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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
TO VIRGINS VOWED TO GOD.

Christ is at hand; by the sweet name
OF His brides Christ loves To call YOU
united TO Him by holy bond. He has
granted to you to live an innocent life,
lar from the din, quiet in its secure
position: there you. like fragrant lilies
IN hedged-in field, bloom, generously
enriched with heavenly gifts Satan
prepares his snares and wicked arts.
he terriiies doubling minds by holding
out fears TO them; Jesus, present from
heaven. hastens to aid: with divine
vigor lie strengthens the timid for the
iight. Then He himself INSPIRES YOU
more fervently with new love. lie in
cIoses YOU in the deepest recesses of
His holy heart. softcning Your souls
with wonderful sweetness. At last.
when death is new at hand. festive and
with Kind face He comes to meet you
VINO have passed through the voyage
hao.ily and have been faithful and
gives To You the greatest gift. From
me. sad exile 10 leads You to tho heav-
emily shores and bids YOU be blessed
forever iii the light divine
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
BIRTHDAY POEM.
Composed by the Pope On His Ninetieth
Anniversary.
(From the Tablet)

Composed by the Pope On His Ninetieth
Anniversary.
CFrom the Tablet)
The Palestra del Cicero published the
following poem composed by his Holt
ness, thc poDc, on the occasion Of his
90th birthday:
IN NIRGINES DEC DEVOTAS.
Christus adcst; dulcique suas vos nom
inc SponSas
deere Christus amat sancto sbi foe
dere iunctas.
Is procul Il strepitu. fda statione
quictam,
Insontem vobis tribult traducere Wit
vos ibi. ecu septo fragantla lila
campo,
Floretis. large doms caclestibus auctae
lnstruat insidias Satan. artesGue ma
lignas,
Terreat objecta dubias formidlne men
ties:
Pracsens caelo properat succurrere
Jesus:
Al pugnam trepidas divine robore
firmat.
Tum vos 1psc novo ferventius ardet
amorc;
Intlma recludt sacri penetrala Cor
dis,
Mira demulcens animos dulcedinc.-
Tandem
Emcnsas curtum fcllciter a,que fidclcs,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
Clarence b Cox. grandson of Mrs. Wiz

Clarence i. Cox. grandson of Mrs Vlr-
gina cox. of this town:
No death has ever occurred in this
city which has shocked and saddened
the people more than that of Clarence
t. Cox. the cightecn-ycar- old son OF
MI. w. w. Cox, the Broadway drug
gust. 1t occurred Tuesday, April llth,
at ABOUT o'clock. Clarence was one
OF the large class which il; to graduate
from the high school in June. ana in
al the class there was no brighter light
than he. The funeral was held vester-
DAY afternoon at the NJ. T. Church
conducted by Dr. Rlppcy. OF the Epis-
copal church The floral decorations
were pfoiuse. One large set piece bear
ing the inscription, Glass OF 90" was
presented by the seniors. and mpnv
others were furnished bv teachers
scholars and friends. all uniting in no
sweet tribute of affection and esteem
Inc paH-Dearcrs were members of Ms
class, ana the honorary pall-hcorrrs
were siN girls, also of the class
BRIEFS.
w. l.. Berklcy Il Co. offer in mis- ;s-
sue the Wick ana Wickiess Blue Flomo
OIL stoves, from which there is M 500,
smoke or Understanding now r,li
and examine them in sizes ana rrIca,
to suit.
Messrs; Phelps and Portlock. civil en-
Siheers, nave been engaged for the mas,
Few days in defining the line to widen
the Money Point road to n 5-ront drive
way from the Elizabeth KNITTING NIilIs
TO Gipson's corner. ''''
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
Silk Dresses.

Handsome. stylish Black Taffeta
Costumes. skirt en- train, waist bcauti-
fully trimmed with narrow rufnes of
mouselinc de-soie. neck finished with
purple velvet, fancy collar and belt of
same. Price. 5000.
Blue Fouard Silk Costume, Polka
Dot striped Dress, deliberately trimmed
with narrow black velvet ribbons
Waist trimmed with corded white,
tal1cta front. Price. s9oo0.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

