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Little Falls herald., 1901-03-22
Hope for her? Why, what do you

Hope for her? Why, what do you
mean?"
MY first wife told me you said
Blanche had an absolutely incurable
disease of the heart, and"
''God forbid: Why, there never was
q thing the matter with her, except
she had some secret grief, or trouble.
You must pardon me if I was obliged
to suspect the cause of it, aided as l
was by little gossip had heard.
This kept her out of spirits naturally,
and she needed change of scene, but
l could not persuade her to leave
Lyndhurst. The medicines gave her
were only tonics. You have given her
ell the medicine she needed, Mai. God
dard. It seems to me that there was
some suggestion that your first wife
was not-not exactly sound, mentally,
when she left you. Is this true?"
"Yes," answered the major, slowly;
"yes!"
"Well. surely you ought not to have
let any absurd fancy of hers make an
impression on YOU"
Goddard rose to his feet. He looked
like man completely dazed.
II have believed her life in danger
ever since," he managed to say.
swell, you certainly have nothing to
fear on that score" said DR.. Fleming.
as he followed his guest to the door.
ut was not because I wished to see
her professionally that informed her
Of my return to New York, but be-
cause she reminded me of the only child
ever had-which I lost five years
ago"
There was no ceremony in Goddard's
leavetaking. He left the physician
staring at him in wonder as he headed
for the stairs leading down into the
office.
Father Surtees emerge from a
throng of men near the newspaper
racks and came forward in the glare
of electric lights.
'Well?" he inquired, eagerly.
"You were right" said Goddard.
"Thank God!" CALCULATED the priest,
ferfently, and they made their way
to the street. They walked half a
block in absolute silence. Goddard's s
face was full of thoughts too vague
for utterance.
There is but one course before you
now," oounse1ed Father Surtees, as
they paused on an isolated street cor.
ner and faced each other. ?.
"And that is-' .= =:
ITO make q clean breast Of Il IN tc
Blanche" .'.>
If she were oying it might not be
20 hard" said Goddard, but tear.
2f agony rushed to his eyes; ''but t
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-22
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Watch for 1t
SIR ARTHUR'S DOG MELODY.
A Canine That Had an Educated
~ Taste In Music.

Taste In Music.
It is not generally known that the late
Sir Arthur Sullivan was not only pas
sionately fond Of dogs, but had made
special study of them in every way. The
brilliant composer, whose loss is indeed
blow to the world at large, declared fire.!
Quently to the writer of this article that
in the dog is embodied all the necessary
conditions for the appreciation of music
Of all kinds and that the organ of hear
ing in dog is Of marvellous delicacy. Sir
Arthur bore out the truth of this state
ment by relating the following fascinat-
ing anecdotes Of incidents which came di-
rectly uRder his notice:
Some years ago, when Sir Arthur was
accustomed to go down to the theater
very regularly in order to conduct the re-
hearsals Of his own operas. he was fol-
lowed every morning by a dog, which en-
tered the theater the same time as he did,
placed itself between the legs Of the mu-
si,ians and listened deEghtedly, eagerly,
to the music. This occurred day after
day, until the constant appearance of the
dog at the rehearsals excited the curios-s
ity and admiration not only of Sir Arthur
himself, but of all the musicians, who, not
knowing its name, gave him that of Mel
ody. Very soon he was petted by all, and
each one in turn invited the dog to din
ner-"Melody. will you dine with me to-
day?" These words were sufficient. The
dog followed his host, ate heartily and az
soon as dinner was over rushed off again
to the theater, found its way to the or
chestra, placed itself in a corner and new
er left until the evening performance was
finished =
Nothing could be more amusing, more
curious, than the attitude of Melody DUR
ing the performance. If new work
was being performed, he found it out be-
fore the overture had been played many
seconds. If the piece abounded in rich
and original melodies, he testified his
pleasure by his delighted barks and by
scraping his feet rapidly on the ground.
On the other hand, if the piece was only
ordinary. insil,id, Melody invariably gap
ed or yawned turned his back upon the
orches; ra, gazed around the boxes and at
last; skunk away in decidedly bad hu-
NOR. This expressive pantomime was
the most piquant criticism Of the new op-
era. ~ -'.,~
When the work Of some great master
was played, Melody always knew the pre-
else moment when an artist was going to
sing some striking song or play some spe- !
cial part Of the work, and then his move
ments, his gestures, were such as to al
most plead for silence among the specta-
tors II do not know" said Sir Arthur not
many>weexs before his death, what be-
came Of this dog later on. but his name
and his reputation are still fresh in the
memories of several musicians who have
frequently seen his singular antics" -
Ponnio $3.50 -.
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-22
CHAPTER XVII.

