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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-10-14

ANCIENT FREE AND
ACCEPTED MASOSS.
A NEioH LODGE No. 43. A. +. & a. NJ
N stated communication Wednesday. Octo-
Ter o.. At ~ O'Clock %. m. Jefferson and PARK
avenues. Work in thu desIees
L II. Canan. secretary.
GEORGE WASHINGTON LODGE. NO. >.
mInicstion at 5.0 O'Clock Tuesday evening. Oc-
iobcT T., at Masonic Temple. Grand and Fin
ney avenues. Work IN T, c degree, Mem
o-rs are requested % attend Visiting brethren
A. J. MIcHESER. w. n.
Henry Lihou. Secretary.
u EYSTONE LODGE, NO 90. A. =. & A. "
n Special communication At Grand Ave
re- Masonic Temple This tWednHSdau evening".
fra-srnnIiv invited. A. +. SC1IAER. ". NJ.
Mos Ely. SeCret1g.
,lfpSKIN LODGE. No. 81. A. ,. a.
l. N.-Statcd communication this Neda-F-
cav. October "a. At 40 D. m Work t1 t1'rI
degree. Visitors cnrila ~
fratsrnaiiy requested e aIterI rv " r
r. n. Gay. Secretary.
~ stated communication on InGrsiay'
p~t. ter Is. At - z. m. CJEluth.an 9sL-
Grand Avenue Masonic Temple. r. G dsgree;
Members and visiting brethren are zequfsted
" ~ TAYLOR B. wYRICH. W. q.
John ~ Deems. secretary. -
lITST GATE LODGE no as. a 4
VI M-Speciai meeting to-day WEDNESDAY,.
a. -z.r1 D. m. frr tn- parp'S' uI sttsnIins lne
S1n.raI - our late brother. Joseph 7. aiitfhel.
Visitors T. sTEININGER. w.
Ravson. secretary.
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KNIGHTS M LADIES OF SECURITY
. RIDE OF THE WEST No s1
Knights and ladies' Of Security. meafs
every "Wednesday at kickcTs Hall. Nezatead
avenue and North Market street Tigf-6-E or
daily invited 20 attend
THCBLOW w. MALONE. President
John Zimmerman, Financial Secretary.
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KNIGHTS OF THE MAccAnEEs.

nEwEY TENT. NO. 81, KNIGHTS OF THU
- Maccabees Of the World. meets second
a1d fourth tuesdays OF every month a. south
81. Louis Turner Hall. Tenth and Cnrrou
ItrretA Next review Tuesday, September s 100.
sir knights are cordially invited
PETER Commander.
Henry Rauth. Record Keeper.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

4 Is your chance 20 buy a few
beautiful building lots increasing in value every
day: convenient TO car southwestern part OF
city: city water. near Southampton and within
u minutes ride 70 WoTlf's Fair: loo feet On
Dalton ave. and 10 feet on Wood st: total
depth 400 feet: viii sell Wood 81. IN Ep-roCt
lots II desired: cheap II sold at once. Be Zoe.
Republic.
o on Allen. west Of Eighteenth: $. In
uuire ZIG Papin ST.
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CONFIDENT IAL LOANS,

7 make loans on furniture at LOWER RATES
and On EASIER TERMS than any one else.
DO only a small husiress. which enables me- q
ELECT my customers and PROTECT them
from PUBLICITY and HIGH RATES. CON-
NE u@f1rr making a loan eissWhere III
business STRICTLY on the QUIET.
J. A. TEI.FORu. ROOM 81 HOLLAND BLDG.
Tel Kiulu-h a -E- IL y. Seventh ~
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THPEN RITEUS.
For sale.

IDF SHE.
rer-TAI. fv9ewritrr. 81. jus. uiis The blu
maj NI-r uriCs.. but HuIr TizGt- Ne business
nun .-7 afford Co b. without a typeNri;eg a.
.Ffl figure F.@,al has the universal ke-bCarl
4r.f writes and mluifulds PERFECTLY. fully
guaranteed Tor enc year. J''sl"t free CaI or
y-rifr q. j.. 4
gWs Chestnut So.
TYPEWRITER dssS and ~. . smith: usei
.uiy few months 1918 Fullerton building.
TYFEWEITEES-Best stock: all makes: nns
-rsGrS. So 10 CI. repairing done at lowest
rlt-S Typewriter Headquarters, IlI Century
~.u5Iiirg.
TYPEWRITEBS-ReminEtol smith, Oliver.
y-i.rxrgT fvrrwritrrs. 50 FOR latest models:
CIIlr maE-I- So To- 80. rentals two months
- LUIS Typewriter Exchange. BurlinE-
IN building. so Olive t.
Y1T-p selection OF TIE largest stock Of slighI-
3 u~d arI secondhand sypeWrltcrs in ths
Ec1rsrv. standard makes guaranteed fOr 9ne
vrsr. sold ans rented eyrryN here; send for 49,
gain and rental rate card. The IypeWrlteE
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EDUCATIONAL.

