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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
Tiirdtct Sdaffot.
fSron5 Suit unb Wforic Goridb niiiicn
luc1cn WtorboerbohtS nod In
nnrll IllrllH

luc0cu MorooerbottS nod lln.
gnrll 5uriif.
9tclp Oort, 13. Sitli. - sd
lucroc Sic niemols picocrleben, bcnl
ucnu id) orilbcn ontomme, pcroen lie
mir ocn &opi obIhneloen, logtc
,Srnn6 Suit geltcrll, nlS cr in hen
Combs uon @ilnoeSmnrIholl 6ronf
GbnmberS glbidico nobnl. Gbambcrs
bottc Den @ciolgenen bierbcr 1c.
broht. Suit lit onaetlagt, IN lln9ntn
leine ,Sruu ermoroet 81 boben. Der
9eibiilfe lit 5rnlt Worie 9oridj an,
gefIogt, Die ibren Wtonn luto flint BON
ibren feds Stinocrn in 8ieSberg, lll.
garrl ilben lleB, I'M nit Suit ino
ibren ~ Sabre nlten Wi06heu nab
9lmerifn OurdBubrennen. Gas Wt1o.
hen beiinoct iih in Glepelono IN Der
Sbbut Der ainoerifub.@ .@eieqihoft.
nWorrm t0Otetcn sic HSbrc 5rol 2"
irogtc A)iorihoa GbdmberS Den @e-
fungcuen, melder rGhiten Gienitag
Die Meiie nod Der olten Seimotb onz
trcten miro, 5lllnnlnen nit Ser Srmi
Gorif.
sd bobc ncinc Srou nidt get0o-
tet," crlulocrte cr ouber oas @eib, 0o@
sic nit mir 5llriidihidcn, miro mir
Die gon5e Shulo oufbolien. Sic lucr-
oen mir oen aopi obihneioen lmo lie
irci o!lsgeben loiien."
Suit pilcgte Orilbcn SSroll 9oridG
oercn @ottc cin 0er9nlonn mor, b1il'
iIg Sil bcllhen &or 5mci ,Sobreu
itorb Suits @ottin. SebS Notell
ip1ter peri6nono Suit uno Srnu
0orid,, iouic oeren 12.jGbriqes 30d).
tcrlein. Grou Suits 2cihe lpnrOc er.
bulnirt nno Die 9ler5te ionoen 2lrienlf
i'm Wiogcn.
Wtonoteloug oouertc Ole Suhc noh
ben mlltbmoBliGen Woroern. Sono3.
leute ncrrietben ihlieblih bos Edr.
den, oos iid) IN Glebelono bduslih
nicoergelolien Bate. Iie lngorildJc
Negierung itren9te boSgluslieicrung0.
8erfobren al, lpelbeS iflieBlid) be-
pilligt lpurbe.
sSrdu Gorib ingtc geltern, lie lei INT
lhilliog. sic licbe Suit, obcr tic Iicbe
lire Tohter, lueldbe lic IN GleoeIolo
5uriidloiiei nuBte, nod mebr. sd
uerltono nit @iit umjlqeben," iIbr
lie iort Doenn ih bin cine aronfctt-
mGrterin. glbcr 6rou Suit babe 10y
nidt pergiitet Sd, iuiinihtc ibr nic
Den Gob. 9ll6 Serr Suit bat ieine
Sron niht bersiitet. 10 piel ih iucib.
Sd luernc 5u ibm bolten."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
WciNcleatc Strcitirnacn.

