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The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-16
Notice of Election.

Public notice is hereby given that the
regular annual election for town officers nf
the town "f La lara. County Of Concios, and
STATE "t Colorado. will Ice held at the Town
Hall on TUESDAY, TIE 3rd DAY OF
APRIL. y. u. 1906 at which time there will
he elected the following: officers to-wit:
one Mayor for the term Of one year.
Three Trustees, tc;,clIl for the term of two
years.
Three Trustees. trnchl for the term of one
yC.ir
Given under m, h:ud and seal this third
dnl uf March. y. u. 1856.
h, l.. VAN NECurEN,
Town clerk and Recorder Pro. Tenn.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-16
NEWS NOTES ABOUT ALL
OUR NEAR NEICHBORS
. SANFORD

From Our Special Correspondent.
j. F. Crowther was up from his
ranch the first of the week.
j. Il. Hise was transacting busi-
ness in our burg, Monday.
r. NJ. Cunningham made bus
mess trip to Alamosa, yesterday.
r. +. Mortensen came down from
Jasper, Monday.
Orla Frazier took several teams
to Terrace. Wednesday.
Alvan Haggard was trading with
the La Jara merchants. Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rippey, of
Bountiful, were calling on friends
here, Monday.
Chris. Block Jr. has resumed
work on his new residence on First
South. East street.
P. H. Cornum. our hustling well
man, is sinking several wells for
Shawcroft Bros at Richtield.
Dick Gutherie is home again
after spending several months at
Alamosa.
c. NJ. Bailey and n. Hostetter
We're hunting on the Conejos river
several days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Poulson were
trading with our merchants, Tues
day.
Mrs. Clara Ghcen entertained
her Sunday School class Saturday
evening at her residence.
We now begin to realize the ne
cessity of improving that La Jara
road.
Spring has opened in earnest
and our farmers are all busy pre-
pairing to plant large crops.
Jas. L. Hutchins is placing shut
ters on the windows of the Social
Hall.
Supt. Nelson and wife, last Sat
urday morning We're made happy
by the arrival of ii new girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Barber spent
several days this week as guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Robbs.
We understand that some of our
townsmen are talking IL co-operat-
i've meat market. The enterprise
would be sure to meet with success.
Miss Katie jackson entertained
several of her friends Thursday
evening. All who were present re-
port an excellent time.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dalton, of
Manassa, were among those who
attended the Mortensen reunion
last week.
j. p. Jensen is getting ready to
plant an immense crop on the
Smith ranch which he purchased
last year.
The creamery people failed to
supply our farmers with milk cans
and the creamery is not receiving
the quantity of milk which it will
when they are supplied.
The condition of our irrigating
bitches and bridges are in Il state
of dilapidation and should be re-
paired before the irrigating season
begins. With little effort by
each individual along this line we
would have the finest streets and
best sidewalks this side of Vienna.
It's up to you.
0kSssss&s<.--------=.---- ---A.-iASS1l1l1
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-16
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
Of The Stockholders OF The
La lara Town Company.

La lara, Colorado. March LIST. 1906,
Notice is hereby given that special
meeting of the stockholders of The IL Jar;i
Town Company has been called by the un
dersigned Stockholders of said connpanS;
owning more than twothirds Of the capital
Town Hall, in the town of La Jara. County
of Conejos State of Colorado. ON SATURDAY
April 7th. 1906 at eleven o'clock II. m. of SAID
ing and renewing the corporate life of said
company, as provided by statute. for u term
of twenty years from April 18th, \. ID. 1901
CHAIR ES ID. HANT.
l.. ID. ESkRIDGE.
X. X. BRowN.
Stockholders of The La Jara Town Com
pany.
First publication March 9th. 1906.
Last publication April 9Th. 1906.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-16
-. MANASSA ~.

From Our Special Correspondent.

