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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-03
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the NEED OF MORE LIGHT.
Between the Augusta House and Blaine
Corner.

Editors of The EeaaeLse Journal:
The first act of the Legislature will he Il
organize Lantern brigade" to navigat,
that long unligbted portion of State stree
between the Augusta House and Blain,
corner.
When the electric lights were first put VI
they started in with this unlighted portion
of the street. The south emil citizens peti
toned for more light and one was estab
lished opposite Mrs Richards and has lighte.
the evening traveller ever since until las
month, when il WAS removed north near th'
Augusta House, where is another light. Nc
one seems To know why, or what for. TIL,
only good it does there is to light the driv'
way to the Augusta House stable, and leave
n long dark street for the State House folks
the members of the Legislature to travel 81
well as the hundreds of families that resid,
sonth on State, Child, Capitol and Scwal
streets. a.
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SUDDEN DEATH
OF an Old and Respected Citizen.

Elbridge G.. webber Of this city, ibs
father OF Mr.. Charles Weber, died mt hi.
sons residence on the East side saturda,
evening, abou, $50 o'clock. Mr.. Webbel
was apparently in the best Of health at tls
time of retiring for the night, but has
scarcely entered his Room before he fell It
the floor. dying instantly. Mr.. Webts1
was ~ years and 10 months old at the tins
Of his death. His funeral will be held al
O'Clock Tuesday afternoon from the resi-
denee of his daughter, Mrs. Joseph Ola
zier, Central avenue, Gardiner.
Mr.. webber has been an active business
man, and biz death will be mourncd by
large circle of relatives and friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-03

So much of Names history is eonnecte,
with the staunch ships that have been bull
in her famous shipyards, so many of he
citizens have been connected with sea
faring life. that an exhibit at the World
Fair to represent this in some manner !.
most desirable. MIR. +. G. Plummer, see
rotary of the Bath board of trade, has been
making collection OF vessel models for tn,
Worlds Fair. lie says he has already go
more models than he can use, but it il
desired that as many places as possible b.
represented There are models in Augusta
that he would like to get this month. The
commissioners give receipt for all piece:
taken and pay all transportation expenses
Surely in augusta there must be some
models that wotilu add much to the exhibit
II these, or information concerning them
be left at the .IotESML office a favor will be
conferred on Mr.. Plummer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-03

Loyalty of Presbyterian Principles il
the title of valuable book in the posses
sion of Mr.. Stanley Fa,ten. 1t was pub
lished in England in 1913 and was thu
property of Ruth Jones, daughter of tina
famous tory Black Jones known ans
! luton. In it was found a fragment o.
the old kennebec Intelligence published a
Hallowell in 1907.
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Notice Of Meetinas.

The members of the fourth class, c. II
s., are requested to be present at an al
jonrned meeting today Tuesday at ? /
NJ. at the high school building for the pur
pose Of choosing class colors.
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notice.!

Tie w@1siile aud Faifil.Id EaiI~ay AVID LID,
-. viii ak The pexi f~ei1Isfu.e to ainend tsee
charter swing them the right 10 extend mi
operate It's road lights AMI power across the yjyer
q Fairfield. asd through te streets Of ienfop, 10
t;eBson FslIs. and through the streets Of BSnfop
and Hinton. 10 Clinton VILLAGE.
And sisp ~ amend its efsssser 70 a. to make aid
much Of the sfrret- within the city IT WnsrrsIjje
and .o~n sf Fairfield. ~ may Be iacIudsd vjfhen
~ yrit-. md Aisp for the rxcaynttpn swl alllps
necessary within ia rsiis. The civ " Wn6ervilSs
and to~a OF Fairfield to provide ibs nsxitstHi III
paving. jnnaku
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STATE HOUSE NOTES.

Secretary Mckecn, assisted by his clerk
Mr.. A. II. Smiley. will install the officer,
of Cushnoc Grange, Riverside, on Wednes
day evening, jan. I.
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9miD.
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CT NBEEI-ASp.

