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Crane VIII Design Another Challenger for
the Seawanhaka Cup.

BAY SHORE. Aug. 16.-ReRis H. Post. who is q
member OF tho Penataquit- Corinthian Yacht
Club and who came so near winning back the
seawanhaka Cup from the Canadian holders on
Lake st. Louis. has decided to reehallenge for
the prize He has given an order to Designer
Crane for larger and speedier boat than the
Constance. She is to have less freeboard. and
and will be a speedier boat in light winds.
trial races. and will be equipped with every
modern yachting appliance that will prove con-
will have three sets OF sails one OF silk for very
light weather, one suit for use IN blow, and a
suit maze 81 Az khaE AKA maSerS %fPoSsd OF
used In the international cup races II found
satisfactory.
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Dundee Race Track Sold.

HACKEEsAcK. Aug. 16.-The Dundee race
track on the east bank Of the Passaic River oppo-
site West Paterson. was sold to-day at Sherff's
sale for $15500. The track was built by Coates
Bros. OF Orange County who made failure Of
1t, and sold out to q syndicate OF Bergen County
men. They In turn sold it to Geo. H. Enge-
mann. taking . mortgage for $4,000 There
was no competition. and the syndicate again has
q race track on It's hands.
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Landrairs areat Northern Leser.
Special Gable D.spatch TO THE suu.

5P0tu3 Vu03e I7tsPurVF 10 IHE oUH'
LONDON. Aug. 16.-At Stockton to-day the
Great Northern LeRer Of 500 sovereigns, for
three year olds. five furlongs. was won by Sir
R. ". Griflth's Landrail, ridden by H. Martin,
+. W. Hornby's Lively Lady third. Three
horses ran.
Welter Plate OF 100 sovereiRns, the winner to
be sold at auction for 50 soverelgns. was won
Rack Fr was seeond and Mr. Bss q
Braintree. ridden By L. Reiff. third. Fifteen
hOrses ran,
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Burke says Hem Run No More.

BOSTON. Aug. 1B.-Tom Burke. who ran for
Harvard In the games with Oxford and Cam
bridge. arrived home yesterday. To-day he
made the statement that he was through with
ru lning, declaring he would never enter on
IT, Sndsr ass m onos TBS
fore. but hi9 bosom frlends hoped that they
could cheer him up and convince him that he
AID Il would seem as II his statement must be
taken an 4 anal one.
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The Bramhall Field Club has rs-orRanIzed
with strong eleven for the coming season and
would Ike to arrange games with teams aver
aging 135 pounds. The club has open dates
from Oct. Is to the end Of the second week in
December. Teams wishing to arrange games
should address Richard Gormely. 255 Eye av-
enue, Jersey City.
The Warren Field Club would like to arrange
games for ali Sundays In Ssptem Der, October
and November with ell teams averaging lbs to
$50 pounds. Out-of-toWn teams offering suit
AAgan. 106 Warren st.. Rroeklyn.
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pITrsBuRa, 7;wAsHrNaros, 8.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 16-Disastrous errors BY
We Senators gave to-day's game to the. Pirates.
President Soden OF the Boston club has filed a
protest against the Brooklyn Louisville game
that was played in Brooklyn and should have
Wagner Of. the, Board OF Directors says. viii
probably be thrown out thus giving the
Brooklyns one less victory. The SCORE:
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Cricket To-day.

There viii BE- two interesting cricket games oon.
testsdnn this vicinity to-day. Al Prospect Park
IAngs County Cricket Club viii oppose tho MAnhAt-
and, at livingston, g. L, the btAtSn Island U O.
viii play the Nelson Lodge Team.
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Me.eor's Racing Season Ended.
Special Gable DsspatcA TO TEE Sun.

Special Gable DsspatcA to TIE Sun.
LONDON. Aug. 16.-The racing season OF EN-
peror Williams yacht Meteor ended to-day.
Capt. Ben, Parker and eleven hands Of the boat
will 90 to New York to act as extra men on
board the Shamrock In the races for the Ameri-
ca's Cum
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Western League.


At Grand Rapids-Grand Rapids, o; Buffalo, o.
At Observation-Disclosures, o; st. Paul ~,
At MISUNDERSTANDING 8; Detroit, Z.
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Left on bssssrUBaltmore, I; Chicago, g. First base
Eogan. 2. Two-base hits-Donohue. Defnont.
stolen s. bases-Demont McGrsw 81, Kitson, Holmes.
and McGArr. Attendance-2.sb1. Time-I hour
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A LEAD OF FORTY POINTS.
pnooKLYNs AGAIN TANoUIsH THE
CLEvELAND TAILENDERs.

