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

The Turkish Sultan has a double IN nus
chief valet. who Is likewise n'a ~. 81.
brother: and II STEAMBOAT GOSSIP - ,,u,n
believed, u Is the valet who oiIen , 's" 81
In MS masters place at the r..uas IL
lamlik. driving through the streets ~ ~
state 10 the mosque Tor pu. -, mo
prayers. and receiving the homase ~
troops, the public and the foreisn ais ..,;,,,
along the route. In fact. so .iino W.. '. e.,
Is this story believed that no o',e g.,
feel quite certain when saIutins W. ~"
peral euuipage on IA Friday Wne,n.' VA
manifestation Of respect Is ackuo"'e"e'"
by the sultan or by his domestic. ,,,
To the knowledge of the frehrii poI,.e,
the late Prince of Orange. 50 w WEI, ~" =,
by ms Partisan nickname OF .',oi.
had several doubles. and without nesiI
ing In any way to excuse him. !. rs ia''
that many of the escapades ana H'oie 81
rtous oHenSes-eNen crimeS-ia'u a. ms
door were in reality perpetrated by ms
alter eSOS.
The royal parsonage who suffered most
however. through "A double, was the III
tated Queen Marie Antoinctte OF france.
whose name was dragged into plackest 81
mud IN connection with the historic uia
mond necklace scandal. owing 10 the
principal actress therein being nef hVlhS
counterpart, "A resemblance upon Whi'n
the rinSleaders Of the conspiracy bas."
their hopes of immunity from PUNISH
ment.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

PROF. WILLIAMS. ClAIRNoNANT
and Palmlst. greatest lie reader in tn
world. tells just what Nuu want 10 know
past, present and future. advice on all
business changes. satisfaction or no pay .
sittings al half price. this week Tells
all without asking any questions .!
crosby 81. Hours, - y NJ to ~ =. VI.
oCt>.dlwt
LIFE READING-SiX questions an
swcred for 2Jt., concerning business and
social affairs. Mae Belle Bertou. Angus
Ia. Me. Box "a oCtad3w'
MRS. CRAM. CLAiRNOYANT can lie
consulted on health or business Refer
enCes from leading business people Hours
from L. \. NJ. To 10 T. NJ. Case taken bE
mail. No. Capitol ST. Augusta. Me.
octS. dlwF
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ALCOHOL AND BEASTS.
Birds That Like a Nip and Horse
That Took His Teddy.


Speaking Of animals cultivating n
taste for alcohol" said "A gentleman
several days ago. reminds me of the
fact that ! have known few con-
frmed drunkards among the lower or
ders of life. | have frequently seen
robin redbreast under the influence.
Cherries are frequently rcsorted 10 by
the robin that is anxious To go on "A
jamboree. and | have seen these pretty
sonrsters So fun that they could not
sill on limb without swayine. and &C
casionnlly ! have seen them fall To the
ground while in this condition.
"Mocking birds, too, are great booze
lighters when they can get 10 a berry
tree that Will produce the desired ei-
feet. | know OF a number of men who
get in the habit Of drinking beer with
sugar in il. and ! happen TO know that
they got the idea from a monkey that
was very fond Of beer. but would never
touch il until IL was sweetened. But !
had in mind story told 10y a friend Of
mine. who has spent all his life In the
sc, ton OF Tennessee where great
amount of whisky Is distilled. He il an
honorabl fellow. and | am sure he
would not tell lie about the matter In
question. He had certain horse that
he was very fond OF. and he was "A Wild.
reckless sort OF an animal. but had
nothing particularly harmful 10 his
credit
There was a branch running through
the place where my friend lived. ana IL
started on the place adjoining. where
there WAS distillery. The pasture on
my friend's place, where his horses
romped and graZed, was separated from
the distillery site by fence. just below
the fence was a small lagoon that
broke out from the side of the branch.
The water vas still. but clear ANA
clean. My friend noticed that his
fcNorite horse always drank ont Of this
pool For a while he could not under
stand II.
The frequency with which the horse
went To the place aroused his sus-
licions. Remembering that the dis
tillcry was just over the fence from tn"
pool he OWNED the reason of II all
and upon investigation he found that
al certain times every day before the
processes of evaporation got in their
work there was a heavy whisky odor.
and in fact a considerable percentage
81 whisky In this pool. The horse had
feet OF the drink. hence he made his
regular pilgrimages to the place. -
New Orleans Times Democrat
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WHEN DOGS ARE NOT MAD.