CUMBERLAND.
brunswick Dec. Is. pana ;. Bacon. aged t.
yrars; Dec. 10, Amanda l.. Gates. aged ?. wears.
kENNEREr.
sagusta-tan !, Mrs. Elizabeth II. PIummcr.
aged ~ years, q GAYS.
LINCOLN.
Boothbay Harlbor-Dee. "a. Moses " White.
aged a yesr<, 10 mos
Roothhay-Dee -. Eva |. wsriwei, aged Il
resrs. - days.
Sewcastie--pce &c, Wary y, wife of Manfred
W snasn, aged 57 war,
Round fend-I,es. L, Capt. tlbridsr Richard,
sa,rd y years, HtHBfhs-
N,wcss,l.,-per. q. George clifford. aged a
years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-03

Of preventing the grj Pc, colds, headaches,
and fevers is to use the liquid LAXATIVE rem
edy Syrup of Figs. whenever the system
reeds gentle, yet effective cleansing. To
be benefited one must get the true remedy
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. For sale by all druggists in soc.
and 81 bottles. DIV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-03

Capt. \. +. Fernald of Winterport. is in
the city at the Augusta House.
Dr. Mary C. Lowell of Mt. ifolyoke
College, formerly of this city, is the guest
of Mayor and Mrs. Chase
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Gao0<a,s Srayr
SAVED MY LIFE.

Octave Clair. Fairfield Maine, the well
tnown umberman, says Last fail started
ipK Moosehead Lake. ! was not feeling very
tell. but hoped the disease would work OF /,
hut, instead, l kept growing worse every
clay. | could not sleep nights; my head
nervous, and what little coarse food ate
isould distress me, until I got in such hs,l
shape that could not eat nor do anything
l finally wrote home To my wife tn send me
s,me kind OF medicine. In answer to my
letter I received bottle of Graders
botanic Dyspepsia Syrup. commenced
to use 1t at once. To my great surprise,
after using two-thIrds nj n bottle. my
stomach was able TO digest any kind Of food (;
my bowels were regular. and could sleep
like y child. ] have not been troubled
since. Groder'- syrup is the greatest
-emedy of this civilized world.
OCTAVE CLAIR.
Fairfield, Maine
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And Christmas Advertising. Leading
Merchants Talk cf Both.
sssp;ss NJ usa,As. 1851 ~ ! ssaasr

| sftes She ChriNnas xaie has subsiaiesi
sher~ y sivsys an ssense interest A. 30 ao~
Z has '.panned sas.+ 10 USE the sernaeuiar,
And ho~ i esnspars with sisss Of previous
yea.A- Tfas year Tor q variety Of cause.
| there Is more than i,e usual interest," taken.
BY this tine eaea individual trader has
found BY eramintg bis bssks hs~ bis
sfSie compares baithe result - vilsie ia
not generally knows. This JorxsAI has there
fore taken pains 70 interview large number
Of the leading busissss men Of Augusta in
order to ind out DE results each one Ia.
found In bis basln<ss and from the a9gre-
gate Of the answer 70 draw up general con
clusions.
Out Of nearly sorty merchants called
upon, il wH foaad that, with single
exception. al we're agreed a. to the holiday
trade this year having exceeded largely
that Of 1881, Wide majority put it
above, In amount. the record for several
years back. Anaher point upon which
they were unanimoas wss that the trade AT
the start exceeded that Of any year on
'''so'' ''r 'ne sans sn'e- Inc intense coil
Of the last three days, however, held back
tue 'faas just nepfe thf'ssmzs' cutting
'"-i 'ne average fhien nesefsnsiess was
ssi'i ahesd OF is'l+
several interesting Facts were noticed
from which people can draw their own CON
elasions. In the INST place the trade from
"afainef, iiaiiowea and the territory I'M
meaia'eiy adjacent TO Aagsuss was ums-
aaiiy large Tbs facs 10 verified by the
Name central and eiecfr1c road people who
say That the numbes OF shoppers carried 70
and from augusta vas extraordinary.
The local merchants were unsparing in
Their endeaTors TO t'spiay their extra large
stock a. attractiyely As possible. The same
class OF enterprising men were also strong
on advertising. Nearly so of the Augusta
merchants were TO he found in the
DAILY kESsEBgc JOURNAL. and in the spec
iai Holiday edition Of the WEEKLY kESNE-
%@ NSs'y ~~eA ~ "'N - '''s
diner and but two Halloweli merchants
showed the same amount OF push, and it
VIII De seen that they secured correspond
ingiy good results.
number OF tho Augusta business men
called the JocKsALs attention to the fact
that this large volume OF advertising was of
incalculabie value to the whole business
community in drawing out large amour,
OF local and outside trade. of course, az
is the ease whenever large number of
people eongregate those who had not pail
at all for the means OF attracting the
people nevertheless reaped some benefit
from the general result. Although, it must
he remembered, that they did not have the
great benefit Of being individual advertised,
yet they reaped some benefit from what
others hstt sown.
People do not realize the great benefits
that a town derives from its snteFprisiHg
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The confectionery store and cafe under
the Opera house will be continued and
thoroughly stocked with fresh goods.
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C. X. Partridge.