Meanwhile tho Bostons via and Lose In
DoubIe Header with Louisville-Phila-
a.Iphia and Baltimore Get There Again
N.v Y.rk Defeats oincinnati.-Notes
Tho Brooklyns have increased their lead
over the Bostons to 40 points. or exactly four
Ssmes, Hcnlon's men again disposed OF the
CleyeIsnds yesterday while the Bostons broke
syen in double.header with the Louisvilles.
The PhiladelphIas whipped 81. Louis ana are
NOV two POINTS behind the Champions. The
B.ltimores got away handily with the Chi
Cages and passed the 600 mark. The New
Yorks surprised Themselves by outplaying
the Cincinnatis and Pittsburg beat Washing
ton. The results
Brooklyn. is. Cleveland. D.
New York, I: Cincinnati. 2.
Louisville. 8; Boston, First Cameo.
Boston, IL; LOUISVILLE. 8 Second Cameo.
Philadelphia .; st. Louis. =.
Baltimore. o; Chicago. 1.
PittsburE, I: Washington. 8.
rur RECORD,
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At Norwich-New London, o; Norwich, 7.
At Derby-Derby, u; New Haven, I.
At Observation-Disclosures II; Waterbury, T.
At Bristol-Meriden, 10; Bristol, q.
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BRooKLYN.
CLEVELAND.

~EFrel OUT. NIT Oy DATED Dali.
Brooklyn. ........... ......3 o I-13
Cleveland. ..........".....o o o y % p 2
Two base hits-Dahlen. Hughes. Three base hit
Keller. stolen ha"c--J nes, Keller. rAiy, Ander-
son. Lockhead First base on errors-Brooklyn, 1:
Cleveland, 2. First base balls-od Hughes, 3; of
Donovan. :; OF Bates, .. e.rnck cut-By Hughes, 8;
by Donovan, /. Base hits-On Hughes in six inn
inRs on Donovan, in t:ree innings. Left on bases
-brookiyn, 3; Cleveland, 10. Double plays-keeler
and Anderson; McAliister Ticker. Quinn and Sug-
GEN. Lockheaa Tucker AMI Sngdcn, umpires-
pNArtWood and Dryer, Time hours and 10 min
utes. Attendance-15o0.
New YORK. I: CINCINNATI. 2.
~ With Carrick pitching g.lt-cdged ball tho New
YORK players worked with a snap and dash at
the Polo Grounds Yesterday and in the final
innings I'm, scored enough runs to make the con-
test one sided afair. While Hahn had per-
feet control he. could not stave Off the heavy
smuggling, notwithstanding that he let out full
speed when mon were OF the bases. On the
other hand Carrick. who sent only one man to
hrst base on called balls. relied on his change
OF pace. and he mixed III his curves with such
rare Skill that the Cincinnati players could
score In only ono inning. The score:
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At Springfield aheld, q; Rochester, IL.
At Providence Providence, I; Montreal, /.
At Worcester. Worcester. Is; Toronto, 16.
At Hartford Hartford, o; Syracuse, ".
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Baseball Gamea Tn-Dax.

NATIONAL LEAGUE AND AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Cincinnati at New York 1.-TWO games): Cleveland at
Brooklyn; PttsburR at Washington; Louisville at
Boston two games): 81. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at Baltimore.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Toronto at Hartford; Montreal at Springfield;
Rochester at Providenc Syracuse at Worcester.
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yhIsh they made their runs. Attendance.
Totals. ......e IL ~ IT 6
Philadelphin o

Tyoba.e. hits..-Delehanty. Mcfarland, Fraser.
S-pcnlin oSild. az %sst ON bsss.-Ps slL,aos
R PHI, q g. Louis. 9. Struck ort-By Frazer, z.
Double plays-L. Croos, Donlin and Powell; NJ Cross
sn dd oosekel. Doian and aoeckel; First base on
ror.-Philadelphia. I; st. Louis, 2. Hit By pitched
bal-By Powell. 1. Umpires-Eynch and Connolly.
Time-2 hours and fifteen minutes.
BALTIMORE, 9; CHICAGO. 1.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 16.-Cogan. Chicago's new
pitcher. made his debut to-day. He was very
shective when be got the ball across the plate
take the game. The score:
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At hamton-Binghamton,7 7; Cortland 8,
At Rome-Rome, 8; Utica, ..
At Sche ectady-Schenectady. 2; Albany, 8.
At Oswego-Oswego I; Troy, 2.
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Baseball, Warrington Park, 4 p. M, To-day.
B<OekiyR ". olsvslAnd. Adm. Sos AaA 2Ss,-.ASs
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LOUISVILLE. 3; BOSTON. 0 tr1Rsr aAMEl.