9lbtonmcn 5luiidcn Ser fotboIiihcl
Stride lnb Scr HcgiernA ulli ocli
Ebilippncl. - aoitlpicIigc uno
longmicrigc Ero5eiie perbiitct.
arlington 3. g.. =. Suli.
-- 3mi'hcn Dem arieoSiefrctGr ltno
Den Tertrctcrn Ser fotboliifcn air6c
mlf 0en Ebilippincn lit ein Nbtom-
men ilber pcridJieOene mihti0c Sra.
gen cr5ielt porben, melbeS, mic man
bofft, ldnge ltto tpItipieligc Ero5cile
rcrbiltcn miro. Sll 9e5ll9 auf 8runos
cigcnlbum mllroc uereinbart, bu6 Die
totbolild)e Stride ourh 0cn GrSbilhof
bon Wnniln 0aS llnbeltrittcnc Hcdt
allf ollcs, Dem poipital Don San Sole
III Gdpite lulo Der 2ehronItolt Sonto
Snbclla gebOri9e Sano ,mo ionitigcS
GigcntDln bciibcn IpQ 9icics Gi,
0cntbum miro nti $2,O66,000 &C
Id)0Bt Die Stride oogcgcn tritt Ger
Ebilippincn Hcgicrltng ule 9lu-
Wriicbc mo 6orOcrln9cn oui Oas @ut
Sartn Eontcncinna, iolpic olf ooa
&oIpitnI lnlb bic Stiltung Snn 90
5nro ob, nit 9lu5nobmc ocs @epicrts,
in mcldem Der Snnto Grll5.Sricoboi
lie9t, lllo bon 80 IScttarcn noroliN
bon ocn 0oipital. GicIes Gigentblnr
loll I'M 9cltc ocs @r5biihoia bleibcn.
Ger 0iaput III 9c5ug uui oic oSpn-
HiIdlc 6ilipino.gonf" miro our6 ooS
9lbfoIncn cbeninus bciGclcgt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
Wcbr 2ebensperlnit bnrdl 0cbdnbc
GinIturs in Thilaoelpbia.

Gbilabelpbiu t2. Suli. =
9urd oen Ginltilr5 zines SuB6obens
eineS i'm 9lbbrllh begrifienen @ebdil.
oes an Ser 8ater', oberbaIb Der
NorfetitraBe, tpiiroe Sortllnato 2a-
sonoo beute get6btet. 5pei anoerc
WGnner erlitteu tootlife Itno feds
bebenflihe Serleelilgen. sluBeroem
miro elm geiuiiler 5rancisco Bruno
perniBt ino man permutbet. oab er
ols 2eide ilnter Den Sriimmern liest.
9os @ebGuoe miro abgeriIien. I'M
Houm iiir ben nellen gabnboi Der
llntcrgrllnobabn 5u MAIDEN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
Senator gacon's Wspneten gingen
flDten.

macon Ga, t2. Snli. = Der
3lliamnenbrld ber rgrdanae.ganf"
mdbreno Der letten Wohe fat fait bic
S5dlite bcs fleinen 8ermogens bon
gnnoesiendtor Bacon perifllnsen.
Die 8anfnftien fino gdn5lid ipertb.
los, uno od Ole 9lfttondre ,pabrldein.
lid boitbar gemaht lperoen uno ben
Shaoen erieben lniiiien mag oas
gauge Iermogen oes Senatprs od,
raltigebeu. Bacon bat pieueitt eir
gernogen bon $4,000, iuopom Die
SGlite in glftien ser Banf angeleet
mar. Hepiioren ilnterinten Die 8ii.
fer Der gonf nno ieniationelle gnt-
biiImgen iperoen eripartet. gsah ben,
Oiertdgigen g(nItilrm tpar mon ben,
2epoiitoren nod $300.00O idn,loig
ober in oen ganfgelpolben mar feir
Sent me1r ill itnben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
9cfQnSlp iii sc ric6cr0c.
lc0t.

