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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-20
WAS NEVER A PRIEST
Denial Of Statement Concerning the
Life of s P. Stanton.

! A couple of inaccuracies were intro
duced into the story of the death OF
Harry Bernard of Tempe printed in
/ this paper yesterday morning 1t was
stated that he was once 4 jus.ice of
the peace in this precinct. which was
an error. The name was COMPOUNDED
with that of George Barnard, who was
at ONE time u justice of the pace
here. The error however, to which
me greatest exception was taken was
statement that $. p. stanton who
was examined here for completely in the
muitier Of Barney Martin and family
before Justice Bernard was an ex-Cath-
ollie priest
Regarding this matter the following
communication was received at this Of
flee yesterday:
Phoenix. July 10. 1901.
Ed Republican;-The Giographer of
Harry Bernard in this mornings issue
Of your paper refers to :. p. Stanton
as an eX-Catholic priest. This is an err
Tor. stanton was never Catholic
priest although ne went far upon the
road towards priesthood He was ex-
p-lled from Maynopth college for i'm
moral conduct. and although he took
his case in person To Pope Plus IX he
failed to get himself reinstated.
HECTOR RIGGS
Mr.. Riggs knew stanton well and
knew him by reputation before he saw
him in Arizona in he early eighties.
Ii came to the notice Of the church
limo, In ha
was travelling through Montant collect
ing money ana representing himself to
be a priest 1t was learned that that
was Stanton. Mr. Riggs knew that
student by ths name of Stan
ton had been expelled from May
nooth and had appealed to Rome
That was in the early seventies. and
some years later the records of the col
lege showed that only ons man by the
name of stanton had ever been ma
circulated at that famous college.
When he came 10 Arizona Mr. Riggs
frequently heard OF the Irish Lord"
who he afterward learned was Stan
ton. He met him at stanton station.
and In the course of their conversation
stanton told him in ribald manner
thait he had once visited the Pope. burt
Tor Wnat purpose he did not say
stanton was killed by a Mexican in
the later eighties. His assassination
was known beforehand by certain pros
pectors in The vicinity of the station.
some years before Stanton had in
suited the Mexi-an's sister. The brother
a boy then, tried to kill MIN. and fail
ing, He'd TO Sonora. He returned about
1886 and hid around in the vicinity of
tine station, awaiting the opportunity
which afterwaId came. Those who
knew Of the presence OF the assassin
ana not think enough Of Stanton to
warn him
stanton was man of learning and
'aleht. bu' was coarse and repellant.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-20

has never been away one day in the
last ten years.
Sheriff Truman has returned from
Casa Grande.
Mrs j. T. Bartleson and daughter,
Miss Borgie, have gone to Long Beach.
hoping to restore Mss Borgies fast
failing health.
Mrs. A. :. Barker and daughter have
gone to Los Angeles for the summer.
Mrs. Charles VIII low has left for san
Bernar1ino.
Quite a number of our young ladies
are preparing 10 spend next year in the
Tucson university
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-20
NEWS OF FLORENCE
Festivities Going On Regardless of
Hot Weather.

