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Wells. AndreM l.. Elsenhoss.

Wells. Andrew F. Elsenboss.
 Town Treasurer-D. Clark Joyce.
 Collector of TaXes-A. II. Taylor.
 School Visitors S. Curtis, Dr c. A. Ry- der
 nLegistrars of Voters-A. H.Taylor, Ray c. Wiidmsn
 Tree Warden-John W. Worden.
 Sheriff s. G. lIawley and family have closed their house in the Center and returned to their Bridgeport home for the winter.
 Mrs Lobert of New Haven. who has been the guest or Mrs Sophia Kellogg fora week. returned to her home on Monday.
 The Congregational society recently found that the timbers of their steeple are so badly decayed. especially the bottom of the posts, that it will be necessary to replace the entire timber work It is a wonder the steeple had not been blown over during some high wind. The parties who have been building the chapel now has the work well started. About the same time MT $. B. Terrell found the brick in the chimney which runs up through the tower to be so badly disintegrated and sOftened that it will be necessary to rebuild before it can be used. Mr Wilmot is doing the work.
 Mrs A. S. Mansfield is visiting friends in Rhode Island.
 John Peck has recently made quite extensive
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L1TcHFIELD COUNTY.
Kent.
THE ELECTION RESULT.

THE ELECTION RESULT.
 The town election, Monday, resulted as follows: Selectman, John R. Judd, Chauncey L. Camp, John Finn; town clerk. Charles A. Eaton; town treas urer. Charles A. Eaton; assessors, Charles L. Spooner, John W. Chase, Don c. Peet; collector of taxes, Will
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Hubbell Bros.
 Derby, Conn.
Horses!
 Horses! Big Auction ssSale .9Ps4.az'ts-:'s- '''7-.''s.-- sia.s4s Saturday, atI2 P.ssM.
 a~ 40 EHorses For This Sale.

We have pair of Bay Horses that weigh 2,sOO full brothers five and six years old. We have one handsome Pair of Blacks five and six years old. good hack or hearse team. black as coal.
 We have several good. big Horses and a lot of nice Business Horses that are acclimated 70 go to work If you want horse come to Hamilton Brothers, they will sell you horse cheaper than any place in the East. Why? Because they sell 50 many and at the right price.
 We will have p good second hand horses right out of work this lot of horses will be sold for the high dollar, no matter what they bring.
 Harness. Wagons. Robes Blankets Whips and everything for the horse goes at this sale Bring in anything you have to sell and you will get the right price.
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LET

AT BATH, MAINE, WELL KNOWN
Hotel; PR inent corner; business dis
tr.ct: bath room; open plumbing; mod
Path, Maine. fcblJd3N"
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BOXING NOTES.

Darkcy Haley. the English bantam
weight. sailed for home Wednesday.
Cy Flynn and George Gibbs have
signed to box before the club Offering
the best purse.
Andy McGarry and INK Russell have
been hooked up again to box in Phiia-
delphia, Feb. q.
Sailor Burke has been offered six
round bout with Joe Thomas in Phila-
delphia, and he says he will accept.
Sam McVey and Denver Ed Martin.
the colored heavyweights. have been
matched to box in California. Feb. -.
Albert belmont, the well-known Eos
ton bantam, is to invade England IN
search of matches. He will sail March
5 and he has been promised match
with owen Moran shortly after his ar
rival. If victorious in his match with
Moran, he will meet Joe Bowker Z
month later for the featherweiGht
championship of England.
Ever since Joe Walcott gained prom
inenCe in the ring he has Sought a
match with Tommy Ryan, but the lat
ter has passed the Colored boxer up.
Now that Walcott has apparently shot
his bolt Ryan may take him on. Ryan
has written Billy Pierce. manager OF
Walcott. that lie would be ready to take
on Joe in June at Hot Springs or some
other Western city.
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BOXING.
Jeff Is Willing to Box
For Moderate Purse.
May Meet Winner Of Bout
Between Burns and SquIres.
Soldier Burns Knocks Out Tommy
DAILY at Baltimore, Nd.

