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The San Francisco call., 1901-12-24
sAN FRANCIsCo CALL.

BUSINESS OFFICE of The San Francisco
Call, corner Of Market and Third streets; open
until y O. clock every night il the year.
BRANCH OFFICES-52T MONTGOMERY street.
corner Clay open until $3.50 D n
300 Hayes street; open until 9;30 p. m
e39 McAllister street; op n until $3.50 p. m.
315 Larkin street: open until 8 80 p. m.
1871 Mission street: open until 10 p. m.
226l Market street, corner Sixteenth; open
until . 2. m
LOG Eleventh street: open until . D
1895 Valencia street. open until p m
Northwest corner Twenty-second and Ken
tucky streets: open until p. m.
1000 Fillmore street: open until p.
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MEETINGs-sUNDAY.

c. Y. NIILLER'S grand Christmas materializ-
ing seance tomorrow; ! p. M; 5Oc lOS4
Bush street
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OAKLAND COTTAGES TO LET.

SUNNY lower fat. large rooms; electric ssr-
vice throughput; coal and gas crate: larxa
corner lot; lawn: fruit and shade trees and
flowers: lot elevated; choice locality; viii rent
low 10 Satisfactory permanent tenant. Eighth
ave. electric cars, corner washington and
Eighth SITS, come within / block Cau Or
address 1859 Ninth ave-, East Oakland
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FURNITURE FOR SALE.

ROOMS furnished in oak, $4S so, with No.
range. King Furniture Co.. 1127-1131 Market.
MODERN 7-room fiat; everything new; holiday
present for some one. Box 3141, Call office.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
oFFICE-1ns BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

$3.50 CASH, Sc mOnthly-New unfinished cot
Jage OF . rooms; > fine lots. all fenced and
cross-fenced; chicken-hOuse and OuthOuses:
Al well Of hne water: large grove Of trees:
away from fogs and raw winds: blocks from
electric cars and g0-fOOt bOulevard fine
school. church and town hall: over 100 fam
lies on place: very nice neighbOrs; a coy
home and a bargain; price in all $500; call
or send for circular 455 Seventh ST., opposite
broadway station. Oakland: carriage free.
II. Z. JONES, Owner.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Con.

LOONAN0 AAOONAA' 1OA~ S@A~@~~
1s-ROOM HOUSE, RENT ONLY $5o..........
...: Fine eeso doeatI9n :r;:'-.''..''
Apply TO H. c. DECKER, 1920 Market st.
H. c. DECKER 1920 Market st.
SO rooms; Q entrances; clears $500. -. $4,000
30 rooms; 2 fronts; clears $500. ....... 1000
10 rooms; downtown; clears SSO....... IO0
"a rooms; Powell and Geary.-. 2100
IS rooms; rent $50; siclsness........... 1850
is rooms; sunny corner ......-..-.... 1000
10 rooms: downtown .......,::::...... l0O
% rooms transient; clears $150...... 1850
% rooms; clears 500 ................ $50
100 rooms; clears 500. o................-. G000
go rooms; clears $3.50 .-.-............ 5000
54-rooIn corner house. se.-......-......... 1000
10 rooms; on Eddy yst.................. 100
Is rooms; on Third st. ............... 050
MONEY TO LOAN AT LOWEST RATE.
H. c. DECKER. 1920 Market; phone Mint I96
WINSTON & WOLF.
photograph Gallery Entrance.1
IS rooms, new, sunny cor, part cash. $500
Il rooms, sunny, nice yard. see this. 1900
IS rooms, rent $50, part cash. .....-.. 1850
rooms esry st. e3 tUs Gor eiea paI9tg PPtg 500
% rooms. rent $52 n of Market, only; 500
81 rooms, best corner in city, rent 500. $500
46 rooms, cor, rent Sli5, investigate. $500
A NoTIcE-BefOre buying house e-s4 call on
Crel John 581D BOG Market St. cor Ellis.
Largest Ist-Lowest price--Best terms.
MCBRIDE & CO.. 765 Market st.-We have 65
lOQEinE-nOuSeS on llSI. many cN6ap anu BOOu
Before buying investigate our list.
SPIRETUALIS8I.
A-C. V. MILLER, worlds famous materializ-
ing medium; spirits speak face to face seance
Tues. Fri, Sun. p. m; Soc 1854 Bush St
BROCKwAY. 1852 Ellis. bet. Franklin and
Cough: phone Larkin 10S6-Seances sun,
Tues, Thurs S:15 +. m. 25c; readings 10 to ..
MRS. ]. ]. WHITNEY, trance, bus. medium;
life reader; medical. clairvoyant; sittings, 81;
letter. So 1164 OFarrel st: Ellis car
MUSTAFA's spirit Undertaking development
circle; 25c; Tuesday evening. T31 Twenty
sixth street. Oakland.
XMAS services by Mrs Seal and spirit mes
sages tonight by Nine. Young, GO1 Meal
lister St: 1Oc.
readings, SOC, 81; circle every night, 1Vc
W. G. KEEGAN holds spiritual meeting every
night ex.Saturday admission 1Oc. las Sixth.
K. Heussmann permanently located IVA 18th,
nr. Guerrero; cir sun. eve, 2oc; sit dally.
PROF. PRICE, NJ. O., lecturer and life-reader;
palmistry, astrology; new system. 131 Hyde
MRS HANDLEY. trance and bus. medium;
readings daily; affairs of life. 2T0SB Mission.
AIAIE THYES. all receive tests; Sun, Tues,
Thurs, p. m. 1Gc priv. read. 993 Market.
FRIENDSHIP Hall. 1856 McAIlister-AIrs. c. J.
Never; sittings daily: test 70 all to-night. 1Oc
CLAIRVOYANTS.
ONE DOLLAR!. ONE DOLLAR!
CLAIRVOYANT-PALAII
SIR HENRY PRICHARD.
Direct from Hotel Cecil London
Have 2 DSVchic lmiStrV reading and
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GLOVES.
HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

