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The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-29

lUIly quGlIdad to do nd Eing bu.inS.s in the District of Alaska, 0ctiu5 by and tArou5h lt1 duly designated officer, authorised agent anal attorney in fact, Charles C. Iubb2rd, Whs.c poStotiCe address iS Room III NaW York blOcI, Seattle, N.,hiuEtoD, claiming tue Cn2bt2, Curtis, Red JScGeL, Fl CGplt2n, senator, Marie AntOinGtte and Ophir, contiguous Iodes mining claim, vein or mineral deposit, bearing copper, gold or other ore, and also the Fl CapItan Mill Site Is about 70 make apPl!cs tion 10 the United States for patent 10 s9lu contiguous AQOcS ,niuioz claim, sud said El CapitGn Mill -i,e, which are more tuIsy. desSflbeH a$ ! to meta. 0a b1uLdS ny the oa aicial plat herewith ap-.ed cad bY the t-ld notes oi survey thereof, lCinG Siu-rGl Surv.y No f65 and B, now on He in office ot tLs A:Elsler oI the Juneau l&Ab District District Of &,&srA, which hAld noics 1i suryyv G--critc the boundaries and extent of said contiguous lGd-. mining claim and the El CS pitAn Mill Site, cn the surface, Ss follows, tc-Wit;
 UEALIYA LODE
 Beginning ct cor No cn line 2,s Survey No, 5d5 Henry fralher lode st dcS &i min 50 sec V 4:i69 ft from cor No. . Tltne-s cor 70 cor EOl LGSrS . - deg 25 min g sec V ID It |. s. Ice. Mon. Valdez No. . bears 2 ss dcS &l min r74 see E, 3369 22 it. Discovery bears 4 = gag Thence $ 77 deg ? min % see W. variation 22
 deg E.
 From true cor No. l.
 isO 1t Witness cor to cor No. I, 9 greensboro 26xl5yS ins chiseled W. C. ] U-GG5 4. 5l3.26 it 10 cor No. ?, identical with cor No. l. Survey No. 63l Elizabeth lode, SreenstoUc G.ylON5 ins, chiseled ? Us C-6s1 \. Thence de" SS min ", variation 50 deg - 1890 TI to cor No. 8. identical with cor No. 1. Surrey No 65l Elizabeth lode, greensboro 2Ixl2i5 in@, chiSelci U-i O-t65 A. Thence 77 dck - min S0 see E, variation so
 deg T..
 3lj2o lyct b cor No. 1, identical uith cor No. 3, survey No 55j, Rainbow lcae, limestone SlXliES ina, CkiselGu C-UEO A. Thence < Z0 deg l3 min 50 zee l., variation 23
 deg 30 min F.,
 6I233 li 10 cor No :, identical with Cor No. 3, Survey No 5G5, Henry fr0tGer lode UAd on line II, Survey No. 5G5, Rainbow iode, al : @ deg 10 miu F, 4[5.37 II lr-ln cor No. |, greenS(ouc 27yl1x7 iuS, Chi>e}vd U.Css A Thence drs 37 miu 50 sec, l., variation 2a deS
 i5 min j..
 s57,l it Co cor. No. ], the place ot beginning ont ming exclusive of he area jR con t;ct g. survey No. 55j, Rainbow loie, l3 f6i acres
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-29

