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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-21
LOCAL BREvIrIEs.
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90 See the shark at the Aquarium. =


The gross receipts at the German
Bazaar on Saturday were $1,000.
The First View Reception of the KiIo-
hama Art League takes place this even
ing at the League studios, Alexander
Young building.
Mrs L. A. Thurston is a passenger In
the Manchuria arriving next Friday
She is returning from visit to he1
parents in Michigan.
The Daughters of Hawaii will hole
a meeting on Tuesday afternoon at
o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. L. A
Coney. All members are especially
asked to attend.
Arokis trial for assault with dead.
ly weapon is set for 10 o'clock this
morning before Judge Gear. The mex
case for trial is that of Stephen Ma
haulu, late chief clerk of the Land
Office, for embezzlement Of public
money.
Rehearsals for the Mother Goose
opera for today will be as follows:
Maids Of Honor to the Queen. 1870 p.
M. Mother Goose and Gl;asts. 2 p. m. !;
HumptyDumpties 4 o'clock; Bowl
at $780,
The steamer Manchuria was to have
left San Francisco on Saturday last,
which will bring her to Honolulu on
Friday morning next. Tt is expected
that B. f. Dillingham; will be among
her passengers. J. @. Wood had also
engaged passage on her.
Considerable amusement was Gre
ated in Hilo Wednesday morning fol-
lowing the election, when Henry West,
defeated candidate for representative
on the Democratic ticket, wheeled John
Herring in a wheelbarrow through the
principal business streets.
Vice President j. L. Mclean, Secre-
tary C. H. Clapp and storekeeper NJ j.
BisselI of the Inter-Island Steam Nav
igation Co. took the flying round trip
of the steamer Mfkahala to Kauai.
leaving Honolulu Saturday afternoon
and returning yesterday afternoon.
The Oahu College will have vaca-
ton this week from Wednesday after
noon until Monday morning. Thursday
being Thanksgiving, there would be
only one day of schooling after We'd
nesday, and President Griffiths thought
it would Go the children good to have
a three days rest.
Mrs. John D. Paris, wife of Senator
Paris of Kona. Hawaii, is seriously i'll,
being threatened with appendicitis. A
wireless message came to town last
week requesting her sister, Mrs. Caro-
line J. Robinson, to secure a doctor
and come to Kona Immediately. DR.
Wood accordingly accompanied Mrs
Robinson to Kona. The friends of the
family are anxiously awaiting the out
come of Mrs. Paris's illness.
The funeral of William KeaolaniI
Crowningberg, who died on Saturday.
at the age of IA from a complication
Of typhoid fever with bronchitis, took
place from st. Andrews cathedral toI
cemetery at p. m. yes
terday. He was the last hope of per-
the Crowningberg family
name in Hawaii Two sisters survive
him. Crowningberg was a boarding
pupil at Iolani college when taken i'll,
but he died in the house of Rev F.
Fitz in st. Andrews cathedral close.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-11-21
japanese Labor Changing.

Every week a few Japanese have
been leaving Puunene for Japan ana
it is expected that many more VIII
soon be recalled. New laborers are ar
irving in their places. however, and
are said TO be of a better class. A
few Koreans are also arrivfng.-Maui
News
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
"Ihe Factory Girl"

An Ottawa paper has the following
criticism of The Factory Girl, whlch
appears at the Opera House, Wednes-
day evening, Dec. IA:
The election night attraction AT the
Grand Opera house last evening was
tn. Old Ottawa favoritc. The Factory
Girl which returned with almost the
same company which presented it here
last teaaon. The Factory Girl needs
no Introduction L" the capital. ana
TIE Erge crowd which witnessed II
last evening was well pleased with the
presentation. The play has lost none
of it's pa tnos: the humor has increased
and The few changes which nave
been made IL, the personnel Of the cast
are for the better. Neil Barrett again
aI,Jrarrd as the hero and John A
Eocns gave n good Interpretation OF
the mart of Charles Wilde. jolly. fun
making insurance agent. Laura NJ.
stone was again seen i'm the title role.
Sh. makes an acceptable heroine. In
fact. the company is strong without ex-
c"ption and The Factory Girl. with It's
cOmIral comedians. fine scenery ana
thrilling climax. is we'll worth seeing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
LOCAL MATTERS.
AMusEM MEN1s.
Great Pauline Coming.