Manassa now and is comfortably
located on Bird and Smith streets.
Mrs. Joel Grantham. of Antoni-
to, is a visitor at the home of j. f.
Grantham. this week.
Matthew Carr has been on the
sick list the past two weeks.
Olen Hutfaker's wife has been
quite sick for the past few DAYS
and.is under the doctors care.
Miss Bertha Koch came home
Tuesday. after being absent for
several months.
James Depriest .Jr. has Just re-
ceived fine bicycle which he made
himself IA present of.
J. P. Haynie and A. b. Jack
were doing business at the county
seat, one day last week.
Miss Willie Jarvis and Miss
Della Christensen, of Antonito. at
tended the dance here Friday night.
G. S. Lovett, of La .Jara. and
Art. Webster. of Monte Vista, were
in town last Saturday, buying
horses.
Miss May Boice went to Alamosa
last Saturday, returning on Sunday
mornings train accompanied by
her best fellow.
Miss Sallie Pinckard, who has
been staying at Antonito for some
time, is visiting with her mother
at this place at present.
Quite number of our farmers
commenced sowing wheat last week.
Mrs. John Morgan is one we call
to mind who was having wheat
drilled in
j. p. Haynie continues to buy
cattle He has bought $50 head in
the last 60 days and wants about
that many more, to put on his fine
summer range near Cumbres.
G. O. Paulsen was up from his
ranch near Sanford. this week and
while here he purchased of The
Manassa Hardware Co. a Disc har-
row and other farming implements.
w. l.. Territt. of this place, has
been interesting himself the past
month, taking orders for tomb
stones. Mr.. Territt represents
good company and his prices are
reasonable.
Nick Miller says that there has
been quite demand for town lots
this week and he has sold three.
Continue your good work n. w.
until every man gets city lot and
piece of land.
County Commissioner j. B.
Chapman is busy day and night
at the county seat, where, assisted
by others. he has been auditing
the County Treasurer's books for
the past two weeks.
Smith and Bart Dalton, with
their teams, arrived here from
Chama, N NJ, a few days ago.
They came the southern route by
Oio Caliente. The reason for their
coming home was to put i'll their
crops.
Walter w. Huffaker will leave
for mission to some of the middle
states the 2Ist inst. Mr.. Hutfaker
filled two years mission in the
south about nine years ago and
considers it quite an honor to be
called to fill second mission. He
goes with the good whistles of all
who know him.
The new Millinery which was
opened up at the Jarvies home on
9Th and Peterson streets this week
is said to have been one of the
finest displays and latest styles of
millinery ever exhibited in the
town of Manassa. The business is
conducted by two sisters, Misses
Villa and jamie Jarvies.
l.
The La Jara chronicle., 1906-03-16

You see and read these few lines, as sma all
they are Don't you think that ad in the
CHRONICLE, set in big type and well displayed
would pay you? Try it
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Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors

In the District Court Of the United states
for In" District of Maine.
In the matter of
MAURICE w. ROYAL.
Individuality and doing
business under the name In Bankruptcy.
Of NJ. w. ROYAL and
ROYAL x COBB
Bankrupt. J
To the creditors OF MAI RICE w.
ROY AL individually and doing business
under tn" nam" of Nj. W. ROYAL and
ROYAL x COBB. of Gardiner. in til"
County OF kcnnebcc, and District afore-
said Il bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the Dist
day of April. n. ID. 1906 the said Maurice
W. Royal was duly adjudcatcd bank
rupt: and that the first meeting of his
creditors will he held ut The Office of tho
Referee. 100 Water Street in Augusta
Maine. and District aforesaid, on the lltl
day Of May, A. d. 1905, at ten o'clock i,
the forenoon, at which time the sal,
creditors may attend. prove their claims
appoint trustee. examine the bankruut
and transact such other business as ma,
properly come before said meeting.
FREMONT ]. G. LITTLE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Augusta. Maine. Apr. g. 1905. mSdlt
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Assist Nature.

