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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-01
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.


BURNELL-In this city. April 30. 1900. at family
residence. Third avenue west and Lee street.
Fred T., the eisht-months-old Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Burnell. Of commissions.
Funeral services from the residence at .. m.
Wednesday afternoon.
J0HNsoN-In this city. April .. 1900 Alice John
son, aged q years
Funeral this Tuesday afternoon at o'clock from
Bonney Stewards chapel fntcrment Lake View
cemetery.
McCUBB1NGS-Tn this city April II. 1900. Georgia
McCubbngs, aged IA years.
Funeral from Bonney & stewart's chapel wednes-
day morning at 10 o'clock. fntement Lake View
cemetery.
PRIEsTLY-In this city. April %, 1909. az Pfovi
dence hospital Aleck Priestly. aged II years Body
ut B0nney 4 Stewards.
PAhKINSON-In this city, April 30. 1900. at. the
family residence. 272o Denny way, Richard Ruff
Parkinson. aged 81 years, months and Il days
Funeral notice later
RANDALI--fn this city. April 90 1900. at the fam
FLY residence. 1885, Boren ayenlte, the infant
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs s. J. Randall. Of in
anffton.
HANks-At Kirkland. Saturday. April %. 1900. Leo
Hann, aged years and months.
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n Pustfpts1iesncsy has established branch assn.
10 where classihsd sdvertisemsnts win b rscsvsd
until 10 y. each DAY The rates charged At the
oFauch Agencies ere the sams ct the Postintelii
0Qnesy business O6ice Cash ads only will b. taken
Ct hfsnch agsnces FolowinG b the list IL agencies:
YOrks Barrfngt0n's drag store,
Second avenue ana Pike.
Broadway Pharmacy, r. 4. Fisher.
Broadway ana Janes.
nentWn NIL Pharmacy, Madison
street and Fifteenth avenue.
Wal1a WaIla Pharmacy, Twenty.
0Bst an1 B1ast jefferson.
Fresbspn's Pharmacy. Ninth ave.
nue sOuth and jackson.
shirtle9s Drug Store, Twenty.
nh1Fa avsnue sSath and Jnckssn.
schnitu' Drag store. lOS: liewsll,
oePner Dosen.
North Seattle Pharmacy. Battery
ona Ftsst avenue.
\. y. 0uyss Pharmacy. Denny way
ana Fifth avenae north.
y. ,. Coatigan's Pharnacy, Oasea
Anne avenue and Roy street.
BALLANp.
Psosten's Pharmacy, Dallssa ~.
Fremont.
Fremont Drag COmpany, Lake
street asa Ewing avense.
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CHASE & MAXWELL.
y,tvot Ielnzr JIuli.. A.,iiiinH

CHASE g. MAXWELL,
First Floor Halter Building.
The following list includes some very de-
HOME PROPERTIES.
s Sa ana M rs VII shGT o jsf and s %a ii
eear and bpsR as ho os ssss
ss SsFeeis sTndss A ana ffTsrsd s
Modern style house; 2 stories. rooms.
attic and reception hall; brick base
ment. .foored; bath and toilet; sewer
usoo"HoME TO BE PROUD OF. No $50
a weil-bnilt. modern style house, on
fitted up with every convenience. and
lost on mortgage. a corner lot 6oxl20,
in choice location; convenient to busi-
.on ness; must be seen to be appreciated !,
In good neighborhood and convenient
to car line; rented 81 $i2 per month, =.
K modern two-story house, on brick
basement; well built and In good re.
=, pair; well located; me view. ~ =.
A beautiful home, with modern Inn
provements. a corner G0x120 on graded
street, overlooking the lake: In good
neighborhood; large stable; good car
si,soo--A GOOD HOME ............ No isa5t
Large s-room house: well finished: on
large lot: good neighborhood; converts
s3bco--.on EIGHTEENTH AVE. I. No. 1877
Two houses OF six and eight rooms, re-
spectively; two lots, corner, north OF
Madison. fine view.
81, 40o--NEW HOUSE No. 200
rooms and bath ROOM brick chimney
and piers. street graded and sewer, sta
BILE; two car lines.
s3.O0o--A GOOD INVESTMENT 80 No. 2os
Two houses, with modern conveniences;
rental value SIS per month
81 50D--NEW HOUSE ...............No. 200
on Beacon hill. grand view. 7 rooms;
well finished and rood neighborhood.
street graded and sewer.
So 700--INcOME PROPOSITION No. go
2-story lD-room house. modern;
streets graded aud severed a GD-foot
lot. with stone retaining wall. well To-
Gated, can be made TO pay $50 per month
or over
u.50o-A CHOICE PROPERTY No, III
New house. with modern convenicnces.
on brick foundation: ELEGANTLY
FINISHED: corner lot G0xi30. in desira-
BILE location. must be seen to be appre-
ciated,
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PARTER wanted with $4,000 for third
interest In large lumber mill showing
profits over $4,000 yearly. company own
valuable freehold. water rights and
timber limits. capital required for ex-
tensions Address -. care Post
Inteiligencer.
PARTNER with n.oOo to 81 so In manu-
featuring business. Apply II !, care s'ost-
Inteili2encer.
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AUCTION SALES.
NOTICE of sale Of property salved from

