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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04

" ar lerb $ III II G. - Gtilell
miBlrngeren &eriuf, lid aus ser
@elt at i6aifen, mad)te geitern2lben0
fllr5 nod 1a1t llbr ser AZ So6rc oIte
Gaipor Steal, elm Softer bon 9fr. 712,
Observation-Disclosures. &eal iou ieit etrua
elmer ISOLDE itarf getrunten unO ga.
our6 ieine gnn5e 9oorIbnit Der
6raltd)t babeu. @eltern madte cr per.
gebli6e NnItren9ungcn, iib @clo 81
peridofien, I'M iib 8oaren fir Sen
Marft SIT falien. &erypeifeIt iiber
ieiueu WiBeriolg faltfte er bel IIcr,
M1tie & 60, Hr. 200, 8eitFGroB,
StrQBe elm Giiontltm 2altoanum, nit
bent or iih nod ieiucm 3immer beanb.
Do er ie0od ieine 9lbiiht bate liant
merOeu laiieu benahrid)tigtet 9tads
barren oen Sergennten HieS un0 Golis
5iiten @uprence pom mcitliden 81.
thrift, melhc raid III 0aS 3tmmer Oe$
Observation-Disclosures ein0raugen, Sci
ibrcm Giutritt iprong ocrIelbe pom
@ett altf auf lpeldem er 1i6 fir ieit
lebteS Stiin0lein por5tbcreiten id)icn,
mari Die @iitilaidc inter Oa8 9ctt
mo uerildte, 81 entpildcn. Srob'
Dem ct bebouptete, nod nidltS pon
Oem tootli6en Stoii perihludt SIT IA.
ben, lulIrOc er ood) nad) Dem oOtarp.
louo llniucriitGtS . &oipital" ges
brod)t unO BORT griin0li6 auSgc.
pumpt, melfe Sur i'm mieOer auf Ole
@eine bradte.
Sur lebtcn Il Tub c. - ltnter
ouBerorocntIid) 5oblrcidcr 9ctbeili-
glu1g BON @ciotrogenoeu ion0 g~eltern
9totmittog sic 9ecrOigumg OeS am
80. SUM u%critorbeneH @rr. Sobom
&amm bonn S%raucr6ouic Nr. tt75,
9omcnitroBc ans ollf Dem o2ouoons
Yorf : 6rieOboic" ltott. &oitor Grnit
pou 9nbmonn bon ser cpan9. .lut6.
Snlemsfird]c umtirte iomobl i'm
Irolerbaltie, mie am Grade. Cine
grOBc Wcnge prGftigcr ms f%oltborer
9lunenItiide i6nlildte Sen Surg. Die
Icttc Gbre ais 8ubrttftrGNer ernie.
ien oem &erItorbenen &crtrcter iol.
GENDER Sereinc: nSii0.9altimorer
aronfen . ltnteritiitun08 . &crein,"
bic @S. Sobn Sod mo GboS. &lrr5.
rod; 8utnpSco.2ogc 9tr. 6" Ser
qltniteO SbiphtilOcrS Of q. H." sic
|S@. Sobn @eiImnn uno 8nt. Gong.
len; n@em.Gonclopc, s. 8. S." oic
SS. Sobn 9e Mott uno 9(leronoer
Samilton, uh0 oNQg. Irbciter.ara1.
fen = llnterltiibungS &ercin," Dit
SS. 4. 6. &iimmcl, @uitop 6rotd,
i. @. Slid un6 Serm. Woog. Sr.
George &nel leitete Die 9eeroigltng.
Der &erItorbene mltrOe am 30. Mai
IN @eoOer, bel Morbrrg, Seiien, &C.
boreH mo fam Dor Ptmd % Sd6ren
nad) Nmertta. Tor % Subrelt Der
b%cirotbcte er iid nit 6rou Sobonna,
gcb. RauiG. Nebcn ser &Sittpc bin.
terlGBt er 5mei SG6ne, sic SS. 2ouiS
wn0 @alter &onm, nno cine Go6ter,
Sri. Minnie aomnl. Sr. &omm mar
ais Wnihihiit bel Der 6irma Bartlett,
!SoDporo & 50. tbGtig. @r mar Gin
WitgIic0 Ser o6er %erlpG6nten Ser.
einigungen.
2ompccrpIo6irte e. = Gltrd
boS G%rploOiren elmer Eetroleumlom.
pc entItono Geitern 9l6eno gegen $40
llbr in Der @obnung beS Srn. Com.
SoDlor, Nr. $40, @eIt.S orotogoItrds
Re, Gin unbeoeutenoeS Serer, ooS
cincn S6oocu bon ungefGbr $25 an.
ridtete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04
3nci G~rtrinfnuaSfaQc.