That afternoon Blanche, who re.
mained at home, had encountered an
experience more thrilling than any
thing which had ever befallen her.
She had tried, after the major had
left for the city, to; pass the time away
with various amusements. She had
poured out her complete happiness to
the sympathetic pages of her diary;
she had, when that joy had spent it.
self, gone to the piano and played her
guardians favorite airs, sung his ia
vorite songs, imagining him in his
smoking jacket and slippers in his usu-
al seat on the great leathern lounge.
Then a small cloud rose between her
! and the sun ct her present happiness
1t was the memory that such short
time had elapsed since another had
occupied her place, and that thought
had frequently beset her of late, but
! seldom with such persistency as now.
She tried to fight against it's influence,
to tear herself from its grasp, but in
! vain. One of the most tantalizing of
these thoughts was that Jeanne God
dard's room still remained just as the
absent woman had left it, just as
Blanche vividly remembered it on the
night preceding Mrs. Goddard's de-
parture. Its door had not been opened
since it's occupant had left. Blanche
supposed it was locked, as she had
once, in passing, seen the key to the
door hanging on nail outside.
"Perhaps," thought our poor her
oine, "if 1 could put down my objec-
tions to seeing the room again, and go
there, might not think of it so fire.
generous. But Blanche shud-
dered as her thoughts ran on un-
checked, II cannot bear to think that
| she once had all his love. She-when
| God had made us for each other!"
She would not have been the woman
| she was if these recollections had not
| stung her proud nature to the quick.
II certainly have goo>> opportunity
| now," she thought, remembering that
| both the maids had asked for a leave
of absence that afternoon, and
through the window she could see
James leaning over the wall at the
foot of the lawn engaged in deep con-
versation with an acquaintance. So
the outcome of her mental arguments
for and against this step was that she
bravely ascended the stairs, went
along the fern-oecorated corridor to
the door of the room which had haunt
ed her so much of late. To her sur
prise she missed the key from the nail
where it usually hung. Then she no
ticed it in the lock, and that the door
was slightly ajar. Thinking this was
perhaps due to the negligence of the
servants, the young wife entered and
stood in the center of the room-a tar
get for sharp memories which were
shooting into her heart from several
objects in the boudoir-Jeanne'sc couch
and chair, the divan where she had
once seen her husband with his arm
around. his wife. Blanche's face wa.
set with keenest suffering as sAe
turned her back on the canopied bee
with its lace coverings, rick tapestries
and down-filled pillows. She wa.
i wondering If, after al, the visit wa.
j, going to be productive q good whe1
she heard . slight rapptng noise abou,
| Nrs. Goddard's escritoire, which VA.
hidden from her view by tall serss1
Of painted dix in . frams ef pahoe
: = ~ =
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-22

Watch for The Yellov Man,
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-22
The Yellow Man.

Is story that illustrates the mvs-
terlous and terrible methods of these
revengeful people. 1t is intensely
fascinating: We have purchased il
and it will be :
Little Falls herald., 1901-03-22

Concluded next week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

rno soothing influence of relief
.ftar suffering from Itching Piles.
rrom Eczema or any Itchiness of the
skin,
Makes one feel grateful to the rem
edy.
mans ointment has soothed hun
dreds
says;
Hon. Samuel W. Matthews. Commits
,orsr OF Bureau Of Industrial and
,ohor statistics. State House. says:
= Give what weight may attach to my
nana in favor Of most meritorious
,.o.dv. Doan's ointment Learning
.to,,t ii ana that it could be procured
.,ou T.. ". Paruidge's ola Reliable
srup syo,e. opposite the postottice. |
,raerrad Il box. ANA the third applica-
I'm ,u,ed ease of eczema which had
,,sr source Of considerable annoy
.pc+ "a H. FOR some time
rar sale by all dealers. Price %
..r-s Foster Milhurn CO., Ruffalo. y.
so,e agents for the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

and accurate reviews Of the lea,iln. pub
lications OF The day. This number ;s he
fits the holiday season, devoteS much
space to the new books, giving also many
reproductions OF Illustrations from TIE
same ANY reader who desires 10 kee.,
in touch with the literary news Of the day
will tini this magazine All admirable
+ tmedium.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
The Old. time Gentleman.