S2l il to cor No. 4, greensboro AX7X7 ms chiScled i Cl-2, Cn-e@@'' 4. Thence 5a deg E, var. 30 deg 40 min E. 585.5 it. wItncss cor to cor No D, greensboro 2ixl2x5 Ins, c,,.<eIcd w. c. Cl-lt n-66l A. 600 1t 70 cor NO. Whence cor No ., Survey No. G30 Guthrie lode, bears D deg p iain F, li70.9l it.
 Thence 8 56 deg IS min E, variation 3, deg i5
 min F..
 &!l 10 cor No. 6, greensboro 2iNl2xl0 ins, chSelc1 Cl-Gil A.
 hence g deg +, var. 3i dcs E. l@5 It. Deception creek COHrse 5j deg w. 679 it. cor No. | thc place oi beginning. Con tRining Z0.l66 acres
 CAVE AGpE.
 Beginning a4 cor N. ], identical with cor No. Tiff lode ot tdiS SnrTcy iieVjct.lE dcstribcd. ,'. [. s. ior. Mon. Na,dol No. bears 62 deg t2 min &9.$ >c" r. Sfs3 |9 II. l!;rovery bears N q deg t. min 3j see ", I29ll& fl. Thence ; 70 deg Y, var. 90 deg 45 min F. 4.5f witness ;or to cor No Identical with witness cor 10 cor No. ,, Cliff lode, of this survey previously described. 6.Git jo cor No, z identical with cor No. l. tlid lcde ot this survey previously de- Thence < 5l deg a6 min W, variation 30 deg 10 II85 it, witness corto cor No.3, q greensboro 2lyl2x6 ins, chiseled w. C. Ca-66l A. Thence X g deg 5i min ", variation 30 deg 70 30o it to cor No I, | greensboro 28xiGx6 ins, chi>tled Ca-2 L. C .6Gl 4. Thence \ 50 deg l., var, 3l deg 30 min F 600 Ii to CGr No. ,, a spruce piaS set lh green stone 6ltCrop scgibed CG-l l. u-bGl A. Thence 59 deg u min |. var. 9 &eS |. 50 f. to cor Ao.6, gregpStone 2oEl0N5 tns, cEi.elsU Ia-6Gl 4. Thence < jl deg 26 min l., var 3l deg T.. lZJJ | tO Cor Ne l. the place Of beginning. Containing 20.-"@ acres,
 LINE GULCH LODE. Beginning al cor No. l, identical with car Eo. ,, Cave lodc, of this survey prerions-y de scribcd Whence '. S. LoG. Non. Valdez No bears 6J deg 55 min C9,6 see F. loi7j.22 it, and discovery bears G deg co min 5J see V, @l6.O2 fl. Thence S 50 deg ", var 32 deg E. Discovery bears t3 deg 4g min ", s2 fl. eco 1t to cor No. ?, identical with cor No. ], Cave lode oi this survey previously de suribed.
 Thence x 43dcg % min W, variation SI deg 20
The Alaska prospector., 1906-11-29

MARIE ANroINRTrE Lops Beginning at cor No. 1, identical with co, sSo l Red Jacket lode of this survey previously hnSnrihaA Whnrn no ,..iA,,...,- -.-.,. --- N. r
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-28

st. Maur, men Diet hair betyder ingen-
ting ,svarade North matt och gjorde
EFT fors0k att resa sig, men lag stilla,
da han kande, att anstrangningen Okla
de blod1odet.
Jag har int skjutit honom.. .
f0rbanna mig, ON jag Diet gjort! franz
stammade st. Maur hogeligen bedrof-
vad. Jag skot den der svarta besten
med Invita- swanson, som ligger der;
sk6t / hjel honom med EFT skott. Jag
-. Jag vet att Jag traffade nagon.
- bet ar tydligt nog, SADIE Forester.
- Men, Gud | himmelen, Forester.
jag kunde val int traffa North utan
att sigta pa honom: Du tror val int,
att jag haft for afsigt att bega mord?
Mel, visst int. Men han ropade
at oss att skjuta pa hjorden, och du DIR
81 den sakraste skytt | verlden. Du
kan ha sigtat pa en- antilop och traffat
North.
- Men Diet gjorde jag int.
- Nu ar Diet emellertid gjordt, ut
brast Erie. vi maste fora honom till
baka till vagnen och skicka bud efter
doktorn. Gud give, att han annu wore
qvar! Rack mig min b0ssa! Jag ma
ste aflossa EFT skott for att underratta
Mactiers folk ON att deras tjenst be-
h0fves.
Ire skott foljde pa ~hvarandra, och
kort derpa svarades med EFT skott.
Danet af den flyende ~hjorden blef ALT
dofvare och dog slutligen alldeles bort.
dup tystnad sankte sig 0fver Diet
vackra landskapet. Erie och Fore
ster skuro bort ALA klader rundt ON
kring saret och f0rs0kte att HANNA
blodf0det.
Kort derpa kommo EFT par kaffrer ri
dande. En- af dem skickades till rast-
stallet for att hemta help. Den an
dra, Elliotts t~jenare, Cheroot, som
varit med ON jagten, red / sporrstrack
bort for att hemta sin husbonde. Man
forsokte nu flytta den sarade 1 en-
lampligare stallning och lagga en- sa-
del under hans hufvud. st. Maur upp-
repade gang pa gang, att han icke
traffat North, utan en- antilop med hvit
swans, som lag stendod EFT stycke deri-
fran.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-28
XIV.
Misstankar

