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Sharp County record., 1904-07-15
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Sharp County record., 1904-07-15
Editor Fined IS Plunks.

Editor Cloonan Of the North
Little Rock Seminal was fined
S15 last week for stating in his
paper that smallpox existed IN
that city to an alarming extent,
and has appealed the matter to
the circuit court. The ordinance
under which he was fined makes
it an offense to make false state.
ments concerning the existence
of infectious diseases, but as
there were 20 cases of smallpox
in the pest house in North Little
Rock at the time Cloonan made
the statement, it looks as though
this is one instance in which an
editor has been caught in the
truth. Perhaps the court believes
in fining editors for telling the
truth.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-15
BrUlally Tortured.

A case came to light that for per-
sistent and unmcrclfal torture has
perhaps never been eqnaled. Joe
Golobick Of Coiusa, Calls, writes;
"For fifteen years endured insult
ferable pain from Rheumatism and
nothing relieved me though | tried
everything known. | came across
Electric Bitters and it's the greatest
medicine on earth for that trouble.
"A few bottles of it completely res
lieved and cured me-" Just as
good for Liver and Kidney troubles
ana general debility. Only SOC
Satisfaction guaranteed by Snow, the
druggist.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-15
no ne,., -
Whit a Missouri Farmer Does.

Washington, July 9.-The de-
partment of agriculture is in re-
ceipt of some interesting informa-
ton. One Missouri farmer, Da-
vid Rankin of Tarkio, grows more
corn on his farm than is raised
in the states of Nevada, Wyom-
ing, Montana, Idaho, Arizona,
Washington, Utah and Rhode
Island combined. What is more
to the point, Mr.. Rankin sells
none of his corn. He feeds all OF
it to his own cattle, and almost
every year has to buy a good
deal from his neighbors.
But this extraordinary and
thought fact-think
of the grief in Kentucky at the
idea of so much good corn mis-
applied ?-is it not quite equal to
the news received at the Smith
sonian Institution, authenticated
by affidavits, of the miraculous
happening in Kansas. Near
Fort Scott, after an unusually
heavy thunderstorm frogs and
fishes rained from the sky. One
marketplace was literally covered
and thousands of small fish were
taken from pools nearby, made
by the rain. Waterspouts at sea
are said sometimes to have car
ried thousands of fish inland and
dumped them on amazee rustics,
but this is the second case of the
happening far on land from a
storm. Years ago in middle
Texas a similar phenomenon was
but not verified.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-15
PopuIist Platform.

The Populists in national con-
vention last week adopted plat
form, the essential features ol
which are given below:
Reaffirmation of the platform ol
1892, deploring the appeal to the
spirit of force and miliUarism.
An assertion that both old par
ties have surrendered to corpora
ton influences.
A demand that all money shall
be issued by the government,
A demand for postal savings
banks.
A belief in the right of labor
to organize and favoring legisla-
ton to improve condition of wage
earners,
A demand for the abolition of
child labor, suppression of sweat
shops, convict labor and exclusion
Of foreign pauper labor.
Favoring shorter work day, the
initiative and referendum, the
election of public officers by a
direct vote, and the abolition of
alien ownership Of land.
1t denounces government by
injunction, calls for government
ownership of railroads and mo-
nopolies, the perfection of the
postal system by government
ownership of telegraph and tele-
phone services and the establish
ment of parcel post, and asks
for the withdrawal Of special
privileges for corporations.
Thomas E. Watson, nominated
for president, is equally we'll
known in political and literary |
circles. He is Georgia lawyer
and served in congress as a rep
resentative in 1913. While in
congress he secured the first ap-
preparation for the free rural de-
livery of mails,
In 1895 he was nominated for
vice president on the Populist
ticket. Latterly he has taken to
writing history, besides practic-
ing law. "The Law of France
and the "Life of Napoleon" at |
tracted attention by the novelty
of the authors viewpoint. One
of his latest books is "The Life
and Times of Thomas Jefferson
Sharp County record., 1904-07-15
Doesn't Want The Ant.

A Texas farmer, VINO is appre-
hensive lest the Guatemala ants
which the agricultural depart
ment is seeking to introduce into
that state should prove to be a
worse pest than the boil weevil,
has secured a temporary injunct-
ion against the agent of agricul-
tural department and the final
hearing is to be held at an early
day. 1t is now up to the farmer
to prove the ant as Objectionable
as he claims, or the government
agent to prove the alleged weevil
destroyer's harmlessness.
Sharp County record., 1904-07-15
Counterfeit Money.

