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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Rev. Norman Skinner, pastor. -
Morning worship and sermon at II
O'Clock.
Sunday school and Bible classes at
Gas a. m.
Society of Christian Endeavot at
$40 n. m.
This church extends a hearty wei
come to all people. Strangers and so,
j%ourncrs especially invited.
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PULPIT AND CHOIR LOFT

TO INSURE PUBLICATION AL
CHURCH NOTICES MUST Dc ia
ed IN TIE OPTIC EDITORIAL
ROOMS NOT LATER TsAs 20 O
CLOCK SATURDAY MORNING.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY

ices Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Subject. Is tn" Pniverse. including
man. evolved by Atomic F"cce."
Sunday school ut GAS a. m. Mid
week services Wednesday evening at
s O'Clock. All are welcome.
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~rs~3* harBs74 . frw days &go when =
'eAAet'l~ on a etos tn BIER n~w haame
blew SAP sAe ~&S heading over the
~''N~ preparing 'ht noSsndal neral Al
The ,issst
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Wool Market

81. Louis. Dec. l5-Wool steady.
Territory and western mediums p
q q,
Fine mediums. IS ii 81.
Fine, II Ii II.
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SOCIETY and BUSINESS DIRECTOR!
SOCIETIES

FRATERN AL Union OF AMERICA. MEETS
first and third Tuesday evenings ~ each
month In the W~Nman hall un sixth street.
at = o'clock. Mrs. F.mHa Befrin&eF, +, NJ
W koogler Secretary.
CHAPMAN LHH:E Ne 2 \ r 4 4. NJ,
Regular communications list and 3Fd Thurs
iA&~in each month. Visiting brothers cor
diaIy in1lted. {. ID. Boucher. NJ. W t'ha~.
II >Inrleder. Secretary,
KEREkAH LDlsiE. l. O. o f MEETS SEQ
ord and fourth THURSDAY evenings of each
month at the ! o. r hail Mrs NJ. Angus
ia Malley, y q Miss Nora Denton, E.G
"f~. Mac, L. N-rtL, secretary; Mrs, Sarah
Roberts, Treasurer.
KEJIMEN. MEET IN FRATFR%At. BROTH
erh,Wpd hall every second and fourth Mon
ia ~-~>letp al the eighth ran. Visiting
brothers ALWAYS W%elc"nIe I" tn" "iR"am
r. & ~Ill~eti, >achenE & + bMalleS, rhleI
~ rrrnrh~. r. II Fries. collector of Wampum
NJ r.. MEETS SECOND AND tOTRTH
Tuesday evenings each month. at knights nf
~ 'hla~ hail. Visiting brothers are cordially
invited, Hailett RnVnnldS, Exalted Ruler, I.
= ENanvrlt SrcrciarN.
EASTERN STAR -Rt1itI.AR ttIMMrNI'A.
itUn second and fourth Thursday evenings OF
cach month. Al visiting hruthcrN and sisters
are. CORDIALLY invited. Mr. J. r. Reed, W"r.
thN Matron. =. II Dcarth. ". J.: Mrs Emma
Hen'dirt See Mrs, \. n. Howell. Treas,
/ q. -. r.. LAS VEGAS IAIs:E, No. I.
meets every Monday evening AZ their hall on
Sixth street. All visiting brethren cordially
invited to attend. {. W. q. Ward. y. q; Il.
q. Williams. v. O.: A. J. WertZ. Secretary:
w. T.. Critics. Treasurer; C. V. HedgcOck.
Cemetery Trustee:
THE fRATfRNAL BROTHERHO)n NO. I0s.
meets every Friday night At their han In the
schmidt building. west Of Fountain Square,
at + O'Clock. Visiting members are always
welcOme. James ". Cook, President, Miss
Katie Burchell u ecretars.
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BAPTIST CHURCH. eornsr Of
sAraxN ana kAair aArnar Eea