The Great Pauline the man OF n'irt - !,
and mystery and a carefully seiec'eo
co,npanv of elite entertainers, present.
ing a program to be pleasantly re-
mcmbered and talked of for many a
day 20 come, will open a weeks en-
eapement at the Opera House on Mon
day evening. Dec. ;. A matinee VIII
be given on Saturday. The Richmond
0Cnbec) Times says:
"fhere was not dull moment from
the rise to the fall Of the curtain, And
from the little boy in the gallery to
the gray haired old man down stairs
everyone pronounced it positively the
most pleasing, scientific and amusing
performan nee ever given in Richmond
where everyone received merriment TO
their hearts content. To the minus
of most people the Art Of Hypnotisin
is a. fraud perpetrated upon the pubic
thrnIph the assistance Of the suDJects
upon which the operator may WORK IL
there is any person possessed OF the
power to hypnotic. Pauline is the one
He secures completed passiveness over
his subjects, and after that has neeh
obtained he can control ---em AT MS
will. The above facts have been clear
Iy demonstrated to the large audiences
who have been attending his perform
ances during his engagement here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
The Open Sesame.

Pe cheerful sister above all things
be cheerful. If you cannot be very
cheerful then be as cheerful as you can.
Smile. even if everything animat@
and inanimate. appears to have entered
into a conspiracy against you. for that
is the time when cheerfulness does you
real credit.
When YOU are tired TO death with the
struggles of life. and :he baby is cross
and the children Just wear you out
with their noise. smile. sister, Sni!".
Force yourself to smile. May be it will
take considerable effort the first two
o. three times you try it. But just 60
and stand in front Of the mirror ami
laugh at your scowling face.
The finest cure in tn" world for a ba
temper is a good hearty smile.
When an impatient word rises to
your lips. choke it hack and if you hay"
To- stop and fight it out then and there.
Don't let a mere an.-"y word get the
better Of a whole tody and mini.
There is surely enough of you tn strug-
sic with an attack of bad temper and
conquer it. Smile, sister. smile. Get
nto the habit of it. 1t will smooth out
those wrinkles on your face. 1t will
round off that sharp little tang in your
voice.
Smiles are contagious. 1t will not bt'
long before your husband and children
will a"ustoin themselves to meet your
smile with another. Don't keep yOur
pleasant ways :or strangers who
wouldn't lift 4 hand to help you in
lines Of trouble.
Make use of your nice company
manncr" every day right in your own
house among the ones whom you really
ove and who would stand by you
through thick and thin if you needed
hem. II the smile is a little forced and
unnatural at first. get used to it.
And after all. when you stop to think
Of il, you cannot do more than ynur
best at any time. When you have don"
all that is in your power with the
means at your command and things
will go any way but The right way. as
they hay" habit Of doing occasionally,
just Keep on smiling until they come
your way. Console yourself with the
thought that you have done your level
hest and let the consequences take care
Of themselves. They are bound t.
come right. if you give them time. The
world hasn't any spite against you and
you will have your share of success in
good Season.--NeW Idea.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
HOLD FAST TO YOUR APPENDIX.
Famous English Surgeon Defenos That
Much Maiigned Organ.

