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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

auf ieinsr Reiie ourh oas JtleHz
@ebirge bat YrdI. Gait 0ura Den
Druid auf eiHen cleo
fpfiIten triIhen Rnopf aud
in 6arten Die S6euien oes
DsrwaHSelt. 9unuiiOu Eunnels
ae0ffnet, an Dem e=
niss SABRE eedrbeitet porosn If, I'm
oas llncompaborees 5bdl in Colorado
5u bspdfern. Die Srrigotion oieies
Sbales mar zines Der sritsR uno groB=
ten llnternebmsn bsr RsgisruRg uno
aud nObl zines ser erfolgrsihfsn.
Dds uncompabgrses5ba - Is bate
u%nlgetauft psrosn Iolsn - umfaBt ets
ma 1000 4dsr trodenes Gam. mar
Elm GbeiI elmer trofIolen omericanis
iden Wuits; teiner Gan0nihs, ober
mlHerlos. Der Booen mar, pie feItgs-
itsut purOs. gum 3btil febr fru6tbdr,
tDsnn inn MIR 6sudtistsii auasFii6rt
lperoen tonnte. Dd, no nur Dilber
Solbei oirftig pegitirte, fonnteu Blu
henoe 9drtsu unb ippise 5et0sr ges
f6affeH psrOsa. Der 9essn fisl feIteu
uHo unreselmdBig. Dsspssen muBts
ods 9dno iiinltlih bepGHert perOen.
0ds WaHer mar auf Der aubersn SET
ie zines gebirgsriidens in elmer
Sdluht. benz 8Iad Cannon, ourh
peIden Der Guuniion Riper floB, 8u
baden. 0isIsr Stub, Der BON ben Sc
birgspaHerH gefpeiIt puroe, mai nur
luenise Wleilen entfernt. allein ieiH
@9lier muBts Onrh einen iedg Weis
len ldnaen FUNNEL ourh einen felIiqen
8ergriiden eeIsitet peroen, I'm cine
groBs oiirrs Gbeus in fru6t6are @drz
ten uno 5elosr umsupanoeln. Gin
idperes unb 5ugIsi9 gsfd6rli6es I'm
t%srnebmsn. SEPT lit oas grcBe 0srt
pOIenoet. Nur bic Ginselnbeitsn hes
geipdferunes : Gpitems Tno nod FER
tig 81 MAIDEN. Der TUNNEL bat bic
Regieruug 8 Miaionsn Dollars getos
ifst uno bic Srriaatipn= @nlagen ners
BEN nobl nod sbeniopiel foittn, ALIEN
Der Wertb beg b~spdTerten 9anoes, oas
Fri6er gang psrtbIos mar, miro ouf 10.
WiliOuen Dollars gefhGbt. Die Re=
gierung bat nit ibrsm Srrigationss
Bsrt Elm autss @eid6ft esmdht. qris
potbeiiBsr BON Qano erbaIten cine Sebns
idhriss 6riit, um bic Soften Der Be
poheruHgs s4nlagen an bic Reqieruuq
gu bs5ablsn. Der tunnel Tam 1900
@ubitfuB WaFsr in Ger Secunoe lies
fern. Wsnn bic 3eierpoirs uno ods
gieb Der gspdTsrungsgrGbsR fsrtis gsz
itelt iin0, i0nnsn stfDa 10000 Qder
2Gno bemdFert psroen. BON benen
$4,000 Ndsr Rssierunaslunb Fn0. Der.
Wsrtb bro Ntsr ipiro ouf SO Dbl.
lars asIdGbt. Sine Wife 1T in Gar
ten uno 5eloer umgepanoelt fDoroen.
Solder 0shldnOersien qibt es nod
Diels in ben Der. Staten, bic ourh
Srrisa.iou fruhtbor esma6t rsroen
iOnnen unb in gdrten umgspanoslt
peroen Iouen.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