0iUtN " IWiA+
lln6efonnter nin1n1t Elm ocrbdrgniB.
po0eS SdApimmboO. - Ger @r.
tritnfene jolt m9cblid, Yuitup
2crt icin. = Grnit W &onb Elm
crQliId,er Shiif@3inmcrmunn,
bel Sort WicSenru C%rtrunfen.
@robc I%ufregun9 cutitol0 QcItern
N(6cn0 in 2ocuit'&oint, ais Elm Inv
b%cfolmter bei'm &ier Nr. 10 an
6ll6c .NGr.m u StLoke.. ,uit Dem
@cucrfcngain'S @oiilr iprong, ELM
Sdptirhnt6oo nebmC1 SIT mollcn.
lrot Der poIlcn @cfIciOultE biclt or
iif, cintgc GugenbIide ijbcr g8oiicr,
begalnts, Oann obcr lnlt~cr5lIinfer.
Scrmann Sdrcibcr, Rllius @rattcr
mo 6rib GbrmomL idClhc Dies be-
mcrftcr, %ipron9cn ms @oIIer, I'M
Dem S"tnfen0cn @eiitouo St l%eiIter;
Iicbraftcn i'm altd) 5luCi Nal OIL sic
SberilG6c, cs GeIonQ ibueu obcr
nid)t, OcrieI6cn on'& @ouO SIT brin.
gen. Ger GrtrunfCuc bottc nit Oen
0rci 8cuoWnten unO OCridic0enen
Nnocrcn in Scr N0be OCS GicrS 9icr
gctrumfcn, tcincr OCriclbcn fonnte
i'm icOodJ. GS bcitcbt iibriQcnS sic
&crmlltbung, bob ser To0tc ser 40
Sabre oItc @uitop 2crd BON Or.
1882, Siib-GborleS.S tro6c, lit. Ger.
icIbc ruor friibcr cin bonn Norbheitt.
iter 2Iop6 orgcitc0tcr GoQeI0bncr.
Gr ioa felt I6n0erer Belt nit iciner
Grou in ifIcd)tpm Ginucrne6ntcn &C.
itonocn 6obcr, 10 0oB i'm Oieielbe
am letter GicnitoQ pcrIieB uno
icitber bel 6cm HCItolrotcltr Wtor
Scder in 2ocllIt-Eoint. lpobrtc. Sc
tern NodImitto0 ioH 9crd) BORT Dor
gciprodcn mo icinc 6rou crIud)t
bobcn, nod ibrer cbcIifcn @obmmQ
5uriid5ttteren. "a tic iid) 0onlit nid)t
cinuerltonOen ertlGrtr ioQ &crd lebr
nicOcr9eItimmt tucgGc0mn0cn ieir.
NllS oielcm @runGe un0 neil 2erd
onacbIidJ idon friiber Qcoro6t bate,
icine 6rot uno iif irIbIt 81 cridic.
ben, muroe pernutbct, 0oB 2crd)
m09Iid)ertuciie Ser ~Gtrunfenc icin
t0nrtc, 5llmoI oericIbe aud, q~cItern
gbcno nibt nod iciner @o6uung
5uriidfebrtc. Gin 3beiI ser 9e1ot.
Sung OcS Goli5cibooteS y2nnnon"
modlte gcitcrn Nbenb bcrgeb(ide
&criudc ben 2eifnom SIT bergen.
@ci Sort Mc&cnrp er.
trunfen.
grncIt q. &ouL 2G Sabre alt, bon
8iOertoe @ugEanO, ocr,duf oer Gon.
pferindt n@lnSreOa" ais Sdiffs5im.
mermanN angeiteat mar. iiel geItern
Sormittaa iibsS 9brS nnO ertronf,
che 'f1tH5SiTfe GtHtd1Nf @SrStGlit fonntt.
Sam ppate on1e6PiH Gin &loerboot
bcItcigen nnb gIitt auf Der 2citer aus.
Gapit0n Ooflcp pOnaper n@lmOrcOa"
bcnudridtiate ioiort bic Office ser
vgSeItern MorpIdnS 9o5n," tpeId)c
Dos Gcli5ei6pot. a2onnon" INT 9luf.
iudung oeS 2cidnams criltdtc. 2eb.
terer wltroe ipGter BON Dem Goli3ei-
boot oufgeiltnOcn inns mad ser Mors
que 0cbrodt, Gle Sodt fam porgc.
tern Nbcnh nit ibrem Better, 9rn.
@inslom z. Yiercc, Oem GrGiioeuten
Der n@citcrn Norplano 9obn," Ser
onf elmer SnipcttionStour bcgriffcn
tit, bier ON unO gin0 bel Sort DC.
Senrp Dor Nnfer, Inn Go9ltn ST.
faiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04

