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CAN ATTACK HIS TITLE.
Mcclellan May Yet Be Ousted from
 Mayoralty.

-AuS IeI oC OustSu AiOhA
 MayoraIty.
 Albany. May 1O.-The court of ap- peals to-day sustained the right of Att torney General Jackson to attack, in the name of the people. the title of George B. Mcclellan as mayor of New York city, in behalf of William R. Hearst. The Hearst cause has now won in all the courts. The court is unani- nous, and no opinion is given.
 Attorney General Mayer, Mir. Jack sons predecessor, denied MT. Hearts application for permission to begin quo warranto proceedings against McClel- Ian Attorney General Jackson offer ed to reopen the case, but was stopped by an injunction; whereupon he brought action upon his own initiative in the name of the people. His right to reverse his predecessor was attack ed. and it was also urged that he had begun this action in defiance of a writ of prohibition.
 It is assumed here that the test of McClellan's title will now proceed on the merits.
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rrom onIce noy to Mnnarer.

New York, May 1O.-Barrett B. Mitchell was to-day appointed general freight traffic manager of the Wander bllt railroad lines. His salary is said to be S25O0o a year. Mir Mitchell en- tered the employ of the Vanderbilt lines June l, 1867, as an office boy in the freight department of the old Blue line at Detroit. He has been with the lines continuously since.
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FORAKER MUST GO.
Taft VIII Not Accept Nomination. With
 Him for Senator.

Him for Senator.
 Cleveland, May 1o.-The Plain Deal- in it's leading article on the Ohio poli- tical situation will say tomorrow:
 Secretary of War William H. Taft dorsement from the republican leaders dorsement fro mthe republican leaders of Ohio If 1t is coupled with an ena dorsemeint of Joseph B. Foraker for another term in the United States sen- ate.
 Hate in the afternoon, after day of conference here yesterday, Congress- man Burton held 4ong telephone con- versation with Secretary Taft at Wash ington at the request of the secretary
 The secretary stands by his original declaration, made through his mana gers, that the contest in Ohio has so shaped itself that Senator Foraker must be eliminated not only as presi- dential, but a senatorial figure.
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Festival of Flowers.

Los Angeles, California, May 1O-Los Angeles to-day began It's Festival Of Flowers, commemorative of early days in California under Mexican rule. The principal feature of the weeks celebra- tion, the floral parade, took place to- day and was witnessed by 250,O00 per- sons, including thousands of visitors in attendance at the Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine,
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TEACHERS LOSE.
Mayor Mcclellan Vetoes Bill Increas-
 Ing Their Salaries.

New York, May 10.-Mayor McClel- Ian to-day vetoed the White salary bill recently passed by the legislature, and which, had it become operative, would have materially increased the salaries of the women teachers in the higher grades of the public schools of this city.
 The mayor points out that, beyond violating the principle of home rule that it makes the increases mandatory, and seeking to confer upon the local authorities power they already possess, the bill discriminates against 5000 of the 12.OOO women teachers in that 1t provides increases for only such as happen to be jointly engaged with men teachers.
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CLERK SENTENCED.
Eighteen Months for Man Who Stole
 S1O,OOO Pnckage.

Wilmington, N. C., May 1o.- Edward A. Nelson, the former railway mail clerk, charged with the robbery of a package containing $1O,OOO in currency consigned by the Atlantic National bank of Wilmoington in this city, was sentenced to-day in the United States district court to IS months at hard la bor in the Atlanta penitentiary. The defendant peladed faor mercy in con- sijeration of his free confession and restoration of the funds.
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WEATHER RECORD.

Washington, May 1o-Forecast for Saturday and Sunday:
 Eastern New York, rain in south, rain or snow in north portion Saturday, cooler in south and west portions, Sum- day fair. fresh to brisk northwest to north winds.
 New England, rain in south, rain or snow in north portion Saturday, cooler, fresh to brisk northwest winds. Sum day fair,
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REFUSE TO CONFIRM
Boston & Maine officials Mum on Re-
 ports of Deal.

Boston, May 1O.-President Lucius Futile and the other Boston and Maine officials refuse to confirm the reports which have been in circulation for sev- eral weeks that that system will even tually pass into the control of another road. President Futile has made a number of denials that it was possible to purchase control in the open mar let
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rnpo.itIon HomIng Contest.