pIw0 base hrt-wagner. Three base hita-HAy,
hSamliton Stolen bases-clarks, Wasner. First
basn on error-L)usvillo struck out-by Wills s.
oy PhIillippi ?. Double play.-Lowe and Long, Lowe
h6all-by Willis l. Time 1 hour and - minutes.
ompires-iatfney and Latham. Attendance 1000.
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4'o" tork'' ,....,.........2 q -
- FIRST base IN crror'-New York 2. Left On bases
Thclnhat, 3 New York, 7. Three base hit-Foster.
Two base hi 80 Brien Van Haltren. Foster. Stolen
pAhes,Doyle, Gleason. First base on bAlls-Oh
TTarrick, !. struck out-By CarricR. Il by Hahn 8:
I.mpits-Emsea and Mcdonald Time-1 hour and
90 minute. Attendance-Soo.
LOUISVILLE. 3: BOSTON. O tFIRsT GAME).
BosToN. Aug. l8. Boston and Louisville
broke even to-day. Phillirpi was invincible in
{he frst game while Willis pitched sloyenly.
Hickman donated fourteen bases on balls in
re second game, and Nichols replaced him In
me ninth with tho bases foil and no one ont,
score:
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Other Games.
AT FLEIsCH MANHs

Mountain A. C........1 o 2 o o o-4-7-10
Orange Athletics. .....O 2 o o 2 u q o O I-5-7- 8
Batteries.-Coakley and Nye; White and oNeill.
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Totals. ,..l91A27 Totals. ....6 CAT 10
.bAtted for Wilhelm in the ninth inning.
boston ::...,............l 3 liz
Louisville. .,............o 8 o o 1t
Two base hits--Duny. Bergen. Long. Three base
en- bAAe- stahI First bace on baiis-of Hickman l<i
On on Wilhelm 4 on Woods l. Struck out-0y aiS at
ballIberEen. Wild pitches-HiekmAn q HIT by
pitched bAll-BerGen, Time hours: Umptres-
oauney and Latham. Attendance 1000.
PHILADELPHIA, o; 81. LOUIS. 4.
PHILkDELPHIA. Aug 16.-PhiladelphiA de-
fsated 81 Louis In the opening game this after-
SooA By punching thsiE hits In the inntnGs N
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Richhcld Springs o 2 x-3 2
Cnban ,iiants.....O u o o o OIL .
Batteries-Hansen and Donald; Nelson and Will
III Ia
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ORANGE, Aug. 16,-The winners OF the road
announced today. The svents were run Of IN
Xbs Se @s ' q 6s ys%
With handicap OF minute and IS seconds.
was aEst in the Ave mile race; in II minutes
EelsSn a0t Ware edo T. % 3aISscf a. Ss% assG.
W FRRss Van a Wss Spf or
sTssaed john Rogers 81 The Hi Hsde Af Wss
Falls Wheelmen. win receive second time
EDWARD Ellington and William Glossy In;
men II ons @. 81 su s'1 Hss. we Te' rs
Henry oocpsi IKE i@s sH %as snS
s%e IN which %as mnSS
w &am Smith ssd y GnSa Clinton A're
Every cycllst in the city will be gratinsd to
ling d streets. Prom SEES have been mad that
hereafter the thorouRhfares will notbe flooded
In such WAY as to render them unit for
ess essns ca6s S% A The
t sSssa clubs :qsS 3 on
Monday night. and with President Charles Z.
held. The concessions REGARDING street
Chairman OF the Committee on .Riehts OF
Wheelmtn and LeEisleti0n: Re said that \, part
inE Depaftne ht Of the city and part b. the
Street sprin Killing Association. q private eor-
poratioh. The city authorities showed their
appreciation OF the committees action
Street. t' 6s kept 1t pF' Shsellns rat The
than proceeding at once to aeek for the passage
Of an ordinance, and the committee. was
promptly informed that everything would be
done 70 keep portion q the capitalized avenues
to the proper superintendent before the
committeeman terminated the interview and
should notify them II there was any failure
20 comply with the order; The ,presi-
WhsA called upon. sxplaiaSd thAt the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21
Local Matters.
ST. GATHERINGS HALL.
A Higlly Successful Year Under lis New Man.
agement Closed, Yesterday.

