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ALONG THE RAPPAHANNocK.
Farmers Holding Crops for Higher
Prices.

Fredericksburg. Va, Feb. ct B. Mic
kle, prominent citizen of Stafford county.
died Saturday at his home. near HARDWOOD
after short illness, of grip, aged so years.
His widow survives him.
The members of Hanover Baptist Church,
in King George county, have purchased a
tract of twenty acres of land, on which
they will at once erect a handsome par
sonage.
The farmers of King George county still
have in their barns large quantity of last
years corn and wheat crops. which they
are holding for higher prices. $50
The students of Fredericksburg College
are taking steps looking to the publication
of regular college paper. to be issued
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ARF CANCERS CURARIE 2

10000 persons die annually in the United States
from this dread disease because OF a want o.,
knowledge by physicians generally to cure 1t.
but il can be cured as well as any other disease
by one who knows how to treat it. II you have
q tumor don't wait until it gets in .he glands Of
the arm neck and cannot be cured but have
it attended to at The lip, cheeks. nose. and
breast are oftenes the seat OF the disease. Don't
allow the knife to be used CHARLES ALLEN
v. D.. No. 1890 G st. NV. de13-tf
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If you have a Cold, try it.
If you have the Grip, try it.
If you have a Cough, try it.
If you have Catarrh, try it.
If you have Sore Throat, try it.
If you have Weak Lungs, try it.
THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CURED.
MAILED TO ANY ADDRESS FOR 81
All Druggists Sell Them.

MI DruggIStS SCI Ihem.
Munyon's Doctors Will carefully
examine you. give you their honest
opinion and tell You what 10 do for
your aiIment absolutely without
charge. 8 n. M. 10 ~. M. sunday.
TO =. 623 18th ~. y. w.
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NINE. FLORENCE JUDS0N,

Novel Southern palmist and mind reader Shs
reveals the past. present and future; gives true
advice all business. love and personal affairs;
if you wish correct life reading from the cradle
10 the grave don't fail TO consult this gifted
Southern lady Hours, 10 q. m. TO p Ofice.
l112 G ST. NV; fee, 81. ja15-tf
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Nothing else is wholesome n0urishinc
and Strengthening than glass of IIeuich's
Maerzen, Senate. Extra Pale, or Lager Beer. or
glass of Sparkling Stock Ale Phone ga, Ar
iington Bottling Co., for of Heurieh's
l.rox,
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For La Grippe.

corner Jackson St, one of Chicago's oldest and
most prominent druggists, recommend Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy for la grippe as it not
connteracts any tendency of Ia grippe to result
in pneumonia. For sale by Henry Evans. Whole
sale and Retail Druggists, 93s F St NV. and
Conn. ave. and 5 st. NV, and 1i2S Md. ave- ne
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HALL0CK MEDICAL INSTITUTE,

1Io COURT STREET, BOSTON. MASS.
The Oldest institution in the world devoted to
Diseases OF Men Established 1siS.
The evening times., 1899-02-06

MEXICAN EUREKA viii positively cure rheuIna-
tism and neuralgia; drop postal; VIII call and
explain. Manufactured by J. l. HAyENS. 6ls
@ ST W fej-2r
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MADAM RETTA. Card Reader and Clairvoyant;
25c and soc. I117 sth ST NV fe5-5r
The evening times., 1899-02-06

JOHN f. MASTIN. Wonderful boy claiTyoyant and
trance medium: hours, 10 10 II; } TO p. IN.
1I3 r. ]. ave. fe5-3r
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NINE. DAVIS. born elairvoyant and card reader
tells about business removes spells and evil
influences; reunites the separated. and gives luck
TO all; cures piles and drunkenness l22s 25th st
ia7Imo EN-
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The World says: He has no equal. .
PROF. DAVIS,

NluuiHy 80 StH 81 NV
ClaiTyoyaEt. medium. and healer. gives Names
joins separated removes bad influences brings
about all wishes, disease by his bands and
. reveals everything Test MS ability AZ youT own
price This proves he satisfy YOU NJ sleight-
Of-hand performance. Hours. 10 a. m TO 9 D.
daily and sunday. fe5-3t
The evening times., 1899-02-06