Der 0eton Der totbolilbcn tbeolos
9iihen Sofultot Der lNliueriit0tS8iir5s
hura, Trofcllor SebuitionMerfle, bat
lcine @iiroc nie0cr9clcgt. Gen 9ln=
loB 81 Dem S6ritt bot Der Strcit &C
botenL Scr oltrd oo9 lncbrcrlp0bntc
p0pltIirbc SAreibcn 9c0cn bicSbrif-
ten ocS unlGnglt pcritorbcncn Miir5.
burger Sbcologcn &crmonn Shcll
cntieiiclt lporocn lit. Eroiclior Wtcrflc
por elm perl0nlider 6rcllno Shcll'9
lmo bot bciien Stonopunft ItctS Der.
fn6tcn.
Nuiiiihe glnorh itcn5u
@cfGnoniB oerur-
tbcilt.
1ic iiinglt pielgcnolwtcn gInorhi-
item &orilllfclltein un0 @ci0t Die
&citcr bcS rlliiiibcn 9Inordiltcn CSc
bcinbunoeS, Der iibcr gun5 GcutidJ-
lono pcrbrcitct lit, lino SIT bier, bcpu
clncm Wtonat @ctnngniB Ocrltrtbcl!t
lunr0cn.
Nit ser Sbdtigtcit Der ritliildcn
Scrroriltcn bot cS bier porocrbuno
cin Gn0e. Die mcbrlohen 9llslpci.
iungen, ioluie oic Geiponntc gluimcrt-
lomfcit ncld)e Die BoliSei Dem Srei.
ben Der y3iiblbn6cr Ncluiomct bdbcn
sur 6olgc gebobt, bob Die rilliilhcn
&crcinc umo Scicbollcn, iucldc oic
NmlptQuorticrc Der Eropogon0o bill
octcn Qclprcngt mpr0cn iin0.
9iicicnlfon0ol VI brubt.
!tnh cincr WiclounA ulS Stuttgart
1T Der proftiidc 9lr5t mo @cbllrta-
Gclicr Or. Efi5cnrtopcr in Der &ors
itoOt llntertiirfbcim IN 0oit ocnonl.
men iuorocn. ST miro icbr 5oblrcis
der &crbrcbcn iuioCr OoS fcinlcnoc
&cbcn bclduIoi1t. Tic 0cnll6dltigcn
Ncrid)tlibcn &crbonbItnQcn pcrbci-
Bcu oc Gntbillllung cine9 ricligcn
Sfnn0olS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
Sc9s crtrnnten.
olin-garfaiie burdJ Str0mnns
iibcr cinen Damn geriiien.

8rllbenllngliid 81 Sonep6roof bel
So5leton forocrtc ncln Menlbcns
leben ais Spicr. - Gic 2eiden
alcr llmgefommcnen nlf8cfuns
oen. - 0iebr 9lusiogen @. ..
Sapmooo's i'm Stellnenberg.
Mor0pro,eB. - Sellte miro 0aS
Gerbor ser GntlolulngS6ellgen
geihlolicn. Seniotioncllc
Wor0tbatcn in 9Cntufp. -
Eittsblr9cr Eoli5iitcn bon 9tc.
germ uiebcr9efnout.
SomcStpmn, N.-2)., - Suli.-
Sehs Ecriunen ertronfcn lp0t beutc
NlbenO nube Buffet, En, II !QtciI"u
iiiolid) bon bier. 9tcltn Ecrioncn
mobten in elmer @oioIinborfoiic cine
tSobrt otf bem Goneluango &ipcr,
ipelher III 6olgc Der gcItrigcn itorfcn
HcGengiilie bod om0elhlpolicn mar.
Sie Str0mung rib HoS @oot i6cr
eincn Gonnl uno icd)S Der Snloii1;l
fanocn Den Zoo IN bcn S8cllcu.
Gic Spfcr iinb: @r. Sobn 9clL
@ottin lno Sphtcr aus Morrcn, ga.
tSroil 9ofer, cbenfollS aus @orrcn;
5luci SonOclsrciicn0c, pcrnlltblitb
ans Gbilubclpbiu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19

EGiIe snr 3eiie in's Anslanb r.
iorst 8. Naine, Nr. 413, cit.UaIti.
iiipre.Str., nabe Gnitom Sonie Ass.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
S6limnl, iuenll iuabr.
God =SacilitGtrn an orr &aciiic-a aiiltc
llir Gcrlng.

