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PROFESSIONAL.

DROF. J. L. HI BEARD, sSTROLOGER, HAS
returned t. the city and lie consulted daily at
his office. l4S 81. ne. Lessons given. au:s26t'
IlE SURE TU CONSULT EMMA FX-GIPsY
ID queen. clairvoy ant and astroogist lifelong stu
dent OF occUlt.sm- g23 lst St hours. / to y.
III. fee. 5oc. au166tf
IbROF. CLAY is THE OF DEST ESTABLISHED
advertising csirvO ant sstrO' oyer eni uledua in
this eity, Has wonderful prophetic gilt Of second
si<ht Reveals hidden mysteries, Receivers lost
stolen property. brings separated together causes
speedy ATriasss. gives success in business removes
family troubles, evil influence from
cities and all in trouble i'll time and money by
coming 20 the risht place at once. he su-reeds
where Others have failed Con-inces skeptiral
and aiverises onlv what he do. All business
ndentiai. Satisfaction gIaran eed SiJtin 90.
Hours. 9too. Oren Sundays. Residence. +, s! II ST.
bet. iIs and 9Th SITS W aul6Y.s
MADAME PAWN. MANICURE AND CuIKOPO-
WI dist, 1O3 18th ST. n N-The only irrnortsr AMI
manufacturer Of FINE MANICURE and CaIROPO-
DIST GODD5 SOuJn VI View forE nuSl+tr
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MANICURE.

MADAME PAM MANICURE AND CaIRoPoD-
AvA st. S03 18TH ST. E.w.-Tne only Importer aud
MANUFACTURE OF FINE MANICURE and CHIR0POD-
lof GOODS south VI New York noso-tr
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A FEW SUMMER PoARDERS CAS- BE ACCOM-
"A Iloiated for the balance Of the sIer: pie.ty If
shade. fruit vegetables and milk miles south Of
Vienna station Apply TO Mrs. b 7. MALLS,
au222t' Odktcn, Fairfax county, Va.
nsBURN'S. VACANT looms AT QUIET AND
" healthy resort; terms So A week. Address Mrs.
o. CSbCRN, Snickersyille LCudOun county. Va.
ana.2,-;;,ts
MORE BOARDERS WANTED AT MONTsYIVA
VI ~ miles from Round Hill depo:; an abundance
OF shade large grounds lrit, milk. ice. &c. Address
MA-ON JAMES. Round Fill. Loudoun county. Va.
au22-tt'
OAK HILL. SITUATED ON AN EMINFNCE
" which oyerlooks the village Of North Fork will
have few rooms vacant September 1. Ap-,ly to
JOHN SIMPSON. North Fork, Va. aul9-3:
TERRACE FARM, SOUTH RIVER BOARDING
4 durinc the summer; boating, bathing and fishing.
shade. fruit, terms: Bauits, 81 per week ID. ".
HIGGINS. Annapolis. Nd. auls-,jt-
II THE MoUSTAINS-wHITE COTTAGE, HAIR
i per's Ferry. W. Va. bes- view OF Shena .doah
river. Open for boardc-s, ADULTS. June 10: g. and
IT. send FOR ciycuIaT. reference, Rev. j. Il. NJ.
NJ nee. 500 I'D 81. Washington, DC
ar1S11t' VIM. II. BELL. Prop.
GLEN MANOR. FOREST GLEN. MD. CAN AC
~ coElrnodate few more boarders wi;.i choce
rooms; near station; shade. &c. Address GLEN
MAYOR. or care Of r. HEREFORD. l4l9 G ST.
au1-lm
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON,
nUScAssoS BROS. Auc... eth and ps,. NV.
TKIsIEEs' SALE OF A Two-sTORv FRAME
DWELLING ON CARROLL AvFNTE. IA

