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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

Northern choice. round lots. 90 :;t :
western flesh. ~ .l C.; Vermont, dairy
.;@i.ic.
CHEf,SE-Chcese is steady with ;hc de
mand good Ruund lots. old. l-'-'' i''c.
Vermont twins. ~. e.
EGGS-EggS are lower. Choice. nrar"H.
i;at;Hc.; eastern. ;.0U;;lc: western. va .bt'
storage. n :'1c.
BE.ANS-Market is quiet, with prices
steady. Pea mnrrcw. \. T.. and We; m"iit.
per bishcl Sl..5Gti.>5: Medium. y. g.
Vermont. per buShel s.U"t".!0; yellow
eyes. 5. 21It..-.i: Rcd Kidneys. $2"oniW'
per bushel; Califo, MIA small whites, W."
2..lj.
App. ES-hpples are easy. Shows. ST.
M..m: BaldWinS. 81 2.Mt2..a1: grerl:1lss Si-'
Goa: tluhhard~tors. $l."0H 200; Totnan
Sweets. Sl210a.Oo: Kings. s2mNi%.5"; Nod
heads. Sl.30lt..0); Northern Spies. $2Wl,S
30: hulk Baldwins and Greetings, 1'c.M
81 % hbi.: bu. hoy. oJGf7oc
HAY AND STRAW-Hay is quiet ana
easy, straw is quiet. milliecd * STEADY
Hay. No. /. SI1.NMtlSoo; low grades. SLIME"
800: rye straw. 32ei.3c.: oat straw
$40. .pG' II 90
OTATOES-Potatoes are in full supply
and rriceS are easy. Ilou!ton. licbronS.
i3u45o Green Mountains. iSF';t',; sweets
NorfolkS S..1,sl:i.Uh: Jerseys. S|.'bt%'';
SI'GAR-Retined sugar steady; cut loaf
and crushed 6iOc.; powdered, 0S'c
graduated, ) 60c.
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Boston Wool Market.

Boston. January 20.
The total receipts of wool 1T inns PC,
during the past week coml'fiS.. i.'.'
bales domestic and 1U.61 bales foreign.
bales foreign for the same time laSt year
Observation-Disclosures has been Il htti'
more activity in the wool market during
the rnst week and manufacturers have
been picking no Il number of small lots OF
both territory and fleece wootS. The. cN-
cccdinglv small; stocks held here, how
ever Prevent this business nom reaching
anythin" but moderate figures. hut the
bpI;cr feeling prevailing shows that
manufacturers have considerable faith in
the. future Of the mariirt ana ;ndt they
are disposed to gather in ;tnvthinlr the!
eau use without paying much attention to
the :ratt"r rf price. NcVcrt htlrSS. the.
considerable foreign wool on the way to
:hiS port some of which is already being
sold by sample. The high prices asked
Tor tn" Australian wool offering has I'm
doubleday mad" il appear thai ;hc rem
nant ct the domestic clip is cheap in com
pariSun.
Ohio and Penn. Pulcd-rinc unwashed.
IA &c: unmrrth. 2im.Sc.: Mich. I'M
washed. fine 2:ft3:,r.: unmcrch 24l,3ac
pnlled Woo'-scoured basis-F'iuc A. e.
N"ic-: extra. C'G'tiSc.: y super. .lS'!f3c.: I:
super. :'3ff'lc: { super Efil nc: cumhi.2
-i"' sc: Tin" rnnlbins. 'A6't1ic.
ohio and Fem. nrec"-NN ANA above.
- &c; y. 3pht3lc.; No /. 3Stt33c.: No. :
800 too
Mich. Wis. etc.-Mich. y and above.
2:Nf: oc.: No. !. ::;u.;ic.: No :: :";Es:;tc; tinc
coIn':'ig. "M 20.
C"mlinc-1.y.. and Ind r blood comb
;lti:'2' /, blood. ;l"%2r.: braid cHrlhne
:r,T,tc
De'pine :lceces-Ohio ;;.G,3>c; Mich. II
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MAkhEl KEfURTS
Augusta Market.

