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with e stEaHES thrill Rowland bent
over the battery, his eyes turned to
the mass OF rock looming sullen and
black half mile away, as If bidding
defiance in the face of impending fate
TremblingIy his finger pressed on the
little white knob. and a silence like
that OF death fell on those who watch
ed. One nute-two-three-five pass
ed, while in the bowels of the noun
tain the fuse was sizzling to its end
Then there came pun. something like
a cloud Of dust rising skyward, but
without sound. and before its upward
belching had ceased tongue of flame
spurted out OF Its crest, and after that,
perhaps two seconds later. came the
explosion. There was n rumbling and
n jRrriug, as II the earth were con-
vulsed under foot. Volumes OF dense
black smoke shot upward, shutting the
mountain in an impenetrable pail OF
gloom. and I'm an instant these rolling,
twisting volumes OF black smoke be
came lurid. and an explosion like that
OF thousand great guns rent the air.
As fast as the eye could follow sheets
OF hame shot ont OF the sea OF smoke,
climbing higher and higher in light
ming flashes until the lurid tongues
licked the mir II quarter of mile above
the startled Wilderness. Explosion fol-
lowed explosion. some of them coming
in hollow, reverberntinE booms. others
sounding as II In midair. The heav-
ems were filled with hurtling rocks;
solid masses of granite ten feet square
were thrown hundred feet away:
rocks weighing a ton were hurled still
farther, as If they were no more than
chunks that would have crashed from
the roof to the basement OF sky
scraper dropped third and nearly
half a mile away. For three minutes
the frightful convulsions continued.
Then the lurId lights died out Of the
pail OF smoke. and the pail itself be-
gan TO settle. Rowland felt grip on
his arm. Dumbly he turned and look
ed into the white. staring face OF the
superintendent His enra tinGled. ev-
cry dber IA him seemed unstrnng
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MALTREATED.
Are Boy and Girl at Elkins
and an Arrest is
Made.

BLKINs, July 11.-Floyd Helmick,
aged So years. has been placed in jail
lat Parsons. charged with criminally
assaulting the eIoven-year-oid daugh-
ter of his employer, William corbin,
a painter of Jenningston, Tucker
county, lumber town.
Helmick, it is claimed, laid in wait
for the little girl at spring from
which she carried water for family
use, and beat her into insensibility to
suppress her cries. Her tweIve-year
old brother who started to inform
his parents. was beaten almost to
death. Today. it is stated, he will
die. neighbor woman attracted by
the connection, frightened Helmick
away by her screams. The little girl
is in precarious condition. Feeling
ran high and HeImick would have
been lynched had he not escaped to
Hendricks, at which point he was
arrested.
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APPEAL
Is Taken in Noted Case in
Mason's Court TO the
Supreme Court,