A few days ago Reason Wells
discovered on the public roa /
near his home several shining
pieces which appeared to be sill
yer dollars. Our young friend
lost no time in fishing out ten of
the sinners but upon investigation
they proved to be counterfeit. 1t
is not known how or by whom the
spurious dollars were placed in
hiding but it is supposed that
some fellow did it whose con-
science was a little too much for
him. .-Batesville Bee.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE
STATE OF ARKANSAS

Notice is hereby gytn that the following
~ joint resolution 3, each prOpoSi'g nnn
amendment TO the state Constitution. were passed
by the Gene ra. Assembly at its regular session Of
1903, and that the same will be- submitted to the
electors of the state at the next general election,
to be held September 5, 1904 for adoption or re-
lection viz.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26
ANUSEM ENTS.
r.. Secret Of Polichinelie.


DorIa v.ho cav ". H. Thompson at
~. onara house. Thanksgiving even
J., nm. Secret of Polichinelle,
~, ~ comedy that was TeaiiS
4rs,-claes and was relished All tHt
more because it vas OF qudi,'' Ia
-. average. The production.
vac decidedly French throushout' pu'
,,i,bo,,t the slightest suggestion OF ti1e
,1baeco flavor that is associated Will
I-ranch plays in general, and WAS c!ean
il, Mot and detail. AS TO the char'-c-
,..rs of tho Play. il WIS brim fui! Oh luh
and with details Of home life 50 wen
drawn and faithfully carried out, that
IL tiIues one almost forgot that TIE
scene. upon tie sttge Was Only acting
me pot WAS a series Of compiica-
nom: arising on account Of French
,.w. " hich fo4biis children marrying
before the; are - wears Of age. Win
out tne consent of their parents. H-'iS'
the son OF Mons. JOuveIlai. laHs III
love. with = pretty English eir! haihH''
AIari-. and in1rTirs her. \ niue w!
ie bo.u to them. ami the affair goes o.
t,, number Of years before Henry
ulrents fud it out. Then there IS
trouble ana z SceIIe. az tEr ldth"f
wanted Horny Il marry GruevieFr. me
,r.,urnt.r nf Mine. I.augclc. III the
course. Of the interview, thu TACT 'tbou'
,te hoy croTs out. full@w"d b? IN"
uro,ilIction Of the litti- fellow PIC
tirr. Both tlI. grandfather ana Sraild-
mother fall in 10y" with me picture
and unknown to one another. COM
nlencn paying visits t" Horny s humble
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4. IN. AZ BOSTON. which is 10 take
~. l., The civ Hall in Portland on
tuesday evening. will be one Oh .iie
-, ,hat has EYER been given in that
,itv The singer for the occasion VIII
he M;n-. Hissen De Moss SOP" ii'
vino has etined fame and popularity II;
he. appearances wherever size H''-
sung. This will be her HrSt appear
.,ic. in Portland and her singing OH
~. .,hoye occasion will be a rare treat
~ All VINO vii! be fortunate enough Il
tear her.
Pudolpn kr:.sselt. the violoncello so
TAU, Il ON. Of tie worlds greatest per
f,,,.,ners on that Instrument. He WAS a
,.,,,,iI .f Itleuy.I at the l.iel.Sic Con-
s.rvatu,y ald mad" his inst puplic APP
o.,i.-ii.c. at Radtu at the age oi tlif-
cen. SIR. Krasselt. besides playing
,.,lns. ,..k.s part in the numbers which
VIII b.. performed by thu Boston sym
r!nrv Quartet oi which HI is a n''lh-
Der
This win also be The first appearance
n1l-si,lp q; New York and Boston ~
PROF. Willy Hess. the violin virtuoS"
ana II may he considered a compliment
10 TIE. ,,eopl. Of this vicinity that Mr..
Ellis n:tS sent so great AN artist t.
Portland :,t 50 carly IL date after his
arrived in this country.
Th. other m.mbers of the Quartz;
are Nj otto Roth. who plays the sec
omd violin and Mr.. Emil F,.lii the viola.
The program to b. given is not only
ON, nf great merit. but OF the most at,
tructivc and pleasing character. Mr..
LA &. Slockbridg. of so. u Congress
81. Portland, is Mr.. Ellis representa-
tive in these concerts and he promises
thu most prompt attention to all orders
for S,.ltS v iicn nt. may receive 10y mail
Tn .;.,,. of seats begins on Saturday
morning at Strincrt'S, alI Congress 81
Portland. lh.. event Of Tuesday eve
Ing IS the second one in the course o:
tive great concerts. the first Of which
was given by Mriba few days ago
which arr. to he given in Portland this
season.
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The Only Clara Turner.

