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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

AT ONE-HALF PRICE TO-DAY.
Pun Ties, IN White and colors, al l-5c.
apiece.
2-vard-long Null Ties. with lace insert
ing and tucks for l9c., instead of Doc
$l73 Lace Jabots, with Moussehne de
Sole collars and lace ln neck, for Sll5.
SO. China silk Ties, with hemsutched
ends. for ojc.
81 - Fancy SILK Dress Fronts for CSC.
M0uSseHus de Sole Dress Fronts, made
Iu the latest style and edged with mar
row silk lace. We're $780, Tor %-I5.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
HANDSOME IMPORTED WHITE
DRESS BELL SKIRTS.

insertions Of lace woven I'm each gore, .
yards wide, all lengths, finished in every
particular. and ready to wear, costing ~
SO. and SO each; our prices Sz.iS' $40
md < 7,
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" " = " =
4 REiDY-MADE DRES
BOUGHT WITH GOOD-LCCK ATTACH
MENTS.

BOUGHT WITH G0oD.LUcN ATTACH
The garments are step by step up-to-
date. The prce-fault is the good luck.
About for the cost Of the making. with
every other expense left Off. Come before
the sizes are broken. Not possible 10
duplicate them.
Choice Black Cheviot Suits. jacket and
sleeves lined with Taheta silk, skirt
finely tailored; remarkable price here
ono lot Covert Cloth Suits, in all the
newest shades. best tailoring. half-
six lined original value 50; here Tor
Handsome Tailor-Madc English Cloth
Suits. i'm various shades, strapped
seams. regular price 5000; on sale
All TS5iior-Made Suits. that sold up 10
All T5ior-IIade Suits, that were up to
All The handsome Siuk-Lncd- Through
out Tailor-Made Suits, that were up
10 S35. now $25.
SEPARATE SKIRTS SALE.
skirts of Black Figured Taffeta, well
lined. cost s. 10 make: our price, S.'S
Black Mohair Lustre skirt, VelVeteen
finish. best lining. for $50 each.
Colorod Chcviot skirts. in plaids and
checks. 81 80 ones. fcr 75c. each.
Handsome Tucked CheUot skirts, IN
NAVY and Black. for $59s each.
FROM 1920 TILL n O'CLOCK
Black BroCadcd Mohair skirts, well
made for jSc. each-limit
LADIES WRAPPERS.
Best Quality Percale Wrappers, made
with large collar, trimmed, for 81
each. ~
Good Percale Wrappers, full, liberal
skirts. for SSc. each.
Excellent calico Wrappers, full skirt,
for &c. each.
SILK WAIST.
Very best quality Taffeta SILK Waists,
entire waist tucked in groups, IN
White, Black, and all the newest
shades, for $69S each.
Excellent Black Taffeta SIX Waists,
tucked yoke. full blouse, for $3.50 each.
Handsome Plaid and Striped silk
Waists. made in the latest fashlon,
for Sc each.
Ladies' Pique Vests. tailor made, for
35C. each.
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SII AIDES.

Window Shades, 3x6 feet, spring rollers,
Sc.
All-Linen Window Shades. size 3x6 feet,
spring rollers, the 3jc. grade, 2c.
Bamboo Porch Shades complete with
ropes and pullevs. an sizes o 20 J.
l..t u-Ina L. L. y Il
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Richmond's Growing
Millinery Store.

With pickings from the
worlds prettiest things, the
foremost talent move the
wheels of the department.
Anxious to show all the new
things that have been added
the past week.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
ANOTHER KNIT UNDERWEAR
EVENT,

with proof Of the mischief Cohen's price,
making creates. All Of them perfect.
Ladies' Fine Cream Silk Ribbed vests
with SIX cIochF e. S 3ic eerh
Ladies' SOC. High-Neck. Long-Sleeye
pure White Ribbed Vests, silk finish
ladies' Bleached Ribbed Pants. knee
lengths, for 2jc. pair
14O dozen Ladies' Best y l-2c. bleacheI
Ribbed Vests, taped and crochet htcA
and arms. &c. each.
Ladies solid Pink and Blue Summer
Ribbed Vests, the always &c. ones
are 15c. each.
The usual 25c. High-Neck i.tl.-
Weight Ribbed Vests are Joe. ed.h.
Children's Fine White India GIuze
Vests. high neck, long sleeves. 4't.
ones for Ice. 800,
Cbildren's L.Ow-Neck Summer Ribbed
Vests tapcd neck and arms 5c.
900 dozen Ladies'. Misses and Chi-
drens Ribbed Summer Vests. DC. Ones
each
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ARRIVAL OF THREE CASES OF
IaGIfg