MoRG.ANTowN, July 11.-In the
circuit court Judge LIasOn has dis
missed the bill of the plaintiff in the
case Of Thomas F. Lazelle's heirs vs..
J. T. Keenan,, ct al. In 1884 Lazelle
made deed for his property along
the Monongahela river to the Keen
ans. At that time and long thereafter
the property was considered of little
value, and the heirs made no fight
after the testator's death. but now
that the coal, oil and gas development
has added greatly to the value of the
land the contest has developed.
The LazeIle heirs, 1t is stated, will
appeal to the state supreme court.
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THE HOUR OF DEATH.
m RED, uuwinking eye staring
IA at him fixediy from out of
SZS=S7s impeuetrable gloom. an ogre
SS$SSJ ish. cleaning thing that
brought life back into him with
thrill of horror. was HowIand's FIRST
vision OF returning consciousness. 1t
was dead in front OF him. on level
with his face-a ball OF yellow fire
that seemed to burn into his very
soul ae tried to cry out, but no
sound foil from his lips. He strove
to move, to fight himself away, but
there was no power OF movement in
his limbs. The eye grew larger. He
saw that 1t was so bright 1t cast a
halo, md the halo widened before
his own staring eyes until the dense
gloom about 1t seemed to he melting
away. Then he knew. 1t was n Ian
tern in front of him. not more than
ten feet away. Consciousness flooded
him, and he made another effort to cry
out. to free his arms from IN invlsi-
BILE clutch that held him powerless.
At first he thought this was the clutch
of human hands. Then as the lantern
light revealed more clearly the things
about him and the outlines Of his own
figure he saw that it was rope, and
out because of something tight and
Suffocating about his mouth.
The truth came to him swiftly. he
had come up to the coyote on sledEe
Some one had struck him. He re-
membered TINT men had half dragged
him over the rocks. and these men
had bound and gagged him and left
him here with the lantern staring him
in the face But where was he? he
shifted his eyes, straining to pene-
trate the gloom. Ahead OF him just
beyond the light there was a black
wall He could not move his head,
but he saw where that same wall
closed in on the left. He turned his
gaze upward. and It ended with thnt
same imprisoning barrier Of rock.
Then he looked down. and the cry Of
horror that rose In his throat died in
muffled gronn. The light fell dlmly
on suck two of them-three-a
tightly packed wall OF them.
ae knew now what had Unopened.
We was imprisoned p the coyote, and
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men in the chamber. where he found
the dynamite on top of the powder in
stead OF under it,
IAN rlght"' called back Rowland.
starting up among the rocks. Hardly
had be taken dozen steps when a
dark object shot out behind him and
fell with crushing force ON his head.
With a groaninE cry he fell forward
on his face. For few moments he
was conscious of voices about him.
He knew that he was being lifted in
the arms OF men and that after a
time they were carrying rim so that
his feet dragged on the ground. After
TINT he seemed to be sinking down
he lost all sense
of existence in u chaos OF tnky black
ness.
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I'll ~ snii Tint
hard t1x & lsfriil
The cold swea Stood siut III Beads "
hftI f1cs Riisten ing IIist latltetIl ssiStyrs
Feoni between bls fe4 thih. 4VhIti-
GliostIy IIne ran ont until Il losr itselt
"a the binckness under the lti1tefn. Il
was the fuse leading 70 the box OF dy
Mantle on which be was sliding
lfadIy be struETsled AZ the thonE
that bound him until he sank exhaust
ed against the row OF powder sacks az
his back Like words OF IRE the last
warning OF Meleesg burned in his
brain. .sYou nrsf go tomorrow -tomoF-
rOvs-or they Will KIN y6ls.-s And This
was the way in which he was. 10 die
There famed before ms eyes the terri
bic spectacle which he bad Witnessed a
and smoke ana thunder that had dis
rupted mountain. chaos Of with
tne, twisting fury, ana in that moment
his henrt seemed to cease its beating.
He closed his eyes and tried to calm
himself Was It possible that there
lived men so 6endlsh as to ccnde=.s
him to this sort Of death2 Why had
not his enemies killed him out among
the rOckSG LhAG Wou4n nave DeeH
easier. quicker, less troublesome. Why
did they wish to torture him2 What
terrible thing had he done? Was he
mad. mad, and this aha terrible night
mare. a raving and unreal contort1on.
of things in his brain = In this hour of
death question after question raced
through his head, and he answered no
one of them. He sat still for a time,
scarcely breathing There was no
sound save the beating Of his own
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NoTIoE 30 ooNTRAcToRs.