The u~-s TuHgrt. iltar .u -. Louis stand s.
O =iaa 2I.I.'-. sixth --. side. both phr7--
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

KNIGHTS OF
NE sNET COUNCIL NO. re. KNIGHTS
u OF Columbus. meets every nrst and third
= TrfrsI1v In the vest nail, Century butdinE.
Sf-sb auI olive stN Visiting knights are in
yffei p. MONAGHAN. Grand Knight
Vi NcGrane. Recorder.
n ESRICE COUNCIL Nc. 66. KSIGEfS
n - Columbus, meets every sacunI ~
flrth wednesday In Hose Hill Hail. No. sal
wsly avenue. Visiting knights are invitsc.
JOHN PAUL CHEW.
Grand Knight
walter T. Cunningham. Recorder.
m ARQUETTE COUNCIL NO. Ck
IN knights OF Columbus. meets every seS-
Trd and fourth Tuesday IN the west hall,
Century building. Ninth and Olive Etre-ta.
yiuting knights cyrdnlly invited
W. L MEE. Grad knight
=. P. Leonard. Recorder
9 L. LOUIS COUNCIL No. EG. MEETS EV-
= ery hrst and third Tuesday AZ. West Ind
Hall. southwest corner Finney and Nandsfenter
avenues. Visiting knights are cordially IN
FRANCS B. RUNDER. Grand knight
joseph r. Lamy, Recorder.
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'1-" fHt1u. SItI.u la''l.. A,Pls-
DANCING TAUGHT.
gautior ry,r SATURDAY evening 20" Esstou.
sUrE>r rrrrar ~ Hguey select rscsP.
u,r. Eirr..- - p-rui-.
NTTENu Trus aaI ,rrz. Fr-,uS-Ts select
dt1 iE= t%.rr-f- -E-~ Neluasaa tHiu h@Eiu-
No.. chr rls ss.EuE Ags-'u.. lHi
----t-ag
DON'T tI9Est IT, Utawathia Dancing Acad-
SUNDAY -..7rrE. the attest 4ancgs and music.
line ay.. Clsrk x ulleE Bros
F"IN TrlL o1I Mr.. E-snErTs bsg!nners'
. 81 Military HllL TUeirth ans Ngrth Mar
I";. trur-aay 'r'rE- nEf.lrr lE tull term 3.
MRS FsEu GRANT 3F1rm~rlv Nis-
HIrIyr-'lI~- frl beginner, Ttursiay evening.
private l.Esnus o. sliH.-lIent - Lucas Eve.
TR'r. uE HoSEYS Nr-irmy. s9:I olive:
fun tenn e 'r go calling this UetS.
nHESSuNKING.
I.NI'rI-S fa.lHs-aE and hue dr"ssuakInE AZ
TNLOETNG-N6rmsu Hll1g system: svcrs
NEtugh tlutll-LtN f2lSll. tedcE'ls Snt 70
NOME ~ tNt'-.sN Eia"'. sh SNN"-
CARPET CLEANING.
Al American fEFal.rTF steam Garnet Cleaning
O.. 1871 pine. suI postal Kin u -
ACNE steam s-r..t cleaning. g yard. %fN
Fast1u= phone Eiularh 10 80
CHICAGO steam Garnet Cleaning Co.. W. y.
N0-huFtr'v. Mgr ,Irpsts reu-Natcl 20 LOOK
uEr new Liui-ii ocn. KIN. p Isl 50 Finnsy.
ENTERPRISE steam Carpet Cleaning Co
~0-eill attention % altering. sewing. r~-layirE-
Eusrsl ant ptutla-au syes. Lin SAM. Del. Tel.
WALL PAPER.
PAPER HANGER wants work. bring SAM
4. rts So. 49,
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FnTCATiOS Al.
FAKE n HHTH-r fu -. Louis Warrhwas *
H.#L EN Ts.r-- ar. ara become "a f-st-HiIsg
Q v.'a- ~a-I g. ..u-.-l-
WNStEIt#fruI.s fs tr- piano lv cgu~rr,-
ar..r rHHIIHf. ssrrHa r-f-Hudhls. satisfaction
zuarsvr-rI Els T5il-r THr.
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sTnURnAN PRoPERTY ToR sAIE.
PROPERTY OUT OF IT FOR SALE.
FOR SALE,

SSS - - 1900 cTG y~i~~-SI m
IT arrr- Lp s. Eauun..-
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9l2 FRANKLIN AVE.