There is a timely article published in
Our Animal Friends, under the heading
or rabies and HydrOphObia." in which
some most Interesting and valuable in
formation Is given. In the first place.
it disproves number of old time
theories in regard to mad dogs. and
what it says is worth remembering
For instance, it is a popular theory
that mad dog breads water, but this.
the article says. is not so. A mad dog
is Very likely to plunge his head to
the eyes in water. though he cannot
swallow it, and laps it with difficulty.
1t is supposed. too, that a mad dog runs
about with evidences of intense excite
ment. but this is n0& so. for "A dog that
is mad never runs about with agita-
ton. never gallOps, is always alone.
usually in strange place, and in
variably joys along slowly. If ap-
preached by man or dog he shows
no sign of excitement, but when the
person or animal is near enough he
snaps and bites and then resumes his
solitary trOt. If the dog banks. yelps,
wines of grOwls that dog is not mad.
Tor the only sound a mad dog was ever
known to emit was hOarse howl, and
IL seldom does that. Therefore. if
any dog under any circumstances ut
ters any sound other than a hOarse
howl. that dog is not mad" Even
oiows will not eXtort an cutlery from a
mad dog. 1t is popularity supposed.
100. that mad dog froths at the
mouth. but this is all rot, and is about
as lar from the truth as it is possible
10 get. III dogs jaws are covered or
heeked with white froth, that dog is
not mad. The surest of all signs tina
dog Is mad is a thick and ropy
mucous ciinging to his lips that he
Nalniy tries to tear away or wash Off
win water. The authorities quoted
IN the article agree that hydrophobia
IL extremely rare. and it is their opin-
ION that nine times out Of ten the dog
. that Is supposed to be mad is not mad.
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INVENTED BY CRIMINALS.
Some Great Inventions Devised Under
Peculiar Circumstances.