The fifth Bux!ey at the Charine
Cross Hospital proved remarkable 70:
Sir william McE.wen's defence of the
ouch-m ,!igned vermiforT appendix
saws Il I.ondor dispatch.
This is the. technical term for the
,,-o-m. like apl cndage I" the caecun' oi
blind intestine" known as the catput
coli. a cul-de-sac about two inches
and 3, half in length. situated at the
commencement of tie large Intestine.
Some surgeons. he SAID. nave
freely admitted that when making an
incjsion in a patient for some other
disease. they frequently remove the
ii,,Ie organ as Il urecaution against ap-
pendicitis.
Ru, was the appendix entirely USE
less to man? he queried. In some
ouartcrs it might be cortended that the
,essar intestines could be done without,
and that the spleen was superfiuous.
and that the stomach ltsel1 c"lii" very
well be dispensed with simply because
some people had lived alter these Or
eanS had bt on removes
Sir William drew humorous picture
of future rae" OF inanklhI WHOSE
whole digestive apparatus was feIfloNcu
and the members of which retained but
a small jncision. dUNn which could be
dropped concentrated tablets of nour-
ishmert.
.AlI that would be necessary. H.
continued. would be for a firm OF
chemists to enlarg" its premises. an'i
The tablets would be delivered every
morning by the p"stman. No navy
would be needed TO protect our sources
Of food supply, ann tn" domestic ser
van: p:ohltln would he solved forever
The appendix Itself. Sir William be-
lievcd. has an important function IN
assisting digestion. In addition, it was
the chief habit of d certain micro
organism that was InoS- useful in at
lacking impcrfectly assimilated- nour-
ishment. and if only as medium fol
the cultivation of these bacteria to per
form and should be retained.
The hastily snatch"d luncheon of tht
business man was the subject Of an
attack by Sir William. who reminded
his hearers that man was provided
with neither crop. like a bird. nor the
digestive facilities If horse. and hur-
ried meals invited gastric troubles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE
To- Murderer Of Mrs. Brigham at Lei
cester, Mass.

Ecicrsttr. Mass. Nov. 2S.-When the
stat" nollcc resumed work on the Brig
ham murder mystery. Monday morn
ing State Detective Z. +. Murray OF
Worcester. who is in charge of the
case. summed up the situation as fol-
lows:
9Th" mystery is one Of the worst We
haNe had in u long time and | may
say this morning that We have not :,
siugle important clue We have been
u,thhl" to establish any motive. Ii
seemed probable at first that tht
woman had been robbed. but We have
now accounted for practically all her
money. There was no evidence of n
criminal assault and we have been un-
able To find anything about tn,
vomans manner Of life that would in
dicate Il motive. However. We begin
work with the one thought of discover
Jig some evidence hitherto overlooked
or which may be revealed by wider in
vrStigation. but it is n great mystery
Before coming here. Monday morn
ing. state Officers Murray and Moli
We're in conference with District Attor-
Gcy Hoar at Worcester. The case was
thoroughly reviewed and the under
standing had bern reached that the on.
ly tope of the prosecution was in re-
y, 1ted and more widely extended
scsGch of the vicinity.
This plan was adopted and in the
work officers Murray and Molt were
assisted by the. local officers and I;
large number Of volunteers.
The work Of tracing tramps has in &
me&usre ceased beyond this localit,
and relian His being placed on tn,
stale police in other sections to follow
up This matter.
The Boston detectives were looking
for, the man who gave the name OF
John Reiiley and who is said to answer
the description of a tramp who wa:
fed by Mrs. Brigham a few weeks ago
The investigation of the police in tn,
forenoon resulted in no success in tn,
way of locating the suspected man ol
solving the mystery. This afternoon how
ever. word was received from Worceste,
that a man answering the description q
the tramp who is suspected Of havin,
committed the murder had called durin.
the day at the home of William A. vii
liams in that city. where he had asket
for p bair Of shoes.
TQeTteduest vas refused by the mem
her$ OF the Williams family who were a
honte ahthe time and the stranger tis,p
peaeed 1t was not until afterwards tina
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
The Bowlinu Contest.

