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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-23

at the time of his death, and was
a native of Pennsylvania. The
deceased has been resident of
Custer county for many years,
and was highly respected He
followed and his vocation was
with trains while IN Custer
county. The funeral was held
on the following day at o'clock
p. m, and large number of our
citizens showed their respects to
the memory of the late James
Gates by following his remains
TO the cemetery.
James h. Wallis. of the Paris
Post, has renounced his allegi-
ance to the Republican party and
indorses the Peoples Party.
The following letter explains his
political position:
PARIS, Idaho, Oct. u, 1894.
Hon. JOSEPH FULLER. Chair,
man County Central Committee
Peoples Party, Bear Lake Co.,
Idano.-Dear Sir 1 have this
day resigned all my positions in
and finally withdrawn from the
Republican party, and have sc
notified the chairman of tina
party. This action was neces
sary, because of my conversion
to the gospel of the People:
Party. as expounded during Hon
W. H. Clagett's stay here. an
now at your disposal to go int
the county and give publicly tC
| The people the reason for tbs
political hope that is within me
Awaiting your pleasure,
/ am Very Truly Yours,
JAMES II. WALLIS
A very peculiar state of affair
exists In Custer county.
Both the Republicans and Pop
ulists failed to file their county
|; tickets with the auditor within
the time prescribed by law. and
as the Democrats made no nom
! nations, Custer county is lef
without any nominees for count
and legislative offices unles
some way be found to remed
the mistake.
1t also appears that the count
) election proclamation was nc
: issued, and there is talk of tn
\ old officers attempting TO hol
3 over ON the ground that an eleS
: ton under these circumstance
\ would be illegal.
4 This mistake has been correc
/ ed. and the tickets will appea
a in legal form. If the count
: tickets are illegal, the Stat
n tickets are likewise, for the Go,
d ernor's proclamation was not n
ceived in time as the law direct
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-23
Town@hip PIass-

q. >. LAND OFFICE, HALEY, [
Idaho. Oct. 9, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that
the following Township plats
have been received at this Office
and will be officially fled on
November 8th, 1894, on and after
which day we viii be prepared
to receive applications Tor the
entry of lands in such townships
to-wit
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-23

DIED:-In this
city on Tuesday
morning, Octob-
er 10th, 1894,
fr ON dropsy.
James Gates.
Mr.. Gates was
50 years of aoe
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-10-23

PEOPLES PARTY TICKET.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-06
Huhtinq's Circus Notes.

3 Uunting's ciicus museum ard me nag RE
PLAYED here to the capscity of their enor-
nous tents yesterday. Huntings name in
Passaic is a better drawing card than that
of Barnum. This year Mr.. Hunting has
one of the best shows that has eyer visited
us. From the beginning to the end, the
performers were loudly applauded. There
is not one weak act on the whole programme
of which there are something like 90.
The menagerie is something great. Birds,
beasts, reptiles, etc, from every quarter of
the globe. We can truthfully say TO the
public that the Hunting show is one of the
very best. Those of our friends, etc, who
did not attend missed rare treat. Mr..
Hunting is the principal clown of the show
and from the time he goes in the ring until
be leaves it, he keeps the large audience in
continusl roar. Should Mr.. Hunting visit
us again next season he will have to have a
larger tent or stay here two days to accom-
modate all who wish to see his show. Ihe
times are hard in this section, but it did not
look so last Saturday by the way the people
were giving their so cents for admission
tickets. There must have been fully COCO
neonle at the two performances in the after
noon. Every seat was taken, and at the
evening performance the tents were packed
to the ring bank.-Daily News, Monday,
NAV 9Th, 1894, Psssaic, N. j.
IN the citizens of Augusta and vicinity.
On account of the dull times have re-
duced the price of admission from 90 cents
down IN 25 cents. You will see the same
items museum and mepagefie for 20 cents
that have all along charged so cents for.
Nv exnepses are just the same and hope
tho generous public will appreciate the re-
Snc,;on of the admission from so cents
49,, 20 Ok cents and give me their hearty
approval. hobSAr noNii'''
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Officers Elected.