It's time You buy quick. All this sea-
sons importatious. The unusual again.
800 pieces White French NHcncicnnes
Lace pretty neat design, lc. yard.
The always 25c. grade French Nalenci-
euues. here al l5c. dozen yards others
at 2Jc and up 20 s. dozen yards.
Black Naleucieunes, 4c. grade. here y.
yard.
Black silk Tosca Net Footing. wide
width. 5c. yard.
always &c. kind, for 2c. yard.
Forty pieces Point Neuise Insertions,
new. pretty designs, 10 and l2i2c. yard.
Normandy Nalencienues Insertions. 4c.
ward.
Wide Oriental Laces. IN white and ecru,
loop edges. over 100 pieces, al .. T.
and &C.. yard
Not a piece in the lot can be duplicated
at AIRY such prices.
Linen Torchon Lace. yards Tor &c.
Wide Linen TOrchon at lc. yard.
Linen Sevilia Lacos. 2 yards for lc.
Handsome Lace All-Overs, entirely new
N pa ri
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~ Ne SELL SELL THE BEST CoRsETs,

and give better values than any house
we know Of Read OF these few:
$3.50 T.. d. Corsets, bias cut. eXtra-long
waist. high bust. Venus back. for 81.
Abdominal Corsets, especially for stout
figures, White or Drab. sizes % to 30,
for s.
Fine French Coutlle Corsets long
waists. short hips. well boned. silk
Tossed and Hamburg trimmed. FOR 81.
Best H25 Corsets. long and medium
waists. special sale price S5c.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS

share a great part of the bargain selling.
Foremost is that the goods are right.
Summer-Weight Mems Underwear for
soc.
Unlaundered Shirts, well-maGe and re-
inforced. for &c: the best 81 ones
for soc.
Woven Madras Negligee Shirts, Inn
ported material. for 81 each.
New effects in Madras Shirts. with
Numbered neck bands, SIC. ones. for
l9c.
Best zoe. Underwear, in tinted effects,
for DC
Real Balbriggan ones. that cost 4Oc.
wholesale. for Sc.
White Puff Bosom Shirts, all sizes,
made right, for 15c.; others for CSC,
instead of fl.5
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TOILET sETs.

Flow Blue Toilet Sets. cor'1i-'7r 4
pieces, that usually fetch g. Dor g5
complete.
Decorated Toilet Set containing a
pieces, ought 20 sell for 800 Orr r5
complete.
Decorated Toilet Sets. that were 6 ana
s., reduced ~ s..
SPECIAL CUP AND SAUCER SALE.
Finest Quality Limoges Carl b.
varian. and Hayilau1s Cups rl
Saucers. that We're upwards off s.. .-..
cial for Monday l5c. choice.
ICE-CREAM AND FISH SITS.
Ice-Cream Sets that were $50 or g.
Haviland's S. Ice-Dream Sets f.- ga
Carlsbad Fish Sets. chat U.rs yf. O..
s.
$50 Limoges Fish Sets for 30
Warwick China Ice-Na-sr Pitchers e.
Fancy China cake Pilates. % ana 81.
values. for l1c. choice
Fancy China Ice-Crolm. S.f eng
Berry Dishes that wore upwards o
g.. 10 close. sec choice
White Porcelain Chambers. usually
Tor 2lC. each.
SOC. White Covered Dishes or E.
DECORATED CHINA clrPAINGES
1Sc. EACH.
zoe. open Vegetable Dishes f'r &c.,
35c. Meat Plates for l.e.
$50 Hot Cake Dishes Tor ,eo.
Gold-Band French China CUPS '-i
Sauccrs. gold warranted NOT PIP v..l
of. for Zoe. n pair
Large Rcbecca-at-thc-NeN f.arrH
12c. each
that were j1c., for l-c. each
25c. Carlsbad China Plates f.r .- each
WHITE PORCELAIN DINNER
PLATES. .r. EACH.
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The GREAT number of additional helps will make

Covert Cloth. in light and dark shades,
manufactured 10 sell for l9c., our
price. Sic. n yard.
NvANDEpG NEVER CEASE.
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PARASOLS WILL BE IN THEIR FULL
GLORY MONDAY.