bur Cos Grcdrnood in 9rcnterton
iiir 9luinobmc GROCER @ricgsifiiic
gccignet. - GoSieni0c bon MorC
SSlono (Sm 6rnn3i@co) nod,
niht polcnoet. - 9ln0ere Gntt1ll-
i6ungen iiir uniere Yotrioten. -
.aeoriogc" uno o&cntrdp" fir
oen GrnitfoQ p0llig mcrtbloS. -
Seine StroibeitinnllmNcn gegen
Spionc in ,Sric0en@5ctct, - 9tllr
@ori6riItcn OcS &ricA3 0eportc'
mcnt9 tonntcu IN @ctrotbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-07-19
Nus 9euti9lanD.
SIRIUS 0einridJ uun GrcnRcn in
Gcbcnsaciabr.

2eutihc @injcnihiiie GROCER @ciobr
entannQen. - Sin blind gela-
Oencr Gorpcno triift boS Stag
gcnihiii ocS Erin5cll. - @onblr-
ger Scelcute. Strife obgerllicn. -
Slocn6i,rger @robfreu5 iiir So..
id)oitcr Solpcr. - 9lmcrifoniihcr
@rlcbrtcr 1ccbrt. - Geton2luilrnc
nicocr9clcgt - Huliiibc 9Inor6l-
item 5u @ciGngniBboit ucrllrtbciit.
- HiClcn,Sfonhol broht.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26
WISCASSET, WATEhviLLE AND
HARRINGTON RAILROAD.

Arrangement of train ssrvice in effect
GOING SOUTH
SO A. ri. leave Vinsiow for No Vas.
Lake, So, China. Weeisa Mi,jl jane. juno.
W WnSaSf N Measa c1ase sS rSa s ans NO
1lG A. N. leave Wanslow for ~. vas-
LAKE. 50. :hins. ss.iSias 1t Was ssss. i Hias
40 r = ii. leavr - w,ss.ow for No Vas
saihoro. e. vassatboro. ciar1fs. China
LIKE So China Weeks Mills JUNO.
W Whinasss; M RnXc oSper,s Nuns, No
ALBION 70 WEEKs' MILLS JUNO
CHINA. Islersa. Ns%Sts - ar, ri; n0'O at
Weeks Mills juno. at Il5
Gina. Palermo. Ns~s2s sor . sa noO 1t
Weeks Mills JUNO. at 100.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
S45 A. ". leave winsioy for No. yas-
T TS,se; So chiaa: Weeks. M,iIs 5a"s r
SO r N leave az N Wnsloa 9or No. Vas
ia ae, 3d. e. ch y.ssa's WsasG aM CHINA China
W WI. ; Whiteds!& Heed Tide: Sheep
GOING NORTH
Biz p. N. leave Wiscosset for She epscot.
csepers Mus " nsseya wInasss. wssss
Mills Junction. So. Cidna, China Luke.
Clarls's. ~ Eassaiboro. No. vassalboro.
50 A. NJ leave wises as eff for sheepscot,
Head THE, Whitehsld. No. WtItenead.
Cooper.s Mills. MaAcy's. Windsor. .Weeke
Mills Junction. So caina. CHINA Lake.
ar rrraa 1T Wfnslo@ AZ sS va'Sa'D0
To a. NJ leave Weeks Mills juno 70;
So. China. China Lake. Clarkss, r Vas
s ,an ss n Vassa'boro. arriving Ut Wins
IL q p. NJ leays Weeks Mills J,pc ~
So; emma; Chine Lake. c'arlt's, Y Vas.
Winsiow at 10.
WEEKS Mills JUNO To ALBION.
fe isexs w oss a b. A i5s s .1r
riylns al Albion at ed
0, Isui F; NJ leays Weess, M l'S;o for NsE-
SUNDAYS ONLY.
scot Head Tide whitehead, NJ White
field; Coaner's Mills. 4axcy.S Wfnasor.
a s" CIV s; 'Hne aas ss Ga "a c 1as
snI6oro, arriving ct Winslow al SO.
rs 4. NJ. leave y lecasset for Sheep
scot Head Tide. Whiteneid. Nd White
weeks Nils Jync.. 81 C6inSs China
Lake. Clerks 3. NesgalDoro. No Vas
salboro. arriving at W4AGiosv at mo
CONNEeyYl0csH
At Wiscasset and Wfns,nw With Maine
Central Railroad. AT Wtsc2sset with
M. and r. NJ. Trasnfer carstRes will
leave City Hall Squnre, Wsterviile, Daily
Except Sundays, at 55S A n. 1910 A. NJ.
Mins'os al sg ns H. Ia sf H. .I snd s g
P. NJ: Sundays. leave City Hall Squsfe
at 9 s A. NJ. nnd 10 p. n. and meet Il 10
p. NJ. and ESQ p. M. train Mt Winstow.
business at all POINTS on this tI5A
3. J. 6UWAuIA
0on1 MANAGE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26
Her Clerks Have Best Of
West Side Boys.
TO Many Errors Responsible
+: for I TO 5 Score.
Interest In the Clerks Games Is
on the Increase. ..