Augusta. January Il
BEANS-Pea. Name, $!.4U: \. H., $50
ytllo~ eyes $500
RUlTER-Creamery. 25c.; bali. 20c.
solid. IAc.
EtaiS-25c. per dozen.
iEAi%-Coin, 90; meal. 6oc pei
meal, S2a00; bag lots. 81 10.
HAY-Locse, retail. slo50 per ton,
pressed. $500: straw, retail. $500; pressed
sl0.O0.
SI-GAR-6-O per 1tJ lbs
UNr.I-Eox. 1Sc.
MCTTON-Sullc. per h.. spring lamb,
1-c.
OATS-t5c. par 20 ID. bushel.
POTATOES-l1c. per buShel.
POT LTRh-fowl. Ia DC: chickens. lSc.
WODi.-l nwa Shed. sc.
WOOD-Dly hard. ss,0dn.DO per cord
soft siHEio.O0.
Hi Es-C"w and steer. u G.: cow hides
Tie; bull hides. 10; cali skin. ljc.
i:tE.t-.'ideS, 1M"c per H.: kinds,
|ftilIc, fores, 'I"l6'-". rounds. ani
iuml,s. 1Nrl3C.' r"ttleS. &C.: backs, ';iHc
joints Ia l;c. spring lamb. &c.
VEAI--7@?c. per III.
FLOUR-Best patent -four, 6 70 per Dbl.
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Boston Market

Boston. January ii.
FLOtR-Flour market is quiet. Mill
shipment. spring patents are Offeled at
$3.50 5-53: Winto' patents. st.itn5. 10: trade
committee. spring patents. S63OUi .;
clears. NJ0fioC0
CORN EAI-S;eady at sloM1cs per
bag: s.. Sac per Dbl: srdnulated $500
SIS: boltcd S:.Sa,3 >.
cORN-Corn is steady. Spot steamer,
yellow. .rc.; No. ;. yellow. Jtl.c.: ship
mcnt. No 5. yellow, ole: lake and rail
&c. lower
RYE FLOI'R-Stradv at S3SJs1475
GRAHAM-Si. 2!17a.tJ per barrel.
OATMEAl.-Quict. We quote rolled At
s3.-oGi"..5 per Dbl; cut ana ground. $3.50
OATS-Oats are plenty without change
in price. Track, No .. White. 39c.: No. ;,
~ Sc: rejected. 31!.H3Sc.: no grade. ia
iGc.; for shipment. all rail Sc to IS lbs.
~ g; IS to 10 lbs. &C: ~ 10 4. lbs. 4oc.
PRovISioNs-Porl provisions are
long cuts SITS: medium. sl4.5; lean ends
sIs.0le 1900: fresh ribs. M.m9i2c.; corned
shoulders. '..c.: fresh shoulders. sac:
smoked shoulders 1!sc.; lard. size: pals.
boiled hams. In ,oii6..c.: leaf lard. sac.
rendered leaf lard. Csc: pork tongues
80 loose salt pork. sisc.; briske,s, Csc,
country dressed hogs. 6G6l,c.
BEEF-Fresh beef is quiet. Choice
whole cattle quoted Al 1.:aA!-c: binds
OuHtahif IT lGnlihsc.. fores. 'Mji.c.
AMH-lamhs. Ml0c.: spring lambs
lU1lic
Ml'rToN-Mutton at ease; warnings
VEAI-Steady. a41lc
PntLTRl-Poultry is quiet. Western
turkeys lsl':Oc.: chickens northern lGd
northern fowls. laal,c.; western fowls
BUFFER Market is firm, Creamery,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

The citizens of South Paris ippeirea
before the committee on legal affairs.
Tuesday afternoon. i'll support Of a bill
allowing the town To establish a lnu-
rivipal lighting plant. The oxford
Light Company now furnishing electric
lights for the town Of South Paris and
Norway WAS represented ny Drvilie n.
Eaker OF Augusta and objected Stro; <
IT, to the bill. Attorney Wright of Nor
way. appeared for the citizens of South
Paris ana Charles =. Cook of Portland
for the bond holders. The bill awaits
action by the committee.
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STATE HOUSE.
Continued from page -