iriii 5u ben Der. Stuatsn psrDsissrt
porosn 1T, t.faH6sH
Devertirte Fa So proFsiicHeAe
SiHwaneerer. Settler. nsr Ilshrs
sabl rad 3issuner.
fernsr "a goIpsamiitsn. 1s1 5oioteH
uno esiiiig bsI6rdntts 2suts FsrHer A.
4O1 9srionsn. bon pelhsn Die Sim
panosrungsbs66r0e anne9Htsn 81 mi
len sIaubts. baB Fs bier osr 5fisntli=
den 0Obltb1tistsit CUR Gait fallen
piiroen, fonis ThlisBlih 273 2sute,
peIde Dor ibrsr bisissH 2aHouns 81
9efdnsniB oosr 3uhibaustrdfsn
1erurfbeilt tporoen pdrsn, oarunter
notoriihs gsrbrstsr. 4uBsrHsm iinc
in lebtsH 5iscaIia1re 2124 Qsrionen.
Del6en Der 3utritt gu ben Der. Staa=
ten 00rber geitattst noroen mar. aus
Dem siHeH poer annersn 9runoe pieoer
oep0rtirt norOsH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
Der ScnntassbOte.

TTiflrr rfne rcs;-cd ee 40 Milwaukee WIZ
q otdn Nirf fof nansmissio tLICLRL lie mAA
q Efcendtlsss rates.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
HIIsrIsi Intsrsssantss.



9rGiioent Sdft 1T am glittp0tls
Mbsno nisosr in geuibingtOH eingss
troffsn unD bat Oamit ieinen 1900
MsilensG irtelihfpaHg gum ablhlliB
oebroht. ST niro absr 3uHdhf nod
fsius "a Stunosn in osr 8uHossAaapts
faot bleibsn. oaun idbrt er mad uiioz
oletopn. gonn., I'm ber g%infu5rune
BEE ueuen 9rGfoenteH Der Wssle9aners
1~lnioeriitdt bsisaDobnsn. Wud miro er
nod msbrere tleine -pureu MAIDEN. eae
bic gonarebtssunc i'm December sr0fFs
net Mrs. 0ahriasinlin miro er crit
naa ieiner Sabrt RAD 1oriolt a.
p. Qos.) an IsiHer SahrssbotItafs an
ben Gpnarsb arbeiten. obpohI er lie IN
ibrsn 5auptgtoants Fa Ihon surshts
gslsgt bdbtn Iou. Die 6auptpuncts
CAB sr bersits in isinsn ReOeR pdbrsnb
Der 2siis funo.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

urtrv sen 11411 4asisussrr. rsls
<a tm lssisu Rt9nsnsslasss ssr 81.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

tsa fern bisiti HID MI. SEN esfsls
sas oit zSat,risiis1 mcgalf2 a..
sTaussn fnS. ft!stss Staes scm Re.
Vvssig ~ tgti4ea.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

0ie Or. GrsHD 6. 0ilbur, GbeF Der
Qebeusiatiitit oes gunoeszgenIus.
bureaus, in einem losben Der0ffentlit
ten Bulletin ausFTFrt Itsrben in ben.
Der. Staateu aaia6rlih pom 100000
biz 100000 Rinosr i'm 4lter bon una
tsr 5 Sahren. ipslhe BEL aneemsTsnsr'
6iriorge penn 9sben erholten peroeu.
t0nuten. Die a%lgeneins Ster5li6
tsitsrate bdnat nah ben Musfa6runeen'
oss 1ele6rtsn ~aroBentbeils uon bef
StsrbIihleit inter Sduelingsn un6,
tIeinsr ainbsrn al, neil bic Sterbz
Iidteit inter OisIsn abnormal aroB iii.
Gin ioraFdltises 5iuOium Der ginosrs
t~rantheitsn lift oaher bo6h pi6tioH
uHO ss sri6eint orineeuo se6oieH,
cine aenaasrs Rssiitration Der ges
6urtsn in ben ssTammten Der. 5taas
ten buref arfjhren.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

