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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-06-24
FOR SALE-REAl ESTATE

DcSt lot the ledbl money uu6QuoIlco
In this city. Exclusive agency.
83S West 3rd South, 5-room mod. cot
tage. the lot 35x14O to alley; S2100. Will
allow s100 for repairs.
617 Summerby St, 8-room cottage,
50x137 TO alley, $3.50. Easy terms.
1867 Windsor ave. handsome 4-room
brick cottage. 50x157 to alley; $21Oo.
9th East, near 9th South. 50x167, g.
room mod. COTTAGE s3250
Groom mod. cottage, near 4th East
and 11th South. 75x125 feet, the lot all
under lawn, fruit trees. one of the pret-
tiest homes, southeast; s26O0.
On Lake ST.. near 9th South and 7th
East a Groom mod. brick cottage, lot
55x15O feet, $3.50.
14S South 18th East, broom mod.
brick. $3.50 cash. s25 per month, includ-
Ing per cent interest, $500.
r st, near 1st, Groom mod. brick.
lot 21ax7 rods: $3.50.
Little ways north of this place on
corncr, broom modern brick cot
tage. lot 21ax6h rods; $4,000
On Q st, near 1st, 5-room mod. brok
cottage, connected with sewer. lot 2Ax
rods; $500.
On @ St. near End St, 4-room mod.
cottage, connected with sewer. clean
place; $4,000.
On 3rd st, near r st. south front.
5x1O rods. with 7-room mod. residence.
$4,000.
On r st. near End, 7-room modern
2story frame. $500.
Elegant 5-room modern brick cottage
on corner on NJ ST.. facing south and
west Nothing better in the city for
the money s350O.
Near University. a Groom modern
frame. adobe lined. lot 50x15O feet to
alley; S3150,
hood. Groom brick, same size lot, we'll
improved with flowers, fruit and shade;
s365O
On NJ st, 6-room 2-story brick with
furnace and everything complete; $500;
lot 2hx7 rods.
room modern residence for the money
in this city, It must be seen to be ap-
preciated. Price $500,
Several hundred others in all parts
OF the city.
A. Richter, 10 w. 1st South ST.
Phones GAL. y1s15
WEIR, IS w. SECOND SOUTH.
s6500-S-room brick, furnace bath. toll
let. front and back stairway,
barn; lot 21axS rods; east side,
close In.
s4250-7-room brick cottage nearly new.
bath, toilet, etc. l near Brig
s30O0-new broom brick modern. lot
50x135 IT.. near End So. and 9Th E.
s3OoO-6-room brick. bath. toilet. etc.
5th e near 9Th South.
s2s50-New Groom brick. bath, etc. cor.
lot, 54xl23 IT, facing Liberty
park.
S2oo0-5-roonn brick. lot 3x10 rods, 18th
e. near 3rd So,
sl700-4-room cottage, N near 1st
s105o-6-room frame (new). 2 lots. near
Liberty park.
650-2kx7 rods, 9th South, near 11th
East.
slo5o-55x115ta IT,. 9th E.. near sth
South
| SS200-14SSi x1S0 II. cor, 6th E and 9Th
South. facing park.
7Oo-ox1s2 IT,, 18th E. near 4th South.
s1S5o-1s5x17O IT. cor, near 9th w and
| 2nd South.
s1250-132x2S0 IT. cor. 9Th W. and Full
mer ave.
S1600-14ox13o IT. cor, 5th South and
9Th West
7o0-Fine cor. 1o6hx145 IT,, west side.
Weir. 3e w. End South y1sos
r~r,
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THIS is ONE OF THE FEW SIX
ROOM HOUSES LEFT ON THE MAR
KET GROOM MODERN BUFF
BRICK. EVERYTHING UP-TO-DATE.
LOT S5x9s FEET. FOURTH STREET,
WHERE VALUES ARE GOING UP
VERY RAPIDLY; $4,000,
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CEMENT BLOCK PLANT, THOROUGH
~ eIuippf pftie city. E23G9
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Joy WANT TO SELL
/ - aliier, liz ". End South.
- m2265
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SOMETHING GOOD

have for sale 4 acres flne land, all
fenced and cross fenced. one I-room
taan good barn. stable and Matching
hnnse }or trout, several large, fine chick
en- houses and runs, four 3-1nch moving
wa,is of the finest water one ever tasted.
scveral of the most modern runs for trout.
about IL, 900 trout ready and nearly ready
for the market that Will turn readily Tor
nnyy In the Matching house that Will come
mo market in one year same price, 100
Hooded Rhode Island Red fowls and 200
hicits Of same choice breed all first
ciasa plcnty OF fine bearing fruit trees
SO 600 ThIs liz desirable and a money
maker. Harrington. basement Atlas block.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
IOMER & ROBERTSON,