Sn Cincinnati bat ser
~Wubr6eitsfreuno," Gas befannte
fatboliid)e @ohenblatt, iein 70.idb.
RIGGS 9eiteben gefeiert. gS iagt BET
6ieicr @elegenbeit ii6er ieinen 8riiH.
Der: "@s mar ser oomalige Cincinnati
Bfarrer Der I'll. 9reifultigfeits- Stride.
So9ann Rartin Senni. Der am z.
iSeptelnber 1881 reid an Beroieniten
oils gr56iidof bon Rifunlifee aug
'oieien Seben geI6ie0en lit. Nit iit
genolider Tbatfraft uno elmer 3uber.
,iift. Die bios uueridiitterlides 8ott.
pertrouen einfloBen fann. leste oieier
fromme GrieIter, unteritiitt bon Dem
gleihfaaS ourd) ieine 9emiibingen
gegriinoeten ct. alowius /. 8aiIen.
8erein, Sen @rllnoitein 5ll einem gei-
itigen gou, ser bis jest alien Stiir-
men ser 3eit getrott bat" Sas onrd,-
ans nidt fat6oliihe cincinnati
B~olfSblatt" md6t BEL oieier @elegen.
belt Oem StbiIar bas Compliment.
onB CT frGitig uno erfolsreid oie
Sa6e Oes 9eltidtblnmS pertrat.
Y Ser Rnb It a ,@as
modt BERN @iter Gbef i'm '@nbelfon.
.oe ? 20 Bel Dem bat iiA nidts
perdnoert; ct idaut Den gnoerm beim
Mrbeiten aul" 40 Nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04
gereinistc sGnasr BON Baltimore.

