davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10
0nrdj eisene Sdulb.

SeottGe, @oib., 8. Sonl1ar. =
0rei @rubenorbeiter magten iid) &c.
Itern III einen ,pegen gefdbrlifer SIN.
Iommllng bon @rogos oufgegebcnei1
Sbodt Der Eocabontas = aoblen.
CRUDE. Die ungeihiibten @rrlbenlid-
ter an ibren 8appen brahten bas
u%orbnnoene @rogas gum grplobiren.
Der cine bon Den 9ergleuten pltroe
oii Der Stelle get0otet, Die beioen au-
bereu tritgcn lebensgefabrlife Ser.
leBullqen oapon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10
Gaes beisefest.
@abIpirren in Colorado beeroet. =
\ IT,, E,,oSGAor r.,A Soa a..

@ubIpirren in Colorado beenoet. -
Gin frieoliher GonteTt oeS Sou
perneurS 8eaboop. - Seute niro
; Nlpub NoamS alS @nunerneilr
.cingcieBt.
9"enper, Gol., g.. Samtar. -
Nbgeiebeu bon eitem ~frie6lid]eu Gons
teit nm 0os @ouoerneursant Mel
hen ser HepubIifuner 4eab6op 5om
.Mittpof einIeiten uuo oeIien gerift-
lide 8prbuuolungeu mebrere 8ohen
IN 2Inipru6 npbmen miro, fin0 ole
politiihen @irreu GuloraOo's been,
oct ltno ser 9emofrat Aloab AoamS
miro morgcn olS @olrpcrncllr eingc-
lett.
Grob oeS groBeu @ei6rei'S mo
Ser bon ,3eit ST. 3eit du5geItoBeneil
o%eIperoten Grohungen bat ltd Ser
gauge 8nblitreit in @obGgefoQen
otfqel0It uto fem cin5iger S6Iog lit,
iomcit man meiB, babel geiiibrt nor.
ben. Bie oie Sod)en ieBt lteben,
ideint aud tnlm cine Grneuer,mg
Der 8irreu 81 befiird)ten. 0erStootS-
Senot beitGti9te bellte Die pom @oll.
ocrueur @eaboop nol5ogene Grnen.
lulrtg Der @S. 2lltber 10. @obooro
mo SEQ. ". Collins 5u 9eiiiBern
oe5 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sm @oltie
pllroen feline @eif0ftc bon 9eoell.
tlu1q erleoigt.
Die EMANCIPATION OeS @ouper.
neltr3 NoomS miro nlf @ltnid) oe2
&cbtcrcn morgen in DER einfn6iten
@eiie mo Obue allen militGriihcn
Erunt Dor iid) gebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10
IS. Gonarek.- 2meite sitnna.