NOTICE of sale of property salved from
wrecked steamship Miami.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed will on the Tth day Of May, A. ID.
1900 at Ocean dock, Seattle. at the hour of
10 O'clock a. m. Of said day, sell for cash
for the account OF whom II may concern
the following personal property rescued
from the wrecked steamship Miami to-
wit:
Anvil, blocks, life buoys. pinnacle stands.
brass. boats. chain. cannon. condenser
tubes, compasses, steering gear, gear
wheels, steam chest, shafiing. foghorn.
rubber hose, heaters, lead pipe. rockets,
anchors, deep sea leads, iron pipe. copper
pipe, pipe fittings. pumps. rope. tarpaulins.
winches 90, wire rope, steering wheels tD,
tools, chain tackles, cargo booms. dayits.
cabin furniture, kitchen furniture. and
great lot OF miscellaneous property fuch
as Is carried on fully equipped s.00o-ton
steamship, too numerous TO mention here.
The right 70 reject any and all bids ~ re-
served. T.. q. BICKERTON g. CO,
Auctioneers.
AUCTION sale OF household furniture
the contents Of seven-room private
house. II. O.. Bickerton g. Co. will sell
on the premises. No. 1919 Second avenue,
on Monday. the soth, at u o'clock sharp,
fine bed sets. springs. mattresses, pill
lows, bedding, chairs, extension table,
rockers, elegant parlor suite. Vienna
ssnir, 80, elegant clock iins carpets rugs
Turkish bath, pictures. fine Domestic
sewing machine.
BY order Of Mrs Hafer, will
sell at public auction the entire
stock OF groceries, tobaccos, cigars. no.
tons. stationery, showcases, wall case,
refrigerators. scales fixtures. steel
range. folding bed, extension table rock
ers, chairs, etc, on premises, I5z2 First
avenue. Tuesday, May !, al 10 o'clock
a. m, without limit or reserve. VI, Levy.
auCtioneer.
AUCTION SALE OF furniture: contents
o. eight rooms, r.. q. Blckerton n Go.
VIII sell on the premises. 59i Cherry
street, on Tuesday. the Isl Of May. at
10 o'clock sharp. Bed sets, springs. mat
tresses, bedding. chairs. tables. touches
carpets rugs, crockerY, cook stove.
heaters, carpets, etc.
AUCTION sale al T. .. Blckefton a Co.'S
salesrOoms, 1912 First avenue, on Satur-
day al II o'clock: bed sets chairs. tables.
sewing machines, carpets, NararO0es
hideboard, crockery. glass, harness. bed
ding. in fact a general assortment Of use
ful household goods everything goes, no
reserve
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PUBLISHERS NOTICE Travelling agents are
,. 4. Mcclellan. o. b Loomis and r. Blanchard.
City collectors are r. 7. Hawicy John ID. sheehsn,
=. a. Goodfellow. u. c. Gerow and Robert Akin.
Postmasters everywhere our agents Pay money
only TO these aud TO resident agents in the
various cities end towns Of the Northwest
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Man to help clean house DC
hour: rough building carpenters .or N.
men for N. p. S. company wo-k. free
pass; laborers for G. N. Ry, 81; short
wood cutters. $50 cord bolt cutters 81
cord; skid road men W.; teamstcr to
wood choppers for Yukon river. 81 cord,
fare paid part way; colored hotel cook,
sl4 week: night Waterman, $2.25. In mill.
Jap boy for general houscwork, S week.
board and room: Jap cook, 4 in family
SIS, board and room; chambermaid, $50
and room: edgcrman, S22, fare, SOC.
and Yesler way. Phone, Main s65.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOTICE--The firm known as Edw srds &
Hollbrook has this day mutually dissolv-
ed. | viii continue 10 do business under
the head Of c. r.. Edwards. 1901 second
avenue
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WANT ADS.