You have been told to "hitch your
wagon to a star'-that nature will as
sist you. That's all right. There are
times, however. when you should as
sist nature, and the spring is one OF
these times.
Nature Is now undertaking to cleanse
your system--if you take Hoods Sar-
saparilla the undertaking will be sue
ccssful. and your complexion bright
and clear.
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District Deputy II. r. Clark OF
Augusta. has been at work in Lewiston
and surrounding towns for several
months. and has met with good sue
cess. During the past eight months.
in Lewiston there has been adopted
into the order of Modern Woodmen
about 200 members and on May Mr..
Clark will have class of over 100 to
be worked. and instructed in the
mysteries of Woodcraft. The degree
staff of Clark Co. No. l will work the
first degree. and one from Sutton No.
3 the second, and not one thing in the
ritual will be left out. Among those
who will be present, are Major G. ".
Halves head clerk. from Rock Island.
ILL.,, and Directors Byrns and Riley and
Mr.. Van Calder the editor of the
Modern Woodman paper. There will
be candidates from Augusta, Water
ville Gardiner. Bowdoinham, Bath.
Brunswick. Lisbon Falls and Norway
aside from those Of the cities of Lewis
ton and Auburn.
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The members of the Society Of
Christian Endcavor of the Free Baptist
church will hold cobweb social at the
church vestry Friday evening. May A.
An attractive program in the way Of
an cntertainpent has been prepared.
refreshments will be served. and a
most enjoyable occasion is anticipated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03

Among the marriage intentions
which have been recorded at the office
Of the city clerk during the week are
those of Robert T. Fisher and Maude
May Bachelor both of Augusta.
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Brighton and Watertown Union Live
Stock Market.

Z Reported for the Kennebec Journai loi
the week ending May l, 1906
AMOUNT OF LIVE STOCK AT MAR
KET.
Cattle. $50; horses. 10S: sheep anu
lambs, 642l; calves, 31SS; swine. z''i'i.
NUMBER FROM MAINE.
Cattle, 1Ss; sheep and lambs. ~; caves,
1O6; horses, 60; swine, 49,
PRICES OF MARKET CATTLE.
few choice. ssOOI6 40: extra, 5000
so: first quality. sLOOe4O; second quail
ity, s3OOl35O; third quality, sl.'5n2-o
PRICES OF STORE CATTLE.
Farroy cows, s1Jm15; fancy cows. s5o1l
20: milch cows from s25 to s4S; yearlings.
SO to SIS; two years old, SO to 81; three
live. az to GA cts; northern dressed
hogs, 79saSn cents per h.; stores, retail,
s. to 81.
PRICES OF SHEEP AND LAMBS.
Ir lots S. 50ft3.JN each; extra, $4.00fi6 30;
or from ri. to 65s cts. per h.; lambs, $50
76J: veal calves, to &C.
MAINE DROEERS
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o. Il. Wellman. who has been in the
city for some time past, expects to
leave today on his return to California.
Mrs Wellman is in Los Angeles. but
az Mr.. WcIlman has some business to
attend to north of the city of San
Francisco. he will visit that city before
going to Los Angeles.
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The committee delegated by General
Conner to solicit clothing, etc, for the
san Francisco suffcrtrs Will meet at
the Alderncn's room at, City Hall,
Friday, May !. at 3.5e O'CLOCK. A full
is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03

Russell K Weston Company keep
receiving daily summer goods on both
floors with full confidence in the
promise Of Il seed time and harvest"
a real old-fashioned summer when
people will forget all about the present
talk of q late spring"
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Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors.


In the District Cour. Of the United States
for the District of Marine.
In the matter of
HARRY S. PCLLEN In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of HARRY s. PCLLEN
of Augusta, i'm the County of kcnuebec,
and District aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice Is hereby given that on the olst
day of October. a. d. 1906 the said Harry
s. Pullen was duly adjudicated BANKRUPT
and that the first meeting OF his cred
itors will be held at the Office of the
Referee, 100 Water Street in Augusta
Maine. and District aforesaid, on The IIth
day of May. A. d. 1905. at ter o'clock IN
the forenoon. at which time tho san
creditors may attend. prove their CLAWS
appoint trustee, examine the bankrun1
and transact such other business ne y, =,
properly come before said meeting "'
FREMONT ]. c. LITTLE
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Augusta. Maine. April z. 1906.
nay3dlt
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LOCAL NOTICES.