Clara Turner. the clever little actress.
is billed for an appearance here at the
opera House for a week beginning
N"N. -. when she and her high class
company Of players. will present Il So
iieS of excellent selected plays which
have never before been played at pnpll-
lar prices.
The engagement here promises To be
n treat for the theatreGoing public and
it is safe t" say that before the week is
ended Miss Turner and her support and
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Ne" Advertisements To.n,,

LGsj-22 Bill
Rubber Stamps.
NaGttn--Sa ,e-man.
Found Fountain pen.
Want -fIGUSekeruer
WaiItcd-LctterS Cupyists
W:'rt' u-';irl for hOusework
Mahtrd- Active. Honest Man
n! t"n-A gents ana Dealers
X HClch. Ftnc Groceries
70 am d fatcS. 'ndertakers
stevens y f}ai,ard. Shoo Deti.rs
Van ed ;;adieS to do Pie. cwork
W ahted-BranCh Office Managers
FOR Sai"-A Portable Quaker 0y.,
Wanted aides To 90 PLAN Sewn.
MaEten-AS' ut for Namepiatc, n,s
hnit"; Z; L. Brown. 5, LOUIS uo
i;"'N " ff"witt to.-Canned Good
ahtcu-tn Income for the Famiir
y dhltu-E experienced Representati,e.
Mhlt' 81 Royalty PAID on Songs POI
NaHitd-PcrAon "a Can On Ri nm
Nahten-Aclivc Lacy to Work il t tlal
TT sproul". Observation-Disclosures sp itqul
sell "of@
W"nted-Ps "ple 70 Copy Letters
ion!~ ''"IS
Whitman K Adams Co-Drv Co.
Specials. ''v'
Wanted-salcsmen. p. T Weir w.
cad Co. St. Louis, Mo. WIN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

The masquerade ball that was b
nave been given at North Augusta. d
thanksgiving night. has been post
poncd 10 Wednesday night, Nov. 80, d
account of bad weather. A bake
bean supper will be served in the din
ing hall.
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Republican Caucus
AngnSfa Maine Nn,.

Augusta, Maine. Nov q I'M
The Republican, voters OF Aurns,a ~ =,
requested to assemble in caucus ar nv NY
IAN Tuesday. November 9Th !, |
lock F. NJ, for the purpose Of nom.
10 elect - delegates and = aitsrns az
I" the Republican county convantion "a
he held in City Hall, Augusta T uesda "
December 5jh. 1894, for the purposs 7,
dominating candidate for senator
Per order,
REPUBLICAN CITY COMMITTpv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

The Chase house, which is to b.
moved onto the lot south of the Au.
gusta House, on State street. is vel
along on its journey from Chapsl
street. where il formerly stood, and last
light had reached a point at the foot
Of Western avenue.
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What Shall We Have for Dessert !?

This Is an important daily "uI 10.
Let NJ answer IL toHHS- ~ Re.
ceivei nienest Award. Colo Me nis
Worif's FHair St Louis: 1904. t.Eei t,i, ne,
in tile package: add boiling water any Rasp.
70 cool FIav0r::-I .e,non. Orange naHp
$3.50 ~ -. y,t,,.,ry Chocolate. aud t'heii!
@r,;er a racl:ape Of each flavor from your
grocer tOdat. loo.
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Cards ar" out announcing the we'd
ding OF Allen Joseph Young Of this
city. ard Henrietta Johnson OF Tops.
field. which occurred at the latter
place. Wednesday, Nov. %. Nj. and
Mrs. Young viii make their home in
Ibis city. he being employed at the
power station of the kcnnaboc Light
and Heat co.
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charles n. White has purchased Of
m. Atherton Of Hallowell, a driving
mare that is said to be good one.
She is bay in color, six years old,
stands l5.S, and weighs 1850 pounds.
She has good style and action and is
ABOUT what is desired for d good road
mare.
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y. A. Chapman, one of the EN-.
rl"ycs at the Cushnoc Paper Co.'S mill
IS ill at his home, in Chelsea. with
typhoid fever
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D. II. 'ogah 4 Co. are doing a YER
me plumbing and heating job for the
new addition to the hospital at the Sol.
Tiers Home. Said to be one OF the
best plumbing jobs in New England.
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Spiritual meeting at G. A. ia
Sunday, Nov q, at 2.S0 and 1.SV. Nv
ture by Charles E. Dane foiio"eu
tests. Collection taken at the oo'''
Nov 24d2ts
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Col. r. w. and Mrs. Soule have
closed ''Summehawis,' their suiii'if'
home at the lake, and moved into ln'
city for the winter. Wednesday. cor
onel Soule is engaged quite extensne'
" in the poultry business at the iahe'
and was 10th to leave II, but va.
Obliged TO come into town, owing "
the increased business which comes
with 4 legislative winter.
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MISS Alice Murphy. one of the en-.
pi"ves al IN" Firkery & Hill publish.
ing house vas taken to the City hosp.
tai. Thursday, suffering with typhoid
fever.
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The Great Pauline Comma.