bet foil sig sd, att Madeleine och
hennes brorsbarn tidigare an amnadt
var begifvit sig hemat i doktor ELI.
otis sallskap, emedan Madeleine 81
vile uppehalla honom langre an nod
vandigt var fran att antrada sin upp-
tacktsfard.
Mactier erbj0d sig att folja med
dem, och man red | all %maklighet, enc
dan doktor Elliott ALT emellanat stan
made for att examinera nagon vaxt ell
Ter unders0ka jorden, der nagra tee.
ken gafvo vid handen, att den kunde
ara af AMMAN beskaffenhet an den ON
~gifvande. Han visade dem afyen pa
den lila egendomliga honungsfageln,
som satt och qvittrade pa en- tradgren
helt nara, der doktorn stigit af for att
ia en- stem, som vackt hans nyfiken-
het. Han gaf de fortiusta barnen en-
liten ~f0relasning ON den sluga fagelns
egenheter och vanor, hur den efter att
ha adragit sig den vagfarandes upp-
marksamhet, for honom till binas DO,
Va OSA ud SJdludlGS " dII SC SIICt,
ON han foljer med, ifrigt qvittrande
hela tiden, tills honungen dr. uttagen
och han fatt sin andel. Dolly och Jim
vile genast folja med honom, men ba-
de Madeleine och doktorn ansag Diet
klokast att ej CORA nagra afstickare
fran wagon, utan rida pa till Raven
scleugh.
Muntert pratande och skrattande.
njutande af den harliga luften och
kanslan af valbefinnande, hade de till
ryggalagt ungefar halfva wagon, da
kl.mpet af hasthofvar h6rdes, hvarfor
de stannade och sage sig ON. De kan
de genast igen doktorns tjenare Che
root.
- Hvad I'm for dig hit? ropade dok-
torn till honom.
Svaret var ordrikt nog, men obegrip-
ligt for Madeleine. Emellertid kunde
hon pa doktorns mer och mer bekym-
rade min forsta, att nagot allvarsamt
intraffat.
Eft svart tillbud, utropade han
slutligen. bet tycks, som ON en- af
sallskapet af misstag traffat North ma
gonstades 1 brostet och att han Dir
svart sarad. Cheroot a int pa plat
sen, da olyckan intraffade, sa att han
81 kan saga mig, hur Diet gick till. Erie
befallde honom att genast rida 1 sporr-
strack efter mig, och jag maste ofor-
t6fvadt ge mig af till dem. Cheroot
sager, att North lag pa marken och att
blodet forsade UT hans sar. Mactier, nj
v mig for ungdomen har och
ser till, att de utan a~fventyr komma
hem! Underratta fru Sutton ON sa-
ken, ty ON Diet blir mojligt, skola vi
fora North till Ravenscleugh.
Med dessa ord begaf sig doktorn af,
atfoljd pa nagot afstand af Cheroot.
Madeleine kande sig sA uppr6rd, att
hon ej fullt kunde fatta den olycka,
som intraffat eller klargora for sig
den smarta och angest, som gripit
henne.
- De tvar mycket sorgliga under
rattelser, SADIE Mactier. Herr North
har hittills pa EFT underbart satt und-
gait ALA faror, da man betanker hvil-
ket afventyrligt lif han fort. bet skull
lie ara bra eget, on dessa turistjagare
skulle bi orsak till hans dod, ty In
gen van jagare skulle ha skjutit miste
pa Diet viset.
- Herr Mactier, DR. Diet. . tror nj,
att saret ar farligt? fragads Made
leins.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-09-28

Doktorn: - Ma, hur d da ma gubben
nu da?
Gumman: - 10, han d falle do, han.
Doktorn: - Da va trakigt da!
Gumman: - ia, int d da just mage
rekommenderande for herrn, Int.
gosse?
- 10, jag dromde l matt att skolhu.
set brann upp.
- Men Diet star ju annu oskadadt.
- ia. just derf6r....
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10
Luckiest Man in Arkansas,