Omnibus Claims Bills" pom Se-
not ongenommcn, @eniion9,
@GrrpiIligun9sbiG i'm Souie elm
berihtet Giitrift Columbia
8cidGitc.
@oibinGtom .. s., 8. Gan.
- 3m Seuot mrroc ol,f Nntro1
Gohgc'5 (Nfoii.) Der IS. ¨ar 5lum
&ortrugen Der @eoGdtniBreocn III
Gbren oe3 perItorbenen Senators
Soar icitgeiebt. 0mm geluugte Die
nSmniblt3 Claims" Bill mieo9r
mlf'9 Sopet mo mltroe, uohoem i0t
mcbrerc, pom Gomite cmpioblcEc
Entertainments 5ugcfiigt morOcn luo.
rem, n%ugenommen. Sic pCrrpiQigt
I'M @on5cn ctrpa $2,S00,O0O 5ur DC
9lei6nng elmer 9roBen Nn5o6l 2n'
ipriide.
Noboem oerificocnc minoer mid.
tige @ei60fte erleoi1t morocn rporell,
Idritt Der Senot sur meitcren Gr.
rpGglng Ser Staoten-9iQ, un0 Wor-
gan (Nlo.) belt cine Gfeoc Qegcn Die.
Ielbe, Ger Heoncr 6aIirtc ieinc 0p.
petition oui bic GrfIdrumg, BOB bic
9eoolferung bon Neu.Merifo un0
Nrt5ono, luelde Serritorien Ollrd) Ole
Gill 81 cinem Stoote pereiniot lucr
Ben ioaen, gr0BtcntbeilS ans N}cri.
fonern, Snoionern, Ne0crn uno
MiidIingcn beitebe, lpeIdc feline ie6r
miinIhelSluert6en 9iirgcr ser Ser.
Stoaten o6gc6en Oiirften.
lin 4.05 QinQ ser Scnut in Gr2
flttibiibunq unb nm 4.23 crfolote
Gertugrng.
SIN Observation-Disclosures 6cridtctc
&on @oortiS 90 i'm 9(iitrog Oe@
SerniaigmQ8 Gomite,3 Die @cu
iionS . &crluiQigungS6iG Gin mnN
llnteripooo (9tlo.) -nnter6reitctc Ocu
NinoritGt56cri6t be5iigli6 ser Gor.
loge.
Gas Sous conititllirtc Ii6 6ierouf
inter Dem @oriite Curriers' N.-S.D
olS Flenor-Gomitc uno 900 Sc.
i6Gftc bes GiitriftS Columbia IN @c.
trddt. Gin 9cIhhtB, mc(dcr bic
tempOrGrc 9enublru0 zines GbciGc9
Der @alGiugton.W Comment Inlu0tn
fir cine oNmericon NoihpoU PIP.
pliance Grbi6ition" in @~cr6in0rulu
NIT Dem beDoritebcn0en Giienbubn
Congress bobier mltorilirt, iuuroc
ongenommen. Der 9ei6llB, mcl-
der oas I6bolten 6es Snoll9uru,
tion&boQeS I'M EeniionSomt5 Sc.
b0llOe Geitattct, gcIongtc 5unG6it
illr &etbonoIitn9 mo pcronloBtc
cine Iange GiSfuiiion. S6licBlicb
lpuroe cr inoeiienl, ongcnolnmcn.
Nod GrIc0iGllnG elmer In5o6(
HoutinegeifGfte pertogtc lid 0o3
Sans nm 4.23 bis morgen.
Die beltte I'M Souie r%in6eridtctc
Mentions 3 Gerruiaigun0SbiQ icbt inn
@an5en $13S,250,t0O aus - $1t0,-
600 lueniger, oils Ole YeniionS Ser.
t%pilligullg fiir ooS Iollfcnoc 6i5fol-
iabr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10