Roma PARK.
BY u Ne q deed % trust ,sts5 O,tobcr6 g. 1890
ana recorded IN 'e l2i fOs ~ 81 % the
Ena r.coTdS o the D,trlct o. Soiurnsi4. aud at tae
request of the holder Of the noe secured wi sell
n puh.ir an lion frOrt of h p--lni-sz. MON
BA4 August TRFNT l-SFCoND, A D. lsg2. AT
hALt-PASI FIVE O'CLOCK =. NJ. the following
oe tted land and promises being IL the De let -
tclumba. 10 wi Lot i<tean titl in 3 +. GIlb~r;s
>uOstfv1 ion % O., gtrea ID four - AMI dive
90 in bocs twe tl 81 p Gi'beyt's suhdivi';on "
lots Two !. and three % Of the GTa.nuer Farm and
now SHOWN r. '.TGkoms Par" improved by two
story am w Hing sail property beiAE sol 81
1et @ ed q TINT 70 the Equitable 4. b. As ocis
ton for abort -. ~
Terms OF sla. The the unrzid indebted
secured under this deed Of trust nd the expenses
az this sae (which amount viii h. stated st tne time
Of sE!e 20 he AID in cash Al cunvsysncnE and re-
cCr,'.aT purchasers cost cerCsft q s1OO viii
b required the tune II sale If the terms Of sale
complied with within DAYS from day of sale
The Uustsz the right 60 resell tn" property AZ
TIE risk and Ct TIE defz Iitiny purchaser after
I've days previous notice in The Evening Star.
JOHN JOY EDS IN r-,,.,aa.
su6-eJSds CYRUS A. BAKER
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"What is the political situation out your
way?" asked the eastern man.
"Woll.' replied the visitor, sit is fusion in
Kansas and confusion in Texas"
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A back number-the tag which the young
man unconsciously wears on his ready-made
coat
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T ], .wALKER SONS. 2o4 10TH ST NV.
Clay Tile Asbestos. flus LninG. Pulp. Slate o.
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The honest watch dog may have been the
source of references to the truth with the bark
on it.
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Transfers Of Real Esfafe.

Deeds in fee have been fled - follows: q.
Carr to E. Speeder, sub 81, So lo2s; O., 100.
J. 7. O'Neil to sarah O'Neil, part Al, So SIS;
e. L. Grubel to G. seitz, sub 50, block q.
Twining City; el50. G. J. yesterday 10 George
Johnson. sub II. %. ss7; o., 400. J. E. Beall to
N. Falls, lots and 8. block s; n, block 1, end
Is and II, block 4, Fairview Heights; -. r.
Jurghaus to Z. ID. Poole subs ~ and Is. "a. S40;
q, 500. Same 10 John Poole, sub 46, do; ESQ.,
James Wosterheld TO- Martha v. Thorn, part 8,
%. 657; ~, $50; part Q, do; tS, l50. Fannie g.
Shoultsrs 10 z. B. Babbitt, lot l. block II, north
grounds Coaunbinn University; -.
Lord Rosebsry intends 10 build . town hall
at Queensfsrry, Scotland, In memory Of his
wife.
Bya railroad collision on TIE London ode
Of Clapham station, England, Saturday night,
several persons we're injured, one Of whom has
since died
Tie volcano of Colina, In Nsxico. vss In
seats Il eruption again ess1rasy, sftrr having
- for evsr vssk suhjset 70 supeieo q
htsEvalA
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1t has been suggested that in order to obtain
proper heading for the doubie-column G. A.
H. procession, it might be well to mount the
leader on an extra broad backed Percheron
horse.
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81 understand" said the Boston bivalve,
Chat in Washington oysters do active duty
prior to September"
''Yes," replied the crab.
Ignorant creatures. No doubt they imagine
that the proper pronunciation is 'Jerly' and
'Orgust."
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I ATI,,ER SLOAN. Auc,s- and APSCrais.rs.