Largo variety of Percalc Shirts. Q col
lars, i9c.: worth G)c.
Mems White and COlored Fancy Bosom
Shirts at $50: worth Zoe.
Mems Cambria Shirts. with SILK Bosoms
15c.: worth $l.o0.
Mons suspenders Ties, colldrs. &c. in
endless variety.
WRAPPERS.
Ladies' Wrappers. choice styles and col
5.cNtra wide ut i9c. Gle. Toe. si.O0. 81. %
LADIES' SKIRTS.
Ladies' Skirts. new out. tail,r finish. in
~ black and coiors. S1.oo. $l.25. S15o. $500
C!alls's o. N. II. Cotton. spools for &c.
MILLINERY.
Our stock of Millinery Is complete. We
can save YOU 33 yer cent. on all Hats,
Ribbons. Flowers. Chiffon. &c. Hats
Trimmed free OF charge by an expert
Miliner.
Rcmcmber the No. 39i Church street,
five doors from Charlotte street.
Two Salesladies wanted. Apply between
I ana o'clock Monday morning.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

Heavy Unbleached Drilling at &c. u
yard; worth Sc.
S-ouncc Western STAR Duck at &c. a
yard.
1O-ounce Baltimore Duck at 1l1sc. a
yard.
BED TICK.
Good Mattress Tick. Sc. worth 10.
Extra Good Tick ut Sc: worth 10c.'
Feather Proof Tick at 10c.: worth 15c.
Extra heavy Feather Tick at PKG. :;
worth zoe.
5000 yards of Crcton. fine patterns and
colors, at 4iac.
GINGIIANfS.
Best Lancaster Apron Checks at SC. q
DRESS GOODS.
/ Lot single width Plaids. 3isc. DO close
the lot.
20 Pieces e.auble width Plaids at &C.. ;
worth lee.
10 Pisces double width Plaids at 1Oc. ;
worth 15c
Black Brilliantinc. &c inches wide. at
CSC. worth pc.
Black Brilliantinc. SO inches wide. at
SOC. worth zoe.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
LADIES WAISTS.


Ladies' China Silk Waists. corded fronts
Black Cerisso and Blue. beautifully made,
at 12.9S.
worth soc.
Ladies' Percalc Waists. 5Oc.: worth 75c.
Ladies' Percalo Waists Toe; worth. 81. 90.
ladies' White Lawn and Piquc Waists
III large variety. at Soc. I5c., Sl.0o $l.2j.
GLOVES.
Ladies' Kid Gloves. all colors, Black
Sand White CLASP and Foster hooks
&c: Il pair; as go5d as sold elsewhere at
Il 90.
CORSETS
J. & C. Corscts at 39c.: worth 50c
tavorite' CorSetS at &c: worth soc.
r.. IL G. Corsets. long, medium and short.
in black and white. at 5Qc., 75c., 81 90 a
pair.
GENTS FURNISHINGS.
Mems Solid Blue Percale Shirts, ligh,
Ind dark .gc.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
Mr.. G.. d. Williams. Capt. Keeling and

others.
Floral Booth Miss Elsie Williams,
chairman: McsdameS Geo. n. Jones,
Wallace j. i. Williams Misses Meade
Simpson. Grizelle Jacocks Mary Wood,
Annie Wood. Margaret Cory. Mary
Ives, Alice Duncan. Marie Morriscttc.
Lucille Berkeley, Jessie Wicks, Sadie
Williams, Nealie Sylvester. Myrtle
Olmsted, Sallle Luke and others.
Filipino Hut-Misscs Grace Taylor
and Annie Mansfield, chairmcn Master
Russell Foster ana Crawford Rodgers.
Cigar Booth--Miss Foreman. chair
man: Mrs. Arthur Morgan, Misses Es-
sic Jones. Bertha Jones and others
Ice Cream Saloon--NIrs. Il. A. Berk-
ley. chairman; Mesdames Banks. Stark.
Woodsend. Wood. West, Moore Pcdin,
Woodscnd, Misses Beulah Old, Nellie
Old. Berta Jones HUMPHREYS, Clara
Kline, Sarah Rorum. Ruth West, Car
RE Drewry, Matte Hendren Alice
Berkley Matte Glemings. Lola Glenn
lngs, Mollie Brothers. jamie Morris Sa-
die Norris, Bessie Norris, Messrs. II. VI.
Marshall, Shaier, White. Beale and
others.
The Carnival Cafe-Mrs. C. S. Rod
gers. chairman; Mesdames Williams, H.
Berkley. Wicks. r. NJ. Chandler. ia
COCKS ltoane. Gordon. Casin. Pebworth
tn"yo Hanbery. Grinalds. Dustin
Garrett. Misses Francis Uumphries
Nellie Graves. Minnie Marwitz. Dustin
Liilie Sears, Lizzie Rocthke. Mcssrs. 4
u. Martin, Chas. Gibbs. IL. |. Wicks
and others. - no
DIED IN MICHIGAN
me Mt. Pleasant (Mich1 Demo-
crat,' OF Friday April 18th, has The
iul!cW!ng account of the dcath Of
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
ChiIdfan's Dress Specials.

