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The evening world., 1911-07-25
Copyright, 1910 and 1911. by Little. Brown 4 Co
SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS.
Bertrand Saton has been befriended in earlier
days by a cynical Englishman named Rochester
SAton meets Lois Champeneys. Rochesters ward
who II loved by Capt. vandermere. but who
finds hcrsek oddly attracted to Saton. This an
noys Rochester. who vaguely dishkes Saton
Rochvtsr's annoyance increases when Pauline
Mauabei, q young widow whom he himself I'D
m IS, Is also attracted 20 Bertrand. Saton Is q
student Of occultism and IA the protese OF al
old woman known - Madame" who rms d,
chain Of fortune telling Studios" Violet. the sirI
In CHARGE Of one of these places. IL IN love with
Bertrand. A blsckmail scheme "a q aide feature
0f the business. Rochester demonstrates In ra!i
with Pauline for liking Saton's companionship 5,
much, then comes to an open clash With Satoi
on the subject. An Saton IL walking through th,
woods on Rochester's estate. after N interview
with Lois, he sees Rochester In the distance
Hiding in ambush, he shoots and ds .aerousl,
wounds Rocht ster with one of the latteas owl
yuma. Lois alone knows. he mmitt the crime
SAton tries to convince her that hts act was ex
cusabie. and by a sort Of hypnotiHn, sioceeds
He asks her to marry him. Lois. though she does
not love him and knows he does not love hei
cannot refuse. Rochester warns Sston TO lea,,
Lois and Pauline alone in the future. But tn
whole party meet at the house OF q Duchess VIII
II deeply interested In Satop. Saton. al tn
Duches's rluest. tries psychic experiments o.
Pauline. The latter, In . hypnotic state. de
Sr-'N,s thu Atten-ted murder Of Rochester b
Saton. Saton q few DAYS later avovu hin love
for Pauline. She rejer's him.
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went on. "He tells me ina you have
opened even another place, and tina, ali
tho old ones are going. He tell. mo
that the Offices are hard at work, too"
"Bus!ncss l good" remarked Satop.
drvIv.
II thought that we were going quiesly
for a time she said. III was Won who
were 80 terrified at tho risk. Do YOU
imagine that tho danger In oyer?'
My dear Rachael" IN answered..
coming over to her. 'I have come 10
the conclusion that I was oyar.timid
There is no success In lie to be won
without daring. Money we must have.
and these places are like a gold m,ne
TO us. II things 70 wrong we must
take our chance. I am contep4. In
the meantime, for ali our sakes. n s,its
ne to be In evidence everywhere The
papers published my portrait the 40
,Iety Journals record INV name. people
point me on, AT the theatres and at me
restaurants. This "a not yanitv-this
Is business. am giving n Iectur. rho
week after next. and every seat IL nj.
'cady taken, I am going TO saw soma
daring things. Afterward. 1 am going
20 Naudholm for a month. When I
ONE hack shall gIve another lac
IRE. After that. nerhnna thosa n,acea
Sill moi, he necessary any mor. In,
money all the. time. Science Ia great.
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enmo - VIZ Nv - WW8R
Mainly Heard were: 'vportiu' IAfef.
and 'Opsnin' winsr'
Ards q . ysathsr Knock Together,
''whst Can't Bs Cured Must B..-e
Bum ptAsnoslA and Generally L.,
The 0trao HAnssr 10 Aiways q Strict
Party Nan q the ~Poils-which Makss
Il % Perfectly Certain that he De-
serves PrscassH wha4 He ossa
In Due Tine ~ Z Don't Care. M.n
comes 70 anA that Nobody Else Doss,
n 10 Ns Aggregate Worn Of the
Mon Wtth One Ideo sAos Ma Mode
the World Anssci
Anybody can Tread the Bsatsa Path
the Winner Nahss hi Own Recon-
nAissancsi
Fata. whilst Il Loves the IrriSatsn
Of Human TearA u Banned By Q
Human 6m1si
'Asa oaipa" mus - wsstssa q -
Toe 81 ne New Leaf
soms Day the Man wns Wsaosrs
Why he Can't OF Along Lus Other
rellers will uss . Personally OonAvse>d
x-Rayi
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~ Savoy. He was also pointing
~ out the different people who
~ere worthy Of note.
THAT" he said, pointing TO IN sdjoin.
Ing table. rs really n Of the most
Interesting men in London"
He looks like al actor" his friend
remarked.
80 he may be-" vandcrmers answered
grimly. but his 10 not the Thespian
stage. He Is q lecturer and writer on
occultism. and in his way. ! suppose, ne
Is amazingly clever"
DO you mean Bertrand Satonf" hia
friend asked. with interest.
Vandermere nodded.
You have heard the fellows name. OF
course" he said. For the last month
or so one seems to meet him every
where, and In all sorts OF society. The
Illustrated papers. and even the maya
lines, have been full OF the fellows
| photograph. Women especially seem to
regard him IS something supernatural,
Look at tho way they are hanging upon
his words now. That Is tho old Duchess
Of Ampthill on his left and the others
are all decent enough people OF q sort.
~ gather from your tone" his friend
remarked. that the young man Is not
a favorite OF yours"
He is not vandermere answered.
Il don't understand the breed, ana tnats
1 fact. Apart from that. he has hao
he COMPOUNDED im~pertdnence to make
love toto a very charming young lady
4 my acquaintance"
"He isn't particularly ~good-looking.
the friend remarked-"striking / suppose
leople would say"
He has a sort OF unwholesome way OF
attracting women" Namdermere re-
marked. Look how they all m~anoeuvre
% walk out with him"
Saton was exercising his rights a.
Ion Of the party. and leaving early.
Nhe Duchess whispered something In hi
nr. at which he only laughed. Half-a'
dozen Invitations were ghowered upon
| aim. which he accepted conditlonally.
u never accept Invitations" he said
except with a proviso. As a matter o.
act, | never Ear tell exactly when |
shall want to work. and when the feel
ng for work comes. everything else must
20. 1t Is not always that one Is IN the
right mood"
"How interesting" one Of tho womer
sighed.
Must be like writing poetry. only fai
more exciting" another murmured.
Tell me-" a girl asked him. as n.
topped over her fingers to say o
night. lis It really true. Mr.. Saton. this
II you liked you could make M d
things ever against my will-that yo,
! could put IDEAS into my head which
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HV1 It'll the approach Of the season
w Of midsummer madness and
. swan en- unusual amount OF dope"
from men who assume to be leaders in
ne snunciation OF startling statements
s~ncerning the destiny OF the race.
Ono of the latst demonstrations Of
his kind In the form Of asser-
ions by one Prof. Lionel ". Lyde ''of
london University" This new claim
Int for notorlety In the roster Of full
ninators OF alleged wisdom predicts
lhe ''vanishing' OF the white race.
whst may be his sources Of informa-
don IL not set forth. Perhaps no such
iources are necessary for such a lead
.r" IN the movement to inform the
sorld concerning weighty questions af-
Letting Its future conditions. lie puts
INTO sentences a lot of words In regard
10 ''pigments," to Climatic conditions
70 abnormal and therefore dangerous
'ays Of sunlight" to 'protoplasm under
he skin and to various other things
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Reflections of a - - -
BACHELOR GIRL
By Helen Rowland