Pauline. the great exponent Of Hyp-
n"ttsm and Mental Telepathy will an
pear at the Opera House for one week
commencing Monday evening Dec. 5.
with special matince ON Saturday
The Hamilton Spectator of Ontario
SAYS: Some people are so skeptico,
thit they wouldn't believe the world
feN"lfes ON It's axis unless they could
see il spin and get dizzy with the mo-
tion. such person being doubtful NJ
Panlines ability To hypnotise became :
willing subject last night After leay.
ing the stage he said, We'll. there is no
use trying 10 describe the pleasant
sensations | enjoyed but Will simn,v
say he got me good and plenty :.
Pauline has caused more laughter hero
than any show that has ever visitaa
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The winter term at Miss Partridssss,
Kindergarten begins Monday, NOV :"
1904. Miss Helen b. johnson VINO ''.
studied the kindergarten metnous ~
Miss Wheelock's school in Boston W.
have charge and solicits the patro'"s'
of the public.
Noy24d3t"
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The members of Trinity Commando
ery, No. :, Knights Templar, are re-
questcd to meet at Masonic Temple a.
! p Nj, Monday, to attend the funeral
OF the late Col. Stevens at the Cohg'e-
gatiohal church. There will be no eS-
cort duty, as the burial will be at fal-
lowell. The commandery will rttui"
directly 10 the Temple from the chui'H'
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LOCAL MATTERS.
journal Telephone Call, 1854

coon and chicken dinner at Emery's
sunday. at Outlet.
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l.. o. :. Far Of Manchester. was
business visitor in Augusta, YESTERDAY
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

sailed proposals for wood to be fur.
nfsn . me Poor Department of the CITY
,aos suS'a lor the year ending Dec ri
- $50; VIII be received at the office mil
!. NJ. Dec 9TH. at which time all bids viii,
me right to reject any or all bids 10
yea for further particulars inouirs
OF y. b. WENTWORTH. '"''e
ho''eoasw Ovsrseer Of the Poor.
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Miss Bertha McClench. teacn.,
piano, 9 Weston street. Saturaa. ),
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Daily ksnnsbse Jou,,l

Cards Of Thanks, obituary no.,o
clutions Of respect, etc ~, ~
charged at the rate Of ten c., ~ !
line. No charges less thar o Y
five cents. 'ea9
81 ~. sd1sr.,sns' announcement. 4 :.
,ha s, rs,s % u, ' m@," win be charge .
Advertising notices, news form ,,
excluded from our local colnr WI
cept such as refer to adyert;aa.s q
cupyihs space in our adver,,.'
columns. and viii be run rns
separate head on one Of the ' +.
Subscribers who fail to recs,r. /.
Journal promptly will confer y
by notifying The office immaa,a avg
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TIE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Of

me iaie Rev. Hudson Sawyer. Must be
So'u ~ once to settle the estate HeIn,
r. sawyer administrators, Togus.
pnV17ISt .
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Dance at G.. A. r. hall, tonight
Nov. 26d1t"
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AT A BARGAIN TO CLOSE AN ES-

tate. two fine quality ALASKA seal ;g;u
mcnts: Zach 70 in. long and in good cond:
ton. being but very little worn. H. I.
Barker Co, OPP. Cony House August.
n-3dI,
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,,a I'D, . Enild LACK walnut three hair cabi
n6'' hrre kochs revolving barber
T t,,ai,'. ror gale cheap to:' cash. G. II
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EGG ADE MEANS MORE EGGS

