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For SALE.

4 two-story house containing rooms in
Ccredo, w Va, property occupied by DR.. w.
r. Sturgill Terms easy.
Call on or address j. r. RATCLGTF, Louisa,
KY, or L. 4. McDOUGAL. Ceiedo. w. Va.
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CHAS. s. FEE,
G. Z. * I. a.,
ST. PAUL, MINI
Better EUeIU Year.

Time was when "the glori.
Gus climate OF California" did not
attract tourists. But year after yea,
the tide of travel sets in stronger
every fall and winter toward this
favored region There is no eli
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\ FARM S sST TS Ssf sd iaG, fsTs1 Sy
{. H., where John Down lives, containing
too acres, ~ acres Of which Rrs under cuitiNa-
non. There are three good lng houses ON the
land, three good lasting wells. good garden,
guni orchard. stables. out-bou~es, and plenty
uf clear stock water from springs. PricerSi2.
per acre.
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a BARGAIN.

MILL FOR SALE.-A stationary saw and
griSt mill - horse puwer engine aud a. horse
power boiler. Mill IL situated at IRValetL.
Wayne County w. VA. Prize $1,000 cash,
Mil cost Sl,5O0. Address, 4. +. McDougai.
Ceredo, w. VA.
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UNIQUE PHOTOGRAPHY.

Photography Is a wonderful art. 1ncred.
ible as IL may seem, ~ Is now possible by the
MD OF the camera to show tho movements
of n bird In its flight, a horse ut its swiftest
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Central Time. No.1 Mob No.5

THROUGH CAR SERVICE.
Trains Nos 2and have Pullman Palace
sleeping Cars between KrnnvS ami Chi''HSc,
KENONA DIVISION.
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The Providence Washington
and Peabody are popular insur-
ancc companies.
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ALI the Wear Round.

The greatest hitherto attained Magazine field
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edition of for anuay 1906 That there
without No publication
before the public makes effort
doing
the world its literary certainly of the highest money
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member household Careful reading
p"an the education of
n he land.
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OF u century, complete change OF National
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The lNTELLIGENCER viii be on hand 10 re-
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For SALE OR EXCHANGE.-Goodb business
property, In good town In Kansas; town Is
~ couuty-seat and the division OF the
Chicago, Rock Island & T. X. r. This
property II % ~ one-nplf llOck from the
Court House Square, on the main business,
street THE building In 2ixSO; front store
room, 2tx55. with four nice, living rooms in
tho rear; has good cistern, hs. house, coal
house, wagon sheds, yard with good high
fence, brick walk In ward; has Il fine barn
lSxi The property has only been built q
years and IN at present rented, but occupant
Will vacate at any tlme. This iS excellent
property and Il bargain will be given ~ taken
at once. Will either sell OF trade for Ceredo
property.
Can on the proprietor OF this paper and see
photo OF tue property and receive futher
particulars.
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FoR SALE.-Onc lot ok leo. on which IL n
two. story iTame dwelling, situate ON Fast 1T
Street, Ceredo, w. VA. The property rents for
sS.CO per month, aud Is splendidly located.
Terms, $40. For further Information address
n. Il. McDougul Ceredo. W. Va.
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DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT ABABY,

Maybe you think this Il n new business.
sending out babies on application 10 has been
done before, however, but never have those
furnished been so near the original samples "a
this one Everyone will eXclaim, " Well
that's the sweetest baby ever Saww This
little black and-white engraving can give
you buta faint idea OF the exquisite original,
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UHCt, OF n DuIItt Us tt
leaves tho gun. Very much
moro that Is most marvel
Gus has been accomplish.
ed In photography. Tho
publishers or the renowned
and popular family weekly,
Tho Detroit Free Press De-
troll, Mich. have recently
been experimenting I'm tho
direction or rapid and ac-
curate reproduction OF pho
tographs and now an
nounco that they are pre-
pared To- make artistic
cnnlna M N Nnru In,.t r,rIco
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sDally. tDaily, except sunday. lNet'..
Where time II quilted. trtin does not Stpp
For all Information to Tickets, Time
Cards, etc, apply To nearest Ticket y GENT or
address
w. q. BENILI. ALLEN HULL.
Gen. Pass AT, INV. Pss,. \ sat,
ROANOKE. VA. COLUMBUS, Ot'tO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09
ASEAT. MADAM.