Florence. Ariz., July 1G Especial cor
respond nee Of The Republican, Flor
ence is again teemirg with life and full
OF busy activity which is all the more
arpre, lated because Of its few weeks of
temporary relaxation. Hotel and res
tdurlnt accommodations are unequal
10 he ,yemanss Of the trlvehng public.
All seem to be Aud Lang Syne"
friends ana the general glad to see
YOU" air. added To the charms of the
p,aea. makes this indeed a desira bic
spot in which the heat and rain are
forgotten Yesterdays festivities We're
delightfully."- unique and refreshing. Tae
two base bah teams engaged in a con-
test. the regulars playing two to one.
winning the purse Driving. p!cnicing
AMI l1Ss0oing were some of The amuse-
merits Of the day and the dance hall
was filed II Overlooking in the evening
Ceruslio Angula, one Of our rising
yCung merchants. was master of cere-
monies. Lots Of bright, reSh and hap
by young UeOT.e WIRE here from all
Pants Of tn. CcuE ~.
Miss Bertha Cllff fance Of Hon VIM.
Beard, T. here as he guest Of Miss
Lola lie Baron. Mr.. II. Mcqueen of
Mesa is hers. Almost all the young
men represen, new neration and
a new style. Tao az wor. pretty gold
nose glasses pending from bug.on holes
ana Wore, oc ayi1nally. Pretty navy
blue suits an6 w,-i:e '.tlw hats. The
shirt waist young man was no whar
- D 9 al Il -. a. 4.
From Tempe, Mrs. Elvira N.caJis and
daughtery Mr. r. Nichols. Jr VINO
Joined his family here from the Picket
Post mountains Also Mrs. w Penn.
accompanied by her sister. Miss Dora
Leon. and Oscar Penn Jr.
Mr.. Geo. Morse. ~ KcnIworth, is
here; also M. and Mis Thomas Wells
Of Mammoth. Mr.. Peter. Cosgfay. Mr..
Isaac Draper and Mrs Lille McCatey
all Of Cottonwood
Jesse Mayhcw Of Casa Crane. also
c. T. Watson ana r. :. Messenger: Mr.
G. Smith. Of Butte and H. c. Heineman
81 Tucson.
Judge Abraham HuTohreys. Of the
supreme cour. ~ Hoaolulu. was here.
warmly welcomed by his old friends.
'EAH !" y O. III bA ishNAbft mas ffiuIn-
ed. bringing with him w. V. Lander.
The latter gentleman represents seven
ty-five u.'Eons. and is here SOLELY i'm
the interest Of putting capital and min
eral in touch with each ether. He will
return 10 Boston in q few days
Judge Morris and Hon w A. Blair.
Of Prescott. are warmly welcomed here.
MIR. r. G. wilkins. Of Portland. o..
thinks the place and climate delightful.
From Kelvin are Messrs Henry Mar
win. John Mayen. Miss Catharine Har-
lis Mrs Eaton. Mrs C!lv Hacket. and
II. l. .Lare.
From Troy, Il. G. NJ ssinger and w.
II. DaVis from silver King. w II.
TomUwen ara NJ G. Gusman. from
Whitlow ranch. Mr.. and Mrs. William
WILLOW ana son. William ID. whitlow.
Mr. A. f. Barker ia clos ing his store. |
He Is about sold out and will in the
future devote his entire attention TO
his office as county treasurer.
Mr. Dan Stevens stays always at his /
post, regardless of heat or cold. AL !
though he owns the livery stable ard |
manages express and stage lines. ne |
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-20

In the National Association of Anna
teur Oars'men ar egathered in Philadel-
phia for the annual regatta which will
be pulled off on the Schuylkill course
tomorrow and Saturday.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-20
NOVICE.

All accounts due the ARIZONA Hay &
Grain company should be settled at the
Golden Eagle stable.
G. NJ. STURGIS a. co.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-20

1t is said that by rising ten miles in a
balloon very cold atmosphere will be
found. What the psople need most in
Kansas City now is cheap balloons
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-20
FOR OVER FIFTY YEARS

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children teething. 1t
soothes the child. softens the gums.
allays all pain. cures wind collie, and
Is the best remedy for Diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents q bottle.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-20

The man who lives to no purpose
lives 10 bad purpose.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1901-07-20

S15-Buggy harness, all handmade.
N. Porter's. 142 East Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

cape cod folks are hapP4 oe' "ESe '"c
cranbcrr} crop has been very hcaVF 'hiS
fan. Cranberry growers always look on
the apple yield as a kind of barometer OF
me prices that can be obtained for their
,,rias \e rule. when apples are
Plentiful ana cheap, crsnberTies hn5 r1,s a,S9 -,
- - Us ,3 bteh there is a better market
Sorrtt Ior the a''" care ape COD berry. tousekeepers
tvi,,ently use cranberry sauce when apP'e
saI,cc becomes too expensive a luxury
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

