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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16


The total receipts OF wool at this port
tales domestic and ,.UI bales foreign
against. >.g2> bales domestic and III
bales foreign for the same time last year
REM arm observation-disclosures hay, been
free buyers of wool during the past week.
the Volume of business done he ing only
limited 10y the available stacks. Tees,
are rapidly growing smaller. and already
buyers ind much difficulty i'll getting d.
Sirallc lots Of grades needed for their
mills. The m trket holds very stlorg in
deed The strength increases from day tn
day. and prices are steadily Tnouhtina M
ward on certain lines. All medium and
low woods are we'll sold up. especially il
territories which. are in the smallest stock
for vars. Manufacturers are fully awak.
IL the situation. and are eager buyers of
anything suitable for their needs Prices
have hren paid within few days that
would have seemed fabulous a IL
months ago.
Obi" and Penn. Puled-F;ne unwaytcl,
washed iine. olT22C.: unrnerch. "2u*?c
Pulled Wool. secured hasis--tin. A. *
m.Nc., extra sad65c.: A SUPER. l~.5-c.: I.
super. 5lGi!'c.: super thu i5c.: comhing
jt;fi 555c.: fin" Cumhinr. aN16"c.
Ohio and Penn. fleece-XN and above
S5si S6c.; X and above, 30ff31c.: No. !. G5fi
3sc. No. ,. 35n3ec
Mich. Wis etc.-Mich. Y and above.
aseI...c. No. I. S36t34c.: No. ,. 33ft 34c.; fine
comfing. 3s@aac.
&it';'lC.: y blood. SamSlo.; braid combinc. ~
oi2+c.:
hcaine fecces-Ohio 3ed3.c: Mich. s2a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
MARKET REPORTS.
Augusta Market.

Augusta. Nov. 10
REANs-Pea. Maine. $40: y. L.. SIS;
yellow eyes 50 %.
BCT~rER-Creamery. %c.: bah. 1oc.
solid lse.
rI:t.s- ~, !'"r doZ.
,;RAIN-,oIn. 11i-c.. meal = q. pe'
In, u.iH,d led. Sl.5o twt.. c"ttohsce'i
meal .-.,s-, Tag lotH. 81. -.
HAY-IDose, retail. $l2.SJ per ton
pressed. SIS 70; straw. retail. 500; pressed.
5000.
HDEEY-Box Sl8.
MCTTUN-sgl1c- per 10. spring lamb.
SATS-;5c. per - ID husnei.
OTaTOES-jGc. per bushnell
pO(-I.TRf -l'"wl. ia lJc.-: cnlckeTS. NC
wOOI-Cnwashed lsM20c.
WOOD-Dry hard, Se.Was@ per cord:
'J HlTfntESNGow and steer. 5l4c.; COW hides
sc: bull hides SIC. calf skill, l2c-
sEIF-sIdes, 7gYc per ID: kinds;
SUlic.; forey 5;4uoizc.: ROUNDS aud
rank., &tlDt-; rumps and IONS, lgitc' !.
Pumps. lOil2c.; ra;ties. &C. backs. o0sc- ;
ioin:. ~ re: apIiIg laEis. SIi1c
Fl k-E"sJ patent flour 90" per Dbl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

STEPHEN T. Dryer Ia samuel A. Ihnnv
son. land. 81; Cienirmtirt A. W"Ik"r T.
Jon,, A Could land 2nd l'iiidi'i@S,
Guy, 7; Em"rSon I" Jason :. ~ -" =
land. Il ,,
EEISTcI.-John Hsanly ct Al. /" Jac4'
Vi. T.. Gludy. land. 81. charles T. ~
l,etta tn Ad'iie A. rihh"ttS land ~ ''ni,
.rt IT, Dram IL Jacnl, ". r oi"uuy. l"nd
Sh,
Sot ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pierce /" Al
rie d. I.u;h"r. land. 81.
Emerson, S. MAYO. Lana ami buildings. 81
Charles = Wotton tn {. H. -hr!;tht :.
land and holdings. 81; X y T.. +. X
60 10 Franklin Bracket. lard. NJ.
WISCASSt T--Iohn MIn+eN /" MARY
M,lrS.-v. land 81.
Valuable corsideTa ZION.
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The Best Group Cure.