The most important matter to come
before the committee on interior Wa
tors. Tuesday afternoon. was the bill to
inco:norate the FeEobsCot River Power
CO.. Judge Harry Chapman and Fred
Il, Dow. both of Eaneor. being the pro-
motors of the bill. These gentlemen
explained 1T length the import Of their
bin which they claim. if passed. will be
a great factor in the development Of
eastern Maine. making a second
Niagara of the Penobscot river near
Bangor. = y ~
The bill proposes to divert the Penob-
oct river by the erection of two dams
at the head of Indian island in Oldtown
and a dam across the Stillwate" branch.
these dams to be about 16 feet high and
900 feet in length. They will so rlise
the water that it will flow up Pushaw
stream to Pushaw lake, the lake being
III feet above mean tide. The corpora
tors then plan to have canal dug
from Pushaw lake. Il distance of some
-. miles 50 that the water VIII be dlS-
charged either above or below the wa
ter works dam in Bangor. 1t is claimed
that this will give fall of l13 feet at
tide water and that by taking ABOUT
I.,-tnirdS of the river water, AT least
l"1.df horse power can be developed.
V hirh would be about equal to the pre-
sent Development OF Niagara Falls. 1t
is estimated that this could be accom-
rIshed at Il cost of about sl0,000,00O.
Ar. Dow and Judge Chapman eX-
lltined that with the passage of TINS
bill 4 control of some 10 900 cubic feet OF
water i second could be effected. Al
though there is no right of eminent 60
main given the company il is expressly
stipulated that al corporations ana
people having rights on this river must
br dealt with. Representative Odkes Of
Milford. appeared in oppoSltlon to the
bill ana urged that the committee re-
tolt ought not to BASS instead OF re-
f",.riIg il to "A succeeding Legislature
nv the Legislature Of 1902 had done.
Mr.. Cakes said that the granting 81
such II charter us asked would do in
c:llrurble damage to the Industries
along the Penobscot from Old Town To
Bangor The proposition is pending
action by the committee.
The committt" voted ought not t.
pass on an act to authorize Sillman L.
Wentworth and Harry NJ. league to
construct and maintain Il wharf in the
waters Of Long lake in the town of
Naples
on an act to authorize the toxin Of
Winthrop to erect and maintain
wharf in Lake Maranacook the COM
mittee voted ought to pass. Hon l.. T.
Carleton. who appeared in favor Of tho
act, explained that the wharf was for
,"" ..,r.ln.nuiation OF summer resi-
dcnts. Representative Norcross ~
Win hroD. also snoke in favor Of the
bill. There was no oppoSition.
Mr.. Goodrich of Naples appeared be-
for" the committee and spoke in favor
"f a resolve carrying $500 to comple:"
tho improvements Of Songo river AMI to
establish and maintain huoys in Long
and Scbago. The committee voted to-
report fought to pass" Oh the resolve in
new draft.
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REORGANIZATION PLAN.
American Ice Company Now security
Co. With $50 1000 900 Capital.

New York. Jan. M.-The r"orsahiZa,i"
plan of the American Ice Go. WAS 'Ss"'u'
today. .,,,
The ,.lan i 10 be carried ont through
the medium of a holding c"ntlanH. ia
he known a. the American Ice Secmflty
60, with a capital ri $@oov';"oo. al 81
which is TO ~, i'm common stock. TIL" Sc
curi,ics OF tive new company are e DE
exchanged for the old on tn" DASH: "l one
share of the present preferred 10Y one
share of III" pew stock. and i've snare
OF tn. common stock of the presrni COM
pany for one share of stock oil the ne"
company. -,
Unpaid dividends ON the preferred stock
since April l. 1902. are to be naih TO De
cenlher q. l9ai ont of an issue of per
cent debentures of which the new COM
pany will issue not exceeding s$,mH."9 AT
the option of the preferred stock holders
they NAV receive 30 per cent. in cash in
lieu Of the fun amount in dehenturoS.
\ syndicate including officers and dircc-
tors Of the company and members OF the
committee has underwrtten the S3.O00Ug
oil dehentures at 20.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln County.