4 :: ;: ;: +: :: !: =: : !: :: : :: !: : J: !: =: !: : =: :: =: : II: :: i: :: :: e: :: !: !: ?: :: ): ): ::
cpsnsht IL ~ tn. trssP ubhhIs Oo .ITh New v~s verdi
p Owe Is just a differing illusion nth Uhich ue
@ Gid the hard, cold facts of hfe-untI all the
p0rId seems shining .
49, Don't conclude that q man is really in love Just be.
sWW1AHp cause he has lost his heart; wit until he loses ne
Dotisp. 80 .- u ss ar
Everybody is busy toritino adrce on "How TO Hold a Husbands Love-"
,t a pues lore apparently is supposed to be held on 10Th a patent fastener
the kind that uOnt come OF.
The Average IA mdrries a COmdn because she uedrs a No. 2 shoe,
ma then is alpays shocked and surprised to discover tina. she has a No. g
Tain to match il. . 80, tr- -.
To get the ra, neus of what is actually occurring at the summer re-.
,ors Just o zee SHAH hare to uit until September, When the fun &C.
counts WH appear in the Gone to Reno columns.
Nobody feels so qualified and 81 eager to tell you all about the art OF
ndna0in0 q husband a a s1 tceekS' old bride. Later she somehow groWs
ntAcr silent and thoughtful on the subject.
The average husband can dlpays pn In a argument uHh his wfe BY
stN~o perfectly stH and keeping his mouth shut-und then going out ana
6otno a. he pIeases.
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Jake 10 listen 10 them
I came because It was the first hones'
desire which I have had since I looked
down into the water and turned away
He walked toward the door. She stood
with her finger pressing the bell. He
seemed somehow to have lost VIVA
little presence he had ever possessed
His head was bowed; he walked as one
feeling for his way In the dark. Never
oncs did he look arou d. As he stood
before the door. her lips were suddenly
parted. A great wave OF pity rose up
from among those other things In
her heart. She would Dave called out
to HIM. but her butler was already
there. The door had been opened.
She clenched her teeth. and resumed
her place upon the sofa. She heard the
front door closed, INC she found her,
self watching him through the BLIND
She saw him cross the road very much
as he had crossed the mountaineering,
stricken. She watched him until he
crossed the corner of the square. HeI
eyes were misty with tears!
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H Cue.