Mir Nuritch--Yrs. I've got quite Il gal
lcrX oi The portraits Of my ancestors
but hHd u send 'rm tn III. artists last
week.
MI Call-To be touched up:
Mr.. \uritch--Its. just Il little ! ,ol!
him To make ';heir noses bigger anu red
der. 50 they'd look more aristocrltic.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
Longing.

NcJiyst r--l',: lil, to he able to get my
self rlecicu IL the Senate.
Thingunboi --Ha"' What do you wan;
to he Il Senator for.
MrIi@1ti-i don /. | simply like to have
the money Ia ncc"- Sar'ly have ia have 10
-.t IN Pc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
LOST.

DEPoSITORS' PASS BOOKS Nos 5,41
.,Ji> .,.,4H t,A'. SOL. b6a,, issued by th-
I\,nn.h",, Savings Bank. Augusta. Maine
dec l3l;U
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED
All Worn guaranteed. Reference. Franz
T.. Dennis, Augusta. Also instruction on
pianos and organs. Orders by mail will
receive prompt attention. Willis T.. T-ask.
Rural Free Delivery No. :. Augusta, Me
References. Mrs. l.. +. Davis. G. +. Flynt
and Mrs. H. L. Goodrich. Augusta.
oct2Sfdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Edward Everett Hale contr,rH''; ."
H.. December book number of the
Il brief article on books i"l'
children. His opening paragrapl nltS
~. mark directly: Il always W,S1 'h'j'
children might he brought ~ ''&
t,.ie aud as Ilv children we're, III =
:,,.,,.a which contained a few thousand
oi The test books in the worn" ~ II
u;,it, general freedom I" pr" WV ~
treir nlensurc-of course, with 'li-' n :
nf !. watchful mother over tAn','
Am quite clear that the books Wh'''ii a. =
,.,.itt,.n for children are. with a I~E
...,..,t executions. no good.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
atai.

'Deti. en-; wha; Killed himc"
Ills Huiimi1ed Idith.'
All hriSjiar :;ci"ncC?'
NO: hc took he advice of al his
friends who suggested remedies
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
the head of WANTED. FOR SALE, TO
LET, LOST. &C.. will be inserted once for
Is cents and cents for each subsequent
insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT. In
sending by mail. remittance OF postage
stamps should be made with order, as
the charges are too small 10 open ac-
counts for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

ZIG RETURNS. small investment $50
10 5000 month made selling the Wonderful
Doren system Light. More orifiant than
electric are. Can be turned up or down
at VIII. Write for terms 10 agents. Acorn
Eras> Works. Dept. Y. Chicago
decIiiltt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
Odd.

''Henpeck ana his wife are continually
at odds, aren't they?
Yes; thcy'r- forever trying to get evei
with each otn"l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

The December number Of thc FRA ar
drnx,.r. ana presents its readers with an
.,.yrrptiomamy strong and attractive tab'-
of contents The illustrated features ny
clnde rhc following: "Brisands .! M9G,-
,,,inr.d Alaska" William 4. ifcncersnn'
md Real Persons and PAGES II Fiction
~John q. Whittier" William ,. Walsh
trheIr are also several snort ~ d'i'i
,ianch.s Tnr brilliant serial, The Westcotes.
NM It i uot for its special articles an, AM
stories that the reader opens .hc Era;
nm rather for its entcrtaihlis l,tt"IS anu
~ ~, world. and its many comprehensive
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

NANTED-l.adieS To work on sofa li,-
lows. Materials furnished STEADY work
guaranteed, experience unnecessary. Send
stamped envelope L. Miss McGee, Needle
work Dept, Ideal 60. CnIcaso.
deciidltr
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HEALTH AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE
agents wanted. Address h. A. Wilson
Agency Mgr. Room II. oxford Bldg.
Portland. Me decI4d:r2
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FOUND

CLOSING EN- OFT regardless uf cost.
Some extra trades in clocks, watches
jewelry. spectacles and raznrs. The chpic-
est perfumes 35c an w. by H. S. Lewis. "t
Dr. ". .Iohnson's office. 80 Water 81.
Augusta decl3d2w'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

LADIES 70 do piecework for us al
nome We furnish aII materials ana pay
from y to 81. weekly. Send stamped en-
Neiop. u Royal Co, - Mouroe ST. Chi
cdSo. derl4dltF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

