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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
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We Buy Cheapest,

THIS YOUNG MAN i'm celebrating his Second Anniversary to join in with hm-n making this MAMMOTH CELEBRAT be devoted to this occasion We all partae good of store during this happy occasions and think BARGAlNS With unlimited capital working with THE ST GOODS ASSOCIATION IN THE WORLD A masterfu organizs us in position to show you the real way money
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17

35c 23c BOYS BLOUSE WAIST A5 dozen Boys Fancy Blouse Percale Waists; all ages to 12 years; ANNIVERSARY SALE ...... .23c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
Leather Suit Cases

EXPOSITION. 75 Genuine Leather Suit Cases, elegantly trimmed, cloth lined; our regular $500 line; ANNI- VERSARY SALE, each .$3.9s SPECIAL PRICES ON TRUNKS DURING OUR ANNIVERSARY SALE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
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PERCALE

New goods, pretty patterns,
 stripes, figures, etc., for shirts, waists and dresses;- ANNIVERSARY Sale .5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17

FREE FREE With each pair curtains pur- chased, we will give cur
 tain poles and loop during ANNIVERSARY SALE ....t..... FREE
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17

2,ooo yards All-Wool In-
 grain Carpet; will make, line and lay these Carpets during ANNIVERSARY SALE, the yard ...61c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
tying Opportunity that Has Nev
 Been Equaled in Montgomery.
TowELING.

ToWELING of the best known Kitchen Crash, warranted all
 pure linen; 1s inches wide, right in the face of big ad- vance in flax, we will sell this 12 1-2c quality at ANNI- VERsARY SALE, for .. Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
WATER COOLERS.

The most economical Cool CTS on the market. The walls are thick and well flll- ed, making it the best Ice preserver. Nickel faucet, galvanized iron reservoir.
 l 1-2 gallon Cooler cut
 from $1.5O to ......$1.24 2 gallon Cooler, cut from
 $2.O0 to ...... .$1.5o 8 gallon Cooler, cut from
 $2.75 to .... ......$ .$1.9S 4 gallon Cooler, cut from
 $500 to .... ...... SPAS 6 gallon Cooler, cut from
 $3.5o to ...... .$2.so
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
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10c Sc STOCK FOUNDATIONS Marina Silk Stock Founda- tions- in. colors, black and
 white; all sizes; ANNI- l. VERSARY SALE .Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
$12.OO

$4.OO $2.0S
 LACE CURTAINS
 Irish Point Curtains or Arabian Net Curtains, hea- " borders, plain centers; big values; ANNIVERS- ARY SALE .... .. .$2.9S
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
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GINGHAMS

Standard goods. staple pat terms, blue and white and
 brown and white check; ANNIVERSARY Sale .5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
Pretty New Lawn Waists.


 magnificent fwst m prices mentioned WAISTS beautiful quality o tuck back tiny and large nGk tucked sleeves and cuffs pa fold down front of tiny tuks and trimmed with medns tucked Russian Blouse with dropping shoulders full 0S ANNIVERSARY SALE DZO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
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FOG Z3c ] BOX STATIONERY
 Tn Tints of blue, grey and
 white; the kind that you
 can write upon; ANNI- VERSARY SALE .23c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
THE SHOE STORE.
HOW ABOUT YOUR SUMMER
 SHoEsP

You should begin to think of the warm days that are sure to come; when the feet will begin to burn and ache from the heat; which tells you plainer than words that YOU should buy pair of our 1, 2, 3 or 4 STRAP SANDALS.
 PATENT COLT and PATENT
 KID .... ...... ..... S2.5O
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
75c
4Sc
REITS

Ladies Crush Silk Belts, gir- dle effect, in colors of red, green, navy, white and
 black; ANNIVERSARY SALE .. .... .48c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
s5c 1,
18c
SHIRT LINEN

Colored Shirt Linen, suitable for shirts, waists, etc.; pure
 linen, worth 25c; ANNI- vERSARy SALE =. .1oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
INITIAL HANDKER-
 CHIEFS.