~, iic Of tn" Princess IL England W.
tho British government provides mor.. M
IrSS 'lb.rally Tor her cld"r brother Primo.
victor phIi""p Singh, Who is married \,
Lady Nnn Coventry. laughter of thu t.a1i
dnd Countess of Coventry ii furnish. /.
nothing hut mere pittancc to hrrS,,if
ana to her younger sister Th" Princess
docs not get on We'll With her Dusk
brother and her white sist"r-in-law In
deed. Lady Ann keeps entirely .llOof from
the re ldtiv"S nf her Indian husband. and.
10 make matters worse. the lat" mahara-
laii married. not long before his death. i,
fdrtS, quite young woman Of humble
origin, IF English parentagr who has
never been on friendly terms with h.-
St"p-ddught"rS Indeed. owing to the. lat
ter declining TO have anything to do vita
her. an arrangement was mad" after thu
late maharaj jah's death. whereby ths
countess of Sclkirk undertook. i'll behalf
of the English court ana Of the Secretary
Of State for India. to act as Chaperon to
tn" two young princesses Lady Sci
kirk, II may be remembered, likew'a
chaperoned ana still chaperons, l believe.
Miss Pauline AStor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
FOREIGN CHAT.
King Edward as the Editor of
the "Court Circular"
srssia's Vain Attempts to Stamp Out
Polish Language.
-. n,sty Princess Sophia and Her Journey
from England to India.
RkE2h.

Rkzae
,,;nc Edward, like the late Queen
....ar;o is in the habit of personally
ssiting what is known as the Court
',..o,,lar" that is to say, the brief an
.,ncament issued daily TO the press
sneer,iug the doings of the monarch
~ his censort during the previous
s.ir =, honrs This being the case. it is
= .h,. of note that the Court Circu-
~, IN enumerating the guests who
.o =, compriscd the recent house party
~ sandringham. describes the secre-
III. of the Russian Embassy and his
,,fo as Monsieur and Madame
nan,idoff Prince and Princess of San
pnator instead of Prince and
p,,rcess of Demidoff," as they are
,,s,auy STYLED in London and else
,ao,e hut in error. The King is per-
f,at,v right. For the Demidoffs are
III russian princes, or even Russian
,l5lcs On the contrary. they are Of
,reu.hat plebeian descent, the foun-
Ill of the family having been viii
,,,e blacksmith, who as a reward for
,,enainr some pistols which Peter the
,.,eat prized greatly, received tract
: and which eventually proved TO
artsin most valuable mines. The title
= rrin,a borne by its members is an
,toran one ana was acquired by pur-
,baso from the city Of Florence in the
.orlv part Of the last century. when
r1ororcs like several other Italian
';,i.s retained the odd right To sell
;tIes. These prerogatives have long
s;rca been abolished. although the tiny
ralian republic of san Marino still re-
,a;ne the right To confer nobiliary
,itIrs which it sells for cash. davoting
Nh, proceeds 10 the maintenance of the
foundling asylum ana hospitals of the
liny state.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

The most recognized Indian authorities,
such as Sir Lepel Griffin and other equal
~ cruditc .NngIo-lndians, deny. hoWrIfr
that the late maharaJah had a Drop nl Tue
blood Of Runjcet Singh III his veins.
claiming that in reality he was The off
spring Of a stable-man and Of hHrcm
woman Of Runjcet. The latters real son
was asSassnatcd by some % M MINIS
ter. who produced forged document
according to the terms Of which Runj"ci
Singh had adopted Young Dhueep as his
SON and recognized him ~ such. Thr
English government frund II con! !tHloI I
Ia shut its ewes to this fraud, since il
facilitated the acquisition Of the Sikh
E,mpirc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

Princess Sophia. who is now in this
country. was. therefore, born ana reared
AS 4 Christian. but il is very dollbtlh!
whether her faith is very profound, ana
il must not be forgotten that at the time
when her father madr his futile attcmp;5
to return to India he soIemnly ren"unced
Christianity. and resumed the faith "i M
forefatherS and if the Princess really
manages to reach India. il is quite likely
that sh. may do the same thing. on"
thing is quite certain, namely, that II she
visits India as IA Christian she VIII D"
treated by her fathers people ana py
OriantaIs I'm general with contempt, dS Il
renegade Her father was but II years
old at the time when Great Britain an
nexed tn. Sikh Empire and took posses
sion not only of the entire PnJaub, but
Iikruise of the kohinoor diamond. which
had been the most highly priced posses
sion Of the great Rungect S!ngh-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