Los Angeles, Cal, Feb 14-Jin JET
fries has decided to come off his high
horse, ana will now, it appears, glad
ly accept a purse offered for cham
pionship battle by Tom McCarey OF
the Pacific A c.
The big champions trainer and con-
fldential friend, Billy Delaney, made
the announcement that Jefres will
fight for u moderate purse. and that if
his demands are met, vii start TO get
into condition ar once.
Just what the giant farmer thinks
is moderate is not stated, but the an
nouncement of Delaney brought out
the fact that McCarey is willing To put
UP a prize Of $780, coo tor a fight between
Jefries and the winner Of . fight be
tween Tommy Burns. present claimant
of the title, and Bill SGuireS, the Aus
tralian, who is understood to be on his
way to this country at the present
time.
For the hints that are dropped BY
McCarey il is altogether likely that he
has in view tine calling off Of the May
fight between Tommy Burns and Jack
O'Brien in order that he may arrange
a fight between Burns and SIuiIes,
which he thinks would be much more
Of an attraction.
McCarcy offered 4 purse Of $50 900 for
the O'Brien- Burns fight in order 10
beat o club in Rhyolte out Of the meet
ing, and his bid was accepted. 1t il
expected now that he realizes ne has
a white elephant on his hands, ana
that he sees little chance Of making
good with it.
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LINCOLN.
WISCASSET.

Lester Day Of tic U. Of NJ IL at homo
to visit his mother. who recently met
with 4 serious accident.
Charles secbins of Woolwich was in
town Monday.
J. II. Grccnleaf is shipping hay from
this station TO Boston. Mr.. Greenleaf
has been engaged in the business for
many years and has the confidence o.
the farmers in this vicinity
y. +. Smith has moved into his new
house on Federal street.
Rev. ]. H. Peardon has recently occu-
pied the Congregational pulpit
Miss Emme!yn Weeks taught in the
Second Grammar school during the ab-
senoc of the teacher, Miss Harriet Push
ard, who was out on account of the
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had been for several years a worthy
member Of Windsor Grange ana that
Cricr kccnly feels the lose of one who
always felt a deep interest in its wei
fare. He will also be missed in The
church rs he was always Interested in
III" cause anG diI his part chccrfully.
He is survived by widow who was
formerly Lizzie Ashford Of Windsor,
also by a nephew, Dana Wilkins, who
has made his home with them since a
small child The large attendance ut
the funeral testified to the esteem in
which he was held in this AMI sur
rounding towns. The family nave the
Symrathv of Ill.
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of the beautiful climate he is enjoying
i'll His now home. He speaks of has
ing green-pcas, Strawberries. and fresh
vegetables at Christmas tinc. He also
reports a very pleasant journey having
visited many places of interest. among
them Niagara Falls, The Great Lakes,
Lincoln. Nebraska, Salt Lake city,
and Denver Colo. FIc has found pleas
ant employment and intends making
his future home in that State. His
many friends wish him much prosper
ity.
Arthur Leighton is a, home i'll with
the grip.
Miss Perkins Of Rome is visiting hc~
aunt, Mrs. l.. T.. Taylor.
Miss Mac Little!icld of Augusta Wa;
a guest ;t Harry Cumming \ over sun
day.
W. /. TOWNSEND had the misfortune
~ lose u COW a short time since.
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CHELSEA.

Tho homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Rouse was the scene Of a very pleasant
occasion on Wednesday evening, Feb.
IL. it being the sixth birthday ami
Vcrsary of their eldest son. Charlie Ed
ward Rouse. Fruit and candy were
served and various games wcr" par
tic!pated in by the chiiGron n. Charlie
was lie recipient Of 4 number Of Tres
crts. one which pleased him most
WAS a fine birthday cake. with his nam"
on the top, presented to him by Mrs. n.
". IIominwav. who was one of the
guests. About p people mado ur II"
party All enjoyed themselves fully.
and all wished Charlie many happy re-
turns of the day.
Frank c. Patterson. formerly Of this
town. but now engineer on the Maine
Central and located in Watervilfe was
the guest of his aunt. Mrs. y. NJ. Hem
enway one day last week. Mr.. Pat
torson met with slight accident in n
wreck at Watervillc 4 short tine ago
ana is laid by for a while as the re-
suit.
Mrs. T. J. Trask has been quite sick
at the home of her son in South Gardl-
ner.
Mrs. Iva Blanchard is quite i'll
threatened with pneumonia.
The families Of r. V. Morgan. George
Morgan and Ed. Corbin have all been
i'll with the prevailing colds and grip.
c. H. Watson of the Insane Hospital
force spent Sunday at his home II
town.
Charles Morgan has been very sick
with the grip but is improving.
NORTH AUGUSTA.
Horace II. Hagan. who went from
here to Myrtle Creek. oregon, in De-
cembcr, sends very favorable reports
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FOR STOMACH SUFFERERS,
DON'T Use Any Remedy That Keeps Its
Formula a Secret.