LOST-A piece of white rubber hose.
with sprinkler attached, wrapped in
paper, and tagged with card of J. H.
Cogan & Co. Please return to 8. &.
Manley, 81 Water street. may3d2t.
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The tug Leo, with a scow load of
in tow arrived at this port
morning from Bath, the
being for Purinton Bros.
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The notice in another column of an
illustrated lecture upon Italy. by Rev.
John Carroll Perkins gives promise of
a delightful event on May s. Mr.. Per-
kins is well known in this vicinity as
a gentleman of rare cultivated taste,
as well as a fluent and agreeable
speaker upon any subject Having
made a special study Of Italy during
Il trip abroad last year. he is prepared
to give an interesting lecture. The
pictures are mostly from his own
photographs.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Journals Telephone Call, 1875.

In the United States district court at
Portland Tuesday. before Judge Hale
a petition in bankruptcy was filed by
Walter l.. Murray of Augusta
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MAINE DROVERS

Sheep and Lambs. For sheep the
best grades soc. higher, lower grades
sell 3oc. less Lambs at an advance oi
zoe. per 100 lbs. The range on sneep
s2.50s,s6.5 50 per 100 lbs. LAMBS at ID
ass; a lot of spring lambs at go"
arse per head. Foss & Channey ~ slecP
1O5 lbs. ut 4Ec. Vel Caves. me
market still at n de line. Inc NJ"
Eng. DIN. & w. Co. paying from &C.
06c. said to be a shade stronger tiiafi
last week. General sales indicate no
advance and some lots l4c. decline. d
= Henry sold so calves. 100 lbs At ''2'.
\ Fl woodward 100 calves 120 IDS. at
51Lc Wins & Holbrook sold at last
weeks prices. Live Poultry-amount IN
the week 5000 lbs. Fowl at l"l2mlic.
Roostcrs Sm9c. 2 ID Broilcrs 2SM 3oc. I'D.
l lb. Proilcr 6OGi10c. head.
SALES AT THE YARDS.
Slim TO fair Cattle Il grain easier.
Good cattle in fairly stronger position.
sheep advanced soc per 100 IDS. Lamp
soc higher.
Hogs from west steady. Local hogs
1ac decline. d. w. calf market
1smLc decline. Sales OF ~
sheep, 1O5 lbs. at ACC.
cows, 1000 lbs. at 5 lac. Al calves
40 lbs. at SIC. - hogs. IAc ID. W.
l nair cattle of Also lbs. at SIC; l par
Mt sac; / pair at SC; l air at 4l2c;l
at 43sc, or 1900 lbs; cows OF $50 IDS.
at &c: As slim calves, $3.50 head; %
yoals. $50 lbs. at sac; 13 cattle of SUI
a 1000 lbs. at &c; 60 calves. $50 lbs. at
ETC: 90 do of 1875 lbs. at 5,4c; 100
calves, 100 lbs. at 51ac; 20 cattle OF
S2OM 1890 lbs. at 2T3c.
Store Pigs.-Arrivals light at SZW
81.
AT BRIGHTON LAST WEDNESDAY
AS horses cost higher farmers are
beginning to buy more WORKING oxen
as substitute Maine dealers who
had calves on sale Jared hard as
prices on many lots were cut down
fully &c Id. Mich cows trade only
fair. Beef cattle less active. Sales
of Is mich cows from $25HoSoO; 20
hogs $3.50 l.. w; 200 calves 115 lbs. at
SC; 81 calves. 40 lbs. at sac; 20 cows
on commission, 5000 65: . choice
cows. $780, the pair; 10 hogs. 200 lbs.
at $685.; . course SowS, &C; oxen OF
$500 lbs at &c; l bull of 1000 lbs. at
33c; 20 calves at &c; l springer, $40;
3 mich cows $3.50 $50; l beef COW,
92O lbs. at s4.15: of 1920 lbs. at sac;
= COWS av 900 lbs. at &c. and 81 heau
on; l bull of 146O lbs. at sac.
Store PigS-A few on sale at $2M
ST.
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NOTICE