In the weekly roll-off at Bowman
howlug alleys. last evening. Daniel Me
Curmick won the contest with t"ta
Jin-fall of 90 The total is somewhat
under that Of last week. but was won by
steady consistent bowling. Before tn
contest the matter of sending a team e
Watcrrille was discussed and the team
Will accept such conditions as the man
agrment of the Waterville alleys sees III
To suggest. The local boys ar" rolling
steady and should give a good account o.
themselves in a match.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

In the Botanical Gazette of recent
date DR.. D. T. MacDougal gives an ac-
count Of the expedition which he ar
ranged to explore the delta Of the Rio
Colorado ana that practically un-
known portion of the Mexican desert
which lies on both sides round the
head of the Gulf of California
Amongst the xerophytes. which were
found in the regions in extreme arid
ity, were many perennials containing
lateX and Il large number of forms
which secrete volatile oils or exudt
resinous gums; but plants with mas
sive storage organs We're absent, a
fact which DR.. MacDougal attributes
to the excessively small and even dis
trihution Of the rainfall throughout
the year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
Notes..

Stcteon's mammoth "t'ncle Tom S
Cabin" will appear here for their an
n,laI engagement. Thursday afternoon
and evening. Thursday. Dec. Il. The
company is larger and better this sea-
son and fine performance may be
looked for Of this well-known play.
The I5oby Stock Company and
Josh Sliuccby" are early coming at
trattions to the Opera House.
Tie Myrkic- Harder Company will
aprnar here on Monday and Tuesday
and matinee. Dec. T. and II. The com
pany comes direct from Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

The awards i'm the Worlds Fair
sheep SHOW developed that the Cana
dian breeders are carrying off the bulk
OF the prizes. The types in which they
excel are the Southdown. the Dorsets
the Merinos, the Oxfords. the Leices.
tiers and the Lincolns. Practically all
OF the prizes in the classes for rams in
these breeds have gone to them. In
the shropshire. the Cotswold and other
types the breeders from the United
states are winning the blue ribbons
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

THE williams family was convinced OF 'he
emarkable similarity Of appearance Oh
their visitor with that Of the description
Of the alleged murderer Of Mrs. Brig
ham. Then the poice We're notified. Care
full search was instituted bat the man
had lSa pyearcd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

runaway horse created some ex-
citement on Water street. at about
O'Clock, yesterday afternoon, and there
were one or two narrow esc apes on the
part of pedestrians who came III hi'
way, but he was stopped before any
damage was done. fy getting III behihu
some teams on the bridge. and beng
obliged to slow down TO a walk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

The members of North Augusta
Grange will hold their postponed mas
querade ball in Grange hall, Wednes.
day evening. The evening promises
to be an enjoyable one, as every ellof'
has peer made by the members OF 'he
society to make the affair a success
Billiards. orchestra has been engageu'
and supper will be served during tne
evening. M
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
Republican Caucus.

Augusta. Maine. Nov. q In,
inc republican voters of AuglIs,a az.
requested to assemble in caucus AZ c,s ,s
Hall. Tuesday. November 2gih nv
O'Clock p. Nj. for the purpose Of now,
mating a candidate for mayor, and ,a, aiso
to the Republican county conyentinn ~ =
lie held in City Hall, Augusta. TUESDAY "
December 9Th. 1904. for the purnose =;
nominating a candidate for senator u
Per order.
REPUBLICAN CTTY COMMITTEES
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

The Lithgow Library register for The
past week 'hoHs the following list OF
out-of-toWn visitors: Frank J. Rogers
of WORCESTER, Mass. Carl w. Rund-
lett of Portland. Benjamin r. FlnGg Of
SWokhcgan. Florence NJ. Tolmm Of
Waterville. Harold N. Marsh Of Port
land
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

Fred Emerson, assistant baggage
master at the Maine Central station in
this city, has returned from his trip
To the Wilds of Bingham Much to
the surprise of his friends who are
familiar with his famous exploits, he
brought no big game with him
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
New Advertisements To.n,,