What is the best and most relia BILE
remedy for Group. is question Of vital
interest to the mothers of small chill
1ren. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
has heen in use for over thirty years.
and has never known to fail in anv
case. Mr.. T. F. Compton. public
weicher at Merkrl. Texas. says of it.
Il have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy in severe cases of Group with
my children. and can truthfullv say It
always gives prompt relief" There is
no danger in giving this remedy as 1t
contains NO harmful drug. For sale
by Jno. Coughlin, Augusta: c. H
Beanie, Gardner.
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Portland Market.

Portland November IL.
RI-TTF.R-C reIIne;S. fancy, per ~,
-. gilt .-dS, u, Vermont. Is. f"h"v-.'''i.
EGGs-t:astern fresh, -@4 5oc, western,
tTEEsE-Cheese, plain, l2gl2':c- i;
sage I@uljl c. >, IN
FLO(k- Superhne ard low grades AU
s.,ty. ttl-I Spliu2 wtc;te. $'Vfu -,
Mlcn. e,t.I"!it roller. St.lUu6.l,.: clear 40
.-,.tGo 10. ST. Louis. sttaisht Ioi:ur. - 100
GIs clear do. s. l.'tI6.Us, winter r"i-'.t-
'. nc:r'. 8; ~ 80
,;kAl%- C.rn car lots. .!Ti.5c.; bag.
30: meal tags. $50: cats. n"". r't'
l.. : Sc; bags Ala &c; Mimi. sacked
bran bI. lut:; S1lH. wlnt'.r winai bean.
GER lots SEQ: mixed feed. ear lots.
34J0 do. beg lots. 500: brown MD
Iiinss. ear hos 80: do. bag lots. S-i't'i'
- -: hour rn!Gd.itgs. car lois. $2,-ca DO
bag lots. S3S..p.
IEMO>S-s4 .G4..Co.
ORANGES ('aIifornia. $36Gai@.
I't.Dpt' Beans CalifOi mia 81 So
m215. willow ,y,s. $9.:"ht%.!". Red ki3n.'H :.
s., ~ ~: NV. lr,;ato,S. 'Dc.: oninIts hu..
e-,c. ,sI'": fowl l5li lcc.; Turkeys. West
eri -,tI..','.: chickens. lWtlic.
i'EDti.Ip\S-P"rk. heavy. Lee" !. 30,
r7.,li.i.n 81: ,sn, IG.n. iient. *lJ.I"t, 80:
b.,.i li:,ht sa.ly.t tn'"; heavy. Sl0.lNd II H}.
llid ties. and hall hhl-. pure. h4sW>'sc.
tcs and hall hhls.. com. i. .slh">c-: I.lils.
pure. .'sT 9>.r.: pals. compound .f,i &C.;
pur. leaf. llGlll14c.
sJ'GAR-S,andard granula ed. s5.;9c
extra fine graduated. 5..9c.: extra {, 5.loc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

One of the successful deer hunters in
Kennebec county, this fall is Chai.
Lowe. who lives out near Cross Hill.
i'm the vicinity of Weber pond. n.
Lowe took advantage of the first SNOW,
and went out after deer. Monday
morning, and that he was successful
was proved by the big buck viii b ne
brought into the city. yesterday Tht
animal was five years old had h't't-
some set of antlers. and weighed over
200 pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
ACCUSE COY OF MANsLAUGHTER.
Thirteen Years Old, but Is Committed
to the County Jail.

Trenton y. j.. Nov. li.--Ioscph Ran
Z"r. thirteen years old. has been COM
united To the county jan. charged with
,uanslaughtcr He is accused Of
causing the death of John Golenbaum
another hoy. by hitting him on the
head With block Of wood III which
WAS A n?il. The nail crashed through
GolderhaumS skull. resulting in his
death. The boys were throwing stones
ut \ mark and a dispute arose which
ended in the tragedy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

Boston Market.