A Parisitn newspaper says that 1t snow
A want of good breeding for lady TO per
nit gentleman to give her his seat in :
crowded public conveyance, and adds
Nothing can be more annoying for seate,
travellers than this mutual exchange of so
called courtesies congratulations which goe'
On at their knees and threatens tht'i
feet perhaps more or less aifilctec
with corus Remain seated. gentlemen
Remain seated If the Frenchmai
eho wrote this had ever gone througl
he experience of having a lady decline 4
-eat he offered, he might write another
chapter about the want of good breeding il
refusing well-meant COURT sizes of strangers
\ gentleman who travels great deal has
solved the difficulties of this whole perplex
ing matter in thoroughly Democratic way
When he il on a crowded boat or car, see'
, lady approaching whom lie thinks woulc
appreciate a seat. he waits till she ls nearly
opposite to HIM, and then, without demon
,tration of any sort, he SIMPLY rises anc
yoes out on the deck to another part of the
car. The lady is free to sit down or STAN
lp. as she prefers, arlthe gentleman run
no ri-k of snub. % .---5 H.. :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09

Proceeding westward from the Irish
coast the ocean bed deepeus very gradually
in fact, for the frat 20 miles the gradient
il but SIX feet TO the mile. In the next n
miles, how ever. tie fall is over 800 feet,
and 50 PERCEPTIONS is the sudden descent
that In many places depths of go 10 / GO
fathOms are encountered in very close prox-
unity to the 10 fathem line. With the
depth Of !. ~ to 900 fathoms, the yea bed
In this part NJ the Atlantic becomes a
slightly unduiatinZ plain, whose gradients
are 80 light that they show but little alter
alton Of depth for 80 miles. The extraor.
binary isataess Of these submarine prairies
renders the familiar siHile Of the basin
rather inappropriate.
The hollow Of the Atlantic is not strictly
basin whose depth Increases regularly
toward the eater. 1t Is rather a SANGER or
dishlike one. so even il the contour Of it,
bed The greatest depth in the Atlantic
has been found some 100 miles to the north
ward of the Island Of Sc. Thomas. where
soundings Of 3,s75 fathoms were obtained.
The seas round Great Britain can hardly
be regarded - forming part Of the Atlantic
hollow. They are rather . part Il The plat-
form banks Of the Europsaa enaftnsnt
which the ocean has ov91evo4c1anfieal
AaanGtna
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09

One day, as ] was walking across the
river bridge with two friends aud happened
20 look down in the water (which, by the
way, Is ahout ~ feet distant from the
bridge, | saw Il pickerel about 3 feet long
ying there In the clear water near the
shore. told NY friends to stay there and
| would get my rod and line and live
miunow and catch the fish. did 80 and
put "A nice little sinner on the hook | had
al automatic reel with 80 feet Of line on it.
| let the minnow down in the water, and it
hardly reached there before kinxtiaher
came down from under the bridge, seized
nay mInnow and started down the river.
When he lsct the line Strengthened out, he
let the miraow drop, and supposed he
went on down the river, so ! Stated once
more 70 catch the pickerel, bu. had hardly
got my line In shape again when down
came Mr.. ktngiisher and took the mjnnow
again.
This time, however, he went back under
the bridge, and after moment or two let
the minBow fall back in the river, and |
then went after the pickereI again. and for
the third time down came Mr.. Kingfisher,
but he got the hook along with the min
now, and had him fast. He flew right
straight mp in the air. and let him have
the whole 10 feet II line. Then reeie,i him
in from the sky. and You never heard such
noise a. he made, but I landed him all
night. | then took him and showed him to
all the fishermen In town and then let him
go, and he went back tn the bridge Amer
lean Angler.
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It is not very easy thing to be motor
man on a trolley car. 1t takes some time
to learn the tricks Of the trade, and il is M
Interesting sight to watch an experienced
man breaking in n green hand The Ram,
bier was sitting on the front seat Of a DE
kalb avcuue car bound up town the Other
day when this performance was being con
Quoted. The BEGINNER was running the car
while the teacher was sitting down and
watching him. The crank which regulate.
the power on the Dekalb avenue crrs {.
sit on top If a box and moves in al
most IA complete circle, having 10 catche>
in the circuit. Now, give her /, 9, 3, "
said the teacher as the car was TO be start
ed. Click. click, click went the lever "a il
WAS pulled around Now over to g." and
over it went. The car was going at n pref
~ fair speed Bang. bang, -aid the tn.
tor warningly. Don't forget the corners, ~
and the new hand stamped the gong with
great yigor
An the way over to 10 now, 7. 3. 9, 10;
That's right" The car BOWED along at
ii2l speed Oh n straight stretch Of track
All the way oil. said the old hand as a
wagon started across the track half block
ahead That's it. Ring your bell Now.
l.. 3 over 10 q again. Right" The new
hand got to be quite an expert before left
the car. lis only fault wa. n tendency To
forget that he had gong u warn way far
ers and vehicles. The last instructions
which were heard A. the Rambler left the
car were. Don't let tb1t fellow ahead ge,
away from yo;L His horses are just as
fast as yours when you're both going. and
you've got To keep even with him on stops
and starts Now he's trying 10 run away
from you. Shove her over 10 I0."-Brook-
Ign Eagle.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
TINE AMUSEMENT SEASON
Manager Osea Viii Open the opsss hssss
ksa. IS. ush The Darziss."