At the present time the German,
French ana Italian m!a:s are all using
q COIN making machine which was in
vented and used with huge proht-mak
ing results by Manchester coiner,
whose best known alias was Henry
Harvey.
He is at present leading a healthy il
monotonouS lite at Portland. If his coin
maker had not been so perfect he might
still Ne living handsomely on its earn
ings. During 800 and 1896 the notice of
quality and make Of the money in cir
culation in Cottonopolis.
Some very beautiful specimens Of
sovcreigns and half sovereiCns Were
sent Up by Manchester numismatist
/" the London mint. asking why. IL
they could turn out such beautifully
made coins sometimes, why not always.
The matter was then given into the
hands of Scotland yard. with the result
that Henry Harvey was lodged at the
public expense. Hut his coin maker"
was so perfect that the aforementioned
continental powers all adopted il, and if
MI. Harvey had only patented his in
vention instead of working ii himself
he would now be drawing over $4,000 4
year in royalties.
The discovery of thermite mas helped
later science and mechanics to such an
extent that Mr.. Drayton. an American
steel man. said that it would. when in
general use. enable Atlantic liners and
men-of-war to be built ut One-third the
present cost.
Yet the diSCOverer was Fritz Won
Schmidt. known to the European police
as Count Ether" because he was
scientist who when wanted for bur
glary always vanished as quickly as
that volatile spirit.
During the first two or three months
of 1898 nearly c2OO0. 900 were stolen from
the strong rooms of Partisan. London
and Berlin banks. In every case the
burglar. or as it turned out. the bur
glars-twO in number-attained their
ends by melting a hole large enough to
pass either their bodies or hands
through-firstly. in the metal door OF
the strong room. and then in the safe
inside.
NO noise was made, and no tools nee
essary, save the small heating apparu-
tbs. such as painters use to warp old
raint. But by using thermite in place of
me ORDINARY spirit. such a heat was OBJ
tanned that the best steel melted like
wax in a fire. and as quickly.
Won schmidt was discovered by his ef-
lorts 10 patent his discovery. 1t must
have been during moment of mental
alteration that he explained to patent
agent IN Berlin what his thermite would
DO. for he offered to make his way into
.ne agent safe Half an hour later he
was being cared for by the police
The "v"odermc syringe is at the pres
ent time one of the most useful medical
Instruments. and thousands of lives are
saved annually by its timely aid 1t
was first brought into notice by the
raiding crime schools" in Paris.
airy. where the young idea was taught
TO shoot prisonwardS. was a certain Du
ehaillou. whose medical genius had
beeh iosi 70 the world by an early esca-
rade. which shut him ont from inter
course with all self-respectins men
Du Chaillou sank lower and lower till
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with doc,sion. II didn't do It, I really
djdn / Rut | am not going to sleep any
mor,. to night. I'm afraid I'd go !"
dreaming it again" Cropping about II,
the dark. she found her clothes and
dressed herself quickly Il didn't do H.
she kept saying. softiE.
Finally she wrapped quilt about her
and sat down IN rocking chair. she
swa yed slowly back and forth, and in her
heart was a deep peace.
oh she sighed. IL am SO happy ana
SO thankful 1t was an awful dream.
1t was warning. emphatically Ana
never as long as | live. will | ever eat
minCe pie and cheese for supper again.
In "A few moments she was sleeping
peacefully. and dreaming in her chair.
Sunny South.
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RAllR0ADS & STEAMBOars
gZhEI gMdE1g5
Effect June "a. 1901.
trains leave Augusta ar foIlov..
IHKOUGH TRAINS

GOING WESTosi5 1 hMiNS;
ton. Pennington. HangeI.y ~, tevfA
pCrtiand; Boston. Quebec ana M"a.an9
~ 3 T.. A. H.. M and ii-43 600 sundsy.u 'sl:
WIZ 'Ie eu pG,nts onIy). express Tor Eras.sf
Kangeley. Rockland, Portiann' shll,ips,
ton, connecting for White ~ boe
points. and Lancaster: 'Sos dan, 1,.nt.is
PPor,iand ana Bostonl and S52 p. M e e
so st,, M Mon ran LEWISTON. PoriIanS
NJ. might PullmanD. every MIR, ,pS p
iston, Bath, kockland, Portland ana ~ ~.
ton; - a NJ, Portland and Bos,ono os'
r, moiNG EsAsIL'l.32 A. NJ. might -,
lead Lake and Aroostook COUNTY =. 'ois.
q 4 X. X. Vanceboro. st. stenhsn
Andrews. ST. John. via Canadian T. ~
a AZ Aroosfook and Washington co,n,Inse
20 a. NJ bangor and Bar Harbor. M
q: NJ. for Waterville. Belfast and So
hegan. lewiston and way sfaton: Aow.
Waterville. and Winthrop: l2.1s nncs, ~
Bangor. Bar Harbor, Aroostook cnn, ~
t sahee eS 81; John and Halifax. Levi.
winthrop; '2.s5 p. NJ. express ior Hnd and
port and daily to Bangor and Ear IN. liz.
Dor: ~ p NJ, for Wate-yiIie nali IAf.
- North T ssAnson. Bingham; skowhegan. sel..
vile. Bangor. Old Town and Ns;;,s S.ees-
keag; LS r. NJ, for Warerviis: 9 Il,
d. "a sundays only, for 'WatervlIIe and
The night Pullman train going Fs., :.
10 n,,.s "A; NJ, runs every lght. SUNDAYS in
..uueu, put MOI fo sa1wnegan on MonAs,
mornings. nor ION Sunday morning, !,
Belfast, Dexter or beyond Bsngnr .
ceptiHg 40. Bar Harbor). and Wash ~
r. r. - "~@u- ~
Daily, for main line points.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIye
SOUTH GARDINER TO AUGUSTA
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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 sman 10 open &C.
counts for.
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APPLES, APPLES, APPLES