vALUABi.E PROPERTY NO. s2s TwENTY-FIFTH
s1kEFr NORTHWEST. AT AUCTION.
On WhpNLsD AFTERNOON. ACGtST IWEN-
I1-IOI kIH ls,5. At FIVE O'CLOCK, n front OF
me PTen<es. NE shall sell lots 81 and &C in square
1olot - Las . front Of about Ia feet by . depth
q % ieet on 18th street between and K Lot 20 Is
the rear Or1Iun q 10. 81 with same Width and depth
and fronts q 20 tOot alley
Terms tne-han cash. balance in six and twelve
wits notes bearing interest snd secured by
eeed OF rus or az cash a. option u purchaser.
800 DIP 81. reayiresl - lime ~ ale.
o21s-o4ds LAIf1kR 1 SLOAN, Auc.ioncsra
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CROP AND GET THE BEST Is AND CSC MEAL
sul-lm'
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THE LINE TO MOVE IN DOUBLE coLuMS-rEf
REASONS FOR DECIDING on THIS FORMATION
OFFICIALLY srATED-THE BODIES TO ASSEMBLE
FOR PARADE AT 3 A. N.
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Here is the ring he cried. Now will you be
From this time forth engaged to marry me?"
"Wait till papa can see it, said the elf.
81 IL not judge of diamonds myself"
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MODERN PRECoCIrY.
At seventeen she seeks a way
Her intellect to prove.
She wrote a tale the other day,
1.-The Universe and Love-"
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SPECIAL. SALE OF
TWENTY-FIVE CRATES OF CROCKERY
WITHIN OUR SAL rs ROOM
WEDNESDAY, AIGIST TWENTY-FOURIH,
At TEN A NJ.
Cjrnprisn< ". g. Plates, all sizes Deco ted Toilet
and Tea Evers and Basins. Deep Plates. Pitchers
all sizes Congress Coffees and Teas. Cow Chambers,
Psttsrs. Sc-
Dealers, hotel and bOarlinc-hOuse keepers invited
Goods must he sold. regardless of cost au,2-2t
rI,unlI As DONIrNG son Auc.nneers
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CHASCERY SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN
PROPERTY IN THE VILLAGE OF LINCOLN

By virtue Of decree passed On the ID Of October.
1si. by th9 Supreme COur. q the District Of Column
AZ. Alien r. Bel. the undersig ned will offer Tor sale
Al pUbiC auction. in front Of the PREMISES MON
DAY. AUGUST TWENTY NINTH. 1892. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK VI, the following Lots Of Land Il. the
official subdivision II lincoln, D. G.. tn wit: Lots
nine go - sixteen Q6 inc usive. Of section IL
describe IN Iiber ia and folio liz seq Of
the land records Of said District. improved BY small
frame u Use.
Terms 4 SALE One-thrd cash. Of which deposit Of
60 must he pad at the time sale. and the resi-
sit.r in equal instaln. nts o. year and two
years. RESPECTIVELY, with interest from day OF SALE
TIE deferred nsnts 10 he secured by deed Of trust
on The property sold Convey and recording at
purchasers cost. Terms of sale 20 be complied with
in ten Gays after sale property will be resod al cost
end Kiss Of purchaser in default This sale is made
1he risk and cost OF the 1efaulting purchaser.
WOODBURY. WHEELER, Trustee
auls-dSds 81 ~ st N
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at some conspicuous point on the line OF the
parade. The committee have not acted upon
this proposition.
THE PENNSYLVANIA REPRESENTATIVES.
The Grand Army veterans in the adjoining
states of Pennsylvania and Maryland will at
tend the encampment in great numbers. The
department of Pennsylvania, though second in
point of numbers. has heretofore been first in
the number of men in line on these annual &C.
casions. 1t is thought tina. the veterans Of
Pennsylvania will be represented in the grand
parade In this city by very large turnout.
While some of the departments have paraded
in other years with snowy auxiliaries. as UNI
brellas and other fancy attractions. Pennsylva-
nia has by common consent aimed to present o
soldierly appearance. Commander Taylor and
his staff have directed all posts under their
authority to comply strictly with the rules and
regulations as regards uniform. These require
all comrades to dress in blue sack coats, with
gilt Grand Army OF the Republic buttons,
white vests. with gilt Grand Army Of the Re-
wreath and buttons and white post numbers in
front under the wreath. blue or dark trousers,
white gloves, black neckties and the G. A. r.
badge.
The First Defenders Of Pennsylvania, with
the Third brigade Band, thirty-two pieces. and
will be the marching escort to the commander
in-chief, who will be accompanied by his staff
and several hundred mounted aids-ie-camp.
= Gen. John p. Taylor, commanding the de-
mounted escort '.the Cavalry Post, No. IS,
Commander William, B. Morgey of Philadelphia,
and the first cavalry post Organized. Gen.
Taylor's staff and aids VIII be mounted.
Geo. G. Meade Post, No. 1, Commander
Alexander N: Appel Of Philadelphia, viii Lad
the column Of posts OF the state, each marching
in succession according to It's number ON the
department roster. Tho Naval Post No. 40
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III BERNHEIMEE 4 co. Auct,ene--s
H. Successors - Weeks & Co,
So Louisiana ave.
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WI. EEpIN woODwSab. trustee
4 - ..--a..L
RATcLIFFE DAI.I. < co. .Aaels SOP Pa. ave n. "

