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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-07
STORIES OF THE DAY

=, loan C,rrere of the Paris M2ai'
,.ho returned recently from
,f,;ca. has published Doo" ~
,,,rat he saw there, says the o"'., .
,,a,nnanion. lie is q lively fFeiie,'-
,n.r and tells lively anecdotes Oh w
''';,;.b commanders. which. now shes
-. heina translated into English news
:, nsrs are stirring up lively COM
80, Some are resented as unuis-
n;fied. others are declared 10 "
,r,,t,ful. and there are nints tha' ."e
'',a,er gentleman from Paris was W.
cas;onally nisinformed by way Oh 'es''
.rd failed to perceive IT,. ,es
Mo,yever that may be. his little taih'
...pidly making the round OF 'he
80 One of these which is moss
i.';sa,v repeated-and accepted as prop
W.. true. and at least characters
.,o..Iiv invented if it is not-reiates an
inner of Lord. Kitchener, GRIM
,"',ee,a and soldierly commander that
10 ia with dandy officer VINO mas az
Unfortunately effeminate TASTE III
fes. =, him one day
,-:,,r;nr handkerchief upon whicn, III
nnrdance with a recent fashlonao.e
a 49,, no desired him to inscribe MS
autograph. 49,. Tho handker-
ohief a dainty wisp OF sfiN WIN ray.
81 the edge. and gravely inspec'cl !,
Nc turned 1t over and turned II arounu
and, carefully unfolded II; nhai'F' t"'
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KEEPING, HOUSE.

I am q little afraid lest the title o1 this
eric c should draw down on me th94 con-
tempt of my readers. Tor a houseUtlfe Is
saws Arve6e 3arine in the Figaro, in the
ewes of the new genera ton. worthy
woman II, an apron. with red hanyk who
can only talk OF the price OF butte. or
difficulties with servants. Therein are
many of this lind. but l have kncwn
some of another, although the tEpe Is
becoming rare aI5d almost extinct(
1T was an essentially French production.
\ German woman. even she who belongs
to the more wealthy bourgeois9. always
does 100 much work with her own hands.
She has rever learnt the art Sof being
the captain of the ship, giving commands
AMI making Others carry, them out. She
thinks one can only keep house well b.
pot:ering about from morning to night
In The Kitchen She makes a great mis-
take An exaggerated love of saucepanS
is contrary to the higher interest OF
woman which is to Cypress man entirely
for mis- good, of course, and for the
greater happiness of them both Directly
the wife makes herself too humble anu
begins to be absorbed in household affairs.
the husband puts on airs of superiority.
Look at Germany. A French woman Is
much impressed by the inferior position
occupied by her sex in general. Here We
are the companions and helpmates OF
our husba nds-there they are too otter
their servants.
An English woman goes to the other
extreme. She has too little to do with
household management. She Is too much
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WHAT CONAN DOYLE DOESN'T
KNOW,

An Edinburg correspondent sends us
the following: Addressing his students
last week on the intoxicants lin medi-
cine the term extends from alcoholism
and ptomaine poisoning to the drug
habits, DIR. Wyllie, the professor of
medicine in Euinburg university. ad-
duced an experience OF his that is not
without its literary moral. He was
called one day to see a young man. AS
he was entering the house the patients
sister exclaimed, oh. it's all that
horrid book" Inquiry ELECTED the fact
that the patients favorite reading was
Sherlock Holmes" The young man
was in a very low state. and his tell
tale arm was dotted with hypodermic
punctures. His admiration for the
most popular paper detectives had be-
trayed him into the cocaine habit.
Taking this case as a text. DR.. Wyllie
permitted himself sentence or two of
severe structure on DR.. Conan Doyle's
knowledge of the action of drugs: If
such q man as Sherlock Holmes had
existed dosing himself as depicted by
his creator, in few weeks his opinion
on anything would not have been
worth having" Cocaine. according to
DR.. Wyliie, is even more disastrous
than morphia. 1t renders its subject
vainglorious and pleased with himself.
but blunts the intellect and blasts the
imagination.
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says the world! Yes, but Paderewski.
Your Royal Highness was a drudge
before he was q genius!"