1.-The trade for the first of the season was
way above the average, but the last three
days the intense cold was bad but on the
whole the trade was ahead in volume of
previous years, said Mr.. Chas.k. Partridge,
one of Augustus best known business men
and heaviest advertisers. 81 think that the
kennebec JorRNAL helped largely in bring
ing about the result. BY working hard and
advertising the Augusta business men
snt.r,rcI a larre trndc g
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NOTICE.

Mr.. 4. y. Geraia and b.. associates will ash In
next Lexislstsre for . charter giving thsH tke
ways, light. power ard hest compsni<s. AfsD
charter. rtGhts. and ffsDchises, an3 ~ een1in-
xcu<ies peysatninK 70 til Same. thfoaGhout ~
fOwns. decs9Gf
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the large dry goods men are also large adj
vertisers and are cnterprising both in this
and in trade, so by experience they are
qualified to speak On these subjects. 1--WE
have had remarkably good trade fol-
Christmas" said Mr.. Fred Hamlen of the
firm. 81 am convinced that il was our adj
vertising and our stock that were response
BILE. am sure that advertising pays moi
only the individual advertiser but the whole
business community more or less, but
would not stop and expect to benefit as vel
from others advertising"
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Samples of thrst books can he sren n, the Jst u.
SAT counting room ofit any Of the stated apsn
Cies.
III" books moi for sale and will only be given
out 10 holder of coupons. The bsi printed else.
whrre IN this issue Slii gltt ali M idea Of the
books.
This j. an "Seeiien, opportunity 10 secure books
lot tapistma- presents to friends.
J"i ISAL pnifour cna secure these books ri the
following places
Wairr'IlIr, Jpn Headquarters. ri Music
Store.
tnansts. nj the Jnt RI ~ counting room
Our readers ean sBiaiies ~ ti,es. works III
any tim" by ealing nj ans one Of The ai,ovr named
tlnes 'hdors for hooks ~ be sent By ,nAl should
in MI cg-ts he adsiFnssed to
ErrtKtou Il FLyST.
Augusta, Maine.
derIidtf
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the pushing and successful young proprie-
tors OF the Bazaar are large advertisers and
their experience is of value. Mr.. F. @.
Wright of the firm said 20 a JOURNAL re-
porter who called on him."our trade was
very much ahead of any previous year and
we feel very much encouraged. All of ii
is due to advertising in some form or an
other. Newspaper advertising il by far
the best method. as by it you reach the
largest number in the best way at the low
est cost for the good done. am thorough
iv satisfied with the results of our advertis-
ing in both the Daily keunebec ,jorHsu n.
and in the special edition of the Weekly
consider the paper as an absolutely nee
cssary medium to any ksnncbec county
trade.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTICE.

The snd'rsigned give notice that they viii pee
titioh tic next Legislature 10 Prsst ibcta md
fh",r at+Oeia'es eitgffsf 10 build dsms and
hs'',Dss and make Improvements the ws.
fyagrii 1i Irgebse9t liver, in fbe town Of No.
n, r.. IN 40infrst tatfniy. md Ds tis, ssisi Wcsi
EraHeb, In 'Ie town adjoining ssid Township
on The ca-f IN Fieesisggs tossis, for tile purpose
o. driving, lsen,ar. sertins sud rafting logs sYd
10 hold brad ~ wsfsf sttfgeient for ftp q.
purposes. and collect reasonable tolls on all log.
passing through. or benefited ty said dam.
boofg. and improvements.
LEWIS G. MOORE,
DANIEL y. DAVIS.
bangor. Dec. I, iss2. ar
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the successful East Side wholesale and re-
tail grocer, is another man whose opinion IS
vs,shts. Ny trade was better than last
year and was really remarkable when you
consider the weather Just before Christmas.
wha, do | consider responsible for this:
Why. good goods and good advertisements,
Ewss his reply 70 the JoURSsis questions
A. !. Pierce
l. proprietor of eae Of the oi,iess china.
sisss and lamp stores in New England has
saai experience that makcs the following
saarks Of his especially valuable 'Ms
sn,,;<,,sas ,rs,le vas the best on recorsl AMI
Is;s all due to advertising.
Fox / Cas-
h.y.<.. store is run by the genial Com
isa.ore.- J. f. Bean. Who said to Jorr-
81, ,rpor,cr.swe had rafting good trade
In the weather. am Thorough believer
/ ADVERTISING. In fact you arc nee IN = \
,,a dan, advertise. II is hard to trace re-
IN, IN, On the whole firmly believe that
II. x.nncbec Joe sSs,. is the best medium
In. county. tried both the daily and
!. ,uec;.l edition of the Weekly henne-
II JorxssL-
=. {. Fairfield
1 kr..s side photographer sas busy vifa
q. .her, called upon but he fcund time
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-06-24
real. ESTATE:
FOR SALE BY
I'HOS. MhCEH,
Real Estate Agent,
And Publisher Real Estate Circular"
No. 20 Montgomery Street,
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
OPPOSITE LICK HOUSE.
NEW PROPERTY.