THE bobA suess had Ahsn Q knA1 hease
In the bnshtfsced beiibug who anNaUd
his summons % promptly.
What 10 your name, M boyf" - Inquired
'"rhry calls M Billiard Qua npltsA ~
youth.
gied Mrprs and curiosity. And Why h eAAef'
"Beaus voh 90 much bstess Nth 9 eupd
TIP" answered tbs knasha Of ~ oonidan-
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A Full Stop.
- oBERT W. CHAMBERS. tbs novelist. n

talking TO . reporter about the artistic
temperament. says the Philadelphia Ledger.
~ have little ~pstienos with the artistic tenn
permanent" Mr.. Chambcrs said. 'lts synonym
Is ssin.hne.. Mrs.. Wordsworth wss right"
Mr.. Chambers smiled.
''Ths poet worlsNorth." he r~umei. "us~d
to compose In bed at night. Nudgins hs vito
In the small hours. he would syi
Maria. get up. I've thought Of . good
word
And Mn. Wordsworth would nss sieepdly,
ugh, a candle. and write Al her husbands do
alton TOR ten or fifteen minutes.
"A couple Of hour later Wordsworth would
wake her again.
Get up, Mara Two ga Q sood word. b
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stead OF Blindly Following tho Rest OF
tho Sheep!
The Man Who DOES 10 Never .
Marionette'
II IA a Heap Easter to Sneer at tho
Other Fellop than II " to Keep POGO
WIN HtmI
Making the Best Of n doesn't mean
Adopting MAkeshifts'
During our Summer Ranblss we
came to the Sign of the Im~pcnstrabie
Skull. n there the Two Phrases
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The Top Notch
Hittsrs are Never
Content 10 Just
Keep Up their
Averaged"
without having
the LNast 40
Q~uaintanos with
the "Cross,
Cd old
Cove" We Do Ad-
miro Him for
Wearing the Kind
Of . Hat that
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The Days Good Stories

would rspsaA
"But one nAshA Mo- WordBWusA - q -
nrver TO thu nocturnal dictattsa. H1 huhsa1
swakins her with the usual "a up-I'vs 49,
"'oh, vt W sou,sifi I've thOsGAS II
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Four weeks Of o. HEN1Y sto
eiss. In The Evening World durtng
august. The fiction treat OF th,
SeAson.
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XXX.
The COURAGE OfDeSDeratiOn

~VANDERMERE had a
friend from the country. anu
was giving him supper At the
Savoy. He was also pointing
out the different people who
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CHAPTER XVIII.
(Continued.)
Spoken From the Heart,