Maurrs Jokai. the Hungarian writer
and one OF the most distinguished nov
elists Of the age, was recently in Wen,
ma and presented himself for an audi.
cncc with Emperor Francis Joseph. Al
the palace he encountered a bureau.
crat OF the imperial household, writes
Vienna correspondent. whats your
nanc?" inquired the Official.
"Maurus Jokai.'
Your occupation"
Il have written few books"
Are you a nobleman?"
Mo-
"A privy councillor"
NO"
by what right, then, do you request
en- audience with His Majesty"
Jokai paused to reflect whether he
had done anything which would entitie
him to the officials respect. Then he
said: II am member of the House of
Peers"
The official became friendly. ANY
thing clse?' he queried.
II possess the Order OF ST.
Stephens" This is the highest orde,
ever conferred by the Emperor on any
one not Of royal blood.
The official now became almost afra-
BILE. but could not shake off his habit
ual suspicion. II tell you what, old
gentleman" he said. giving Jokai n
patroniZing slap on the shoulder, "ycu
come again tomorrow and wear your
decoration and / win see what can do
for you
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,.,l ROADS & STEAMBOATS,.
.(I[|N |ERGZ|11$1
,,,,..t June -. 1901.
,.,, Augusta as follows:

.,s Augusta as follows:
IhSSTT 20 4. NJ. fer Lewis
GOING W ir,nn. Raugclcy, Rocktand.
ron. Farmmlnss,o%n,' Quebec and Montreal:
Portland, bS os II. a uO4O sundays. for
80 A. NJ a Ants only), CYPRESS LOT hruns-
main me sariston, FarminEton' hml,ips'
wick. Lax Rockland. F9yilanu HI,n i,ns,
tSn opnnsseII'nnSS caster: SOS daily TO-
points ana i1 Enstnul and 5 - l.. M, tor
Portand. a'' Rath. Lewiston. Portland
Yrans"iT,s,,, ,,rr1i and Chicago; % +
Boston; h pp',ilmanl, every night for lew
n tnISa,, , R"ckland. Portland and Bos
st0n;, ns''I ii, Portland and Soston.
iCssi,yG EAST-sLS2 A. NJ. Uisnt es'
bvi.'f for Skowhegan. bansor, MOOSE
r sJ lake and Aroostook eoG.,'1; W" .,
"a Il, NJ :, Inhn. via Canadian Pacific
AndreMs, 80 and Washington countless;
and afo AZ Bangor and Bar Harbor; ?.os
~ A. ~, NJ. Wateryille, Belfast and SHOW
A. NJ ", u;stnn and way statione. via
heesl, ,,,; NE" and winthrop; ls.N noon, for
n.ncor Rar Harbor, AroostHnk c"ua.S
Gamsehoro. st. John and aaiiI1A; I.eyN
,on and way stations, VIA Ma.e ..St.Es
Wintnrvp,s daily to Bangor and BIt liar
poI. s s% NJ. for Waterviiie. HAkiand
s Sar,i "a Arson. Bingham. Skowhenn; Bel
NoItnn s aiifT" Dover and Foxcroft. Green
la s,. p,nsor Old Town and Martawam
vlne. esS p NJ. for Waferviiie: as
s NJ Sundays only. for ,Wa'erv'lie and
n1 the nigh, Pullman train going f,asS a.
Is 4. NJ, runs every night, su III, Men, ~
clunsa ;n, ~"' NOR on. Sunday mornings IL
I T1s,fas, Dexter or beyond Bangor, Tex
p ."n,;ny IA Bar Harborl. ami WashS o.
:paIly for main line points.
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAINS. .
SOUTH GARDINER to AUGUSTA
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occupied with outside matters: ACTIVE
hng encrgct!c. able TO take the Initiative
/ anu tenacious. she Is to be found helping
~ al the great moral movements OF her
County,, tn al its great philanfnS0pic un-
oertak!nes. II admire her heartily, only,
accOrding to my idea OF y housewife, Il
e, ,S one who speaks ct meetings
ana y q member of many societies,
should not be married. One cannot be
everywhere At once. Her roast II burnt
WINE snc - surerintendfng the cooking
OF others. While she is working for tbc
public welfare. that Of her own home runs
great risk Of being only imaginary, dull,
and without charm. - :
Inc French bourgcoIse Of my youth. she
VINO wore caps with ribbons. never look cd
as u she left the salon. and yet knew
all mat went on behind the scenes. is
my IDEAL Of the hoIschold manager who
, nmows new 10 be at one and the same
time 4 woman of the world. She was not
only mich better housewife. she was
