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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-15
Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
the head of WANTED. FOR SALE. TO
Is cents and cents for each Subsequent
insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT. In
sending by mail. remittance of postage
stamps should be made with order, as
counts for
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H. Bangor { Aroostoek
% RAILROAD.
~ Arrangement Of Trains
- In Effect Get. II. 1901

Pullman Buffet Parl0r Cars. between
Garrison ana Bangor on trains leaving
L. NJ.
LEAVE Portland. 100 p. NJ: Augusta.
- 4. NJ, Materville, 20 \. M; Ban
s@r, Gl5 \. NJ; Arrive Lagrange. s0a \.
Iron Works. ln,o9 \. NJ. Norcross. 9S6 \.
NJ: Milhnocket. 49, A NJ: Sherman.
T. \. NJ. Patten. lilo y. NJ: Island
Rams; Ills 4. NJ. Smyrna Mills 1l.45 A.
r NJ. Houlton. 200 p NJ: Bridgewater.
I've r. M. Presque Isle. LIS p. NJ: Car
hon. 20 p. M; New Sweden. 25S p NJ;
Nam Buren,. 400 p. NJ; Limestone $40 p.
FoXcroft 500 A. NJ; Guilford 9.32 A. NJ;
MoEson, lU.1S \. M; Greenville, 1850 \.
LEAVE Portland. lO.25 4. NJ: Augusta.
u T. NJ: Waterville, 1.20 p. M; Bangor
rs =, NJ; Arrive Brownville. Az P. NJ:
Norcro>s. 5.43 p. NJ; Millinocket. So p
sherman. GA P. NJ; Patten. III P.
NJ. Island Falls, III P. NJ; Houlton. SIS
lo.15 Z. NJ: Fort Fairfield, 1905 p. NJ
LEAVE Portland. l2.i0 P. NJ; Augusta
!.5n p. NJ; Watervile sos z. M: Ban
gor. HIP T. NJ: Brownvilie. 6.i5 L. NJ;
LEAEE Montreal va r; n; Quebec.
IN r. NJ; Grecnville. 90 a. NJ; Monson
Junction. 6.25 a. NJ: Guilford. So A. NJ:
Dover and FoXcroft. Zoo A. NJ; Katah-
uiH ZION W pfkS. I'll \. NJ broWEFllIt.
1.3n \. NJ: Lagrange. $50 y. NJ
ARRIVE Bangor ga y. VI.
LEAVE Fort Fairfield go \. NJ: Car
ihou. 6.15 y. NJ. Pressure Isle. at \ NJ;
Houlton. SO y. N: Ashland, 90 \. NJ:
Masardis. - y. NJ; Smyrna Mills. sti
y, NJ. Island Falls, 9.17 \ NJ: Palteu.
9o5 y. NJ. sherman. 90 A. NJ. MILL
nocket. II. y y. NJ. NNrcross. 1919 y NJ.
Brownvtlle. ll.a3 4. NJ. Arrive Bangor.
ln5 Z. NJ; WatervilIe. 3.n> p NJ; Au-
gusta. $50 II. Nj; Portland. J.2j L. NJ.
LEAVE Caribou. II 4 A. Nj: Van Bit
rem 1n.n0 4. NJ: New Sweden, 1103 A. NJ.
Limestone. 9Fo \. NJ; Pressure Isle. 12,15
7. NJ. Fort Fairfield, Ills A. NJ: Bridge
water. 12.56 7. NJ: Houlton. 100 2. NJ.
Island Fails, 500 p. NJ: Patton. 255 2.
Al Sherman. 3.35 F. NJ: Norcross. 4.30 T.
NJ katahdin Iron Works. SIS P. NJ:
I:r"wnvillc. 80 T. NJ; Lagrange. 6.o7 +.
NJ Greenville, 3.I5 T. M; Monson. so
I. NJ; Guilford, Az p. Nj; Dover and
FoNcroft. 506 +. NJ; Arrive Bangor, I'D
y. NJ; Waterville. $50 Z. NJ; Augusta,
10. 81 T. NJ. Portland. lbs A. NJ
GEO. NJ. HoCGHTON. G. T, a 7. A.
w. NJ. BRONN Superintendent.
Bangor oct 10 IAN
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APPLES, APPLES, APPLES.