5rs0srid &. 6offmonn. Elm bstanns
Ter gssip 9ortsr 5tatifiter. lieferf
Oura cine itatiitiits ,3uiammenffrIs
lung ben Raapsis. odB Die 3abl BET
Stlbtmoros in Den Der. Stddten IN
srTh-edsnoem MaBe sunimmt. bsfOnz
oe-s untsr Oen gebilostsn uno pohlbds
btnaersn GlaHsn. 5offmanu ssiat an.
Der oaHo BON Ftdtifiihen gsrihtsn
aus s. dmsritanii6sn Stdotsr, edH
oR Seibfmoros Rats, bic 1907 1875
pr 10000 9triorsn bstrua, in Sa6r,|
1908 1uF DIS ftis8. Cine andlaFs
rnn1 or sin5sInsn 5Gat eraibi, bah BID
3anabms Hi6t BEL osn armen uno I'M.
piNtnosn GIoHen 81 fiaosn lit. fons
ossr Bel zen ss6iIosien uno noblhas
stuosn- bsriftss Der 5taiiftiter. .llss|
etraA beie6i ieboh spii6en Selbn. /
noroen uno @sr6rssn Elm snasr Ri
i~anmen5ana. MGnngr in e~nesisbensrI
Sitaans. ot Th tinss sruitsn 9srossI
bans id1lloia 1sma6t haSsn. p~flsoenI
btut3aiase pia bdufiatr 6lub an FtI
sd lessH. aIs frIber." I'm neitsr,nE
Sirlsufs oss 4-iitt!s fihvt Der 9sr.I
ia1sr aus. ocB se SdbRmorse mi
Itfsn nett hirh1u III
Cisr naa Saosr. Die ar5sis 9oblI
oait. 1908 SAT- 9ais Stir abr M.
3o5rs Rais mics Caslon0. Sal. ouF.
n1nliA 662 rsr 10000 gsrionsn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

ahsno Osy 4aifusluRs hatssH Fh min
osFsns 5000 Suiaausr in Gol;fsam
sinaefunosa. usbel cls Spisl. Goia.
miTuHa Scsnsrisr IND Taii hsrt
man nut gct.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

81 asr N5as son @ort @lfrsS an ber
~Sueor'lfs esr G~ereolorie rurnsr
,snr1sr auasitremmt, 81
naar' aiih Gem sritiF6sn 0ambfd
Aaraiah anasbsri ba6en tsr ma
SEQ NlFaaisrsu 'st ftirer Nsfsbrl
sen Vors 91tal nat qcne1r. an 81
jan 1evmttt rib. aa<m Mufbeirl
rs1 II oas SAiFf nit apar- uud
42aas rrn ssn 1snsr vsgih!una.d
~UAsa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

Sn sinsm an bic Rational oeaaue
for tee 9iOie Goucaiion Of Domsn"
gsrihtsten Shreiben,
GarSiuaI ooS ouf Der in Rem
Gibbsns Yort abgebaltsu.l
iiber eos frau, sSdhres : 8erlumms
srIiimmrsebt. luna 0ieier asaen
6rauen Stimmrt6t
serihttienC rsC Tifatlcn CUR @trlsiuns
fam, srtldrte gdroinal Gibbons, oaf
sr p%opltGnSig iibsrsinitimms nit ben
gsitrebungsn Der 9igo, beionoers in
9s3ug auf ibre Stsnure binfidtli6 6es
6rcuentimmrehts, ods, fpenn ber
pirtiidt, Der 1ooesnob fit oas bdug-
Iihe gs6en uHo oas 6dmilisnsliid ieiu
niirSe.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

Sin Deficit BON $17.479. ITO D6sr
$569,491 mebr als lsbtss Sabr puroe
TN iOsbeu Dsr0ffeHtIidtsn Sabrssbsz
ri6te oes 9unosspoitamtss bsfdnnt
9egeben. Die ginnabmen fir oas am
30. SUM- dbgeIauFsne 5iseaIiubr Bee
trusen S203.562. 1858 ooer 6:31 pro=
cent mebr als i'm 9Oriabre. Die 4ussas
ben Oermebrtsn fth absr aud um COZ.
Brocent.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