Boston, November II.
FIOrR-Flour is quiet. hut prices are
firm Some new winter patents are offer
ed IA $iuUn6.N. On old lioul the quota
tiuns alc: Mill shipment, spring patents.
s. i"ut-l': winter patents. %'.:"Fubl"; trad"
committee. sprinG patents, s'.'V4 30:
rl.ars 81 so1t-..u
c,,i,NMt.AI -Cornm-al is easier ut IL.
4, -, per bag; $2.$oH-N' per bhl.; grant,
lated. S. l.ai3.-t. poltcd, s;.!"lt5.J@
CoRN-corn is steady Spot steamer.
Yellow. ~ Al.5c.. No. :. Yellow. 90 ..n".".
shipment. No. ). yellow .I'.. lake and
RIE F,i;o'. k-s!!eady at silS"@"
OATNEAI--tluiet- We quote rolled at
s.; i"fi;.'o per hhl-; cut and ground, &'H"
OA1s-oats are plenty without change
in price Track No :. White 3Si1u@9c.;
No 3. :1'.li;sc iej 'cted, &c; n" grade,
49a, &c; for shipment all rail 20 t" n lbs,
$50. y T." i" lbs. %sisc.: 10 to f. lbs, y g;
fancy. bri lie.
KONiSIONS-Por.l provisions are firm
Short cuts and heavy backs. sli.2';
long cuts $500: medium. Sl5.." lean ends,
! $l\,.|tl".1j; fresh ribs. llf'll 4c.: colned
smoK"i III ulders M.c.: lard. Nsc.' pals.
sI.m. .r.; hams. lri.fld..c.; skinned
hams Il,,4lel4c.; s;ius;tseS. %rl2i-c.;
| boiled hams. IL. ml6iic.; Leaf lard. urge.
SD: loos. salt pork. Shc; hriskets.
loc country dressed hogs. 6l."61lc.
ErEF-Fr. Sh beef is qne, with prices
unchanged. Choice whole cattle quoted
At SIC; kinds are pu"tahl" at Halle;
LAMB-Western lambs. 7usc; spring
MUTTON Mutton at ouGi-c.; yearlings.
| GGi1C.
| VEAL S:eady. sIl1c.
| PoILTRl Poultry is easy. Western
turkeys. ~ &c; chickens, nor.he,n. ~
northern fowls. Pa I4c.: western fowls
| lpUi2c.
UTTER Market is firm. Creamery,
| Northern choice. round lots, 3Jft2" -c. {;
western fresh. y -fi2ic.; Vermont dairy.
"lti""c
CIIEEsE-Cheese is firm with the de
nand good Round lots. old il"lr g.:
NV, M'r: Vermont Twins. lo."'llc..
E.,;GS-Es9s are quiet with prices fair
" steady. Chric" nearby. ",Et tc.; east
| crn -Ntf.@c.: western, 2Ht2Sc
| ANS-Market is quiet with prices
steady Pea marrow. ~ Y. and Vermont
| per bushel 81 .Vu 80: medium y. Y and
| Vermont. per hushel. $l.%'it2.S'. yellow
eyes s. $50 20: Red Kidneys s3mn3 *,
e H'a, ''uS''e'' >"''''''" ''''a' WHITES '"
APT .ES-Apples are moving ri her
slowly, though chore los are firmly
hei, Pound sweets. 81 5GT....:,; Alex
Pipmrs. sl.5eIl.,o Wealthy. Sl.5a2 =,
Harveys. $l.!""1 .; Mcintosh reds. s.. 51r
/ 80. BatdWlnS. Sl-:Ni 90: greetings. Si-U
! 1.15: Richardson's 81 25i1.7,: Talman
sweets. 81 23me.@: Nodheads. 81 5ha21t;
hulk haldwiHs and greetings. .Ic-m l-h
pc, bill; I'm. box. IA 80,
! HAY AND STRAW-IIav is Quiet ana
| easy. etiaw is nIIiet. millfeed is steady.
! Hay No sl1pmlS"d: lower grades
| sl1 nnfl6n: rye straw s?2"To go: oat
| straw. $40 1r,1ln
! oTATOES-Pntatoee are in fun supply
ana prices are easy. Houlton Hebrons.
| lMf75c.: Green Mountains J,EttDc sweets
| 81. 5NIl.C
| SIGAR-Refined sugar steady. cut loaf
| and crushed. 6.l5C.; powdered, SOC
| granulated 5.:5c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
NY CONTRACTING AND cEMEeA1
IS Horses For Sale