HOMER & ROBERTSON.
MEMBERS 8. L. REAL ESTATE AS
ISOLATION. REAL ESTATE DAY.
AT
SALTAIR, THURSDAY,
JUNE 2STH.
DON'T MISS 1T.
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LITTLE & LITTLE
asATL BANK OF REPUBLIC.
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r REAL ESTATE

SsS5rr'-
DYER g ROBERTSON
.,c s L. REAL ESTATE
ASSOCIATION.
OPPORTUNITY.
CORNER
MARKET
.,r TEMPLE STREETS.
la1ls5 FEET.
BUILDINGS
GROUND
BRING IN
MONTH.
lou SHOW US A BETTER
REGULATION
rsNEss PROPERTY?
$4,000.
pYER & ROBERTSON.
III NATIONAL BANK BLDG,
ID AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
y19S1
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

HOMER & ROBERTSON.
MEMBERS S. l. REAL ESTATE
ASSOCIATION.
THIRD SOUTH STREET
ssx1s5 FEET
THIRD SOUTH STREET,
BETWEEN
SECOND WEST STREETS.
NORTH FRONT.
PER FRONT FOOT.
BE
BEAT
ON THE STREET.
HOMER & ROBERTSON.
DESERET NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH SITS.
yl9S(
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SAMPLE BARGAINS.
.rr.-N olIn