SO Marinss Cffitiers uno e6 anoshs
riae Der hoben @~ritotraiis CUR foibolis
Fheu airhs surudsstsbrt. 200 ron
oieisr GonUsrtiisn ha5sH Die @rithers
suasot trlanet uno 156 ino in relis
si5ls 5sRoFsnihaf.sH sirsstrsttn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

Sn N1 faoamsI.eaHii5sr Rsau6lt
.lrusuan h16sn e. bic Sr1usn u-.rr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

9as 9un0ss=Q observation-disclosures
T6Gbt in einem borlGafissn gsritt Die
9e9lmmternte an Wdis in Den Der.
Siaotsn fir 1909 auf 2.767.316,000
guibsls ab. segsH 2.668.651.000 aIs
ShlubabiadBuns i'm @Orjahr. Die
0ualitdt betrGgt s42 grorent gseen
800 i'm 9oridbre. Gine b~DrlduFise
Shdsung res Observation-Disclosures
Der 4ers Idutet ouf 25.4 guibel, eseen
bic enogiltige S6dBung BON 26.2 9uz
i6el Der Qcrs Iebtss Sabr. Der Durh=
ihnittsHdnO Der &artpffeIsrHis fpirO
auf $50 Yroo. dnasgebsn, esgen 87.6
proc. por eiHem ,Sa6re; Der grtrdg pro
Mere auF 1865 guihsIs gegsn S5.7 in
1903; bic oefammte gronuction an
Sart0ffeIn Iheint auf 367,473.0O0
guIbels gu tommen. - gegen 278.s
9S5. i'm borisen Sabre. Die Quulitdi
osS 5dbats iitht auf 86.7 grocsnt,
1eQen S7.9 i'm lsBten Sabre; Der
our6fhnittlids grtrGg pro 4rre duf
SOFT 9Funo, gegen 1902 gfunN i'm
8oriabre uno bic e3eiammtproouttion
S95,1S4.935 9funo eesen 718,061.
600. Die MISREPRESENTATION bstrdat
42.5 grocent timer 8Oasrnts. gegen
43.4 proc. I'M lebten SABRE.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

lit @shielnirsunlsn spiitsu Gbs
nsiounsrB uno 1guntsnbsii fiuoen in
elngm @sriht oes Tr.
IrHuEsnbsit loana ots 9sbsnss
unS ~NatHissrs 0s Ssaa-
Sbsieeeisunssn. les Waiut. fir oas
Sahr 1898 s.gseisH.
aassrud. Bon ota SS7 Skinsi
sunasllasW. rxlas TN a5ssiaufsEsa
Sabre IN Dan oer!iagu SsTi1tsn psrs
soasslt uuvntn 100 mthr ais M
@cr5abrs - mar sit Trsu III 632 uHc
ssr Mann III 30 GSlen or aldsss
ars urttr ZEN tiria1tE nslts snT
~tieara fasr.sn. naRs 9mntsubsit
sn sFusftiv isas. ITS IN Frsbr Gle asrn
ft5gRNu Swile aler S6ttoanssu mar
s Ter @rnno sur 1rsnnuua ussgi
strs II SIRE StstiHif sin ionNsbarss
Saunsuis- "a ssr sH Hssuc.sisu
'silismsn Iitsana ssf 9sseisitisr.
"a e ,traoe aHs ieasmS iaats il. ntl
bsr ais BE s;ssgtf4s rfsi5 fsr Gan
20 SaHeurs Gilt.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

Heller oas Sur 3sii IN san Syaueis
GO. eai.. abssbaltsns 9aFionsipia
piTo hsriAisi. aak ben Auffahrnnosn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

HlEIH III HIILI9
lif6sH Ter ssr gah
~ 81 hs5<r. ;assm fis
onf6fiss S~aauissls
70 uir711 Httis une
idavi t~sssinsisn.
lrss immer eaf ssn
Aailisn anitdrsis &ns
trrr@ arhaas Asrf.r
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