s''o." buys pair black horses. & and &
Years ca, weight 900 lbs, sound and
E",u wurkfrS mare ana gelling. $1,000
buys pair blacks. . and s yeals oil we:rht
NV Sound and kind good WORKERS and
u , S5-''h buys lair black horses
.Y ~ :; w.. Years old; good workers
anu Sc"u drivers. SOUND and kind nrr
i' s,lH tt;iiltSS' hc"n used on funeral car
S-"W nuys pair gray mares 3 and Ia
years; old weight $50: good workers nor
shafeiI; Just the team for a farmer tn
freed from odd mares S1Oo.oO each :
ana 10 wears old. color black and hay.
nice drivers. good workers and fearless
A3oo"1 buys the pets. Jerry and Rnnrie
and years old. weight ISIS. liz ha,,ds:
hieh. chestnut with white faces. nenner
and salt names ard tails: own hrotbers
and perfect match: h,oln 'i ao,,,t,n
s,nSle ana to saddle. perfectly fearless Of
st"am electric or automobiles: fi,St ,ha a
team fer t;mid women or chijdr.r ..o
road miles an hour. $500 buys snar,,1a
brown mare. Years old extra annl;
driver. weight S6. perfectly fearless. s ;nS,
what You want for your wife ana c hi
dren. These horses are ali out nf III t,,.
W. M"fT i, ana a very good lot. Fair trial will
is represented Come and see them a" En ~
sale by Fl. w. CARR. Skovhesan N, ror
r F; p; No; 3 Residence n. Fairtisid
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

Some suspicion that a fire was III
progress was caused in the minds OF
some people on Water street. yesterday
forenoon, by the sight Of smoke issulnI
from the cellar windows OF t'it
millinery store of Allen Enrigh', pu'
the situation was soon explained by
the statement that the ladies nao
man at work in the cellar cleaning out
the chimney, and that the windows iia"
been opened to allow the smoke u
leave the cellar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
USING MORE SUGAR.
Record Of United States to Exceed
Previous Year.

Washington. NOV. 1.-THE sugar
. cou*uliDtioi of the United states i"
the current years seems likely 10 eA-
coed that o; any previous years, pom
i'm u,,,.nfitv and Der capita. The total
{ ,ua,.-itv of sugar brought into the
I-ri,cd STATES in the nine months end
ipa with September. 1904. is i.21o.oT,0pe
: Mounds against $40. JeV. 800 pounds III
= 1..n2 the nigh. cord importation OF
2 ,,I.,..r I'm tie corresponding period IN
-, earlier years. Of this enormous
3 nulntity OF sugar brought into the
I':.ited states during the nine months
pracrirauy onc-fnurth came from the
. nunront IL uoiis territory Of the tnit"d
Staf-s -Havaii Porto Rico and the
. phIIipr,iiIe Islands: more than one-hail
= came frofn Cuba and the remainder
chilly from other islands OF the f-ist
g. and West Il.di"s.
y The r. ports issued By the Depart
u.i4t OF Commerce and Labor, through
f, It, i.ur.-tu of Statistics. covering tif
i,ut,nr-e 81 tn. nm. nont.,- ending
! v irh September. 1904. show that the
total quantity of sugar brought nlto
th.. I'ui;rd states from various p'4tt9
oil tho wcild MS 4.z16 5h6,p"s pou'liS'
. AGAINST . "a a1l6Aa pounds IN IN" cor
r4su,udinp p.ripd of 1903 and 3.'9l 49,
~ toufr.is in the corresponding m"ilths
/ Of 1901. Inr high record years III e'' 'iri
f,,,,,,r,..tjuux OF this grand total OF
4 ~ 900 600 pounds Of sugar Drought
INTO the tinted states during the min"
months If the present year. '''SI -
,,,,,,ds vas from the Hawaiian IS
Lands 2cf 1913 pounds from Porto
pan and "I20I :,SS pounds from the
ph,licujne Islands. From Cuba inc
total for the nin--mnnths period was
- - 80. pouu,lS. d2"l4l1t j -N"i f-"-I''
tnt,iide ia tn" corresponding months OF
1913. and ..,2S. oil go poun"s II To" ''":-
rcer,nrd!us tu"uths of l"2. From IN"
Q british West indies tn" total VAS ~
3gt 24G pounds. from other West Indies
and E.irhuGa. 1n1 .6tSii2 pounds from
the East Indies Other than IN" fhiIih-
bin" Islands. 2591ii.t.l pounds. ana
-, from South America. f2.hS""'6 pounds
All of the above * can" sugar. III
addition 10 this there "As 12'.-l!.l"N
pounds Of beet sugar when came
chiefly from Germany, and with II Il
. small quantity from Ii"IGium and II
still smaller quantity from Austria
Hungary. Ttie total for tn" NM
months ending with September, l'04
4 oec, 5oe 100 n"unds-eXcr"ds by more
Than 800 600. eco pounds the total Of the
corresponding p"rI"d "i any t'f'ff
wear
IN. value If the sugar brought int" IN"
T'ritrd < .'t"- daring tn" tin" Hl"nlnN
ending with September l"i is sl"l il%'i';
of which g. -: "a VIZ from tue island
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