Wbito-SUk Parasols. coaching style, SSc.
White-Silk. with full frill. $L25.
Black or Colored silk Parasols, 9Sc.,
worth SLJQ
Checked and Plaid Taffeta-Silk, all-color
combinations. $l.sJ.
The Driveway. canopy top, IN hdnu-
some effects. $50 10 s..
The Debutantc, in handsome creations,
$39S 10 500.
ChiIdren's Fancy Colors, Satin Parasols.
Use.
Chudren's Solid Colors, with pinked
frills, 100
FROM 1890 TO II O'CLOCK
Childreu's SOlid-COlOred Parasols, IN
pink. blue. and Red with pinked edges,
o. .-.h
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ANOTHER UMBRELLA hANtFAC-
TURER HAD HIS ESTATE MEA-
SIRED Up.

The result may be a surprise TO you.
Some of the lots are limited; others enor-
nous.
2G0 Black-SHk Twlled Close-Rolling
Umbrellas. imported handles. Paragon
lorA frames steel rod the kind that
sells readily az SI69, here 95c. each.
IS1 Blact-Silk TaGeta Umbrellas, tight
rolling. silk cases and tassels, the
always $3.50 Umbrellas. for $l.l9
ColOred Changeable Taneta SIX I'm
brellas. silk cases and tassels, $l.33, IN
stead of $3.50.
500 of the usual &c. English Gloria
Umbrellas. with natural crook, loop
and tie handles. from one of the best
Umbreila-makcrs in America; run 20
inch size. for 5c. each. At retail
only.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
HOSIERY CONES ny THE CASES |
HERE, NOT BY THE DOZENS.

Model Hosiery. and ridlcuIously ptIced'
IN a large range OF grades. American
and imported. Ladies' and Children's.
Ladies' Finest Black French Isle Hose,
Rembrandt-ribbed or PLAIN extra
elastic tops. cost &c pair ordinarily
these DC. pair. ,
Ladies' Fancy Imported Hose. scotch
colors 2yc ones for lyc.
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nj BIER HOSE

DEALERS ~ THE SOUTH
Thousands OF feet are 10 Boz c..e- ''
to-day.
Garden Hose warranted ")-polaa I..
SURE, FOR .r. ga FOOT
Wolverine Hose N0ZZies for ~.
Hose Reels for plc. .....t
Use. si.koIne-Fu.ed Fireplace s.',
for oJc
3-Strng House Bro0ms f1r So
Lawn Settcts for i.t
Reclining Lawn chairs fof 80
Ice Shrcdders 2lc OIL.
Large-Slze Maple Chopp.rs BOWS
each.
lee picks for 5c .,
Four-Fold Clothes Horses for "c'
$50
Bau-Bear.ng Lawn Mowers i'r ..
Inlaid-W Wood Comb ana Brush N.'
for &C.. t.r
Sherwood's Flat-IrOn Cleaners a...
cleaning. waxing and smoo,h.s
irons. Tor zoe. each. t..s
The Giant Tack-puNer. made 't.
castcei FOR Joe. each.
Can Oneners. 90. --..r,
japanese Gold-Embroldered
that were s. nov 80 $500.
japanese Tooth Picks. s boxes 10 a,.
Wood-Rim Flour SifteIs. a. Sizes .,'
a4rh
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&c Seamless Tan Half-Hose for II l-2c. !;
best 16c. grades for 10c.; others, large
lots. that cost up 10 j. lie, choice
for DC: the usual SC. ones FOR &c.
A manufacturers sample line of Ladies'
Silk-Waists Bow Ties, hardly any two
alike. beauties. can match any waist,
2jc.
Mems Celluloid Collars, any shape, &c.
Cuffs 10c a pair.
FROM $3.50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Mems Percale Working Shirts. full cut,
3-ply neck bands, worth CSC. each,
for II lie.
a BUYING CHANCE FOR CURTAIN
WANTS.
80 handsome White Applique Curtains,
4 yards long, Ga inches wide, Tor 800
a pair.
extra width, for 81 a pair
s. Irish Point Curtains. for 81 a pair
81 pairs Of Real Handmade Brussels
Curtains, that were up to Sli a pair,
for s. "A pair.
s. Nottingham Lace Curtains Tor $40
a pair.
Excellent Nottingham Lace Curtains
for SOC. pair.
Nottingham Lace Curtains for ., 80,
and i9c. a pair.
Eastern Art Squares for 1sc. each;
others up 10 $40.
UPHOLSTERY BARGAINS.
Fine French Sateens, 30 styles 10 select
from. 2jc. grade, to be sold for lie.
a yard
Vestibule Curtain Muslin. embroidered
edge. FOR T. l-2c. a yard.
Rufled Curtain Muslin for 39c. n yard.
. Dainty Embroidered Muslins. for sash
and bed curtains, for 3jc. yard.
3G-nch Madras Lace stripe for &c.
yard.
Vestibule Curtain Laces from 70 1-2c. TO
81 yard.
Deuims. fancy colors, for So. a yard
FROM II TO II ~ O'CLOCK
Lace Stripe Curtain Serim Tor sic q
yard-limit.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