CHRISTMAS present-Danicheff glove order;
FACTORY price guar; kept in repair. 121 Grant
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S. NJ. DODGE & SON,


116O Broadway. Oakland.
$S25O-Somethins extra nice in the way or a
modern up-tO-date. brand new home in Oak
land out toward Berkeley: lot 5Ox12o; 7 rooms
and bath. Call and let us show you this
HOUSES of every description and price for sole
or rent. Apply to w. r. BARNARD I1f9
broadway. telephone Main 10
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6

-. WUUDCHOPPERS ...........
big Wages Can Be Made on This Job. =.
Virgin timber .................. Level ground
70 men to open up a woodchopping camp.
job will last years; redwood pine, oak and
hard wood; prices 15c to 50 per cord. .........
SneaP P it-re5 - .'..... A good layout
COOK for camp, sos; clearinghouse COOK,
SO; restaurant baker. $40; restaurant second
cook, 500; hotel waiter, country, $25; res
taurant walters, 50 a week; dishwashers
and others. j. f. CROSETT & CO., CPS
Sacramento st.
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1s-ROOM HOUSE, RENT ONLY $5o..........
.............. Fine Location ..............
........ Price Only S650-Payments
Apply TO H c. DECKER, 1920 Market ST.
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PERsoNALs-oont1nued.

WRINKLES removed scientific method. soc;
ina 5Oc e. IEDE2ER, 123 Stockton ST.
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Irrigated lands in valley Of Colorado River.
San Diego County. on line Southern Pacific
Railroad.
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MEETING NOTICES.

lIA0 NOI30ESs
OFFICERS and members of Potrero Council
no. a, y. NJ. l.: Officers and members are
hereby notified to attend TO-DAY the fu-
neral of our late brother, Patrick Howley,
from his late residence, 1104 Tennessee St
F3v order ED. O'DONNELL. Pres
THE California Debris Commission. having re-
ceived applications 70 mine by the hydraulic
process from Jerry Buckley and A. II. Soper,
in the Gray Lizard mine. in Butte County,
near Rackerby, 10 deposit ta1lings in Swedes
Flat Creek; from Joseph D Countrynan, in
the Tannery mine. at Oregon Hill. Yuba
County, 10 deposit tailings in Oregon Creek;
and from Manuel Fernandez, in the Inde-
pendence- mine at New York Flat. Yuba
County, 70 deposit taiIings behind the dam
0f the Nevada Mining Company, gives notice
shat a meeting viii be held at room %,
Flood building. San Francisco. Cal. Jan
uarv g. f902, at 80 ..
THE annual meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Nevada National Bank of San Francisco.
Cal. viii be held at its banking house, 301
TUESDAY. January H. 1902. at 3: rs clock
r. n. for the election Of directors 10 serve
FOR the ensuing year and the transaction Of
such other business as may come before the
meeting. GEORGE GRANT. Secretary.
San Francisco. December 13. 1901
A WEEKS news for > cents-The Weekly Call
16 pages fr wrapper for mailing; 81 per year.
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Fertility Of soil unsurpassed; water supply
absolutely safe; best winter climate in the
world; wheat 60 bushls per acre; alfalfa.
crops per year; citrus fruits for Thanksgiving
market: other fruits from 2 to weeks ahead
of Los Angeles; water stocks. $50 per acre.
So cash. balance on time.
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ALAMEDA ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALAMEDA READ ESTATE.
BARGAINS; improved & unimproved property
acquired by foreclosure: - cash. Bank of Ala.
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ASpHALTUM ROOFING.