2I-rey Co Ian Ga any amount On all kinds NJ
personal properly. Bargains In uuret=cms.
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B1lItTs. sIf4U IuHTs, FteaIn. Eas and Tater
supplies. Sawuiu m1rhiEsry. betting hos. etc
FAIRBANKS MORSE < CO. ~ LaB
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THI.iTHIC IL.

~Tr-T~ T-~,-- 80 -
fol- Hra-ratgn.l.. -HITHsIu I~as,i-U- .Ae~0Hia'IHT.
,rr.h,r 90. I1 AUUIt tu Nlh-rrar. IVA :
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MACHINERY FOR sALE

uNNANtO~ a1d motors. al styles ard cot
rcees frr SaIe a. REM. Nc buy electrical ma
e.irery- fs1SsivT-NaCGCvcrn Electrical CO.
Tel r4f Main. 50 Missouri Trcst Building
LIGHT lJ'he wo~s. neutrality-suspicious.. Hghr-ms-
chin. rsuat-- q an kinds. Machinis;. s55 y.
1-r.rTwHnrrF -
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STEAM BOILERS.
Gasoline ard Steam Enginas

4 Ilrgs a.s5Ftment. new and sec0nthaad a
our CWu make.
John O'Brien boiler Works. 1T. LOuL
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A DETECTIVE ~arivatel docs s-ad1utrE an
INVESTIGATING: reference. Po-BoN 90. 81 Louis
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-11
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Kennebec County.

The following transfers have been re-
corded during the past week at the reg
lister of deeds office:
WEST GARDINER-Lola Clara ID. and
Abbie l.. Merriman of Litchtield, Me-, ana
James ID. Merrman. New York city, land
and buildings at West Gardiner to Fan
ME J. Merrill West Gardiner, $500:
CLINTON-Alton Richardson, Jr:, or
Clinton, land in Clinton to Alton Rich,
:irdson Clinton, ST.; Lewis e. Buttcltield
of Clinton. real estate in Clinton to Alton
Richardson. Jr. of Clinton. $500.
MONMOUTH CENTER-Amanda l..
Metcalf of Bath. land in Monmouth Cen
ter. to Vinton f. Wadsworth of Wins
low, 81.
WATERVILLE-Geor E. Simpson of
Watefvile real estate in Waterville to
Edmund NJ. Warren of Auburn. ST.
FAYETTE-Etta J. Smith of Readtleld'
land and buildings in Fayette to Eta f.
Smith of Fayette. $3.50.
LLOWELI--Alice j. Paine of Bos-
ton, land and buildings in lialloWell to
Robert S. burlington of Hallowell, Sllo0.
AUGUSTA-Willam f. Burrows Au-
gllsta, land and buildings at Augusta to
Frank S. Young. Philadelphia, $50; ES-
Their A. Potter of Augusta, land and
buildings to Henry y. Potter of Augusta
ST..
WINTHROP-Sarah V. Winsl"w OF
Winthrop, land in Winthrop to John f
Hill of Augusta, 81.
"A valuable consideration.
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have returned to their duties, after a
Al IonlccnnIn