l hereby give notice that give to my
sui. tracy II. Gilman. his time during the
remainder of his minority. and shall no :.
nc piils OF his contracting or claim any Of
ms wages after this date
SstSned) MRS. JENNIE s. wYMAN.
.Nassalboro, Maine, r. F. d. a. Anrii -
a26th3t"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

For SIlc-MeaI.
Wantcd--A cook.
70 lct-Tcncment.
Diplock K Cullinan.
I.ost-A Feather Boa
For SaIe-4 Nice Cows.
huntington Clothing Go.
For saIc-f'lour barrels.
First meeting Of creditors.
G. l.. Dinsmorc. Gardiner.
TO Lct-Furnishcd Rooms
For sal"-HOuSehold goods
Wantcd-Lady Stenoara pher
"Pccks' Bad Boy at Opera house
Read the Want ads. this morning
Eastman Bros &, Bancroft. Portland
Wantcd-Nan and wife to 10 cooking
Wanted-Woman for general housework
Wanted-Agents, San Francisco disaster
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Rare Business
Opportunity

The Massachusetts Mutual Accident
ASSOCIATION OF Boston desires a man to
take charge of this part Of Kennebec
county for the sale of its accident and
sickness one dollar per month policy
The sales are everywhere enormous
ferefs line business for the right man.
with lots of money in it. Call tpon or
ADDRESS {. p Lyford, Surt. of agencies.
ILL., augusta. m1d2t
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DOUBLE FARM WAGON. TWO HAY

racks. Il six foot cut Walter A. Wood
rake. all in good repair. Address Mrs.
Ellen A. Barton. Est. Of J. II. R@rton:
West Windsor or X. +. ID. No. u. Weeks
Mills a2SdlW
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FOR SALE

GEO. =. WADE FARM OF TWENTY
ciabt acres with stock and farming tools.
Must be sold at cncc. Am going away.
81 INV Modlw@
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100 ACRE LOT, 70 ACRES OF

lumber and hard wood. remainder i'll good
moving land barn ;hxt0. only miles
from Augusta. near mill. This is 4 good
investment if property handled. Adver-
t.S:nG your property with us is free to
YOU. Shaw Bros, Auctiuneers, Belgrade.
Mo a2Sd W
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ONE or MY FARMS, or WILL Ex-

change for good city property. 40 acres.
will keep 10 cows: new buildings; large
hcnncry. dairy house, fitted fer business,
f!csira bic location. few rods from school,
good orchard; wall and cstcrn: telephone
in house; daily m1il; miles east on Boil
ton IIill. f.. II. Ingraham, Augusta, with
r. F. Davis & Co t2ld2a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03

The committee from AhnaN Council,
X. c., which has in charge the arrange
ments for the coming State convention
which will be held in this city Tuesday
evening, May held a meeting Tuesday
evening, and the final plans were COM
pleted. The headquarters during the
day will be at Woodmcn's hall. Dele
gates will be present from is different
places in the State. and the attendance
will probably be large. The closing
feature of the convention will be
banquet which will be held at Hotel
North at 9 o'clock in the evening.
All Of the delegates and the members
of Abnaki Council will be present and
Mayor Plaistcd will also grace the
banquet by his presence.
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jesse Ross OF Farmingdale. was
before the municipal court Wednesday
morning for intoxication. but was
allowed to go home after he had told
his story to the court He explained
that he was on his way to Sidney
Tuesday, and took in a man who was
going the same way on the road. The
man claimed to be hard UP and had
pint of whiskey which he finally in
duced Ross to buy. and that was the
beginning of the end. Ross said the
man took drink and he took two,
after which everything was a blank.
until he came to, in the station.
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BUGGY IN EXCELLENT