Following are the real estate transfers
in Lincoln county for the week ending
Jan. ~:
AI.NA-E. W. Hassan to J. \, Jewett.
land. 81; Charles r. Ptls:cc al. 70 J. a.
lcWett. land. 81: David NJ. Hilton to }. y.
levitt. l.Ird. 81; j. \. Jc.Srtt to Lon Jew
ct. land and buildings. 81.
Nt.Nt.ST'.f.-.Jam l.. Merry to BY
ron l.. Merry. land and buildings. ST.
WISCASSET-M Mary J. Muns'y "a
Charles J.. Mdclr,a. land and buildings.
q solomon IL. Dow t. Richard I. isil:rs.
land. 81.
A Vlluailc con ;idrration
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CUTLER MT. MURDER.
Police Convinced Franklin is Murderer
Of Bessie Bouton.

Colorado Springs. Col. Jan. 3l.-Chief
of Police Reynolds of this city who has
been on til" trail of Milton Franklin. S.Is-
U.c:ed of having murdered Bessie Bouton
has returned Hhe announces that he is
convinced of two thngs-firSt, that the
body found On Cutler mountain is that Of
Mrs. BESSIE Bouton Of Syracuse. y. Y.
and second. that Milton Franklin An
drews of Hartford. Ct. is the Milton
Franklin, alias George Boutnn alias
George Bu,nett. whom he seeks. rh.
chief saws he will have 4 warrant issued
II once for Framklir's arrest. He says
the man is hiding in New York city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Also.
lutely Harmless.

livery mother should know that
chanloer!ain Cough Remedy is per-
fectly safe for children to take I, con
Jams nothing harmful and for coughs
co.as and Group is unsurpassed. For
SAFE by Jno. Coughlin. Augusta; G. II.
Bcane,, Gardiner,
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SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.

SMALL ADVERTISEMENTS oct Q.
,eedine twenty-five words coming under
the head Of WANTED. FOR SALE. II
LET LOST. S.. viii be inser,ed once
Iuent Insertion ADVANCE, PAYMENT
IN sending by mail remittance OF postage
stamps should be made with order as tn,
charges are too small to omen account for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

# YOU Will take home universal
bread maker ana have some bread
made with it. If your wife does not
pronounce it Il success in economy Of
time and labor and the family acknowl-
edge the bread To be superior, you can
return ii to Swift * Turner and receive
Your money back. Can anything be
fairer or more convincing?
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IN" many augusta friends OF Ton
ductor John Mace. will regret TO loari
that he is i'll 1T his home in Portland
Mr. Mace is one Of the most genial and
obliging Of The Maine Central conduc-
tors. and all will hope to soon see hin
upon his trains again.
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The Sunshine of Sprino.

TIE Salve that cures withou; a scar is
-. N'itt'c Witch Hazel S:,lve. Cuts
Burns. Rolls Bruises and Piles disappear
before the use OF this salve as snow be-
tnre IA" sunshine OF SlrlnE. Mis- I'll. NJ.
Middleton. Th"hes. H.. says: Il WIS SCI.
iously afflicted with Il fever sore that was
very uainiul. Dewitt Witch Haze,
Salvc cured me in less than 4 week" Got
the genuine. Sod by Bowditch. Webster
* Co
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Deserved Popularity.

To cure constipation and Live" troubles
by gently moving the bowels and ;ic, ing
a. il tonic to tn liver. take Little Early
RiscIs. These Famous Little Pills suc
mild. peaSaa: and harmless. but effective
and sure. Their universal use for many
years is a strong guarantee OF their pOpu-
ari;y and usefulness. Sold by Bu"ditch,
Webster & 60.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

1000 ladies and gentlemen to can
Percy Means drug store, Augusta an
nrocure a free sample bottle OF the Wv
and original Adamson's Cough Dd,s
pleasant as honey to taste anu 80
coughs and colds as by magic.
Jan. 24dtoMch.1st - '--T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

Cars will be run. tonight. leaving Wa
ter street at ) and $50. TO carry the
people 10 the reception given by Hon,
ana Mrs. ". Ii. G3nnett. Cars viii
also be run to Water street after the
rc. .enlinM.
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Monaghan's class in dancing WIZ
meet. Wednesday evening. in q. a. r.
hall at O'Clock. Private lessons "
: nnointne,t jan30d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

Don't !et rain. snow, wind or hail
F@ep YOU from hearing. tomorrow eve.
"ing. i'll City Hall, the noted lecturer.
Booker I. Washington.
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n large attendance Of the members
Of Rose of sharon Chapter is requested.
this evening. as business of importance
Will come before the meeting.
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spells stopped BY Lung KUN
LOCAL NOTICES.