have returned to their duties, after a
vacation at Belgrade.
G.. A. Sylvester and family returned,
yesterday, from Nassalboro, where they
have been for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Bassett re-
turned, yesterday morning, from Wins
low, where they spent, Sunday.
p. Walter Foley returned, yesterday,
from GLOUCESTER, Mass, where he
passed a two weeks vacation.
Mrs. +. +. Estes and children of
Bangor, arrived, YESTERDAY, and will be
the guests of Mrs. S. j. Hegarty.
Albert Ward of Alton, H., was in
Augusta, yesterday, on his way nome
from the northern part of the State.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. S. Mooney returned.
Yesterday, from Cape Elizabeth, where
thev have been the past two weeks
Mrs. H. NJ. Heath and daughters,
Misses Marion and Gertrude, left, yes
terday, for two weeks visit to Cam
den.
Miss Lottie p. Lombard left, yester-
day. for Bath, whore she will pass Il
three weeks vacation with her par
Cnts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis A. Burleigh re-
turned. yesterday, from Il two weeks
trip through the southern part of the
state.
Miss Josephine King of Brewer. VINO
has been the guest of Miss LaBrecl
for n week left for her home, yester-
day.
Miss Naude Ethel Lowell of Allston,
Mass. and DIR. ErVing +. Lowe OF
I1itchburg, Mass, have been the
guests of Miss 'Winifrcd Dudley for the
past few days
F.. =. Storer of Brockton, Mass ana
Miss Margaret Sullivan of Lynn, Mass
who have been visiting friends ut Elm
cottage, left, yesterday, for their
| homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chase Mellen, OF Car
| aeu t'itv. N. ". who are spending the
l,saas... with MES. M.ellin's father Hon.
T. II. Manley, ut Small Point are
snending Il few days in Augusta.
David owen, manager of the Opera
house, arrived in the city, Monday
afternoon, from Squirrel Island, where
| he is passing the summer, to make ar
| ranenmcnts for the opening OF the
| theatre one week from tonight Mr..
owen will go to Bath, Wednesday, ZOE
a short trip.
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At ROBERTS e RIPLEY's.
How They do, Things at That HustIing
Boat Shop.