Yt|lulltJl luul, ClllltCB uCI StuItUtltl
feline y9erutber" NIT Dem meiteren
Sder5nort: Sea, ga ltebt eS oo6
niht gar 10 ihleht, bier oofiir, pier
oaaeaen mo elmer ifmuuteno, es lit
alio immer @oiimmg uorbausen.r.
Ger Rrdiioent ihicu gang 5ufriebeH,
nuB er uidt nit elmer oirctten 9tps
0erlage aus Der @oniereu5 beruorBe.
gungen.
Senotor Alorih lit bon ieber Der
conference.-the &ortGmpfer beS S6d,i
iflB5oIl5 gclDeien, u1O eS liest ftfne
8crnnlaIiung Dor, 3u 9lauben, CT
babe iebt, Dem E%rdiioeuten 3uIie6e
o0er etlud 0urd Den 1rud Der Silent
lidJen WeinInd bemogen, feline Sal
ting ge0noert. Giner ser oStnno.
potter5" pom Sorie, ser an Der Gon=
feren5 tbeilgenommen, begleitete oaS
8erbolten oeS Senators bon Mbooez
SSlono nit foIqenoem Gommentar:
oGl6ri6 lit ebenio WeniQ elm Iorif.
reiormer, luie mir, nllr gluubt er aus
Ger Sitltation in Der Weiie 8ortbeil
5ieben 81 %fonncn, ooB err our6 BE.
fiirmortlng bon Sorifreoiiion inter
ieBigen l%lmitdnoen Ole 3iigeI in Der
9ono bebnlten mo ole Reoiiion 10
controIircn fam, ooB Niernono 90
our6 ihper %betroffen miro" Mie
bon elmer Dem Senator BON Rho0e.
SSlan0 nabeitebenoen 9erI0nlihteir
oerIidert miro, begituitigt oieler
nid)t cine llmurbeitlng pes geiamm.
ten InrifS, ionbern nllr cine nWooi-
fljirung ein5eIner 3oQpurogropben,"
10 Dab, menn i%iberbnupt etlpuS qe.
Idiebt cine Bill poiiirt meroen ioQ,
voie ooS IorifgeieB bon 1897 omell-
Dirt" @a8 9o8 5t be0etten bat,
oitrfte luobl Sober iuiiien, DEM Sena,
tor Mori6'9 iriibere EbGtigtcit oli
oieiem Bebiet IN Grinnerrng lit. Is
mag oSarifrepiiion" gebcn, ober
feline nSorifreform." Der Gorif be-
finoet iid) olio infer allen ltmitGu-
Den nod lin Den SGnoen ieiner
6reln6e" mo miro BORT blei6elt.
Gnoe n0diter ISOLDE mag cine tuci-
tere Gonferen5 it1ttfinoCn. IS lit
moglid, OuB man iih bis 0obin oa-
rauf geeini9t boben f0nutc, einen ge-
meinIomen IllSiduB, beitebeuo oll3
VtitgIieoern 0eS ScnotS .6inun5.Go.
mites uno ocS Sau3.Gomitc's fir
Wlittel mo Me9e, 5u biIoelt, pelder
ein mil0eS uImenoement gum 9inq.
leD 3 S~arifgeieB" olSarbeiten iou.
Hepraientont Tomnep bon Winnc.
lota miro an Oieiem IllSifu6, fails
er gebiloet luerOen iolte, idmerlid)
figltriren, Oenn Spreder Cannon lit
lett Der Gonfcren5 nit ibm fertig; er
bctrnftet ibn ulS einen 1ubncnfIiid,.
ll9elt oenl rem Sertrnlten 9eld)enft
neroen fam. Same, 0cnt NGlBerIt
pteI on ieinem Freitigc Gicot, miro
oorousiidtIif luie6cr rnfebren mo
Itd Den @iiniden oe8 Sprefers
Cannon aan5 iiigqn, no6oem linn
6ilpor nod Der aopf gcb0rig geiuo.
lden iporoen; ea lit oontit bereits ser
Nnfong 9emoht norber, ober es Io4
lbm nod frdftiger einqerieben lper-
Den, lpie aus Den 9emcrfungen oeS
SprederS ltno Der GoQcgen @rospe-
nor ino 0ol5eu 81 idIicBen lit.
Gam miro er gcfiigiq gcrlra iein,
INN on Den 9emeiniomen @erotbln1=
gen otonungSgcm0B tbcilnpbmcn III
tonncn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10
Serafini's Iiftritf.

Stoot Merifo, 8. Snluiar.
Der DieIige opoitoliide 9elegot
Serafini bat ieinen YoIten pegen an
oalternoer &rGnflidfeit nieoergelegt
mo miro nad)ite @ode sic Seimreiie
naf &om antreten. Migr. Gerretta,
Sefretdr Scr apoitoliihen @eior6t-
ihaft, miro oils @eiddftstrGger nm.
giren bis Elm nelier Gertreter oes
Satifans nnlangt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10
I'm YOntdJartrain- Sec crtrnnfcn.

