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The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
Daniels is Favorable.

Secretary Daniels has stated twice
that the New Orleans yard ought to be
reopened and that for it to remain
closed is a bad policy.
Following is Admiral Edwards re-
port:
1T is considered that the primary
and specific duty of the members of
the board is not only to point out the
existing conditions, as well as the pos
sible industrial and military develop
ment of the station, but likewise to
make definite and unqualified recon-
.mendations whereby such development
or retrenchment of the Naval Station
may be effected as will best promote
the interests of the navy and the ma
ton.
1T appears irreconcilable and incon-
gruous to assign to this Naval Station
the second largest floating dock pos
Isessed by the navy, and yet abridge
the industrial activities of the station
to an extent whereby it is not possible
to make even emergency and import
amt machinery repairs that are con-
comitant with the docking of vessels.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
Military Operations.

IF consideration is likewise to be
given by the department and the Con-
gress to the prevailing deep-seated
sentiment existing in the Mississippi
Valley region, much more extensive
military and industrial development
of the station should necessarily be
entered upon.
This naval station offers an excel
lent and incompatible opportunity for
the army and navy to cooperate along
certain important military lines.
River conditions constitute a bar to
the building of large craving dock.
Due, however, among other reasons to
the fact that the excessive varying
stages of the river at New Orleans
prevent the economical building of
craving docks and launching ways, the
establishment of a great naval station
at that port is probably prohibitive. 1t
appears advisable and important, how
ever, that the station should be i'm
mediately reopened, and that a CON-
missioned officer be assigned as COM
mandant.
1T will undoubtedly be found that
considerable expenditure will be re-
quired to place the yard in a condition
to do such work. The power plant is
not of sufficient capacity to operate all
the machinery at full load.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
Warfield's Debut.

David Warfeld's professional debut
was due to the ambition Of a poor San
Francisco man to possess a wooden
leg. Warfeld was an usher in a thea
ter whose manager promoted a benefit
performance for the legless man
Young Warfield volunteered for the &C.
casion and went on as a story teller
and imitator of actors he had studied.
His first salaried employment on the
stage was as a member Of a repertory
company at Napa. Cal. 1t lasted one
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
MINERVA EUCHRE CLUB.

The club held its first meeting at the
home of Mrs. E. Mckee in McDonogh-
vile, La, and were most cordially en-
tertained. The successful players were
Mrs. w. Bond and Mrs. NJ. Morrissey.
Mrs. Link got the consolation. Re
freshments were served.
The next meeting was at the home
OF Mrs. w. Banks. The successful
players were Miss Lea Boudreaux and
Mrs. NJ. Morrissey. Mrs. Legarde re-
ceived the consolation. Refreshments
were served and all had a fine time.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
MORE SCHOOL GROUND.

AT a meeting of the Commission
Council an ordinance was introduced
to purchase additional ground for the
Lawton negro school in Algiers The
property is to be purchased from Mrs.
F. Streuby for $500. 1t is in the square
bounded by Diana, De Armas, Adean
and Kinds Lane.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
BURGLAR.

A burglar visited the home Of Ben
Hintz in Teche street at $3.50 Wednes-
day morning. Mrs. Hintz was awak-
ened by a little noise and thinking it
was her son coming off of the road,
she called and received no answer.
The burglar, however, escaped with
very little booty. Mr.. Hintz is at Bay
Adam.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
FOR RENT.

The single seven-room cottage with
shed attached, situate No. 800 Pacific
az venue, only $500 per month. Suit
able for large family, boarding or room
ers. Apply to George Herbert, Jr., No.
2O9 Olivier street. Also Broom cot
tage No. 444 Pacific avenue, $1,000 per
month If J 81
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
FOR SALE OR RENT.

The fine residence located q, 1926
Eliza street, on three lots % ground,
house containing five rooms, with san.
itary baths, while the outbuiIdius con-
tains three fine finished rooms. Either
for sale or for rent. Apply ID 1920
Canal street. or 800 Verret street cor
further information. aug 4
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
LETTER LIST.

List Of unclaimed letters remaining
at Station A, New Orleans post office,
for week ending Aug. Z, 1913:
Women-Mrs. Jane Blanchard, Mil
dred Iris Marshall, Mrs. Jane Wright,
Mrs. Julia Woodrif.
Men-Elvie Jones, Octave Marlin,
NJ. B. Woods (3).
A. F. Leonhardt, Postmaster.
]. w. Daniels, Supt.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
LOST.