Norfolk, Va, May 1O.-In the homing pigeon prize contest at the Jamestown exposition 1000 birds from the lofts of Washington were liberated on Lee pa rade to-day. The contest will end at Washington. The start was made at 11:15 a. m.
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Modus Yivendi Accented.

Berlin May 10.-The commercial mo- dus vivendi between the United States and Germany, which has already pass ed it's first reading in the reichstag, and which was referred to committee May T, was to-day accepted by the committee by 20 votes to s.
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Anarchist Arrested.

Bucharest, Roumania, May 10--An anarchist named Gaidoff, charged with compIicity in a plot against the life of King Charles was arrested here to-day The police seized also quantity of an- archistic pamphlets, machine for the manufacture of bombs and some dyna- mite
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Addressed by Prof. Judd.

Norwich, Conn.,, May 1O-At the thirty first annual convention of the Eastern Connecticut Teachers Associa- tion here to-day about five hundred teachers were present. Addresses were given by Frank E Perlin, Quincy Mass and Profssor G. H. Judd of Yale.
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Princeton Defeats Harvard.

Princeton, May 1O.-Princeton defeat- ed Harvard in the first intercollegiate gun shoot of the season at the Mead owbrook traps near here to-day by a score of 19S to 176.
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Attention to Auto Law.

New Britain, Conn. May 1O-The board of public safety tonight directed Chief of Police Rawlings to issue an order directing attention to the auto mobile speed law and the law relating 50 the lighting of vehicles at night.
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A PUBLIC FUNERAL.
Arranging In Liverpool for Dr. Watson
 Clan McLaren).

Liverpool, May 1O-The lord mayor and corporation of Liverpool are ar ranging public funeral for the Rev Dr John Watson Clan MacLaren"), who died May 6 at Mount Pleasant Iowa.
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FORGERY CHARGED.
Sullivan Arrested on Old Complaint of
 Cafe Boulevard.

Detective Ward returned from New York city yesterday afternoon with Thomas Murphy, who is wanted here on charge of forgery. It is alleged that Murphy forged the name of Pier iepont B, Foster to a check for $22O, which Fisher Bros, proprietors of the Cafe Boulevard, accepted. The alleg- ed forgery took place on January 27, 1904 Sullivan claimed to be an agent for the New York Life Insurance Co. He is held in default of $1,OoO bonds. The case comes up in the city court this morning.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
GENERAL.

Ultimatum to Ship Strikers. Submarine Octopus Quick Dives. Guatemalan Trouble Is Adjusted. Mellen and the Boston and Maine. Hummel Gets Year in Prison. Heir Born to Spanish Throne May Attack McClellan's Title.
 STATE. Fairbanks for Trial by Jury. State Factory Inspector Safe. Trolley Matters Up Again. VIII Uphold Telephone Law. Professor Judd Addresses Teachers. Meeting of the S, A. R. Loving Trophy for Jonathan Trumbull. Diocese Mother Superior Dead.
 CITY. Bicycle Thief Arrested. Teachers Petition for More Pay. Charged with Forgery. High School Debates. Report of Trolley Roads. News of the Courts. Rowe at Chamber of Commerce. Impotency of Deputy Mayor. Women's Relief Corps Meeting. Gymnastic Class Graduation.
 SPORTS. Harvard Columbia Race on the Charles. Yale Regatta On Harbor New Haven Waterbury Game a Tie. Yankees Again Lose to Cleveland. Yale-P Princeton Meet To-day. N, H. High School vs. Morgan School Athletics and All-New Havens to Play. Belmont Track a Quagmire
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TANSEY DECLINES.
F. c. Munz Takes JanitorshIp at High
 School.

Fred c. Munz has been appointed as- sistant janitor of the high school in place of Joseph E. Tansey, who de- clined the appointement The salary is $500 year. MT. Tansey is employed by the Consolidated Street Railway company.
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HAYWooD's PAST.
Alleged to Have Served Time for
 Burglary.