Y Is not generally known that the
new lor4 mayor uf London. Sir joseph
IlmSdal", is descended in direct line
IRON that Robert Dimsdale who, on
IN" picture representing William Penn
2S ~ the act Of concluding his famous
reaty with the North American In
dlanS. a 1884, is portrayed as standing
"t the side Of William Penn. After
ms, II need scarcely be added that Sir
Joseph comes Of Old Quaker stock, a
,'rlnlnent member Of his family hay
HiE been that famous physician Of the
'.1hfeenth century who received from
empress Catharinc Of Russia a fee Of
,'''"" and an hereditary harony Of the
'.u'sian Empire for successfully vac
''u'rihg the imperial lady and thus
R'SprVmg her from smallpox The
'diohN IS now held With the permits
,.'A q the British crown by a cousin
'' sF Joseph's | may add that
'n'hS the treasures Of thu Gold
,""hS Company in London are
"''I'ner OF gold and silver articles pre-
',i''ed by the empress to her English
musician and likewise a quaint little
,"" or gold cap ana clothes richly
.,"dmented that had been worn by the
imperial children.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

The Princess, although duSky and
petite is not wholly Oriental. For. Will.
her father was the late Mahara iah Dhu-
leep Singh. her mother was a half-caste.
OF the name of Miss Bemba Muller,
daughter Of a German missionary al
Cairo. named Ludwig Muller. and one OF
the latter's $ converts, a girl Of the Copu,
race. and who. it is understood, occupie
a domestic position before the missionary
made her his wife. Bemba was. however.
sufficiently iusky to constitute in point o
hue a suitable match for the late ma nara
jah. ana the I;tt.. Queen Victoria took
rather fancy to her, and, being especial
ly Interested in the fact that the maj i
riagc had led to the conversion OF thc
to Christianity. insisted on bc-
coming god-mother to their eldest chilli,
now Prince Victor Dhulcep Singh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

LIFE REApTNC;-SiX questions an
~w"r"d for %. concerning business ana
social affairs. Mae Belle Bcrton. Angus
~, NJ" RcN 1'' nOvl9dlm'
MRS. CRAM. CLAIRVOYANT, can be
consulted on health or business. Refer
ences from leading business people Hours
from II A. ". To 10 r. NJ. Case taken hy
mail. No. Capitol St., Augusta. Me.
Uoy19diU'
Mr. Charles Sumner Carleton. the we'll
known teacher ana singer. "t Portland
has, At n" request of several pupils de-
voted Tuesdays ana evening for instrlc-
tion in singing in Gardiner. Studied four
Years iu 1talN-best masters-Italian
Method Terms reasonable. Address
'prdtn 'o-, Gardner. novl9d1w"
PIANOS TUNED AND REPAIRED
All Work guaranteed. Reference. Frank
Z. Dennis, Augusta. Also instruction on
pianos ana organs. orders by mail will
receive prompt attention. Willis H. Trask
Rural Free Delivery No. .. Augusta. Me
References. Mrs +. T. Davis. c. F. Flynt
and Mrs. H. Il. Goodrich. Augusta
oct2Sfdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

Monthly Regulator, has brought IN haPpiiness W l: %
bindrcds Of anxious women. There is posi-
lively no other remedy known 70 sneuch' t sei se
cnce that will so quickly anu saIeiy inIar uu tno
Mes mUs f. from any cause relieved at once Success
Guaranteed at any stage No pam, , uahser,
or interference with work; Have renewed
hundreds of cases where others na.e ,a.ioi;
Thc most difficult cases successfully ucateu
hy HT mail, nj, and bene fetal results guaranteed in
eye.yinstance. 70 risk whatsoever. M mGy,sat W,.,d
hundreds fla die whom we never see; write
for valuable particulars and free con llden1al
advice All All safe under
memDel, nnrr POSSIBLE condition and positively
every o possf after III effect upon the health.
is@In E~ mail, I securely sealed. 500. mons
i,trera should he registered Au,re5s, Dh.
! W. .kMMONS co ,l.oTremoH' d. no''ou
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