condition. Cheapest way YOU can own ?
stylish and durable carriage. Edgar =:
Turner, 22S State St., City. a4dtf
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ROYALS CAB BUSINESS, HORSES,

harness, cab carrvall. pole and runners.
i;enson for selling. i'll health. 30 High
land Ave, Ciardincr, or Geo. Royal, Bark
,r's store. Augusta. apr2>dlWN
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1t is a little early for men who wear
warm garments, to buy the famous
North Star Beach" coats. but none
too early for dealers to place their
orders for fall delivery. There is only
ono factory in the world where Beach
cloth, and Beach" garments are made.
consequently orders must be sent to
tho manufacturers agents several
months before the goods are wanted in
stock, in order 10 anqai.tSe 1lanufac-
turer time to make them, Dealers
commenced sending orders in February
to the Huntington Clothing Co. See
their advertisement on the first page
of this paper.
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m ALL-RoUND PRINTER, I'M

mediatcly for foreman of the Eiddcford
Journal Job printing department.. Must
be able to make prices on ordinary com
mcrciaI printing and take full charge Of
it. one of the best composing and press
rooms in the State. Permanent place fo!.
competent man. Give references and
state. salary expected. Address c. H..
Prescott. Prop, journal Building, Riddc-
ford. Maine apr;Odlw
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FOR SALE

ONE LOT 20 BAGS MEAL SLIGHT
~ started. while it lasts. only slo7 i bag.
ina!3t
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A GREAT BARGAIN If TAKEN At
once. 8 roller Moves Mill, elevator and
boter. with extra set of rolls. One riding
Wagon, l caryall. / Standard carriage.
Inquire of Geo. D. Haskell, s. Cony St,
Augusta, Me. t.'. a10dtf
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LADIES' BLACK HABIT CLOTH,

riding habit. may by Parsons of Boston.
HaS been worn but few times. Price
very low. Address Parsons" Care Ken
nebec Journal. Augusta, Me. a11dtf
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THE ALLEN LAMBARO HOME
stead in this city. Very large lot. fine old
house, excellent stable. beautiful shade
trees. Bargain. c. S. HichbOrn. july3Odtf
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.uRERT RASPBERRY PLANTS,

no pcr hundred. Uncle jim and Glen
MARY strawberry plants, 50c. per hun
I'd. Perkins and Icrlcy, Eassalh"r1
nt,inc mldw'
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EG G S, EGG S-oRDER EARLY
From choice matngs. 8. C. r. I. Red, $100
a setting: $500 for so: r. c: White Wy
andotte. rs cts. a setting; $50 for SO.
S. c. r. l. Red Ccckerels for sale. G. w.
Williams. Augusta, Me. Tel 3l6-a.
n2dtf
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BARRED ROCK cocKERELs, Ex.

ira nice birds for S. Light or dark.
Barred standard bred. fully matured;
eggs for Matching sl.06 for i. +. s. Col
Inns, Gardiner. Maine, r. f. D. Il.
a23d3ws
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HORSES. SHALL SELL so FIRST
EARlY-

class horses in the next two weeks Come
Grove St aprlldtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03
COMPLETE HISTORY OF AUGUSTA
A GOOD FAMILY HORSE, 8 YEARS

old 10 outs. weighs 10ln. Perfectly safe
for u lady To drive. Mrs. Walter fcaton,
X. r. II. >, Augusta. or inquire OF f.. T..
Merrill III Eangor 81. Augusta. a:@'liwS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-03

ter. Only $1.00 book. Far outscls higher
priced books. Large fully Illustrated.
Extra terms. Freight paid. Credit given.
Outfit free. Zicslcr Co. 2l5 Locust St,
IhiIadcIphia, Pa. mldit