Chicago, May 1O-The Journal to- day prints long story in which 1t is alleged that Charles H. Mover, presi- dent of the Western Federation of Miners, now on trail at Boise, Idaho, served as a convict in the penitentiary at Joliet in this state in 1886 and 1887.
 According to the Journal Mover was sentenced from Cook county on Feb. 4, 1886, to serve one year for burglary. The date of his discharge is given as Jan 4, 1887.
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RACE ON THE CHARLES

Continued on Eighth Page.)
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Miscellaneous Notices.
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

NliEl;I,AS s. c. Church Of Na,salboro
IN the County of kcnnebcc and state OF
Main" on Ia invent y-tirst day Of May,
1874 nInlt&a;cd to Daniel IiaWinS and r.
W. " hir,iuu;.e in .iu.Ista. Shame. by
lf.ort@a2'' recorded ia Nc::n,.hec Regis
Ivy Of HCtdg. I,ooil NC. Page 80 certHin
reel c>tHtr situated in said NG.;ssiiburo
an"a% WiIi"h was a parcel Of land con-
l;'inn% about four "a acres bounded on
the '"st iV W"bhcr Pond; on the west
!N III" highway: on the north Ey land Of
Wizard Strong and on the south by the
peak Mt the dam, and,
WHEREAS all the interest of the said
Daniel HeWins in the above described
real estate was conveyed by his heirs
to William j. Rowe Dec u. 1899 by dee |
recorded in !ennebcc Registry OF Deeds,
Book ~, Page {, and
WHEREAS all the interest Of the said
T.. w Whitehouse in the above described
real estate WAS conveyed to said William
]. Rowe April %, 1902 by deed recorded
in Kennehec Registry of Deeds Book Az,
Page 1t9. and,
WHEREAS the conditions of said mort
gage have been broken,
NOW THEREFORE, |, the said William
J. Rowe claim Il foreclosure of said mort
gage.
DATED Vassalboro. Maine. Oct. I, 1907
WILLIAM j. ROWE,
By Heath & Andrews.
His .Attys
Oct5sat3t
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Railroads and Steamboats,
GAL G{H !.
~ Iksax! 60 q s:&gEth z
In Effect Oct. 7. 1907.

Trains Leave Augusta as follows:
GOING WEST i A. n except Non
day, Portland and Boston: CT y. NJ,
Lewiston. FarminGton. Rangtl,y, Rock
land, Portland, BOston. Montreal and
Quebec; 9-i4 y. NJ. Brunswick. Lewiston.
Pennington. EocNiand, Portland. Boston;
80 L. A., local: $50 T.. NJ. Crxprcs.J
brunswick. Rock!and. Portland Boston;
10 7. NJ. Portland, 1915 +. NJ. Lewiston,
l:atll, Portland. Boston. Sundays 80 \.
u: 5,;@ lo.l5 l.: NJ. Portland, Boston.
GOING EAST-l...9 \. NJ, Skowhcgan.
l;aHSor. Bar llaibor, st. john, Halifax.
Ar"oStc"k. Sunday morning does not
connt e tor S&owEegan or beyond Ban
cor; Us \. VI. (eXpress) Bangor. Calais
and Par Iiarhor; CT \. NJ, local to Bel
fast. FoNcrott and Bangor; 9l3 A. NJ.
local to Belfast and Bangor: p. NJ
Watcrviic. Foxcroft, Bango:. y & A. r.
Il, Calais. st John and Halifax: . n
T. ". tc%preSSp Wat"rvii!e, Bangor.
Ear 1Iarh"r: 80 =. NJ, Wat"rv.lIa. Rin.
nam. Sl;Gwhcgan. Belfast, Foxcroft.
f;:n2or and Nattawamkeag: Is =. NJ
Wat"rN:il" ard SkoWEcsan; gl1 A. n
Sund"Ts cn'H. Eangor.
Accommodation extra trains leave An.
cNsta for IIallowel, Gardiner and So.
Gardiner at 40 a. NJ, 100, $40. Cl5
l.. NJ.
GEO. F. EVANS. V. p. & Gen Mgr
+. f. BOOTHBY. G. p & r. 4.
Portland. Me.
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COOP AGENTS MAKE $500 PEP

handle advertising line. Good prooo5i'ion
for right man. Mohonk Advertising 20.
walden. NY. ortSi'W'
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Lewiston, Augusta and
WaierviIle Street RAILWAY
Time Table in Effect Oct. 7. 1907.