Jelly Beans for l2c. pound
Chocolate and Vanilla Cream Almonds
for l5c. a pound.
CrystaIlized Pineapple or Ginger for
lsc box.
Carmine Kisses and klondike Nougats
for lOc "A pound.
Vanila-Flavor Marshmallows Tor l-2c.
a pound. usually 2oc.
Chocolate Cream Drops for lie a
pound: always 2Jc.
FROM $50 TO 10 O'CLOCK
Assorted Buttercups Tor &C. a pound.
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d. ANn GA> NTONEs.

2-Burncr Iron-Ciad Triumph '
Ou-St0yes. with Russian D.'H
iron tanks. usually SlaH. i.r i.
Ou-StOVe WiCkS. De-. each.
3-Buruer Nickel GIs-S-oFrs f'.'
Patout-End Gas Tubing usually
FOR &c. q foot.
DO YOU KNOW WE ARD AN.H'
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,JI,MI,IRl.

1 lot Ladies' Shirt-Waisr Sets, different
stones. worth from % TO S5c., for
u l-2c. set
Ripper Hair-Pins. &C.. dozen.
Ladies' PompadOur Combs, that sold
for % o. and 3sc., all FOR l3c. tach.
Gold-Filled Eyeglasses, warranted not
to tarnsh for years 3Jc.
Ladies' Lacs-Rins for Toe. each; worth
double.
Ladies Solid Cold Ear-Rings worth
s. ~. for 99c. each.
Shell Side-Combs lc pair.
Sterling-Finish Long Watch-Chains. 25c.
Infants Buttons. gold plated, with
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

Zoe. Black and Colored Leather Belts
for So.
ICE. Leather Belts. with leather-coyered
buckles. l0c.
Black Velvet Belts. with cut steel
buckle and ornaments. worth &c, FOR
BE.
35c Black Shopping Bags for l9c.
l9c. Chatelaine Bags, Ia Black and
colors. T. l-2c.
$50 scotch Plaid Belts lined and stitch
ed. with harness buckle, for 45c.
Go Black Chdtelaine-Bags Qeather
lined). tor SOC.
Zoe Pocket-Books, in Black and colors,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24

half selling
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-24
LET ALL THE CITY WONDER, BUT THE GOODS
al. We give Trading Stamps, good until July Ist

100 dozen Ladies' Imported Black Hose,
the finest gauge, silk-hnished. Herms-
dOrf dye, the best 33c. Hose ever offer
ed; these pc. pair.
Ladies' Tan or Soud-Back Hose, drop
stitch or plain, all have double soles
and extra-high spliced heels, worth
nc, for 90. pair.
Is dozen Ladies' Solid-Black Fine Isle
Finished Hose, for l2i2c pair
Misses Fine Black Lisle-Thread Hose
any size. Zoe. pair.
Ladies' Solid-Black Full Seamless Hose
5c. pair.
Another lot Of those Ladies', Misses
and Children's Hose, that retail
PIC. and l5c. You can have you
pick Of any lie. pair.
Misses and Boys Light and Heavy
Weight Soid-Back Ribbed Hose, that
cost up to 25c. pair. any for &c.
Infants Imported Half-Hose, IN white
black, and tan cOlOrs, Zoe. pair
Ladies' and Childrcn's Solid-Black Hose,
rib e.f4 na
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
A BilIyilIe Opinion.