Bids viii be received by W. Brent
Maxwell until 10 O'Clock noon on
Saturday, July Is, for the excava-
tIcns. and construction OF the con-
crete pier foundations for busI-
ness building on West Main street.
Clarksburg, w. Va.
All proposals must be submitted
IN sealed envelopes, addressed to
Edward ]. Wood, architect, Clarks-
burg. w. Va.
Plans and specifications can be
had at the Office OF the architect.
Rooms so ana 81, Lowndes build
ing.
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I
heart. Then there came another. al
most unheard at first, faint thrilling,
maddening.
| It was the beating of his watch. a
spasm of horror seized him.
| What time was + ~ =
| The coyote was to be fred at o
O'Clock 1t was when he left his
cabin. How long had he been uncon-
scious? Was 1t time now-now? Was
MucDonnlds finger already reaching
out to that little white button which
would send him into eternity
lie struggled again, gnashing furious
Iy ut the thing which covered his
mouth, tearing the flesh of his wrists
us he twisted ut the ropes which bound
him, choking himself with his efforts
to loosen the thong about his neck
Exhausted again., he sank back. pant
ing. half dead. AS he lay with closed
eyes a little OF his reason inserted it.
self. After all was he such coward
as to go mad?
Tick, tick, tickI
His watch was beating at furious
rate. Was something wrong with it?
Was it going too fast2 He tried to
count the seconds. but they raced away
from him. When he looked again his
gaze fell on the little yellow tongue of
hame in the lantern globe. 1t was not
the steady, unwinlzing eye Of few
minutes before. There was a sputter
ing weakness about it now, and as he
watched the light grew fainter and
fainter The fame was going out.
few minutes more and he would be in
darkness. At first the Significance OF
1t did not come to him. Then he
Strengthened himself with jerk that
frightened the thong about his neck un-
til it choked him. Hours must have
passed since the lantern had been plac-
ed on that rock. else the oil would not
be burned out OF 1t now.
For the first time Rowland realized
that 1t was becoming more and more
difficult for him to get breath. The
thing about his neck was tightening
slowly, inexOrablY, like n hot band of
steel, and suddenly. because of this
Tightening, he found that he had re-
covered his voice.
This rawhide is pinchlng my Ad-
ANS apple
whatever had been about his mouth
had slipped down. and his words sound
ed hollow and choking In the rock
bound chamber. He tried to raise his
voice in shout. though he knew how
futile his loudeSt shr1eks would be.
The effort choked him more. His suf-
fering was becoming excruciating.
Sharp pains darted like redhot needles
through his limbs. his back tortured
him. and his head ached as thought
knife had cleft the base of his skull.
The strength OF his limbs was leav-
ing him. he no longer felt any sersa-
ton in his cramped feet. He meas
ured the paralysis creeping up his legs
inch by inch. driving the sharp pains
before it, and then groan Of horror
rose to his lips.
The light had gone out.
AS If that dying or tne little yellow
fame were the signnl for his death,
there came to his ears a sharp kissing
sound: a spark leaped up into the
bInckness before his eyes. and a slow.
creeping glow came toward him over
the rock at his feet.
The hour the minute. the second.
had come, and Macdonald had press
ed the little white button that was to
scnd him into eternity. He did NOT
err out now, he knew that tbeend was
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NEW ELECTRIC LINE.

MoRGANTowN. July IA meet,
Ing OF the promoters of the Morgan
town Mount Morris Trolley Com
pany was held here, at which It was
reported that nearly all of the right
of way had been secured, and that
the balance will be had shortly. The
funds for the building Of the road, an
eight mile system, have been sub
scrihed
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DAMAGES
For Breaking Bed Arc Paid by
Foreigners in Court.

Joseph GrabowslSi and Nicholas
slpjovfk, Fin Plate foreigners. were
arrested TUESDAY morning by Con-
stable Thomas r. Searns and taken
before Justice C. II. Gordon for trial
on a charge OF maIiciously destroying
bed belonging to Nancy RosaslIi.
with whom they boarded. They paid
for the damage and the costs OF the
case, however. before the time for
the hearing and the complainant
Withdrew the charge.
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ooRONER's JURY
Is Investigating the Manner of the
Death of George skinner.