New Orleans, 8. Sonlor.
- Mi6oel &leiu, 10 Sabre alt,
Gmil &olgrimler, 81 Sabre alt, mno
Gorl S6umo6er, 81 Sabre alt, er.
trunfen bellte in 6olge OeS &enternS
zines SegelbooteS I'M Tont6artroin-
Sec. 3mei moere Sniaiien be8
8ooteS mlIroen gcrettet, nod)oem lie
iif) 5luei Strmoen lang an Dem gcfen.
terten So6r5Cug f~eItge6alten bottcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10

zines Cages sic an ibr ieGbit oit8ge-
fiibrte Operation ourf ben ainemo.
to9ropben f~eitgebaIten Iab. Or. Dopen
periudte NQes, oemllnfug 3,t ~Iteuern.
0uumebr bat >er Die ainematogru.
pben 6irmo mui 100000 5roncs
ShoocngriaB perflagt. Sine Gnte
ihctOuug lit nod ni6t erfolgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10

S. 6ranf 9anlp bon 2afopette
trot geitern IN indianapolis inter
BEN iibliden Geremonien iein Imt
aIs @ouperneur BON Snoiana an, irno
in Sefferion, Wio., puroe Soiepb %.
6olf ais @ouperneur bon MiiIouri
eitlgeiest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-01-10
8elbienbmnsen nad 9emtIdIanb mnS
Seitreid

5n % Gents pro Marf uno 2OH
Gents pro 9rone. Yorto EXTRA.
Bediel ~nisgeiteIlt auf ale Sbei~
Der @elt. giaise Sdiffsfarten bon
uno nad Deutidlano. Sbeo. s.
Diener & Co., ia SIt-2erine
ton.Str. 3immer Rr. 8. (1SO-)
Tafe! EGKe!
sir @eiie in's Aiislanb beiorst 6.
&aine, Nr. Ali, ct. Hanl-S traRe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21
A Very Close Call.

II stuck to my engine. although every
join aChed and every nerve was raclicd
with pain" writes c. w. Bellamy, To-
contotive fireman, of Burlington. Iowa.
Il Was weak and pale. without any ap-
petite and all run down. AS l was
out to give up, | got bottle of Elec-
t"c Bitters, and after taking it, ! felt
as we'll rs ever did in my life" Weak,
sickly. run down people always gain
now life strength and viCor from their
use. Try them. Satisfaction guaran-
ted by Eowditch, Webster & Co..
Augusta. Simpson Drug Co. Water
lille. Price 30 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

y serious naway accident occurred
1T about 1u.3U, Thursday evening. on
Hospital street. A party of ladies and
gentlemen hDd been spending tn
evening at Hon. Joseph II. Manleys
among them being Hon. and Mrs. Har-
old NJ. Sewall OF Bath. ana Mrs. Shell
don of Foston. On their return, they
came over to the city in Il sleigh, with
a driver, and soon after stHrtinS. then
horse became frightened at something
and ran. At the corner of RaTgoj
ANA Cony streets. Mrs. Sheldon was
thrown out. striking heavily in the
strt ct, and dislocating one shoulder
Further Gown Cony hill, Mr.. and Mrs
Sewall We're thrown out. but aside from
receiving shaking up. they We're
lurkil; uninjul ed. The horse Wa
stopped rear the City bulldi:g. Mrs
sheldon was taken to her apartments
ut tho Augusta House. where DIS
Davies una Tucll We're called and re-
dtlcetl the diSlocation. Mrs. Sn"hi1'
WAS able to leave for Boston. on t"i!
40. Ga, Friday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

The largest business failure To be
record 4 IL K..lln bee county for a long
i"iiod cana. b"rnac the referee in bank
!ulfirH his Week. TIL" case was that of
Waite" J. Gilman Of Albion, who con-
'iuctcd 4 general store III that town.
Thc accounts of the petitioner stand
as follows: liabilities, $lcri.41: assets,
sock Of goods valued al $50: fixtures.
500: sfo'r buil,Iing. $50: book accounts,
500; other personal property 800. The
total assets, with III" exc, ption Of prop
"rty claimed 10 he ex"npl. amounts to
$l}bo.39. The first meeting of creditors
will b" held ut the office nl the referee
III bankruptcy, "n Friday, Feb. 3, at 10
A. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