St GATHERINGS Hall closed its 26th
year-the first year of its renewed life
under new ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
noon. There being as yet no class to
be graduated there were no puzzle eX-
ercises. The closing ceremonies, which
were very brief and simple, were con-
Quoted by the Rev. Geo. F. Degen.
After an appropriate prayer and the
Degsn made brief address in which
he compared the relationships of fam
lily life with those Of the artificial fam
lily temporarily formed n such an in
stitution. He pointed out that the LINE
separating between pupils and teachers
were also artificial. and that in he
,truest sense all alike We're both l-.In-
ers and teachers, success in life de-
pended upon our being always apt to
learn and ia eful to teach Alright by
precept and example. The school was
then dismissed With the bene LECTION.
All of the pupils and most of the
teachers departed by the afternoon
trains.
The success of the year just ended
has exceeded the most sanguine hopes
of its friends The income of the
school has fully met its current eX
penses, while the large ou' 'J, required
for putting the building il repair and
providing it with an entirely new
equipment has been generously con
tributed from outside so that The next
year will begin without any indebted
ness. Few people realize how much
labor has been in, olved in this achieve
ment, now how much it means TO this
city to have a high-clays institution of
this sort permanently esJa blished here.
The success Of the school from an
academic standpoint has also been
great Mr.. Degen was fortunate in Sc
curing an excellent corps of teachers
and they have won immediate ~, ogni-
ton in the community as accomplished
teachers and women Of great personal
attractiveness. Especial praise is due
the principal, Miss Clare Won Welt
bergg, for the skillful manner in which
she has guided the internal affairs Of
the school through the most trying
period Of its existence. 4 few charges
will be made in the faculty, next year,
but they will all be in the direction Of
strengthening it.
The Journal congratulates al con
cerned on the suspicious beginning of
the revived st. Catharine's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

The way to stop runaway horse
SAID a weIl-known lawyer. lis to run
with the horse a step or two and then
throw yourself on the nearest THU
Don't try to head him, you are pretty
certain to get hurt if you do. Put your
whole weight on the thill and jump
with the horse Grab a rein if you can
roach il. and then haul him around
Anyway bear down on tho th!,i. ~
horse can carry your weight very long.
You are sure TO tire MIN out, and ne
can't do any very serious jumping a.
long as You cling to the hill. I've
stopped a number Of horses in just thai
WAY. Yes. il was som" time aso
Now? No, thank YOU
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

one good move in the way of better
sidewalks was made On Water street,
Tuesday, when some of the bricks were
taken up along tn west side of the
street between the corners Of Oak
street ana Market square and laid
again 50 that they are, where the work
H. completed more even. They had BE-
come 81 very much depressed in places
and raised in others that walking over
them was a difficulty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

Joseph Wcscott Of Portland, the man
who has been experimenting the stone
work Ut the new power station, was in
juryd. Monday afternoon. by being
Knocked by i l7g from the sluiceway
of Tho pulp mill where he was standing
ana falling Y distance Of Is feet to the
brick work. He struck partially on his
head, making a very ugly scalp
wound He is at present stopping at
the Cony house ana it is thought the
wounds viii confne him to the house
for 4 week or moro. though no serious
results are feared.
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Daily Eennebee 3ournaL


OF shanI<s, obituary notices, reso-
iutiohs OF respect, etc, will be charged
az me rate OF ten cents per line. N,
charges less than seventy-hve cents.
Al Advertising announcement. a,
ehtcrt' ments, whose object is the
raising Of money VIII be charged at the
rate q fifteen cents line.
'"'er''sinS notices. news form, Will
DC excluded from our local columns. ex-
cept such as refer to advertisers occu-
pying space in our advertising columns
and Will be run under a separate head
on one Of the local pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive thu
JOURNAL promptly will confer a favor
by notifying the office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

L. ". Pcrcival Of this city. who is
with the 18th Regulars in the Philip
pines. is the youngest son of ". E.
Tarciyal. the well-known truckman.
He WAS in the 1st Maine Volunteers.
ara enlisted in the regular army as
soon as mustered out. He likes a SOL
GiSg's lire ana never has a kick or
complaint to make against his officers
VI THY hardships W the service.
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10 Throw Good Money After Bad

Will but increase my pain" If YOU
have thrown away money for mcdi-
cines that did not and could not cure.
why should yo1 not now begin taking
Hoods Sarsapa lila, the medicine that
never disappoints? Thousands OF peo-
pie who We're il your condition and
tsok Hoods SaI saplrillu say it was the
best investment they ever made, for it
brought them health.
HOODS PILLS cure sick headache.
Indigestion.
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Il seems that Judge Andrews edict
against the tramps has frightened
thrm away though the judge says it
~ the advertising given the said edict
hv tho Journal Since the tramps was :
sentenced. the other day. not one has
presented himself for lodging nor has
tEnre Been one arrested.
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Special Advertisements.