Fall and winter apples pippins. yellow
Flats, Gavensteins. Sweetings. etc. TO b.
delivered at our store in Gardiner in bar
rels. ready for shipment. but not headed
Must be No. i and hand picked ".
will pay "A good. fair cash price. r 7
Harmon 81 Co, Gardiner Next door
Gardiner Beef co. seuf9dt,
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til you are promoted and are able to
support yourself before you think Of
marrying.
The young officer astounded the Ad-
miral by not retiring precipitately. He
even ventured the reminder that the
Admiral himself had married when he
was but an Ensign. and that his mar
ried life had been a happy one.
Red BIZ Kirkland glared at the
presumptuOus speaker for a moment
and then thundered:
Il know ] married when | was an
Ensign. My father-in-Iaw supported
me for several years. too. but III be
hanged II yours will"
AS most people who have encounter
ed him know full well. Senator Hanna
has very expressive way Of saying
things. relates the Chicago Chronicle.
frequently he is detained at his office
at Cleveland until too late to eat his
luncheon at the Union club. where he
usually goes after leaving his office in
the afternoons. On these occasions he
eats his lunch at the restaurant in the
Perry-Payne building and is usually
accompanied by his private secretary,
Elmer Dover
While at luncheon few days ago the
Senator, who usually writes out the
lunch orders for himself and his score
tary, wrote cold ham and ice cream
for his secretary without asking him
what he wanted
Il know what you want" said the
Senator. after handing the order to the
waitress. You always eat cold pig
and ice cream
But I'll tell you he continued.
quite seriously. iii you continue on that
fare YOU will soon be nothing but a
frozen hog
Many interesting stories are told ~
little Dorothy Drew. the favorit.
granddaughter Of Gladstone. says the
Chicago News quite a host OF nota-
bilities have entered their names on
Dorothy's list OF friends she coaxed
an amazing autograph out Of Ii Hung
Chang and has met Rudyard kipline in
one Of his happlest moods They had
been in the grounds together when
Mrs. Drew appeared
Nov. Dorothy. / hope you have not
been wearying Mr.. kipling." said her
mother; and Dorothy. the soul ~
frankness and honor. replied
"Oh. not q lit mother. hut hc HAS
been wearyins me"
When no other power IN earth
could tempt Gladstone from his books
Dorothy never pleaded IN vain. He
must have talked To her a great deal
OF Armenia. for Dorothy asked just
after his death.
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FOR SALE.

ELECTRIC JAR-WARRANTED TD
CC RE HEADACHE IN ~ seconds. It-,
4 SURE cure iur neural giA tooihachc AMI
asthma Price Ec, AZ toughiius drI-
store Or II. J. Mitchell 4 O.. KenneburA
NJ octlr.dlv'
FOR SALE OR RE:NT-My property III
South Chestnut street. Good orutcui..
house. water to sink and cellar. !4-.,
corner lot. garden. berries. fruit E;
Al~n for sale cheap secondhand pariof
F. : Small. Gdnnett's Publishing Hous-
CITY. nctl5,dlw
HANDSOME P.tRLpR COAL STOVE
cheap. I std unlE months at C a. NJ
ManIs T"Eus road about /. miles frnn
briig-. oet>.l.
FOR SALE-The property situated d
corner of Water ana Academy streets ii
Hallowei. Inquire Of ". : WoodsiL.
at Hallowe!l Market. oct5d DIV
FOR SALE-Dwellins mouse. conIainine
II rooms and attic; stable barn and Ian,
in Farnlnsdale, Me. known as Maple.
side. the property OF the late Isaac J
Carr Eighteen acres of land. includ.n.
"ood-lot. excellent vegetable garden. I'm
avenue Of naples. fruit trees etc: lar.,
CiSternS in house and stable and GOO,
drainage. This estate is well situated
about a mile from the city Of Gardner
Me. and on an elevation commanding .
good view of the kennchcc river EN-.
trIc cars pass the avenue entrance ant
there is free mail delivery. Apply 10 :
W. Carr. Bowdoinham. Me- or IT. :
Webster. Gardner. Ne. oct3. DIV
FORM FOR SALE.-known az TIE Bal
COCK farm: situated at Spears Corner
" est Gardiner; near church and school
On rural free delivery mali route: ilI
acres; well divided in fields. pasture anG
woodland: buildings in good repair: pr:c,
right. Apply. Fred p. BlaisdelI, Gardner
Me. r. +. u. No. l.
oct1. diva vino
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FOR SALE-A good home tor someone.
at z reasonable price. One story ana !
half house. with oil. Hen house GOO
barn. orchard. with thirty acres VI land
two miles from kcnnehec bridge. Oh
ToGus road. one quarter mile from elcc-
trio road To Togus. q. +. Brickett VI. ID
oCtl DIFF
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STORIES OF THE DAY.