sked bingham Dress. trimmed
with atheredge braid hounce over
from i year to years. 29c.
FANCY Bingham Dress. trimmed with
emil robbery. years 4 to II. zoe.
n IA variety of assortment in Bingham.
8Pemcaaa and Lawn. from tc II years.
dn price from 59c.. zoe, 9Sc. to
e2, SO.
tWll,lte r. x. and Organize Dresses
rom sl,,s0 to $500.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

worth Soc.
worth Sc.
Better grades. Sc, worth 1Oc.. and 1oc.,
DRESS Innings.
Percnline in Gray and Black. "mill
ends" at sc. Il yard.
Blacls SeEeia. mill ends" at &c. a
worth Sc. 49,
M. Near Silk" Lining, all colors, &c;
TABLE LINENS.
bargains in Table Damask, Red. White
and Unbleached. '''e
1S,nch Bird-tye. 10 yards in piece a7c
immense limo of Children's Ioco CAN,
8 Hna Mq ~ d Hats at 25c. soc, 75c., 81 90
where in the city. soiu any
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
gss Tailored Salts.
sPattieoat Specials.

tSs al 100 etticoat of Shepherds Plaid
Esait BEAUTIFULLY made. with ruff
siiSss lpiince and featherbone, at Sl39.
AZ. 81 so E,etticoat of Striped Near
SiIk ait SD cents.
ssls5o Pstticoat of Black satccn at
81. Qp.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

Dunn lam mors install, festivus ct ore
benigne
Obvius occurrens, supreme munere do
nat;
T. tristi eXilio caclestibus INSERT o,is.
Aeternumquc jubet divina luce bcari.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
Ik&&&SaY. WEINBERG w MEIMBERG


White Goods. checked and stripes at 4ihc.
Dmitcs at &C., Sc. 10c., 12lSc. Extra
good values
BLEACHED AND UNBLEACHED
DOMESTICS.
Bloachcd Cotton. 81 inches wide, at s.Ac.
Il yard.
Amdr3scoggin Yard-wide Cotton at &c a
Fruit OF the Loom, Yard-Wide Cotton at
&c. a yard.
i.onsdale Cambria. best. yard wide, at
Good Cambria. yard-wide. at &c. and &C.
a yard.
Extra heavy Bleached Drilling at &c. a
yard.
Yard-wide Blcached Drilling at 11Mc. n
yard.
Unbleachcd Cotton. q inches wide. &c. a
yard.
Unbleachcd Cotton. IS inches wide. Sc. a
yard.
Extra heavy. Yard-wide Unbleached
Shecting at 4i2c.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

The new plant of the Fosdiclx & Hal
ioWay Tool Co, at Cincinnati. O. Win
include a building St2x175 feet in d.
pensions and two stories high.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23

1t is understood that the baesing fac.
tory OF Young IL Metzncr ut Long Is
land CITY, n. Y, will be CONSIDERABLY
enlarged in the near future.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
Silk Waist Specials.

Good quality. black taffcta. fancy je,
buttons. $3.50
Good quality, black taneta. regular
$500 Waist. 80 tucks. at S3.9S.
Extra heavy quality. in black ana
colored taffeta. elabomtcly tucked ana
corded. S59S; regular value, $50.
Other designs i'll Satin at $500 and
Tanfcta at $500
Dress Waists from $50 to $500.
worth coming to sec.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
Baby Caps Specials.

White corded Null Caps. edged with
embroidery. IL cents.
Very pretty open work embroidery
Caps, fun frill of net. edged with laco
and small bows of dainty ribbon. 25c.
Tucked and corded Caps. fun frill
bows OF arroscw ribbon. Double back
Bopcts. row OF insertion, heavy. full
and capo of Polka Dot embroidery, in
side ruchc. soc.
Small French. fitting Cups,
five row hcmstitch tucks. Coo.
Beautiful line of Corded Tucked,
Rbbon-Trimmed Caps from Zoe. to
$500 each.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-04-23
THE
LyOW6nD6rO Speciality Store
AND NOW FOR BARGAINS y
-GREAT BARGAINS, TOO
Belt Specials.