Tho Waterville West side clerks lost to
Oakland in a league game played on the
College grounds yesterday afternoon. The
game was interesting throughout. the IL
mad score being to 5.
The field was In very slippery condi-
ton for fast baseball and many errors
were made, especially by the local team.
But this is not to be wondered at, as the
boys have never practiced together. They
Were. credted with seven errors, some of
which were uneXcusable.
The Oakland team played a very snappy
game, making only two errors. Blake
knocked out four singles out of four
times at bat. Cowing pitched q fine
game
The game was we'll attended and the
citizeps are beginning to take a great deal
of interest in these contests. 1t is sur
prising what good material there is in the
local towns,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26
N. E. LIVESTOCK AsSo.
Holds Annual Meeting At Bass Point,
Mass.-Maine Men Members.

The New England Live Stock Asso-
citation in which local people are inter-
ested held its annual outing at Bass
Point, Nahant, Mass. Wednesday even
ing. The occasion proved most success
full, over 100 dealers being in attendance.
The association was formed two
years ago to boom the live stock mar
ket in all parts of New England, to
give out reports of the condition Of the
markets for the benefit of drovers and
dealers everywhere, so that they may
have some basis on which to do their
buying and selling, and to supply the
raisers of live stock with information
which will give them the chance to
systematic their business in q thor
ough manner.
Among the officers and charter men,
bers of the association are the follow
ing Maine men: G. $. Lowell, West
Pennington, Me-: A. II. Kilby, Free
port, Me-; w. a. Gleason, Waterville;
Goodrich & Brown, Palmyra; NJ. d.
Holt, Pishons Ferry: f. L. Libby, pres
ident. Waterville: +. l.. Libby, member
of the committee on bylaws, Burnham,
and others.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26
Bad Weather
Affects Haying.

Farmers from the surrounding Sec
ton who arc called into the city on
business state that the present rainy
weather is proving disastrous to the
hay crop. The weather last week was
all that the farmers could ask for and
q great amount of grass was cut down
and made. Those who were keeping
tabs on the weather man got their hay
into the barns but others were not so
fortunate and the rains which set in on
Saturday found them entirely unpre-
pared.
Had the weather held good for the
present week. the farmers in this sec
ton would have very nearly finishcc.
haying. The hay crop this year prom
ised to be the largest one for many
seasons and the quality of the hay
would have been excellent. The poor
weather however, for the past week
has sadly interfercd and as consc-
quence neither the amount to be cut
nor the quality will come up to that
expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

George Dean. who is employed at the
carIentcr sEor of G.. w Fitzgerald met
with a painful accident Thursday. He
was operating cut off saw and the
piece of wood he was saving "doubled'
causing the saw to rebound. The teeth
of the saw cut an ugly cash in the
,fieshy part of his left forearm. The
wound bleed profusely and was dress
ed as we'll as possible at the shop. The
injured man was aftcrward taken to
the office of DIR. p. S. Merrill, who
found it necessary to take four stitches
in the cut. He will be laid off for
some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26
Equity Hearings.