captain j. W. Webster of the trans
port Milwaukee. who took General
Cronje to St Helena. amused the old
hero and his wife with graphophone.
relates Ainslee's Magazine. Although
the instrument is common enough in
Johannesburg. the General knew of IL
only by report.
Il heard you had box that talkc |
like man. he said to Captain Web
ster through an interpreter. Webster
telling the story. goes on:
Yes. General" l replied. and if You
and Mrs. Cronje will come into my
stateroom l will give you an exhibit
ton"
They sat down soberly in front of the
talking box. and ! slipped in a cylinder.
containing Moody and Sankey's hymn.
The Ninety and Nine which had
been told they sang in their own
language. The effect was startling
They recognized the tune at once. and
Mrs. Cronje burst suddenly into tears.
Her husband turned away and wiped
his eyes. and l could see by the spas
modic clasping and unclasping of his
hands that General Cronje himself was
deeply affected.
TO relieve the tension | put on
record with lively banjo solo, and in
Il moment the old gentleman began to
smile and beat time with his feet and
head. his gray beard wagging to the
melody. 1t was funny to see him.
When the music had ceased black
kaftir boy. a boy servant. who hai
followed the party in. said awesomely
that there was an evil shirt in tho
box. Cronje frowned down the sus-
gestion. but asked whether it wasn't
done by some trick. like ventrilo-
uuism, making an expressive gesture
with his lips.
TO satisfy him. | took the machine
apart and explained the principle, and
he seemed deeply Interested | left the
instrument at St Helena
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Boston
Steamers
Tail Arrangement.
ommencinq Sept.
20. 1901. Steamer
Della Collins

will leave Augusta at leo p. m. taiiowe..
~. connecting with steamer l>enne"ec
which leaves Gardiner on Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays at "V. Rcn'
mond 40 and Bath at O'Clock tor DDS
ton.
Returning Will leave Union narI bH.
ton Monday Wednesday and Friday
evenings at 8 O'Clock for landings on he".
nehec river
Freight taken at fair rates.
Round trip tickets good FOR the seas''
at reduced rates. $500
JAMES E. DRAKE. PrasfhenI.
Allen Partridge, Agent, Augusta. 4.
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I..'a. trains leave Augusta az FIJI
co,. THROUGH TRAINS
GOING WEST-G.90 A. NJ for Iew;s,
49,, ~ n'''is '"h' fniinps. kockai1u POI
am I'M, i'4st1h. Bridgton. Montreal ana
iston Ea ' ~, ~ f@r Brunswick. Lew
kangeiey. Rockland. part;an nd 1Hg "s,n,,'
No. Conway. Fabyans' Janraa,o, ''1 S.'
nam Mm n, f., Berlin Falls. Groveton.
ana Bcecher Fails. 80 p M oG 1ncar rs
Portland; 3.J1 =. NJ texpresg, for Ep,,ns,
wick, Portland and boston. cnnncc.irc
tor Bath, Portland, Lewiston, Cornish
2 Mo. CONWAY and Bartlett; i055i
4. VI. might PuIlmanD every night fnr
lewiston, Bath. Portland and Boston.
2w a. M. daily except. Monday for port,
land and Boston.
GOING EAST-I.32 A. NJ might
PRESS tor Skowhegan. Bangor. Bar Har-
Dor. ST. Stephen, Calais, st. John. H.I;-
FAX and Aroostook county and to w.
ington Co. X. X. Monday morning. goinr
east does not connect for Skowhegail nor
or o lpeyone Bangor. except to Ellsworth
& Wash. Co. r. R.: $40 A. NJ, for Water.
yilie. Belfast, Skowhegan. Bangor ana
E B,useksport, l2.35 r. NJ. Wateryile, Bangor
va e. a. r. H. Nanceboro 4,
stephen Calais Houftoa. Wooist ~
81. John and Halifax. and TO Iewiston'
9 gls oakland ,ar Jya and W,nthrop 70 e&-
Wash Coz p n iIIai ,Eaa bsrsHarbor.
and Katahdin Iron Works! $so p n i ne
Watervilie. Oakland Nafth Arson. Eincl
ham Skowhegars .Eelfast. Foxcrnfi
Gre g, Bapgoy gid Town ana Matt Natl.
SUNDAYs-GofhaT west gs We ~
Portland. Boston: alG.2S a. Nj. lo55 = NJ NJ
for Brunswick Bath Portland and pna.
ton Going east, l.52 4. NJ. Bangor. XII
4. VI. and 2.5o r. IT. for WatcryiIJa anI
Bangor. 'e am
The Night Pullman Train leaving a
~ A. NJ. Monday morning. gong III
Toe not connect for SkDwheEln' nor IN
ouhdaE morning for Belfast. Foxcroft or
Wash. GO r. r. J." anu
ACCOMMODATION Tp,rHc
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FOUND.