Messrs. Roberts & Ripley have built
"a row-boats, sail-boats and launches,
during the present summer, and they
have just put two new launches into
Lake Cob o eec o n e. Messrs.
Roberts & Ripley are the kind of men
who can do everything and do 1t In
first class style. Besides the poats
building on the floor, the walls OF the
shop are hung with snow-shoe moulds,
bird-cages, models and samples OF al
most every conceivable thing mat can
be made by wood workers. They CON
Template. laying a new track along the
shop Aoof Flor moving the larger boats
when finished. One Of their latest feats
was 70 complete two launches at the
game 1in1e. lin little over month.
Messrs. Roberts &c Ripley use Michi-
ran pine, mainly, in their boats. This
wood is not only much more firm and
strong than cedar to begin with, but it
becomes tougher with age, asst absorbs
paint. and oil readily, and does not be-
come soggy and brittle. Many people
think ceGar the most durable wood for
boats because it does not rot easily,
but as a matter of fact in short time
it becomes dozy I'D though apparently
as sound as eve, > brittle and worth
less. Mr.. Roberts showed the Journal
man a piece of pine which had been in
constant service on a boats bottom for
IA years, and it was as b. light and tough
as if it had been put in yesterday.
Messrs. Roberts & Ripley build their
boats scientifically, for strength and
durability, mailing the planks in such a
manner as to make them practically
one piece. This is a great Improvement
over the clumsy old ''caulking' method
of hammering oakum into the seams
and then covering it up with putty.
With two coats Of paint. These boats
are perfectly tight, and can never leak.
for they are built of dry, fully seasoned
lumber, and there is no shrinkage.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. Rose Bean has returned from Il
visit with relatives in Foxcroft.
Judge Warren c. Phibrook of Wa
terviiie, was in the city, yesterday.
Harry Remick arrived, Saturday. for
a weeks visit with friends in this city
Miss Florence Merrill is enjoying Il
two weeks vacation at Ocean Point.
Mrs. Walter d. Stinson is passing a
few days with friends at Casco Harbor.
Edward, Goliath and daughter, Miss
Cassie, of Vassalboro, were in the city,
yesterday.
Miss Marguerite Lewis Clarke of
Somerville, Mass, is Il guest of friends
in the. city.@
John, English of Boston, formerly of
Augusta, is visiting friends here for q
few days
George Fs Snow returned, Sunday,
from Camp Hesperus, where he passed
a few days. %
Miss Josie Matthew is spending a
three weeks vacation with relatives in
Waterville.
Albert Stanley has returned from a
short vacation trip to the Western part
of the State.
H. i. McDougall went, yesterday, to
East Boothbay, where he will pass the
next two weeks.
Mrs. Chas. c. Ballard returned from
Oakland, Yesterday, swhere she has
been visiting relatives.
Miss Elizabeth Smiley of Miss Lib
by's, millinery parlors,. left, yesterday,
on months vacation.
Miss Clara Libby and Miss Ida Shaw
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There will be very few changes in the
teachers of the city schools for the en-
suing year. In the Williams district
there will be but one change, Miss
Mary A.. Creighton being elected to the
third grade of the Bangor street school.
Miss Creighton comes from Warren
and is a normal school graduate, highly
recommended. In the Village district
there are several changes. Miss Ethel
Fleck and Miss Maude johnson of the
Smith grammar school will retire.
Miss Dorothy True and Miss Lillian
Dow, both Normal graduates, are the.
new teachers elected. Miss Dow will
be assigned to grade VII, formerly
taught by Miss. Johnson and Miss True
to GradesIV, in the Nash school, which
has been taught by Miss Thomas who
will have grade VIII, the vacancy left
by Miss Fleck. In the Webster school
Miss Sadie Concannon takes the place
of Miss Harriet V. Enright. The
position held by Miss May H. Doughty
in the Grove street school will be filled
by Miss Lois Meserve. There will be
an auxiliary teacher in the Smith
grammar school soon to be elected.
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QUIZ tIIA l. iJitfslpS.
WINDSOR-Lcndal Titcomb of Angus
ia, land in Windsor to Oradella n. W'lcS
of Gardiner $1*.
MT VERNON-Wille A.. Bean of
Vernon to Ida A. Porter of North lIamp-
ton Mass, $l25
,MoNMouTH3,George II: stetson of
Mo n1t land in M9nm Gis to Elvina
OAKLAND-Sarah l.. Tilton of oak
land. land in Oakland to Cora NJ. Goodell
OF Oakland: and Isabelle, O.. and Ray
WINTIIROP-William f. Hewctt of
Winthrop, land in Winthrop to David +.
Austin of Readiicld. 81
CLINTON-Wllis l. and MarcclluS Cain
and Hattie Chamberlain of Clinton. and
Chas. S. and Leslie NJ. Cain of Boston,
and Bertha Cain of California. real es-
tate in Clinton to Josephine Gerald of
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS w. Cain of Wrslow,
Bertha M. BuZZell of China. and Iva Buz-
zell of Burnham, land in Benton to Ro-
land BuzZcll of Benton, 81.
WINSLOW-Lockwo Co. of Water
vile, real estate to \Eli MorrisSctte of
Winslow. 81; Lockwood Co. of Water
vile. land in Wnslow to Louis Bourasa
WATERVII.I.E - Watcrvillc Savings
Bank of Waterville real estate in Water
vile to Josiah w. Morrill, of Watcrville,
$500
UNITY PLANTATIoN-Ma O.
Grant of Unity Plantation. land in Unity
Plantation to j. G. Grant of Unity Plan
tation. $1,000.
LITCHFIIGLD- Allen and Maud
Armstrong of Butler, Mo, land in Litch-
heid to Adelhert II. Hartman of Itch
field, $1*.
CHARACTERIZATION Safe Deposit and
Trust Co, of Portland. land in Gardiner
to HollinSsworth Il Whitney Co. of Bos-
ton ST.: Albion e. Wing of Gardiner. land
and buildings in Gardiner to Priscilla w
Larrabee of Gardiner, $62.l0; Frederic A
Danforth of Gardiner. land and buildings
in Gardiner to w. Forest Landerkin OF
Gardiner, $3.50: \. +. Lewis of Farming
dale, land and buildings in Gardiner tc
Emma L. Daley of Gardiner, ST.
AuGUSTA-Nalle Is. Williamson OF
Augusta, land in Augusta to Augusta
Lumber Co. of Augusta. $1*
NASSALBORO-M Madeline G. Gates OF
Mechanic Falls, land in NaSsalboro to Ida
+. Clark of Vassalboro SIS
"a valuable consideration.
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Daily Ksnnsbse Journal

Cards Of Thanks, obituary notices,
resolutions of respect, etc. win be
charged at the rate of ten cents par
line. No charges less than seventy
I'VE cents.
All advertising, announcements % On.
tertainnents, whose object u tha
raising of money, will be charged ~
the rate of fifteen cents . line.
Advertising notices, news rm. VIII b
excluded from our local columns. r
cept such as refer to advertisers oe-
cupying space in our advertising
columns, and will be run under
separate head on one OF the loeS
pages. 6,
Subscribers who fail to receivs tha
Journal promptly will confer fa-or
by notifying the office imInsdiatsix.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Spear, Jr, of
Portland, are in the city for few days,
coming through from Portland, Sun
day, in a Rambler automobile in 5
hours and 40 minutes. Mr. Spear is
manager of the automobile department
of the +. o. Bailey Co, Portland, which
has the State agency of seven of the
leading machines on the market. He
and Mrs. Spear are enjoying tour of
the State and will go to Waterville, to-
morrow, and Bangor, a day or two
later.
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Augusta Methodists will be pleased