AT a meeting of St. John the Baptist So
ciety, held this week, the following officers
were elected:
Rev. FIR. A. A. Hamel, chaplain; presi-
dent, C. A. MIon; first vice president,
David Coulter; second vice president,
Dolard Cloutier ;se cretary, Henry Lemieux
secretary Of finances, Edward Dayon as
sistant Z. o. Legare; marshal of chiefs,
Thomas kirg; spending secretary,
Plscide CQoillard; treasurer, DIR. d. p. Le-
Clair; assistant, Fred Patnaude directors
Misael Chaput, Peter Lambard, Louis Sun
ishall, Remond Misheau, Louis Arquell.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Of Trains in Effect July
LIST, 1894.
Passenger Trains Leave Augusta as
1 Follows:
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING WEST-625 A. N. for Lewiston,
Rockland. Portland. Boston and Montreal, 9.a5 A.
NJ. AID ll-c5 express for Brunswick, Lewiston,
Farmirgton,> Phillips, Rangeley, nockiand. Port
land and Boston connecyans ter White Mountain
points and Quebec: IS and $50 p. N. for Bruins
wick. Bath. Portland, Boston; HOO p. N. (night
Pullman) every night for Lewiston. ath. Portland
and Boston; lis A NJ. Portland and Boston.
GOING EAST Is A. II. tnight express, TO,
skowhegan, Belfast, Bangor, st. stephen.
St. John aud Aroostook county: ESQ A. NJ. Ban.
gor. Bar Ha Dor. Old Town and Bangor Aroos-
took Railroad; 9,l2 A. NJ. for Warer>ilie, show
hegah; 2.i6 P. NJ. Express for Bangor and
Bar Harbor. Nc osehead via Dexter; 3 AZ
T. NJ. for Watervine. Oakland. North An.
SON. Bling lam. skowhegan. Belfsst, Ban.
sors st. Stephen, ST. John and Aroo.-
took comfy; 745 P. NJ. linked for Wa erville O. Is
A. N, SUNDAYS only for Wstere'Ne and Ban ,oi !;
2.i6 ?. NJ. Sundays only for Watervil,e, Ban
gor, ST. Joha and Aroostook county.
Ine Night Pullman Iran going East at 4YA
NJ, going West at Hoo P. NJ, runs ever
night, Sunday included. connecting for and from
Lewiston, but not to Skowhegan on Monday
mornings or to Belfast. Dexter. o. beyond
Bangor excepting TO Bar Harbor1 Sunday morn
ings.
The day trains going West at 9..5 A. NJ, fl,2J
sundays and East at 246 L. NJ, run
daily, Sunday included, between Boston. Lewis
ton, Bath Bangor, Bar Barbor and ST. John
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Buckles arnica sniy..

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price 25 cents per
box. For sale By Emery & Ward, Gardiner.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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The Governors special train, from Port
land to Bangor, passed through here,
Wednesday afternoon, at 3.4S. 1t left
Portland at POS and arrived in Bangor, a
distance of l3G miles, at 5.2S, being only 3
hours and 10 minutes n4he way. Five
minutes wait at Brunswick, 10 at Augusta,
i've at Waterville, five at Clinton and other
stops of few minutes were the delays.
1t was remarkably fast time and the skilled
engineer, Charles Pillsbury, handled the
throttle with great care. Genial Conductor
John Mace was in charge of the train, con-
veying the Governor and staff to the Queen
City to attend the celebration ard dedica-
ton of the Hersey memorial building
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Secretary Twitcheii of the Maine State
Agricultural Society, has just received
proofs of the new Autograph posters to be
put out for the Maine State fair. The
Portland, and in design and execution is of
the best ever seen in this State. The post
ers will be in two parts, the upper part
illustrated and the lower containing the
necessary printed announcems The
upper section will be 30x4S inches and
gives a splendid series of pictures of the
State fair grounds, all engraved from photo
graphs. In the upper center is finely ex-
ecuted horses head. In the upper right
hand corner is view of the president 5
office. Opposite, in the left cor
ner, is seen the offices Of
the secretary and treasurer, and
the Lewiston Journal, Maine Farmer
and KENNEBEc JOURNAL buildings. In
the lower left hand corner is a fine cut of the
handsome main exhibition building. In the
right corner is good view of the cattle
sheds, showing how they appear during fair
week With the hundreds of cattle about. Iu
thelcenter of the sheet is the masterpiece.
1t is splendid view of the race
track, the grand stand aud the oval. The
usual crowd is shown in all directions, and
in the foreground is a perfect likeness of
that famous team of six pairs of Hereford
steers shown by A. j. Libby of Embden.
The entire sheeti is credit to the society s
officials, the designer and the printers. The
State fair win have handsome paper in
| 1894.
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