Thanksgiving is the linen season but
What makes Il prettier or more useful
Christmas gift than a set of linen tray
cloths either plain or embroidered; a
handsome tea cloth in plain linen or
damask. with or without drawn work:
a centrepiecc and doIies. Any wo-
man appreciates a gift Of this kind and
the goods can be obtained at Lunt &
Brann'S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

Russell Weston Co. make a die.
pay OF Thanksgiving linen that in.
'iuueS an immense range Of quality
ana prices in table linens Of everv
description. Damask from S3c. to g.
per yard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

The Central Labor Union will hold
meeting, at 40 o'clock. Thursday eve.
Aihg. al their hall, in Darby block, and
all members are requested to be pres.
eHt. as business Of Importance will
come before the meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

George Bush, who was quite scrions.
~ injured ut the mill Of the Aueus,,
Lumber Co., last Friday. and is non.
to''iinec TO his home on Arsenal street.
Is apie TO be about the house, on
t'rut cheS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

'arS are now running smoothly on
al the lines Of the Augusta, Winthrop
ana Gardiner Railway. A big crew
worked all day. Monday. on the Win
lhrop line, and car reached Ham
mcnd's at about 6 o'clock, Monday
night. 1t was two hours later before a
car got through as Car as Winthrop
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

Joseph F. Young, having severed M
connection with the Young Drug 20,
announces to his friends that ne VIII
hereafter be found at the Devmc
pharmacy. 240 Water street, wnicn
also be the Office of the secretary
the local board Of health. novs'ott
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

Monaghans pupils in dancing VIII
give an extra at G. A. r. hall Wednes-
day evening Former pupils invited.
Nov15d2t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

'hief Engineer Kicker got the fire
alarm system into working order. after
the storm. sooner than he anticjpafrl
and had everything hack into shape
Monday afternoon. Tie indicators ON
the hose houses We're tested, early IN
the afternoo, and found to be all
right.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

- MAY De We'll To again impress !,
upon your minds that now is an excel.
rem time I" sit for Christmas nho,os
~ r. H. Burgess ground floor studo
in Eickery block.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

Word has been received here nf ths
death of Mrs. Sadie J. TYLER ar bar
nome IN Leominster. Mass. She was
the WIFE OF Harry A. Tyler and Was
formerly Sadie j. Higgins Of Chelsea
Me. The remains were taken TO Wa
terville for interment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

T"'ri" who came III from the conn
Try yesterday morning. said thai run-
hrrS Went better than wheels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln County.

Real estate transfers in Lincoln county
for the week ending Nov H. 1894:
Roynton. land. ST.
i'N'TtEAf -Est. J II Robinson 10
Robert T. Eddy. land and buildings, Slaa5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

The Ladies Aid of the Method;s,
church will meet Thursday afternonn
AZ $50 O'Clock with Mrs. Thomn,or u
Swan street. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
LOCAL MATTERS
Journal Telephone Call, 1864

Several Augusta ladies were !, d..
iand. last evening, 10 hear Melba s;na
AT City hall 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

Miss Chick. chiropodist. Pariof
Green ST., makes specially OF ~.
curing. pedicuring. shampooing ana
sienic treatment Of the scalp aiid =
WIN treat patrons at their hoints =
Moons and evenings. Tel 21S-k
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

Orders taken for Thanksgiving
Turkeys, chickens, pies, etc. "o-
mans Exchange. novl5,d4t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

Fine new assortment Of hand-woVe"
rugs. Woman's Exchange.
noy15d2ta
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New Advertisements To.n.x

Augusta Piano Co
10 I.rt-Furnshed Rooms
For Sale-St. Bernard Dog.
STARTS dyspepsia tablets
l.unt x la.tnn-fan; y goods
For Sai"-Stci"h and Fur poha
+. +. Maj son. sieigilt and rni,.s
Wantcu-Tn Bay Low COS, E'1rro
~. N""i Sleeves fiallowcll-R,,hha..
J. ii. co2an Il co.-StuveS and r,,,..,
For Sale-A New Traverse Runner INN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
SneciSt Advertisements.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS not ex
!eeding twenty-five words coming unde'
the head OF WANTED. FOR SALE. II
LET. LOST. &c. will be inserted ono
for Is cents and cents for each subse
cuent insertion ADVANCE PAYMENT
N sending by mail remittance Of poStas;
stamps should be made with order az tn
charges are too small to open account fcl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16
PAIR or DRAFT HORSES, WEIGHT