The lady who picked up thy silver
belt buckle dropped by the li.t.. girl
with blue sash, who was sf.iag in
front of her at the Memo Monday
night will please return same .1 The
box office.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
LOVE YOUR NEIGHBOR.

Courtesy-this is love in socie-
y, love in relation to etiquette.
Love doth not behave itself I'M
seemly." PoGteness ha, been de-
fined as love in tnAes. Courtesy
is said to be love in little things.
And the one secret Of politeness i,
to love. Love cannot behave itself
unseemly. Courtesy j, the love Of
your fellow man.-Henry Drum
mond.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
Point Of Oil Supply.

If the station is opened and de.
veloped with full recognition of the
expenditures involved, it is believed
that, with the establishment of an i'm
portant naval station at this point, the
people of the Mississippi Valley region
will not only become possessed of a
better knowledge and understanding
OF the high purpose and necessity Of
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
DIED..

POLLOCK.-On Monday, Aug. 4, at
II o'clock p m Emma Elizabeth Pol
lock, youngest child of Emma Smith
and Geo. Pollock, Jr., died at the age
of nineteen months. The funeral took
place at o'clock Tuesday evening
from the parents residence, 32S Sill
dell avenue.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
FOR RENT.

4 fine seven-room house, ail a.Li-
tary improvements, located at 435 Pa
cific avenue. 1t is the residence OF
Mrs. Peter Clement. For further par
ticulars apply to $50 Eliza street
aug if
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
Cruel.

H"Thought you said you were a mind
reader?"
so l am" replied the professor.
"well. why do you hesitate? Why
don't you read my mind"
"Pm searching for itr'
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
FOR RENT.

Two sides of double house for rent,
each containing two rooms and kitch-
ELL Location, 221-23 Eliza street. APP
ply Sal Bermuda street. If
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
FOR RENT.

The large building formerly oecu-
pied as a furniture store by J. c. Ma
thews, corner of Morgan, Patterson
and Lavergne streets. Apply to 449
Belleville street.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
Want Column
FOR SALE-FOR RENT.
FOR SALE.

Highly bred pedigreed coliies. Ap.
ply 4126 Baudin street, near Carroll
ton avenue. =
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07
FOR RENT.

Sunset Pleasure Club, Milneburg, La
Terms reasonable. Apply to George
Herbert, Jr., 2O9 Olivier street. If
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07

RENECKY SELLS THE FAMOUS
BUSTER BROWN SHOES FOR THE
CHILDREN.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07

hENECKY SELLS THE FAMOUS
ELK SKIN SHOES.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1913-08-07

Nothing Serious.
He-Where do Iodine?
She-Where Potassium Cbrom-ate.-
Philadelphia Press.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16
8eribnnte ga6nen.s d,Snbeitea

ieben NIT 5h)reden out Salltonslblo-
.ge, 6teden, Meben ar1o 1t11nen.Sie
lie 1iidt, llnb Miefla1to tDirb
tabe,p, ser 8ldlen'g Mrnioa Salbe ge.
.brolld,f. 5ie DerjAorert baS @eM;;
Groena nrD &oa,tatafdhlng tDeider
itbr. sic BELT nebe 2ippen, nut.
idrartpoe5 Broitbel,le1t;; beilt 8rntpb
apllnben 5dynith uln AaaetfdbAttsell::
nnpergleidIih fiji &6rnorrbotoett.
geur IS gB in Molitors 4potbefe
M(1l8eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16
nadtraglib ieinen apoblgemeintert
.@IidDun1h.


- Ole Ausiidter fir cine CUTE
9biterrrte iino uusge5eihnet. 9ie
MepfeI- uro 8flaun1enbid1aans Iinb mei-
itens Que tiibtig nit Blitbenfnoipen
bebangen. Die 8a,1mgarttrer baben
fleiBig 8e1teuungen geiarnutelt, nro
inuter nod @un6er bon Der @iltper<
5ings NnrierD Nadbeftella1tgen gu
modJen-boben, 10 mare es Der 5irrro
ebr a1genebm, me,1u iolde alSba6
.eitgeianot uiir6oen. M1e oieienigetL
Dbitbdnme, &eben, 3ierilttrdn-
der nno oergIei4en @fIanaen baben5
moi;dttter, liino eriudt, fib oieferbah.
gu 1pe1toen an @%ilmerbins's @arifrb,
Treeport, Meinn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16

Mder 6orm i'm meltliidhen M~orohdfotn,
$4,000 merh, mii1iM nlf oieean
8ege sic 8~etnrntfdnht einer oealtfdt
IffatboIifden Game 1Mittbft Hiiber a sSdbr
|nlt 5peds baloiger &eirntb. NbotD-
graphic i'm eriten 8riefe eapinfdt.
Bernroge,1 Mebe11iade. Stpenaik
@erfdapegenbeit. sdpeiM oealti4
ODER engliia @riefe gu ooreffuen
an 81. sc, nRorbfern a#snbl. g. 5t.
Mins1. 7-4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16
stus Der umeeeeno.
ct .antbon1.