CHILDREN's Initial Hander- kerchiefs, made of nice quail ity cambric, with fine em- broidered letters; slightly mussed, but not damaged; ANNIVERSARY SALE ..5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
1Cc
HALF HOSE

lUc SC
 HALF HOSE
 100 dozen Mems Solid Black Half Hose; regular 1Oc quality; ANNIVERSARY SALE ... 5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
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23c
CREPE VOILF

ChEPE VOILE
 Exquisite light weight dress goods, in beautiful colors of grey, blue and pink; ANNIVERSARY A Sale, 23c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
29c
S5C

35c 29c PARISIAN VOILE
 With Mercerized Stripe, love- ly dress fabric, in light and medium, blue, red and champagne; AaNl rERS- ARY SALE ,.. .2oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
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13 1-2c

15c 13 1-2c ZEPHYR CHAMBRAY 34 inches wide, beautiful
 quality, soft colors of light blue, grey, brown, etc; worth 15c; ANNIVERS- ARY SALE ......13 1-2c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
49c
SHEETS

SHEETS
 S1x9o Bleached Sheets, from 9 1-2 yards wide Stand ard sheeting, linen finish; worth COG; ANNIvERs- ARY SALE .... ... .4oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
IF 1-2c
1Oc

PILLOW CASES Made from good Muslin, heavy quality, hemmed, 45x36; worth 12 1-2c; AN ADVERSARY SALE ..loc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
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30c

MEMS MADRAS SHIRTS 125 dozen Mems Fancy Cord Madras Shirts; a regular
 5oc shirt; ANNIVERS- AIRY SALE ......, ,3oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17

100 Sc PRIDE OF THE FIELD Yard wide, soft finish Bleaching, not seconds but
 sound, new goods; ANNI- VERSARY SALE .... .sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
5S5c
SHEETS

SHEETS
 They're good, heavy quality, S1x9O, |bleached Shests; worth 65c; ANN1VERS- ARY SALE ...... .55c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
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23c
BOYS WAIST

ST dozen Boys Al quality fancy Percale Shirt Waists, to close lot, ANNIVERS-
 AIRY SALE o3e
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17

TOILET SOAP

15c lOc 1, TOILET SOAP
 Three cakes to box; White Rose, Violet, and Glycerine Soap; big value; ANNI- VERSARY SALE ... .I0c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
S1.75
$1.24
AUTO BAGS

In colors of tan, brown, grey
 and black, with gilt and
 gunmetal trimmings; AM ADVERSARY SALE SPA
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
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14c

1Sc 14c
 WOVEN BATISTE Beautiful, light and airy goods for dresses, in colors of pink, grey, blue and
 green; ANNIVERSARY SALE ...... .... .14c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
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SEA ISLAND

OCA 1OLhN U
 Standard Sea Island, not the thin, light weight stuff, but good quality. NONE TO DEALERS. ANNI- VERSARY SALE Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
We Wish You'd Look at These Skirts.

The Anniversary Prices Tell the Tale
  trimmed with folds material others regularly S35o to $500, Anniversary
 
 Blantne plaid full flare, quality, trimmed with aeta  Broadoh black pated
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
15c

ZSc 15c
 HOSE
 Ladies Lisle Hose, drop stitch; children's Ribbed Hose, medium weight, size 6 to 9 1-2; ANNIvERS- AIRY SALE .... ..,.15c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
TOWELS.

This Anniversary Sale of
 Towels should attract your attention and bring you here in a hurry.
 LINEN H. s. HUCK TOW FL, at .... .....12 1-2c MAMMOTH LINEN H. s. Huck Towel ... ....15c Very Fine HEAVY LINEN H. S. Huck Towel ....24c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17

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BED SPREADS

They are neat Marseilles pat terms, all new designs, ex-
 tra large size; worth
 $l.26; ANNIvERsARY SALE .... ,.,. S5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17