Cheap lots; octavia ST.; 25xl00; only $3.50
each: "a cash: balance on easy terms: street sew
cred; one block from Unlon-st. cable cars.
w. cor. Octavta and Greenwich StS.; 251100:
$3.50: very easy terms
greenwich ST.. near Oetavia: 81 :6xlOOi "a cash;
Filbert ST.: 2 lots left; 25xIOO: $3.50 each:
cheap: n. side Octavia street graded,
macadamized and severed.
jackson ST. lots fine view; near Central ave-;
lots 27xI-7:S; street work done; So 90.
INVESTMENTS ALL KINDS.
BUSIEST. investments near Montgomery: large
lot aud brick building: paying $3.50 a month.
Geary-st. corner, near Taylor; % feet front; q
story building; stores below; rents $3.50;
S22.00O.
Stockton-st. business lot, on the best portion OF
ST, bet. Pacific and Broadway; lSx6S II im-
proved will pay good interest and rent steady:
$3.50.
s2oOO-Rents sl5s; sw. corner Bush and
NJ son sts.; 2:6xs5 and brick ana frame build
ings.
howard ST.. bet. Sixth and Seventh: 2Sx9O and
2-story double store below and fiat above; rents
sos; $4,000.
list ST.. near Valencia; a4-foot front and resi-
dence 9.ro0ms and modern convenienees: 5000.
Cheap lots: 25x100 1880; Point Lobos ave,
bet. 18th and 18th: easy terms; Point Lobos
road In nne order.
s16O0-House and lot: 25xl40: cottages of 4
rooms; Aldae ST., Willard.
FOLK Sc and Broadway: Sc. corner: 1877 :6x
1877 IS and old buildings: S27.500.
$190o-HOuSe ana lot: 25xl40: Aldine ST.. bet.
Stanyan and Willard; bow-wiudow cottage;
rooms; brick foundation.
$l5pO eaeh-Cheap: lots; 25x77 IS; Jessie ST..
bet Hermann and Ridley.
Scott st.: W. side: near Ggeen; magnificent
view; 30x103 $500.
18th ST.: y. side: near Noe; / block from
Castro-street cars; 25xll4; $3.50; fine view. 1t
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ASSESS VENT NOTICES.

4 CALIFORNIA REDWOOD LAND AND LUM-
~ Der Compauy-Location of principal place of
business San Francisco, Cal.
Notice is hereby given that at a regular meeting
of the board OF directors held on thu Gath day OF
May, A. ID. 1893, assessment of SO per share
stock Of the corporation, payable before
Juno 10. 1898, in United States gold coin to the
secretary OF said company, at II South First ST..
San Jose, Santa Clara County, State of California,
being one of the Offices OF said company. ANY
stock upon which this assessment shall remain
be delinquent ana advertised for sale at public
auction and unless payment is made before July
Is, 1898, VIII be sold that day to pay the e.
iiuquent assessment, together with costs OF adver-
Using and expenses of sale. BY der OF the board
or dir sctors w. G. HAWLEY, secretary.
oice-l7 South First St. San Jose, Cal. 81 I'm Sa
NOTICE OF ACCIDENTAL
IN Consolidated Mining Company Location of
principal place OF business, San Francisco, Cali
fornia. Location of WORKS. Silver Star Mining
District, Storey Count, Nevada.
Notice is hereby given that at meeting of the
Board o. Directors held on the 22d day OF June,
1913, IN assessment, No. 13. of ten (l0) cents per
share leviel up the capital stock of tn cor
poration, payable Immediately in United States
pany, room 50, Nevada block 500 Montgomery
St, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon who. this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 26th day OF July. 1898. Will
be delinquent and advertised for sale at pubic
auction, aud unless payment Is made before will.
be s I'D on TIL tuesday,, the 17th DAY of August.
1893. to pay the delinquent assessment. together
with ths costs OF advertising and expenses OF sale.
By order of the Y card of Directors
ALFRED X. DURBROw, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room SO. Nevada block, 800 Montgom-
cry st, San Francisco. California. le23 I'd
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PARTNERSHIP NOTICES.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE CARRIED
on by the undersigned under the firm name ana
style of J. II. FARM HAM & Co, as shipwrirhts
calkers and sparmakers, in Sa francisco, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent; p. N. fREBLE
will carry on the business and is authorized 60
firm, and will pay eli accounts duo by II.
San Francisco. June 10. 1888
P. N. PREBLE,
je20 5t* j. III. FARNHAM.
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NorIcEs-coNrINUFD