A WEEKS news for cents-The Weekly Cal
I6 pages. in wrapper for mailing; 81 per yea
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Crops planted last July have already paid
for land and water.
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PROFITABLE r orange. lemon. peach & prune
lands t0 sell: right locality; big money; easy
payments. Healy & Henderson. Eddy st.
CHEAPEST and best in America-The Weekly
Call. 16 paSes, sent to any address in ths
United States OF Canada year for s..
free list. z. r. WINFIELD. Patalurna. Cal
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A. Near the Call Building.
Telephone Black 1-S-o-:3-
MARION GRIFFIN, 10 Market St, sTns. l-2.
Money to loan on lodg-
houses or on real estate
Big free list Of lodging houses at my office.
All for sale on my installuent plan.
A-NOIlCE-We have rooming-houses, all
sizes and prices. in all parts of the city; get
our list first. MITCHELL & CO., 1905 Marxt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
Eastern River Grange.

The celebration given by the Eastern
River Grange Dresden. Thursday cVc-
ming. NOV. :. WAS all that could he de
sired. There were i'si present. NJ, ,mhrrs
wer. entertained from t,ntcrpriS" Grange.
pittSton. Nina. SherpScot Valley. Mis-
c;tsset and Woolwch. Th" worthy mas
Ter of the State Grange. Obadiah Gardner
OF Rockland, was present. AIS" Mr.. Libby
Of Auburn. State secretary. and W. j.
Thompson Of South China state lecturer
Very Interesting remarks were made by
AL three followed by remarks hy som"
of the visiting members and also hy ScV-
"r;tl Of th.. members of the Eastern River
Grange. \ short program was then ear
ricd out. which consisted Of singing by
Ill. Grange choir: recitation by Edit il
Rcm; recitation by Mrs. Laura Bailey OF
Woolwich Grange: song by Will Houd-
l"tt": Instrumental music. Violin ana or
gan. by Mr.. RittHl and Mrs. Trafton
singing by the cnoir. after which i boln-
tiful chicken supper was served
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
& Weston, ~" Wate: M St. AUGUSTA,