Souptquartier: s@ermonia . Ran.
ner6or = SoIleT; BrGitoent Senrp
@ieieting, Nr. 22S, oerl. gaitern.
NlUe.; correiponSiren6er lno prpto-
follirenOer SefretGr gI6ert SAmiot,
Wv. BOG, Siio.8aca.S traBe; Sinana.
SefretGr g. SimmeIbeber, @r. BIB,
Goro.gben.G traBe; Sdasmeiiter s.
9tidIid, Nr. 7t3, 8arner.S troBe;
Giriaent Sobn ". alein. 8erfamms
lung ieoen 5meiten Sreitag Inn Ro.
nat.
nMrton."
$auptquartier: Staa Soae, Scr.
205, Sanouer.S traBe. Sinoitunoe:
Ufittlpod = 9irigent: 5. 6. Sranf.
"Sarmouie.
Snuptquartier: Rr. Ala, 8eIt.
8apette.S traBe. G~ineihinoe: Diem.
tags - 9trieent: Sobn q. 3Iein.
"8ermanie WGnnerdor."
Sauptqliortier: Sermonia . a2Gn.
nerbor Sale, SIR. 4t0-4t2, @eIt.
2~omborb.S trdbe. SingItnnoe: Don.
nerItngs - 0irieent: Tb:Obor Sem.
berger. l
wSrobfinn."
Sauptauartier: Srobitnn . Salle,
Nr. 1000, Sreberid. Gpenue. Sing.
itunoe: Mitttpohs-8iriaent: Sobn
u. &lein.
.@rbeiter- W1nnerhor.~
Soiptquartter: anoreas' Sale,
Hr. 3t4, SanoberItraBe. Sinaitunoe:
Wfitttpods - 9irigent: Gbas. 5.
8ohau. ~
sEbaIin.N 1nnerhor."
$auptquartier: @oigt's Saae, CIR.
1922, Sarforb.a penue. SingItunbe:
Dienitags - 9irigent: s. 6. 8ranf.
.2ocuit.Boint M1nnerbor."
Sauptquartier: 3mider's Sole,
@de Cube. uno anSreitraBe. Sing.
Itin6e: Wittmod 4benos 8 llbr -
Girieent: &iibert &riippeI.
ogrbriter.2 ieSertafeI."
&auptquartier: 8oI3' Saue, Rr.
408, @eit 2erinetonItraBe. cling.
Itunoe: GienItaaS-0iriaent: .Subert
Stripped.
.Nelo6ie."
Saitptquartilr: S. Hies' $aGe,
gde 2otpitraBe nno @eIair @arft.
Sineitunbe: 9onneritass - 9iri.
gent s. 3oroIus.
,8aberii1er MGnnerdor."
Souptquartier: Ndermann's Salle,
@de bon Caroline unb @ouobitrabe,
Singitunoe: 9cnnerItag @beno
0irigent: gusilit ShneiSer.
.@ermania.N uartett-G Club"
Salptquurtier: Weienberg's Sdlle,
Rr. TIC, Roro Bacaitrabe. Stng.
ltuloe: Stenlto9S - Utrtgehf: y.
&arolus.
nWesger.8 eiansberein.-
Sauptquartier: Soffmann's Sole.
2oiu. unb Sorreii- Strabe. Sing.
itunoe: 9icnitagS-9irigent Subert
&riippel.
"No5art Wdnnerfor."
Sauptquartier: Mobert 8onmer's
Saue, 0r. t92t-1923, Orleans.
StraBe; SinsItunoe ieSen Conner.
itas 4benb; Geo. B6blmau, 9irisent.
.gidentrans."
$aaptquartier: Sob1 Sdmiot's
Dorm. 3orn's) Saue, gde 8. uno
@ouebitraBe, SigbIanotonn. Sing.
itunoe: Wittnohs-3irieent Geo. Us.
Boeblmann
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04
Nadtiuaaaul = HOnten.