Saith street and Main ven Rev.
Atwood. pas.or-Sunday sehooi. y a.
a. N. Preaching At II Il, m, and -"
p, IL, Y.,ung Peoples meeting al : :"
p. M, Nil-we~k prayer ms%iing Mel
nesday at : ," p III All ar
cordially limited 4" attend tlese assA
lees.
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St. pAuL's MEMORIAL CHURCH.
corner National avenue and Eighth

street. Rev. J. S. Moore. Rector
Third Sunday In Advent. December
IG. 1906. Holy communion. at 40 a.
M; Sunday school at GAS a. m:
morning prayer and sermon at HOO
a. m: evening prayer and sermon al
$50 D. m. This church is open daily
for private prayer and meditation.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH. FraternaI

ITNEo VVONN'' ''"'""
Brotherhood Hall. w. S. Billiard. pas
tor.-Preaching at ll:m a. NJ and
80 y M. Christian End"avor at
100 p IN.
All are cordially invited 20 theH"
services.
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A MAN tn IIVEON RANCH MUST IEl
his Nv II cooking. care for nnr COW and horse
ais, ~pIne other stock, M STICK man wanted
Address II A. Harvey. Fast Las Vegas, y. NJ,
l9R
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At1EN ~ To TAKE ORnERS IN THIS
vicinity for "a hishs'laSS tailoring hsNlse hlg
line of samples, must have ~''Ine knowledge
of rnea >urement correspond Nith u, I1chner
Il jacob. Rochester, y. Y. tsRi
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CLASSIFIED Department

All sGwws :ss~Eaes ts IN sn2s depart
2ena m4ss To- pad saT 4n advance
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FIRST METHODIST EPISCOPAL
cAuRc n. corner Eighth and Nation
Il ansnue ReM "a Van Nalkenhurn.

pastor.--Sunday School 9:ib a. m.
and preaching services at II a. m.
and 40 p m.
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LOST
NoE aELp WANTED.

ENElu ;F~Ti' TIKI STWNRTHN MAN ti
Woman To- work In New MeXI'', represent
tnx large Manutac'u rsns COMPANY. SalArI
$E'to SEI I'eF munth IElid N"rklE EAIense'
adv arred, } n. Muurt Las VEGAS, y. NJ.
l9-AU
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MISCELLANEOUS
RELiEF

tNW THE HfNtI TT az THt~L NHu ARP.
GettlnG l~",r lireAd, Rn!!~ tAhC~ at t1F~ ""
recommend that NUu ca1 - oct ~'prr And get
Nait IkmstaN axe I3~S
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Santa Fe Branch.
Time Table No. n.
tEnective December 10 tn. 1905.

Trains stop ~ EInDudo tof dlnner where
good meals are served.
CONNECTIONS
A. Antorito for Durango. silverton, and In.
termedtatep points.
Al Alamoss for ~l,euver, Pueblo and inter
line via In veta Pass or the marrow gauge via
salida, making the entire trip in day fght and
passing through the famows 6cysJ 0oeeo,
also for all points on tsresdd branch
q. Z. HOOPER. q. P. A.
Denver. Colo
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Optic want ads bring results.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
FREE BAPTiSTS.
Continued from Page OnnO

tain doctrines and politics is not neces
Christian enterprises. We cannot go out
to meet the enemy in Tho IT. arInor. The
reason why they separated and two dc
nominations resulted IN the course of
years would not bring separation Were
We to decide the matter anew, and should
We can liv, and work more in conformity
with the spirit of Christ if W. should he
again organically united.
'Confining our discussion to the State
Of Maine. il seems to me no less than
positively sinful that We should dupli-
cate churches. missionary and ministerial
service in many of our towns and viii
lagos. 1t would be exceedingly difficult
{" bring together some Of these little
parishes, but if they can do it in con-
serNative New brunswick, We ought to
be able to accomplish the same work in
progressive Maine. There are greater
diiferenoes of opinion. wider divergencies
ol belief. between members who are in
| good and regular standing in our two
| denominations in a single church than
exist between tn" two denominations, If
! We could unite our parishes i'll many
! communities into strong single churches
wher" now we have weak Goubl, church
, organization. We should be able to sr1pport
onF ministers suitably. and the struggle
for existence would give place to nor
m'i activity and vigorous prosperity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
FIRE INSURANCE AGENTS
Meet at Bansor-Routine Business
Delegates to National Convention.