Fan and winter apples: Pippins. yellow
Flats. GaNenstrins. Swcetings. etc. to "
delivered at our store In Gardiner In bar
rels. ready for shipment, bat not headed.
Must he No. : and hand picked. W
will pay good. fair cash price. K. i.
Harmon q 90. Gardiner. Next door -
Gardiner Be.f 90. septsdt Z
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&, Bangor { Aroostoek
XIII RAILROAD.
~ Arrangement Of Train,
in Effect June a. 1901


Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars. between
Caribou and BE- ngor on trains Ieayina
CARIBOU al S-s5 A. NJ. and Bangor Il q
LEAVE Portland. n.55 A. NJ: Augusta.
gor, 600 4. NJ; Arrive Lagrange Las a. III 'A 4
NJ: Brownville, $50 A. NJ: Eatahdin.
Iron Works, 1000 A M. Norcross, SO A.
NJ: Millinocket. S57 A. NJ. Sherman,
sis A. NJ; Pat,en; lol5 a; N; Island
p M Houlton. no A. NJ: Bridgewater,
l2.O5 Z. NJ: Presque Isle. L. 81 y. NJ: Car
itou, 10 p. NJ: New Sweden l-5D 7. NJ:
Il; Fort Fairfield, l.l5 F: Nj: Dover and
Eoxeroft, s;Gs A. NJ: Guilford. s.22 A.. T.;
Monsoon, sd A. NJ; Greenville. $50 A. \.
kineo. II 81 A. NJ.
LEAVE Portland. 1l.o5 A. NJ; Water
NJ; Millinocket $50 P. Nj; Sherman. Sss
p. NJ: Patten. 100 P. NJ; Island Fslls
6.5s P NJ: Smyrna Mills, I.22 r: NJ; Ma
ff5ds s p Nj ~ As P4eadue IS se sr
NJ; Caribou, 1000 P. NJ; Fort Fairfield.
leave Portland: 129 P. n; Augusta.
2$5 P NJ; WateEyi5ls S}I p 4; Nj ssn:
Miliinocket. 80 =. NJ: Guiltord. lis ?.
NJ: Greenville, so 2. u
LEAVE Montres!. so P. nj: Quebec.
80 P. NJ; Greenville, SO A. NJ: Aonson
Junction, go a. NJ; Guilford. 636 A. u;
Dover and FoxcrofI 6.55 A. ". Katshdin
Iron Works. 6ln a n: Mi'l'nccksr 80
A. NJ; Brownville, 7.07 A. NJ; Lagra1gA
AS A. NJ.
ARRIVE Bangor. go A. n
LEAVE Fort Fairheld. 64v A. NJ; Car.
ibou. 635 A. NJ; Pressure Isle. 1.g A. NJ;
Houlton. SIS A. NJ: Ashland. rs A. ~:
Masardis. IA A. NJ: Smyrna Mills, 6S
4. NJ; Island Falls. 926 A. NJ: Pattsn.
SO 4. NJ: sherman. s.4s A. NJ; Ill:
nocket, 1888 a. NJ: Norcross, 1914 A. ~
Brownville, ll.S6 A. Nj: Arrive Bangor
lbs ?. NJ: Waterville. 3.l5 p: NJ; Au-
gusta. $50 P. NJ: Portland, b-S5 T: u.
LEAVE Caribou. i .0l p. NJ; van Dh.
rem. 10. 30 A. M: New Sweden. ~ A. NJ
Limestone, 1880 A. NJ; Pressure isie.
l2,2S p. Nj: Fort Fairfield ll.So A. MA
Bridgewater, rs P. NJ; Houlton: 10
p NJ; Island Falls. 800 T. NJ: faI.en'
LOO p NJ sherman, $50 ?: NJ; NorS q
43S p NJ: Katahdir ZION " orks, aW Z,
NJ; Brownville. $50 p. NJ: Lagrange, ~
p NJ: kineo. 1.55 T. NJ: Greenvllie go NJ
=. NJ; Monson, 3.45 p. NJ: Guilford' ~
p. NJ; Dover and Foxcroft. 5.l6 - = Z.
Arrive Bangor. 40 z. NJ: Waterville. s3
z. NJ. Augusta. lv.4S P. NJ; Portland -
A. NJ.
". NJ. BROWN. Superintendent.
Bangor, June 20. 1901.
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LOS :.