'hhe iao'e IN Erect Oct. 7, 1907.
Cars leave J.. q. Augusta rs follows for
winthrop: 60. So. SIS. 355 1l.a5, la55.
l.1.'. -. 30 Asst. Cos. SO. 9oni .a,t
for ToS"s: COO go. $50 49, I2oO l3I;.
80. 80, GO, 100. 500 800. 10 .d44
tCk HALO WE'LL AND GARDNER
I'oo y. VI Then every half hour till 10
/: n. lo,M and ll.o0 I1allowell only.
GARDNER TO ADJUSTABLE A. NJ
ii'cn every half hour ill 1Ol, +. NJ, TO- Is
Tor lii!llnWell and Car House.
WINTHROP TO ATGUSTA-C.oO. 10
e%", lo%S. 100, 1880. 200, 300. $50, 500.
ToGUS TO AUGUsTA-G.an, SEQ. 900.
Il,%. 10, go, $50, 500, $50, 80, $50, $50.
Loci CAR-Leaves north end State
1 - r. for HOSPITAL at: S15'. SIS. 915. 955,
loo. II -. 12.00*. 12.l5. 1855 lbs. 2.!5. 255'
3-'I+ ;, ;:5a, ~: SIS. 6 90, 100. 500 SIS.
itETIENlNG LEAVES HOSPITAL
~. so. 50. 1o15. 1855, 1135, lzG. lis.
l-S -. ~; $l5 AZ '55 5.sa5. $50. 30. $40
two E"urs later in the morning.
Week days all cars run to M. c. sta
tlon in Winthrop from go A. NJ, to $50
+. NJ. 80 ;" 49,
1naily except Sundays.
iSatur(layS only
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Young Women Want ed

.,.a .o worcester Insane Hospital as
-. Good wages with two
. .,s course in training school. For
~ OF information address DR.. H.
su'moy' Supt.. Worcester, Mass
f7dtf
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EXPERIENCED MATTRESSES FOR
N amiaat spring House. Poland. Me-, and
p Al m,s,u Inn, Naples. Me. Address Geo.
'''' . Bramhall St.. Portland, Me.
may13dtf
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m"rt,loIs. planners. h1rn-"tv.s. chain
saw ,n"lt:,t.. Tell - Your wants ana
ct Prices. ll"H.'on, Wylsbcr & lnunl:.rh.
Wal ~ liz. oct IGdiWk
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$1,000 FOR 500. LOOK INTO THIS

time, cost of advertisement, etc. DO not
send stamp. l have n straightforward.
honest investment; if Won have at least
SlJJ. and can pay in, say, $50 or $40 month
ly. you can make, with absolutely no
risk, $1,000 for every 500 yon can invest
during the next few years. y Providence,
X. l., gentlemen wrote me a few days
ago: Your advertisement states a re-
Turn of $1UO in Il few years for every $50
invested. This seems impossible for a
safe investment" This gentlemen bought
to the extent CT 5000 cash. / want the
inquiries of serious. earnest people, tho
more they know about business the cas-
ier it makes my task of convincing
Highest bank references end to bankers
and business men in all lines who have
invested through me. r. Turnbull. -
9Th Ave, y. Y. City. oct10dtf
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TRAIN CONNECTIONS.

me t. a: NJ. car from Augusta con-
meets at Winthrop with the Sln M q
train West and s SO East
The !;45 A. NJ. car from Gardiner. 300
from 11a!lowcll and S.25 from Augusta
connects at Winthrop with NJ c. train
The $50 car from Augusta connects at
Winthrop with train East at 1929.
The Las +. NJ. from Augusta connects
al a ac winthrop with the $40 train East ana
The 600 P. NJ from Augusta connects
ar Winthrop with train East at 1.22
II Train due at Winthrop at 9.E2 is late
the N.U A. NJ. car waits for 1t.
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fancy art goods. Young f"l%S - nd -
cents for sample and nv Gui"k money
ma king plan. Robt. I\el"s;;.'. Eyt"k. y.
9.t I2dt
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CITY n3EE
S | $3.50

TIis Mt"t story. : rom Ion . vi, ut
tic c,;n :. iIv l.. ;iitan2ct! Ter t%.o +: =
ills and IcIn;tHi Lisa rcE!. Lot -h>I,r,.
on West si'l" rc',tl;:llv !"c lea ma i ..o'.j
ioi5c for S''nt the. We .hOs:id it glad -
show it, to you.
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BOSTON CREDIT CO.. CASH OF