Collateral Loan co.
List Rabbit hound
lily pmi Catarrh Cure
Wanted--1ts Coon Cas-
For salc--Tdble ana bed
TC Iet-IOWn-StairS R.nt.
Nantcd-Situation by Cook
Wanted-FGur Men 10 take Orders
For Sale Lea her. Raw Ruhb.r a,o
S"ilt \ Turner-Cn1y"rsal r,., food chopper
Nantcd-Lady to Introduce Wnrks IL,
AIT. VI
letter. ai
goods. 'eiIs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

Ihe dance of King Co. No. 4. l.. r.
X. Of p, which was recently announced
for Thursday. Dec. |. has been post
poned one week. as the regular month.
~ meeting will occur on the former
date. with several candidates for mi.
tidtiol.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

You Want 10 read Russell & Weston's
new al III order to take advantage Of
the Wonderful bargains for this week.
Ihey want the room for new holiday
goods. You will likely be glad to have
the goods they offer in the ad, on ac-
count OF the very low prices.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

A social hop will be given py tne
dies of the Degree of Honor. ri.u
evening, Dec. 2. at G. A. r. ne ,s
Cents tickets, 81, cents: ladies, ~ en-, ~,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
LOCAL MATTERS
journal Telephone Call, 1854

Arthur Handy. after a short illness
resumed his position at the postofice
Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

| The regular meeting Of the Star
| Whist Club has been postponed from
this evening to Wednesday evening.
| ut the usual hour
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

whist party Will be held at 7.Sa.
this evening, at the hall at PetteugilIs
Corner for the benefit OF the PettenciTs
Corner baseball team.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

You should see the window full of
nice 10c. box stationery in the Flint )
and l0c. store. which is being closed
out at , boxes for 10c
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

Miss Lottie Stafford announces INA
line of Christmas novelties. also q
linen, towels and handkerchieis.
Winthrop Court. Open evenings,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

Mona ghan's pupils in dancing ~
give a popular extra, Wednesoay
ms' Oh ''.is "eeN' :" " Novssd2t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

The w. G. r. L. meeting will be held
at 3eOclock. this afternoon. The suB.s
| Ject: Temperance in Schools" Mrs.
Kate Pisllon leader.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

The Charming Guild win meet at 2a
ocio"k. this afternoon, with Mrs. L.
II. Stevens, Il Middle street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

Charles +. Dane, who addressed the
Augusta Spiritualist society, Sunday,
returned to his home in Lowell, Mass.
Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

Calanthe Lodge, X. of p, No. 81. will
work the rank of Knight upon several
candidates at their meeting, Wednes.
day evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

All kinds of Catholic goods can '
found at 81 Water street.
moves. .d15t~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

RESIDENCE AT NO. 1s ELM ST..
with house lot on Winter St Possession
given May lst, 1905. Mrs W. e. Lapham
n1Odt (
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
Daily kennebec Journs

Cards Of Thanks, obituary notices -.
olutions Of respect, etc.. win I.
charged at the rate Of ten cent. ~
line. No charges less than seven..
five cents.
All advertising, announcement, q -.
tertainments, whose object 1. ~.
raising Of money. will be charges :.
the rate Of fifteen cents a line.
Advertising notices, news form with :,
excluded from our local column.
cept such as refer to advertiser, -
cupying space in our adyert,.;S-
columns, and will be run under !
separate head on one Of the loo.,
pages.
Subscribers who fail to rece,v. a..
Journal promptly will confer q -
by notifying the Office fmmedia,.,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
SUeGiaj Advertisements
MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. CRAM. cLAiRVoYANT, CAN
be consulted on health or business. Ref.
erencee rom leading business people
Hours 10 A: NJ to foP NJ. Cases taken
BY mai, Capitol street. near river All
eusia, M"ine' ny6diwe
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