The Teton. Indian FASCINATION Is th''
sc,n,. of ltanlin iarlaud's ncw uol"t ~
Western life, vhicn ~ calls The Captain
t m. GRAY iIorS, rrut u. Nj. Garland ;
hero Is !, Young army officer VINO has
h.t.i detached from his regiment and stnt
fr r,li Ne. a dishonest Iudlatn dgt'it IN
r,.solirctful captain : Guardianship ol n.
InLian tribe b, set hN starvation and
nri;cn to desperation by catt!rIHrh ana
politicians is Iuli ut dash ana adventure.
irh, daughter Of Il United States SruHior.
= i.,nd ..r,bb,.r nf ire worst sort and the
runtainS : sworn en. my, Is Nj. tlrlhnd !
n,.rniur The story l. . pow riul and
vivid picture Of reservation me, sl"wiii5
IN. ,,nu1afu of IL GRAY h"rS,. Troop
MI; ! = arnear u"r:u. s.ri,ily il The saturjaE
Evening Post ni philadelphia. thr "I'r'-
jnc ins,ailmcEt being SchtdhIed Tor lu'
ism, of December II The story mas been
iIInstrated with spirited pictures by
Messrs. Frederic Remington ana jay
UambI idg".
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

AliSs Josephine r Ward viii receive pu-
llS for instruction in Greek, Latin, Ger
man. French aud other college pirpara-
tory work II Green st. Place.
drcl3dlN
Mrs. CRAM, Ci-AlRVOYANT. can he
consulted on health or business. Refer
ences from leading business people. Hours
from 10 A. NJ. to 10 L. NJ. Case taken By
mail No. CAPITOL St. Augusta, Me.
decndiw'
Saturday eve. between thtkurIs X Pu-
los corner Bridge and Water streets ana
Middle street. Il pIIrs" containing a small
I'M Of money. Finder pleas" l"aN" SAM
al journal office or No. =; Stone 81.
blanche NJ ToZicr. deC9dlW
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
SO SOOTHING.

ltNti: HAS Ht.EN FELT
"a so Nt\i Nt.t STA
READERS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
Books and Authors.

ne "isp'"N OF holiday books for 1901
. = ChN"uhl"dtN the finest ever nada nv.
! 'Nhter"th publishers. Not ouiv a, all
hc ~" '"N"rites appear in more az
| i've Ehl$e than y er. but there is !
| '"hS '''H ana inviting list Of new hooks
| '""' f"htot i2il t. loosen the ,uhIlr's
| pu' - "t'in%S. More ana more each
Heai "otS the choice :or Christmas
shtS Idll upon books. and in ninety
| NM cases oHt Of one hundred il is; q
Wist ana safe choice. a book ;s an
| 'htehis"nt gift ana in thes,. days OF
elastic bookcases there i; aly-,...
room for ma more
| one enthu 'iaStic book lover has for
huiat"d two general precepts on the
safJect of Christmas gift selections
which viii b. heartily approved by
many. They are as follows:
When in doubt, buy books"
neither IN doubt or not. buy books"
! t'ut IL Is no small task despite rhn
| splendid displays to he found in tho
nook-Stores, to find tie right .riff
books. Ealf the value of a present lies
| IN giving the right thing to each per-
son. This requires thought. 1t re-
! tulrcS an appreciation Of the tastes
ANA character of the person rs wclI as
"i the nature of the book. To give, an
/ unconsenial book to your friend iS as
i'll = service as to introduce. an uncon-
genial acquaintance. Hut to give :,
book that will tit into the heart o., H..
| poSS"Ssor is Il service worthy Of more.
than ordinary gratitude. 1t i like civ
ing counselor. ccmpanior 81 comfort
Fr Tor ilte
'h. nnt books arr such safe COM
| rany: Wrote one " h" waS u genuine
book lover They kerr ,n1,,. s..r,ts
! Weii; they never boast that they have.
nu-,l. or your henrt rhrrb.'
1t is in the bower nf ev4rvhoLv ,n
Civ. such silent friends ANA .saf. com
SAN" To- thoso thov Ioyn md ~ a.
,aa';v stataJ lhar. nn,... ,,'os l." ! !. ,;n,a H.
when the assortment " worthy ,nd
lLnnn,isrn hnol.s Ill. ,,r.'a,..,. ,,,1,, =. 4,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