Bangor Ne. Sept. pa meeting of
the Maine Association of local fire in
SnranCe agents was held Tuesday
evening at the Bangor House. The
meeting was attended by Il number of
III" officers of the association. includ-
ing F. &. Lyman of Bar Harbor prcSi-
dent; j. w. Mcclure of Bangor. first
vice president; II. N. Pinkham of
portland. secretary. Several members
of the executive committee Were also
present The following Bangor agents
We're i'll attendance: EXPIRES T. g
Tyler. Ex-Sec. w. w. Palmer, w. f,
Brown and G. s. Pearl
The following delegates were eIectaa
to attend the national convention ~
the Association of Local Fire Insur-
ance Agents. Oct 1918 in Indianano-
lis. lid: l.. c. Tyler. Bangor: w +,
Curran. Bangor; II. y. Pinkham. Port
land; George II. Grant Ellsworth. w
ID. Patterson. Wiscasset; F. +, yo,ar
Huntington.
Routine business was transactoa .,,,
was iolio"ed by an informal discus
sion of insurance matters Tho a.,
nuai meeting of the associatio,, VT,
be held on the third "Wednesday !,
May. 1907. at either Portland or .,n
gor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
YOUNG MEN FOR THE NAVY:

In the providence Of God We have been
blessed with extensive rcvivaiS and our
churches hav" grown in numbers until
nGw If we were TO combine our forces
/ W. would become a church militant or
over 2n.oo0 souls. We could estimate the
missionary impulse which would be pos
Sibl, if those. two dcnOnina tionS were to
united in convention work. and with the
great sums of money which "" together
have had given to us for the prosecution
Of aggrtssiv" Christian work - forward
in 4: well organized and continuous ag-
gresSive evangclistiC campaign, The
state of Maine. with its many needy
fields. scattered rural population. planta-
tons and growing communities, calls pa =
thvtically for us to forget our slight and,
To- many, unknown differences, and t.
unite our forces, gong forth hand in
hand to SOW the seed of the kingdom.
Were we to do this. We could easily place
a dozen secretaries. missionaries and
evangelists at wcrk in cur hun ircds of
parishes and neglected communities 1t
is a struggle to keep aliv" now; 1t would
then become n struggle to make alive
What the namo of the church should
be does not concern ne. 1t would bo Il
Christian name. When these two churches
come together. whatever Of truth tn"
Free Bartists haze stood for should h"
clearly recognized: aud whatever of TRUTH
the BaItiStS have stood for ShpuM h.
clearly recognized We ar" now grant
inc letters back and forth between our
churches. occasionally arranging for one
minister to serve various parishes. both
Baptist and Free Baptist, and are trying
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
COURT AT BELFAST.
Additional Important Indictments
Made PubIic-Case for Law Court.

Belfast. Ne Sept. 26.-tSpeCiaD.-
The indictments which had been with
held by order of court We're placed on
the docket today. and are as follows;
Edward Hanson, Frankfort. drink
ing house and tippliuS shop. nuisance
single sale. common seller: Robert
Logan, Belfast, same; Jess" r.. Staples,
Belfast nuisance, common seller;
John Avery, Belfast, single sale; Har-
old Hatfield, breaking and entering tn"
stable of w. w. Oakes in Belfast. June
!. and stealing a boat: w. 5. Edmn-
$ter, Frankfort. nuisance, drinking
house and tipping shop. single sale.
common seller; Herbert Hayes, burg
larry at house of John f. Hall. Sears
mont. April 5. and taking watch,
money and provisions; Daniel MaEcc.
Stockton Springs. nuisance, common
seller: Almon r. Jones. breaking and
entering and larceny, at Brooks, June
:, of rifles. revolvcrS. cutlery, tobacco.
cigars. pipes. jewelry, etc. 10 the value
of $685.: Edwin a. Jones and John
Warren. Belfast. and NJ. r. knowlton.
Scarsport each common seller.
a few minor cases on promissory
notes were tried Monday and Tuesday.
The case Francis l.. I4iSs"ll vs.. Wen
dell Boardnan and Harry Babbiige
was called "Wednesday morning and
the evidence taken out before II jury.
II Is an action for trrSpasS. i'm cutting
wood on An island in PruohScot bay.
claimed by thu. plaintiff under Il quit
claim deed from IN" State of Maine.
given in 1879. the defendants denying
that the State had any title to thu. land
The ease WAS withdrawn from the
jury and sent To the law court ON re-
port
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
The Concert Friday Evenina.