.SN11A1NHsA \ 60 4c ' SHIFTING PRINTS < ' Warranted fast colors; suit !, / able for shirts, waists and q childrens dresses: ANNI- ' vERSARY SALE .4c i, ' \>>>>>>>>>>~>>><, ' loo Sc
 PERCALE |
 34 inches wide, good quality, N mostly stripes; ANNI- { 4 vERsARY SALE .sc , h>>~>>>>>>>>>>~. ! 15c 1Oc { | % MADRAS {
 A. F. c. Brand, very fine }
 quality, nice. for shirts, ' waists. etc.; launders nice ( ' ly; for ANNIVERSARY | e SALE .... .... .... 10c {. le>>>>>>>>>>>>>>s ! Zoe 22c { ! BROWN SHIFTING |
 1o-4 Unbleach Standard 2 ' Sheeting, made from Sea } ' Island Cotton; ANNIvER- ' | SARY SALE ... ....22c { ! 15c loo [ DIMITY l White Checked and Striped \ } Dimity, suitable for Un- ( \ dexwear and Children's \ | Clothing; ANNIVERSARY } ! SALE ...... .... ..1oc l>>~~~~~>>~~~>~@e ! $1.25 S5c } ! BED SPREADS E ' They are neat Marseilles pat } terms, all new designs, ex- . ! tra large size; worth ( \ $l.26; ANNIvERsARY < \ SALE .... .... ... .S5c ' Se~>%>~>~~>~~~~~S ; 12 1-2c 1Oc F PILLOW CASES S Made from good Muslin, ? heavy quality, hemmed, ' 46x36; worth 12 1-2c; AN
 ADVERSARY SALE 1oc q (>~~>>~>>~~>>~>~d sec 49c ( SHEETS q S1x9o Bleached Sheets, from q Q 1-2 yards wide Stand & ard Sheeting, linen finish; .S { worth COG; ANNIvERS-
 ARY SALE .... .4ec q 65c 55c q SHEETS
 They're good, heavy quality, S1x00, -bleached Shests; GS worth 65c; ANNIVERS- @ ARY SALE ...... ..55c
 15c 13 1-2c 2 ZEPHYR CHAMBRAY & 34 inches wide, beautiful .N quality, soft colors of light
 blue, grey, brown, etc;
 worth 15c; ANNTvERS- S ARY SALE ......13 1-2c sS ~~~%~%%>~~~~%%~N ZSc 15c q HOSE G Ladies Lisle Hose, drop
 stitch; Children's Ribbed @ Hose, medium weight, size
 6 to 9 Ia; ANNIvERS- @ AIRY SALE .... .I5c A '~~~%~~~~~~~~~~~1
 100 Sc S
 PRIDE OF THE FIELD &
 Yard wide, soft finish A
 Bleaching, not seconds but %
 sound, new goods; ANNI- 4
 VERSARY SALE ... .Sc & >>>>>~~~>~~~~~<@
 6c 5c G
 GINGHAMS &
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
$1.25
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$1.25 9Sc
 SUIT CASES
 100 Oiled Canvas Covered Suit Cases, brass trimmed, cloth lined; worth $1.25; ANNIVERSARY Sale o5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
$1.OO
S9c

LACE CURTAINS
 Rufie Muslin Curtains, 8 yards long; wor,-. $1.oo a pair, and cheap at that; ANNIVERSARY Sale, Sec
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
22c

ZSc 22c BROWN SHIFTING 10-4 Unbleach Standard
 Sheeting, made from Sea
 Island Cotton; ANNIvER-
 SARY SALE .., 22c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
PERCALE

34 inches wide, good quality,
 mostly / stripes; ANNI-
 vERSARY SALE .6c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
$1.OO
$1.25

$1.25 $1.OO LACE CURTAINS Nottingham Lace Curtains, plain and small figured
 centers, well worth SIPS; ANNIVERSARY Sale .Si
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17
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" MADRAS A. F. c. Brand, very fine quality, nice for shirts, waists. etc.; launders nice ly; for ANNIVERSARY SALE .... .... 10c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-17

TORCHON LACE.
 ToRCHoN LACE, one and a half to two and a half inchs wide; the everlasting kind; beautiful patterns In splendid variety; this is a great offer at the begin ing of the season and one that you should take ad- vantage of; two grades; ANNIVERSARY SALE, at .... ...... 5c and 7c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-25

of the sixth and got first on missed
third strike. Norcross made two-bag-
ger, Perham went to third, F. Harvey
singled. Perham scored. II. jackson
struck out. ]. Harvey singled, Nor
cross scored, Johnson hit Il groundcr
through Martin, F. Harvey scored
Kempton got first on Johnson's force
out at second, j. Harvey scored
Hanks hit a fly to Socia and that re-
tired the sixth inning with the score
10 to l. Both sides went out in order in
the 9TH. Nashon got first in the eighth,
on balls. A. Perry singled. Smith
popped a fly to Harvey. Martin hit Il
grounder through Johnson. Nashon
scored. Socia got first on jackson and
Harvey fumbled, Patnouda struck out.
and q. Perry did likewise. the Corners
went ont in one, two three order.
The visitors went out i'm the 9Th in or
der, while Il base on balls and two muff-
cd flies by Patnoud and Martin give the
Corners another score and thus the
matinee ended with the score II to
i'm favor of the visitors. The noteworthy
feature of the game was the pitching
of NOrcroSs and Phclan and the field
ing of +. Socia for the visitors. The
score:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-25
THE UNiVERSALlSTS.
Program for National Meeting at Old
Orchard, July 81 to August z.