IN many 4 family home there stands
Il fine l'innO that once was Il joy and
delight but which may now bear silent
testimony to the absence of some loved
one who is away from the family cir
c!". Others of the family may not
be musicians but are lovers of Music
The ".lrollo player" il staples, Snit.
& Moody'S would restore a joy that
music alone imparts to the home. Ii
is marvellous to see the advantages and
improvements Of the "Anollo' ANA the
company would like all to call and se>
it. NJ experience is required to play
il whom attached to a piano.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

The story comes in from Mt. Vernon.
of remarkable capture which was
made by a man living within 4 fe,v
miles of that town. Wednesday, after
noon. The facts connected with til"
tale caunu; he vOuched for. as tn,
proofs have not vet been presented
hut according to the story as related
the man and his son were out in wool
lot near the farm. and were digging
out 4 den Of skunks. The den WAS
located on a hillside where the soil Was
n sandy loan. which is often chosen by
thes.. animals as a location for a Gen
on account Of the easy digging Whirh
il affords. The men. after locating
the den by means Of Il sapling Whlch
they thrust into a hole. found ii easy
work with a pickaxe and long handled
shade to get into the den. itself. Nhe'
the earth was removed. they found
five skunks in the den. and one of the
fi.e was rs white rs snow. As far rs
is known this was the first white skunk
known to have been captured in thls
section. The animals always nave
more or less white uron them. usu1lIv
running in two stripes which start from
the head and continue down along tn"
sides and in some cases the White
pre- dominates: and sometimes. toe
skunks are found that are black. with
the execution of Il white cap on the
head but skunk that is wholly white
without Il black hair on him, as tht
one in question was reported to be, IS
a most remarkable specimen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

DIR. II. f.. Ciribbin has a thermometer
n his Office which he thinks is about
AZ reliable as any instrument of that
nature in the city. and it should he. as
il is one of the kind that is used ut IL"
weather bureau. In appearance II Is
unlike the .Iy"r;ig" Thermometer. mas
much as instead of having 4 SinGI"
tube of glass. the tube is in tn" SHAPE
Of a long loop, the top of one end turn
ing over and terminating in !"H"
IIllb The tube contains mercury. llk"
Tie ordinary thermometer. but that
part Of the tube which is not occupied
bv the mercury is filled with ether.
There is Il scale beside each tube. ana
here is another difference. the scales
read downwa"dS instead of upward.
The tube at the right side Of TN" Their
nloncter indicates the maximum tenn
perature and that 1T the left, the mini
mum. Still another difference is tn
presence Of Il little tclltale in either
tube. which indicates the extreme rise
or depression in the mCrCuridl column.
50 that in case the mercury runs down
~. say - below zero. during the night.
and then rises. the telltalc is lett at -
degrees although at the time the r,+l'i-
ing is taken. the mercury may Indicate
10 degrees above. TIL" th"r'n"m"t"1
does not run as low as some of the
local instruments. and the lowest point
reached by during the winter was II
degrees below zero.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

Members of the Pianeili Fencing
club, who remember With pleasure
Professor Pianelli, who passed some
time in the city during the first year
Of the clubs organization. giving in
sfru ton in the art to the different
members, are Interested in the coming
bout between that gentleman and
Meringuac, which Will come off in New
York city. next Wednesday. The lat
ter gentleman is the champion of the
world With the foils, us his father was.
before him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

The funeral of the infant daughter OF
ar. and Mrs. Merton Q. Foster of
Manchester, Was held at their home i'll
that town, at 10 O'Clock. Friday fore
noon. Rev. Mr.. Hawkes. officiating. The
body was brought to this city and
placed in the tomb at Mt Pleasant
cemetery. where it will rest until
spring. when it will be buried in the
family lot III tile same cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21
Whitman & Adams Co.
G. ". WADLE|GH s SAsH eRS s;'at
JANUARY PRICE LIST