Linen and Z. X. Belts. 10 and l5c
White Kid Belts. p and zoe.
The newest patent Hook and Eye
Belts in all colors.
Black and Colored Belts. studded
with steel nail heads at Soc. Csc. and
sl.25.
Jet ELASTIC Band Belts. Csc.
Jet and Steel fancy buckles, elastic
band Belts. Toe.
All steel Elastic Band Belts. s14s.
Moire Ribbon Belt. with handsome
fancy buckles. in blue. green, red,
brown, black. sl.50.
Farcy Belts ranging in price from
Csc. to $50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23
Local Matters.
Supreme Judicial Court.
Augusta. Nov. 81.

Augusta. Nov. u.
The case Of the Cushnoc Fibr" .. IS.
Dinyley Bros which was commenced
Non1a, yoas finished and sent FORWARD
to the lap court.
The court then heard the case OF ;.
II Cross, et ais, VS.. Mamie q. LAY, et
ais. Williamson & BurleiSh FOR wan
lifts and G. {. sheldon for defendants.
1t is . vri. of entry to recote er poses
sion OF a housg and lot on sand Alil IN
this civ The plaintiffs claim roo'r d
deed by a deputy sheriff on Sheriff )
sale. The deferda nus claim as tenants
under a niortgaeo and say mat the 7l-
tachment upJn which the judgment
was obtained and execution issued tthS
und.r which the plaintiffs claim was
invalid: also that the NOR gage nhdHt
which defendants claim was record =
bafo-e the attachment vas recofden.
The plaintiffs rejoin that tho mortgage
was not delivered after II was record
cd. consequently was rot e1tectuai {"
mass the title until after the attach-
ment had beer recorded.
The judge found as 4 matte- OF 1act
that the attachment was not q Naii'
one: also that the mortgaGa was legal
dered Judgment for lefcuiantS.
In the afternCnn the court heard tht
examination Of Charles a. hniEnt Jt
Augusta. and Percy \. smith "f wa
torville. for admission ~ the bar. Ire
examine ION was como t by Hon.
NJ. Spear and Hon. CNls. +. .'9h''SO'
The applicants read their written eN
animation which they hau tax k'n ''r-
ing the first of the term, and the we're
orally examined by the court @uh ON
mittee After the eXanlnat on ne
committee recommended IT,, they b"
admitted to the bar. Befc-'e the o. h
was administered the court gave them
a very interesting and instruC Ve talk
upon their dut IS as attorneys ana
their obligation TO the cour' tnG tneif
clients judo Emery's r'o'@.ks we're
listened to y Il a great deal oI atten-
ton, not only by the man. members
of the bar. hut by law students arc
others who We're present. He comrli-
mented them upon The etaallnatlo''
they had passed. Mr. hnis-t studied
in the office of Heath Il AntreWs. ana
Mr.. Smith with Hon. w. g. Philbrook-
This concluded the business o. the term
and court finally adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23
Daily HeEneoee ,3ourt,sa


Cards OF thanks, obituary notices. rasa.
lutIons Of respect, etc. will be cbarrea
at the rate OF ten cents per line. "a
charges less than seyen!y-five cen,.
All Advertising announcement.A -
entertainments. whos1 object in the
raising of money Will be charged 1t tn
rate OF fifteen cents a line.
AdverttHing notices, news form, win
be excluded from our local columns, q.
cept such as refer to advertisers occ~.
pying space in our advertising column
and will be run under a separate hesA
on one Of the local pages.
subscrfbcrs who fail to receive tn
JOURNAL promptly will confer a favo,
by notifying the office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

Hill 4 Locke's large new ad is an in
dication. both as regards size and
style. Of their large store and exten-
siv" bakery and confectionery depart
ments. Everything connected with this
establishment must be "up-to-date"
hSomuch tnat i: becomes q pleasure
I" enter the store and make purchases
among such agreeable surroundings
ms window displays Of dried fruits
ana nuts represent all the fancy brands
IN raisins. prunes. citron. etc. etc, the
most evacting and particular customer
can call for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