Out in the West where the "Ameri-
can IDEALS are very Well known the
several persons who make up the COM
pany are general favoriteS and their
names as We'll as their work IS familiar
TO all who enjoy high class musica!
entertainment together with character
impersonation. Recently the Daily
Journal OF Losansport, Indianna, gave
the following description of the work
Of Mr. Grilley and Mr.. Rogers: "A
charming and unique entertainment de-
lighted al large audience at bowling :
Theatre last evening The program
was filled with gems Of literature. de
lightfully rendered by Mr.. Grill-y, ana
Selertions from the old masters 10y Nr.
Rogers, harp suloiSt. Mr.. lirilley Is
IosseSSed Of wonderful powers as an
eIucutioniSt and character artist. and
hi. rendition of Shakepeare'S Mid
summer Nights Dream and number
of character sketches We're heartily Ap-
proved by the audience by uproarous
uvations. Mr.. Rogers received r"uU |
after round of applause at the ter
mination of each OF his selections. He
is a finished artist. such as Logans-
port audiences rarely have an opp""-
tunith to hear. The concert. the eighth
in the T. NJ. {. A. course, proved to be
one of the most pleasing of III" list Of
attrac tions."
Mr.. and Mrs. Grilley. and Mr.. R"5-
ers. with several other musical artist+
will lie at City hall Friday evening ana
will render an excellent program.
See the advertisement in another col
llnn and watch for Fridays edition
which will give the program complete.
Seats now on sale at the drug store q!
Percy w. Means.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
Nance O'Neil, Oct. 1st.

Miss Nance O'Neil. America s
greatest tragedienne. will appear here
shortly. Miss O'Neil will be seen as
Elizabeth. Queen of England, and the
play and player promise to mark an
event of no small importance in the
seasons dramatic offerings. The pro-
duction OF Elizabeth provided by her
mana gers. Jackson & Reed is mounted
in the most luxurious style and the
costumes and other externals which
mark an artistic production are said
to be above par. Miss O'Neil will
apear at the Opera House on Monday
evening, Oct. 1st. Seat sale opens
Friday morning. Prices $l.50, sl."".
15c. and soc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

The PATIENTS from the Insane hospiial
in this city, who have been passing the
summer at the recreation hospital at
Chase's Island. arrived in the city on
their return from the island TUESDAY
evening. coming down from Bangor on
train No 90 There were 80 in the Au-
gusta party and in addition there'o
were 20 male patients who We're peins
transferred to Augusta from the Ban
gor hospital. under new regulation re-
Gently made by the trustees. Ihe pa
tients were in charge Of DR.. j. B. NC
Donald of the Augusta institution. III
come .ction with the above 1t may oo
said that the new Burleigh paViho''
was opened for hospital use TUESDAY
and at the present time about 80 pa
tients are quartered there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

Frank Il. Wellman Of this city has
just completed a Job of work at Skow-
hegan where he has a crew of men en-
ployed during the summer, in the re-
modelling OF the SkOwhegan House
The building was raised four feet.
that portion Of the work being done
by l.. l.. Wellman. and the work just
completed included the practical re-
bull ling IF the house throughout. An
other story was added to the building
two towers We're erected and liO 1901
piazza was added. and the building IL
now in tirst-clasS condition In every
particular.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