GarepItroBe unO Sort ; abenue -
SilOli6 fabrcno: &erIoiien Grub.
Sia.8orf 1, 2, 3 mo 4 lt6r Mor.
gems; 6opettc- un6 SoparO.S traBe
t.2t, 2.2t, 3.2t unO 4.2t Morgens.
N0roli6 icbrenO: GerIaiien Sort
WtcSenrD /, 2, 3 uuo A lt6r Mor.
genS; SoDette. mo SoparO.S troBe
1913, 2.23, 1928 uno 4,23 Morgens.
Yorfs lm0 6reoerit . Iooo -
SiioIih iabreno: &crIoIien grIing.
ton . Ipenue, @operlp, I, 9, 8 uno
4 llbr MorgenS; Scpette. ltnO Som.
aro.StroBe 1928, 2.28, 1928 unO
4.2S Mor9ers. N6roli9 fa6reno:
GerIoiieu SrpiEaton I, 2, 3 unO A
llbr @orgens; Sapette. unO Som.
uro StroBe 1928, 2,2S, 1928 unO
,4,28 Morgcus. Sii0lid) fabrenO:
8erlniien &igblanotown 1, 9, 3, uno
A llbr Morecn8; Sapette- unO Som.
aro . StroBe 1923, 1923, 1923 uno
1923 MorgenS.
@opItrobcn.2inie - SeItIid fab.
ren0: @crIuiIen @arriIon-2ai1e 1, 2,
3, un0 4 llbr MorgenS; Baltimore.
un6 GborIeSitroBe ia, 2,t4, 3,t4
un6 4,14 Morgens. 8eitIid fab.
reno: GcrlnIIen Rortb- Apenue unO
@obltraBe 1 80, $50, $50 uno 4,30
Worgens; Baltimore. uno CHARLES.
StroBe 1,46, GAG, SAG unO 4,46
WorgenS.
Ma6iion : Ioenie : 2inie - Seit'
Iid iobrcuo: 8erloIIen 9rui6bia.
&orf /, 9, 3 uno A llbr Morgen8;
Baltimore. IL. GDorIes.S troBe t,1S,
2,tS, 3,tS un6 4.19 Norgens. 8eit.
LID fabren0: Gerloiicn Eome.Str..
gn6punft I, 9, 3 un0 A llbr Mor.
gems; Baltimore. uno GborleSItroBe
10, 2.25, 1926, 4.25 II. 5.25 Mor'
gems.
Orleans. ulto eight . StroBe -
N0rOlid fabrcno: &erlaiien 2igbt'
Str. : Sterilization 1, 2, 3 unO A ltbr
Mor9en8; Baltimore. unO GborleS-
StraBe 10, 2.t0, $40 uno 40
@orgens. SiibIid fabreno: Serial.
len Nortbs unO Gotteeri On.Gnrf'I ue.
me 100, $50, $50 uno 4.30 Wor.
gems; Baltimore uno GbarlesitraBc
$50, $50, $50 nno 4.50 Worgens.
Sarioro . @penue . 2inie - Siio-
Ii6 fobrcno: &erloiien 8e6er's &orf,
Sorioro.Nooo 1, 2, 8 unO 4 llbr
WorgeuS. N0r6lid fn6ren0: 9olti'
more. Ii. @opItroBe 100, $50, $50
uno 4.30 WorgenS. Die Sarforo.
apenie . No6tpoaaons fabren BON
@eber's &nrf, SarforO.Hoa0, bis
Baltimore. II. @opItrobe uno 5uriid.
Hortb 9 Apemie .. 2inie - @orri.
ION =. Mperlle i. gSagaons berlaiien
8eIuirsHono uno Hortb' AperNe uno
bonn electric . Yarf nnd) ~ llbr
@itternodt, pie folat: @eItIi6 fab
reno: &erIoiien 9elair.Hooo uno
Rortb,gpenu 1903, 1890, I, 100
uno 2 ltbr Mor9en8; YenniDlOania'
uu0 Nortb = 9lpente 1926, 1852,
1872, t.52 un0 2.22 Worgens. Selt'
lid fobren0: 8erloiien electric Farf
1890, 1, 100, 2 uno $50 Wor'
gems; GennipIponias uno Nortb'
apcnlte 1854, 1924, 1,54, 2.24 uno
2.54 Morgens.
Griter mo LETTER @o9gon no6
oem @odentog8 . Sabrplan. Conn
tags:, Der critic @oggon cine Stunoe
ipdter.
3ruib Siu'glpe.:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04
Sdifisfartcn bon nmo nad Scntidj'

Bon Baltimore Bis Bremen: Sea.
jiite $50. Bremen bis Baltimore:
$3.50 uno $3.50. &lmoreiie 5u
biaiadrem Ereiie. Sbso. $. 9iener
!, & &c., 217, Cf-gaitimpre-S trakc.
Q70) ss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04