The o3,l national summer meeting of the
Univcrsalists will be held at Ferry Beach
park. Old Orchard. next week commence
ing Sunday. July 81, and closing on the
following Sunday, Aug. :. and it is prob
able that a number of Augusta Eniver-
SaliSts will be in attendance. On Satur-
dav. Aug. 6. the sermon will be delivered
by Rev. e. n. Hayden pastor of the WIN
throp Street Universalist church, of this
city The program of addresses for the
week will be rs follows:
Saturday, July aoh, $ p; NJ, Reception.
Sunday. July 3lst. II \. NJ, Sermon,
Key; w. g. Sch srhop pnria ID: * q n Praise
service led by Rev Grin Edison Crookcr,
> Z. NJ. Addresses upon Universalsm
and Life. by Rev. Charles E. Lund. Rev.
S. G. Davis, Rev. j. NJ. Atwood. Rev.
j. +. Albion. ID. ID. =,
A%g Isl BSv A NJ H Ham h""
cal culture, Miss Agnes NJ. Saffor; 10 A.
NJ, Bathing hour; II A. NJ, Ministers In
stitute. The Church and Men. Rev. j.
+. Albion, D. D.. Portland: =? r. NJ;
Conservation meeting at tent Ministers
row: 80 +. NJ. Praise service. led by
KEY. o. II. Perkins. New Bedford. Mas
D.; 2. NJ, Class in voice culture; p. NJ.
Social hour, concluding with lsD Stereop-
ticon views of The Scenic Beauties OF
Maine Rev. c, +. INund.
Mondays order of the day will be fol
lowed through the week.
Rev. c.. +. Nash: d. D. p; NJ. Camp
fire in charge of Rev. q. II. Shinn, ID. d.,
at the edge of the woods.
Wednesday. Aug. Sd. Sermon. : p. M.
Rev. Mrs Alfalfa l.. J. Irwin. Pensacola:
in charge of Russell F. Lund and Paul
a. Shinn.
Thursday. Aug. 18th. Y. P. G. u: Address.
Contribution of the 7: p. G: L. to the
NJ. Open parliament. conducted by Miss,
r. n. Mclean. president Cumberland As
ISOLATION. Topic. Why Unions Succeed and
Fail.
Friday. Aug. 9Th. p NJ, Sermon. Rev.
r. \. Bisbep. -. D.. editor of the Univer-
salst Leader: p. NJ. Camp ire on the
beach in charge of Rev. w. J. Taylor,
Rev {. 4. Hayden: + NJ. Grand pop
uar concert in the pavilion.
Rev. Mrs. a. l.. J. Irwin. Pensacola. Fla. !;
Sermon. Rev. C. f.. Nash, ID. D.; $ +.
NJ, Parting conference, led by Rev. q.
The congreGa tional music for the meet
ings for the week will be in charge of
Rev. Chester Gore Miller.
The meetings of the Ministers Institute
will he held on the same dates. The ad-
dresses will be as follows:
Monday. The Church and the Men. the
Rev. j. F. Albion. d. ID.
Tuesday. The Sunday School Problem.
the Rev. o. +. Stafford, ID. ID.
"Wednesday. The Psychology Of Public
Worship. Dean Forbes.
Thursday. The Psychology of Public
Worship CO. Dean Forbes.
Friday. ~ Rational Evangelism, the
Rev. c. F.lwood Nash. d. ID.
:. Saturday. The Race Problem from a
Southern Woman's Point of View Rev
Alfalfa l.. J. Irwin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-25
. NORTH vAssALBoRo WINS.
Inc Visitors Came, They Saw Us and
Ihey Conquered, Beyond Doubt.