Salads, croquettes. patties. sanu-
wiches; also dinner cards in any ue'
sign. Womans Exchange.
jaE21 dat
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Fred w. Ball :rd Of New Haven G,
is enjoying i weeks vacation. and
n" guest of his brotntr, {. c. BalIar5
III this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

Stenography and typewritins d.
street Jan3Odtf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

The regular meeting o. the Gers.
Franeais will be held thi, evening a,
40 Members are Requested Ia \
present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

BOSTON Hairdressing ana Chil'po'
Parlors, az Water st. Telephone
DIFF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

Mrs. Margaret Walker. living at no
II Eastern avenue. met with shocking
accident at the Augusta steam laundry
yesterday afternoon, by catching ht'
right hand in the mangler. at when sh'
was working. The machine IS ps
one. and is used for ironing large WORK
1t consists OF a big steel cyllndfr'
steam heated. and number OF sinailel
cylinders. the latter weighing 9oV
pounds each. II was between one Vi
these and the large cylinder that lhe
hand Was caught and drawn III as III
as the wrist. Ii was some moh,e'l'e
before the small cylinder could be MI
ed. and the unfortunate woman r.
leased. and when il was effected ihe
land was found To be terribly burhe"
and crushed, and the wrist injured III
W. II. Harris WAS called. and aile'
placing temporary dressing upon w
hand. the womalf was taken 10 lhe
City hospital. The extent OF the u,
jurieS cannot as yet be stated pu'
everything will be done to save tne
hand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

II YOU are looking for bargains IN
cl"th hing read the advertisement Of
rhe Huntington Clothing Company in
our want column.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

Bonls Faris & Son have opeheu
new store at 10 Washington ST. ~"
prices on clothing, dry goods ana W.
tiOnS.
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TEMPERATE RE.

Mean or normal temperature. II de-
.rcss.
The Warm"st month was that of 1887.
with IN average Of % degrees.
The coolest month was that of 1901.
with III, average of Is degrees.
The highest temperature was IS de-
;;r"rS on the 18th, 1880.
The lowest temperature WAS 10 de-
2rccs on The 18th. 1894.
Earliest date on which first killing"
frost occurred in autumn. Sept. 18th.
Average date on which first killing"
frost occurred in iutumn, oct. 18th.
Average date on which last killing
frost occurred in spring. April l4th.
The latest date OH which Last kill
ing frost occurred in spring. May 31St
PRECIPITATION Grain ana melted
snow.
Average for the month 3.9l inches.
Average number Of days with 81 of
an inch or more. T..
TIE greatest monthly precipita ion
was 9.o5 inches in 1909.
The least monthly precipitation was
80 inches in 1872.
The greatest amount of precipitation
recorded in any a consecutive hours
"''e SOC inches on the list and I'D
1895.
The greatest amount of snow fall re-
corded in any II consecutive hours
CrecOrd extending to winter OF 1SSi-S S
only) was 100 inches on the I'D. 1898,
and 18th. 1880.
CLOUDS AND WEATHER.
Average number of clear days. g:
partly cloudy days. II: cloudy days. :.
WIND.
The prevailing winds have been from
the northwest.
The average hourly velocity OF the
wind is So
The highest velocity of the wind was
A. miles from the northwest on the nth.
1892
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New Advertisements TIM.