VI senator's ae au"nroiS. haN. g"t
.uodly appropriations. SURROUND Il
win conditions fayorahi. 10 IorcIng its
..ltims upon tn. attention ~ ConCf'-si /.
ana tn money ~ill u" forthcoming
Now. the Improvement of the creek III
4 part OF the general scheme of i'm
pruv.Iu.ut ana bcalt ticaticn which thu
commission ha- laid out, 50 the sccr'-
tary az war, IN dcdicatin- tn, "ld
arsenal reservation {" cnll"g" par
poses. III both carrying out u l"nE
needed reform ia TN. military o-taN-
lishment ANA contributing his share iu-
directly toward the fulhlm"nt N I'll.
commissi"n's ideal.
n Tx. enthusiasm seems tr -,iz"
=. ~. y"r iusprrts the plans - th" con-
mission Leading engineer officers.
,h" ~ iiist looked sumcvh hat askau, .
II \. NV; th.y fan,icd MAS " -ch. m" III
uht rtartical considerations had
bon ~acri'l,-i III artistic ,f"'t, htf..
on ,rohin@ th. ,.h"I" matt"r ( "."I.
,orr, .ut lu taiu ,asain.ut ,tIou WI w.
Th.v appear K, tay. hc-tt I'rii,uia ti-
impressed with ihr plan for u-:uc 3
'"l 'l fif''''~'l'' '''N ''' II 'i TIM.
Nj Ill., A H't' 'l'''fl' i"Hh' H. "i"l S"li-
dui.- yir wv. "I jny.d in th" NHIu.. flir
Isl. ath"r m hich invests Washington fer
.u Ulu, u WI rN,rN year. auG rvhi II uuJ-
"mn'hl' dfiN"s th' 'ltl -'"nnd 'r""h
l." rh'h l'IHS"N a. io' 'h''p Na"''-
,Glr parks at tho trrmini M thc troll
~ INES IN" ''r"I"El'at SVr' " poo
VI hhN' i"hE NhN''"l I''INlih' ~
nome i"f th"lr hui"au- ana So ~ i'tSl
prospect ~ getting one tltd tn'N "r"
W"Si ANXIOUS 7" nay" thri" huilIin@
nt'"d INT" ~" commission S'h~m" "~
1" bath ~it" and architecture. Dr
In gic'. th' mead ~ the Smithsonian
Institution. approves warmly IN" over
h"dInS "f ms shar" ~ IN" mail. ana
d""'Inds tEat y" shan hc counted IN a.
on" "I the promoters "i tn n"M move
m"n'
u WY n MAKING III project NOR
tnt"lllEihi' q" congress ana thc pub
l't. Who cannot r. expected {" uud"r-
St'Nd I'rhnl'd drawings ana Sn"'iii-
tAticiS Mn" commission mas NOW ~
49, l"ra;I"n PAIR "f large relief
W"dciS ON II pictinT tn" mail. ihc
W MT" f"u>' @rf unds. th' river, the
monument field rtr. - they art now.
9Hd the other tn same area as II viii
app II II the scheme for b"autiii'atinn
recommended b. carried out. Tn scale
". these m"d"lS will ho such that the
r,"num"nt VIII stand about - high as
IN ordinary l"ad-pencil. Every build
lnI I'M" every trey Will =" reproduced
IN miniature" ana all tn" objects viii be
'n'orCG {" initiate nature. :" that thu
unt!rincd eye can take in the Who'll.
Z ff,Dt ~ Wrll as the eve of an expert.
Tie models viii b" placed on public
exhibition at the Corcuran Gallery "
Art IN January and February. one
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

SOMERSET.
i;I.ACk w ELL.

Many II IN" pupils Of Madison liiGh
school. attended the exhibition al
North Anson, Friday night. given hy
members oi the Academy. a pleasant
time VAS reported.
Hiram Moore is at home nuN>. from
his Numbering camps at thc l\ibhy
where II" has been staying the past
four weeks.
Miss Nesta NJ. Coughlin OF Madison.
was recently tn" guest Of her friend.
Miss NetIic +. Moore.
Some ot the members of the family
Of y. T.. Nelch. lad the pleasure of
Viewing some deer as they walked
through his Yard, recently.
NJ. NJ Moore is buying and packing
apples for ". w. ana &. X. \oycs ot
Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. NJ. Holden have been
the guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Josiah Holway, the past week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
FOREIGN CHAT.
The DemoraIized Condition OF
Greece's Little Navv.
King Othc Of Bavaria Said to Have
Recovered Reason.
Automobiles Replacing Horses. s..-Thc Romansi
Story Of a Piano.

Prince George of Greece at the leading
Army and Navy Club at Athens the
other day before returning To resume
his duties as governor general of crete,
the Hellenic navy. upon which so much
money has been spent, is in Just as
contenliih ihr "A condition as at IN" time
cf th. c.r X war With Turkey, W h"n
il disappointed al expectation. and
faitcd t. accomplish anything what
ever. even against til" Turkish fleet,
rms; -rat,.n ana obsolete though the
latter Mas.
Il may H.. remembered that when TIL"
vnr broke out IN, Greek WarshipS Wer"
expected tn lombard Constantin Pile. 10
reduce Ia ruins the various Turkish
snaports. and. above all, !" stay th'
advance az thr Turkish army of i'll
Nlsion. which, being made By means
# a railroad skirtiEg along III" sea
coast. could easily have been checked
80, a few wcll directed Greek shells.
II the Greek fleet failed 70 accom-
l,ish anvthing. it was because it was
{, una that mono of the ammunition on
board was suitable TO the guns. that
tie torprdocs were lacking in IS
8. ntiaI parts. and that the powder,
when not spoiled. was absent alto
gctheI.
According Ia Prince George. tile con
,iition of Affairs i'll til" Greek navy
today is just aS bad as ever. Tn" naval
arsenal is III "A state uf confusion while
th. ships are simply rotting. owing Ia
Il. clect. The prince dScrihes this u the
fact that the control Of the navy is still
subject to The minister of the navy, ANA
consequently to political influences. He
declared that ii was idle tu dream OF
any reform until the supreme COM
mand Of the navy vas rendered i'm
nune from all political influence or in
reference by being placed, like the
tireek army under the immediate di-
.-ection of prince ot the Ieighin2
house.
The army is commanded in chief hy
the crown prince. who is not sub"t iii
nate but superior To- the minister oi
var. and who by eliminating all p"liti-
cal influence from the army. especially
from tho mana cement of tn" promo
tions. appointments. transfers. and r,'-
,irements. has succeeded in entirely re-
forming this branch Of naHOnal dy-
fcns, and in bringing it up TO datr
There is no doubt that it IL only ~ III
~lme method that the Greek navy can
=" successfully reorganizrd. and mas
much as there is no member If tn.
leigning house of Greece except Prime,
George who knows anything about
naval affairs or who has beer trained
fnr the Seafaring profession. il il Very
evident that he is anxious to undertake
the work nf reform himself and to be
come the comma nder-in-cnief of III.
Creek fleet in the same way that his
hrothcr. the crown prince. Is
SeneralissiHo nf the Greek army.
All this serves t" confirm the heIiei
that Prince. Georges term as governor
general Of Crete is rapidly drawing Il
= close. owing To tn" imminent an
ncxation ot the island to the kingdom
nf Greece. for which the consent "i
Russia. France. Great Britain. Aus
tra. and Italy has already been OBJ
,aired. while that Of the Kaiser il *
r.Cted Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