Rigby's management announces $500 in
purses offered for races over its track July
Oath, 25tb, 2Gth, and 9th. This sum is
divided into $500 purses and will attract
Some of the best speed in the country. The
entries will close July Is.
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*.*> NEW YORK. July D.
FLOUR Receipts. 2O,76s pkEs; exports. 5222
T S9l rcsy sales Zoo pags ex aa
81 So AZ SO. City mills $3.4ia3 IS; pat
ents, ooa4 Is: winter wheat. low grades,
ps st. 80 oa M saasy Clear lssa
straights, 3 00a3 60, patents, 3 65 a420; rye
mixtures. % y 80; supel fine 6oa2 10; fine. t5
al 80.
SOUTHERN FLouR-dul weak; common to
far extra 2a3 good TO choice 3.o0a3.50.
BYE FLouE- luiet. steady;--s2.7 cas3.25-
Corn MEAI-dull, steady; -o.--yeilow
Western, 65a270; Brandywine. go.
RYE-dull, nominal; Western. 4sa57.
BARLEY-out of SEASONING. Milwaukee, 65a67 !;
western. esa6z; two rowed state. esa66; No.
BARLEY MALT-quiet; -. western 7oas2;
two rowed state 7oals; siarcwed state soass; city
made Canada 100a10t.
sales, $1,000; dull &c. lower, closing steady;---
No. red. store ana elevator, 594s59a I;
afoat, t9ia59i fob, 60la-, No. hard. 70iasoa;
No. sprpSs 7s Mo- n n95thssD ze esa
red. 72sa7ss; No white. Bog
CoRN-ReceiDts, 9l,475i exports. 1915, sales,
No. /, 45sa45a elevator: i5sa45! afoat, No.
2, 45ia- elevator 46Ia4Gl Aloai; No. 3, 49Sa
!; steamer a1oat. a.. yellow. 4oci , un,
graded mixed ss,i a s steamer mixed. 4Sia
oATs-Keceipts, 1850; exports. so bush;
sales, 10000; dull, iirmer.
No. 2, 5oa5Ol; do wnite, 52a53; No. Q
Chicago, 51a5lt, 40 B. ia: 90 white,
Boa; ulxed Westerp! 5Oia52; do white,
5ia57; white stat 5lG57,
BEEF-quie, steady; beef hams. dull;
tierced beef. quiet city extra India mess,
SHasls; cut meats. firm, quiet; picked
bellies, IL lbs, at "a; picked shoulders 81 bid;
picked hams, 1Olai0i; mddles, nominal.
LARD quiet, higher
Weste steam closed s7,S'a735; - CITY,
$6.s5s6 %; retDed, quiet; Contin-r+.
t7.55a-; s A, t7.s5; compound, s600asGi2t.
Pork mora active, higaer; sales, - obls,
meas, s13 75a$'4 %: exTte PRIME, Sl2 5oaS13.
BUTTER quiet steady; - ---
state dairy new ieal7i do old. l0ali; do creamery
new. i5als; reno. &c, l5ilS; western dairy
new ifal14!; do creamery Few. Halls. do factory.
951t4; Eigirs 1sa-; rolls, Halo.
CHEEsE- firm. fair demand: .- -----
ols9i; state small. 7aasi, do new.
g5titS; old. a.; 10 white. ivalol: mart skim
sc; do new ii ea1s fuh skime, 2a2A: Western
small. old, 10sa12t wesiera part SKINS new,3.6.
PETROLEUM-quiet, steady. United, 81
CoFFEE-rio. dull, steady; No. 2. i6sa-,
SU6AR-raw. fai ly active, steady; refined dull /;
No. l, 3-l6a4; No.fk. . 9-l647 No. 4.
az 3-1s; No. 6, o-i6e3 81; No. ,, BIAS l1,6;
No. 9. 3 z I6a3 5 s, No. .. 1888 9.l6;
No. 10, 35-16l3a; Mo- II, 33-16rs; Nc.
IL, 3ia3 5l6; No. Is. 2 1916; of, q 1854;
mould. slsi l1.1s; standard, a 4l-16.4i
confectioners. i5,l6a31; cut loaf. ~ 5 LIS. !;
crushed. 47a5 Lie; powered. 4S,4 9lo; graz :
ulated. I16ais. cubes 4 -f6a81
Freights to LaserDoo.-market, firm, fair dc
mand -i
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STATE NEWS.
BUCKSP0RT