Sins bon iensu dtaelhmadten Ge=
rihtsn, Die TAFT is0ssmal duitau9en,
psun Elm prominsntet Mann aus Der
otrscten Jiiblung NIT Der Seffentli6
teit gerdtb. 1T am 8. oIs. aber ben fri
bersn 9rdiiDenten Rnolepelt i'm qoaaen
2anoe Derbreitet morOen. Dieies 81
rHdt bsiagts, oaB 6srr RoofeoeIt Ourb|
einen tnfaa auf isiner Saeotour in
africa umaeiommeH isi. per @abel gNs
iiellte Anfraaen Del ben oortisen Be
bDrOsn eraaben aber. oaB Die MlsIouna
pure @rfinoung, permutblih zines
EMBELLISHMENTS, mar unD ooB BON
einein oerartioen llnfaae bort nidpts
betaunt iei. Die lebte oirects Ranrihi
BON Der
oatirte pom 3. Ro0ember, uNo bis oa=
BIN bate iih nitts Undergraduates
srei1net. Nud oas fpdter oerbrsiiste
@eriiht BON elmer ihperen G~rfrantuna.
Hooieoelt's puroe in elmer Depeide.
aus Qairobi, 0itafr;ca. eon Rnoiez
ref Isl6it fir sbsHIo erunol,s srtlGrt.
ME Oasieniss BON isiuem Cob Oura'
llnfQn.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

mirn'Hnree- eonntnn. IA. MO6pemer.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

Die enosiitiss 0abl Der gpielleiter
uno Dariteasr fir Die ndalidbrissn
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14
GarAiuaI
Gibbens
aber Nas ;srau'
ef;itimmredbt.

ginsr iosbsu rsr0ffsnili6ten Sta
5ufolgs fnO isit 1899 in ENGLAND
446 o~n9licanifte
FsrvsrraeenSe @eifilihe, AIT Qdr
GeHDsrtiteH lamenis WitaIitoer.
in 205 Offieisre, 1872
GHeIane. ShriftiieIer. 100
Nnriiisn 60 Nsr.is
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-11-14

Ut DC ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
ndhitidbrigen BAL
iions in Ober
ammersdu Bat Hun
.ftattsefuHoen uno oas
grssbuiB 1T fOlgsn=
Res: Griter Spittlei=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-05
THE CENSUS BILL.
Report That President Will Veto Il,
Causes Much Discussion.

Washington. Feb. 4.-General inter-
est was shown among Congressman to-
day over the report that the President
intends to veto the census bill on ac-
count of its provision excluding 5000
employees of the census in this city
from the classified civil service.
II this bill is vetoed it will be the
most important measure he has an
tagonized in that way and if Congress
should pass it over his veto it will be
the first time such action has been
taken against his wish During the
last session of Congress, the President
vetoed bill for the building of a dam
over Rainy river, Minnesota, on The
ground that state had no right to
dispose of water power and that such
authority rested solely in the national
government. After his veto had been
sent to Congress an informal an
nouncement was made that this action
was the result OF a misapprehension
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-05
Russell & Weston Co.

Belfast; Arthur F. Forbes. South
Paris; James W. Bracket, Phillips;
Clarence B. Burleigh. Augusta; Ches-
ter W. Robbins. Old Town; Charles F.
Flvnt, Augusta; John Y. Lane, Au-
susta; Grenville M. Donham, Port
land: Thomas d. Sale, Portland; Os-
car r. Wish, Portland; Jesse H. Ogier,
Camden; Mary S. Mcfarland, Water
vile; Jonathan P. Cilley, Rockland;
William II. Dow. Portland; William
FL Garnett, Augusta; Louis O. Has
ke II, Pittsfiell; Orrin ]. Dickey, Bel
fast: Walter 3. Reed, Bangor; J. Clair
Minot Augusta; Alexander Splers
Westbrcok; Grace L. Burgess, Belfast,
Ernest c. Bowler, Bethel; Frank w.
Rollins, Ellsworth; Frederick s. Aver
iii. Sanford: Horace Z. Bowdtch, Au-
gusta; Is. Frank W. Thorpe, Augusta;
Frank 6 Morton, Portland Arnold
II. Jones, Rockland; Frank 3. Mich
OILS. Bath: Annie j. Crediford. kenne
bunk; Edward w Hyde. Bath; Mar
guerite d. Pillsbury, Belfast; Charles
T.. Emerson, Wiscasset; NJ. Robert
Harligan, Bangor; Charles H. Pres
colt Biddeford; Louis A. Kinds. Port
land; Edwin F.. Hanson, Belfast; Will
liam II. Sherman, Bar Harbor; Albert
G. DOnhan, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-05
The Kings Business.