Small Advertisements not exceedlrS
the head of WANTED, FOR SALE. TO
LET, LOST, &C., will be inserted two
times for % cents, three times for 81
cents and one week for 50 cents, AID
VANCE PAYMENT. In sending by mai!
remittance Of postage stamps or postal
note should be made with order, as the
charges are too small &c open account.
for
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New Advertisements To-Day
Local Matters.
On the Ruins,

The ants had built 2 mound
That | lcycled with the ground
when sauntered through my garden
yesterday;
y was made Of grains of sand
Many thousands of them-and
Twas a pity so much work was thrown
away.
This morning I went round
Ip my garden, where / found
\ new Hill % replace the leveled one.
The ants had not repined.
They had not sat down ana whinad
As a foolish human being wosId have
done 49,
Chicago Times-HeraId.
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Ia /

The Maine Fish and Game Associa-
ton eXcursionists will leave on the $50
TAIN, this morning. for Rangelcy.
Augusta will send i large party to the
popular resort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

II. Il, Bond and willard McFadden.
two " Augustus crack tennis players,
Will go to Brunswick very soon.
where they Will play the leading play
yrs of Eowdoin college. OF course the
Augusta people will bet on their own
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

The Glorious Fourth is less than two
week away. And yet there is no sign
of 4 display of fireworks by the deal
org
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Fer sale or * let at rcasonahl. price
Z furnished cottage IN Squirrel Island
Boothb2E Harbor. Maine. i'll uup W rbn
best locations at this popular resort. will
good sized front room, dining room ana
kitchen also five good sized sIccpinrr
Hallowell, Me. irnifit -
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juneS,d&w,2ws

Horse five years Ola. sound and kind.
good driver ana good worker ana fn1r-
loss Of all objects f. w. Colby. No. g
rage 81 inv 4
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Rangeley boats for s..le. mannfactrrn3
by Fiiield Bros, at 81 Green ST., Augusta
e' aprl2, diff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

The former Augusta people are be-
ginning to return to the scene Of their
former years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

sold in two house lots sizes. 5aiiz foot
front, lls feet deep. Prices. lover Int
$50, upper lot, $50; sold together. 500
Apply Nellie NJ. Stevens, q Western
------g. maN21dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

House and lot on Child street. with citv
wsI"r and partially furnished. In good r.
pair. \ most pleasant ana desirable Iora-
don for z family. For terms amply W
Williamson & BurIeigh over Granite
Bank, Augusta. jnrI5dtr
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Reserve fund, 4 per cent ......
Policy claims in process of
adjustment ....................
Present value Ot $a2, ono. here
after payable uu mlturJd
inStllmcut bonds .............
TOR uuprcscntcd
ana contingent claims ...
Dividends due ana unpaid
Premiums pIid III advance ~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

Those dress suit cases in the New
York Bargain store are truly great
bargains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

Good news for lovers Of bananas.
Hin & Locke sell IS fine bananas for
b cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

Furnished cottage for the season a
ocean Point. &. IL. Blaisdcll, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

AT a bargain, house at Pettenglrs Cor
ncr. Augusta, recently damaged by IRE
and formerly occupied by H. =. kanu'
Nnrnsta mar22dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

CATCHY SIGNS make PROFITABLE
ADS. Both can be easily made in a few
minutes at triflng expense with an
Easy Price and Sign Marker SOM
for circulars. Fletcher & Co, So Chsnai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

Two Offices one front and one rear;
Ana Ncnnian hall. Apply To James ".
North or James a. Getchell. iuuc2hd-t
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Interest lur ana accrued......
Nct deferred ana unrcportcd
premiums On policies III
force Observation-Disclosures.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

fine house lot nearly opposite tur Au-
gusta house, having a frontage Of - fee.
\ rarC opportunity to secure doSirahin
lot. Apply to Thomas J. Lynch. attIrn..v-
al-laM. junelIlgw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

Wrapping paper suitable for sheathInG
naner or nuttIng under carpets. Also old
papers Apply to Journal Oiiioe. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

After July LIST, pleasant tenement On
Maple street. T.. II. Jenkins - CunE II:
juuel1.dtt .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

An upstairs tenement Of SIX rooms, very
convenient: city water. Inquire uf VIM
II Farr. g Gage St juucl5, div
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-21

House of eight rooms. city water. stu
bic yoxio connected with the house Wu
he sold cheap for cash Inquire lit fae
residence Of T.. +. Temple ~ Green S.