+. Dana's Two Years Before ,ne
MAST tor Nansen's "Farthest North"
or kennan's Tent Life iii Sibe:il"'.
SCOTS "Ivanhoe" tor Hswar,.
fHie's Robin Hood or I.anier's The
Boys King Arthur. s. Gibson
r-yr-Spy. or some other good ratury-
book. .. Cooper's Leather Stocking
Tales tor Stevenson's ''l<idnapoa,lp.
10. Scudder's "Children's BOOK" tor
Miss ReppIier's "f;opk Of farl7ns
Verse;.
Margaret Sidney. the veI.-krayv1
author of the Pepper books fot chill
dren after a season abroad. has be n
work ing diligently on a new vc!ilme in
her popular series. Every yea. adds I,
new t,nck Of little readers % TIA A.
re;,dy large number OF Peppe admin
ers', ana they will await eHpecrautlv
the appearance OF the new vorlIue. 1t
is to be issued in the early Stirring W.
The Lothrnp Publishing COMPANY.
Desperate Remedies" is known as
Mr. Thomas Hardy'S first book ana
yet in the list of his works eive1 il
who's Who" there occurs first "A
Short story" This has puzzled quite
Il few bibliographers but the fact W
That thi, Short story" though vli.tcn
'O'''' Do9pciNte I''it!eu ui@S' Was
Lever published, The title. We may
sly was .'rha Poor Man AMI ~,
,,J,.-. .,n5 ,,,,, !. !, ,,... .,.,.
-" p"i' - = ""H 'l'|' Nti"H
Incorporated in another tale. 'he 5itle
of Mir. Hardy's second volume ~ w.,
>t.> no-ms announced ,. '..pna,,,.
r.,..,;,,,,'. -,
'vHi'sS' Dream "hd Deed MAS
changed by him At the last moment To
Poems ,r IN, I.,St .,nl ~. pr.u,,.
~, ,i,,, I,,
ihc N'iuii'' MS JuS' maze iS app ~
;,nrr. In connection with this il may
10. interesting T., observe ta,;,t if ma.
,.,,,., ,I,,,,I,. 49,,
w, "a """ i''' ~ WY N''h VIZ
FupiiSh"fS ms EtSi ho"k M"ult nay
been poetry. but publishers Wru!:
haze none Of IT,
The. current number ,f I'm. Vrit..r
.n.g;zine FOR Utri,irv wnrk,.... nr..s'.nt.
many hpIufII .nI int,.r..sti,.' irti,..',s
~ ,,',,,itt,, .,,,,,. ii,, ~ -.. -, wv -
,an.r ,ri\im.. ..I,a,.ts ~ ~. I,iI,in,,iti. !.
III \-furrnI N.,I N.,rfin p,...,J,.
\Iritr;s ita,.,", r>''.,,i,.1,,,.,',, ,, ,,.!,
;,inin.Iv mi ht ,;i,,... W!i,itto,, ~ il 'ai,-
'eti'i-'S ''." - " ''''o'.. lt Gu
t''ii't "'P'i 'nititS uiTNusN several IN
P't''ile hhtltci l. dUi liz oei',trhhltNlS u'-
N"'t" /" w Itt"rS "i thc pitN, Pel-
sonar ''yTSln .Np"u' MtlttS. urrthi
itri'iA I"ll'S; It'll" ifr.pl-u III. 1T"
: '0-'@'''"N' XIV "'"'" Hi'i'IH "'i'iI'''-
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
WANTED.

LADIES. something new making sofa
pillows IT home. 81 to 81 weekly, ma :
tcriaIs furnished: no canvassine. eX-
perience unnecessary. steady employment
hold Mfg. Co. Eric st. Chicago.
declid1t'
WANTED Tor four routes. good hard
workin. salesmen. references required.
Address Clerk Y. Box so. Kansas City.
Mo. decIialt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

on" magazine has announced tha; i
viii make lG". 4 year Of humor.' Aft-
.r several years spent in The compan-
.nnehiT ~ brtv.. knight aud ladies :.i..
ana III reviewing the history ot the
Revolution. as given in IN" aimost
.nuntleSs number # S"-called "hist"ti-
,"tl novels" such an announcement i 4
most welcome and asSm ine one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS.