LOST-Sunday. Sept. H. between Mrs
George Howe's in Randolph ANA Augusta
blue cloth cape with light silk lining
VIII finder please leave same at Mrs
liowes or postothce in Randolph or Gar
diner ana receive reward. octS dJi'
SAVINGS BANK BOOK NO. 77,u.
issued by kennehcc Savings Bank. Au-
SUSta. octS i3w
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Leave Randolph: Ar. National i,VM
30 900. la.50 a. NJ. ~. w. LIZ =, :, NJ
~ E,tionai Home: Ar. AT Randolph;,
~. 81. ll21 A. MiSl5. 80. ll.io = Al
100. $50 so z. NJ. 10. 800 e'o -.
SUNDAY TRAINS VIII run as follows osr.
Leave Randolph go and 30 + M panj
National Home 30 and 800 I. n n p, 4
concert every day except Mo,aaS' pr,f
Il. W. Theme. leader. Visitors are su'
daily welcome at the home. ana ''r,vidss
special attention from the of'iciai. s SUI
on duty. who will escort them III VI.
the buildings and about the grouiiuS, I.
iting the deer park. containing about ~ !"
deer. bears. sc. The restaurant Il, , ."s
Home Station is open every day, VIE.
lunch. ice cream. etc. can De p IT,.
Tor any number of visitors as iccn''r' '. !,
,lotions are ample. American hNP'eAS
COMPANY does business on this iihe.
+. A. LAWTON, superintendent
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HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS. with tbath.
convenient to Water street Apply 10
Thomas j. Lynch, attorney-at-law. Au-
gusta. Maine. septo6dcw
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FOR SALE OR RENT-My property III
Augusta. Good convenient house. wat
io sink and cellar. large corner lot. gar
den. berries. fruit. eic also for IA \,
cheap. ! secondhand parior stove au
Singer sewing machine T.. :. Small. NJ
IL So Chestnut st. CITY oct>clw
FOR SALE-The property situated oa
corner 81 Water and Academy streets. iu
Hati0w-I Inquire or ". :. WoodSid,
Al EaIlnwc,I Market. oct5.d-W
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TO LET-Pleasant rent on Page street
Story and half house: Dev!ne water. H.
~. ingraham, Augusta. octi.d1u
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FOUND.

a SUN OF MONEY. which the owner
can have by proving property and paying
charges. J. II. Chandler, 10 and II Bangor
ST octS d3t$
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will leave Augusta al ~" ?. H. itsnueh~c
10 connecting with steamer .rsI,,-
which leaves Gardiner on Iaes .,i.,,, .
thursdays and Saturdays at 80" sor 'i E,s-
mond 40 and Bath at O'Clock i'' D.
ton. ,-; unarf RO1-
ron Monday. Wednesday ana r, I'm,
evenings at 6 O'Clock for landings on "'"
Freight taken at fair rates. IA .x,.on
Round trip tickets s"od ~ -"
at reduced rates. pr..id.rf
Allen Partridge, Agent, AuSu""
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COTTAGE HOUSE and stable oil
High ST. House has nine rooms. Inquire,
at l25 Bridge ST. octad /
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TO LET-Two nice Office rooms. heated
by steam. electr.c and gas light. modern
convenienccS. desirable location. Address
{. II. Beane, Gardiner
SpD.ol
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FOR SALE.

