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Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-06-20
Local and
Personal


relatives and friends in HeTttord-
Mr.. J. A. ,Starboard, of Bel
cross. was here last week and
made us a pleasant call.
We note that the c. B. Mason
Marble Co;are occupying new
wards at No. OF Poindexter street
We have been requested to an
nounce that the Camp Meeting
at Cape Hatteras will begin on
the nth o: July next.
Elizabeth Citv's most reliable
and successful business men are
represented III the advertising
columns of the FISHERMAN &
FARMER.
Your attention is called to the
ad. of w. H. BufSkin, who offers
for sale a quantity of hay. He
also wishes to purchase some
cattle. Call on him.
The "Friday Evening Club"
was charmingly entertained last
week by one Of its most popular
members, Miss Mary Mcmillan,
at her parents beautiful home
on Pennsylvania Avenue.
r. S. Harrel1 has bought a
new oven for his Bakery at 70
Poindexter street and keeps the
best line of fresh breads and
Cakes in the city and gives the
most for the least money. Call
and see hun.
Half of the blindness could be
prevented if people would only
listen to advice and have their
eyes examined before too late
1t will cost you nothing to have
your eyes examined at Hatha-
ways on Po1ndexter street. 30
not delay, your eyes must pay
the penalty if you do.
We are glad to state that We
have secured the services of a
thoroughly competent printer to
take charge OF our esta b.Ishment
After the present week We will
be prepared to do all kind Of Job
work from daintiest visiting
card to Fair poster. We will ap
p~eciate the courtesy if our
friends will kindly reserve such
work for us. We will make it to
your interest to do so.
Special attention is called to
the advertisement OF the North
Carolina State Normal and In
duetrial College at Greensboro.
The following courses are offer
ed: Literary, Classical. Scientific
Commercial. Industrial, Peda>
gOglcal and Musical. Next ses~
sion opens September 10Th. For
catalogue and other information
write the able President, Charles
d. MCIver, Greensboro, N. c.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-06-20

Our Millinery department
was never better. or more able
to supply your needs Our stv
lish Hats - will suit YOUR style,
improve your looks, and fit your
purse
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-06-20

So stylish! silk Fculards gor-
geoslv rich aud fascinating 6oc,
and 700.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-06-20
Stops the Cough

and Works Of the Cold.
Laxative Bromo~Ouinine Tab
cts cure a cold IN one day. No
cure, no Pay. Price Is cents.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-06-20

Beautiful! The new French
''Albratoss All shades. 29c and
6oc the yard.
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-06-20

Edward the Seventh, Four in
hand -Ties-...............s oC
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-06-20

New stylish Bedford Cord ard
other shirts - elegant, sensible,
comfortable shirts ...-..... ...... soc
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-06-20
OUR CLOTHING DEPAkT-
AIENT UNDER NEW
MANAGEMENT
u MANAGEMENT

The SUITS have a captivating
charm - correct cut and Clev-
4rlv constructed from fabrics
hat are the very height Of fash
lorable elegance. They vi
prove the very best IN service
giving, and it is a fact VIDE s.
kno Vn that the fiji is perfect
Fisherman & farmer. [volume] (Edenton, N.C.) 1887-19??, 1901-06-20

It has been long time since
we had such Long Cloth" as
this, at price so short. Ioc yd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18
When We Were Twenty One"

Edward f.. Rice has organized eu-
perb company of artists and il will be
seeen at the Opera House. on Tuesday
evening. May Is. in the great Enickcr-
booker Theatre. New York. successes.
When We Were Twenty-One." which
is undoubtedly the greatest play Of
modern times. The story briefly told
is as follows: Dick carew. a London
barrister. ana his three comrades, the
Doctor the Soldier Man and Wad1leS
are bound together by ties of lifelong
friendship. Together they guard. rear
and protect the life of the Imp, the
only son Of a dead comrade. The Imp
is Just q, and as wild as young men of
that age sometimes are. He has mar
ried woman much older than him
self who proves to be an adventures
Of the worst type. Dick and his friends
set about saving the Imp from the
snarcS into which he has fallen, and
after many vicissitudes they succeed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18
CORDIALLY WELCOMED,
Major Jones Ms; Prominent Citizens and Is
Enteriainu. =. Cohhossccco Htee.