Talkin' bout Mister Hobson. that went
down under the sea,
He may be a-kissin' of all the gals bns
he amt a-kissin' of me! 20 .sS1Fn
don't kiss none but my feller-he's jest
as sweet as kin be-
An talkin' bout Mister Hobson-he amt
a-kissin' of me.
Talkin' bout Mister Hobson-I reckon
he's good an grand:
But he amt as good on the ocean as my
Teller is on the land;
I don't kiss none but my feller-nO mat
ter what Hobson may be:
He may kiss all the gals In the country,
but he amt a-kissin' OF me.
Talkin' bout Mister Hobson-I reckon
that he's all right,
But he can't get me fer a pardner when
my fellers to dance that night;
Let him kiss all the gals in the country
they're kissin' him mighty free
But I'd jest like to tell Mister HObsOn
that he amt a-kissin' OF me!
Atlanta Constitution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln.

The following are the real estate trans
fers in Lincoln county for one week:
BOOTTFBAY-Allen w. hurry to Julia
8. Chandler. land. 81, etc.
BRISTOL-Sarah Jane Sykes to Royal
Z. Mcintyre, land and buildings. 500.
DAMARISCOTTA-A D. Flint
heirs to VIM. j. Knowlton, land, $l2
VIM. J. Knowlton to Rufus Hitchcock.
land. $15.
EDGECOMB-Catherin D. Young to
Eben Williams. land, 81.
NEWCASTLE-Anne TrusseT ct al. to
Maine Central r. r. Co., land. s; Althea
w. White to Caroline E. Smithweick,
land and buildings. 81; Geo. E. Merry to
Caroline f. Smithweick. land and build
SSotjBsLEBoRo-Geo. E. Barstow to
Thomas J. York. land and buildings. $145.
SOCTHPORT-Eliza A. Matthews to
Alphonzo Matthews. land. 81, etc.
WHITEFIELD-W. and Q. r. r. Co..
estate of to Frank A. Creamer. land and
buildings. $50: Geo. A. Dunton to Helen
NJ. Dunton. land. ST. ETC.; Melissa B.
Dunton to Geo. A. Dunton, land, 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

kssasbsc vailsy Sir kalokaS NH Jaks Ihslr
\ Aaaual Pllsdaaoe. ~. xe.

/ ~ E
The second annual pilgrimase Of
the allied COMMANDMENTS Of the
upper Kennebec valley win take
place, Friday. August 81 The objec-
tive point win be the same - last year.
Oak Point. Boothbay Harbor. Captain
Freen McKown IL siseady making
preparations to servs sone Of his ia
NOUS clam bakes ana ne assures all
the Knignts that he WI zee that they
have feed that willscause them to
remember their pilgrimage with the
most pleasant recoIlections.
This alliance Of the upper Kennebec
Communicates is something decidedly
unique in this State and dates it's in
ception from last year. Al that time
Maine Commandery No. /, of Gardiner,
Trinity No. Z Of Augusta. DeMolay
No. 10 Of Skowhegun and st. Omer No.
II of Waterville chose joint stand
ing committee giving II power to ar
range an annual excurpion in which
the four communicates should Join.
The event OF last year was SO sue.
cessfui that there was a universal de-
mand for a repetition the present year.
A special train Will leave Skowhegan
at 6.45 A. NJ. having on board DeMolay
Commandery. 1t win arrive at Fair
field at 6.45 and at Waterville 7.O5 ar
irving in Augusta 7.40. The command
cries will be augmented at Waterville
by st. Omer and the Waterville Mill
tary Band.
On their arrival in Augusta the ex-
cursionists will be taken in hand by
Trinity Commandery and escorted on
ten minutes march over Water and
State streets.
They will then proceed by special
train to Gardiner and will there be re-
cefved by the local commandery. \
short parade will then be made over
the principal streets and will end at
the Coliseum where the Sir knights
will remove their uniforms and don
their fatigue caps.
At $50 they will embark on the popu-
lar steamer Islander for Boothbay
Harbor touching at Richmond and Bath
for members of the Communicates.
At l O'Clock clam bake will be
served at Oak Point. 1t is expected
that fully 200 Sir knights will sit down
to the tables which have been erected
under the trees OF Capt. McKown's
beautiful oak grove. The bin Of fare
will include steamed CLAIMS, as only
the popular host can serve them. lob
sters fresh from the briny, new swees
potatoes. corn on cob, creamed bis
quits. coffee and Jersey cream, etc.
During the banquet the band will
render specially selected music. After
the feast the Islander will proceed
down the harbor and up the river ar
irving at Gardiner at . o'clock where
special train win be, in waiting to con-
vey the happy knights to their res
pective homes.
The committee having the pilgrimage
in charge are:s, General committee.
Sir Charles F. Johnson. chairman, Sir
James G. Blanchard. secretary.
The joint committee is as follows:
Maine ComEnandery. No. 1. EN-, Sir
Charles o. Turner. Rt. Sir. w. J.
Landers, En-. ST" S. W. Cults.
Trinity. No. Z. En-. Sir Albert T.
Murphy, Sir Manning S. Campbell, Sir
Joseph f. Badger.
De Morlay, No. 10. En-. Sir G. w.
Cover, En-. Sir N. w. ~Brainerd, Sir
w. H. Wildesi
St. Omer No. ~. EN-. Sir John w
Philips, Sir Charles F. johnson, Sir
J. Fred Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