= man named II. A. True of Gardi-
ntr' was before Judge Andrews.
Wednesday morning. He had come To
augusta, Tuesday afternoon. with new
clothes' fut strong drink got control
on MS heau and his feet and the result
was that he had more than two mems
snare % mud on his coat and self He
was SICK at heart and sick in body
"''u taken al in all his punishment for
loohihs upon Wine had been as great
as usually befalls the average drink
ing man. The judge was disgusted as
me man was himself. 50 il was casa
nf mutual disgust In addition to the
disgust that the man felt he was also
somewhat muddled and if he is ever
again in condition it will be TO remem-
per very disagreeable experience. He
was released upon the payment Of a
iine of Sc and costs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

Dism .mber"d portions Of a. infants
body Were found on the shore Of |e-
roma, Sumo Y. apparently rot vH =
been in the water a long time. 1a.
case was not reported to he sue s. Jr'
authoriti@s uItil TUESDAY. he pc ions
being buried ~ the fnd ~ Thc .,o"-
tions ina' ted fui.y m1turyu infant,
but the could not be etclInire ID.
A full hstiGation Will he made I
once, the county officers hang been
notifie'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

commissioner Wellman believes that
If the weather will permit he can have
the sidewalk in front of the new Jour
nal block ready for use within a few
days. He had workman there setting
the curbing. Wednesday, Work on the
inside of the building Is progressing
very fast, though of course it is not
visible 70 the public as the outside
work was
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

Scarlet fever is not. as a rule. con-
tTacted more than once so physicians
say. The people have been discussing
this for the past few weeks. and some
claim that it can be contracted many
times. However. physicians tell the
journal that though there have been
cases known where the patient has
previously had the disease. it rarely
occurs. Furthermore people above
childhood are not very likely to con
tract the disease
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

The telephone subscribers have been
very much bothered, in the past few
weeks. with noises on the line. and the
local exchange has, Of course. to catch
an the blame. The subscribers. think
ing. 1t Is some trouble with the phone
itself will ask Manager O'Brien to
SHhd up a man to fix it. The cause OF
the trouble is the high return currents
oi electricity that are passing through
the ground AS soon as the electricity
IS controlled differently. by the system
OF me new power station, much of this
NOISE VIII be done away with.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

Wednesday was a dull day on the
street. The rain in the forenoon
spoiled the business for the day. al
though the weather was pleasant in
the afternoon. The business men
would have preferred to see it rain all
day as il did in the forenoon, as much
good would then have been done to
make up for the loss of business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

Game Warden Ross. who was in Au-
gusta. Wednesday. said that the last
lct of deer saddles that he seized, Tues
day. on the freight train were under
empty bottles. 1t was supposed that
ihe barrels We're filled with the empties
but a search revealed the venson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

Augusta is to have another fraternal
assessment company. The agents are
Al work on the plans and have already
secured enough charter members to in
sure the formation of lodge here
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

The Universalists' fair and frankie
carpenter VIII share honors. this even
Ing. rs entertainment producers for the
public.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

The Degree Of Honor meeting will be
held. this evening. All members Of the
degree are requested to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

Steamer Lincoln" will make the las.
trip for the season from the river.
Saturday. Nov. p, and the last one in
on Tuesday morning. Nov. 2S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23
New Advertisements To-Day

Grain-O.
Lost--Kitten.
g. fl. Mason.
Hill q Locke.
Wanted-Table girl
Brooks Hardware CO.
Edward kakas * Sons.
Proposals for Supplies-N II. ID. V.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23
SDeciaI Advert rtisements.

Small advertisements not -xceedine
III. head IF WANTED. FOR SALE, To
ct. | oST. &C.. Will he inserted two
times for .. cent three times for 35
cents and one W. for 80 cents. AID
VANCE PA y DIV ~ In sending by mail
remittanC q. t-S.. -- sttnps or postal
note should 80 mad "--f0 order as the
charges .re too sfr.t -a open accoun :
FOR
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

tniversalist fair continues, today.
with 2 repetition Of "Chums." this
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23
Local Notice.