49, - 49, = -.
Solepb glleunerg len. u1p6 &uber1
Gretners BON 55ier iir6 nod lan9erem
9aeil,d)e beisi sgobn 1tt6 8rlaoer @n-
ton lit arawburg, q. g., 5uriidge.
febrt unS. linb bon oes CODES iiber
SOS, mas. !}td 5aielbit ibrem slug uno
6br gebotstt. - SIZE &eiBmaiierIei-
fu,ly I'M Gdioe,t ,1e6 int 8obnba1s 6es
8en. Mull1e lit 5urh Ole fleiBige
9olo SeS .Soiepb @eoel bon Mlbanp
firtig selttllt ans gibt 6ie ginridtt
ting o1erbe}te 3ufrieoenbeit. - 8is
GuSe oieer 8ode fin6et beim Ben.
@lume ein Mltftiot1sberfanf itatt. -
Gas heite 9e{erS 6es Mib. @ett per-
erbete lebte ISOLDE on einem &er5feb<
let. = Sofep5 Greuers perfaatfte elm
in 6reeporf geiegenes @rln5iitif sent
&erqna,r1 Miider fir 5000. = @ad-
]ben @onutag Mbeno s ubr tpir6 i'm
bieitgen SdAtlbauie cine l1nterbal-
tlnl1g bei @aetempiel u1rb 8asfet=ger-
tal1f CUNT 8elten Ger Stride itattfin-
sen. - SET einem Dtenitag Morgen
TT ser bieitasn Bfarrftrde bonn bodm.
Bfurrer Sou,a5in gebaltenen 8raut-
atnte murden fiirs 9eben berbun6en
SSolepb 8ogel uno SRI. @Iiie gttel.
Mit Sen 8er1pan6ten nno Sreu1tfoen
Ser M%eubeunablter miini9t 6enfelben
oltb ser uMoroitern" Slid, Sell un6
5egen aui dllen @egen.
Meire 8rpbe.
Mm Counting batte Tron Solepb
@ornbrof 5as unglud beim Sanen
ein 8ein ai breden. Sri. Soiepbi=
la Meper bsfam llib in Ridnrom 3u
einem pertoanotidnftliden 8eiu9. =
Strait @ernea1tn Meper fen. un6 Srar
Cite @aue fins BON 9aitrup in Mor<
rilom Go1rrtp, no iie bei Berlpan6ten
5u @dite marer, 5lrudgete6rt.- SUI
bert 9@r6gs,,ann iub am Meuiabrs=
fage eine Nt5aN feiner Sreunoe uno
Die bielige MuliffapeM, 6epen Mit=
gtie5 es III, Inn iih periaurme1t a1t,o
ole er9obbpu fh an einem &irib.
braten, Den lie 5dr0gmanns Sag6-
attiiimf gu beroonten battert. 6yrorf
Gierfbtiing tpuroe bon feiner @attin
nit eiine4f, muntern M96den beidenft.
M6ge es ben gltern NM s65re,,oe be-
;rreiiten! JrauIIettt 2ouiie &ad=
.1u1nt tta6 mebrere 8o6en
Iargem Nertpeaen bi Mnber-
tpanoten IL 6reeport mieoer its elter-
Hide &dus 5uridgetebrt. - ST. ser.
@amitog boz abt Sagen 8ebaItenen
Subresmram1nlitttg ser Meire @rope
Cooperative greasnerD Aiioeiation.
puroen oue 8eamter nit Ausnabnre
beg Sen. SAmieiiiirg, 6er lem &eim
nod 8luffton, Minr., ber1eget1 miro,
tpieoer ertpdibbft;; an ieiner Stele spllr-.
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Gdafe.