1T OFTEN RAINS. but it never rains money,
we reign the only firm who can sell You
elegant custom made sUit an Overcoat very
little worn. for such little money that thew
are in reach of you all. JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
ol9 d ST. ja3I-7t
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Mr. L. NORRIS, Medium; daily and seances Tues
day and Thursday nights at S24 18th St NV
Sunday night at Oppenheimers Hall, 5Il 9th ST.
NV. fe2-7t
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MONEY ADVANCED on household goods. left in
storage; no commission charged DISTRICT
STORAGE CO., 315 9TH ST. NV ia27-Imo- EN-
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MRS. ZOLLER Medium. SOC II St NV; seapcrs
Sunday. Tuesday, Friday evenings; interviews
daily. fes-7t
The evening times., 1899-02-06
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on second trust; real estate
security E. A. PAUL, 6i2 St NV. fe4-3t
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NOTICE To STcf HOLDERS

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS g.
rtiia Mountain GoI1 Mining Company
si& hold sss annual st0ckhoIdera' rT-ess-
sag on Monday. tho lsth % Nav ts.g a.
T.. m. az the office az the csgrsr.aysv
To"ra = Rsxw@!i block Seattle Wash
Tor the purpose ~ eiectinE officers for
the ensuing scar and the fransargisu ~
any other business that might come be-
fore the meeting
THE SOPHIA MOUNTAIN GOLD MN
ms. co. J3sa ArEe1i, Secretary
Dated April - isss.
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FOR SALE-By W. w. Dearborn. "a UnicE
block
snxiao feet Belmont place. $50.
Is feet Belmont avenue. $3.50.
iaxll5 feet, Boyfston avenue $3.50.
a0x12S feet Dexter avenue. $50.
elxi20 feet Lake View avenue. 500.
5axl2S feet, Olympic avenue, $1,000.
Choice lot Edgewa.er $2.5.
Lot in Fremont 49,
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION SALE 81 90 stock The en-
tire stock of The San Francisco FurnI.
ture and carpet Co. will be sold az r,ph
lie auction at No. I273 FIRST avenue
Arlington building. opposite the DiIlar
hotel, to the highest bidder The stock
consists Of bedroom furniture chlr-
fonters. rockers. stands bed lounges
couChss. baby buggies rugs-aii Sizas
3,fan yards Nnoleum 80 pairs p0rtferex
pillows. lace curtains. nafsnt carpets All
sizes; rugs. coglches and cargets tYy the
yard. The stock Is all new and unto
date in quality and design. Sale at 10 ~
q. IN. Thursday morning and viii con-
TRUE from day 20 day until I'll goods
are sold JOS. Martin aurtionsnr
-
AECTioN-The entire stock Of the Mount
Rainier BcTgain douse 3a2 Pike street
goods. ladies' ard gents furnishings ara
a complete stock ~ ladies' and ca!laran'a
shoes. 70 The amount II g. 80 will he s9,1
AZ your own price. commencing WeSfr@z-
day. April -. at 30 p m. and sales vii
continue lily 81 20 and 80 y m iii
stock "a sod. 10. Martin. ssIciioneer
AUCTION sale at Biekertan 4. Deyt,;.s
saiesrocEns. on FRIDAY. fas Zist a, +,
O'Clock s-arp. consisting 81 bad sets
springs mattresses. chairs tables Y,,r
lures, ane pier glass writing desk ear
pets. Fr@cA@ry. 23So quantity ~ Sls.r
like supplies. groceries boots shoes ~
lions, stationery. etc. no reserve. every
talng goes
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FORREST. Maxwell Ella, z CO.