Credit We will soon have cold weather.
That means get ready for it. you need
beautiful Fall and Winter Hat, a nice
Eur also a suit and Fur-lined coat, every
ling SO you will be warm and we'll
dressed. We carry a full line of men )
tov'S and children'S clothing. Not only
tie Ladies folks needs to be warm and
well dressed, but also men and boys by
getting it from: Us. Will We Eave Il lig
stock Of it. by making a visit at our
store YOU will have the satisfaction to
say that YOU have seen everything: HAT
you need for tie cold season Which Is:
pending upon us. Always At TIE Sl':,r ia
growing store. Boston Credit CO.. IL
Water St, Augusta, Maine. Tel -S-lI.
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white Che ster boar from registered stock,
ready for service. Sired hv Penui,srnt
Roy. No. 3..,cj1. Dam, Beauty, No. 3. 500
Terms cash l.. j. -Arey, riverside.
octl,diw'
SITUATION sY BARBER OF LONG
experienced. country preferred. Adule!s
Barber. 80. Ash -, M.ttrNiile. Me.
oct!l'li,'
REMEMBER W. ARE HEAD
quartz rs for Maine Farms. Write t"r
Free Catalogue. Tie Great Fest, IN Real
Estate AZ ncy, Iio.Hc oitlcr. 81, 81 .'rIl Re
Ne. o.tIid"t
en- OR ABcUT NOV 1871 5 ROOMS
'nfunished in City of Augusta, rs cen
I@l IT'S possible. fair rent, good repairs.
good nei,;lborhood, b. an ..rncri IN. Al-
Wy or aadre.;s Staml"y Blake, rn":nhs'
Mills, Mt. No!nCa Ave, X. +. IL. M. :.
uct!Dl>t
ORDERS RECEIVED FOR TULIPS.
Iyacinths. crccus, danodils. mai cissus and
other hubs fu:' autumn planning. The
hest Of their class onN. send for prices.
y =. Common. AM@II.1.. M.iI.: n..II. "a.
SECOND HAND SPOOL STOCK
eaHmin, ana 81 -ond LAND *inGIe st.-
ilco i!u,lcr. Ij:na Lash. WinsloW Nll'
Maine "ctl'l1t'
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED IN
Augusta, one convent, Mt to L. Z. stl-
ton and fitted with steam heat aud "l9,'-
tic lights preferred \Gdress, with
terms. Box &C. Lin"oln. Maine. oct3itf
THE MILL RECENTLY OCCUPIED
10y = L. FurbuSh has changed hands and
Nill now be open from : A. III. to > =. NJ.
Including noon hour. Good work AMI
prompt attention guaranteed. "ctS 'lWf
If YOU INTEND 10 HAVE ANY
painting or rapcrinc done, it will he to
Your advantage to drop line to T.. NJ
story. painter and paper hanger, Swan
St CITY OctSitf
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sTTRAYlEsE;iE.v / CREAM e:,21:

Viz ! .,c!c IN -t;3.N !,r,iee and t..is -
arlr l,it. cutting !" ;"ts -. La" ~:tt
i.GSi tr' :r > cuf.S. loc;.tc,: on!, =. iilil ;
out. tLe.r is 100 ne ts"h WHY i i - 50
can:"t Hre on Iii tam in t3e hpSi On
.Nt.rcti, near Ici:.l;borS ana sc!lo;,lS. wood
ftl home use. I'll riity orchard of lCi II .;.:'
ami :; choice cherry orchard OF - trees.
T.. story huusp in good repair. first cltS,
barn %'Nt". Owner must soil at enc.
ANA VIII throw il" top buggy. riding
W;iGna. new lr;lk,t wagon, farm c;'lt.
horse :ack. inowin, machine. horse r''iir.
Lag, etc. 30 Y"u Want 30 see sUuI>Ju
else :-tt tiis !l..rc"
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HAVING eoUeHTTHE WOOD AND

trucking business of ]. A. Norton, I am
prepared to do all kinds Of trucking, have
all lengths OF both hard and soft wood,
gravel, sand. loan. or all kinds of filing.
Frank Eaynes. Tel. 302-l, Wade Street,
Augusta. cct1d2W*
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nDlEAT CLARK'S TENTH AN
Ns6svs NUAL CRUISE. Feb. 6, '0S
70 days, by specially chartered 8. 8.
arabic" 1900 tons. THREE TOURS
ROUND THE WORLD.
w. r. EAVES. 20 Washington st., Boston
FRANK C.. CLARK, Times Building, New
York. sept8-wodA1at-1oe
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iSE@Q&4155x *
;iE6| ':s!
PASSENGER TRAIN SERVICE.
In Effect Oct. :. 1907.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE

IN Llfect Oct. 1907.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
Sleeping car between Boston and Carl
bou on trains leaving Boston at 100 p
NJ and Caribou, 40 j. NJ. Sleeping ca
netWeen Boston and Greenville on trains
leaving Boston at 100 p. NJ and Green
VILE at 5.a' y. NJ. Parlor Car between
bangor and Caribou on trains leaving
Facgor at sc L. NJ. and Caribou III
~ VI. -"
TRAINS LEAVE BANGOR.
800 a. NJ. for Houlton. Pressure Isle
caribou, Fort Fairfield. Van Buren and
intermediate stations
G.51 y. NJ for Fort Kent. Uoulton
caribou, Van Buren,. Fort Fairfield
Groenvile 1850 \. NJ, and Intermediates
stations. ''
$50 =. NJ. for Houltan. Pressure Isle.
caribou. Fort Fairfield and intermediary,
stations. '''o
80 l.. NJ. for Greanville. ana intc,p,e-
date stations.
TRAINS ARRIVE BANGOR.
?.o2 4. NJ. from Grcenvill, and intcr,ne.
diate stations
-" I. N. from Fo~t Fairfield. Van
l'nren, Caribou, IInutnn. Ashland.
~, = NJ: from Caribou. Fort Fairfield,
i!unlt"n, Fort Kent. Grrrnvillr
~ 4. n. from Van Buren,. Fort Fair
Trains Lave Tangor for Stockton and
S'hrsrolt nj SO A. NJ ana GI, p NJ
arrive SrarSppit 1850 A. NJ and = 20 I, NJ
returning leave S,arSnOlr at Goa Al
anu 80 y. A.. ARRIVING at Bangor at ~
=. NJ. ANA 40 L. NJ
y. NJ. BROWN, GEO. NJ. UOI-C;IJTON
"'h l. sup PaSsr. Traffic Mgr
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

AN INCOME FOR THE FAMILY.
Dividends that will please you. illustrated
report with - Photos Free. Address In
t"rnational Lumber, DreXel Bldg. Plila :
Gelphia, Pa. octl2dll"
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INFANTS TO BOAR D-TERMS

under mos. $50. three mos and over.
$200 References given ii desired Il. +.
d. 80, Watervile, Ne, Box 20.
oct3d3wa
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FARMS, AND COTTAGE PROPERTY
on the hills and shores Of Maine. Maine
Farm Agency. James T. Collins. Mgr,
Manchester. Ne Send Tor catalogue.
uay2ldtf
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TIE "OLD RELiABLE" PHOENIX

THE "OLD RELIABLE" PHOENIX
Preferred Accident Insurance Company
OF Detroit Nicili.,an. hatin" recrrtN en-
tered this S:atc for til.. transaction OF
accident ana sickness iusnt;Inr is IoW
rendv to make Contracts Will lornt
agents throi-hout the state. ore 1nll;.r
uer month covers Hcoid"nt. sickness or
death. For terms and territory applN to
T.. J. Bra"ll"tt. state N;ua4,r. i. Nil
Lle St, Portland. Maine. id2W
CRY SOFT WOOD AT ONCE. $50
delivered at hrirllvard on Pond brook
OTIS or ore cNri to 100 Ncwhert-NoyeS
Co.. Trust Building. Augusta
saut3dt'
WHITE ASH nv FOUR FOOT
Irrgths. In ard Up in diameter: also
WHifc ash sturpdge and shovel han"le
blocks. Address G. S Tovle, Winthrop.
Nc. Tel"th"ne competition. auc27e,t;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-12
EASTERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
kENNEeEc DIVISION
Steamer RANSOM 3. FULLER.


Commencing Tuesday. September 10th.
steamer city Of Augusta" leaves Au-
gusta tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
az 10 L. NJ. Hallowell at 1.20 T. NJ, con-
meeting with Main Line Steamer leaving
Gardiner ct 500 p. NJ, Richmond at 3S
NJ, Dresden at $50 P. NJ, and Bath at
500 P. NJ. due Boston about 600 A. M,
following day.
RETURNING
Steamer leaves Union Wharf, Boston,
at 500 p. NJ, Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays for Bath. Dresden, Richmond,
and Gardiner. connecting with steamer
City Of Augusta and with Maine Gen.
trail r. r for adjacent points.
First-class fare between Augusta, HAL
lowell or Gardiner and Boston, 500 ono
way; $3.50 round trip.
Freight rates always az low a. other
lines.
All freight, except livestock, 10 insured
against fire and marine risk.
Agents: Allen Partridge. Augusta,
Maine; c. A. Cole, HallOwell, Maine; II.
A. Haraden. Gardiner. Maine