Manager Oxen was in the city Taeseay-
He hzs been spending the summer a; S9uir-
rel Island ana returned To business locking
a. hale and hearty as msn could visa
IL MSS here Ia make arrangements for
Opening the .heafr:eai season. The Opera
! house ill be thoroughly cissnsea and re-
eeive whatever sth.r attention that may be
needed. though il is in &ln.sst perfect con-
,tision.
The season will open next TUESDAY eve
ming, Aug Is, with that strong astraeti2n'
| coszroYe aad Grants comedians IN the
Dazzler." f,rce-comedy which has had
great rua ia the large cities. Joseph A.
Ott ha. the Leading part, And Mss Arnle
Levi. who made sach biz in "a Natn'rg
Match. share. the houors with him The
| original Clipper Quartet also comes IN for
no small part Of the applause ~hich always
greets this company. OF the piece aa ex-
change says
To keep farce comedy up 10 date now
a1Iavs requires no small amount of thought
and labor. Cosgroye 1 Grants comedian
however. have succeeded in doing this with
The Dszzler.4 Each seasJn ii has been
bri shfsr and better than the last, All III
this. It's fourth ear. il cnnirs TO US with the
strongest company that has ever, appeared
in the piece. All the old fAyoritss have
been retained, and Oh 4nges have only beet
mad. 10 improve and strengthen il. Annie
Lewis. the charming artist who has been
winning favor for the past three years IN
Yon Yonson and The Nutmeg Match, viii
lie seen as Kitty Starlight, while Joe ott.
Je..a Hatcher, Nix Miller, and the
original Clipper Quartet viii be seen IN
tneir old familiar parts ."
Manager owen has booked dates for one
Of the strongest lists of attractions ever
seen IN a Maine city. With it the Augusta
ithea;re-goers will be favored with some OF
the finest attractions now travelling and no
vone can fail to fnd something to exactly
'-ui, his or her taste. The list incluies
The Dazzler; = Grimes Cellar Door
1us II rs Star Vaudeville Co; Tie
~Nhite Squadron; James o'Neil IN Monte
Ihristo;" The New South : Harry Gran
hall in "A Busy Day Paul kauvsr;
"A Lost Paradise" The Senator
.S|idef and the Fly The Span of Life"
Mspleson's Opera Co. in The Fencing
Master Henshaw and Ten Brock IN
The Nabobs y Vernona Jarbeau in Star
igtt;" Adams Comic Opera Co, for
Aveeks stand, At popular prices Alexander
Salvini Frank Mayo, in new play Billy
Barry, in new play The Rising Genera
ion," Stranger :" Hands Across the
sea-" Grand Opera House Co. from Bos-
on, ia sRosedale;" Al Fields Min trel-;
The Hustler" Tile Akerstrom, a week.
stand ia her own plays; Mark Murphy II
'oDowf. Neighbours" Nellie Mciienry
., Siberia; "O.e Oleson :" Devils Auc-
tion;" THE Danger Signal" and many
other first class attractions which are now
negotiating for term. and dates with Man
agcr owen. 49,. -..5.5- -.
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Ask almost any three nfn what they
thought Of the sale Of Shakespeare beer
jug for 9lj8. and they would give three
different replies. each depending ultimate
~ on radical difference Of imagination.
The first would say that the purchase was
a pure abssirdity, the second would alIege
that he had better associations with Shake
speare that beer ing could convey, and
the third you'd admit that, although he
thought the price little exaggerated, he
could see. or rather feel, the motive for the
competition There Ia, Of course. a passion
for curios, but 1t does not cover the whole
ground. Some sort Of imagination mus,
be stirred by many relics which seem TO
the reflective to suggest nothing-reiics
like the taper stand used by Marie ANTI
nette when she wrote her letters, or tn.
bootjack with which Frederick the Great
extricated himself from his boots
There must be in the concrete ima1ina-
tim depths which 1t In difficult TO follow, n
power In some men Of dreaming because
their heads are on q particular pillow. The
really contemplate passion Is the craze 10
possess q relic Of one In whom the collector
has no manner Of interest except this-that
a. the man whose relic" Ia acquired inter
ests others some share Of 1he feeling IL in
spires will b. carried 70 the credit Of its
purchaser account. Il II reasonable to
buy Shakspeare's ing for the sake Of con-
csiving Shakespeare; bose 70 buy IL in order
to he distinguished - the owner Of shake
spesss's jag. -Lonlloa 6pegfatR.
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VIOLATION OF BYLAWS
BY the Managers Of the Peoples Fire Insur.
ance Company Deficit of S39O.O00.