Yesterday WAS a busy one in the
calendar Of Mlio: Jones. who is here
inspcc ting the 4 nncb"c Arsenal with
a view OF chanting the same into Il
garrison post for the military. At an
early hour. accompanied by Major
Taylor. he carefully examined the
grounds. BUILDINGS end the adjacent
lands.
Al 10 O'Clock. he wos introduced 20
CongfeE sman nui i.ii.h. who hal
driven from Lake tci bnSscccontec for
4 meeting with him. :rd soon after lie
was in conference with number of
our leading citizens. who cordially
welcomed the major ana told him Of
the many desirable considerations III
connection with the question ne was
examining. After Il full forenoon's
work in this line he returned to lunch
with Majo Taylor at the Arsenal.
At o'clock, a party made up or the
following gentlemen: jor Jones.
Congressman BurleiGh. jor Taylor.
Gen. Conner. Mayor Titcomh. Score
tary of State Eo.d. Glen. J. T. Rich
ards. Hon. 4. :. Hichborn and Mr. w.
d Stinson. left in carriages for the
lake. where they were me; by Mr..
Fred q. K!nSrnan and II. q. Phillips.
The party divided. part of them ac-
complaining MIR. Kinsman i'll his new
launch on a fishing trip and the re-
maindei cruising around the lake in
the "CobbOsSee."
Late in the afternoon, the party re
turned Major Jones meeting new
friends at an informal dinner with his
b,other officer, the commandment. lie
was present at the performance OF the
Bostonians. last night at the Opera
house. and occupied one of the boxes
as a guest Of Secretary Boyd.
Major Jones expresses himself very
pleasantly relative to our prospects
for a post. but naturally official Ell
ouette entirely seals his lips as e
| what he will report to his superior OH
GERS While we certainly hope Tor 4
most satisfactory recommendation
those who had the great pleasure oil
| meeting this amiahle officer can cheer
fully testify that they have been mos
| fayorably impressed with his gentle
manly and genial bearing and SIN
| cereIy hone that his stay among u
| NAV be continued and give him AZ
pleasant a memory of Augusta as ms
| friends here will have of him.
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Death OF Wallace Savage.

Wallace Savage. the youngest son o.
Parker n Savage Of this city died, NJ -
p. NJ. yesterday. aged 16 years. threc
months and .. days. tine cause OF II ;
death being eastr:tis He had been III
but a week and the suddenness oil t"'
blow makes it all the more severe lor ~
relatives and friends who nave the sym
pathy of all who know ana admired 'h1
many creditable qualities OF the oeo'''
ed Wallace was an eXcepiio"a'iE '\'
tempered and conscientious boy ana en-
loved widespread popularity among ~
acoua;ntances. young ard Old lie h'o
lived all his, life i'm Augusta and was ca
ucated at the city schools. For $ome tih'
no attended the Cony High school.
Tho father and mother ana p'"'iie
and sister survive him. The funera' se'
vices will be held at p. NJ, MohdaN' u
the residence, No. 5 Patterson street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18
PERSONAL MENTION.

Hon. Stanley Plummer or DeN'e''
was in the city. yesterday.
Henry Cooper Of Windsor, was .
business caller. yesterday.
c. s. Downing was at Rockiaii"'
Yesterday, adjusting fire losses
Augustus Cove of Readfleid coi
WIS among yesterdays visitors
r. w. Soulc and family nave h'o'e''
to their summer cottage at
contsC.
Hon. Stanley Plummer, state se'a
from Dexter. was n caller 10 'ie 80
yesterday.
Harry Wcbber has returned
WaverIy, Mass. where he has oee"
work in a hospital.
William Stetson, the Week
hotel proprietor, was in the cry
business. yesterday.
Mrs ThurstOn Hunt OF M
visited her daughter. Miss ,,rs
Hunt in this city. YESTERDAY. ut
Hunt was on her way home from ~
land, where she has been -
the meeting of the Grand
the Order of the Eastern 'olai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18
AMUSEM ENTS.
The BOs.0nians in The Screnade. +"