PSI" ages six and ten. perfectly sound,
i.il ANA fes: rle>S Of all objects {. NJ,
T. o. address, r. r. D., 81. Oakland. Me.
nOvl1,ilw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

Cards Of Thanks, obituary notices -.
buttons of respect, ETC., will y.
charged at the rate Of ten Cents ~.
line. No charges less than seven,w
five cents.
Al advertising, announcements Of a.
tersa'n"ents. whose object il In.
raising OF money, will be charged AZ
the rate Of fifteen cents a line.
Advertising notices, news form win
excluded from our local columns a.
F. cept such IS refer to advertiser. -
cupying space in our advert,sin.
columns, and will be run und.r
separate head on one Of the ,oc.,
pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive -.
journal promptly VIII confer ;, f,va.
by notifying the office in,n.diot,I,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

THE RESIDENCE OF W RI SHOOtS
122 Winthrop St, 3i3 acres OF land and
green house. Sept3dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

COW owner needs one. last a life time.
worth the price Of your t"w if used at the
right moment. send today and bc pre-
pared for an emerser"y. S"nt post paid
on receipt of 81. Don't put it off Send
today. c. l.. Wakefield, Augusta. Me.
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FIRST CLASS APPLE BARRELS
manufactured and Tor sale by W. :
Tobey Branch Mills. nov"d"wk
DRESS SUITS IN GOOD CONDITION.
also suits and oVerco1tS. Wallace L. Ber
ry. nov1dti
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Asthma is always relieved by Lung kuro'
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MASSAGE AND BLACK EYES
painted al short notice. 10 Willow 81.
nlU,l W.
MRS. CRAM, CtA!RVOYANT, CAN
be consulted on health or business. Ref
erences from leading business people
Hours 10 A. NJ to 10 +. NJ. Gases takeT
by mail. 8 Capitol street. near river. Al
gu>ta. Maine. ll-dlW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-11-16

HOUSES IN AUGUSTA. PRICE
from 500 to $1,000. The w. H. Brooks
place with greenhouses and 81 acres of
land. Farms in Augusta and elsewhere.
Two on CohboSsee. one with 20 rods snore
front Mrs c. S. Fogg, Summer ST.
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LARGE LOFT FOR STORAGE wc,,

lighted. would make fire wortsbon
/, ~! a, NO; % Water ST. good storage for
wagons +. L" Norris. Augusta, Me- "
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DRUG STORE AND FIXTURES IN
SILVER MILKING TUBES, EVERY

South Gardiner. Good business. good To-
"a ton. etc. Only drug store in town. ii.
X. Sawyer. South Gardiner. nov+d1mO@
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I,t. N. I'niI,I S.ates Dining The \ino
N,nth~. Ending with September, lN"i 10
tHl Including shipments from tiawai
and J',,rt., Rico.
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stock of merchandise. or other that can
H.. i,oI,9ht cheap. Must inventory oEti
S.o.ts". Address NJ. ~ Consl ess ST, Room
81, Boston. ni'dNt~
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FARM OF FIFTY ACRES SITUATED

FNHW OT Eff ] NCRES 81 UNTED
in southwest corner of the town of
Pa.ermo. In the so-called Brown neighbour
hood. about twenty az. IS under culti-
walton. good soil, We'll watered. Wood
plenty fruit; buildings in good repair:
from eighteen to twenty tons of hay in
the barn which l will sell with or without
farm. For particulars apply to Gusdavis
Brown, Weeks Mills Maine oct21dlmO.
The copper era., 1904-05-26
Goshen Brothers Make Another Rich
 Strike.

A letter received in this city from J. T. Goshen conveys the intelligence that another strike Of bonanza ore has been made on their claims in tue Sad de Mountain district, in Pinal county, eight miles north of Dudleyville.
 Last week discovery was made O some fabulously rich ore on one of the group Of claims owned by the Goshen boys and their associates. The assay showed S54, ,000 to the ton. This ore was taken from one of the claims de- nominated the Lucky Boy.
 The latest discovery is made on an other claim. known as the B. Cave. The ore is said to be as rich, if not richer, than that found some weeks ago on the Lucky Boy. but assay re- turns are not announced vet. But if these bonanza strikes can be made on widely separated claims q continuity Of the rich vein is indicated which augers much for the value of the properties.
 The Phoenix X Eastern and the Ari- zona Eastern are both building within q few miles Of this discovery and the owners will nave abundant railroad acilities.-Review