OU are quite right" he
said. IT should not have
come. ! do not often have
impulses. II Is a mis-
take N listen IN than
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Innammabs Man makes . Mainly Heard wss: "vporsiu If.
Punk F1nshi and "Opsnin wlnsr'
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cspsnsht isii. ~ rs rrss rubu.hlns %. THE New W, 'wssd'.
= Owe Is just q 0litterin0 illusion nth uhich tc
Gid the hard, cold facts of We-until all tn
- cord seems shining.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-05
NOTICE or SPECIAL MASTER ~
CHANCERY.
10 the Bond Holders. Coupon Holders
and Holders of Preferred Claims against
the PORTLAND & BRUNSWICK
STREET RAILWAY
In no Matter ot

me :, PI,9.i,RTLAED & BRUNSWICK
| In the Matter OF
rAIGISTA TRUST COMPANY VS.
/. : : + i. Ep q BRUNSWICK STREET
Notice is hereby given that on the 8lgt
daE OF July. 1911. on petition of the
! plaintiff II Vas ordered admdgad and
! decread as follows
q III Thompson. Of Augusta, in
I the County Of Kennebee. Is hereby an
pointed Special Master in Chancerv h
determine the amount of preferred
j claims Il any. against said defendant
| corporation and amount aud ownership
! OF OUTSTANDING bonds and coupons thereof
j. All persons having any claims in the
nstuf OF taxes insurance moneys. as
easements or liens or other claims for the
/ Keeping up Of the said property, which
| constitute preferred claims against said
defendant corporation. are ordered and
directed to. prove such claims before such
4 The holders of all bonds and cou-
ponS issued by said defendant cor
poration and secured by its mort
Company are ordered and directed to fila
the same with the Special Master. &C
companied by atiidayits showing their
ownership Of the same and whether
owned by them outright or as collateral,
and If the latter, stating facts with re-
gard to them
6 In case the said Master is not salts
fed as TO the ownership of any bonds or
coupons so presented or as to the legalt
/ ~ on priority of any claims SO proven, he
! IS hereby authorized to submit the facts
| to this Court for determination
J g. &N such claims shall be so proved
and all such bonds and coupons shall b.
4 20 presented and fled within sixty days
from the date of this decree and II any
such claims are not proved or said
j bonds and coupons not filed with said
| Master within said sixty days the owners
+, or holders thereof shall be forever barred
| from presenting same or receiving any
| payment on account thereof.
z he said Master is hereby ordered
and directed 70 cause notice hereof to be
! published once week for three weeks
/ in the Brunswick Record a newspan per
published at said Brunswick in Cumher-
/ band County. and IN the Kennebec four
/ nal newspaper published At Augusta
In the County Of kennebeC aud also to
cause notice hereof to be sent to all
holders OF said bonds and coupons known
! to b, such by him or appearing from in
spection Of the records Of SAID Company
4 TO be such, stating In such notice the
substance Of this decree
g The said Master is hereby ordered
! and directed at the expiration of said
sixty days 10 report 10 this Court his
| proceedings. together with a statement
| Of the preferred claims so proved before
/ him and of the amount Of said bonds aud
coupons outstanding with the owner
shin thereof and the manner in which
they are held.
fsigned) a. NJ SPEAR,
| Justice of Supreme Judicial Court"
e. NJ THOMPSON,
gpecia1 Master in Chancery.
| Dated at Augusta, this End day OF Au-
gust. 1911. a.
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Sealed proposals win be received on OF
before August tth by the Board of Edu
cation fer covering the roof and tower OF
the Smith Grammar School building with
first quality M r. Tin Work to be COM
pleted before Sept 10th The Board Of
Education reserves the right to reject
any or all bids Address al bids to
pr. w. S. THOMPSON.
Chairman Board Of Education
Augusta. Maine.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.


10 re SOLD WITHIN 90 DAYS FOR
less Than one-half its value, tho we'll
s NV nome of the late Isaac Carr.
4 ei..l aifeet, tarmingdale a grand place
lgt a Fetlfed man, gentleman's place
or me home for a business mar. Th34
mace consists Of ? two-story bouse ar
81 slate roof wood house. work sho,.
bath rooms. steam heat, electric ifghts
Everything in fine condition Abont -
acres of land All kinds of berries and
" Williams. l9G Maine Ave. Gardner
Me. arrsd9f
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70 LET HOUSES. ROOMS, ETC.