II.
Room e Halter Building
n an-Tvo choice lots with large S-room
house on Queen Anne NH. near caoic
car line. view unsurpassed
e s.s-lsood --room house In Renson adai-
ton. nice grounds: fine view
8, 50Lr4arge house % 10 rooms; modern.
tuii sized lot corner: two blocks from
Manson. stree. graded and severed.
e Ss-A lsArooru house. modern orsck
basement and foundation, lot sxi-ss a
corner. in good repair. on nrSt hiii
sso-A good s-rcom house and lot saxf"
feet. in North Seattle, investigate TINS.
VACANT LOTS.
n ~sa-fshosre Int I'm Rsnson addition, north
81 Madison. street graded and severed.
81 gsaEFine view lot on Inird avenue
81 lsa for front 20 feet OF same.
~ rpo-A choice corner lot on Madison
street. Renfon addition: streets graded
and severed.
~ lots 6sxfn mostly choice and on grad
ed streets: In good residence district:
grand views Of Sound and mountains.
blocks from car line; only sS.ea.
FOR SALE
S. sa-7-roon house in good condition: nice
lawn: located on Yesler way near Twen-
tieth avenue
&Sn-New Arocm cottage. on Eleventh
avenue near Harrison street.
s.ta-Snaii 5-roofu cottage. corner lot, East
Union street near Broadway.
$4sn-I.ot sexl2S on Twelfth avenue, near
Madison street.
xS5a-Lot 6exl9. on Thirteenth avenue,
north Of Denny way.
$SULLot 60xl2S on Broadway.
81 .o6e-Corner. sox1ao. Eas, Olive street and
Fourteenth avenue.
GEORGE W. DILLING.
40 New York Block
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LARGE 'Fasss ~ timber, coal sna trcn
TIE Syndicate Company. .as California
building Tacoma
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LODGE NOTICES.


KNIGHTS OF PyTHfAS-Ail Knights ara
invited TO attend the funeral services OF
Brother L. II. sprague late member OF
Banner Lodge. No. a. Tacoma. from
Bustsrworths undertaking parlors. Third
avenue. near Pike street, Friday 2ist
inst, 10 - "A. m. I KORN
Secretary Bureau OF Relief.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

ARCASA LODGE. 81 +. and a. NJ. meets
second and fourth Monday each month.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-23
Slight Mishap 10 the Shamrock.

New York. Sept. 22-Good Judgment on
n part Of those in charge Of the Yacht
Shamrock. today. saved her from what
might have been a most serious accident.
After sailing in a good strong breeze
over about five miles of the course off the
Jersey coast. the her crew found that I'M.
bobstay was stretching ana in danger of
carrying away, so Designer Fife ordered
the sail taken off her ana she was toWed
to her mornings in the Horseshoe By the
newspaper tug Dickman. There the bob
stay ana its fittings We're taken off ana
put on board the repair scow Ulster. II
was announced, tonight by DR.. Mackev,
representing the Shamrock's owner. that
the damage was trifiing and that the
yacht would sail again, in the morning.
vice Commodore r. @. Sharman Craw-
ford. Hugh NJ. McGild0wny and Execu.
tive Secretary Craig. all Of the Royal u
Ster Yacht club, were guests of Sir
Thomas Upton, today. on board his steam
yacht Erin.
When the Shamrock's tender, the tug
Lawrence, came to New York, early this
morning. for coal ana water the fremen
went on strike and tied up the boat Capt.
Brangow engaged the tug Adelaide to do
the work of the Lawrence for the day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-09-23


Inc races this afternoon were ABOUT
ra;. ~ III ia and wera carrainI,. !.
.-, -. -,',. 49,. ..,-.,, .,..,..,
"'ou as any races ever H"'''u over tHI
rack. The track was not IN very good
condition when the hour for calling them
..,.ri,.o1 1,,+ to,,.,r,I +b.. l,t..,. II j,
al '"' 'ul 'p""lu lI-' i''t,t part OIL 'Hr
afternoon II dried out and there would
have been no further ,rDubl. had r,- \
.,,,,,. .t..,,...,. ,,,.. III, .,. !
aiii''I Hl'"e' some ul' S''o'iy "lleF I
o clock ana made pustponemcnt Of the
30 class and free-for-aT.
ri ,,,...,.., ,,,,, 49,, ....-, ... -,
i ne pr"sFI INN was started with the
- I\Fri iotM n, IN tne IIIHl neg
fnn,tb sitir, ~ m W. w Sg' p!Ch 20
~ Lin III P''St..oI' n NJ WI Tween
M M, ~" |al, ii !i' H4u no. Mr. ntuh'
% -. "T ,,' i'1elt,H9 ~. N VIZ ne Woutd
~ WI ',-o - HJ HVAi HGL' VIZ
mngig H. 81 2"I Mn pitlSui I4r .IeS
~, n, - .u NiI oIig r.
''i" i,c Luz ~ In iei d'5u tIoItc
sStdU ~; i.H IKE Whlri|Iilu ahH rGacht
II f D." 1917 ~ ~ tlIt otL'ci Hol - =
ne was erected WIN heafly CHEERS as
ZANE Sruu!ih lIpii m irst haH' Inf HI
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decide Many Important Questions and MANY
Have Returned Home.