A coroner's jury is investigating
the death of George skinner, the
nan who was killed in the burning
Randolph Mine of the, Madeira-Hill-
Clark Coal Company last Friday. The
Jury, oliver Reager, Mllard ]. Bart
lett, Charles Long. E. k. Stout, John
NJ. Flanagan and Joseph James, are
investigating to see If the company
used every protection to protect the
lives OF the mon
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THAT OLD sWEErHEART {
NsOTrFS

How many men at middle age rec
ognize in their careworn, overwoTked
wives. the beautiful girls whom they
won in their youth? oyeryvorI< pro :
duces premature age and should be
avoided by using Hewitt's Easy Task
Soap for Kitchen and laundry wof1ea
II Is the original white laundfy soap
and has been giving satisfaction for
a quarter OF century. Costs i've
cents a cake, and you need its heir.
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WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILES

Have you overvorIScd your nervous aYs-
TEN ami caused trouble with your KID
neys and bladder? Have you pains In
lolns. side, back and hladder7 Have you
1labby appearance OF the face. ana un-
der the eyes? A frequent desire TO pass
urine2 II so, Williams Kidney FftlS VIII
cure you-Druggist. Price soc.
WILLIAMS MFG. CO.. Props.. cl-valnnd. Ohio
a0LD By II. +. BURKE
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sUsy MA FOR CHILDREN
Cures summer complaint.

TO the hnt-hunter, llouse-llunter-
to anyone TO whom the words .rOF
rent have timely lnterest-tIle Tel
eyram clnssifIed ads. tcndcr real SER
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BOSTON. July 11.-Thirteen were
killed, forty-uwo hurt and that the
wreck was due to the engineers talk
Ing the crossover at sixty miles an
hour when the rule limited 1t to ff-
teen miles. was the Sist of n state
ment on the wreck by railroad off,
Gals today.
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( when somebody's URGENT ESIC ED
TO SELL IL the reason tor a TeI-
cgr,lla for sale Rtl., that nal & ant a.
be Interesting T. you.
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men, one a negro. five women and
one child, all unidentified. OF 100
passengers that went down with cars,
not one escaped death or injury.
Forty-four injured are in q. hospital.
a score or more were hurt but not
severely.
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TWENTY

tcontInued trom pare p
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lRsi=l Tuesday. July II. loiL
B & B
shelf emptying
silks
ruesday. July i. lol1
.uEeill

Silks
Best 75c and s5c Foulard
silks-24 inches vide 45c
yard.
more than Fifty styles
In the lot =. greatest lot of
handsome Foulard Silks
ever emptied off shelves at
any such price-45c.
These Foulards alone will
pay your trip to Pittsburgh,
or we will send samples, pro
vided color is stated, as the
lot will soon sell at the
price.
~ inch $1.25 figured Shan
lungs, SOC.
Dollar Chameleon Pongee,
SOC. and 75c fancy and
Novelty Silks, Soc.
Great table best quality
$3.50 double width Cha
meleon Foulards, 85c.
BOGGS & BUlsL
NORTH SIDE, PITTssUReA, "a.
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CHAPTER VII.
rnE uouR oF pEATH.

THE HOUR OF DEATH.
RED. unwinking eye staring
at him 6xediy from out of
impenetrable gloom, an ogre
ish. cleaning thing that
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-01
wlNNeRs-souAREsT DEAL EVER

offered through agents. New Quten
Broom SOC. soils itself repeats, eXclu-
sive. Permanent. Corn brooms doomed.
Investigate. Warren Brush Co, Cincin-
natl Ohio. aprldit'
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.lIU&25r 25r ;
q. = Railroad

G1k08& ADA&k9ouoe4b
TIME AT WHICH TRAINS ARE *
PECTED TO ARRIVE AND DEPART.
In effect November q. 1s1e.
FROM BANGOR
SEQ A NJ for Caribou, Won Buren,
Fort Fairtisd and intermediate stations
los A NJ. for Greenville. St. Francia
Ft- Kent. Washburn. Grand Isle. MadAr
waska. Caribou FIT. Fairfield and inter.
mediate stations. Dining car Bangor u
Milinocket.
s.a5 4. ~. for s.arsport ana intsrne
diate stations.
$50 P. NJ. for Caribou, Van Buren. ~
Fairfield and principal intermediate sta
tions via Medford. Change at No. Ne
Jet. for Stockton and Searsport.
$50 p. NJ, for Greenville. Brewnvills
and intermediate stations.
ARRIVE BANGOR.
10 p. NJ. from Searsport and iatsrms
date stations.
$50. \. NJ. from Grsenvills. Brownvtlls
2l0 P. NJ. from Van Buren,. Caribou
and principal intermediate statisn1
Dining car Millinocket to Bangor.
BIS p NJ, from Searsport and intermo.
diate stations. Change to Maine Central
train at No. Me. Jet.
$50 P. NJ, from Madawaska. GranS
Isle. Washburn, ST. Francis. Ashland
Caribou, FIT. Fairfield. Greenville and In
termedfate stations.
nG5 p. NJ. from Van Buren,. Caribou
Ft Fairfield. and intermediate station's
w NJ BROWN. GEO NJ. HOUGHTON
GonI Supt Pass'r Traffic MRr
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PIGS SIX WEEKS OLD, TWO