People who are troubled with stom-
ach weakness cannot afford to use any
remedy unless they know what it con-
tains.
Mi-o-na is not a mere digestive Civ
ing only temporary relief. but a
specific for all disorders of the diges-
tive organs, ana so effects a permanent
cure for stomach troubles.
Your physician will tell you that
nothing is better than a combination
of chemically pure bismuth subgal-
late to allay any inflammation Of the
stomach and bowels; cerium Oxalate,
to strengthen the stomach rurves;
sodium bi-carbonatc, which neUtralizes
the poisonous acids that are present in
stomach troubles; ana nux vomica,
which will restore vigor to the diges-
tive organs and tone the whole nervous
system
This combination is found only in
Mi-o-na stomach tablets. and it so
rarely fails to strengthen the digestive
disorders, that Bowditch, Webster &
Co, of Augusta and Geo. w. Dorr of
Watcrvilc Nc, sell the remedy under
a guarantee to refund the money I'M
loss it cures.
If YOU suffer from indigestion, dis
tTcss after eating, srccks before the
eyes, headaches, pains in the back and
side, cancellation. bloatinG, ncrvous-
ness. s!ccplessncss, or any Of the other
symptoms Of stomach troubles, being
the use Of Mi-o-na stomach tablets at
once. Bowditch, Webster & Co, Of
Augusta and Geo. w. Dorr OF Water
vile. Ne. sell them in soc. boxes with
a guarantee to refund money unless
they cure.
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SOMERSET.
SMITRFIELD.

Mrs. Oliver Stevens, who formerly liv-
cd in this place and who has been sick
with pneumonia is on the gain.
Daniel Rcist and Frank William arc
at work in the bog hauling wood to
Hoxie Siding for George Harlow.
Mrs. Helen Stevens and Mrs. Clara
Rowe were in Fairfield Friday visiting
their sister, Mrs. Oliver Stevens.
our mail man failed to appear Tues
day, the first time for the winter.
Miss Eva Taylor, who has been sick
for long time, is somewhat better.
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NORTH WINDSOR.

Ebcn Hallowcll and his brother,
Albert, attended the Pcary lecture at
Augusta last week.
Abbie True was called home from
Augusta last Wednesday On account Of
the illn, IS Of her mother.
Master Lot Morrill, is again out after
an illness Of two weeks
George Pierce is at work with his
large span Of horses in Pittston, lum-
boring for Augusta parties
Stella Barton is teaching in the
Smith Grammar School, Augusta, as Il
substitute for a few weeks.
Ellen Pierce arrived home on We'd
ncsday frcm Dorchester. Mass.
Mrs. Albert Craig has recently sold
her hay and live stock
E5en Halowell attended the funeral
Of his cousin, Silas Baker, of Rich
m0nd. last Friday, Feb. 8.
The Ladies' Union net with Mrs. J. +.
Jones on "Wednesday afternoon.
Alphorso Haskell has been confined
to the house a few days with 4 cold
Melissa Merrill has returned home
after 4 visit of two weeks with rela-
tives at Augusta.
Esther Barton is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs Lucy Hallowell and grandson
Willie Caswell are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Davis of South Eassalboro.
Friends here are sorry to learn that
Harold, the eldest son of Harrison
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Charles Hutchinsons crew Of Maine
Central painters and the paint cars
which have been in the city during the
winter months, will leave for Rockland
Monday morning, where work will be
company's fleet of steamers at that
port. The crew has been engaged for
some time past painting station signs.
crossing signs and switch signals to-
gether with other signs which are used
along the lines of the railroad. but this
has been completed and everything IS
now in readiness for the crew to start
out on the spring and summer work.
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Yanger Whips Morrison.

Hot Springs. Ark, Fob. H.-Bcnny
Yanger of Chicago got the decision over
Johnny Morrison of Eenton IIarbpr.
Mich, In the seventh round of what WIS
t. have been Il oO-round fight here to-
night. Morrison was beaten 50 badly
that he was bleeding from the mouth
and nose and both eyes We're closed. In
the seventh Morrison stepped to the cen
ter of the ring, but was so exhausted
that he was unable TO raise his arms.
and. realizing that he was whipped,
walked to his corner. Technically it was
knockout.
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death Of her brother, Fred Pushard OF
Passadumkcag.
viii Avcrill and Albion kcnnerson
were in town Thursday with lumber from
Alma.
Elton Baker Of Alma is hauling boards
irto. town from the portable mill on tho
Joseph West farm.
Funeral services for the late Fred
Pushard, who died at his homo in Passa-
dumlleag, were held at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Pushard,
Middle street, Saturday afternoon. Mr..
Pushard had been in feeble health for
several years. 4 widow and four chill
dren survive. two Of the children by an
earlier marriage are with their grand
parents here in town.
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COUNTY NEWS
kENNEBEc
lITCHFlELD.