mucn more original In mind than heT
granddaughters who have diplomas, are
lohu o. sport ard are exactly like those
loWed the same program and learned thu,
same exercises. Women of the present
day with their busting lives. have no
Time 70 10 nave a.. IDEAS OF their own What
90 rot feel the need to do SO. Their PRO-
lessor OF literature has crammed their
WIN ready-made opinions which are al
most always well adapted to drawing
audacious; the professor sees to that; il
Is rot his business TO teach paradOxes to
the young. When II comes to studying
new books new authors. questions Of the
DAY, they have newspapers, and many
Bodinieres whose business II Is to furnish
busy people who have hltie time for read |
ing or rejecting with current opinions Oh
Nietzsche or on freedom Of association |
our grandmothCrs had gone In for few |
regular studies. and / own II was a dis |
to the stupid ones who want !
their minds opened. l also except the in 1
terestinG. and alas. more and more nu |
nIelous class OF women who have to earn |
their living | am only thinking of those :,
daughters of tho well-tO-dO middle classes
whose natural destiny IL to become in |
their turn mothers OF famiI es For the |
EJECT among them 1t WAS the greatest |
good luck not to have been put through |
a mill during the years when a woman |
brain. delicate and iiprC sSiOnable. is de- |
velOp.Eg and forming itself. There were
no parrots among them. They were re-
liect:ng beings, OF vnom many were high |
~ cultured. ALTHOUGH they made their |
Iwn preserves and ARRANGED with their |
own hands the shelves of the great linen |
cupboard. winch had SO fragrant a smell |
books read them attentiveiy. ana there |
lore remembered what they read. Their |
literary criticisms were their own. and ! |
AN assure you they were often keen and |
arsighted. Their conception Of lie. |
which nowadays might seem oidfashioned |
md even ridiculous. diffused around them |
,reat calm. They subordinated their |
tastes to their duties. did not pity them |
selves for doing so, ana were well re- /
for they were certainly happier |
han their self-seeking. pleasure-loving |
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The Tavern a! The End.

Dow Lies road q Tavern
Marks TIN. End.
" i;"Tr are SomoIimc ulIartcre1
f'u" and friend.
Weary of III" journey;
Faint OF 1t 'ath-
Erical and foe must greet him
landlord Death
Landlord Death is quiet
In his way;
Yet H. has his Pleasures
Dag by day.
Pleasures that ~ grccts with
Smile SO grim
Yes. and ,..ey who travel
Smile on him.
You ma take - lliSgage
To his inn.
JOY nor tears nor fortune,
MAJ, nor sin.
When NulI cprlc. zen leave il
All behind.
Many v"w s,t:,..rcly
Death Is kinG.
Guests ther" are Nho trcm1!c
At tn" cute:
Guests there are who cntcr
All :, late:
oth'r guests would pallcy
For Il while:
OthclS, 100. WHO hasten.
With q smile.
Down LIES road Il Tavern
Marks TIL End.
Further on the highways
Dimly blend.
Death will mike no answer
Yes, or No.
If We on that highway
Stay or go.
baltimore American
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Financial terms are often a puzzle
to the uninitiated. but every once in
awhile some noted fnancier meets "A
Waterloo in his own field at the hands
of a layman. This is what happened
I" one of them in New York recently.
William II. Rogers. cashier Of tie
Nassau bank. and one of the best
known men in banking circles in New
York city. tells the story of custo-
mer who came to the bank and said he
had just declined to make a Kathleen
MavOurneen" loan, says the New York
Times. In his long experience in bank
ing Mr.. Rogers had heard Of many va
rieties of loans, but never one of this
genus. So he asked what kind of a
loan a Kathleen Mavourneen" loan
was.
"One of the sort that may be for
years and may be forever.
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Who Won?