DNIiLING ioJ SIS ON SEEENTH STREET
LNllNDED Ma THk SCHUi TEN PARK
BEING NUS. JIt3 AND 3lO4 SEVENTH
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Trial Of Reciprocity.

Under the administration of President
Harrison the foreign policy Of this
country was changed by the intro
dnciion of reciprocity. A public
anil a press, at first suspicious and then
doubtful, has at las, almost unan-
imously joined in a chorus of praise
and approval. few facts have
gradually impressed themselves upon those
the most reluctant to admit their truth.
The Spanish American nations. our neigh
bors, import annually good. TO the value of
5000 900 600. Our share has been beg
garry tenth. Reciprocity, originated
matured and put in execution by the Re
publican party, will increase that one-tenth
to onc-half and thus bring added prosperity
to every branch of American industry
concerned.
Bu, this policy is at present only in its
youth. IL has not had time to develop
its full strength and to show the com
picte range of its bcnifccnt influence.
Democratic victory this tall means ~
least postponement of the success of
this important departure. The leaders
and the press of that party have repeatedly
manifested their hostility to reciprocity
In their hands its growth
would De stuntel and checked and
another chance for the improvement Of our
industrial conditions thrown away. The
American people are at bottom thoughtful
and prudent. They will refuse this fall to
ruin reciprocity ms they did four years ago
10 abandon the protective system.
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Personals.

Miss Minnie Written Of Vinaihaven is
the guest Of Mr.. l.. s. Eony's family on
Swan street.
c. r. McFadden, ESD, was in the city
Yesterday
Liquor Commissioner Gilmore was in
town Tuesday.
Heath & Tucll have secured the services
of Miss Julia Folsom. as stenographer.
Mr.. Edward Phillip and his mother Of
Melrose, Mass, have been visiting Mrs. NJ.
T.. Downs on Bridge street, for few days,
and viii leave this afternoon for Bar IIar-
Dor.
Col. b. r. Watson Of New York who Is
at the Augusta House with his wife hs.
purchased FIVE acres Of the most available
land a, Small Point and will make that splen-
iii resort his summer home. Colonel Wat
son was Lieut.. Colonel Of the 9Th Mass
aehuse,ts during the Baltimore riot.
Lieut.. Mark l.. Hersey of Orono, was at
the State House Tuesday.
Mr.. Cyrus G. Babb Of Washington, D.
C., was at the Augusta House yesterday on
a wheeling trip from North Fsyette to
Camden.
DR.. s. II. Weeks of Portland was called
here Monday night.
Moses Selbing of the Palladium ONCE
New Haven, Conn, is in the city ON a two
weeks vacation.
Mrs. Delos ID. Fish Of East Boston
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. W. Burgess.
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WOMAN'S WORK
To be Exhibited a. the Worlds Fair.