most ENJOYABLE dinner was given
"Wednesday. Fob. IS. by Gus Ellsworth
of Jitchfiela to a few of his friends.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. John
NcNanus. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fish ana
children. Mrs. Alanson Danforth anu
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew ToZicr anu
Master Alton w. Tozier. Mr.. ana MIS-.
Joseph Perry. DR.. and Mrs X ". Goss'
After dinner entertainment was fur-
nished by Mrs. Ed. Chase at the organ
and readings by Master Alton I"zter
and Miss Fish. Dancing and Singing
followed and altogether it was DC
lightful day.
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S. c, r. l. RED COCKERELS FINE
strain G. ". Williams. Augusta, Me.
T.l 3lc-3 jan5dtf
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WatervilIe Notes,

The little Mi-o-na tablets sold by
Geo. w. Dorr, the druggist, have be-
come deservedly popular. Mr.. Dorr
guarantees that Mi-o-na will make
thin people fat. regulate digestion, and
increase health, or else there will be no
charge for the remedy, and the pur-
chase price will be returned on de.
nland.
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BURNS SPRINGS SURPRISE.
Knocks Out Tommy Daily In Sixth
Round At Baltimore.

Baltimore, Feb. 14.-TOmmy Daily Of
New York was Wednesday night
knocked out in the sixth round before
the Nonparell Athletic Club by Soldier
Burns of Fort Howard.
Burns showing was a great surprise
For the first four rounds the contest
was an even one In the fifth Burns
began to force matters and in the
sixth he sent a straight right to the
jaw which sent the New Yorker down
and out
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The Thursday morning budget at the
municipal court included two cases Of
intpxication, Peter Rancourt of this
city and q man who gave his name
as George Hall OF Portland. and both
were found guilty of the charge. 1t
was Mr. Halls first appearance in the
Augusta court and he was allowed TO
60 free. but Mr. Rancourt was given
Is DAYS Oh the hill
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JEFFERSON.

Mrs. Sadie Nash returned Monday to
hcr home in Boston.
y travelling library is located at Mrs.
l.. +. Gcrald's.
Saturday was Lincoln night at Will
low Grange. An appropriate program
was presented, consisting Of readings
and rocitations.
Clifton Kennedy Of Somervillc, Mass.
was in town last week, attending his
brothers funeral.
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a Montreal newspaper asserts that
Canada seems now really assured of
fast Atlantic mail service, as arrange
ments are under way for a new line
to run from Rlacksod Bay, ireland, to
Halifax, making n three days trip, or
from London to Halifax in three AMI
one-half days. The newspaper asserts
that it has the highest authority for
saying that such arrangements have
been concluded, only that it remains
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n. 2. Tibbetts. che Of the well
known horsencn Of Rangeley, was in
the city yesterday no matters of bust
ness. Mr.. Tibbetts is the owner Of the
black mare Lulu D." which Walter F.
Webb, the horse trainer. has been
handling for some time past, and came
down to see the horse.
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Albert Burke Of Togus. who was
bound over by the municipal court
Wednesday morning to the April term
Of the superior court on a charge Of
larceny and also on an appealed case
for the alleged sale of Intoxicating
liquors. was unable 10 secure bonds
ana was committed TO Jail at late
hour Wednesday night
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Among tho recent guests who have
registered at the clubhouse Of the Au-
gUSta Yacht Club are Capt J. +. At
wood Of the Ariel Club of Lewiston,
Richard Davis Of Lakeport, n H.,
Walter L. Erann Of Lisbon Falls.
George y. Waugh and y. D. Hamblen
OF Winthrop.
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A petition has been presented to the
committee on Cony High school with
reference to charging the present
building. The committee has designated
8 o'clock Saturday afternoon as the
time and the High school building as
tile place where the petitioners and
all others interested are invited to
meet them. A large attendance is hoped
for
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Edward Capen Of the Capen camps
on Deer island, MoOsehead lake, is in
lae city as the guest Of his brother. II.
+. Cdpen Of the Augusta House Mr..
Capcn says that the ice in the lake is
still solid and is between Is and 30
inches in thicness.
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/. s. Young had q new sign placed
over the entrance Of his fish market
yesterday. It was done at the Randall
shop in raised letters Of gold and sill
Yer on black ground and is very neat.
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Mrs. George Z. Macomber gave a
luncheon yesterday noon at her home
on State street, which was largely at
tended ana proved a very enjoyable
occasion.
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ROOMS W.T. 4 BCARD At FIE
Lawrence House, ". 2. Allen, Prop.
Terms reasonable: good service. Tale-
phone .41-l3, 81 Grove St, Augusta. Me.
fet1ld3mosf
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Otis c. Webster, who is suffering
from an attack Of the grip at his home
on Willow street, is reported to be
and will probably be out
again in about a week.
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WIN SOR.