To lct-F'ront room.
br. Miles remedies.
fathcl Johns medicine.
l."St- Black Martin Fur
ti'hnd concert at CITY han
or al"-Sanplc Garment,
i;unt 4 Prann-Fancy good.
y, y tShI ,,t n Strnograpber
E"wditch. Webster d 60 Dc 1ioe%r
Booker Washington lecture Al -775 i,'E
lothing dhd boys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

The Ladies AID Of the Methods.
Church Will meet THURSDAY Afternoon
at 20 With Mrs. ". H. Thomson 1
swan street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

Dr. F. G. Thayer Of Watervjlle was +.
the city, Tucsday iorenocr on busins.,
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LOCAL NATTER
Journals Telephone Call 1,sa

Boy wanted at the book bipds-v
Journal block, to learn the trada
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-02-01

Edna Garner. the 15-year-old daugh'
ter of VIM. Garner. living on Franklin
street suffered d serious injury TO the
thumb of her right hand. Tuesday
forenoon. by getting it caught in
spinner 1T the Edwards mills. Jhe
thumb WAS badly damned and split as
far as the first joint. but DR.. campbell
who attended the injured girl. hopes
to save the end of the thumb.
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February Weather Record.

The following data covering Il period
of tHirtytWO years. have been com
llied from the weather bureau rec
orGS at Portland. Ne. They are is
sued to show the conditions that have
prevailed. during the month in ques-
tion, for the above period Of years.
but must not be construed as a fore
cast of the weather conditions for the
coming month.
Month. February. for 3 years.
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Daily ksnnsbst journal

Cards Of Thanks, ooituarv no.,
oiutions OF respect, etc ~
charged at the rate Of ~ WI b
line. No charges less Tho. Emu ~
five cents. seventy.
~ "a advertising s;ss announcement. ., .
.e T,s whose object i, ~
tha ras. o. !, money. will be charged !.
eo a~s''' notices, news form, VI,
eac,uoed from our local column, :. =
cept such as refer to advertise. =.
capy1ng space in our Advert,,,s...
columns, and will be mn rns
s Sc par rate head on one of tn. HEN Is., ,
subscribers who fan to rece,v.
Journal promptly vii conrsr tas
ny Notifying the Office imrnedia,s,'
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eAWOUST AT SOC. PER CORD At
Church's mill Ba rton lot. John f.
Chulch r; F. ID. No. 1, Augusta. Tele-
mono 3i7-A i2d1rns
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EGGS FOR MATCHING FROM
first-cass yrarlin,s hetss headed by
prize COckercl from &. G. Shoemakers
$50 per setting. Mrs. {. l.. Tihhetts.
Belgrade. Maine ;an20d
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MILLINERY & LADIES' FURNISH.

WTLC!NSF7 & LNDTES rUENToH-
ing store. The stock ana fixtures OF ?
pr"sin r"us Millinery ana Ladies furnish
ing store Tor sal" i'm Rcadhcld. Ne. The
oNly store OF the kind III town or near
and having The trade Of all the surround
ing country. |;tl or write at once. Miss
Pearl HanEaford, R.adticld. Ne.
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FOR SALE.

ONE LIGHT JUMPER, ONE BLACK
fur robe most new For sale ut a bar
gain. y. S Nelson. 3 Cedar ST. Court.
FaS, Side. jau2,d1w'
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HAVING SOLD MY FARM. ! WILL
BOSTON CREDIT CO. we HAvE

iW Nv" weeks y big mark down sale OF
ahioS ana chlidrcnS garments men and
poNS clothing. Cal and get good bar
gains. Don't wait 10 have All the money
We 40 business for cash or credit. I7.h
Water St, up one flight janI9dlmG
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BAKERY AND RESTAURANT in

sanford. Maine, with - rooms finely To-
ca ed ONLY financially responsible PEG
pie necd apply. For fun particulars writ
I. f. Tebhotts. Sanford. Me. Janl7d3w~
A MANTLE BED. ALMOST NEW, AT
bargain. Call at No. u Sewall street,
augusta. ;anl0dtf
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HOUSE AND LOT AT 10 COLUM-
hia st. For particulars please cali az resi-
GcnCG. \ y. Narney. ian2>dl "
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Nor IN Maine first class eraser One
VIII ne ina1ied yon free upon request by
rIrd to Sayings Department. Drawer Al
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