Arguments in the equity hearing ot
Louise II. COlburn ct ais VS.. E. =.
Page ct al were started Wednesday
morning and were concluded at noon
that day. history of the case has
already appeared in this paper. The
hearing was held before Hon. A. r..
Savage of Auburn and opened at IL
o'clock Tuesday morning in the SUI
preme court room. The rest of I1nat
day was given up to the taking out OK
evidence. 1t is probable that Justice
Savage will not render a decision at
once. If he sustains the bill in
equity brought by the plaintiffs, the
defendant must surrender the deed to
the three fifths for the common inter-
ests Of all concerned. But it is as
sumcd that whichever side is defeated
the matter will. if possible. be carried
further The outcome will be eagerly
awaited by those who have followed
the case closely since its beginning.
The following attorneys are lnvolvei:
For the plaintiffs-Butler & Butler of
Skowhcgan, c. d. Baker of Augusta:
for the Observation-Disclosures & Foster Of
Portland Walton & Walton and E. f.
Danforth of Skowhegan.
Commencing Wednesday afternoon
the equity hearing of Pauline p. Hill
ct ais, VS.. Coburn heirs, S. w. Phil
brick and A. X. Butler was taken up
before Justice Savage. In this action
the counsel are Walton & Walton. f.
F. Danforth and Foster & Foster tor
tho plaintiffs and o. d. Baker for tho
dcfC"'l1' IS
ii rc c"s" G. ~" t is &c rcc "ns
tho t''lc :" LAND. hi: : nc s"rtl
hale =" i--r'"--- =: Il 81 na,cC
value i; $4,000 The I Unfit are.
Mrs. Hill and hor two children. Ralph
p. Hill and Mrs. Lena Taylor. Wednos-
day afternoon and all day Thursday
were occupied in the hearing of testi-
mony. The arguments may be reach
ed today. but it is possible they will
not be made until Saturday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26
Mrs. George Hoxie.

Mrs. George Hole died Thursday af-
ternoon at her home on Union street,
after an illness of nearly a year. Her
age was - years and II months. Two
children. tho father and mother, who
reside in SurfSidc. Mass. and Il sister,
who lives at Benton Falls. survive.
The funeral services will be held
from her late homo at 3 o'clock Satur-
day afternoon. The services will be
conducted by Rev. f. c. Whittcmorc
Of the Baptist church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

The following young men have made
arrangements for camping trip later
in the season, Clyde Chapman. Roy
Richardson, Arthur Horn, Allison
Smith. Harry Burrill Frank Savage,
and Harold Richardson. They evil
IDENTIFY expect to consume quite a lot of
food as those in charge of the COM
missary are already making arrange
ments for supplies. They are to oc-
cupy a cottage at North Pond and will
remain there until the opening of the
schools in September
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

the committee in charge of the An
.'eht Order of United Workman picnic
nave decided upon Thursday. August
T. as their date. The picnic will be
"s'd on Blake's Island which has am
p accommodations. Special cars
", VII ne taken from the lodge room at
y, "aterville and will leave about 500 A.
~. fine list of sports has been ar
ranged by the committee and an en-
who attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

1t is figured at New York that the
disbursements ard interest payments
to he made on and around Aug. 1. will
aggregate s75.000,000 Amalgamated
COppcr's dividend, calling for S3077,-
76O is one Of the large items. Illinois
Central dividend calls for So, 1926, 400 and
the United States Steel Corporation
dividend to be paid out at the end of
the month calls for IS. sos. 496.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

At a recent meeting of the Jean
Dare Lodge Degree of Honor. Miss
Elizabeth Jobber in behalf of the
lodge presented Mrs. William Goodno
with an elegant jewel suitably in
scribed DIS a special prize for the num-
Der of members she has obtained for
the lodge. Mrs. GoOdno responded in
heartfelt manner thanking all the
members.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