oothSfUhIs
There are great many visitors in town
Judge Cunningham has rented his house
| to Mr.. Roumaine of New York, the judge
and family have cottage at Hancock point
| j. b. Patterson and wife are at their cot
| tage Idlewilde Alamoosic where they will
spend the summer.-Mr. Austin Saunders
has repaired his cottage and stable this year
| Mrs. Saunders entertains great many
| friends at the lake.-A. O. Bragdon and
Company have made many Improvements 10
their market.-Fred Clair ut Long pond
| mill found a turtles nest with thirty two
eggs in it. He is watching it closely
TO see the young ones hatch
| A number of the prominent citizens have
| formed a coal company and we expect to
get the coal at bottom prices this year
James Eldridge in the eastern part Of the
town, has engaged his men to go to Island
Fall in September making last blocks
Mrs. Mary Clair has returned home from a
visit to Belfast and Bar Harbor.-Miss
Lena E. st. Clair has gonefor few weeks
visit to her uncle's at Bar Harbor.
ORLAND. ,..s--s
We are anticipating the opportunity the
farmers have long talked of in town, and
that is a.ereamery. Mr.se Channel fEam
Massachusetts, has moved here and offers
TO operate the business if the town will
build the dairy house and exempt it from
taxations for certain period of years. A
farmers meeting was held here. Secretary
McKeen was present, and it was very inter
esting and profitable to the people. Many
of the farmers had the mix teeted. There
are some very nice COWS in town.
G. A. Dorr and wife from Guild, N. H.,
are stopping at his mother's.-Mrs. Clara
Emerson and two daughters, formerly of this
town, have opened their summer residence.
Mr.. Emerson will come later.-Strawber
have been very plenty. Mr.. Kratzer will
presch at the Universalist church until
September.
EAST NAssALBO2O. ~.#
The celebration of the 4th of July in the
village passed off very successfully. The
races were exciting and afforded great
amount of fun. The Clinton band furnished
music for the day. A large crowd of peo-
pie was in the place all day. No accidents
ACQUIRED that proved serious. The day 5
entertainment closed with fine display of
fireworks from the lake. g.a1
Franklin. Er
FARMINGToN. IT," .....-.~.
A very pleasant wedding occurred at the
Methodist parsonage at Pennington, Thurs
day evening, June IS, when Mr.. Frank b.
Lee of Augusta and Miss Florence E..
Horne of Hallowel were joined in holy
wedlock by Rev. J. r. Clifford, brother-in-
law of the bridegroom. Master Merrill and
Miss Mabel Clifford served as best man
and bridesmaid After the ceremony,
refreshments were served and a
very pleasant evening was enjoyed.
Because of several years absence in
in the West Mr.. Lee had not visited his
sister for fourteen years and the occasion
was most pleasant as a reunion as well as
for the special event which brought him to
her home at this time. The newly welded
pair were kindly and generously remem-
bered by their many friends on the Kenne-
bee aud elsewhere. They will be sat home"
to their friends at their residence on Grove
street in Augusta. after July 16. ~
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At Concord, N, H., Wednesday, John
Mulverhill, alias "Muldoon," of this city,
was held in $500 as principal and Timothy
Holland in Like amount as accessory in a
prize figh. at Loudon, Sunday, June "a
Five witnesses who were present recog-
nized in 500 for the grand iury.
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ACCOM- MODATIoN TRAINs,