Maine Corn. Best
..........s1.20 Doz.; single can, Tic.
Maine Corn, Good
....... .S1.10 Doz.; single can, 10c.
Michigan Corn. Good 9oc. doz.
tomatoes. best .."..........
..........$1.10 Doz.; single can, 1oc.
Tomatoes. good
.......... Csc. Doz.; single can, &c.
String Beans. Green, Best .
..........S1.10 doz.; single can. 10c.
String Beans. Golden Wax
......... .$1.10 doz.; single can, 10c.
String Beans. good. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
......... .90c. doz.; single can. &c.
Cans Rest Steak Salmon ........ soc.
3 Cans Bcst Dandelion Greens -. SOC.
Cans Lemon Cling Peaches . Soc.
Can Squash and Pumpkin - 10c. can.
Shell Beans. Rest
......... S1.10 doz.; single can, 10c
Id. pkg Banner Rolled Oats 49, zoe.
lib. pkg. Yankee Rolled Oats .... 20c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

Train No. %, which leaves Augusta
for the East at 12.35 +. NJ. carried no
mail car, yesterday noon. because of
the accident AT Durham. y. H.. on the
Western division OF the Boston 4
Maine Railroad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

Laurent Jones was called to Three
Mile pond. yesterday afternoon. by the
Illness of Harvey Chisam, who is very
Ill with pneumonia. Mr.. Jones. went in
tie crprcjty of rIrsc. ana Will take
care of the patient.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21
TO THE
PUBLIC

FARNHAM'S KIDNEY TABLETS are
Scientific ally compounded from SAW
PALMETTO, IUtlIt. QUEEN Of the
MEADOW, LITHIA, etc. The above
ingredients ent.'.'ing into this prrpar-
alton are the best Substances known to
Ancient, Medieval, Or Modern Medical
Science for the Cure Of all forms of
KIDNEY TROUBLES. GET Farm
BANS TAKE NO OTHER. THEY
CURE. 100 Tablets in each box Price
SOC. Farnham Drug Il Chemical CO.,
Chicago, ILL., Ask your Druggist for
them, if he should noi have them ask
him to get them for you.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

There will be special meetings at tn"
salvation Army barracks on Sunday.
Capt. Jennie NJ. Fariar aud Lieut. Ann
Mcgowan are fareWclling after Il stay
of several months. The captain and
lieutenant leave Augusta. next Tues
day, for South Norwalk, Conn, to
which post they have recently been APP
pointed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

S. c. Webster * Co. finished their
ice operations above the kenmebec
dam. Wednesday afternoon. with the
f'lin" Of III" ice house at the City farm.
The house in question holds 60 tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

The many friends of Deputy Sheriff
Cross, who has been very i'll at his
home on the Bangor road. will lie
pleased to learn that he was very
much better, yesterday morning, and
Was consider ed out of danger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

You h"d better study G. W. Wad-
l''iGh's cash ''I;lnlary prices in his al
for good results i'll buying. Canned
goods, meats, cereals. beans, pork lard
ard articles too numerous to mention
ar" boldly priced, us if to DEFY competi-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

Invitations are out announcing al
AT Home" by Hon. ana Mrs W. II
Gannett at o'clock. "Wednesday even
Jig, Feb. /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

Last day of the sale of fancy goods
II cost at Lottie SaffOrd's, No. II Win
throp Court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21
SPECIAL SALE LOCALS.

When you look at these $40 and ST.
overcoats and see the style" that is
one Of liarkcr's strong points. you viii
realize also that 500 is Il very low
price for thcni. OtiIcr higher grades.
rr"r"rti"nat"ly low. Also vcly special
values in shirts. sweaters and under
wear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