s,cro Nor a beautiful 5-room DIX, on
S"O'' west End South; pore bath; toi-
let; e. l.. fine lawn, cent walk
-s Tnr s,l aoroom cream bk., Sth West
Si0' and End South. terms.
s,a75 Tnr broom. Sth West and Snd
.o,,o Sor 7-room mod. bk., West lst
South, terms ~, non, 1y.at
s3s5O-For 7-room mod oh he"'
End South, terms mr. y,,ost
saooo-For 5-room mod. DIX 'lh "o"'
S'' and End South: terms
East Side.
eroom mod: End street.
sSzoo ~ @ e-room mod connected with
sewer; 18th East. s7ro
s,7so-Tor 5-room mod: 9th East sf'o
down and $40 per month,
so,so-T Tor 6-room mod; new ok'; 0th
street. ~. r,,,,
"-'' $1,000 down and $40 per month
s,oso-For 4-room. Bryan ave; Seoo
Sl''' do,yn and S665 per month.
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WE ARE NOT SELLING YOU THIS
HOUSE, BUT ARE GIVING 1T WITH
THE GROUND. ONE OF THE MOST
BEAUTIFUL PIECES ON THE
NORTH BENCH, S2hx165 - FEET,
WITH 4-RoOM BRICK HOUSE AND
BARN THROWN IN, NORTH SIDE OF
FIFTH ST. BETWEEN AND II. /;
$3.50.
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FED MODERN PRESSED
q Az 1,,Iods rods; close IN; cheap. In
y -Y''oot ST y1691
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5-ROoM BRICK. ALL MODERN EX-
CEPT FURNACE: LOT S5%x155h
FEET, EAST FIFTH SOUTH; s225o.
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7-ROOM MODERN PRESSED
BRICK, HOT WATER HEAT; LOT
Ihx1iSh FEET. CEMENT BASE
MENT UNDER WHOLE HOUSE,
CEMENT WALKS, LARGE BARN, 5.
E: $4,000,
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HOMES
sl25o-NEAT a-RM. HOME. so EAST;
almost new; pantry and cellar; lot
2Sxl25 II. Only $3.50 cash; balance
ssocp-New modern 5-rm home; attractive.
convenient and solidly built, on 9Th
East between 9th and 10th SO.
SOpl-Modern S-rm In perfect condition:
ss75o-Close in. on east side. Well located.
modern 10-rm home "A snap.
LOTS.
5oo-west ar So, facing So, 4ott lot,
near Sth West.
sooo-E LIST So. 4lHx1sS IT. near 10th
Wilson Sherman Co, So W. snd so, Tel
REAL ESTATE DAY JUNE ss. y1ss
NICE 4-R COTTAGE. f, SIDE. $1,000.
5-R. mod, sewer and sidewalks, east
side. fine location, S2100.
4-room frame, slOo cash; bal easy pay
ments. Sl2po
37l1xlss feet TO alley, east side, nne To-
cation, $50
4xl0 r., cost side, fne location and
cheap, $500
Prices arc advancing II you arc going
to own q home, better buy now,
c w Miller, liz w. 2nd 8 y1e67
FOR CONSTRUCTION AND FINISH.
rGR 6RR E2eEESGE RGT!GM AHD oP IocAToN
LET US SHOW YOU THE NEW COT
TAGES ON DOUGLAS AVENUE NEAR
18th tTH EAST f3TH sREET REEMRfS FOR iIH sLE ASR SR
EASY TERMS OR WILL BUILD IN
SAME LOCALITY TO YOUR OWN
PLAN
FRITsCH. NO. IL EAST IND SOUTH ST.
PHONES: IND. 747; BELL 1861. y1S75,
TEN ACRES GOOD LAND; GOOD WA
ter right; &c car fare; easy terms. Tho
best ever. $3.50 per acre
That 7-room mod. brick. e. side, very
close In: terms; $500.
j n. Courtney, 2Oo So, W. Temple.
ytgT
OWNER WILL SELL CHEAP ON EASY
terms n 7-room modern cottage. nics
yard corner lot. TIA E. 7th So xlall
G. ], BOWMAN CO., HOMES ON EASY
payments. Rooms II and 12 Eagle bit
both phones. s114o
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO,
real estate and loan brokers. 25l Main.
al+oo
DoRIUS REAL. ESTATE & INV, CO,
UlS Atlas Blk, Bell fone 9Sf-N. x2l9i
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HERE is A BARGAIN OWNER
WANTS MONEY TO PUT IN BUSI-
NESS, is SELLING FOR $1,000 LESS
THAN PROPERTY COST, 10-ROOM
BRICK, MODERN EXCEPT FURNACE,
LOT T4xl60 FEET, CHICKEN RUNS.
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TO CLOSE THE STRAWBERRY SEA
son we offer few special bargains.
Four-room b. lot 50x140 81 600; 500 cash,
bal casv monthly payments
F'our-room mod. p. b.. fine cellar. S21o
Eight-room mod, b., the best buy In
west Salt Lake City, only 5000 Lot 62i4x
l57 TO alley. See II,
II YOU have vacant houses list them
with us. We can furnish the tenants. Our
annual clearance sale In now on. Yours
for business,
MAHAN INVT. CO, q Eagle Blk y1ST7
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A. ,SASoPY TOP MOUNTAIN
E Slaes condition, J. P. Fow-
- Aenple. t192
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7-RooM MODERN, NEW AND UP
To-DATE, SOMETHING CHOICE, q. 81
$4,000.
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lust FINISHED. ONE OF THE MIC
ooIored brick. cut stone foundation. pore.
bath, ell. finished in natural wood closets.
pantry, hall. front and back porches; &C.
pmcnt walks, corner; size of lot 6ixG3h IT.;
ri,ns in for hot-air furnace and furnace
ee easy to to put in, Independent water sys-
tom, See owner on pcnlses Sss E. 10th SO;
or Just across the road from oeautiful
7 Ibcrty Park, Price. $3.50. ylSSi
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We have anything you want Come
TO Office and talk with us. You can
make a deal, buy or sell.
Kelsey G. Gillespie, % f, lst So. st,
y1973
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6-ROoM BRICK, PORCELAIN BATH,
TOILET. ELECTRIC LIGHTS, ETC;
LOT 5ox165 FEET. SOUTH MAIN ST.;
s350o.
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Liberty Park, Price. S2Soo ylsS'
sSOo-l2.RM TERRACE ON 9TH WEST.
rents for s27 month. 500 down. bal
ance on time.
s1750-5-rm. brick on w, North Temple,
500 down.
sa5n,-7-rm, W, p. b.. on 9th st. 500 down.
s26OO-G-rm frame, near ith F.. $50 down
N7o0L-rm r d. b.. in Waterloo, S300 down.
Si750-5 rm. r, p. b, on 10th E., $3.50 down:
We have hundreds of others to select
from Call in and see us,
G. j Bowman Co. Rooms IL and IL
Earle block Ind. $3.50: Bell 3S32. yl9l0
FOIJR-ROOM HOUSE, SUMMER
kitchen and barn; l00N160 to alley. GO
fruit trees; city water; price $500 923
Park ave, bet. 9th and 10th South, near
9th East yl929
SIX-ROOM HOUSE. 2X7 RDS., 9TH
South, near 4th East. $500, Linek.
room 2. Commercial Blk. y19i9
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Houses and lots In all
parts OF the city.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INV. CO,
PSI So. Main st.
Members S. l. R. E. Assn.
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ksoS.tn tno0MS FURNISHED FOP
eeping: snap. $3.50. go g.
Ill2l
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sS75O-Mod. home, rooms, 1st st.
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6-ROOM MODERN FRAME, NO
FURNACE, LOT S21sx166 FEET. a
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE SUBURBAN
HOME ONE BLOCK FROM CAR. EAST
DRIVE; $4,000.
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DORIUs REAL ESTATE co.