A FIVE ROOM RENT NEAR SHOE
factory Inquire Of =. w. Stafford. II child
street aug5d3t7
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FURNISHED COTTAGE AT TOGUS
Lake. l.. Q. pulieu, Augusta, Maine.
iune2ndtl
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FIFTY ACRE FARM NEAR THREE

city markets. including one horse. one
COW. two calves. one year-old heifer,
some hay and straw Only Sl2o0. Two
story house, barn 32x4o supplied BY
spring water. Fifty acres of the best
acres in level fields. nearly free from
rocks Nearest city two miles Easy
walk to electric cars with telephone and
mail delivered. H. r. sawyer, f5o WathI
st. Augusta, Me. Tel. SAP. aug2dt
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SUMMER COTTAGES TO LEI


n FURNISHED COTTAGE AT
| rive Islands for the rest OF the season
Family without children preferred, Apply
augldtw
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II p. WAfbRON. Geul Passenger at.
MORRIS McDCNAIp 4tep- I,fsalda nj
x Genl Mgr. Portland. Ne
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T:yII1I5 dr
tllllLA.isI...l
TIME AT WHICH TRAINS Arm Ex.
PEcTED TO ARRIVE AND DEPART.
In effect June %, 1911.
EROM "a t.I,f1Ie-

FROM BANGOR.
240 A. NJ, for ct Fairfield. Caribou,
Van RGren and intermediate tations via
Medford.
100 a. NJ. for Greenviiie. IT. Kent,
Washburn, Grand Isle MadaWaska, st,
Francis, Ft. Fairfield, Caribou, Tirncstons
and intermediate stations Dining car
Bangor TO Houlton.
$50 a. NJ, for Searsport and interms-
date stations
80 p NJ. for ut Fairfield. Caribou.
Van Ruren and principal intermediates
stations via Medford Dining car Bangor
to Houlton.
AS 2 NJ, for Gieenyille. BrowaviIls
end intermediate stations.
~ / NJ for Soarsport and intermsl
ltite stations
ARRIVE BANGOR
y \. from Searsport and Interms-
ii;tt. stations
- a 81 lrum firrcnglHe. BrownyiiIs
and Intermediate sections.
2 Is = NJ. from Van Biiren. Caribou.
and principal intermediate stations. Din
ing car Houlton to Bangor.
i57 T, NJ from Srarsport and interms-
665 +. Nj, from ST Francis NADIA
waska, Grand Isle, Washburn. Fort Kent,
Ashland. Caribou, TT. Fairfield Green
Vile and Intermediate stations. Dining
car Houlton TO Bangor.
11.59 p. NJ. from Van Buren, Caribou.
FIT Fairfield. and intermediate stations
W. NJ. BROWN. GEO. M. HOUGHTOH
Gen'l Supt. Pass'r Traffic Mgr
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HERE 1T is a NICE LITTLE HOME

with a few acres of land for someone
who wants a small farm near some GOOD
clean country village. This place con-
tainS EIGHT acr2s of land cutting hay
enough for one-ar two cows and horse
House contains four finished rooms, There
is shed hcn-hnuse and barn o6X31 all
would mako an ideal it'll. horne for some
elderly couple Price only sea, one-haff
dawn Apply te pdlin = 0tlln. 93 Nam
st, MatetNllIe. Name aug5a2t
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FINE RESIDENCE IN GARDINER.
The r. .. Whitney house, cGTnFr High
land Ave and rutumn SITS. Two story
bouse Win modern conveuiences. good
table and large lot. For the low figure
on this property and terms Amply Up y, 10; =.
X Sawyer Augusta. Tel @54-S; -; -,
Andrews, Gardiner. l'S lou =
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20 AcRF GARDEN TRUCK AND

70 NINt GAR DIN MUM ny y
poultry farm only $500 This desirable
property is located near several good
markets on one Of the best state roads
IN Maine Near neighpors. easy drive to
steam and electric cars. telephone mani
delivered electric lights II desired. Cot
tage house with six rooms, barn @2X36
aud large poultry house. Twenty acres
about equally divided, level fields, loamy
Pure water supply at sink. This estata
must be settled At once at the low figure
of only $500 Apply to H. =. SAWYER 3Sa
Water ST. Augusta, Me, Tel. Bill p.
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: monrY IS ALL THAT'S