Over Michigans building at the World.
Fair will float large American flag, made
Of Bedding silk by the women Of Ionia
county, that state.
The women of Texas are raising money
with which to place statues of Huston and
Austin and husts of Bowe, Crockett. Travis
and Fannin-al celebrated Texas histori-
cal chamberlain the state building at the
Worlds Fair.
There is to be in the California building
at the Worlds Fair a womans reception
room, TO which every county in the state is
expo cted to contribute some article OF
furniture. art or virtu. The women OF
Alameda county have decided to furnish
for this room and donate lifesize portrait
of Miss Emma Marwedel who first intro
iuced the Frpbel system of education on
the Pacific slope The framing viii be of
California woods, made an carved by
local talent. Miss Marwedel is now a resi-
dent of Berkeley, and well advanced in
years.
The hammer to be used by Mrs. Palmer
in driving the last nail will be contributed
BY the women of Nebraska. The handle
will be composed of light and dark woods
aitefhiuhg' tntitcieu ny pr"ai pahHS Va
gold, upon which is engraved the inserip-
ton From the Women of Nebraska.
The head of the hammer will be~of silver
and upon its face will be placed the seal
of Nebraska in gold relief. The head will
be bound with gold work representing the
United States colors the stars of the flag
represented in diamonds for each state.
The flagstaff will be made of pearl, the
entire emblematical device being sur
haunted by an eagle
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and when yes esane est 81 ths great
esssess, which fs1lsWsA ysas aseiars-
stss Of pvtseipIes ~ ChtssGe In 1880,
yes had ssiy shsst hftses siiiisss os
national wealth, which has tn<Ssssed
under the policy ~ protsssiss 10 mere
shss strfy htiiis1s, and 10 seen In the
growth and development sf your cities
snA tow ., ia iaevs.ssA pabIfr tnspr"ss-
nssass and industries, In eottisst~d
Easns. and pse.peross h"sssssssds. u Is
observed In better educational epg~r.
santttss, Improved educational tnsfisa"
sisns, maitspIisd ehnrehe., charitable,
ehri.tfa. snA h~nevsisnt associations,
all exercising that good neral Asd
hsaithful twnaeDes In the e"mmSntsy
that nssk~. homes happier. the people
sett~s. and ssE state more pr"spFr1"s.
-HENHy D eLEAvEs, ~ cherry hsid.
Aag. ~, 1891.
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f1Exs. n 90 Pr 1.s..
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The use of the pneumatic tire on snlkies
will probably aid in lowering the record
for speed on the race course. but it will
make confusion in the history of the evolu-
ton of the trotting horse, a. ii will be i'm
possible to determine how much Of the few
seconds saved il due To the sulky and how
much TO the horse. Already they are dis
cussing the question of allowances of time
when comparing achievements on n kite
shape track with those on the oval track.
The real possibilities of horseaesh will not
be known until they have a straight track a
mile long. so that there will be no splitting
OF seconds on curves. When this is done
however. it should not be built on the side
of hill with the start at higher elevation
than the finish.
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Turkish village on the Midway
PIxisance will he Immediately started.
Work has been commenced on the build
ing for Germany. The government de-
parsmena are being actively pashed for
ward. The main building Il about finished
sxeeps around the base Of the dome, while
the baftIe-ship Illinois IL now commencing
% look something like man-of-war, viii
IL white covering Of cement and smoke
stacks in place. Work has also been begun
on the government iife-saving station. At No
time SINCE work upon these buildings wa
begun has il been 30 well in hand, or pro
crossed 80 rapidly and smoothly as at pres
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Jerry simpson. who has been rc-nom-
mated for Congress. does not appear to be
a. sure of reelection az a candidate who
had 1000 majority two years ago ought to
he. His district is now classed a. doubtful.
1 he should be retired. however. no inter
ests are likely to suffer. He has been of
his Immediate constituents.
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EDITORS TABLE.