gu II IL II no or { 1t.-2QS
iGbrlid)e Sdul. un0 &oltsielt ocrSer5
Selu-8enteinOe bon Sigblanbtolun
fano gcItern Nad)mittna in oemGorfe
Ser Sitter scr 6reibcit ltott. Der 9e.
Judi iibcrtrof ielbit Die Gripartunaelt
Der Mitglieocr beS Counties lno Die
ocridie0cnen llnterboltlungen, tpelz
DIE ben 9eiu6ern geboten ipuroen,
bielten oielelben nod bis ST. ipGter
Ibenoltunoe i'm Torfe felt. Ser
3med oeS SeiteS tuor Scr, Den GSonoS
fiir Den 9oll elmer llelten Stride fir
Die @cmein6e 5lt erfoben.
Gu y II f q f Sran.
5tSco. Sr. nno Srou 5ran5 Sen.
pref bon 9tr. 207, lt-MhuIberrpItro.
&c. truten geltern Worgen cine 5ipei=
einbolb-monatlidc 9eiu6s- uno Gr.
bolrngSreiie dGalifprnien an, no
tic 5pei S6pcitern uno einen 9rltoer
Der 6rali Senoref, mel6e Tie lett 20
Sabren nidt mebr eeieber, beird)en
poQen. Sinaus fobren Serr nno
Srau Senoref nit Der Baltimore.
Sbios9obn" iiber Chicago, 5uriif
fon1men lie iiber Ct. 2oitis. gm 16.
September iueroen iic pieoer 5uSouie
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-07-04

9alttmorcr mad 4eut da
Tar 3. - Mlit benz bcitte BON Nciu.
Yorf a~bgebenOen 2lopOOompfer
Daronprin5 @ilbelm" reiien oic iol.
genoen Yoltimorer oiif 9eilldb nod
Geutidlonb: 9r. Sernnou g(rcuoS,
Sr. @liitop Sr0blid, Sr. ino 6rou
GboS. @. SiclO, 6rnu z. Ct. Soblt
@offnep Sr. GnSS Gilbert, Srou y.
Sorriion Garrett nnO 3pfc, 6rou sos
ratio V. Garrett rno 3oie, Srou =.
Sorriion, Sri. Reaie Wc@iQ Samtl.
ton, SRI. Sorob aler. Somilton, Sr.
Senrp SolttS, Sr. iino fSrolt SEQ. u.
bon 2ingcn, &r. Sernl. GouiGeuberg,
1rI. Bertha Sdoft SRI, eleanor @u-
donon S6oltcr, Sr. Senrp Some.
born, jun, @r. nnO Srou 5unnenz
baum, Sr. Sobn GrebeS, Or. 81. 9.
@orfielo, &r. Gooio @eglcin uno Sr.
9briit. @ieGmonn.
wet noe ) gut a b. - Mnton
Nidols, % Sabre alt, bon Hr. 1919,
observation-disclosures, i~tiirjte g~eitern
bonn orittcn Stoftperf bes @ebGuoes
Scr. 203, RorO'gutaiptrobe, cine 81.
Itan5 BON 40 SUB, aiti oos Srottoir.
Nibols, ser On5 4eaeb eineS, cement.
6obens iE, SeBt @cpduhe beoufiid)tigte,
arbeitete. i'm. pritten .Sto6perte. ais
ct ieinen Salt perlor i,no aus benz
6eniter itiir5te. 9ei'm-5allen Ifltg
er nu eeiiitteitt'e 8oripriii9l Hi 5lpeiten
iStofiperf, ,e gwoourd 1ie, @udt Oes
Sales obgeihpa6t nufoem,, Or Ian.
oete NIT beH 6iiBen duf Dem Srottoir
nno fam nit 9llsnabme elmer 8erren.
flung Ser 3uBgeIcrfe unperlett oouon.
ST mrroe nad Dem r3rauflin.S Square
Soipital" ii~bcr8ciilDrt.
$685. beden ale nGtbigcn ~itnfoIten.
Berionen nit Dem @unIbe, iid
Ben OitenS' @unflenten in ibrer gour
olird Scntidluno NIB bic Sdjtuei,,
is. Suli bis ). September, ansu.
i6lieBen, tDeuOen iidJ amr,
IN la' S6cb. 9ieifr &Go,,
.r217 Git.Saltimore. Strake,
Zoo NL. N M.x. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-02