COMBINATION LOCK SAFE IN Ex-
cell"ht condition. Inquire of Miss Par
sons. III state street. novlidti
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

DRESS SUITS IN GOOD CONDITION
also suits and ovcrcoats. Wallace P. Ber
~. nOVldf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK
no cooking. Miss Wray. us Grove ST.
AN INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
HAT THE PEOPLE SHOULD NOT

wait to have The money to buy their win
ter clothes when you can get all kinds
of clothing for ladies. children. boys an"
men at easy terms. Call and examine ou,
stock. Boston Credit Co, 1123. Water
street, Augusta. nov15dlm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
SMALL FARM WITH NEW HOUSE

n Manchester, close to electrics and con-
renient 10 quarrics spring water runs in
the house. stable. etc. J. W. Emery.
K. 8. HalloW,ll n15iff f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

DRUG STORE AND FIXTURES IN
south Gardiner. Good business. good To-
alton etc. Only drug store in town. RI
K SAWYER. South Gardiner nov4d1moa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
LOCAL NOTICES

Lung Kuro will stop that hacking cousa'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

THE ALLEN LAMBARp HOME.
sssse stssa in .tnasf this city Very ns od
trsas house esrsr' esrr.in S!aSle beautiful shade
trees na1s'"' Z. s Hichborn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
At NO. 10 MURRAY ST. CORNER

Pearl street. East Side. Augusta. Maine
will he sold the following named articles.
ii personal property. to wit: 1 good heavy
louhle sledS. single horse sled. > sets
iouhle harness. ) dump carts = jigSeI
wagons, ] sleigh together with a large
ot Of farming tools and utensils. Above
named articles must he sold This offers
rare chance to anyone wanting such
nroperty. Fred NJ Spearin, Augusta. Me
Nov. 4th 1,pt novlO,i:sw@
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

1and solid black walnut three-chair ca bi
net. Three kochS revolving ba rbeI
chairs. For sale cheap for cash. C. ii
Bradstreet. 3l6 Water Street, Gardiner.
nl1dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
INE TIMBER AND WOOD on

stump. Three miles from Hallowell Oh
me Travelled stage road. Inquire OF r.
5. Neal, Hallowell, Maine. n11dlm+
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
! BLACK MARE, FAT. PRETTY

and clever, a good trad Tor .-ninei"iy
llsc sleigh in :,""'l sh IL, ,.,.l OF VIII,
Oscar Eaker. u, W'atc. St. Care t,n.i
Shoe Store Gardiner, Me riy,t.,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

AT q GAGE ST. HOUSE ANN STA
BILE with extra lot House arrang.d 81
two families Also at E. Winthrop
cotta ge with one acre Of land. a fine y;au
Of the lake. Mrs. c. S. Fogg, summer
" nrfAx1t>
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
:. L. HEWlNs OF EAST WINTHROP

lelivers in Augusta or Eallowell. weekly.
roz"n down new cider. in 10 gal. rev reg.
Tor $50: gallons Sl.a5. or ~ or. singi.
sallOn.AlsO on sale at f. w. Church's and
=. II. Dunham s. grOcerS. n2ld2W
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
IT A BARGAIN TO CLOSE AN Es-

1ARD WOOD. 4FT. OR FITTED FOR
stove. in cord lois. Cash or delivery. +
81. Cross. Augusta, Me. Telephone 2aS-l3
n2ldtt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29

HOUSES IN AUGUSTA. PRICE
from 500 to $1,000 The w. II. Brooks
place place With wi greenhouses and s,5 acres OF
iand. far.nS In Augusta and elsewhere.
wo on .oeD0ssee. one with 70 rods shore
front. Mrs. c. g. Fogg. 6 Summer St.
oct21dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-29
Wy CONTRACTING AND GENERA,

The RESIDENCE OF w. H. BROOKS !
u winthrop St, 3ls acres of land and |
'N-' '''iS'' Sept2dtr