7o0-Fine cor, 10615x145 IT,, west side.
Weir, &c w. End South. yl903
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-11
Democrats Garry Five Of
Augustus Eight Wards.
Total Vote 2,214----The Lar
gest Ever Cast in City.
Crowds Gathered al Polling Places, But
Everything Passes Off Quietly and Orderly.

Considering the interest which was
conferred i'll Mondays election and the
size of the vote which WAS east. the
day Was one nf remarkable quiet. both
around the polling places and in the
city III general. AS might be expected
there We're many people around the
different places during the day, and
especially as the closing hour drew
near. but the crowds were orderly and
there WAS nothing OF the nature of a
disturbance.
The total vote Of the city was 2214,
the largest ever cast in the city. and
of that number cyrus w. Davis of Wat
crviile. the Democratic candidate for
Governor. had 1906, William r. cobb
Of tocliauG. the Republican candidate,
hal 1908. giving Mr.. Davis Il majority
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PErTIcoATs


For Representative to Congress-Ed-
win &. BurlciEh. Rep, 1913; Elliott N.
Benson. Dem, S1I.
For SenatorS-F. I. Brown, Rep,
1870; G. y. Robertson, Rep. 1865;
George w. Hcsclton. Rep. 1865: How
ard w. Dodge. Dem, S3S: Leon o. Teb-
belts, Dem, SSS; Hosea II. Cary, Dem,
$50.
For Clerk Of Courts-Charlcs w
Jones. Rep, 1911; Alvin z. Moshcr
Dem, SS5.
For County Attorncy-Thoma
Leigh Rep. 1911: Fred w. Clair Dem,
SS3
For Judge of Probatc-G r. Stevens
Rem, 1913; Dennis T.. Bowman. Dem
$50.
For Register of Probatc-Walter 4.
NcWcomb. Rep. 1914; Charles W. Alb
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RAILROADS AND sTEAMkoATA
Augusta, Winthrop
& Gardner RAILWAY

Tins Table in Effect June T. 1900.
Carr leave Augusta Postofnos, - eoI-
FOR WINTHROP So. 5. sex 10. tAs.
FOR ToGUs-at $40 I. taenssvsry hsur
until > p. NJ. then 1880.
For HALLoWELL AND GARDINER
Every half hour from A; n 70 1o.P
z and for Hallowell only at 10 and n
GARDINER FOR AUGUsrA-s1E A.
II. then every half hour until 1918 p. NJ,
then 1915 for Hallowell and car house
HALLowELL FOR AUaUsTA-sw A.
NJ; Then every half hour TN 1873 ?; N:
4 n. then every half hour until lo.n P.
WINTHROP FOR AyousrAzEvery
cars from Winthrop to Togus.
suNDAY.All cars start two hours later
N the morning.
NJ. then every hour until go P. n. then
at II p. M. for Augusta only.
First car Sunday at $50 A. NJ Half
a non * service vice between ToEus and Augusta
LOCAL CAR FOR HospIrAr-Ie.ve.
!,m q e at Tie A. NJ. then every hour
HOSPITAL FOR ADJUSTABLE A. L..
then every hour TIL $50 p. M.
TRAIN CONNECTIONS AT WINTHROP
The $50 A. NJ. II and r M. cars con-
acct At Winthrop with tra!n West and
The sH a. NJ. II. and L. ID connect
With the trains cast.
Trains At Winthrop from Lewiston way
At BE. 1881 and u. n make good cvunec-
ions with elcctrics for Augusta.
The 3 o'clock +. M. electric from Win.
throp waits for the 3.Os train II on time.
Regular forenoon trains leaving Oak
isnd 9.23, Belgrade GAS and Readf1eld At
$50 makes close connections at Winthrop
with 10 O'Clock car Tor Augusta,
Returning car leaves Augusta at p n
'snnectlng at Winthrop with M. c. train
:aEt. sos This gives three full hours II
Augusta
L. r TAYLOR, 9upt,
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Deafness Canno, be Cured