SORREL HORSE. thinnish in flesh.
White stripe in face. two white hind an
kteS. owner can have by proving prop
~ and ra~'~g charges. Office. '
White, Augusta. pct1odSts
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AprOpos of the recent marriage of an
Ensign in the navy short time ago.
who did not have an r-abundance
of this worlds goods. some of the
veterans at the navy yard recall this
story of Rear Admiral William Kirk
land. who was affectionateIy known in
the navy as Red Bill" SAYS the New
York Times.
a young Ensign hesitatingly found
his way into the Admirars cabin one
day. and with a great deal of circum-
locution and coughing finally let it be
known that he loved the Admirars
daughter. and would be the happiest
man on earth if he had her parent s
consent to marry her.
No. Sir" Numbered the Admiral
NO. Stree. Not now. anyhow. No
pauper of an Ensign is going to marry
my daughter. You'd better wait IN
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10 IET-Fhe Elisha +. Pinkham house
- Green St; terms reasonable. Apply TO
f. J. {. Little, Attorney. 1ag Water St
prt1o ,Itf
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LOST

a LIGHT TAN OVERCOAT. between
school and Maple streets. Finder please
leave at Merrill Brothers octlid2;
SAY NGS BANK BOOK NO. ITO
issued by kennehec Savings Bank. Au-
euSta. ontS ,sv
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N MEDIATION TRAINS

IHT1IgH ICktts % California and an
points South and West may be had Of I,
H. Walker ticket agent Augusta. the
only office in Augusta selling Via ali
routes and checking baggage free OF ex-
pense.
GEO. F. EVANS. Y. p. & Gen. Man.
T. F.. BOOTHBY, q. T. & T. \.
pnrtiand. Maine
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SPIRITTALIST CABINET SEANCE
Will be given BY Prof. Williams. Wednes-
day night. nj O'Clock. - Crosby st
Music. pictures and slate writing ny
spirit power, this is the only chance to
see this wonderful seance Prof. vii
Hams gives private sittngs on business
past: present and future. Don't fail to
see him. Cures all chronic cases rheu-
matiSm. asthma. fits. heart trouble nerv-
Gus diseases. by laying on of hands
CLAlRVoYANT-MRS WILLIS or
columbus. the genuine Spiritual Test and
business Medium. is at q Grove st. La
dies. half-price. LIST week. Sittings. o A.
NJ. to i. NJ. ocflo.d div
PROF. MOSES. CI.AIRNOYANT and
magic healer, is located in the first hoIls,
on the Gardiner road leading from the
National Home: ladies DC gents, 50c;
massage treatment 50c. Hours = to l.
ana l" .: evenings. to s. octl7 div
PROF.. WILLIAMS. CLAIRNOYA\T
ana faimist. greatest life reader i'm the
"orid' tells gust what You want to know
past present and future: advice on ali
business changes: satisfaction or no pay:
sittings ut half price. this week. Tells
crosby St Hours, 10 A. NJ ia N y NJ.
octy5, d1w+
LIFE READINESS questions an
swered for pc. concerning business ana
social affairs. Mae Belle Herton. Angus
tn. Me. Box 90. octsdow,
MRS. CRAM. CLAIRVOYANT. can lie
consulted on health or business Refer.
ences from leading business people. Hours
from ~ A. NJ to 10 +. NJ Case taken b,.
mail. No. 3 Capitol St, Augusta Me-
oCtl5:dlwH
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TO lET-After oct. l.. House corner
of Sewall and Weston St. twelve rooms
bath hot air furnace and gas. Applv To
MRS. j. w. WEIGH, l2> State ST.
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WANTED.