MANCHESTER. n. H, Aug s-Com
missioner Iinehan has made his report tc
the directors of the Peoples Fire insur
ance company 1t is very lengthy, but
the gist # it is found In the following
statement: -
Your securities, which should have been
safe in the vault, are scattered in various
banks between Manchester and Boston.
Bonds. mortgages and collaterals amount
Ing to $3.50, 600 have been already located.
and their whereabouts made known to the
advisory committee II is very clear that
the late president and treasurer Of this
company have managed its financial af
fairs in direct violation Of It's bylaws and
u rigid investigation, extending back %
the time when the company began bust
ness, should be begun at once.
There is an over issue of stock amount
ing to sl5,5o0 The deficit amounts to
s34), coo. and the capital stock has been re
,!uced to soc 900
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The tax rate in Dedham, Mass. this
year will he SIS 20 per 1900.
General Peach win not resign from the
command of the Second Mass brigade.
The bank commissioners have declared
the New Bedford (Mass) Safe Deposit and
Trust company solvent.
Work was resumed at the American
Watch company's factory at Waltham,
Mass, by half the hands
Eugene Sweeny was drowned at Lewis
ton. Me. He went to spring for water.
had fit aud fell face down into brook.
Elbridge Chase, aged 20 years, a weil-to-
do farmer and respected citizen Of North
Chesterville, Ne, committed suicide by
hanging.
Mrs J. H. Hosley Of New Haven, was
driving in acarriage, when the horss
SHE'D ~ IN electric car. She was thrown
out and her skull was fractured
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"Spiril No emit !"

A chap wandered into one of our Water
street drug stores, Tuesday, with the evil
ient i2teat Of working the proprietor for a
little of the fluid that cheers and also in
toxicates- +.
Have you 90. any spirit NOR nsi:'' he
asked. -~+ ~-'..
ANY whst:' was the reply --..
He repeated his version Of the technical
name of the desired article and was told
that they had large supply. -a.."---
"How much is IT, be then asked.
Zone dollar an ounce, he was told.
"uh Lord. no. that isn't what | want,
he managed to gasp out II want some
thing to drink.
His hopes were then shattered fer he WIS
directed to the upper end of the stree
where thst article Is dispensed a. ACCORDING to
the provisions of the Statutes.
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There was once an absentminded preach
er in Maine of whom a gossiping lady tells.
One Sunday he said exeitedIy at the close
of solemn discourse. The choir will now
pronounce the beneiietion and will sing
1he Doxoiogy" The choir failed to re-
spond beyond a faint soprano giggle, and
the minister hastily exclaimed: NO, no, l
should have said. will now sing the ben
eiiction and the choir will please pro-
nounce the Doxology" Before he could
hazard another attempt the quartet came
to the rescue with '-0id Hundred and the
parsou sat down to recover his wits behind
the friendly shelter If the old fashioned
pulpit. --I.ewiSyss, Journal
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embezzler Swiit's Case.

New HAVEN. Aug. s-Edwin l.. Swift,
the teller of the Birmingham bank. who
Elm bezzted sl10o0 was taken before L nited
Siates Commissioner Wright for examine
tiou. The prisoner waived examination,
Gnd was bound over for trial in the United
States district court, which will come in
this month. lie WIS remanIed to Jail in
default Of Slt 60 bonds
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Suit AGAINST a Chief OF Police.

SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Aug Lawyer
A l.. Grren Of Hoiyose has served notice
of a snit for s9,tsa against Chief Of Police
Duryea Of Ch-isea in behalf of Margaret
Hogan Of lE0 IKE for false imprisonment
The plaintiff claims she was placed in the
lookup without warrant or \ charge
against her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-09

NEwFoT:T, K L., Aug. s.-The brfckiay-
ers' and stoiemasous demand that on and
aiter today eight houps shall constitute
days work with nine hours's pay. has
been conceded 50 generally that 1t is re-
ported THAI DOT more than four union men
are ont Of work IN consequence OF the de-
nanh