HANDSOME PARLuR coal. stow.
cheap. / sed only 1 months. at &. \. NJ
NanuS. Tngus road about .-= miles from
bridge OctN,l.;
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FURNISHED FRONT ROOMS. with
large closets. hot water heat with bath
room privileges on the same floor. Mrs
ID. w. Ward. at IL Elm ST octS DIST
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TO LET-Tenement. near north end OF
Gage street. large rooms. terms reason
able. Apply. III. III. Davidson. Augusta, or
write James Tebbetts. Belgrade.
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a CONVENIENT UPSTAIRS TENE-
MEN'r, centrally located. Inquire of Mel
Vile Smith, 80 Winthrop ST octS,it.
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D Daily. Sundays included.
through tickets 10 California And an
points South and West may be had q, 4
H.. walker, ticket agent Augusta the
only ONCE IN Augusta selling via ali
routes and checking baggage fee ~ ~.
pense.
GEO. F. EVANS, F.E. BOOTHBY.
V. Pres. a. Gen Mag'r q p ia
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FORM FOR SAT.E-knowa a. The Bah
cork farm. situated at Spear corL-r
h,-<t Gardiner. near church ana school
IN -yral free delivery mali route ~
acres. well divided in fields pasture and
woodland buildings IN good repair rric
right Apply. Fred II Biasdell. Gardiner.
Me. r. r. d. No. !.
octl d2w&WID
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TO the NATIONAL HOME.
Eastern Branch. u. V. S, at iesus.
KENNEbEC CENTRAL R. R.

Connects at Gardiner with Inc Maine
Central Railroad. and Augusta: liaun,
wei and Gardiner Electric Railroad ~
Augusta ana Kenneoec Steamboats, ~
Boston.
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TO IET-A furnished house, witni
stable. bath room, hot water heater. etc. |
Inquire at 70 Pleasant street or III. H. |;
Ilamien Cos. Harness Store. Frederick
Hamen septol afr
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INFORMATION WANTED of tho
Whereabouts Of Miss Cassie Upton. Al
dress, G. W., Box 3SS, Hallowen. Maine
octs,d
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FURNISHED ROOMS with steam heat
ana bath room privileges. at 116 State
street. Cor. Weston. sept16dtt
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FURNISHED ROOMS-Hot and cod
water. p Grove ST. octS. div
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Summer Arrangement, in effect Monda''
June q, 1891.
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WANTED--30O woodsmen at once. Car
rare paid to the woods. Apply to +. F.
DUNLAP Employment Agency, Gardiner.
Me. Box SOi octSdiws
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HOUSE No. . Grove 81. Also Meonian
hall. Apply to James w. North, No. -
Grove St.. or Fred w. Ellis, s. Sewall st
E.av2sdtf
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FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
Rooms at No. 20 Crosby street augl6d,f
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TO Lei.

PLEASANT. FURNISHED ROOMS.
n NJ. - Green 81. Mrs. u. I. Neal.
oct9 dart
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SITUATlON-An active American. on Il
place: understands care of and handling
horses and cattle: object pleasant
home. Address y, Tocus. Me.
octo d2ts
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One room on Water street suitable for
an office: rent very low. One tenement in
the Riverside Block. with bath. \ small
store on Cony steet. rent low and fitted
to suit the tenant. Two small tenements
and good locations. Inquire of Macom-
Der, Farr 4 Written. Sept5dtf
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WANTED.

POSITION AS HOISEK EEPER: en-
tire charge: city or country ZIG state St
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-10

FOR SALE-1pU tons NJ good nay. r. II
Hamlin. Route No. !, Naterrllle. Ne.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-10

FOR SALE OR RENT, sooc house OF !?
rooms and cellar: rented in part If de-
sired; repairs for tenant TO put in good
order; rates low. Apply TO w. c. Halves.
61 tony street sept9 DIM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-10
Farm, Il Miles From P. @.

Farm Of 80 acres on High street. good
buildings and good orchard. Inquire OF
II. A. Jones. harness maker. Gardiner.
Me. maySdtf