Advertisement undep any
heading n sciassifeA columns.
10 . word each insertion, mtn-
aBum charge, 25c. CLASSIFIED
a1vertissnents running enc
month without change Of copy.
o1.6O per Iins (seven words
count 20 I1ne). On three
0onths' order, e1.SB per line
Ger nonth, on six month"; or
Asr, p1.2O per line per nonth,
- yearly order, 81 Per fss
Der nenth.
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SOME GOOD BUYS ~ VACANT LOTS.

si.coo--4 lots, including corner, on yeslcr
way.
si,26O-its lots sp-i2o feet. on Second ave.
nue. north.
sGo-A corner lot, soxi3o: streets graded
and severed.
ss09--A LOT on Summit avenue; streets
graded and severed
N0s0-2 lots, corner. l2oxi20. on Pros
poet street.
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Personal.

III .EG ANTI.Y furnished apartments. large
reception room. sleeping room hath room.
large closet and phssagewag. newly fur
nfsheG new papering. woodwork white
enamel and gold windows. gas. steam
heat hot and cold water ali the time.
stand electric lights. long lease. suit
able for two men or couple: terms. 80
month within two blocks Hotel Butler.
Address A q. care Post-Intelligencer
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DUNCAS-in Seattle. at zsi,i First avenue. Sunday.
April y. TO Mr. and Mrs. Angus Duncan. daush-
ter.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

DANCING classes for new beginners.
private lessons daily at Wilson's Dane.
ing Academy. teaching all the very lat
sst ballroom and theatrical dances, terms
lowest in city, Ofnee and academy.
Ranke hall, Piks street and Fifth ave-
nue Telephone. Green 1880.
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EMPLOY MENr WANTED = rEMALE.

EXPERIENCED girl deeires work one day
and evening OF each week for room only
ADDRESS & l. care Post-lnteillgencor
A situation TO cook for a club OF four or
rve gentlemen; S. per week. Address X
80. care rost-lntelllgencer
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FOB sALE-NACHINERY.

SECONDHAND MACHINERY-o One slide
valve engine. i1isx24. wooden rs wheel.
two hue boilers. Is feet By 60 inches,
% or "a 3 inch nues. used about four
years, guaranteed to pass inspection, 100
pounds steam. claimed to be good as
new, one inch new Waters governor.
the boilers have two stacks, fronts
CRATES and No. Is injector all pipes and
connections. Is feet OF I Inch shaft. 20
feet OF 2 1915 Inch shaft: 20 feet OF
7-is Inch shaft. al with boxes. one iron
pulley. SoXlS inches, seven or eight
Reeves puileys. one StsaTns secondhand
edger. intake 7xe0 inches: one carriage
and husk. r. p. Allis & Co. make; 26 feet
inch steam feed: one sold tooth s.
inch saw, gauge one solid tooth IS inch
saw. gauge. one Dinsmore governor
and some betting. one slide valve engine.
12xis. Grays Harbor Commercial Co,
Cosmopoiis. Wash
FOR SALE-New Scotch marine water
back boiler. feet diameter. 81 feet long.
dome 90x50. furnace. 70 inches diameter:
~ inch tubes. feet inches long. Ad-
dress ID. A. Robinson. iaa Washington
building. Seattle. Wash.
TWO horizontal tubular boilers. 4oxs feet
10 inches, 4s 3-inch tubes in good condl-
ton. Inquire 1902 Pacific avenue Ia
coma.
FOR SALE-One horsepower boiler
and one horsepower engine. in good
condition. Inquire Frye Bruhn Co.
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CARD OF THANKS.

CARD OF THANKS.
--~---~-~--~---------------~->---
THE old lady who sells papers on the
streets takes this means OF thanking
Napt ~ l., Widrick for his kindness In
presenting her with an umbrella 20 keep
the sun on Mrs. r.. NJ Eldrldgt
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WANTED-2.000 rocknen for work on
White Pass a Yukon Route; wages
$3.50 per day and upwards: board 100
per day. Also station men for heavy
side hill rock. which will be let at high
est prices; tools. powder and all sup
to NJ. J. Heney. contractor. IL Colman
block. Seattle, wash; Inns of Court
building. Vancouver. or Bennett, b. G.
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SENE,N-roOm modern house. Furnished.
good location; fine view: nrst-class car
service; cheap 10 right parties: refer ences
required. 30 Eastlake avenue.
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roR RENT-HoUsEs.


FOR RENT--A l0-room elegant new res
idence; charming location
\ e-rOum residence Thirteenth avents
north Of Madison
\ s-ro9m new residence; modern: North
y few cheap residence properties for sale
on easy terms
FEHREN- MARVIN co.
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LICENSES TO WE'D.