Al Weston, who had been passing a
part of his vacation with his sister In
Cornvillc, took the train here Thurs
day for Belgrade Lakes. He will re-
main there for few days before re-
turning to his home in Lynn, Mass.
He states that his father, Alexander
Weston, formerly of this town. now
living in Lynn, is enjoying good health
although at present having little
trouble with his eyes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

Herbert T. SWEET. superintendent Of
the Somerset Traction Co. who had
been with a party of friends on an au-
tOmObile trip through IAroostook couiS-
ty, arrived home Wednesday. coming
by rail. The rest of the party will re-
turn today.
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I want to pay my subscription to the

81 want to pay my subscription to the
Journal" said Waterville lady
Wednesday. 1--WE have taken the Jour
nal in cur family for great many
wears and it seems like an old friend.
like its politics, even though 1 cannot
vote" Watcrville Republicans also ap-
preciate TIE fact that with the Evening
Mail discontinued they have a strong
Republican paper which for more than
so years has steadfastly supported the
principles of that party. They all like
the Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

Ben Smith. Charles MCClintock,
George Hither. Eugene Jewell and Will
liam McClintock. went to Snow Pond
Thursday for a try at the fish The
arty will use Mir. Smiths naphtha
launch and all expect a good time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

There was no concert by the Co. L
Military Band at Coburn park Wednes-
day evening owing to the rain. 1t was
a little too moist for promenade on
the grass and too chilly for ice cream
to find a ready sale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

c. S. Scwell. superintendent of
schools. is busy with the work of get
ting the new High school building
ready for occupancy. The interior of
the building is being finished up ana
arrangements are being made for So
curing the years supplies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

I-ccward Jones. son Of Alonzo
Jones. VIII" is clcrking in the store OF
f. +. Hammond, was bitten or
scratched by a tarantula while cutting
some bananas from string in the
store. Thc wound was a slight one and
no serious results are looked for. Dr.
T. j. Robinson attended the case
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pooler and
laughter Miss Elina PoOler of Brook
iyn, ~ Y, who have been visiting rela-
ives in this city for the past month,
returned to their home this morning
They were accompanied by Miss Ester
koderick. who will remain with them
lor several weeks.
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If You
Have aHOrSe
or Cow For Sale

Why not run two or three line ad in
the Journals Column For Sale
Horses. Cattle. etc" 1t will cost you
less for week than the expense Of
keeping him day. and you won't have
him long after you advertise him in
that column.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

Miss Alice M. Delano. who had been
In town since the Morrison recital as
the guest of friends and later at Hay
den lake as the guest Of her uncle,
Ezra X. Delano and family. left Thurs
day for her home in Rockland, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

Mrs. C. l.. May of Boston. who had
been the guest for two weeks Of Mrs.
Alice Gledhill at her home on Madison
avenue. left Thursday for ROckland.
She will pass a few days at the Argyle
Inn in Friendship before returning
home
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Mrs. T. B. Foss, who had been the
guest for week of her cousin, Mrs.
c. Davis Miller left Thursday for her
home in Worcester, Mass Her hus-
band was former partner with the
late George w. Gray in the stove and
tinWare business here,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

A large number of fishermen are
seen in Oakland nearly every day and
some very good strings have been
landed. Besides local anglers Water-
vile and Fairfield send their share and
nearly all Of them succeed in taking
away at least a small catch.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

Harrison d. Barrett of Canaan, presi-
dent of the National Spiritual Assoc
citation, will be one of the principal
speakers at Northport during the week
commencing Aug. 10. The occasion is
the 25th annual session of the Temple
Heights Spiritual Association.
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LOCAL ITEMS

nv leaving or telcphonint. items Of news
interest to the Journals Waterville cdi-
TOR. The office Is open during the day.
In case the editor should he out at any
time during the evening news items may
he left In the mail box on the door and
will be fond by him In season for the
cext mornings isle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-07-26

The Pittsfeld baseball team was In
the city yesterday on their way to
kiEeo where they have two games of
ball scheduled. Samuel Herd. George
Stohie of WinSlow and Ernest Blair OF
Waterviile accompanied the Pittsfleld
team