I'm the luckiest man in Arkansas" !"
writes H. L. Stanley of Bruno. "since
the restoration of my wifes health
after five years Of continuous coughing
and bleeding from the lungs; and I
owe my good fortune to the worlds
greatest medicine. DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. which l know
from experience will cure consumption
ii taken in time. My wife improved
with first bottle and twelve bottles
completed the cure" Cures the worst
coughs and colds or money refunded.
At BOwditch. Webster & Co, and
Simpson Drug Co. Of WatervilIe, drug
gists. soc and s1.00. Trial bottle
free.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

Cnivcrsalist vestry Friday evening was
as is usually the case with their enter
tainnents. Il success, Notwithstanding
that the weather was against Them
the vestry was rrettily decorated for
the occasion. the young ladies were be-
comingly attired in japanese cos
tunes and everything in connection
with the supper was carried out in true
J"penesc style. The supper itself was
excellent and the menu contained many
dainty and delicipls dishes that would
have tempted the palate of the most
fdStidiOuS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

The officers of the Augusta Board of
Trade urge that all members and all
who have signified their intention of be-
coming members of the board, be in
attendance at the big meeting which
will he held in the parlcrs of Hotel
North Tuesday evening as the perma-
nent officers will then assume charge
of affairs and the important commit
tees will be appointed. In conversation
with one of the prominent officers Fri
dav Journal reporter learned that
stronp campaign for a "bigger. better
.nd buster Augusta" is being planned
and attractive literature describing the
o1vantaces of the Capital city is be-
ing prepared to be flooded upon the
ostarn United States. All of these
1,Ians and others of equal Importance
Iii he discussed and receive action at
Tho next meeting. e,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

The Augusta friends of Miss Grace
P. Haskell of Portland formerly of this
city. will be pleased to learn that the
board of trustees Of the $4,000 Went
worth hospital now in course of con-
struction at Dover y. H., has elected
her as superintendent of the institu-
ton. Miss Haskell was born in Au-
gusta and attended the Cony High
school. and at present is superintendent
of St. Barnabas hospital at WOodfords.
position she has held since the open
ing of that institution a year ago. In
the choice of Il superintendent for the
Ilew institution at Dover. she was one
of three candidates for the position.
Her duties there will commence next
June.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

At the Office of the referee in bank
ruptcy for kennebec county Friday, the
frs; meeting of the creditors of Joseph
II. Dubreuille of this city was not held,
owing to the non-appearance Of the
bankrupt. A special meeting of the
creditors Of Goldberg Bros. of Gardi-
ner vas held for the purpose Of giving
the trustee authority to SELL but the
referee reserved decision in the ma t.
ter. The adjourned meeting of the
creditors of the NJ. F.. Deal Co. of Win
thrOp was concluded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

According to the statement of rail-
road men travel on the Maine Central
is holding up remarkably we'll this
winter. Usually at this season Of the
year it is a-auiet time with the railroad,
for nothing more than the usual run
Of winter traffic is anticipated. but at
the present time the travel is unusual
ly heavy, and whether il is due to the
mild weather or an increase in general
business conditions no one seems 20
know. 1t is the opinion that the rail-
road must be making more money this
winter than is usual during the sea-
son. and thus far have not had to spend
ANYTHING to speak of in kceuing the
line free from snow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

There will be a baptism at the state
Street Free Baptist church Sunday af-
terhoon at o'clock. In the evening
many members will be received ITO
church membership. There will be spe-
cial evangelistic services at this
church Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday evenings next week. Compe-
tent workers will assist the pastor.
Good chorus singing will be feature
of these meetings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

a crew of workmen is working nights
on the new home of the Augusta Trust
Co. in an endeavOrt to complete the
work as soon as TosSfble Much pro-
press has been accomplished during the
past few days and the counters and
desks have been set in place, giving
promise of one of the most artistic and
thoroughly pleasing banking institu-
tiouS i'm the State
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