4 SsESMENI NOTICE = HALE IL NOkCROSS
n silver Mining Company. Location of pr nci-
pal place OF business, san Fra cisco. California:
location of works, Vrsinia mining district, storey
County, State OF Nevada.
Notice is hereby g ven that at meeting of the
board of trustees, held on the 2lss dav of June.
1873, assessment $50 l04) of fifty cents
per share was levied upon the capita stock of the
corporation. paysbl Immediately in United States
gold coin to The secret ry at the offire of the
company, room % Nevada block. 500 Montgom-
cry ST., San Francisco, Cal.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall re-
main unpaid on TUESDAY. he 25th day of July :.
1898, Will be deltnquent. and advertised for sa @
at public auction and unless payment is made ba-
fore. Will he sold on FRIDAY. the Is h day Of
August. 1893, to pay the de iaquent assessment,
together with costs ot advertising and expenses
of sale. BY order OF the board OF trustees.
A 3 HOMPS o. Secretary.
ofice-Room g, Nevada block. 800 Montaom
cry ST.. San Francisco. Ca. je22 cd
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$3.50 PER LOT, AND UPWARD.

Over Half Million Dollars worth OF property
has changed hands in Elmhurst District in less
than one year. over 200 new houses have been
built or nre under course of construction ia Elm
hurst district. over rs new houses now built or
under course or construction in the Warner Tract
All avenues and streets graded City water mains
laid In avenues
postofice is established upon the Warner
Tract with four mail train deliveries day by thu
Southern Pacific railway system at Elnhurst
station. The bonds have been issued and the
plans have been accepted and the building to com
mence at once of q SIS, 900 schoolhouse upon The
Warner Tract. The pow er and car houses of the
Oakland, San Leandro ana Hay wards Electric
Railway are located upon the Warner Tract.
Arrangements have been made with different
denominations whereby places of worship will be
erected upon tho Warner Tract. The fare upon
the electric road by communication tickets to the
center of the city OF Oakland il only 50 per month
or cents each way. The fare upon the Southern
Pacific Railroad by Communication is only 8. SO per
month, or less sEan 5 cents each way The
Warner Tract will have new electric road shirt
Ing the foothills. The Warner Tract has hotels,
stores and every convenience OF city at her front
door.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
M CALESTER & McMAHAN.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS, RENT COLLECTORS
AND INSURANCE BROKERS'.
% MONTGOMERY. BET. SUFFER- MAHKE

BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
$3.50 each-S400 cash. balance iastallments:
lots on Treat ave, w. side, between l6ta and
A7th sts.; 25xlI5.
S2200-Comfortable house: rooms and large
basement: suitable outhouses; In splendid order;
good well and Spring Valley water on the prem
ises; line Parker ST. 80 e. OF Columbia place,
bet. 9th and 2Sth SIS; size 25xlO0
$SOo0-12 cash; beautiful home; fine neighbor-
hood; n. sido Hayes ST., bet Uevisadero and
Frederick; contains rooms and bath and laun-
dry: every known modern mproyement; btu
minouS paw emsnt: size 25x137 :6 jel7 IT SaTu
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G1SD GOOD PAYING SALOON; STOCK
u Nv. ana fixtures; pool table; s Twin g-rooms:
cheap rent. lnaulre call Rranch ONCE ie22 2ts