iHe p'.il game, saturday, al the Cor
her grounds resulted in favor of
North Nassalboro by a score of IL to ).
Johnson and Norcross did the twir-
ling Cor the home team and phylan for
The visitors. 1t Was a bad ,iay for ball
playing as the ground was Wet and u
heavy drizZle began with the game and
lasted all through. This made il had
Tor johnson as the ball was so WEI
and slippery that he was unable to
use his wide curves and not having
mulch speed he was batted quite hard.
AithouSh ne made eight of the visitors
fan the air. when they did connect
WITH the ball 1t meant hit as we'll as
score. Norcross held the rubber down
from the eth inning. he had lots Of
speed and the visitors was unable to
do anything with him. They managed
to get one score in the ninth IN one
single and two errors. Phelan had lots
Of speed and he burned them across
the plate with the speed and force of
Il cannon.
Up to the 9Th inning tho score
was 10 to 0 in favor of tho yis-
itors. They wanted to quit then, but
| not so easy said Manager Harvey. We
Will play it out sink or swim. The rms
| were made in detail as follows:
G.. Perry opened the game for the
visitors and struck out. Kennedy
smashed out two Dagger and
scored OH Phelan's two-bagger
| Phelan stole third and scored
| on Wilher's single, Vashon made
single and stole second. A Perry
popped fly to Fl. Jackson and Vashon
| credit. The Corners got one man on
third this inning but could not score.
| The second and third innings were
disposed Of without any scores for either
team. Nlshon opened the fourth for
| the visitors with Il single and scored
! on Pcrry'S single and Smiths two
I Dagger. Martin made Il single and Per-
ry and smith scored. Socia hunted and
ond G.. Perry made a single and Ken
ncdy struck out, Phclan drew u pass
and Wcbber struck out. The Corners
| put up good fight in their half and
got men on second and third but was
unable to register them ut the homo
plate. and the fourth ended with the
score ) to 0 in favor of the visitors
Vashon opcnod the 5th with Il walk
to first. G. Perry and Smith got singles
and Vashon scored. Martin struck out
Socia hit to k"mnton. and got first by
| Ecmrton trying to catch Perry al
home. Int the ball was 50 slippery
| Jackson lost him. g. Perry got first on
| n will throw and Smith and Soci;,
scored. Kennedy hit to Johnson who
| fnmhled it and WAS safe at first AMI
| Perry scored Pholan made Il single
| putting Kennedy third and stole sec
ond Wilbcr got a walk to first. Nashon
bunt"d and Kennedy was forced out
| mt tn" plate. that ended their half of
| the 5th with the score 10 to o i'm thoi,
| favor. The home team mt ,lp another
GOOD fight AMI johnson got as far as
| third bnt they woro unable to sco~e i'm
| this nninr. but in he 9Th inning things
| changed N"rcroSs took tho rubber an
tho visitors went ont in one two, three
order.
| Pcrham opened the Corners half
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-25
Royal Blue Line St. Louis Tours.

Returning visitors from the Great
Fair are very enthusiastic over the
wonderful exhibition. At this early date
the buildings and exhibits are fresh
and clean and show to the best adj
vantage; from official weather reports
one can observe that the city is enjoy
ing an unusually cool summer, compar-
ing favorably with our own New Eng
land climate.
Leaving Boston July 30th, the Royal
Blue Line have arranged tour cover
ing eleven days, making stops at the
prominent cities in both directions; the
low price of $500 covers the entire OK
pense.
Drop postal for details and we shall
be glad to send you an itinerary and H.;
Illustrated booklet.
Jos. p. Taggart. N. +. P. A., $50
Washington St. Boston, Mass.
iuly19-21- 23-25-27-29
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visit with His Honor. the Mayor and

visit with His Honor the Mayor and
Mrs. Robertson.
Miss Sadie F. Lord passed Sunday at
the North cottage. Miss Shorey. who
is Gov. Eurleigh's secretary. is busy at
her typewriter.
The Williamson family, who have
been at Squirrel Island for brief sea
son, have returned to Pine Gables.'
Mrs. Richard II. Stubs has been
here. making her wedding calls.
Mrs. Reds guests will depart for
home on Tuesday. They took an auto
mobile trip around the lake on Thurs
day.
Mrs. +. w. Soule. who has been quite
i'll. is much better now.
Mrs. Ethel Dodd of Boston has been
the guest of Mrs. D. c. Robinson for a
week. Miss Nellie Moore of Augusta
was entertained. yesterday.
1t was Il beautiful sight. last Sunday
to see Mr. Robinson's Gretchen,
spreading her sail under the skilful
management of Miss Elliott. In her
company was the "Nebula," command
cd by Miss DOdd. and the "Waubas-
hene' sailed by Mr.. Robinson.
Prof. Chas. l.. Hunt. supervisor of
schools in Clinton. Mass, and his sis
ter, Mrs. John Dennison of Auburn,
has been visiting at "Waldheim."
Francis Wood McCargo. or the occa-
sion of the eleventh anniversary Of his
birthday. or Friday. gave blackboard
ride to eight of his young companions
to Aliens hill. where games We're play
cd and n picnit. supper served A happy
time was enjoyed. and many presents
received by young Wood.
Weather perfect. H. o.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
kennehec.