Augusta was given the musical treat
OF the year. last evening, in the ap-
peaiancc of the celebrated Hostonians
IN that dainty opera. The Sarenade. -
TT" opera House was filed. large del
"gatirnS being prcS' MT from Natpryillc.
HalioWell ana Gardiner. ana il was a
most enthusiastic ANA apprcciatiVc au-
dience. The Sercnade" deals with bril-
Sands. monks. fair convent students.
haunted castles ana wandering singers
IN spain. Henry clay Harnabec the
same irresistibly funny Barnabee.
whose singing and acting delighted our
parents and grandparents. was the star
Of the evening and never was no more
dfoil or less Self-conscious in his fun
making.
As the Duke Of Santa Graz he kent
the audience in commissions and he was
ably seconded by Geo. II. Frothingham
inc buffoun tailor with aspirations ia
ne singer. Some OF tho situations in
which the latte: found himself were
simply sidcsplittin%. particularly
where he impcrsonated the mother SUI
aerior i'll the convent. ". II. Mcdonald.
Whose fame is scond only to that Of
farnahee. showed his rich voice to fine
advantage in the part OF Alvcrado. the
lover of the dukes ward. Dolore- John
nunsm re IS Romero. The u. igand chief
AID Vernon Stiles. the secretary of the
hriGand organization. also won well
de. erved eucorcs II their solos.
ON the female roles. Miss Mildred
Rogers as Dolores and Miss E.steIle
Wentworth rs Yyonne. divided the
honors of the evening ANA large shares
went To each. Particular interest CEN
tired in the appelra of Miss Rogers.
as she is popular Portland girl with
many friends here and though this is
tcr first season on the professional
stage. she has achieved n brilliant sue
cess. both i'm this role and as Allan
a-dalr in ROBIN Hood" during the Win
ter tour If tn" country made by the
10: to0iang. Her beautiful contralto
voice ana her graceful. vivacious act
ing alike charmed the audience and
won her \ place in the hearts of all.
Hrr solos anu her duet with Mr.. Nc
Donald won most enthusiastic cncO-eS.
Miss Wentworth. by her beauty. her
sweet and flexible voice and her easy
presence also made much Of \ ht.
The minor parts We're all we'll taken.
and the large chorus was superb. Some
Of the scenes called for much acting
ana every requirement was met. The
music was bright and catchy and the
stage lettings elaborate ana beautiful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18

This Is Not a Fish Story.

A. Il. Miller, who runs a stage line
TO Weeks Mills, reported n peculiar
happening. yesterday. While coming 10
the city he took a bag Of oats from
one man to another on the line. Whca
he unloaded the oats he was gone from
his team perhaps five or ten minutes
ana when he came back he found "A
flock of hens in his wagon. lie thought
nothing Of 1t, and. driving them out.
started for the city. lie had gone only
a little way. however, Before he noticed
an egg rolling about in the bottom or
the wagon. He picked it mp ana found
that 1t was warm ana must have been
left by one Of the hens while he was
gone He brought the egg in and lc.t
it at Fortier & Mcltac's fish market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18
CAN'T KEEP IT UP.
-,s.ryiIE S.GI STA PEOPLE
yER. LONt: THEN
LEtH. GiiCI>LN.

;. e sometimes IN easy matter to
~, the uuhlic, hut YOU can't keep it up
,or~ They are sure to find You
aud ,yelv time man is fooled
another skeptic is made. We are nat
,,,,I,y skepticai when reading pub
ia settlement given by some stran-
cor residing in 4 far-away place, but
!. circumstances are entirely different
H., home endorsement is presented
,,,, testimony Of local citizens renders
so-,.t impossible. II is so easy for
..,., n investigate. Read this case:
,r,s ]. +. Cousins Of 8. Grove
..,a+ saws: Mir. Cousins suffered
,,uch and long from the imperfect ac-
go, nj the kidneys. Not only We're
the pains in his back severe. but the
,..,ations Of the kidneys We're excess
siye so much 80 that his rest was
,,rch broken at night because of this
,senIty. An advertisement in our
daily paper called his attention to
poan's Kidney Pills. He procured a
how NJ c. *. Partridge's Old Reliable
drrg store. directly opposite the post
otg,e The use Of less than one box
81 the remedy absolutely ended the
troubles arising from his kidneys"
~, -,, nv all INaI,r- prira IN
cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo.
\ =. sole agents for the L. S.
Remember the name-Doan's-an
.ota no substitute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18