Messrs. Charles l.. Webster & Co, New
York. have published the learned aud GU
rious work on The Speech of Monkeys,
by X. l.. Garner. 1t makes very neal
volume of 2l7 pages embellished with a
portrait of the author. Readers interested
in the Capuchin vocabulary will uudoubt
edly be interested in this book. as ii is with
out doubt the kind of book in which stu
dents of the Capuchin vocabulary will b
interested
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Col. Staples said yesterday that he had
made arrangements Tor big attraction at
the park next Sunday. He has secured
three Cecilians of Portland, harpist, a
reader and n pianist. The entertainments
given by this coterie Of artists has been
very successful wherever given, and Col.
Staples has decided on only 25 cents admis-
sion in all, both to park and entertainment,
one-half the sum regularly charged for the
entertainment alone. The colonel says he
is going to have n series Of high class enter
,ainments RICH, along, and adds, II shall
admit to the grounds children of tender
years and octogenarians free" lie tenders
the use Of the grounds free 10 the 7th Maine
battery association on their visit here, and
will open the grounds free one day to the
inmates Of the Industrial School.
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Robert Bonner thinks the pneumatic tire
did il and is not 10 be content t0 allow
Nancy Hanks 10 have the worlds record
for speed without another trial of Sunol
He expects to have Sunoi make a trial at
breaking the record during the fall.
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That il pleasing announcement which
Il made by Secretary Rusk of the Depart
ment Of Agriculture that the United States
Germany for American inspected meats.
The announcement is a good evidence that
recent Republican commercial arrange
menis with that country are satisfactory TO
its government and its people
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Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago Is To
drive the last nail in the Womens building
at the Chicago Worlds Fair. But how
much Of a hit she will make of il is alto
gether beyond calculation.
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sharpens the appetite, tones up the digestive
organs and brings health in place of disease.
In small wine-giassfnl doses its effects are
apparent within few days in Rheumatic,
Kidney and Bladder pains. Sold by Drug
gists everywhere d&wchwky
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Pennell's excursions are always populnr
and now he is advertising one from Skow-
hogan, Waterville, Fairfield, Augusta and
way stations on August 2jth, via. kenne.
bee Central to the National Soldiers Home
at Togus at cheap fare.
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aNrMTc who are handling our publications
HHcNlS are making money, we do not
place in their hands only such publications q
there il popular demand for and our books are
all good sellers. One agent In the field reports
that he cold one hundred copies Of "smuggfers OF
Chestnut" the first week, another 49, and are re
eeiving glowing reports from agents Throughout
the state. The agency to this wonderful book /.
proving TO be bonanza TO agents There IL stiIl
1 little more territory In the State that has not
been taken up. and those who apply first are to be
served first. To prscure the agency for this gio-
rious book. address, Z. +. KNOWLES CO.,
Augusta. Ne.
David Bankers Poems are Published by T. E.
knowles & CO., Augusta, Me. Some of our
agents are handling this book with the "Smugglers
Of Chestnut" and ind that the two do not conflict
and with both publications. they are making ane
pay. dec9d&w
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The West Branch drive WAS reported as
passing Medway last Saturday, after run
of eight days from North Twin dam.
There is good head of water and the logs
will soon be in Penobscot boom. The
anxiety of lumber men will then be at an
end for the season.
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DIR. &. NJ. Twitchell has bought the Ward
house, ia Green street, and will occapy Il
the last of September. In the spring he
intends to rebuild the house.
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The W. C.. 7. L. rooms are again open,
and all women AMI girls who have not
homes in the city are welcome to them for
Il moon rest or any time afternoon or
evening
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No so,ic~ whatever will be taken Of unsigned
Communications.
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Mr.. X. Emery, the artist, is at Augusta
Driving Park, designing a painting of tho
famous horse Cunard, Jr.