5riiblings-2dmrter:: CUTE bg pri-
ma $50 Bis $40; m~ittelmdBige Big
quite 600 Biz 80; getn0bnIidbe Bis
m~ittelandbige, 4.25 Biz $50; 31iibr-
hinge $50 Big 700; Sdafe, CUTE Biz
bette, 3.75 big Its; mitteIImdiaBbNlges ITS
quite, 800 Biz 3.75; &ammel, 3.75
Big 5.25. 8iodfe $50 Big 3.25.
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8ar3eQppf.Qa

gu nerfoufen. @roBe 36x26 ohio
Int tornH. Neraeidatet ole &o,,pk
iftdbte, ole llebereirdlnfte, 8aten,
Safeln nit ~3orenStleu
anufleute, 6arrper, Sseoernsann a.
brn1,dn lie. Qerut oag 5pitem niIo
ipnrt zen Breig ser .@arte 3artb
.periar0t bon Garmproonfteu 0oer"
@oarer. 5didt $1.0O uno Qnrie miD
3rgeihidt.
2ie @ap snpplb Gou,paah
ST. MorbtDeern 8ont Bib, 3
&. MirnteapoIn MINI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1913-01-16
gbamberlains 8mfennittd.

Gbamberlains &nfenmittel.
Dieies MittI 5ot nid5tg Mber ih
fir Suitetl ur6 %rf6ltln1get1. 81 lit
o11genebm gu a1ebme11. gs eptbdf
feir Opium ooer nrpoeres Narfofi-
Idle. gs beilt intn,er. gu tallfen
Bel ollen $i6i16oIIern. M1tseige.
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S && Rs1N&kaSnk tI5s.6@AsS$
40 for,snasn mra;ss as .:- r....S
~ ~ ,s.ana'ae s.ls ~ = - -.
oes ofeg plp INu '' pl ln.po
5naa' 9 W'altpteD.
Nia1t1tiere, 500 big 1850 8fueo
1dtper, ga4tesbls prfrla 500 bs7sO0
m1f1elnaBtge Big cute 5.25 big 6:OO;;s
gapobnl1d1e bis mittelnuaBige, 4.75l
o1s o:2o. - 3ldt1ttere, 600 Big 500.
Ytino ldtper, quite big primo, 5.75
p.s 6.5O; m1tteln1aBige big quit, 4,75
gso:1o;; gefpoD1l1de big m1tteln1dbi-
40 b1s 4.75: Sdbrlinse, CUTE
o1s pffl1ta oor 5.5O BIG 6.25; mittel-
Ha a1gt Dls quite 100 pc BIO
pog114rd|e bns mitteln1abiges 3.75 BE-
A.oo:- alDe at'1o 9e1ters, gsite Dis
pla'la, 20 Ds 90; m~tttelrrabise
plss9ll 80 DIS 4.75; Blllle1, 4.25
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Sc so. S&mieiing ertndblt. spa1t Be
rid)t oes 8etriebsleiterS nllroen les<
tpa esnhr iiiihpr !S60OO0 nns 1T 800.
South Bend, Ind, U. s. a.