Ihcy strovc together all the summer DAY.
Love was the game
Tho golf the name
Ahd sh" was first around the dpursc of
play
Il We Won" she cried in Glcc, arlh waved
her stick
Love wa the game
Tho golf the name
We coming close beside her. answered
qiick
That's right; but care rot /. 80 win
YOU
Love was the game
Tho golf the name
hr" all the holes of life will I\p!ay
true
so much the black sheep told me that
SrtZed near
Love wus the game
Tho golf the name
ne rest he saw-but did not overltear.
VOgHue.
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A Shouter in Mcetin'.

The hymns in time a meetin' that tbc
hiuthcriu' sent So high
They *"tmcd to shake the winccrS in III,
rNr"laStin' SKY N
lie couldn't ever sint; en- when he heart
the music roll.
l;ut Ec shouted "iIallc!ula." an ..C;lorv
IN my SOUL
Fact is he warn't Il singer though bn
ailUS had the will.
1851 his soul WAS fun q glory. an tho
couldn't keen him still,
ti1 Jordan = stormy banks he stood ar
saw the waters roll.
IA ne -, Esd 'ti3!!cluia.' an Glory in
my S"n.,
IN ! kno1 We angels hocrd him. for a
b.,SS.u -, mel To fall
lt tl.Jt W. word. ''iiallc!ua. on the
htppl ITS of all.
He Wis ON tt.-' I'm foundation, where We
never i..I.ji or fail.
Whvlr they ! -iHG the royal diadcm tina.
g.. WIS a., Lord of all.
An t.,y thLr.,,1 God for his shoutln'-
Toy IN. u.a hat Couldn't sing,
i;ut h..i /, t-'ra 10 MS SuCl, an made the
he .9,.H+ -li.
And ti,m or,, tud's icy mountains To
A.,irS -u.' t1at roll.
lie .Euutyd Ell j, liza" and Glory in
my snGl'
Frank l.. Stanton.
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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 he 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
counts for.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

RARROVS COTTAGE-North end
Tog,is lake; cool place to spend the day.
fine fishing. boats to let, horses fed:
meals, lodgings. refreshments. camps
etc; rural delivery: Millcr's accoinmo-
6ation 10 and from Augusta every day
only five miles east Of Pcttingill's corner
William Il. Barrows Jr.. Manager.
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P,derewski Is just as modest and
unsclfish as is Kubelik. When told by
Her Royal Highness Princess Victoria.
rerhaps the most accomplished musi-
clan Of all the members of the royal
family. that he was surely ins PRED.
he answered:
Your Royal HiShness will. I dare
sav no surprised when ] tell you that
! remember the da:' whca J vas quite
an indifferent player. I was deter
mined however. to be what the world
calls genius-and to be genius l
we'll knew that ] must first be
drudge, for genius and drudgery always
go hand-in-hand: Genius"-Paderew-
ski Spoke excitedly-"is three-quarters
drudgery-that's what genius is. l at
ono time practiced day after day. year
after wear. till I became almost insen-
sible to sound-became machine, as
# were Now 'Paderewski is a genius,
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\ writer in the chicago Chronicle
says that inodesty i almost invariably
enc of the harartrriStiCS uf genius
Men who have achieved tho highest
fame seldom vaunt Themselves osten-
tatiously in the public eye. but are
content with the praise that comes to
them lcgitimately as Il tribute tn their
worth Two of the greatest musical
scniuses of the day are undoubtedly
pa,:ercwski and KUlclik. the former a
master of the Piano, the latter of the
violin.
"Oh. Mr.. Kubelik" said q dazzling
beauty at a recent fcto to the great VIC.
iinist after one of his performances.
Won are indeed genius, Whenever
| hear you and NJ. Paderewski play l
seem quite daZed: the effect upon me
is so fascinating. Have YOU ever
heard Paderewski. MONSIEUR
"Once. madam, only once" quietly
rcp;ied Kubelik. But" and this very
firmly. Il shall certainly never hear
him again"
why not?" asked the astonished
beauty.
Il will tell you answered Kubelik.
II am conscious that l possess GER
,,ir mower. a certain originality. Now.
I cannot afford to lose this conscious
ross. for upon ii entirely depends my
c,l, Gags. ! heard Pcdarewski once. and
II nLf,lt my proud ccnsciousn IS GO
ing nv faith in myself slipping. Pad
,rrvski'S influence over me the only
fine 7 ever heard him play was so
,..,,.orruI that felt. for the sake of M
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Some Stray Verses
Girl That ! Used 10 kns~