President Roosevelt would have re-
c"ivr': Fort shiift 1T the hands oi Dean
Swift. The latter rnundlV dpnnIInt cd the
poets who had Introduced the ''bari,s, rou-
custom of abhr, Waiting words to fit thrn,
to tn" measure of their verses" Swift
Instances "drudg d. and ID d:sturh'd" as
mortal offcnses. The custom 50 intro
duccd had begun to dominate prose. An
other cauS--borrOwcd. Swift suggested
from tn" cliprins proc'ss-which he held
had contributed to the meaning of the
language. lis a foolish opinion advanced
of late years that We ought to spell
exactly as we speak. which. besides tn.
Obvious Inconvenience" of utterly destroy
ing our ctymologv. would 10 a thing We
should never see tn" end Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

a telegram was received in the city
"Wednesday morning by Walter Foley.
announcing the death of his sister.
Miss Mary a. Foley. which occurred
at Gloucester. Mass. at O'Clock that
morning, being due to heart and other
troubles. Miss Foley was in this city
for about two months during the past
summer. and her Augusta friends VIII
regret to learn of her death. Mr.. Foiey
lett for Gloucester on the afternoon eX-
press
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
BURIED BY CAVE-lN.
Two Bangor Street Department EN-
pioyes Buried in Gravel Pit.

Bangor Ne, Sept. 26.-Patrick Sui
40. employees of the street department
We're killed in the city gravel pit this
afternoon. being buried under Il cave
In Of tons of sand ana gravel. Theii
bodies We're recovered after several
hours of digging
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
LOCAL MATTERS.
AMUSEM ENTS.
Jim the Penman."

Daniel Ryan offered Jim the PEN
man" at the Opera house last night
and the play was highly complimented
by those who saw it, The cast of
characters was very good indeed. each
one Interpreting his part in a manner
far better than is generally done by
players who are seen in the popular
priced shows. The play is one in
which comedy has small, if any part,
vet the audience seemed TO thorough
" enjoy the piece and the admirable
manner in which it was put on.
This evening MIR. Ryan and his COM
pany will offer the Shakesperian play,
Macbeth
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

to get together in aSsociational and min
istcrial gatherings. The Ere" Ealtists of
Maine are very numerous, and q step
taken by YOU would carry great weight
with Your brethren in the rest of the
country. We ought all to be able to
move together, Dut to delay year aftc"
year the conSummatiou Of +, work whci,
We know is Christian. for reasons which
have their basis in selfichncSS. has long
since received the mcrited condemnation
of q critical world.
at may appear to some that our clu-
cational system might prevent q union
of our denominations Here the condi-
tions do not prevail which We have men
toned concerning our churches. Our
colleges and preparatory schools with
thar 400 ar more students could still go
forward and do the same work which
they are doing today. Changes might
come in the course of years These car-
not now be anticipated nor is it ncces
sary to do 50.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

Mrs Dennis Donovan entertained the
members of a club which is composed
Of ladies living on the east side Of the
river Wednesday afternoon. At her
home on the Bangor road. The after
noon was pleasantly passed in q social
manner, refreshments of ice cream and
cake and other good things were
served, and the meeting was reported
to have been a very successful one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

Emma J. Spencer Of Lewiston and a
patient al the Insane hospital, died at
that institution Tuesday night al the
age of 46 years. the cause Of death be-
ing epilepsy. The remains We're taken
to Lewiston for burial on train No lO2
Yesterday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

Travelling men are authority for the
saying that Brooks Hardware Cos
present stock Of Hunters supplies.
guns, rifles. revolvers. knives. clothing
game bags. etc, etc, is one Of the
largest in the state. This falls trads
also indicates this.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

Majorique Cloutier of this city has
purchased the Ephriam Dostie proper
" on the corner of Laurel and State
streets, and is now engaged in max.
ing extensive repairs on the buildings
preparatory TO maintaining them as
tenement
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

l.. l.. Wellman vas u passenger on
the morning train going to Skowhegan.
where he is engaged in moving the
buildings from the Heselton lot. pre-
paratory TO the erection of a new town
hall
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

The paper by Prof. A. W. Anthony of
Cobb Divinity School Lewiston. on How
Shall the Teacher BE Taught" omitted
from the afternoon session. was also
heard with much interest The regular
music program was supplemented with
several additional numbers.
At the meeting of the Woman's Mis-
siOnary Society in thH afternoon, in tho
absence of the Ircsid ent. 7irs. Alma II.
Cousins Of StecpSFalls. who was TO have
made an address Miss Emily Barnes of
Balasore, India. read a paper on Mis-
sion life and Work in India
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
LOCAL MATTERS.