Augusta Methodists will be pleased
to learn that the defalcation of Willard
5. Allen, treasurer of the Preachers Aid
Society of the New. England conference,
does not effect and of the superannu-
ates Of the Methodist church in Maine
or any of the ministers of the Maine
conference The Preachers Aid Society
of the New England conference is a
distinct organization and is not con-
nected in any way with the similar
society of the Maine conference.
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SoeCiat Advertisement.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS. not ex-
ceedins twenty-five words coming - und DER
the head of WANTED, FOR SALE, 10
LET. LOST, &c. will be inserted once
for Is cents and 5 cents for each subse-
quent insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT
in sending by mail remittance OF postage
stamps should be made with ORDER as
the charges are too small to open ac-
count for.
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Ruel Smith, Esq, for years stenogra-
pher to Chief Justice Peters, well known
in Augusta, returned Monday, to
Washington, where he is engaged as
stenographer to the Spanish war claims
commission
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-11

The following have filed petitions in
bankruptcy: Frank +. Fish of South
Gardiner. no deposit, liabilities $274.57.
assets, $3.50: first meeting of creditors
set for Friday, Aug. II. John Fair
banks of Mt. Vernon, liabilities, $57715,
and assets $51; first meeting of credi-
tors set for Aug. IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-11

There will be a meeting of the Bar
bers' Union Thursday night, at which
it is expected that the final arrange
ments for the Labor day celebration
will be made.
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Local Notice.

+ FOR SALE. The Kinsman property
on west side of Crosby st. A rare
chance to purchase two houses at
bargain. For particulars call on Fred
G. Kinsman, Admr. Aug.10dat
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GreenIedf r. Leonard and Miss Clara
e. WaSinoutha both of Augusta, were
married, Saturday night, by George c.
Sheldon, justice of the peace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-11

The schooner Henrietta Simmons,
from Perth Amboy, N. j., arrived here,
yesterday with BAT tons of hard coal
for the Chas. II. White Coal Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-11

City Marshal Plaisted of Waterville,
brought two men to the county JAIL.
yesterday. Both We're committed for
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-11

The repair crew of the Electric Road
was at work taking up the slack in
the wires on Water street, yesterday
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-11

Z A new. plate glass was placed in the
window of sBeck's clothing store, yes
tterday. 1t replacefi tFe one which was
craclxed, a few weeks ago. 1ti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-11

Tarle Thibodeau brought Nome from
,Togus pond, a handsome basket of
pond lilies, in which there was over
800.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-11
FINE SUBURBAN HOME AND PRO

ductive farm mile from p Y, on on WIZ WIZ
throp Street. Situation unsudI p re,Sair
house of stories and ell u GOV e .et Ere,
places. new furnace water large, stable bic
and barn new poultry house i6x6a: t Ia 10
of 100 acres. among best in G1un5ay acres az
40 tons hay; large apple yieid, ra = ae and
crops; spring fed pasture: nik larm qnd d2a
% years. Buildings alone W9rt ana n oai;
than price of farm; value wood Cili an sell at at
timber $500. To leave state, WI Ne
once. E. E. Newbert, Augusta .une24dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-11
LOCAL MATTERS.
journal TsIsehons ca,t. ,aa.A,
A Song of Hope.

Weep not the years
The bitter storm and trouble of the
past; E3az
Life will not thank thee for thy tenderest
tears,
Take heart--take hope at last,
Let not thy signs
Make sad the music. of earths briefestf
day. ss;s<T,s1ssa5
The light is Shining itrsLoHe,s unveiled
eyes: Msksss2ss ~
Behold! the mornings HAy! -
Fran ~. Stanton
Band concert, this evening, atsIsland
Park.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-11

A GROCERY CLERK AT ONCE.
Merrill Bros, Augusta. A auglld3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-11

PRIVATE LESSONS IN SHORT
hand given at No. Is State st. Please call
in the evening. au2lld2W@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-08-11

A POSITION TO DO OFFICE WORK
by a young man of good education Ref
erence if desired. a. p. JeWett. care
Journal. Augusta. augS;i3t%