tNSUbSoSSs
AuGusTA.-Edith A. Drew Of Guiltord.
to Nallie Is. Williamson. ST.; Adcline Mar
son of Portland, to Mary a. Harrison. 800.
CHINA-Jane Hodgkins to Lillian 3.
Pierce. &Op.
GARDiNER-Mary f. Thompson of
West Gardiner. to Napoleon Delaware.
$50: Sarah A. Hathaway to Fred l..
Howard of Boston. Mass. S;s0,1o: 5. \.
dreth Co. st~; S. n, MaXcy Manutactur-
ing Co. to George and Charles IL. Gray.
500.
MANCHESTER-Jam f. Collins to
Hortcnsa l.. Cairns. 81
MoNMoUTH-Leonidas Pettingill to
John A. Drugan, 81.
Augusta. to Alonzo +. Mathews $40
NASSAhBORO.Josiah Brown TO Eu-
gene , +; nsreGn j. N Iou,o .,,,,, -,
San Luis ohispo. California, to Charles
H. Barton, SIS; NJ. V. p. Guptiii to Lin
neus NJ. Bosworth of Gilead. 81. Gideon
neutrality-suspicious. 4. Tinkham of
Monmouth. TO Archie f. Fairbanks OF
Monmouth. 5000; H. p. Wood 4 Sons of
! Boston. Mass. to LeonidaS Pettingill OF
Monmouth $1,000.
QUIT CLAIMS.
AUGUSTA-A. NJ. Guild to f. +. Mar
: son, 81: Augusta Savings Bank 10 Grille
ma z. Sanborn, $500
l4TciIFIElrD.rown of Litchheld to
MONMOUTH-otisw w. Andrews to Au-
GuStus w Andrews of Salem, ST..
PITTSTON-kennebCc Log Driving Co.
Of Gardiner, to Nj. G. Shaw Co. of Bath.
500.
NASSAL RORO-Aiice NJ. Waldron ct
al. to James l.. Babh. $50
WtTERNli.i.E-Edw +. Lyfcrd of
Springfield Mass. 10 Henry l"Nie. valu-
able consideration; Esther A. johnson OF
lfttsficld, TO Julia l.. Parks of Piitsheld
81"
WEST GARDINER-hhh" A. Morgan
ct Al. to Emma c. Mccormick OF Gan di-
ncr. ST.
@And other valuable consideration.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-25

In the Saturday evening edition of
the Lewiston Journal, accompanying,
an excellent likeness of Capt. F. T..
Drake of this city, the new adjutant of
the I'd Infantry, was the following
truthful sketch of the military career
of that efficient officer; Capt. F. f.
Drake Of Augusta, the new adjutant
of the Cd Infantry, National Guard
State of Maine. is a young Of
ficer who has worked his way up from
the ranks and fully won the double
barred straps that adorn his shoulders.
He began his military experience in
co. A of the I'd at Gardiner, where
he rose to n lieutenancy. Maj. w. ;.
Hume of Eastport made him his bat
TALON adjutant when the law was
amended So as to allow three extra
first lieuterants for this purpose. He
held this position till Co. F of the First
was disbanded at Augusta when he or
ganized Co. NJ of the I'd which now
DOES the capital city much credit. He
has made an exceedingly popular and
capable company commander and has
been highly cnmplimented by inspect
ing officers both in the State and regu-
lar establishments. He is known to
every officer in the regiment and takes
the deepest interest in the service His
appointment is regarded by the guard
as most excellent one"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-25

There is more Catarrh in this section
of the country than all other diseases put
together. and until the last few years.
For great many years doctors
pronounced it local disease and
prescribed local remedies. and 10y CON
stanlly falling To cure with local treat
mcnt pronounced il incurablc. Science
has Proven catarrh to be a constitutional
disease and therefore requires conStitu-
tional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure.
manufactured by l.. J. Cheney q Co, 40
ledo, Ohio. is the only constitutional cure
on the market. Ii IS taken internally in
doses from ten drops to Il teaspOonful. IL
acts directly On the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system They offrr one
hundred dollars for any case 1t fails 10
cure. Send for circulars and testimoni
ais.
Address: +. j. CHENEY 4 Co. Toledo.
Ohio.
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-25

Roberts & Ripley are finishing a new
1S-foot naphtha launch for c. 5. Four-
hecs of New York. to be used at Bel
Crude lakes. The craft will be equipped
with "A 2Ih horse power Knox engine
and will carry 10 persons. 1t will be
one of the best boats of its kind in that
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