Mrs. Hannah Hunt of this city, who
died Sunday at the advanced age of
about "a years. was one Of the char
ter members of the Augusta w. c. T..
IT,, and always took an interest in the
union. evsf after the infirmittes Of
age comnkled her to be absent from
the meetinf .@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

Tickets have been selling well for
the A. o. q. w. excursion to POpham
Wednesday. on the Islander and a
grand good time is anticipated. The
islander viii leave at $50 A. M. Good
music will accompany the excursion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

D. NJ. Waite of Boston, the founder
Of Dirigo Business College and for
many years connected, with the E. ..
Allen Publishing Company. was in the
city for short time. Monday morning,
calling on friends,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

Miss Flora Knowlton. at one time
stenographer at Aliens Publishing
House, now In the interior department
at Washington, d. c., was In the city,
a short time. yesterday. She win
spend several weeks with relatives at
North New Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

F.. w. Piaisted returned, yesterday
morning. from Ocean Point, where he
passed Sunday. He reports that the
Augusta settlement at this popular re-
sort is a lively one indeed and that all
the summer guests there are enjoying
themselves Immensely. 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

Fits WE'LL wears well, looks well.
There can't be more in any shoe at any
price" The above is the story OF
"Trionfa," and the. ladies' evidently
believe it, judging from the sales Of
this cork inner sole Shoe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

Miss Emile F. Whittum of Heath &
andrews law office is back. after a
months vacation at her home in
Searsport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Hawes will leave.
today. for weeks outing at Squirrel
Island. -.sssss-.--sss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

If it is a pleasant day, today, there
will be large number go to Cobbos-
seecontee to attend the annual regatta
All having boats on the lake are cor
daily invited to participate in the
sports by the management.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

Miss Mary Doyle. clerk at Fowler &
Hamlen.s, has returned from two
weeks vacation passed at Higgins
Beach, .Scarboro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

The billiard and pool tables at the
City hotel are being repaired and
placed in the very best Of condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

F. +. Wade of Battery C, returned
yesterday. from his home in Norridge-
wock, where he has been on a short
furlough.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

John Newman has returned from
Ocean Point, where he has been pass
ing his vacation. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

DR.. r. J. Martin returned, Monday
morning. from Sunday outing at
Ocean Point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

A. 3. Atwood and B. Il. Knowles of
New Gloucester. returned home. Mon
day. after a short visit to relatives in
this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

Henry Hawkins Of Sullivan. was In
the city for a few hours. yesterday, or
his way to Pittsfield. where he vii
visit college friends for few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

Mrs. H. r. Smith and Miss E. NJ.
Weeks were among the passengers
from Augusta on the Kennebec, Mon
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

! Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Gordon returned
to Waterville, yesterday. after a visit
to the family OF Mrs. Gordon's brother.
]. d. Reynolds Of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

DR.. and Mrs. w. H. Harris and son
are at DR.. Nortfl's cottage at Mt. Yer
non. Mrs. Harris and son will remain
there for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

The funeral services over the re-
mains Of Mrs. Hannah H. Hunt will
be held at her late residence. No. q
Crosby street. this afternoon at
O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-23

Mrs. c. r. .McFadden Of 5Waterville,
returned. Monday morning. from this
city where she has been the guest of
her son, Sheriff McFadden, for several
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