Stevens x ballard are making inter
eStin% prices on al warm boots and
slippers. Ladies' warm Juliets all col
"rs. the $,.,0 grade now % cents: the
81 grade r"lv 90 cents; warm boots at
prices To close them out at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

lb. pkg. Plymouth Rolled Oats. zoe.
lib. pkg. Price Rolled oats ... zoe,
lb. Bulk Rolled Oats for ~ 25c,
Bu Pea Beans .... $2.10; PIX, 55c,
Blu. Yellow Eye Beans $3.50; PIX, SIC.
Id. Salt Pork ................. Soc.
10 lib. Pail Pure Lard .... S5c
. Id. Pail Pure Lard .4 5c,
20 lb. Tub Cooking Lard . $1.20
III. Graham Flour .. Csc,
R"b Roy Flour ........... $3.50 Dbl.
24i Id. Bag Rob Roy Flour ... $50.
- y Id. Bag Bread Flour 9Oc.
3l2 ID. Best Loose Raisins .25c,
SO lb. SeedeSs Raisins .. Csc,
5. one lib. pkg. Seedless Raisins -. CSC.
10. Good Pruncs ................2 5c.
Gal. Good Porto Rico Molasse
........... $1.00; single gal. 35c.
Small Cans Red Raspbcrries Csc,
Cans Rlackherries ........ Csc,
Cans Strawberries ..7 Use,
D pkg rover goo,
Good as Force.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

If YOU want some russell Florida
oranges that are not only juice. Tut
have the iino apple flavor. telephone
Augusta f'ruit co. Also navcIs, highly
coiored and GIc. those rose brand" Is
ion &c. TdmEeri:i"s ANA hoods. Also
best of malaga grapes. bananas, jumbo.
hcllloWers fol tie table. &c. &c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

Good sense. You will acknowledge
" I" d" So. ii YOU ever used a prophy-
tactic style. toothbrush. John Cough
lin sells You q &c. brush today for only
l'c.. WHAT is nose nc also gives free !,
sample of fire tooth paste with each
brush. See them.
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What Shall We Have for Dessert (?

This is an important daily question
ee,ved Highest Award. Gold Medal
worlds Fair St. Louis 1901. Everything
u, the nacltase; a ID boiling water ara set
~ cool Eiavors q .eInon. Orange R.sp-
berty. sire whcrry. thpcoltte, ami Cherry.
nrder a racI.ass Of each 1avor from you1
grocer today loc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21
EnwIitch < M.ehstcr hnye i line

E"w!itch & Webster nave Il line Of
photo souvenir postal cards you Shout
see. An artist who understood his bus
mess maze these. GOV. Hills resi-
'!cnce. Blaine mansion. Library. Post
Office. Interior State House old Fort
Weston. and lots Of local Views among
them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

+. II. Jenkins new ad enumerttcs
h'r%ains worth seeking for. Shirts.
$l.oO value. striped and Numbered, for
'.hy o%c.; black. uAlincd; SOC. gloves,
only &c: 81 brown crush hats. soc.
Also 10 plated collar buttons. part lev
or. pant solid. al for loo, &C. &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

The East Side Variety store show
\ h'ir ";;r..cst desire 10 close out their
stock as quickly us possible. by making
S;i:l 'W@r prices, as Will be seen in
their now al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

NEARLY ready for repairs" says TIT
Hustler. Until then low prices con.
tiHuc ANA +. ". Soule'S sales from owe
the county, SHOW how fully the pcopl'
have taken advantage OF tie gre.
mark DOWN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

1t is at "F'uller's market" you Obtain
I'll the best kinds of oysters today. n
only zoe. a pint
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21

bottle nice queen olives only 1Oc. Their
own make. delicious chewing candy.
m"asses. vanilla and strawberry fla
vors. only Zoe ID. The favorite fudge,
walnut. l5c.: Il nice vanilla chocolate.
lac. All green stuff, also ducks and
native chickens for the dinner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-21
AUGUSTA LODGE DIRECTORY.

AUGUSTA LODGE, NO. 141, r. G. A.
NJ Special Communication, Tuesday
ry.uli.g. Jan. y AT 80 i. NJ. Work in |;
a degree. All sojourning brethren ar
cordially invited to he present.
Will. l.. HILTON. w. NJ
CIAI-DE w TOWNSEND Sec