Portland Advertiser: Biddeford has
lost Bernard. the heavy hitting, fast
fielding second baseman, who has been
putting up a very fine exhibition at
second. He has gone to Augusta of the
Trolley League. which picked up Hen
ry Carroll, n good catcher. from Mcrri-
mac backstop. Augusta is anxious to
win the Trolley League championship
irrespective of the cost. 1t will not be
easy for Biddeford to fill Bcrnard's
shoes, or to find man capable of
welding his bat. He was getting $3.50
there and it is likely that Augusta is
paying him $50. Gibbs was awarded Il
Arakse of IS a week. from $50 to so, or
he might have gone also. That
it a bit dubious for Riddeford.
salary limit is moderate in these
NTH so much baseball that no
can make a piece of money"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-02
MACADAM AND GRAVEL ROADS.
City of Augusta. Maine.
Public Highway Improvement.
Notice. To [ 'nni n q lnre:

NOtltt u AbltIdtttlS
Sealed proposals will he received by
the Mayor of Augusta until August H.
1906. for the Improvement OF about ten
miles of public highways country roads,
Each proposal shalt be accompanied by
Il certified check payable at sight to the
order of the City Treasurer of Augusta.
for FIVE per cent. Of the amount of the
proposal; which check shall be held unit!
the execution of the contract. The sue
ceSSful bidder who fails to enter into
contract will forfeit his check. When the
contract has been made. the various
cheeks will be returned to the bidders
WHO deposited them.
The Successful E.,ld,I must lii iSh Il
bond for the faithful performance of TIL,
work; such bond to be for the fun
amount oi the contract, ana WIN SUR
ties and in form satisfactory to and ap-
proved by the Committee.
The place of residence of every bidder,
the post office address. with county anG
state, must he given after tn" signature.
All proposals must hc madc On pl,nh
must be- placed in scaled envelopes. en-
dOrscl Proposal for Improvement p!
Road and addressed and dclIycrcd 10
the Mayer not later than tnc GATE ana
tir1c above named.
The contractor to whom the contract
may be awarded will he required I" ap'
pear at the Mayors Office. VITO the surety
offered by him. and execute the cHnttHc'
within three. DAYS from the date OF noull-
catiCn of such award. and IT case OF it'i-
urc or neglect 50 to do nc Will h' con,
sdered MS having abandoned IL 3ha SEali
forfeit the check accompanying MS pro
posal. ...
The right is reserved hv the Committee
to reject any and all bids.
General plans of the work ana form 81
contract and specification may DE seen "'
COMMITTEE ON HIGHWAYS MD
SEWERS, Augusta, maine.
July%idtd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-02

The meeting of the Augusta groccrs
was held at Hotel North last evening"
although the attendance was not as
large as it might have been. owing to
the inability of a number of the LOCAL
dealers to be present. However. the
proposed work of the association was
gone over in an informal way. The
work of formal organization was post
poned until the latter part Of August
when Mr.. Winter. the New England
organizer, will again visit Augusta for
that purpose. Mr.. Winter stated that
he had communicated with nearly if
not all the grocers in the city. by tele-
phone or otherwise and they all have
sicnified their intention of joining the
association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-02
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES,