Tuesday night will lie an important
occasion in Masonic circles in Augusta
when the degrees from the 4th to the
10th inclusive will be communicated
and the 18th ana 18th conferred in full
form. The work Of Kennebec Lodge OF
Pcrte elton will At G.15 +. NJ he opened
in regular convention. and at 6.45 there
will be 4 special meeting of Augusta
Council Of Princes Of Jcrusalcm. A
special meeting Of F.ncth CHAPTER or
Ro-c CroiX will convene At O'Clock.
The work will be followed by ban
quet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18
The Capito! Case Co.

The Capitol Case 90. was oreun.z d.
yesterday, At the Office % leslie 9. Cor
ni2h, with til" following officers: Preai-
dent. +. T. Eradstreet Of Gardiner; treas
urcr, ?. q. Nickcry If This city; directors.
+. .. NicE"ry. +. 4. Bradstteat ana A.
c. Harlow of Gardiner. y. ". IIou,s1
was elected general manager Of tn, new
corporation The assets of the Pedryoid
Case 90. viii be transferred 10 thc new
company, which viii conduct the busincss
in thorough. businesS-like way. It is
confidently expected th1t The iusinc 80 WI,
be largely Increased within shor. time
and that il will give cmqloy ment to 4
large number Of people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18

The celebrated Deuce" is dead hav
ing departed this life sometime during
Wednesday night. OF course everyone
knows that Deuce" was II. w. Wards
Wonderful gold fish that was reported
as able To do most anything but talk.
lie was found floating in his glass
globe, THURSDAY morning, and made a
nice breakfast for his old PLAYMATE
the cat. The only cause to which his
death can he ascribed IS lonesomaness
as he has led = weary existence since
the death of his mate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18
AUGUSTA CHURCHES,
Sunday Services to Which All Arc Cordially
Invited 10 Attend.