Detroit, Mich, Sept. 22.-Manv NJ ,bo
visiting odd Fellows left the CITY. TODAY
me Sovereign Grand Lodge refused r.
apollsh the Old encampment branch of
n9yaI Purple degree uniform. Patriarch
Militant had strongly urged doing aua1
with this branch "'
Proposition for the sanitarium fund in
dld OF Odd Fellows sanitariums in regions
"a resorts Tor invalids was recommitted
\ report Of the judiciary committee wac
adopted. deciding that visitors to tha
sovereign Grand Lodge need not be mem
t,,.,s, o. me Rebekah branch, although the
"A proposition to install lodges Of Odd
Fellows in the army was referred 10 a
committee with direction to report al
the next session of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge proposition made. two wears
ago, 70 esta blish an Odd Fellows Chau
tauqua Cfcle, was Indefinitely nostnnned
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Richmond fair will be held. Tues
day, Sept. &c.
Nathaniel Leighton, while wheeling Goa,
from a vessel at Richmond. Friday, to-.
from the stage, about 20 feet, and wa.
badken up. though no bones We're broken
Philip Kinsley, a sailor on the Rock
land schooner Mary S Wonson. was
drowned in the Charles river, Boston.
Friday. He was sent in boat to max.
fast line with which his schooner
was being wrapped through the draw
at Warren bridge and was thrown into
the water by a sudden lurch of the
boat. The body could not be recovered
The postponed races of the second day
of the oxford County fair were trottel
at Norway. Friday, while those scheduled
for Friday will be run off. Saturday. The
$50 class. purse 800, was won by Spauld
ing in straight heats: Gladstone. second;
Little King, third. Best time 233 The
go class was unfinished at dark. Laun
dryman and Ned each having two heats
In the gentleman's driving class. X. L.
Cummings, Paris. won; A. F. Andre VS.
Norway, second; c. w. Bowker, Paris,
third.
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The Visitors.