Marriage licenses were issued FOR the following
couples at the county auditors Office yesterday:
Charles Gilbert tfD and Mrs Mary L. Gilbert
t3st. Seattle; II. G. Shock sf. San Francisco. and
MARY J. Putnam III, Seattle; Lewis Z. Wright l2l)
and Pearl Kirby Gil. snohomish.
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AN IDEAL. HOME SITE.
OF lots on beautiful knoll IN Denny
Thurman addition; streets graded; mag.
ON QUEEN ANNE Hill.
A corner, i2pxi2s. on HIGHLAND
DRIVE: magnificent view. for +. si.b1
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BEDDING
PLANTS
or ALI.

fftIsa'IN y W K''NI1III q fFlUt.
THE PROPER thing for Cape Nome Is
one OF our Wheeler * Wilson new hand
sewing machines; also adapted for foot
power table. the only hand machine
not using gears when run by foot pow
er. prices reasonable. Hans0n's, 2I5 Coz
lumbia. Phone Black 1921.
JOHANNA OFTEDAi.. medica, electric
Ian, treats with electricity all diseases
nervousness. rheumatism. electric baths,
magnetic massage. . Union block.
phone Blue ll2
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!eeeNaeeeseNesseessesssee
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SALESMAN wANTED-Most liberal ar
rangement will be made with capable.
experienced subscription book salesman;
new standard works; no competition.
For full particulars address Syndicate
Publishing Co.. 9H Market street, San
Francisco. ,
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GENUINE BARGAINS.

NfAssN fF<hAtftHhsf1f
kse1-FOr si-fDom corner brick motel:
ground floor office. lease. clearing 30
monthiy,
81 s10-For Zl-room house. new furniture:
new building ali light rooms; q deci led
bargain. half cash ana balance Easy
terms. netting $50 monthly.
81 sO9-For iS-r0on brick house. right IN
town. netting $50 monthly: lease: owner
going 10 Nome; has recently reused
Al kn
Sx0-For il-roOm rooning house 5sau,i-
fol home. elegant furniture. mast be
sold.
LELAND SPENCER A. co.
Basement P,-I building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-07
DAILY kennebec Journal.
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
A Woman's IDEAL.

\ fellow with long mustache that
droopS
In graceful swoops around beside his chin.
W nose dad is ricn, who wears a uniform
With buttons made of brass. No matter
what
Excuse he may have found for DOMINIC
it,
Just 50 it makes him look the soldier. and
Affords place for him to wear upon
Ills bulSing chest Il medal, which, per-
chance,
Came with . ten-ccnt box of chewing
gum.
There must be shoulder-straps or epau-
lettes
And gildcd braid upon the coat. His legs
May rub together somewhat ut the knees.
But mustn't bow. And he must have a
sword
a cleaning hlade-to hold before his nose
When she trips past and tips saucy
glance
Up ut him where he stands. He may not
know
The difference between a Calling gun
And seven pounds OF bareback! He must
have
A trap ana drive a bang-tailcd horse and
be
The hero of an cscapade or two
In which fair women figure. He's the
Tha, Charms the faircst maiden every
time
Cleaning in buttons ana expensive braid
\ sport. 4 hraSSart and the lest Of men.
Chicago Timcs-H Herald.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-07

The older people III Augusta VOL re-
member Aunt p.tIy' # the North
parish. Shc was a lover Of nature ana
skilled i'm all its lore. At this season
cf the year she went into the woods
vi.h basket On hCr arm. From tht
pastures sha gathered wintcrGrccn. m
tcr the shady pines s2rs2p1riiia root
aud the shining green ryrrla. hy tn"
i.ruoIl the bark Of the tag-alder. from
thc folds dand,lion ann dock root. ana
from the hillside the fragrant tWigs IF
the spruce tree. From I'll these FAa
made a beverage. pleasant a. thc taste,
excellent f. The stomach, and Aunt
pully's r1 beer was famous TIL" COM
lry round. Tho good mcn St. llv"s
ar:cr .hcm." The original Aunt DolIy'H
!Caot b,.r IT. SOLD nj Eowdit,h 4 Web
st,I's fountain; drawn in oarthrn
strius always on icr. Test IT'S pleas
ant. refreshing and hcallhful proper
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Jams a. Shaw vino lives near
ToCuIy. was in the city, Saturday. look
ing for his boy. George. who. in com
parry vita Edward Baker Of Gardiner.
ran away from h ne ANA went Il"
Eoston. Tlcrc they were found wan
dcring along the streets At m hour
after which they should hc with tn"
U hitc-robed throng. city Marshal
Brccn received telegram giving
warming of the boys being taken. IL"
located the Shaw boy rs being the son
If James A. Shaw AMI gave word to
the family. 1t seems that the Shaw
hoy had been living with his father
and the first Of last week took 1t into
his head, it is believed, to 90 ana see
his mother who is in Boston. There
t,o bows were found. Young Baker
arrived home. Saturday, on the boat,
but the Shaw boy did not return with
him.
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Al Epidemic OF Whooping Cough.