~ would be interesting to learn wb.tbo,
4 irihcess Sophia Dhuleep Singh who ir.
IiNCu IN New York last week ON hoard III ,
NaiSer Wilhelm der Crosse bound ~,
ltuIa' IS taking the trip with the consent
Il Il, 'iie British government or without II
heh her father. the late eX-NIahnra il :,
bluIetp singh, cndeavored To visit Ins;i
some time before his death he x'aS
stopped by the British authorities ~
Aden and shipped back to F,,ro,'n
on board homcward-bou EnrIiln
Steamer with the understanding thar ~
'N m"s 9huer arrest until the vessel bnd
PASSED through the Suez Canal and soiIr
rom fort SAID. That the Princess Sorhi
Snouiu come to this country on hoard
herman liner. and that she should s.,I,r,
tlle route OF the United .ratcS far III.
purpose ot reaching India would seem tn
Ihuitate that Shc is undertaking thn IN,
WITHOUT thc consent Of the British GOV.
'iintnt. IN which case il is nrohah III, ina
Silc VIII De stopped either at Singanorr ar.
TiSc on landing in India. ana sem hack I.
EUROPE For her presence in the Puni1t1I,
iilShl ltdd 10 trOlblc. at anv rat, .lr,1.n,r
tnc maicunt"nt element of the uati,,,s
VINO comprise the fierc"St ana most u-,r
N" IT'D" OF all King Edwards Oricut;,I
Emplrr. rs nominal granddaughter " N.
great kInG""t Singh, the last Of th,, r,l,r.
~ thr powerful Sikh Empire. shr cntIlI
rely upon rdllNing To her side uot only. y, !
th"Sr "h" are dissatisfied with EnpIis
rult, nut llkeWiS' those Sikh chiefs vi -
remain lmbJcd with tho traditions NJ tb.
Si"fl'S of tn" former Sikh EmpirC ana
"HJ UItam of its restoration.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

Tie title was purchased by old
tnatole Demiioff, who married
Princess Mathilde Bouaparte, the union
turning out unhappy. and eliminating
in separation, Anatol" pemidoft is
tor. sint. dead but Princess Mathildc.
his widow. still survives At Paris, and
continues % this day to draw the an
iutr Of $6o.p00 year. which Gar
Nicholas J. compelled her savage hus-
rgui 10 grant her
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
FOR SALE.

FnR SALE N North VassaIhorn. Sat
lfrg" lots with residences. Great oppo,
unity for an investment. Onn stand IN
y nllidliEs, consisting ~ Iarg. .-story
!"eillng with carriagr house ana stah,,.
stable. ON the main street rre.t tnr,tinr
Wake up, The train or III. marrow,
Eauge road has got to North Nn4-alborn
rms IS property belonging 10 IT. lafa
ut: Hhtha"aH, and paying a nice rental.
w ,. hIduIcH. Administrator. nov.1d3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
Special Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceedng twenty-five words coming under
the head Of WANTED, FOR SALE, TO
LET, LOST, &c. will be inserted once for
10 cents and cents for each subsequent
insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT. In
sending BY mail. remittance OF postage
stamps should he made with order, as
the charges are too sman 10 open ac-
counts for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

Iru". th" Princess is a small ANA insig-
nlhcant-lo"king woman. bit it is tbs.
Snall prlnceSscS who hdN" played VI
great rol" in the history If India ai,J II
In" conquest # IFndoo-tau tn, F.ncIiea
found that tn" states which uff.r., th..
most determined resistance and Whjcu
CAV them tn" most trouble, were precise
~ th"S" that wcrr subject tn tho rt,l,.
"t female soVcr"isns or BcgtmS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
F. 5: SMIIH CO., 28o Water St., Gardner. MAINE

Agent for B,rttcrick Pat
terms. Send lC. StamD fo,.
December fashion sheet ana
have it mailed to your ad-
dress.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

! WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW that
am receiving fresh, every day, that same
make Of homemade bread that / hay,
Soid for over a Year, ana the same ones
mat have had it come again and call il
al right. =. a. Piper. 9S State st, oppo
site Court House. uoy15dau,s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

iiAR) WOOD. fitted for the stove. Split
wood. 81; hard wood limbs mixed viii lnfr
wood. s. Also cordwood at s. Wood do
livered IN liallnwrll and Augusta. Order
leit AT = Gage st. or address r. T.. pom.
IL. ~ II, -NueHsta- noV6. diff
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