Meeting ut ". G. r. L. rooms. sun
day, at 80 i. NJ, conducted by Mrs.
MaCoInbcr.
UNITARIAN CHURCH: Rev. r. +.
NeWbort; Services at 1890 a. NJ. with
sermon by the minister; SUNDAY
school ut Has.
ST. EARNAI;AS CHAPEL. Baneo,
Street Sunday after Ascension day.
Sunday School ut 80 O'Clock; cvcaing
prayer ut 80 O'Clock.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE services will
be hciG. sunday. at l0i5 A. NJ. ut No.
. Sumn"~ street. Subject: Soul ans,
Body Wednesday evening meeting at
as.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Sci
enlist. Services nj the Christian Sci
rncn reading room, purnton building,
Sunday 1T 1915 4. M; "Wednesday
evening NEE ting IT 80 p. NJ.
UNIVEI;SALIST CHURCH: Rev.
c. \. Hayden. pastor; Morning ser
vices at 1890: Sermon by the pastor:
Sunday school ut noon: praisa service
AZ !. topic, How can we help to bring
peace into the world" led by Prof.
Cook.
PEOPLES CHURCH. Northern
avenue: Rev. T.. CuIlum Grimshaw
vii! preach morning ana evening:
Sermon atl0.3o. theme. Moral Agency
At 80 the second of the course of lee
tuicS on Lille. Tine Personality of
Life: Sabbath school, 1l.45: y. +. :.
f.. ESQ.
FREE BAPTIST CHURCH: Ever
cit Leshcr. pastor; sermon at 1870 \.
NJ; subject, The. Greatest Question
Jesus Asbcd't :Hnday-school at noon:
Juniors AT , L. NJ: Y. T. :. 4. r.,
G.i5 Z. NJ; 80 f. NJ. Evangelistic
service; subject of sermon, a CalI to
the Careless
WATER STREET Gospel MIS-
sion: Sunday School at 10 A. NJ:
gospel mcc lings ut 3 and 80 T. NJ /;
meeting every night i'll the week except
Monday; Bible reading at 80 +. NJ,
Thursday; Cottage prayer meetings
on Wednesday At go f. NJ. al the
almshouse; Friday nj 80 L. NJ. At Mr..
Davis on Cony street.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH,: Rev. +.
=. Hope. pastor; Services at 1870 \
NJ. sermon by the pastor. subject
Mans Need Of God" Sunday school
at noon, Junior Endcavor meeting at
3 l.. NJ; y. f.. s. {. f.. at 60; even
ing service al 80 with sermon By pas
tor. subject, Gods Work as an Inter-
prefer Of Gods Word" Wednesday
evening meeting al 80.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.:
Morning service at 10 % with sermon by
the pastor. Rev. Norman Mckinnon;
subject. The Mission OF the Church:
s'undIy-School at noon. Union meet
ing of TIE Y. Il. S. G. T.. with the
Junior G. L. at T. NJ. Evening
Service with address at $50: topic,
The Bread and Water Of Life" Mid
week meeting at 80 Wednesday even
ing.
GREEN STREET II. L. CHURCH
Henry f.. Dunnack. minister; io."o
morning worship with sermon. sub
iect. "Revenge ara Forgiveness.
Sunday school follows morning ser
vice: $50 Young Peoples service
topic, "a Promise and Prophecy.
80. Union Young Peoples service
Anniversary Of the iIpworth League
| Thomas II. Dodge. presiding; Address
by Rev. f. T.. Newbert: subject
wholesome Religious Sentiment
address. Rev. Chas. A. Hayden. sub
icct. "A Prophecy" address, Rev. VIM
a. Cashmere: subject, The Epworti
League Music will be furnished by
Mrs. Yorke. Mrs. Reed. Miss Robinson
Miss Kearney. Wednesday. 80. prayer
meeting with short sermon by the min
| iStcr
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a. II. Ward has a vapor stove
houSekeepcrs should see at once. Said
never TO have been one like it. IN fact
wonder tn behold. This is enough to
excite Your curiosity. the stove will do
me rest. Ask about the Quincy re-
fiiserator when in the store
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18

The Crop Reporter, published under
'he authority OF the secretary of agri-
culture at Washington. says that the
average condition of Names meadow
moving lands, May |. was 96 per cent
IN" average condition Of spring pas
lures was leo per cent, and the pro-
portion of spring blowing already done
WAS 30 per cont.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18

- ''.'F iA'in san P"p'c Y"n
JIM 'i"'''' prizes "l "'cyc!'3 th"t nay
III ~ '7' w.
r. vou want w .-ot ,.,..,r ,-,.,.,... ,......t,
,.,,,, ..,,,,.,,I ,.,...,' III NH IN
Stevens & Ballard are selling ut Slg flr
bicycle or storm Gse.
- IMMENSE display 81 nov. lr'al
. .' 'o,'y III Nj II fni!eF H. N'Fy m"
on strawberries; :rDols' ciIoam1lre. n
-. =. -
,a ,'I.t,' '.''S, ''',' ''f''''y "l"t''
nnd Ioc rnods i. .,ir.. 'f.r !, It'll,
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There will be Il sale. today. If premium
pansies. hciutropos. hydran4cas. dni@i,a.
astors ana nice ;ptttd plants. at Par-
i MI T'"i'' "pi'"SI''
poo l''''''
II will be wei t, examine mo; o,lr
Sherburne 4 ipalr>'a "a b4t their eir.an.
window display ana the bargain NUNS
viii appear ns YOU examine thc display
Note lie fancy SOC. shirts inr only @sc.
..c,-, -,
go go 90 '''' "a '"N" h''"
In III" h"'l'''"' \" It'll! "'"i'"'h
rnrl Y, oy.rIont .his .u,u, n.ir n.u
ront mint b.n-t ran ., ON ,,,t ..... .r .
;e-ia.
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+. r. ''"Nlh@ III h'8 "A" aiA": i I'M
t"0"n'' f""H' ~ VII" rN'3r. pants. S'liT' I.
MATS ana SUITS ~ '"t prices "iS -
i'o"ap'E an "hiii' Yea iL't AMI man!
years nave convinced 4 l"H'ttA"e 81 tus-
Rowditch 4. Webster would cail bicycle
riders ana baseball players attention IN
their new Syracuse susp,neury wh:cn
'"cH l"''as' .'" az 80 p'' '''t ''''- ca" a. ''
~ - " . \,
''iS' rem -''' !" III
Buckley 4 Goodrich fr,r -av o.c lpt
If beautiful nat l;u~. &c. y3la.. on .iiIf
price. two fnl. asr.: AIS, the ln. value for
IL Thtv ofr,r ~ inneu;,, ,,l;l. Il, bays,
ribbed srheoj horc. dnunl, lyurr; IN. tn-
day jn-t.,a or a.r Tbc lima \, buy
n clearance S'I' 81 :" carts 81 H""'
news /" N" hhhY ~ inns season ~ me
year Keep the little Gears IN Tie ~ n
air. A. a. Srulc Will jo his part hy MAX
airs ,ra also .,,no,,,, III. ..r,ri,Iticp
-
swift y Iurncr are tioS'nE "ut their
large stock Of iartlinicrf, SLID StN Vie and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18