A COMPETENT GIRL ror general
homework In a family OF four. Apply at
the Journal Office. septlGdtf
TRUSTWORTHY LADY for position Of
trust ana confidence, experience not
necessary. permanent ana good pay a.
right party; state where can BE- seen
Address ~ mail only. business. JoursaI
| Octl5d2t
LADIES WISHING TO EARN MONEY
FOR Christmas. who can devote three or
four hours daily may address j. H.,
Journal. octI5.dyt
MIR. HOWARD BRUCE is now ready
10 buy all kinds Of second hand furnitur.
and clothing. Mr.. Rhodes will buy for me
AT present ! have a large lot Of antique
goods ON hand. new, for sale. ouch as
tall clocks, card tables. brass and irons
| also u lot Of crockery. and fax wheels
and pewter ware. u cOny st, Augusta.
Me, octlj.dlw'
WANTED Agents. Life Of Mckinley.
by Nurat Halsteah. FulI account aasas-
sinailon. anarchism. etc Largest. Be8t
. per cent. and premiums. Freight paid
Credit given. Agents clear SIS daily Big
sale assured. Free outfits ready. Order
today. Monarch Book CO., Philadelphia,
ia. octl5,d3t
wanted-Brick and stone masons an!
carpenters.
A BOY with High school education to
learn the apothecary business. Refer
cnces required. Apply to Frank r. Par
fridge, Augusta. Me octlfdiv
TWO OR THREE GOOD BRICK AM
STONE MASONS, also three or fou.
carpenters. TO go 10 Foxcroft. Apply to
II. j. Noyes. octi4dtf
THE LADIES or AUGUSTA to know
that ! will do sewing. making or repairing
chldren's clothing. making new carpets
or repairing old ones, either at my home
or theirs. neatly and at reasonab bile prices
Call at ll9 Sewall St. Mrs. w. S. Pullcn.
oct12dlw'
WANTED-A girl to do general house
work In family of three. Apply to Mrs
W. II. Davis No. is Summer ST. Au-
GIsta octl2.d
WANTED-A good young driving hora.
Must be gentle, sound and speedy; price
must be right. Address. giving descrip-
ton including weight. also price
Driver" Journal Office. octi2d
FOR SALE-One fiye-horse portable
engine and boiler At bargain. Il. +.
Pease. Waterville, Ne. r. +. ID. No. /
octs'dAt'
CAPABLE GIRL for general house
work. Apply at 4 Bangor street.
octidtf
WANTED-A second-ha nd rotary bed
plancr. VIM II. Moody, Liberty. Ne
sept2G.dtf
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TENEMENT TO LET at II Gaunett
st Call on premises octl1Stf
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10 LET-Tenement, near north end OF
Gage street. large rooms. terms reason
apie Apply, H. H. Davidson. Augusta, or
write James Tebbetts, Belgrade.
scott DIR
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CONVENIENT UPSTAIRS RENT
ot rooms. 10 small family: also stable
II wanted. Il Patterson St. octI2 dive
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COTTAGE HOUSE and stable ON
High st House has nine rooms. Inuuir,
az 10 Bfidse ST oct2dtf
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TENEMENT ON MAPLE STREET
Address w. f.. Barrows. CITY.
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me party had under discussion the
lnexplicability of the Navy Department
Gaming the aggregation of vessels
placed under the command of Ad-
mirai Schley during the war with
spain the dying squadron. The Ad-
miral was a member of it. but he was
not taking a very conspicuous part in
the discussion. He is not given to
expressions Of opinion on the actions
of his superiors. He leaves that 70
those who were under him during the
west indian campaign. One man was
trying to find words that would make
it clear that there was nothing bird
like about the squadron. when Schley
stood in to the discussion
You might say" said he with de-
liberation. that | had race horse
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one room on Water street. suitable for
an once; rent very low. One tenement in
me Riverside Block. with bath a small
store on Cony steet, rent low and ittel
20 sun me tenant. Two small tenements
at reasonable rents in first-class renair
and good locations Inquire Of Mncon,.
Der. Farr & Written. sent5dtf
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A COMPETENT GIRL Tor general
housework IN family OF four Apply at
the Journal Office. septlGdtf
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TO LET.

FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS witr
large closets. hot water heat. with bath
room privileges on the same floor. Mrs.
ID. w. Ward. at H. Elm ST. octl5. d5ts
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10 IET-A furnished house with
stable. bath room. hot water heater. etc
inquire at ~ Pleasant street, or II. H.
tidm,eli 90 :. Harness store. Frederick
iiitniitl'- SeptoI Diff
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\ CONVENIENT UPSTAIRS TENE
MENr centrally located Inquire of Mel
NIiit Sthitn \" intnrOp ST. oCt3ltf
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TO l.ET-Two nice Office rooms. heated
by steam. electr," and gas light modern
cohIenitnces. desirable location. Address
G. III. Beane. Gardiner
Spctol ltF
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LADIES WISHING TO EARN MONEY
for Christmas. who can devote three or
four hours daily, may address j. H.,
Journal octIi ~,
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TRUSTWORTHY LADY for position Of
trust ANA confidence, experience not
necessary. permanent ana good paw 10
right party; state where can be seen.
Address ~ mail only, business. JoursaI
II I1t
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Farm, Il Miles From P. @.

Farm Of 80 acres on High street. eco,
buildings and good orchard. Inquire o.
T. A. Jones. harness maker. Gardiner
Me- mayS.dtf
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RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,

In Effect n.t - s,.1,.

p,-.--7-''- 7''"VV, UT. IT, TWI
anS'lser trains leave Augusta az
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Within the year o.; persons took their
own lives GO in 1882. the same number
IN wv ~ in 1894, 10 in 1885, 81 i'm 1896 II
Ill lN'1, and NJ IN lSiS,.-.5 males and IS
FEMALES. or The males. the occupation
Oh = was farmer: of nine. laborer; four
merchant; Two, manufacturer: two. mari
ner two. jaier: three. carpenter: two.
hackman: one each. publisher. printer
p'ihter. blacksmith. cook. mill hand. res
taurant Keeper. clerk. lawyer. machinist
Sp"oi maker. Waterman, oculist shoe
i'her. engineer. student. paper mill
worker. teimSter. lumberman. music
dealer and boss weaver: while. IF six N,
"'t ul'ttIon was given.
vi the females the occupation of seven
was returned AS housewife: one as house
Keeper; one. Homework: one. stenopr,-
pher one. nurse: one. schoolgirl: and not
stated, six. ~
:>s I" IN" means employed - com
united suicide by hanging; -. shooting
-. poisoning; eight. drowning: eight.
',ma t'i ;n .nr"ht' one snffocation by gas !;
ana IN two the method was not stated
There were nine hom:cid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-15

HANDSOME PARIDR CONI. STOWE
cheap. Used unly months ut N a. Nj
ManIS'. Togus road. about = \ miles fro1
bridge. n,t>.ls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-15

FOR SALE-The property situated d
corner ~ Water ana Academy streets iu
Hailowel!. Inquire or W : WoodsGt
at HALLOWEEN Market oct5 DEW