KELLEY INSTITUTE, Portland Me.
april17, ,eodlyr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

Madame Bran1 spiritual clairvoyant. IS
again receiving callers after a long ILL
ness at ~ Cage street. mar20,dtf
Prof. Moses. clairvoyant and magic
healer, IT, son OF the 7th son. Born
with vcll Tells the pest. present and
future. 10 the astonisnn VI all. He
will receive callers from A. NJ. to 10 p.
NJ. a his rooms at 6912 Br se St, Au-
gusta, Me. Sundays n 5sage treat
ment only is given) Terms. 80 cts. for
gentlemen. % cts: for ladies. Massage
re -nenr, q soecialty. Tern :, soc.
NO IN
Mrs. N, c,arvoyant, has mov1d
from l. cage street to No. Capito
stgeet. ere she can be consulted daily
on health ana business, from a. NJ an.
til 10 p. Nj. Gases taken by rail.
nov9. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

The steam carpet cleaner will be run
tomorrow. for the last time this season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23
LOST.

y coon kitten. about half grown. with
black ia.. black spot on Top of head and
black s.t1i- on hind feet. Finder please
r. Urn to Mrs. H. a. Blaisdell. 10 Sewail
81. It ald receiNe reWard. nov23dStt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

A convenient and desirable tenement of
five rooms lower floor. Devine water on
Spring street Inquire III State stree.
nnN1-1Iu%
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

A pleasant rent of seven rooms IN good
repair. 10 Dayton st. Inquire on premi
ses Mrs Britt noV.dlm~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23
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WANTED
good smart table girl at once at II,
=. h. son, Augusta. nov3.d2t@

good smart table girl at once at Ho-
te. J h: son, augusta. nov3ad2t*
seven to twelve per cent 1a,l every
Wc'K IN your invest,nrrt. Profits posi-
H. and st-ady DitiGy nds pa weekly
oI references. +; rtiCulara .ce. 60
Operative Trust Co. \. 81 Adams $ .
Chica%o. nov2a.o-t"
Rock maple ana White oak. also rcd "a K
| in the lo- ar sawed. at PettingiTa Cor
rer. Augusta. II. H. Harvey.
noN-;.ulW
A. once, nn' boy At City hotel. An.
Gu=ta. rov32dtf
y nan y c1e house and v'asn H,o..
/ C"ny House. ov2-dyt.
NOhr HEAT: LESS FUEL can at
~. Z Melville street and 81 the r 1ches
ter Radiator il operation nov-3dlw"
/ Ladies dresses made l~r-n - d, 20 $40.
up u -datA STYLES and I'd vn't. Chi,
dos dresses A speciaIt- anu .- icts ac-
! cotdihgly. Mrs. Sampsc.. % + 0gor ST.
-----.---. 49, -. --
\ rirl T. 10 general nousework ana as
si>' IN tu, caro- Of children. Call after
Moons. RS. J. W. Peck. 16 Melville St.
Tahi- gil wanted at once II City lot j.
Aus lsta. novlSdtf
sal man am -.I actc-. Apply to the
lIN(l W N.O's 80 wat SbicCl, .tu
sta, Ne novl1dlw*
\ good situatio- for man and his wife
70 work III ,ii. or country. Call at 223
Water > Ars: LIZ l.Jyes. now, dtf
Sew good -,a0rdl housework girls.
A.So 4ti, .u. chamber work girls; also
.nulf ..I nd irls Call at Mrs.
LIN. I..a- Emp uyment Office. 223 w l.
ter r-Ttta. Ne. novfdtf
f.-rt.- lH know the casu IS paid for
/ WEIGHTS NItSr
! Casa n \ ClouUer'S. Sept14dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

.-oSirnble tenement, 70 Cedar street. In
ullirc If a. w. Case. 2iI Water street.
Key with w II. Folsom on the premises.
nnXlN dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

4 convenient tenement of seven rooms
on Court street; inquire either at Macon E
ber. Farr & Whitten's or Of w. O. Perry
on the premises noNid3W
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23
RUSSELL 4 WESTON 1872 water ST. Augusta, Maine
TO LET.

\ convenient up stairs tenement cen
trally located Inquire at 90 Winthrop
St Melville Smith. noV2l,d div"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

House and lot on CAtld street. with city
water and partially furnished. la good
repair. A most pleasant and desirable To-
ca ION for a family. For terms ap!iy TO
W hanson & Surleigb, uve- GInnite
I5.uE Augusta iInel5,d ,dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23
Burglar & Fire Proof Safe Deposit Boxes to lie

Banking hours . to daily except sat
urday. Saturdays 9 to 12.30.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

Farm am. village property for sale
Amply to Williamson 4 Burleigh couu.
seilors-.t law, Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

A piece o' land on Lincoln street. to De
front Ii feet deep Prices, lower lo,,
$215: upper lot $3.50: sod together. $500
Apply Nellie NJ. Stevens, Western av-
erie. may27.dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-23

Cold and damp.