Scared years nave
49, .he picture. Face all marr.5
Eai,.s ."at once was dream to s,c
nv pn,rsst IN all the world to me
Whose i - ,h past ., where the shadow srays.
only a girl used to know. u
O. e' whas , faint round the picture clings
ouprs OF spring in the MAY nivh, ,is
n.ea.h OF the rose in her clinrin" l.. -
"reat round moon from the v,h;ss, n.t,I
trees e whispering
Waited up by the soft NIGHT hu.
Moon that hailowcd the sweet ~
shvered the dew on the rustIins corn 70 rn'''''
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TO LET-Tenement. rear north end OF
Gage street. large rooms. terms reason
able Apply. II. III. Davidson. Augusta, or
write James Tebbetts, Belgrade.
iy4H sept4,dtf
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FOUND.
- N :

CLOSING EN- OFT. Nickel 9pcctacies,
tinted blue lens. first quality Pgoods. az
CSC Clocks cleaned. 40c. = razPrs honed,
lac.; scissors sharpened, &C. tundbor&s
Perfumes. 35c an or: sample. 1oc. WI.
liams' Shaving Soap. &C. TIE soldiers
friend. Il. $. Lewis. Ut Dr. W Jnhnsons
Office. augusta. (septl,dlw'
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One room on Water street. suitable for
IN Office: rent very low One tenement In
the Riverside Block. with bath. small
store on Cony steet. rent low and fitted
% suit the tenant Two small tenements
at reasonable rents. in first-class repair
ard good locations. Inquire of Macom-
Der, Farr e. Written. Sept5dtf
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4 TO LET-House of six rooms. in good
repair with shed and stable, city water.
w. II. Fisher. Atty-at-Law, Augusta.
- - ~ Sent4 DIFF
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examination concluded, he remarked:
This is doubtless your sisters hand
kerchief?'
NO replied the dandy, smiling
amiably, lit Is mine" ~
"Ah" said Lord Kitchener, mcdita-
lively. 1T Is yours
He handed It back without writing on
it. only cnquiring as he did so. with an
air of serious interest:
"And what sized hairpins do you
wear"
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PERMANENT POSITION for the right
man to represent old established COM
pany having $lDJ.G0 capital 1910 per year
Office; no deception absolutely straight
salary. not conditional on results Chance
for promotion and increase or salary
fence. Address Union MFG. Coz. Box s2l.
Pa $3.50 augelwed&satlt
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BRAKES BARBER SHOP at end of
Gardiner and Randolph bridge, fixtures
md business. All right for right party.
AN take possession at once. Call at "a
Depot Square. Gardiner. juIy2dtf
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GuARANTEED INvEsrMENT, now
paying Ten per Cenf, will soon. do bet
ter still. For particulars address.
j. j. Vas HORNE,
agents WantedJ. zlS' William BIT. N Y.
N septt,S,l1,14s
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VITALITY LOW. debtiitated or eX-
ba,isted. cured by DIR. Kline's Inyigorat-,
ing Tonic. Free 81 trial bottle. containing
two weeks treatment. DIR. kline's lnstit
tute, 9Sl Arch street, PhiladelphiY.
Founded. 1871 sept ,sAt.t1
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Daily, Sundays included.
Through tickets to California and al
points South and West nxy be had OF T.
il. Walker, ticket agent, Augusta. I'll,
only Office in Augusta selling Via al
routes and checking baggage free OF ex
penSe. -
GEO. F. EVANS. +. E. ROOTIIRY.
V. Pres. & Gen. Mag'r. G. p. & I. y
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Put il away,
The day is strange:
NJ path has s,raycd
From the old iifr's range.
The eyes that laugh and the cheek, ,,,
glow eeAs tnat
Belong to the world of long ago.
Pat ii away!
| would forget
" neither the past
Is living yet.
w neither the bloom and the myrtle grow
San Francisco Bulletin
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LOST.