THE word of the text said Miss
Adams in opening the revival service
last night, abounds in common sense.
1t is cause and effect set over against
each thus. Whatsoever a man soWeth
that shall he also reap This is true
everywhere and always true in nature.
true in life, not only is it true but it
is also true that one will reap not only
what one sows but more than one sows
of either thistles or oats of either evil
or good. Last night was marked by
service of great power and influence.
Four persons decided to begin the
Christian life Miss Adams will close
her work in Augusta Sunday night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-05
SUPERIOR COURT.
Second Clinton Case Is Now On Trial
Before Judge Hall.


In the superior court Thursday forn-
noon testimony was completed in the
Gardiner liquor nuisance case against
Clara Vaughan. The jury after being
ont two hours reported a disagreement.
The case of State VS.. William Me-
Nally came on Thursday afternoon
This is another Clinton rape case, and
the indictment alleges rape committed
upon Annie d. Hodgdon of Clinton,
Sept l, 1906 said Annie d. Hodgdon
being then 13 years Of age. County
Attorney Guy A. Hildreth of Gardin Ter
appeared for the State and Fred w.
Clair of Waterville and George W.
Heselton OF Gardiner for the defence.
The Hodgdon girl was on the stand
during the greater part Of the after
noon and testified to alleged acts on
the part of McNally said to have been
committed at several different times.
two OF them being when she was
visitor at his house. In cross eXam1-
nation her testimony in regard to GER
tain matters differed somewhat from
her testimony in a hearing at Water
willie before Trial Justice Foster on the
same case, and the stenOgraphic re-
mort of the trial at Watervflle was pro-
duced in court by the defence. The
girl declared that what she told on the
stand at the present time was the
truth
Other witnesses testifying during the
afternoon were her father. George II.
Hodgdon of Clinton and Trial Justice
d. P. Foster of Watervilie.
The case is on trial before drawn
Jury in the selection Of which great
ta.y was taken in order not to select
any juror who had sat upon the other
Clinton case
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-05

The Journal is in receipt of a clip
ping from the Portland Transcript of
Feb. 4, 1850, giving the quotations of
the country produce market of that
date. Compared with those of today
they arc interesting. but while by COM
parison there is quite difference in
the wholesale price of some articles it
will be seen that the change i'll price
in others has been slight. The prices
quoted in the clipping and those of to-
Gay are given as follows: Butter $50
is. now 27@2S: beans per bushel 1880
81 so; now s225@$2.40 for pea and Sc. 45
@s3.5O for yellow eyes: beef 4@6; now
aGa9k: cheese per pound 6GS new 14@
1G: eggs per dozen 1907, now 50: lamb
s@4, now 49,; potatoes per bushel 63G
rs, now 60: apples per bushel 5D@61,
now 81 chickens per pound 500. now
20@22; turkeys per pound s@12. now
SO; pork ground hog) per pound 6@7.
now 81: geese per pound 6@1, now %;
dried apples 4@6, now and very
scarce. A noticeable feature of the old
t;uotaticns is the low price Of poultry
and eggs, and the price Of the latter,
Is and II cents per dozen in February,
seems like dream. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-05

George Bean, who was arrested
Wednesday afternoon in connection
with the liquor seizure at the Sturgis
stable on Willow street, was arraigne ]
before the municipal court yesterday
morning on charge Of search ana
seizure. Bean was represented by W. II
Fisher ard pleaded not guilty but tll2
court held him guilty and imposed a
sentence of 800 and costs and 60 days in
Jail. An appeal was taken and bonds
furnished for appearance at the April
term of the superior court for i<enne-
bee county
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-05