The attitud" Of The Sultan OF Turk.--
toward France has suggested to the resi-
dents i'll TunlS. which belongs to France,
a form Of reprisai which will not com
lncnd itself to tn" Moha mind
ihe evening prayer every Friday i'll til
mosques now concludes with thr words.
May God give victory to the commando
ot the faithful, the SIltau Abdul Hamid,
II Is proposed TO substitute French R...
public. thus placing the Mohammedan
worship on the same footing as that q,
other religions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Tile first royal parsonage of the 10
man Catholic church I" take advantage.
rf the new condition Of affairs created
ty- the offc" two months ago Of the
Tontiff to receive. the queen mother Of
Portugal at til" Vatican. although >h"
Mas staying With h"r nephew. King
Victor Emmanuel. at the Quirinal, is
Prince Rupert. hcir pr"SumutiVr to TIL.
throne Of bavaria. H., has been at
Rome. 1ud after fulfilling All the rc-
GuircmnntS ~ ctiGuett" with rcGaId to
he reiGniug mouse If Italy ami to thr
Italian government MAS received in SOL
mn audi"no.. ~ the Holy Father. who
Tins for TIE first time made the ac-
tiuaintauc" nf tn" future King If III"
mast catholic Kingdom of III" German
Empire. for not only The TeignnE houS"
If bavaria. but lik"W iSc III" vast ma
iurIty nf tn. people Of bavaria. are
d"Vout Catholics. Munich is the only
place in Germany where tho Vatican
rNaiutaiuS Il l,apal nunCio ana most Of
thr dirlomati" business between the
German empire and tn" papacy Is
r.: nsact,d IN rh,. HrIc'& representative
!" The court IF L;HNari.t.
Prime Rupert is thirty-tWn years Of
aG", the grandson Of the Prince Regent
o: l'tNaii,. ana is married to :; daugh-
ter "i his Snnr what distant kinsma9.
I'uk" Charles Thcpdnr,. uf BavarIt.
Wh" has achieved such W"li-merited
lamc aS "u ocuiiSt ant who j. q
fr"ther Of the iat~ Empress uf Austria
fN IN" mrnhciS uf the .o-called
'"cnhitc Society i'll England II hich has
'fahch"S IN ills country Rupert is
looked upon ~ the Legitimate Prince Of
wales ans hiS mother. Princess Louis
.. h"Na'la. born An Austrian arch
dhcntS- a@ the lawful Queen of Eng
h''h' CIV lhS l" the rae, that -h. is less
remotely descended from the once
I'IhsIh2 nous q: Stuart t,:tn king
Edward.
Arr"rGS Of ,hv StuartS. il may h.
WORTH while explaining w.. n,..,.is,
S,"tHS 81 -" late Duke Of Alba. who
ai'f !" suddenly the other JAW III !,
A." Yak f0t'I, with regard tu tho
l'ncHSh r"rilg- 1hiS IL rec..ss4ry
dItil"u1h p" figures il th. Alma
r'' "~ 'i"tha ~ English Duke Of
AcfNlck fh"t lille Will he booked for i'm
'"lh !" any ~ the official tn.Iish
iA-'S i'nd rosters Of the Eritish
"'''''''. II Is peri -,tiy tiuc tnet his
Ii ''''S' tar natural son If kine.
I"i,rS u 81 England. and of III. first
NN' n Mtrth""ou"h'S sister Arahella
'hit'. Wa created by his father
-. ,,''N' ~ Berwick urnn T,ytrd. r.nrl d:
4','''on'h ~ 10: thumbe1land. and
'"''l - i''S""rth in the county of
III tS,rf hH patent. dated March ~.
'">'' IN" 'itir> are recorded u such in
LII iA'rht r"lis Of England. H..
,"uEht fri his father against King
"'iiam ~ a The battle Of the Royn4
90" III 'Ae Seige Of Londonderry. and
II '""SfHu nre there 4 was attainted hv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
CITY BEAUTIFUL.
Systematic Work for the I'm
provement of Washington.
Contract Awarded for New Building
for Department Of Agriculture
The Government and the Citizens Of the City
Working welI.To9ether.