ON STATE STREET. betwecY waiting
chate.aine containing a small ptfrse. also
a sum Of money and various other arti-
clcs. Finder please leave atj19 Grove
strcet N scpt5d3t
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"Air Cushion" Rubber Shm,s

make the best Impressions. wear the
oDgest. and are the cheapest in the end.
Send for Illustrated circular. Fletcher &
o.. Augusta. Me. tuly23dt
TWO HOUSES AND Is HOUSEHOLDS.
n Winthrop street on Granite and High
treets. Great bargains; terms reason
,ble Sheldon e. Sawtelle. Attorneys at
.aw. Augusta. Maine. aug12d1m
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a Preparatory School WITH Coinmerciai
Department. would allow III 81 or $50
tuition according to course IN a hoy who
would be willing to play on Base Ball or
Address II. Kcnnebec Journal.
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LADIES AND GENTLEMEN CAN
earn good wages handling our Christmas
experience and capital unnec-
essarv. Address lift & Co.. ITO Wabash,
Chicago. septtu}t'
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AGENT-generaI agent for if.heAtaVIS1 *
gad.iiron Conveni:nt eccncn q. ins1-
iron Co.. 10 Weston Bldg, IlEinnafi. d.
aE5S.ss14t
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wANTeh

MAN AND WIFE TO LIVE ON FARr.
THIS w,n,et; nan must he .usfd TO care OF
stock. r. 10 Box 81, IialioHcil. a..
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wANTED-History. also atlas Of Ken
nebec county, Me- Piscataquis county,
Me. must be in good condition and cheap.
Address Insurance.. Jour4ai.
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Farm, Il Miles From P. 0.
buildings and good orchard Inquire Of
I. A. jones. harness maker. Gardner.
70 ALB may6,d6
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TO LET.

DOWNSTAIRS RENT in house formerly
occupied by +. l.. Weber, Is East Chest
nut street All modern conveniences.
Garden. Apply to Mrs. John H. Ellis, on
premises, or at % Gage street.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-07

IN AT EARLY DAWN-Henry G.
STABLES. al State street. A full line OF
building lots in the progressive section of
Augusta: lots on State, Columbia. Park
Grand, Highland. Centre, Glendon and
Valley streets: bargains; near the new
ar barn Of the A., II. & G. Railroad. All
,urceS suited. sent. DIFF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-07

GIRL WANTED to do general work.
CITY Hotel. Gardiner. sept6dlw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-07

To know the present whereabouts OF
Geo H. Jones. Anyone who can give the
desired Information. please call on or adj
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-07
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE CHEAP Two Cupolas
for iron foundcry. Two wood swinging
cranes, iron fitted. One boiler. all in
good condition. Address Purchasing
Agent. Bath Iron Works. Bath Maine.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-09-07

THREE FURNISHED OR UNFt'R-
nished rooms for light housekeeping.
either in Hallowell or Augusta. Box 1SS.
HallOwell. sept6dl w