Miss Olive c. Hartwell, in whom
many Augusta people are interested
will hold an informal exhibition Of
water color sketches at the Hallowell
House, Saturday, Sept. 20.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

G. $. Downing G. Son have had a
larger call for pianos during the las.
few days than ever before since being
in business. They sold seven from Sat-
urday noon to Tuesday night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

Having at last secured first-ciass
help. Miss Sanborn Is prepared 70
receive the work of her patrons wnlch
shall be done promptly and In q satis-
factory manner at "a State street.
Tel o0s-a sept24dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
LOCAL NOTICES

Ladies shampooing, scalp treatment
manicuring done at homes OF patrons
day or evening. Ida B. Casey. l Brau-
bury street, Augusta. Tel. 1871.
sept21eodn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

Clauoe Roule. who has charge of the
Augusta School of Languages, has re-
C,ntly arrived in the city. coming from
his home in Boulogne. France. He is
very much pleased with Augusta and
viii probably decide to make his home
here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

The Empress of Germany has contrib
uted 81 lare" sum of money to aid in TIN"
formation Of an institution To be devoted
to the saving of infant life. the innrtality
Of infants in Germany being surpaSs IN
Europe only by that of Austria and Rus
sia,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

FRESH CUT FLOWERS EVERY
day. F. d. Hartshorn. Tel. 1898.
m1sdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

Mrs. NJ, w. Brannen and Miss Bran
ren have returned from Il business
trip to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

Mrs. G. H. Brickett, teacher Of Plane
n State street. septl6d2w.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

cards Of thanks, obituary netiosa ~.
olutions Of respect ETC., win +
charged at the rate of ten cent? =.
line. No charge less than 7I ceois
All Advertising announcements Of =.
tertainments, whose object In =.
raising Of money. will be charEsd 7.
the rate of fifteen cents a line.
Advertising notices, news form, viii 1.
excluded from our local columna -
cept such as refer to advertiser. n.
cupying space In our advsets1..
columns. and will be run undar
separate head on one Of the ~,
pages.
Subscribers who fail TO rseslv, u.
Journal promptly will confer Z favs.
by notifying the office immediatslv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
BIG DRAFT HORSE, 9 YEARS OLD,

$50 lbs sound and u. true pullcr. Also
three good Jersey cows. two of them pure
hl,ods Hood stock and one grade. The
above VIII b. sold AT a bargain If taxi II
Immediately. NJ. !. Parker, liallnwtli.
Maine Route S. SeptZfd3t'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
FURNITURE AND GOOD WILL OF


convenences. Large lot and fine loca-
ton. Price reasonable Mrs. c. s. Fogg.
6 Summer St SJdtl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27

SECOND HAND SURREY, ALMOST
new. One of the best made carriages on
the market. A bargain for someone. F.
T.. MarSon. aug3ldtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
so BARRED ROCK PULLETs. From
WINCHESTER OR MARLIN RIFLES

Regular SEQ, my price sll.;j. Cut price
on shotguns. n. -. Cooper. at York's
shoe store. next to Wadlcigh's grocery.
Augusta. septl3dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
1 PAIR MATCHED BLACK HORSES

age 5 and 9. weight 300. good drivers and
worker. sound and clever for ladies:
fearless of all objects. good all around
team. H. w. Carr No. Fairfield. p. o.
r. F. ID. No. 5. sl9dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-09-27
FOR SALE
Nv ENTIRE TEAmlNG AND GOOD

will and city express business; Including
4 horses, harnesses, wagons, douDie a,iu
Canse of sale i'll health. J. W. HarioW;
Augusta, Maine. sifo-"