Last winter during an epidemic Of
whoopinG cough my children con-
tracted the disease, having severe
coughing spells. We had used Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy very success
fully for Group and naturally turned to
it at that time and found it relieved
the cough and effected a complete cure.
John Z. Clifford. Proprietor Norwood
House, Norwood, n. y This remedy
is for sale by Jno. Coughlin, III Water
st, Druggist.
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WORKING Night and Day.

The busiest and mightin9st 1 littlc t Hd,2
! ifn pills. Every pill is 4 suGar-coated
giobuic IF IF health. that changes weakness
into strength. listlcssness into GGncrEF.
bran-fas, into mental power IT, I naa;t Re
oniv HI. ncr box. Sold by Eowditch q
Webster. Augusta; c. y. Eeane. Gardi-
ncr; n |; Lightbudy, WaterVliic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-07

Davis & Grady the contractors FOR
the foundation Of the drill hall gymna-
SUM ut the University Of Maine, be
gan work on the excavation, Saturday
morning The work will be hurried, a.
the contract calls for its completion by
June l. The bills for The erection Of
the superstructure will not be opened
until May 2S.
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pors COFFEE AGREE WITH yOUs

II not drink Grain-O-made from pure
rr1ins. 4 lady writes: The first time
I made Grain-O did not like it but after
,iI,,,n nc Is g back to coTea." II naur-
ishrs and feeds The system. The children
g. I'VE STRENGTHENING substance Of pure
brains Get a package today from your
rr"cer. follow the directions in making It
ana you will lave a delicious and health
mi I" be leverage tor old and young. loc.
q MI 2l..
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ing cat some be iutiful work, white as
the driven snow. This IL largely tn
result Of an abundance OF steam ana
power. From now on they prGplS
making new record. They want
another frst-clasS ircner.
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BISHOP GOODMAN
Visits Augusta-confirma'io in Morning and
Sermon in the Evening.

day, and the entire day was spent at
services ut st. Marks and st. Barnabas
| Chapel At which the bishop otficidted.
After the regular morning service at
St Marks church. 16 persons We're CON
iirmcd. \ method somewhat different
from the ordinary was used at The con
firmation. The bishop was seated at
the entrance to the choir stcns and
each candidate came forward eepar-
ately, after which the entire class; was
arranged in a row ana The hishon de-
livcrcd them an address.
In his sermon the hishap took for hi;
subject. "Christian Irnity." taking HE
text from ST. John Y 1G In his front
mcnt If the subject. the hishop cited
three kinds or unity. Intellectual I'LL
lstituticnaI and organic.
He said that Intellectual unity hos
always been found imrnssfhla Ineti-
lutional unity H.. Illustrated IL mon
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Challenge.

The Alert base ban team wiahr; to
announce that they are ready to meet
any amateur team at any time, ..ld
would like to meet Nickcry & i.i'l'e
team. or Bangs, for fun. marbles on
money. Address. Manager, Ii North
Il root
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HaIe's ~
Honey Of
Horehound
and ar

and it causes no indigestion. 25t,
soc, sr.oo per bottle; the largest size
cheapest. At all druggists. Be sure
to get Hale's.
Pixies !nathaChe Drops Cure in One Minute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-07

Don't Replace a Bad Cold With
a Bad Digestion.
Colds are cured quickly and certain
ly by
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AUGUSTA LODGE. NO. III. F.
~ & \. NJ. Special communication.
NfG% Tuesday evening, May Is, at 40
nv O'Clock. Work in the +. \. de
" v gree. \ cordial invitation is eX-
tended e. all MaSuns sojourning in the
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75C FOulardS

lo9 yards Of Pink Strip French
FLANNEL. %3-iach wide. very dainty for
Shirt Waists. Dressing Sacks. or Night /
Robes, soc. quality. Special half value !
price.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-07
Augusta Lodge Directory.

q CusHNCC r. A. CHAPTER, No.
-. a.. Stated convoCation. Thursday
@} evening, May, Z. It .3o o.Giock.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-05-07
Foulard Silks

2i-ingh wide. blue with y
extra quality Former price.
great value.