NJ MONEY rs ALL THAT'S
needed To make your business
venture '.go,o a little campaign OF
classified advertising on the
Journals Want Page viii intro
duce you to someone WHO has the
money, and who is as anxious to
uaazee II usefal assyou CT VIC be TO
1870 yQvS plan materially '
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E00TN9AY and The ISLANDS.
effective May t2. 1911.
STEAMER ISLANDER.
CAPTAIN ROBERT z. WEsrmAn

Leaves Augusta every day nj 7OS A. NJ:
dalloWell ton stgnaD i15, aatdiuer ia;
South Gardiner ton signaD 80: Cedar
Grove 05. Rlchuond Is; Bath city
Landing Wharf nG; connecting at Bath
with the t.. r. a. y Electric r. r. for
$ew Meadows Inn, herrymcntug Psrk.
8runsN ick Lisbon Fails aud Lewiston.
Arrives It Boothhay Uarhar about li.ss
A. NJ Rot leaves Boothhay Harber eY-
cry day AZ 20 =. NJ Bath Ii. connect
inE nj Bath with the afternoon train for
Portland aud Boston. Richmond Is
stops at Cedar Grove and So Gardiner
on signal. Gardiner 10. HalloweIl tou
ngeaD; arrives at Augusta about 9
O'Clock +. Nj.
Agents;
81. q. BoWplTCH. A1gnsta. Tel. in q,
II. G. TURNER. tiflleHeil.
W. J. TpZfER, Gardi9cr. Jei. lHs
Connections at EeathhaY HsEbor daily
except sunday for .,Wiscasset and Mon
hogan. Connections Mt Augusta upon mr.
rival Of the steamer for Winthrop, Ma
tiounl Home. ToEus. and he Ns. G. r.. Il
and Electric r. x. for Wateryille. Stops
at Southport ION senaD, Capitol Island,
Squirrel Island and Ocean p's:at Subject
to delays and change without notice.
W. 3. BERRY, Manager.
maysdtf
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WANTED FEMALE HELP

AT ONCE GOOD All ROUND COOK
Apply to Granite City Cafe. Hallowell
aug5d3t
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CARDS, NOTICES, ETC.

WINFIELD s. WALpRoN, MEDIUM
Readings daily TO 9; Saturday to 5.
Tel. 334 aug5dlws
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WOMAN or GIRL TO ASSIST IN
general homework. Apply at y state ST.
Augusta. auG5dlW-
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JOURNAL WANT ADS.
BRING RESULTS.
-rnN nAE
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W9nTED MALE HELP.
SIC MoMEY MRlTLNG

BIG MONEY WRITING SONGS.
Thousands Of dollars for anyone who can
write successful words or music. past
experience unnecessary We want original
song poems with or without music Send
us your work today or write for free
particulars. II. Kirkus Dugdale Co.
Dept 436. WaEhInston . c aug5dlt.
The Holt County sentinel., 1911-01-06
BEST RATTLesNAKE REMEDY
stryehnlns 10 the Only Positive Anti.
dots fer . ela Injection Of
the Poison.

strychnine IL probably the only
positive antidote for n big Injection
OF rattlesnake toxin. q bite or rather
stroke such as q four.foot snake
would infiict on the feshy part Of
the body, as the calf or thigh For
such bite. carrying MS It does half
a teaspoonful or more Of venom deep
into the flesh. all ordinary cures are
unavailing. Hypodermically injected.
however, In sufficient quantities sure
ly to kill the patient were he not
suffering from the snake poison.
strychnine IL a certain counteractant
The greatest danger is said to be "
administering too little strycbnine. As
a matter OF fact but few even OF
skilled physicians have enough knowl
edge OF the subject to BE- able to act
with any assurance In administering
strychnine In such cases. That rat.
tlesnake poison and sirychnine are
exact opposites has been shown by
experiments In which animals dying
of strychnine NEGOTIATIONS have been
cured by injections Of the snake
venom. Popular Mechanics.