ruiz daily, Sundays included. 2 run Sundays only.
,nrough tickets to California and all points
south and West may be had OF f. II. Walker,
ticket agent, Augusta, the only Office n Augusts
selling via all routes and checking baggage
rec OF expense. '~s
PAYsoN TUCKER. Vice Pres, & Genl Mgr.
+. f. BooTHBr, GenI Pass. & Ticket Ag't.
Portland, June IS, 1885,
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Spstial advertisements.

Small advertisements not exceeding four line
Thirty xordsl coming under the head OF WANT.
I'D, FoR SALE, To LET, LOST, &C.. will be inserted
two times for q cents. three times for IS cents and
cre week for so cents. advance payment
or postal note should be made with order. rs
the charges are TOO small TO open accounts for.
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A party of II, Misses Christine Fogg,
Louise Pierce, Edith Fuller, Alice Gala
CHER, Grace Gannett, Addie Gannett, gen.
tlemen, Carl Witherell, John Fuller, Frank
Gannett, Neil Newman, Lester Partridge
Martin Fuller and Charles Downing, chap
erons, Mrs. J. NJ. Fogg, Mrs. Melville
Smith, Mrs. J. f. Fuller, and Miss Florence
Fuller,went to Hammond's grove, Thursday
afternoon, for an outing. The party was
given by the girls in honor of Miss Alice
Bassett of Waterville, who is visiting them
The afternoon and evening was passed en-
joyably, playing tennis, croquet, sailing,
rowing, etc. The drive out and back was
delightful. The Refreshments furnished by
the young ladies were delicious.
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Percy Means, drug clerk in Wilson's
store, Brunswick, is in the city visiting.
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Chicago Produces MARKET.
FLoUR-dull. unchanged.
CHICAGO. July 5.

WHEAT--quiet - -
spring, 50aG6i, No. red, 56is-./
CosN-duii; No. ., iiia4ii.
0ATs-higher: No. 2, isaiss.
RYE-No. 9, IS.
BARLEY-No ?, i6
FLAxsEED-No. :. Sl.40.
PoRK-$f2 4eial2 IS.
LARD-s6.7ala6.75.
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Leaving Gardner at p. m, Richmond 4.2O,
Bath 6, fopham Beach at Z, daily, Sunday ex-
ceptcd) for Boston.
Returning, will leave Lincon's Wharf, Boston,
every evening except Sundays at d o'clock for
landings on the Reunebec river.
Passengers arrive Mt Bath in season to connect
with early morning trains for all points on Maine
Central and kuOx & Lincoln X. H., also with
steamers for Boothbay and adjacent islands.
Fares from Augusta. Hailowell and Gardiner
$500; Richmond, : rs; Bath, 80. Staterooms
Sl.00 except for few large ones. Meals SOC.
We sell excursion tickets on SATURDAYS. good &c
return the following Monday, at reduced rates.
JAS. Il, DRAKE, President.
Agent, ALLEN PARTRIDGE. Augusta.
apr9dtf
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c. H. Baker and family returned, LAS
evening, from VISIT to Portland.
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EASTERN STEAMBOAT CO.
Regular Daily Mail Line to Booth-
bay harbor and Islands.
Excursion Season Now Opened by Rail
to Bath, thence by Steamers.
Fares Reduced.
Fares Reduced.

Steamer leaves Bath daily at SIS A. NJ; 3 IS T.
NJ. Returning leaves Boothbay Harbor at 7.l5 A.
NJ; 2i5 =. NJ. Makes close connections with
tram leaving Augusta at $50 A. NJ, and return
ing arrive at Augusta at 7l5. Landing both
ways at Mouse, Capitol and Squirrel Islands and
Ocean Point.
Fares, Augusta TO Boothbay II arbor and SPUR
rel Island and return S1.75. Ocean Point 81 90.
Noon trips Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
will commence July 9TH
Saturday evening trips $50 from Bath, viii be-
gan July Z, returning Monday morning for 7.l5
train.
ii. W. SwANToN, Treasurer.
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M,RkEr REPoRrs.
The Sinck Market.