Joel f. Wood Of Northport was nom
mated as representative to the LcCis-
iature by the Republicans as the eau
Gus held in Northpcrt Wednesday. The
class embraces the towns of Belmont,
Liberty. Palermo, Northport Lincoln
willie and Morrill,.
Friends of Kicker Classical Institute
were recently surprised to learn that
Principal E. c. Harmon has resigned 1t
WAS announced at Commencement time
that the services of Mr. Harmon had been
has not been determined upon as yet Mr..
Harmon will go to the National Park
Seminary, Forest Glen. Md. where he has
been engaged as assistant Drincipal
Judge Cornish of the Lewiston munic-
iral court Tuesday appointed Judge A.
+. T. KnOwlton, formerly judge of the
Same court, clerk of the court, l,ro TEN.
III place of Clarence V. Emerson. who
has been i'll for some weeks and will be
unable to attend to his duties for some
time to come. Judge Knowlton will also
preside over the court during the next
month, as Judge Cornish will take his va
cation.
Tho SacO Republican legislative caucus
Tuesday night adopted 4 resubmisSion
resolution and nominated as representa-
tives to the Legislature n man pledged to
that sentiment. James W. Smith, the
present representative, who voted against
rcsubmission. was beaten by Joseph r.
Dow 66 to Il. The resubmfssion rcsolu-
ton was adopted by vote of &c to 80.
An independent Republican legislative
ticket will he nominated by the anti-re-
submissionsts.
William Hurd. aged 20 years, an enlist
cd nan in the regular army. who blew
out his brains with rifle at the home
Of his sister at Lincoln Monday night.
clmc home on n furlough some time ago.
He remained there long over his time.
and had been drinking heavily. Monday
he was told that tn, sheriff had war
rant for his arrest He bought Il quart
of whiskey and. drinking the most of it.
went to his sisters house and kicking in
the door. assaulted her with kicks and
blows. She ran to 4 neichbor's for help.
and a short time later Hurd was found
dead in the house, having blown off the
top Of his head.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-02
Deafness. Cannot be Cured

by local applications. as they cahr, Tbara 10
emI o one way to cure deafness. and that
is by constitutional remedies. Dea at ths
is caused by an inflamed condition Of Tr ine
mucous lining of the Eustachlan Iupe
When this tube is Unframed you have
rmmbling sound or imperfect hearing. ana ana
when it is entirely closed DEAFNESS sf;on Is cam
he tal,en ont and this tube restored TO IL
normal condition. hearing will be ae.
stroyed forever: nine cases out OF zen arr arr
caused by Catarrh. which is notnlns pr'
an infiamed condition OF the mucous SUI
We will give One Hundred Dollars Iof
any case of Deafness caused by ca.al .,t
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure Send for circulars. free.
f. ]. CHENEY & CO. TOLEDO. y
Sold BY druggists. TIC.
Take Halls Family Pulls for consup'
ton.
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GRANGE Notes.

Penobscot View Grange SSS drdicat-
cd the new hall at Glen Cove TUESDAY
with appropriate exercises. Inc chlel
address was delivered by state Master
Obadial< Gardner. and speeches were
made by Judge l.. r. Campoen .,
Rockland and others. a supper ana
hall followed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-02

At the special meeting of the Angus
+, Social and Athletic Club held last
ovoninr it was voted to arrange bout
for one week from Friday night be
twcen Cote and Young Kcnney. Let
tors have already been received from
both these men in which they slshit'p
their willingness to meet mere uliItr
the auspices of the club.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-02

Officer Lawrence ColSan returned To
his beat yesterday after weeks va
cation which he passed in Massachu-
setts. He was accompanied on his re-
turn by Mrs. Colgan and children, VINO
have been passing more cNtcnd"i
visit in quincy and other places III
Massachusetts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-02

An almost entirely new plank side
walk is to be laid on the north side Oh
the Kcnnehcc bridge upon the comple-
ton of repairs in the Water district
system now in progress. 1t has peeh
discovered that several of the heaVy
hard pine stringers under the bridge
are in a decayed condition and Alder
man Moves is conducting an investiea-
tion with a view to remedying me
same
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-02

replaced il by taller ana S'r"lisri
one Tho job was more or lcSS ui'i-
cult. but it was successfully accom-
plishcd. the new pole being put IN posi-
ton and the wires attached before thc
excavation for the removal OF the Oh
mole WAS undertaken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-02

The 18th annual sailing regatta OF
the Cobbosseecontec Yacht Club will
be sailed ut Manchester Bay during
the present month. The first in
series of three races will take place
saturday, Aug. 4. at p. NJ, under
the usual regulations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-08-02

John Moody of Worcester Mass
.,,as in Augusta yesterday while en-
route from that city to visit to his
did home in Union. Mr.. Moody is well
Known throughout Readfield and other
western Kennebec county towns
where he drove stage on several ar
f.rent routes for a number oil years
IIa now has a position in the Massa-
ahusetts Insane Asylum in Worcester