ALL ROUND. HORSE, SOUND AND
kind. Price $S5. Ernest Nickerson. So.
Manchester, Me. p. o. address Gardiner.
Me-. r. r. D. 15 mch29d3tt
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MAN AND HIS WIFE WANTED -

MILK, BUTTER AND EGG Gus
| toners; nice Jersey Millt delivered cvcrE
morning ut six cents PEI quart, Tia" cool
old -fa Situned measure delivered III bottles
or can tu suit customers. Drop me 1t
| postal and | will call Address l.. T.,
| Box 43 y, iIaIlowCi, Nc, K. f. u. =
mch.u1.t 3
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CT NEW YORK eA
pf. via Qfs
Maine Steamship Go,

I Steamers leave Franklin Wharf, Port
land, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 6 p. ~. Nov 18th, 1910. to April
30th, 1911
Fare one way "a. round trip 81. Ex-
| press service for freight of all kinds
| freight rates include marine insurance
All ships equipped with United wireless
Telegraph System.
Descritive folder free on application t.
Fl. A. Clay. Agent, Franklin Wharf,
Portland. Me. Tel. go dtJ
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FOR SALs-REAL ESTATE.
TO LET.

New modern house of rooms and bath,
steam heat, electric lights, hardwood
f""rs' open lr". large refrigerator
n"rrhes, handsomely furnished or will be
let unfurnishcd
l. double House, furnace, hardwood
floors. electric lights Z rooms and bath,
hcarly new and eutirely modern.
Lower fiat Of rooms and flush closet
"prn fires, sunny location.
Small upstairs tenement of rooms, and
flush closet
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MAN AND WIFE ON SMALL
MAN WANTED TO LEARN THE
MAN AND WIFE AT ONCE. MAN

must be good gardener and understand
poultry. Woman to cook for summer
boarders, must be a cook with expert
ence. Years position IL O. X. Good home
for the right people. Answer, stating
age, reference and salary eXpecteda Sill
yer Beach Inn, Manchester. Maine.
mchSdtf
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STEAMER, FOUR PAS
SECOND HAND FIVE PASSENGER
30 eT. CABIN LAUNCH, 1s H. p, g

cylinder Rochester engine. Easily makes
- miles. Two tanks for gasoline. one in
bow and one stern, both connected with
engine bow tank copper ana stern gal
vanized iron. The engine starts on the
Button This yacht is finished in cherry
and is nearly new, having run less than
two seasons. The steering wheel is beau
tifully inlaid. Cabin furnished with lava
tory, yacht toilet and ice chest uphol-
s;ery of imitation leather. and has four
large drop window sashes on each side.
Cockpit and standing rooms provided
with csInyas awnings an side curtains.
This boat is most convenient and COM
modions is a good sea-boat and will be
sold at a gceat bargain. +. +. Newbert
4 gencv, Augusta. mch1Sdtf
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ONE TOP BUGGY NEARLY NEW