F. L. Hersey announced that he has
received his spring line of NJ. A. Pack
ard shoes and desires to show the peo-
pie of Augusta style and quality COM
bincd at no advance in price. See ad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

all rew and choice patterns, at 15c. n
yard. Have you seen the new ruch-
ings at 25c. box Of 6. A new line
of chemi settes and cuffs to match.
| The best sock of 25c. collars in the
city.
At ,Bowditch & Webster's the,lack Of
real Arctic weather, during the first
half of winter has made a light demand
for thermometers. hence this clearance
sale. You can now have a choice of the
stock very low, and it includes outdoor,
house, windoT, bath. dairy, and all
marked way down, 25c values for 19c,
35c for CSC. others proportionally low.
Some shop WORK samples for about half
price.
Among the many good values to be
found at Geo. -. Haskell:s, are Wal
ker's Breakfast, Cocoa, 3Oc per H., full
| cream cheese, f6c. per H., four 1 fb.
packages of pope that is warranted
to pop. Csc, and four pounds Of nice
Clay Flour.
This is the weather to make one ap-
preciate F. Il. cartridges generosity
| in selling the real Royal Cream, for
only 15c. bottle, today.
Great value in ''Peony brand" Cali
fOrnia, lemon cling peaches, heavy
syrup. at Merrill Bros, 25c. can. but
now 10 close this lnt. only 1Sc. can. You
well know the character of the goods
in this store, also The extensive line in
every department to select FROM No
disappoinments telenhoning today.
Keep in mind the new "Regent" bread
flour.
When you can buy forcpuarter la NIB
for only Sc. fb.. buy quaEtty of it at
Webber & Hewett's today. Also. very
delicious and rich chocolates. Italian
'subrattes." only 24c. III. today, try
them. Also 4 lbs. dates 25c.
Give good heed to L. DOstie's great
low price sale which he advertises
Awfully low prices quoted.
Swift & Turner have filled their
south window with a new invoice of
the real Japanese ware. The variety
of delicate dishes is large. the prices
surprisingly low. choice only 25..
Could you see the very fancy native
chickens in +. Lockc's they would
quickly Dc sold. Tie scribe saw one lot of
five that weighed -. y pounds. ome lot OF
seven weighed 3S pounds. Here are IA
juicy. 176 count navals for % cents.
The confectionery department is to the
front particularly today Winthrop
Bakers high grade rich .montevidios
only % cents Il pOcnd, Il rare treat, see
them. New thing in cry.;talized pop
corn that is tender for eating and
costs only sc quart. Plenty real Boston
celery. lettucr. etc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

The young women of the Unitarian
Society are hard at work upon THE
Japanese Girl" A beautiful operetta
which they expect to present upon their
own pretty stage few weeks hence.
The operetta is an English production.
and promises rare attractiveness in
brilliant tuneful music and novelty of
scene and costume. The date will be
announced later.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

1t is understood that cars No. II aid
Is of the Augusta, Winthrop & Gardi-
ner Railway. are to be equipped with
the O'Brien electrophone, as an expert
mcnt. to see if the instrument is adapt
ed to use in that line.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

The work Of harvesting the usual
years supply of ice for the State In
sane hospital will begin Monday. The
fields have been staked out on the river
above the dam. f't'f = :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

The builders have completed the ex-
terror construction of Stanley Patten's
new residence, corner of Winthrop and
Elm streets and their attention is be-
ing given to the finishing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

Roscoe Penney has sold a handsome
bay gelding by son of Nelson to Mar
tin Bates of Winthrop. The animal was
five years old. stands 1873 and weighs
100. The horse was of good style and
action and a good roader.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

The Journal is requested to state that
it is the Delta Pi minstrels which viii
furnish the entertainment for the North
Augusta Grange, Feb. q, instead OF the
Cony High minstrels as was announced
in the Friday morning issue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

Augusta patrons of the sport of au-
tomObiling and power boating will be
much interested in the big show which
will be held in Portland within a few
weeks and doubtless many will visit
the show from this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs. ROdolphe Dostie are
receiving the congratulations Of their
many friends on the arrival of little
9-round girl who came to brighten the
Dostie home Wednesday. The little
one has been named Rosie Julia Dos
tie.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

The occupants of the police station
Thursday night were four dodgers and
an old soldier who was in for intoXica-
ton. The dodgers were en route for
the ice fields. and were allowed to seek
them, while the old man was sent out
to the National Home at Togus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

The Journal is requested to announce
that as the new schedule of meeting
nights of the North Augusta Grange.
has gone into effect. there will be no
meeting this evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