For a stiff neck there is nothing bet
ter than a free application sof Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. 1t quickly re-
Ijeyes the stiffness and soreness, ef-
fecting a complete cure. For sale by
Jno. Coughlin. III Water street and
T. G.. Uoulehan, Gardiner, druggists.
TuTh Sat
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Augusta Lodge Directory.

AUGUSTA LODGE. No. al. r. *
n A. NJ Special communication.
10Y Tuesday evening. May .. NJ 80
W o'clock Work in the r. \. deSr-e
cordial invitation is extended to all
Nasons sojourninS in the city to he pres
'"' IRVING o GAGE. w NJ
CLAUDE w. townsend. Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18

George Clough. an cmployc ct the
Edwards mill. slipped and fell nea.
the mill. Thursday. striking on is
face. The left side of his face was
badly cut and bruised by the cinders
and stones and one eye was SOM swhat
injured.
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Daily ksnnebet journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

Inc Boston Clothing store have the
courage OF their convictions, see the
straw hat window.
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SPECIAL SALE LOCALS.

Tailor. Carey & Reid can quote you
some special prices on bicycles TINT may
surprise you.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18

!f You want 70 g"t yoIr moneys worth
you should hay" a pair Of the boots tLat
Stevens & Ballard are selling ut Slg f1r
bicycle or storm Lse.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18
TO CONTRACTORS & Bull DERS.

seated proposals. vii hc received by the
tuidtrsigncd until II o'cloch y. NJ
Wednesday. May 9th, 1917 for fire pTool
neofs and the rcmp,eiing and finish ~ OF
pne az til" female wings of the insane
,,','du"nS may lie seen ana all infotml-
uoh obtained at the hospital, AuS,I~t3
mt. aud al he onoe Of cuomb.f a. Gibbs.
!hchterts. Lewiston. he
't"n"sa & viii be rrCe V ii for the waoi1
UT PARTS Of the work ana mltc:ialS.
al pit 90: ais Ia be address ed 10 the
,"'Ih az trustee Mdir" insane Ito ;p'' ~
nasnS'a he. and mailed 20 or !eft witt
hcrp,al
Nc Ne r'rh: Is RI served to re jet any .r all
=. o. ViCkERY,
Il. +. SANBORN,
nj. S CAAti>sE1I..
.o,,,, Building Comi.littce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18

An immense display Of nov. frcah
plants today at ]. T. Fuler's. very Io,y
prices; splendid assortment LOW prices
on Strawberries; Brooks cucam1ors. 7c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18

w. G. iIawos. Cast Sid, variety Store.
has mnliitud" Of practical and usefu Z
and loc goods ~ SOUS fur ic. ard 81 Ha
also IN his M ,Eumcratcs lots Of goods
at low prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-05-18

The Corner Ca"dy store viii have
crushed strawberry and vanilla icc cream
today. Fresh m"lasscs cream iic. rcr TIL .
broken candy gr.: walnut creams. I;c. bu Y
nanas IL ana - for Pc