Concord wagon. sleigh aud Two light
driving harnesses. - CVhy stree
rach2ldlwb*
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BROWN
r. /. RED EGGS FCR HATCH,NC

from pen of 4 birds. Record for I,rc .
Ian aud Feb. "a: eggs t2 for 5lc 81
per 100 Grant Kinds. Oakland, Nj, K.
f.. -. -. mel l5d7ts
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MlDDLE-AGED WOMAN AS HOUSE

keeper in small family. References
given. Call at No. Federal street, Au-
t,,lsta. Iuch2adiw
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WANTED AT ONCE-YOuNG LAD
ies of fine character and good education,
to enter training school for nurses,
having two years course. Knox Co.
General Hospital, Rockland, Me.
mchl3dtf
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POST CARDS. HIGH
BARGAINS I'M WALL PAPER AND
FiNE ANIL

nuarian store. open evenings ON the
next aaoY below are Dragon heaters aGd
plumbing. THIS heater l. fix" years OH
i'm Augusta. with Il record of 3heu' - ~
punbcr-that Is goinG some. iIui1dln
Bruce. s & ~ Atsenal street, Augusta.
m"h21dtf
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DIRECT CALLS AEE eEiNG RE

SAVE A SLIP IN TIE SLOP! GO
today to the c. =. York shoe slore and
get fitted to rubbers. They wont cost
NAV save a doctors bill. mchledtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. j.,

For Salc-Mare. hisr
To Let-Tcncmcnt
For SalV--Top buggy.
Wautcd--IIouscllCe epCr
For SalC-Shop md fixtures.
For SaIe-EggS fer Matching.
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ARM IN MANCHESTER. so ACRES,

large nous ana barn. spring water. near
school. ppStuitire. store, cars pass the
house. ltoN -, Man, asSter, Maine
mchand iw*
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oRPI TON S-THE kEll

strass strain Gry.tai White Orpingtons
ar" the graudcSt HiiIttN birds on record
today. entered eight hir,is at the Stat,
poultry show at Portland lnd won seven
prizes. i have one pen Iuudc up of all
prize winners at WaterviI,e ard Portland
shows. Writ for special prices on eggs
Z. Locke, 29 Gage ST. Augusta, Maine.
,DpboIJtf
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THE ANTHONY ESTATE AT n

Winthrop st Eleven room house with
modern conveniences, and spacious
grounds. Can easily be sub-divided into
first-class rentable property. or make
one of the finest private residences in Au-
gusta, location superb for either. This
estate to be settled at once are you in
terested in a good investment. For price
and terms apply to II. B. Sawyer, 333}J
Water st. Tel. S34-12, Augusta. Me
mch16dtf
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FURNISHED ROOMS WITH HOT
water heating and electric lights. use az
bath and telephone. with OF ! without
board. Mrs. W. p Allen. Hartford House.
nov26dtf
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POULTRY. EGGS. ETC "
BLACK oRplNGToN EGGS FRoI

large black hons. ST. 30 "a setting: L. I. Rcd
and Barred - mouth eggs at SIC a set
ting. good @tuyi, Tel. l5J-ll or 1879 H.
j. MerricI.. AHeusta. Ne
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-01
HOUSE az g ROOMS, PLEASANT

location. city water; price reduced If
&au Witut Il homo or an Investment look
TINS Up. ". +. Tibbctts. 90 Western Ave.
.Att@ft~ta. inCh3odiwl
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

&c. r. CHURCH HAS BOUGHT A
new morse and will resume his trucking
business; your patronage Is solicited.
Telephone 2g6-2. mch3id3tS
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p STORY COTTAGE HOUSE,

rooms. large hall. large closets, extra
nice pantry. Fine cellar. cemented bot
tom Stable, hen house. fruit pays
taxes. Apples cherries, plums, peaches.
grapes large lot, garden, elm shade,
Price low. G.. II. Freeman, 81 Middle
St, Hallowell. mchSdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-01

WANTED FOR U. S. ARMY-ABLE
bodied unmarried men between the ages
OF Is and 50, citizens OF United States, OF
good character and temperate ha bits,
who can speak. read and write the Eng
ish language For information apply to
Recruiting officer at Portland. Bangor
or Lewiston. Me. dec2ldtolune5o
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-04-01
FOR SALE--H0RSES CATTLE

MARE, KIND, WEIGHS 100, GOOD
worker; will sell at a low price. II. j.
Merrick.