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pe'toi sh"" thc Splfit III "h''h 'n'
'r"'d'f-ihihd"d ih'l HI M"SHihIi i"'
are t"hihS thc Ih"Nr!heh' 10. H'N''l. .-
ihI i general scheme i"f tn' h'-'utiN n
lhS 81 ~" Guy. th"h m I'''ht """i .
I" L"rd q itr"lt', IN N'N l"fh hi'h-
iut''s, ~ y" "rh'r '"f Il Design ~ ~"
ne" S-,ouV.''p builhlnI Tor tA- d"r"i "
'hrne ~ agriculture HuitiNlSIhE -A'th h-
lt"'t IaEl"r instead -! going ahead "i
hls own responsibility aS w" "Hi''r d'-
r"cllN "c""unt21l" Tor IL" buiidinE.
called IN II" "sSiSiAn'" nj N l'nih-
nam Ck I'M 'lmS'"id commission. I"
consult - {" IN" position th" St,'r @ht
IN" i"artation ~ IN" .,'r"Io-'i # -''1i'-
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Wed I" '"m,'t" and tn 'h'''c h'.-
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

1t is the custom IN most countries IN
r.urop. To hold tn. hat in the hand while
talking to friend. In Sweden. to avoid
tn. dangers arisin: from this durn. the
winter, ii is no uncommon thing 10 see
announcements in the daily paper in
forming the friends Of Mr. So-and- So that
nc is unable. through the doctors orders.
Ia conform to this polite usage
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Mrs l.. II. Gruhh Of Colorado. has tho
distinction Of being th,. last person to
pass out the gates of the Columbia Ex-
position the night tie STOW closed Sh,,
established this distinction from the fac.
that She was escorted out by u guard
nearly an hour after the grounds W.r..
supposed to nave been vacated. She wa;
discovered in a secluded nook wh.r. u
had fallen in u sl,.plesS r.vcric whil..
dreaming on the beauties Of the scene,
:" soon to lie given over to the hard o.
the DESTROYER.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

\ company manufactures gas and oil
cnsin" which is without valves. the en-
tln" being 50 constructed that III" piston
acts in TINS capacity. 1t claims exception
al c"mpactn'ss. Durability and especially
economy. ON plants above l'-horSe
i'ower tn" engine is reported t" consume
IN eight hours - eall.lIs of crud. pctroie-
uin AZ a cost "f cents per gallon. from
Whlch iS obtHiucd Iorr gallons OF Residue.
which makes !, VERY good ana successful
lubricant. which can hc sold for i've cents
y gallon; thus the tu, account is reduced
To 4 minimum
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12
A Sale Of Thanksgiving Linens.

W" ara showing srccial vaIuo. KY
i;lcacn"d ana Cream Damtsh -D,. .-c.
}l.oo per Vi. and a.. NAPKINS =
match.
Napkins. 5oc., 7oc.. sl.oo per aoz. and
W.
pamask Pattern Table ciosts and
Napkins ~. vAg w, &i.gn. 3.ss, - ;n.i
80 yds for 500. 10, 800. H.ae ard
Zoo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

"" more NiSious OF sailors ara to be
ad'ied to II" urrSonci Of the Russian navy
on January next. The average strength
"i a diNislon OF the Russian service is
ibolt l-ui Of an ranks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-12

Losses IN sheep. stock. wool and sugar
represent for las; year alone in Queens
land total Of seven and Il half million
sterling