LADIES TO DO PlECEWORK for ~
az home. VI" furnish an materials ana
pay from - t. So weekly Send stamped
envelope NJ Royal 90. "a Monroe street.
'hcaS". noV3S dlt-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

Sught"St prospect Of King Edwargrr Wis
lting the south Of France. next snrinr
y" consider" that hc has been yrrv h1dI,,
ueat"d ny tne French, whose comir M,
n"rN are tult oi even far moro ohsrnr,.
caricatIrcs nf him than ,nV,h,,,' uu'' vi,
published of the late Queen Victnri, III
was formerly so popular IN Ernnn,, ,,a
ltIt I" nnlicn M nome there that ne is fnr
nor no. 'n;th his mother was about
Ills daughter. however Princess A.;c,iri
VINO IS very far from strong is Ia sneud
some nar' of the spring al San Rem"
a'iu piub "a" pionanlH be attended by Sir
oi Eden fiail and of that wondcrfuI fair,,
grass goblet described BY IonrfaIlow -
Hall. - EueH
Emperor William has urno,,rco1 "a >
& court VIII remain at potsdam mi,
' instead of Icing transferred AZ
"a1,,r, 10 herlin before Christmas. and.
~ ~ ANY, there is much Indignation a,
the capital in consequence tbaSanf I,ar III
~ IN olilH VIII II render the Perrin sa,son
u'tus"ailN gloomy, but II will likewise H.
Sinra !, ;.iJuiiols to metropolitan trade
away ~, 'ii nave thc effect of keeping
~, from nerlin all those personages n
"ie hlhd and ano.aer who would 10 .,
iac!ed thithcr by the presence ~ ~
no. of course. the people of Rcrlio do
lot hesitate to asCribe the ,ct;d,' - - ~ ~
Nuser to his i'll will towards ~ no;,n, "a
aie. Hs government. and to the rrcpn.
uiiieichces between the municinalit, ,nJ
tr tre Orown. But it is probable thar The
t true cause for the absence OF the corrt
ins rol'l ,d beriin this winter is the deep mourn
iHS ior the Empress Frederick ,nL ~
very serious ill-health Of the Emprass An
s suS.I Victoria. whose condition is sun.
cicntiy grave as to necessitate Tho u,pans,
ar f',iahd ana quiet, and the avoIuance Of ! 4
l"uSue and excitement Indeed arro,,a
riot, are aireadN being made for her r.
innoSHl' az an early date. to one Of th.
ite5tith resorts on the shores Of ~.
MI ir,lailc. and until then she will remoi,,
MIN MN her family. at the new nularn =,
i,otsdam, which. since The, rrrnnstrnctta,, a
~ itS foundations ana its drainage svs
I'm Is a lar more cOmmodious and bo,,,.
at Berlin. '"l f"lace
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

MANAGER Energetic, faithful man t.
take management office in this city. sal
AIRY. Sl23 mouth. all expenses and share.
profits. NJ soliciting. office work only
Old established house. Must have un-
questiona Me references ana SNp cash
Yearly engagement Manager. Drawer
-. New Haven. Conn npyg satifa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

FOR SALE-ln Tie state or Massa-
chusettS, a money maker grocery and
provision store, with good clean stocl.
nf goods. has six large plate glass win,
dows on a main corner where % 400 pan.
pie pass. Past owner has done $aupn per
week. Large ship trade. Rental so nor
month. so per week profits Five
minutes t" Boston. Cronan Supply Co,
jN Border St. East Boston, Mass
uo1-o at9t%
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23
WANTED.

LADIES WANTED to work on sofa
pillows. Material furnished. steady work
guaranteed. experience unnecessary Send
stamped envelope 10 Miss McGoe Needle
work Dept, Ideal Co. Chicago.
moves. d1tt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

LADIES. do ncedework for US at home
w" furnish materials ana pay y to ~,
per week. no CanVaSSing Send slammed
envelope u Standard Co. Indiana Avc
Chicago. Ill. nuv3s ais
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-23

CAPABLE WOMAN for general house
work in family of three: references r,-
quircd. Apply forenoons at 10. Middl.
street. Augusta. nuVyidtt