Augusta sports We're all down at
Hallowell yesterday afternoon to see
the races on the ice track under the
management Of the Kennebec Central
Driving Club. and saw some good rae
ing. The free for-all, in which per-
haps the greater interest centers, was
won by w. S. Malcolm's bay mare
Trixie S., with the Nichols mare Mel
sonita. the winner of last weeks race
in this class. second, and S. Il. Still
keys black gelding Rex Wilkes third
This makes twice that Trixie s. has
won the free -for-al since the present
series of races began.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-05
PRESS ASSN q
Adopts Resolutions On
Proposed lPosta|lILaws'
Votes TO Make Summer Ex-
curSi0n to Portland.
Interesting Papers and Discussions
Enjoyed by the Members.

The second days session of the
Maine Press Association opened
Thursday at 10 a. NJ. at the judiciary
rooms at the State House A number
| OF important matters of business were
transacted and interesting papers pre-
scented and discussions enjoyed at both
the forenoon and afternoon sessions
At the morning session the report
OF President Jones on the summer eX-
curslon was read by r. D. Sale OF
Portland. After discussion it was vot-
ed to make the summer excursion the
coming season to Portland or Old Or
chard with side trips to various near
by points, such as Kittery navy yard
the WestbroOk paper mills and the
White Mountains. A paper covering
the report of the committee on pos
tai laws was presented by Clarence
b. Burlcigh of the Kennebec Journal
The following resolutions were adopt
ed and it was voted that copies be
sent to the representatives in Congress;
and United States senators from
Maine:
The Maine Press Association earn
estly protests against the enactment
into law of Section 4Se of the new Pos
tai Regulations, which denies to pub
fishers of daily and weekly newspapers
the right to send at the pound rate
their publications to subscribers, who
may be in arrears of payment for more
than three months or one year respec-
lively.
We look upon this attempt to regu-
late indirectly the term of credit
al, v,,,hl ..l,N
cord to their subscribers as an ill-ad-
vised and unwarrantable interference
with the lawful rights and privileges
OF publishers, which would entail on
them severe loss.
We ask our representatives and SEN
ators in Congress to oppose the enact
mcnt OF such Il measure should it be
M. and Mrs. Oscar r. Wish. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wood. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
A. Kinds. Mr.. and Mrs. George S.
Kowell. Mr.. and Mrs. George D. Lor-
ing, Portland and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
ander Spiers. Westbrook We're appoint
cd committee on the summer excur-
sIon
1t was voted that the association
pay the secretary a salary of S25 Il
year and the treasurer a salary OF $40
per yer. F. B. Averll of the Sanford
Tribune read paper upon the Use
of Machines in Country Newspaper
Offices" which was listened to with
much interest by all present. At tho
afternoon session there was discus
sion of questions relating to the adver-
Using and job printing departments.
Among the members of the associa
ton present at some time during the
two-days session were: Hiram X.
Morrell. Gardiner: William A. Pidgin,
Lewiston: Joseph Wood, Portland,
Owen, Augusta; Albro f..
Chase, Portland; Ernest w Morrell.
George S. ROwell Portland;
John f. Hill. Augusta: Kendall NJ.
Dunbar Damariscotta: George w.
Vickery, Augusta; George A. Quimby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-05

In connection with the coming March
election notices have been posted by
City Marshal Fletcher stating that the
Board of Registration of the city of
Augusta will be in session in it's room
in the basement of City hall on Tues
day. Wednesday and Thursday, March
2, 3, and 4, 1863. from 4. NJ. to r.
M, 3 to 5 and to 3. +. NJ, and on
Friday, March ). from A. Nj. to II.
NJ. ard from 5 to p. NJ, TO receive
evidence touching the qualifications of
voters and to revise and correct the
voting lists of the city. No name can
be added to. transferred or stricken
from said lists after 5 O'Clock p. NJ.
Friday, Marcia 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-02-05
Wheeler OR SNEEZER?
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Der inhaler and it reaches every nook
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and promptly kills the catarrh germs.
Bowditch & Webster Co. will sell you
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'"The use OF Hyomei cured Mr.. Cut
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Instances. and we are glad to go on
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