LIFE EEADl NG-SiX questions ar
Sw"rod for 2Jc.. concerning business and
social affairs. Mae Belle Bertun. Angus
Ia Me. Box 293. novl9dm'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

\ WoltklNG FOREMAN in Ioh print +
inG Utfi' e. running one twO-r"VJ.Utiu"
W Mnitlork a. iinder ANA tnrra jobbeIg.
Mu.t D" Al workman. Steady position.
Salary 81. pr week. ~ II. sherman.
Ear Iiarbpr Me declldlw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Ana speaking on the Sa'ho
Mrs. Kate Douglas Nlgeiii
vou Hnd a twelV"-Yti'f-"'' ooH .I..
al to juveniles and 7" h"'l'i'7 ,i5,,.
,on may as well give IN poo. i''.,.o ''I
.reaturc NJ. Hv may i'll tlnr' ,'..,
to,erahle husband ana "a ''',
I,is ears will be deaf I" = !" ''''''', Mi.
pn,tI.s Eristles and the b"oN ,'.,''' 81 'op. ~.
ne viii never KNOW I'll" fa"'ie ''',l''.l o'
rho red Gross Knight. Don ''u' ,,' N'.i'.'
~ iic IT. or Aja<: DAME ana ''"''' 20 ,li n''
IN IL sealed oiacles - nj" ',hSii III. IN
vi a nr fine: the spaciousneSS q Milton =,
,,.ii, 'i forever confound him, "n1 Ae WI
reN"r
an. ...,u ON a western beach.
~, ,5,,r.f ana thunder Of the ODYSSEY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Mrs Mary Mapes Dodge r'npi % -. :,
.a;nt Nicholas. furnishes tie foii'N lag
,,". ,"." = best books for children p
-, :" tbe ages of six and twel'": J.
-; ..,,;l, IN wonderland" :. H"ns M
.,,s Nll FAIRY Tales. 3. HaNth"rn@' ;
..Worder Book tor 'he una'.a1. lr"7 Y !
TaIes.). 4. "Gullivers nraN N e'', SION
Kipling's Jungle Books - eton u,,'.
Thompson's Wild Animals t.a,I,,a.,, IA
rnn,yn" OF Harris ncle ''eh'us -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

WNNTtn--N right hand Lane rotary
rop" feed PREFER, 4. Address with do
scrintinn ANA price. i. :. T.bbetts, East
MachiaS, Me. d.c6,iGM'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

WANTED-Everyo to know, that by
climbing the stairs at - Water street.
beside Augusta Savings Bank. YOU can
save from n to ~ cents on every dollar
Of musical merchandise you buy. The
latest popular sheet music at Zoe. per
copy. uvcf ltHn t. select from. Everything
in musical goods. Frank \. Dennis M.
~: decidtt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

pII.LERSONER AND SOLE LAY
ERS. at Johnson Bros, llaliowell. Ne.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

w WANTED .b-MauUtHcruung house. SO
~ capital. wants temporary local repre-
sentative Salary, $iN weekly. state age
anG t"rmer occupation. Address H. T..
SEtip. - chestnut st. Philadelphia P;i.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

Thr current number of thu Writer, a.
nA stZine for literary WORKERS, presents
many helpful ANA interesting urtictc..
paper giving Facts tor iAc HibliophlIe, ,"
by Vincent Van Martin Bct,tr. ''ouu
Writer'S Literary Experiences are enter
;Jiliu=ly trld by t;rIc. Whit1ou Tie .,i'-
turial departments discuss several i'm
portant matters, aud the departments DE-
voted Ia 'WriterS of the Day" Per
Stnal Gossip About Writer'S. Current
Literary Topics. .."h .'li,!pt-I Inns auu
Suggestions. give much timely nn"rm.-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14
Farm, Il Miles From P. @.

Farm ri 5" acres on High street .ocd
hu.idin.s ann good orchard. lnIuir, ,t
w. A. JolrS. harness maker Gardiner.
Me nlavSdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

y GOOD DRIVING HORSE III *
change for uur ~ tie Lambert ea~oiiL,.
engines. the most reliable and bust mad.
engine on tn" market. Writ" to =. =.
IIuut Gcu'l. Aga, Augusta, Nj.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

\ MAN To 10 farm work. can at 233
Water street. aec2dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-14

WANTED--Ladies. do needieworN for
us 1T home. We furnish materials and
pay $, to SO per week. No cauvassiag
Send stamped envelope 10 Standard Go.
Indiana Ave, Chicago, ILL., dcclidltt