By local applications. as they cannot rcach
the the diseased nna portion of the ear. There i.
Is by constitutional remedies. Deafness
Is caused by an inflamed condition OF the
mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube.
When this tube is inlamed you have a
rumblng sound or imperfect hearing. and
result. and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and this tube restored to its
normal condition, hearing will be de-
stroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten are
caused by Catarrh. which Is nothing but
an inf'amed condition OF the mucous sur
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Deafness Caused by catarrsl
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
F. J, CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. O.
Sold by druggists, &c.
Take Halle Family Pills fss eonstipa-
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bolt, DEM. SS4.
For Sheriif-F'rank J. Ham. Rep,
?O3; Fred w. Plaist"d Dem. 1914.
For County CommisSioner-Irvin w
bradley. Rep, 1915; +. +. Ycaton, DEM,
SS5.
For County Treasurer James f.
blanchard. Rep. 1881; Orestes f.
Crowcll. Dem, s79.
tor Representatives to Legislature
". H. trannctt. Rep. 1868; r. g. Kins-
man. Rep. 1923; r. +. Noyes, Dem,
SH; A. l.. Brown. Dem. S72.
Following is a table giving the de-
tailed vote of the city in Monday \
election:
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FALL SUITS
FOR WON EN-

- There's a reason for our big Suit
business. our Suits are different. They
reflect tho fact that our efforts are not
how cheap but how good. Every Suit
must 10 thoroughly good 1t must b.
built right from start to finish. Th.
moral is: Buy your suit here ana he
satisfied Tho Autumn Gathering is
here from 1929 70 $4,000.
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Reduced Rates to Boothbay and tho
Islands, STEAMER GARDINER, Capt.
= nharA

Robert Wcstman.
Augusta. IIallcwcll. Gardiner and 81.
o'ard:ncr to Boothbay Harbor and return,
round trip, g.
Riciimond to Boothbay Iarbor and re-.
turn, round trip TIC.
From Sept 18th to and including Sept.
~ lS6. all Augusta and HailuweII tickets
VIII ne sold subject to the tide and light
permitting the steamer to return at night
- those two cities, otherwise the steamer
VIII stop at Gardiner and passengers can
take electric cars. Boat will leave Au-
eusta every a. M. at SIS. Hallowell !, on
signal. Gardiner 40, So. Gardiner, Brad
streets). on signal 80 Richmond $50.
Bath CITY I.anding) $50 A. NJ. landing
at Monawarmet wharf on signal. every
Day. connecting at Bath with L., 3. e. B.
Electric Railroad for Mcrrymecting Park
Brunswick Lisbon Falls and Lewiston
Returning. leave Boothbay at 80 Bath
at 80 +. NJ, Richmond 40. connecting
ut Bath with 4 o'clock train for Portland
and Boston.
The steamers last trip win be made
Tuesday a. NJ, Sept. 18th. 1906. leaving
the landings at regular time but no re-
turn trip
Subject to change without notice.
Agents II. =. Bcwditch. Augusta: W.
l.. Tozicr. Gardiner: w. T.. Wilson Rich
inond: ". w. Mason Bath. S. N Maxcy,
Manager. Gardiner. Me.
iunejdtf
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Eastern Steamship Co.
kENNEBEC DIVISION
FALL SERVICE