compcis hens 10 lay keeps hens health>
-. ~. box. Order OF druggist or Egg
Auc 90. Gardiner. Me. n22dlI
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AT NO. 10 MURRAY ST. CORNER

rear street. East Side. Augusta. Mainc
of personal property. to vii, good ha,'-,
horSeS' , h"hble runner sleds. long
double Sieds ! single horse Sled. snts
noupie ~ MS. dunp carts. jigg,i
wagons, ! stIgh, together with q Ia FL,
l"t OF ial,iilils tools and utensils Above.
named aIll'ieS must he sold This offers
property. Fred NJ Snear.in nn,,s5f Snth
Nov. 4th. 1904 aus , e.a,h, VIZ;
SMALL FARM WITH NEW uouer
in Manchester. close tn elecr,ia. ava 49,,
Venient 10 quarrles snrinp uatar -,
the house. stable. etc ! W Emer ~
r. 8. HaIlowell nisdyy;
DRUG STORE AND FIXTURES IN
South Gardiner. Good h,s;rass go,
cation. etc. Only drug store in Town n
4. Sawyer South Gardiner. novidlmo.
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HORSES. ACCLIMATED

'lwaAs on hand: will sell or exchange 10,
olher horses. | have at present Il To- a.
soou an around users. weigh from Ss
10 trW pounds Look for al Frequently
H. W carr. Skowhe2an, Maine, Il. r. ID.
49, .. Lrlot liInckley. nl.dti
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BAR8ER'S FIxTuRFc cEcono

stump. Ihlee miles from HalloMel OIL
tine Travelled sage road. Iuu,,lre of !.
8 Neal, iiallowell. Maine nl7dlm
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LOCAL NOTICES

New England coughs cured by Lung Nun
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AND DEAL ERS-REST

selling card game 81 the year Trolley.
Sells .nc. PACK. Sample PACK by mail sc.
Money back il not satisfied Snydel
BIOS. tllnlfd, y. !. noV1bd.;tf
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A KITCHEN GIRL AT ONCE At
Iackins' restaurant at No. lis Water st.
Gardiner. noEldt'
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OR EXCHANGE FOR A FARM
F. L. AEwiNs or EAST wINTHRo5

u"i!Neis III Augusta or Halloween. weekly
ltoZtn down new cider. in 10 gal rev re-;
IoT N-T; gallons. 81 D. or -NI Oh. Sugi
sIIion. Also ON sale AT r. VI. ChtIc!l's IN,
Y. II. Durham ), STOceTS. n1iG1v
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HEMLOCK LUMBER CAN BE
A PAIR OF SINGLE HORSE sLEDs

with body. Just the thing tn go to mar
Maine. n..,ii
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their homes. We furnish all material
and pay from s. 10 81. weekly S"ud
stamped envelope to Royal CO.. a +. Mon
roe ST. Chicago. n"Gilt%
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EvERYWHERE-PEOPLETO COPY

letters at h, M spar" time. and return to
us Good pay; materials sent free. No
mailing or canvaSSnS. EucIosc addressed
Envelope for particulars. and wages We
pay Guarantee Co. btit ID. i'nIEde-
phia. Pa. nov.pdl!
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HCUSEWORk
Apply to Mrs. ]. j. Maher, SCUM 'heSt
nut street. Io'toti
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NrII Our custom made Shoes. 4 good on
enine and good paying position with VA
trvilie fer headquarters. Pine State Sho.
Co. Norway. Me. nov2tdt;
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a BLACK MARE. FAT, PRETTY

anu clever. good trade for somebody
also Il Sleigh in good shape. Can or viii,
OStdr iiakci. ~ Water ST. Care DulIui.
'oIot store. Gardiner, Me. MIDST
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

\ COMPETENT aIrL run GE'.
4ral housework in family of three. Mrs
H. f. Smith, IL Eas. Crescent street.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

SEVERAL hOUsEWORK GIRLS, +
good nurse can he obtained by cailing
my office l45 Northern Avenue MIS- Lag
rrn Avenue "ct'T'
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A POSITION AS AoUsEKEEPER IN
IT ONCE SHOE statesmen TO

y small family. References exchanged.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-26

WANT YOU TO KNOW THAT
iewelry, clocks and watches are promptly
epaired 1T Very moderate prices, at M. l..
Wheeiers 2p3 Watel St, Augusta.