Among the prominent people al the fair.
today. We're: Mrs. Elnora kice Gardiner;
Miss Alice White. Gardiner: Mrs j. NJ
Cross Augusta; Mrs. l.. W. Folsom.
Somerville. Mass; Hold Colburn Augusta
Mrs. G. y. Jones. Turner: AIR ana Mrs
+. G.. kinsman, Augusta; c. c. Ballard.
Augusta; W. ID. Haley, Gardiner: Mr.. an i
Mrs w. 5. Thompson. Augusta; O. y
Haley. Gardiner; Mrs. ana Mrs H. II.
Lee. Augusta. Fred Booker. Augusta: 4
NJ. Hussey, Waterville; Mr.. ana Mrs
Fred A. Black. Augusta: +. H. Langston.
Augusta; Tarle Thibodeau, Angus a :
Miss Lizzie Springer, Augusta: MIR ana
Mrs. Walter II. Davis. Augusta: Miss
Ethel Husscy. Augusta; Sergt T.. q. Sex
ton, kennebec arsenal; John ID. Newman.
Augusta: Henry Tetrault. Augusta; Eben
Haley. Mrs. +. ID. Haley, Mss Landiken
John Haley. Ethel Haley. Gardiner: w
II. Dudley. Mount Vernon; DR.. Sukr-
forth. North Whitehead; Burton COMBS.
Albion; Charles Choate. North White.
field: William Boogs, supervisor Of Inc
insane hospital, Waverly Mass; H. r.
Cummings, Augusta Ill. A. Smith. clerk
at Kennebec arsenal; Charles B DAY.
Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs. Junn C1ughlin,
Augusta; o. Il. pecllham, Augusta; c. ID
Haskell, Augusta; Mr.. ana Mrs J. j.
Ma r, Augusta; Mr.. ana Mrs +. ".
Ghurch, Augusta; W f, Webb. Augusta;
j. M Grant. Augusta; w. &. Atkins. Gar.
diner: Thomas Fox, Jr., Augusta; l.. l..
Welman, Augusta: Thomas Buckley Au.
gusta; Arthur Tetrault, Augusta.
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Miss Susan Wymar, teacher in the
Richmond school, Chicago, Ill, writes
the following letter to DIR. Hartman re-
garding Pe-ru-na. She says: "Only
those who have suffered with sleepless-
ness from over-work in the school-room,
such as / have, can know what bless
ing it is to be able to find relief by
spending o couple Of dollars for some
Pc-ru-na. This has been my expert
cnce. A friend in need is friend in
decd, and every bottle Of Pe-ru-na l
ever bought proved good friend to
me."-Susan Wymar.
Mrs. Margaretha Dauben, 1914 North
Superior ST., Racine City, Wis, writes !:
{" feel so well and good and happy now
that pen cannot describe it. Pc-ru-na is
everything to me. I feel healthy and
we'll, but if 1 should be sick 1 will know
what to take. I have taken several
bottles of Pe-ru-na for female complaint.
am in the change of life and il does mo
good"
Send for free book written by DR..
Hartman, entitled Health and Beauty
Address DR.. Hartman, Columbus, o.
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King. He is years old by Nav King
OUT OF mare by May Prince. 1t is a
uahdy and is the envy of all lovers of
horseiiesh- Everybody who has seen
me colt is taken with it and prophe-
sly great things for it as soon as it is
a little older.
'ushman Walker of HaliowelI show
ca nice 3-year-old stallion by Nelson
out OF Dictator Chief mare. 1t
STANDS lo.3 and weighs 1925 pounds and
makes handsome appearance
orchard Cooper of Chelsea, has a
nice brood mare with foal by her side
me breeding of the colt was Ralph
litnks with a Constellation mare. He
also showed a fine 3-year-old colt by
ialph Hanks with the same mother as
Inc other colt. This last colt received a
great deal of attention from the horse
men and we'll deserved it, for it is Ger
tainly good one.
w. J. Skehan of Augusta, had a
'rowd about his st. Croix 3-year-old
colt 1t is a nice one and gives prom
se Of being fine horse.
The brood mare and colt exhibited by
e.. l.. Pratt Of Augusta. was a nice one
AID many nice things were said about
the pair.
j. u. Hummer showed the brood
maze Black Annie with a foal by her
side. The colt is a Nelson colt and is
a very nice one. Black Annie is well
known in this section and is the mother
of several fine colts.
c. :. Waite of Augusta showed
Clara Nelson, Il 2-year-old filly BY
Nelson and Black Annie. This colt
Mills. and was purchased from him by
Mr.. Waite for a big sum of money. 1t
is Il dandy and is looked upon to make
a low mark before many years.
Abram ChOate of Windsor, had nice
3-year-old colt sired by the Simpson
mare and Domileck Tyne of Wind
sor, had a 2-year-old sired by the same
horse.
j. +. Wheelen of Whitefield. is not
behind hand in his horses any more
than he is in stock. He had some ex-
cellent stock on exhibition. yesterday.
and had one of the largest exhibits Of
any. Today. he showed fine pair of
working horses. They are fine pullers
and can haul about as much as any
horses.
Herman Thaycr OF East Pittston. had
4 nice year-old stallion by Merrill out of
Daisy Rolf. 1t is bay colt and is about
as handsome as any grown. 1t was
not entered in time for the judges to
pass on il. or it would undoubtedly have
drawn some premium, if not first.
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The Horses.

There We're some very nice horses on
exhibition in the part of the ground
devoted to the display of stock, this
morning. There We're not as many as
would have been shown had the fair
not been postponed by rain, as that al
ways interferes with the number of
exhibitors.
II. L. III! h1Css Of Augusta. won an
ri',r il,c ribbon with Sir Roger, by
+ a.cr. This %-ycar-old colt has been
iHGi..g lie ribbons wherever he has
Ma !" shuNn for the past three years
II IL &c cf the hanGsomcst 3-year-
'b'9 IA this section. He is q dark bay
% .f.ls ! bandsame head and body.
'idsrr'''! Frank i. Wellman of At
..@ Z. -. ahotIl4r Fblue ribbon
w.. 4.r ..-..L--.ac littl3 colt, Maine