FALL SERVICE
Steiner leaves Augusta At T. NJ.
iiaiipwr!I 10. Gardner >, Richmond 30,
dresden 80 and Bath +. M. Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays for Boston.
EETT RNING
steamer leaves Union Wharf Boston
MonGayS. Wednesdays and Fridays at
J.. NJ. ipr I:ath. Richmond, Dresden, Gar
diner. u tll'wrll and Augusta.
All cargo. except live stock. via. tha
steamers ct this company. is insured
AGAINST iir" and marine risk.
ALLEN PARTRIDGE, Agent.
Augusta. Maine.
C. y. COLE. Agent. Halciwcll. Maine.
y. II. IIANSCOM. G. p. & L. A..
Boston, Mass.
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of 1873 votes. The total vote of the city
in the election of 1904 was 1876. Three
of the eight wards of the city We're
carried by the Republicans ana the
rest by the Democrats, the Republican
wards being ;, :; and 5.
I'll" vote for Governor in the differ
cnt wards was as follows:
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The results Of the voting throughout
the state were announced from the
platform in City hall last evening by
tx Mayor &. S. Hichhorn to a gath
erlng of about 500 voters. a telephone
was installed in the hall at the rear Of
the platform for the purpose of rcceiv-
ing the returns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-11

AT the regular meeting of Augusta
lodge. No. 96i. r. T. .. E.Iks. on
Wednesday evening. Sept. II, several
candidates will he balloted for and
business matters will be given atten-
ton
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The gasoline cruising launch raioo'i
Capt Halpen. which had peen gyms q
this port since Labor day, lett yes'ei
day morning on her return Z" H"Ne'
hill Mass.
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Miss Claridel Bradstreet, VINO NAG
been enjoying a vacation, has resume
her duties as stenographer in the oi'ic'
of Col. w. b. Shelton. bank examiner
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EDSON LOCKE
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
Pore
Drugs.
SAO
=, -.
-s-y

The basis of Description
department must be pure
drugs. We have arranged a
Window display that speaks
for itself and must inspire
confidence in the character
of our drugs. 4 registered
druggist Of experience, be-
side the proprietor, assures
prompt and careful attention
to the compromising of all
prescriptions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-11

In the election of 1904 the city vote
for Governor gave Mr.. Cobb 1864 and
Mr.. Davis S9l. The other votes We're
as follows:
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FALL COATS
FOR WON EN-

That we name such low prices at the
very outset of the season is Surprising
to many. We wish to explain that
last June and July we placed large Fall
orders, thereby saving from 81 to
1900 on every Garment. We've made
plans for the greatest Fall business in
the history Of our Cloak ana Suit De-
partment. New Coats from IS to Sac. 90
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I CHiUDRENS
| OUTFITTING

Ii is generally admitted that there Is
II" other place when tins can be done so
well as here. There's certainty Of
finding the very best a. ticle Cor the
price. There's a charming lot of Coats
to choose from $2.95 to $500.
SKIRTS
Tho Fail skirts are swell. We offer
the best values to be had. Here you
are certain TO find the leading
materials and drcssest styles
$500 to $1,000
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NEW WAISTS =.
SILK, COTTON, WOOlS

SILK, COT TON, WOOIN
We're enthusiastic over our waists.
We've Il right to be- The stock is broad.
splendid. Every style has indivi-
duality. We never had 50 many-it's
an exhibition of variety. Prices? They
incline very much your way ~
PETTIcoATs
Tho .Novent" Pctticoat is just what
the name implies just what Fashion
demands. Fits like a glovc-madc
without buttons or tapes or hooks and
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BUSINESS CARDS.

WILLIAMSON & BURLEIGH
COUNSELLORS-AT-LAW
Office over Granite National Bank
Water Street, Augusta, Maine
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON,
LEWIS A. BURLEIGH, 0oiie
Collections a Speciality
we nave full abstracts of title Of oil
lands bordering on Lake Cobbosseecontaa
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RUSSELL & WESTON co.
New Fall Goods

eyes. Jersey tops, elastic waist band
and full deep faring ti"uncc. In several
styles at $3.50, $3.50. $500 and $500
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Work on the new elevator Is pro,
yress;pr well and it is now expected
thot the car will be in readiness to start
IN ,hort four weeks. The case has been
placed in the shaft, and was iounu :.
be practically true, being out Oh piunio
only a Quarter of an inch.
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II is expected that Governor Cobb viii
come to the city Friday for the pur-
rose OF announcing the list of nominal
tions which will come up for confirma-
ton 1T the next meeting of the Execu-
tive Council. the date of which is Fri
day. Sept II. The Governor will prob
ably come to the Hallowell House
Thursday evening and be at the Capitoi
the following morning
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Found
at Last

The place to buy the
famous Barrin gton
Hall steel cut coffee
Will not injure The
most delicate