Manager Cuddy Of the Opera house
announces several new attractions for
the near future, among them being
Dora Thorne," which comes to Angus
I'd Feb. ~. Chas. II. Yale's everlasting
Devils Auction" the date of which is
March 3, and Henry Clay Barnabee in
'Cloverdale," March 9. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

Don't forget that you can
get a good hot supper of home
cooked food at G. A. r. hall from D
to 7.30 Saturday night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

e. G. Leighton has secured % dozen
more of those Belfast linen huck towels,
size 2Ox40. which she will sell today at
l21sc. each. Also fine line Of 25c.
quality dress satincs just arrived, in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

Old maids would be scarce and hard
to find,
Could they be made to see,
How grace and beauty is combined
ry using Rocky Mountain Tea.
Bowditch. Webster. & Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10
THE POWER OF STEAM.
Many May See But It Takes Genius to
Realize.

Realize.
When James Watt saw the steam
causing the kettle lid to jump up and
DOWN ne said There must be power In
that steam that, It can lift such a
weight"
There was
Millions prior to him had seen tho
same phenomenon and regarded 1t as
IN unexplained mystery.
Recent scientific research has -,.,t ffa
inscr on the cause, OF Dandrur. Fall
ING Hair. and consequent Baldness, and
nas ;unearthed a tiny germ which eats
ne life from the roots Or human hair.
Newbro's Herpicida destroys this
germ ana consequently restores the
hair to Its natural state.
Sold by leading druggists. ,sAad Tx. IN
lamps for sample = The Hsrpicids Co.
a...a;..i = ..;; s''GS $500 =, ai.S.. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

DO you realize what a Post Card
Corner John Coughlin's drug store is :?
Call and see.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

Buckley's dress goods sale means
much to the family. The ad. gives full
particulars and should be carefully
considered by shoppers before they
start out t" save money in this time of
bargains" These bargains of Buck
lcy's, are real and profit killing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

The Japanese supper given by the
Young ladies of the Murray Club at the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

Money saving Especial sales" in the
picture columns today.
Whitman & Adams Co. would refer
Journal readers to their new ad. re-
garding their annual silk sale which
appears this morning. "OriginatOrs of
yearly silk sales in Augusta, we lead
anG others follow" Coats and suits
are now selling at real bottom. or
spring prices and yet a, good bit of win
ter IS before us. One lot silk petticoats
blacks and cOlors, good IS values, today.
only $3.49 each, read this twice. The
balance ready to wear hats, will be
closed out at y price and less.
1t is long story but ladies will read
it eagerly. Word is from Bussell &
Weston Co.'S that no day is likely to
excel this day in this store. Not only
the great silk sale. which has called out
such numbers of ladies and which sale
is for one week and includes the whole
stock, blacks and all cOlOrs and weaves
Also silk petticoats in blacks excellent
S. values. at only $3.9S each. A big
new line delicate and lovely embrOi-
dered swiss handkerchiefs just opened
when the scribe was in, the real II and
25c values. this sale, only 12hc. each
for choice of this immense line. Last
but not least, if you want Il pretty and
good hair brush, several cOlors. good
values at 25c each, and yet here today,
are just 144 to go at only 10c each, they
will be a real surprise. Round muffs
dark and light only $1.9S.
Pierce 199 Water st. offers for today.
silver plated table castorS regular $500
for sl.39; silver plated pickle castors
rich decorated Jar regular $3.50 for
S1.0O; silver plated cracker jars beauti-
full decorations and colored glass. regu-
lar S1.15 for $1.00. These goods are
guaranteed to be the best silver plate
Great bargains indeed.
Don't neglect such a chance as F. NJ.
Hayes, Jr., at the domestic bakery,
offers you today. Those delicious log
cabin cookies for only y price. SC per
dozen. People OF few cities enjoy such
an opportunity on Saturdays. of stock
ing up with such a sweet, wholesome
food.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

.4 A woman worries until f.3she ge's
wrinles, then worries because she mas
them. If she takes HOLSTERS ROCKY
Mountain Tea she would have neither
Bright. smiling face follows its USE
IS cents. Tea or Tablets.
Bowditch, Webster & co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

Absolutely pure. Highly endorsed
by the State Board OF Health.
Delivered In clean glass carboys.
Telephone No. "a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-10

Give good heed to L. Dostie's great
low price sale which he advertises.
Awfully low prices quoted.