These quotations are furnished daily by s. j.
Hegarty. manager Baldwin Bros. Co., stock brok.
crage Office in this city.
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Daily Sennebee Jo,trnal.
silly ano Gounfp.

W. c. Bailey was here, Thursday, from
Winthrop.
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SECOND alHD STUFF

should not be permitted to curber homf. II
Tou have no longer need e any useful article,
someone else will nav v u Advertise it III the
WANT COLUMN Of tx EESSEBEc JouKsAL
II will pay you to do 30.
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OPERATING on THE GREAT NORTH
western Lakes,

NORTHERN STEAMSHIP CO., GREAT NORTHERN
IN HAILwAv LINE, Buffalo, Duluth and The Pacific
chast. Exshsiyey Passenger relationships. North
West $40 tons. send for the Itinerary and fun
information to George A. Euiler, Gen. Agent PHI
Washington Street Boston, Mass.
junldi6wks
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LTOR SALE-An old established stationery
~ periodical and book store. This store has the
daily papers, telegraph and telephone, assuring a
good income outside Of regular trade. A fne
chance for live man, and extra opportunity
FOR anyone who is an experienced telegraph opera
tor. For particulars. Address "M.' kennebec
journal Office. iune23d3ys
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IYOk SALE-B.st Granite Tool, BesseIner
IL and Machinery Steel, also Lathe a.d Planey
iool sicel.and Norway and Relif ed Iron at whole
sale. Lowest prices quoted on large orders
Telephone. los Bangor st. IL. Ii. Harvey
mar21dtf
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ITO yOU WISH To MAKE MONEY

n Nv wv WISH
~ Man, Woman, or Child. will tell you OF
an investment that il absolutely safe and sure.
Buy one or more lots in the principal manufactur-
ing subgIb OF Seattle, state of Washington. The
property is timely located, and is just one mile
from the proposed ship eansl which is 10 make
Seattle world famed. There are nine thinge
mills and four saw mills aiong the water front
six shipyards, also boiler works, 1oundries
and other Industries. Negotiations are BOW
pending for the erection of steel works
q cost of 100000. I have *.
amined THIS locality, and every statement make
is true. Don't hesitate, buy while the chance Is
for you, Il will soon be passed. Lots 8 1875 esch.
WARRANTED deed and abstract. Lettirs enclosing
stamp win receive prompt attention. Call al
James Lowelps, Front ST., Z. o. address, Miss l..
5. Stilphen, Richmond Maine. Box i55.
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St. Louis Without Change
via Canadian Pacific Ry.

through sleeping csr will leave as follows
ever. Monday, Portland s.45 A. NJ, Fabyans u so
p. NJ. ST. Johnsbary - +. NJ. Berth reserved at
Canadian Pacific Railway Office, 1917 Washington
ST., Boston. june29d2iaw3w
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IHOR SALE-About 100 feet best quality of
A. iron fence. with posts good as new, suitable
for cemetery lot or front yard Of private sdence
Beautiful pattern at one'third of cost John L.
Stevens, Augusta, Ne. iGne5dtf
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,. NEW YORK. July S.
Money. easy,1.
Prime mercantile paper, Hal.
Government bonds, Steady.
Railroads, iirmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-06

ENOR sALE-We have for sale large assort.
II ment of Pnlleys, Hangers Shafting, Wire
Rope, Derrick " inches and fittings, Iron Blocks
and special Granite Tool Ste ! AT wholesale mill
prices Telephone ii. II. Harvey. i0s Bangor
street. Augu.ta. We. rnsvnldlro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-07-06

L7OK sALE-A level dry lot on Quimby ST.,
II beat lot on the street, with IumGer on the
lot for IoGse. viii sell at less than cost. en-
quire of Smith l.. Randall, at Augusta Lumber Co.
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