DEXTER Kimball Of this place who is
employed at the Insane Hospital Is re-
ported to be very ill., His many friends
wish him speedy recovery.
Mrs. Olive Richardson is visiting her
sister Mrs. Withec, at Waterviile.
Miles Moody who has been quite sick
is convalescent. His daughter. Mrs.
Welt, has been at home during his Ill
ness.
In the death of the late Ira Perkins
Windsor has lost good citizen. he
was prosperous farmer. had been Sc
lectman and was prominently identified
with the interests Of the town. He
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c. W. Crosby and NJ. ]. Hartman If
kent's Hill were in the city yesterday
on matters Of business and were regis
tered at the Cony House
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LOCAL NOTICES.

The Progressive Spiritualists Socie-
ty of Augusta Nc, will hold meetings
in G. a. r. Hall Sunday Feb 18th at
go and 7.30 p. NJ. Water St., Mrs. ;.
c. Cunningham of Cambridge, Mass,
the speaker and test medium. the
Public invited
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The many friends of Col. r. W. Soule
will regret to learn that he is i'll with
pneumonia.
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Mrs. Byron Boyd entertained a party
CT friends last evening at bridge whist
at her home on Western avenue.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS ronav

G. D. Haskell.
Melville Smith.
blackstone cigars
Collateral Loan Co.
Munyon's Remedies
Father Johns Medicine.
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Patrick Charpentier, driver for Swift
& Co, is off duty, being confined to the
house with an attack of the grip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-15

for the Dominion Parliament to sane
ton the scheme ana subsidize the Ven
tUre.
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Cards Of thanks, obituary netless, p

Cards Of thanks, obituary notices, ~.
olutions OF respect etc, YIN =
charged at the rate OF ten cent? n.
line. No charge less than rs cent.
All advertising announcements Of =.
tertainments. whose object Ia n.
raising OF money, with be charseS I.
the rate Of fifteen cents q line
Advertising notices, news form, will I.
excluded from our local co,p-nns :.
cept such as refer to advertisera ~.
cupying space in our ADVERTISE.
columns. and will be run unda, !.
separate head On one Of the h.,
pages.
Subscribers who fail to rsos.v. n.
Journal promptly will confer a favos
by notifying the office irnmediate,v
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The Old Schoolmaster by w. o.
Knowlton for sale by Pierce. ana
Quimby and North.
f22dtf
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Marden's pure food law" ice cream
Power freezer. Supply unlimited.
Phone COLL. Prompt services. dtr
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FOR SALE
MAINE REAL
ESTATE AGENCY

Farms especially adapted t. orcharding.
d;sirNIng. sheep and lumber. Prices from
! il hundred up Z. l.. Hardy, Farming
ton, Me, Ryute :. fcb15d2wt
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ARIIcLEs AT BARGAIN FOLDING

wire plant stand, 3 shelves, S1.V; adJus.
tible dressn!akers bust form, sl.2J; l solid
black wire fire screen, sl.c0; l entirely
new baby crib hammock, white enarnel-
led standard woven canopy, $50; ! fold
ing #. screen green enamelled frame.
trousers presser, $780, u metal shade
holder Using glass. zoe; iron letter box.
&c. l heavy brass and onyx stand slight
~ damaged, Sl.J0; dozen or more tar
nshed brass door knobs and plates, sl.C0;
IS tall candle holder, new crepe paper
shades with Using glass, SIZE. Write to
E. w, care of Kennebec Journal, Au-
gusta, Me. jan3dtf
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Fresh cut flowers every day. 0. =.
Robbins & Son. Tel. 49, dec2S.du