1e so. 59mteiing ertpdblt. 2uut 8e.
.Iridt oes 8etriebsleiterS mur0en lebs'
tes Sabr Iber $4,000, 1as 1T 800.
1000 mebr ols INT borbergebemoen
Sabren, an oie &l1roen uusbe5abt,
ST. 8ileD smitb bon Melroie EN-.
pfiebH gl1h. einen meiden 5~eoeroabbn.
itoder nod 0em eiief, gum @ntfer.
men BON Speilen 8piid)en 6en 3abner
gu gebrau6er, a1m SSduluiB gu berbu.
ten. 5auIriB eroeugt 8abnidmer5e1,
un6 mentr io1de berbitet miro, ent-
itebt audi fem 3abnmeb.
Gm1f Centre.
3mansig Gamoi0aten bon bier nur-
6en 5omtag in Melroie in ben 0crt
beitehen6en Columbus Mttterperein
nufgenommen. - 8. MDoH, @ater
lItoes S. S. Mpott, melder felt 8eibs
nadten an einem 2ungenfieber lht,
fat sic &riiis ii~beritar0en, a1n1 feline
pone @eneinttg miro nltrmebr eine
l5roge Scr 8eit fem. Sos @oaren-
bnus ser Seller manufacturing So.
|oient iebt sen 5HlittidmblGufern gum
@ergniigungsorte. Sci ser groffnung
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lieferte Elm aus
100 Maum deficiencies 9rbeiter Die
Whiif.
MelrpIe.
Sn ser am 5o11ntag Madymittng
in ser ct. 8onifa5iust5 dulbaMe ge=
baltenen @%eriammI111g 6es bier be-
5tebenoen Columbus : &itttterbereins
mmrben l1arter Sen iibliiden Gereno-
nien 55 1reue Mitglie6er al1fgenom=
men. 8eim 8dnfeH sos aben6s iftatt-
fan6, bielten bodm. 9r. SEQ Sons
BON ct. Glouo, uro bodm. Serr Gent
mer bon 6o10ingfpr6, ser 11admit=
tags 6em @ereine einperleim tpor6en
mar, Mnfpraden. MuBer 1iefen maz
rem beim 8anfetf nod a11tpeien@ sic
|bodm. @erren S9euer bon Melrole,
|&innenfamp bon 5n1f Centre uno
Mep bon Melroie. gs btelten oes
1peiteren nod Mnipraden MnanaH
sos. g.: &imA, Ger iih aIS @m1pt<
'beamter 6es gereins in ct. gInl6
BET ser Mufnabme betbeilte, un6
8rof. g. 6. Safer Don ct. CLOUD,
ser audi ourh @Iabierbortrdige aurgr-
|bsiter11ng ser B~eriam1nluttg meientlib
Ebeitrlg. Sasnmilie Sobn Soi6m
trat Montag Ole @eiie nod Galifor-
nien an, hoo bieielbe 6en- @eit bes
[8inters perbri1tgen. miro. - Ma6
3pei @oden latrgem gei16e lei Der
Semitic Nbil. @o1b lit 6eren 9beim,
Carl 5deGer, Scr Dor eirtem Sabre
aus 6eun 8opernlar6e bier eintraf,
nod ieinem SENT IN @aoerta 8uriiidf-
gefebrt. - SAM. IS. @nl5, ser m
fir cine ISOLDE bier beiudspeiie n1f-
=: ri. "a m;44o Io4,4or moAo s,,nh al.
y,e.I g'as 49, s ya,n tn
''e''l - ele'a - ~ a..n o oa.a 60.
oe.. ..atu ..te y .su.s y e. Sas.
f&odaeit hires 8rl,oers @all beis
mohntp = Clemens g6eIbrod 1T
|sonnton nod 9epereio1,. Sasff. Ga.
nnhn nbnereiiit. mo or Fir sen Meit
hps m;ntera Mn5teDatton soea1r0er hot
-sssos Moimnn11 meIder n1ehrere
mohetr bel @ertpo1roter1 ii g,11eug-
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sdmeine.

3ie folgen6e Isabelle 3eiet ods
Dmrdidnittsgetpidt ben Dnrdb-
.ihnittspreis uno ben bodften ui,b
n~ie6riqipn felt Sem 6. sSsanuar.
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fRAkxsaN n G6er sfret unfer aIerbeisS B6artnIanba
SNNSs@11EkSDl t1r @1ybet SIR tDtlenS Ejsii.
iGQliren areliroen pm s~lttierer 4anber6ifnr.tg5S n
stprstbet ,tl14 ,lt19 Sbaearb eiaeit g~srinae1 1ietsfE er.
ltuetfe12s @eaeLS@d9erent abreHttt 8. q E[arts
s3an6, Gora'r Sire BAL. s@errp& Golf 8. M.gD:Gor
SAA7 ltue Dat Sg[a.
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81 Glonb glarftbsrid,t.

Wei5en SO. Mortgern So
Weioen go. Mortbern 81
.9eiaea go. 9 Norf1ern g.
MebfJ beiteg 8atelt 2 s.
Meh Straight = So
Ntebl mn 2 15i
&oggen /. J. ST.
Softer 28.
4orn. y 40.
'@erite.. 8. \. I. .35-45
.@leie, per 100 8ffuro. Is 20.
sborB per too 8ffanb. !. ~ 20
@emqblenes &orn s. i is
@emablenes Sutter. - %.
Spel.. ... oV
Butter: !. &. y. ..3O-3333
8obnen, @uidel.. Z. ~ Is
&ibner, 8fun6. Z. Is.
&~artoffeln, 8uideI, nere. $50
3SdpDeiine auf SUB a. ). ..6M-7
Sdtpeire auf SUB .61l-6A'
Site auf SUB. Sgt
80 ~ ~ 80 -
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.,|0!||a1QlrkthKri1ld.

gen 3ufubr bon 8ieb I'll oan Union
8ie9bofen ~ slo-9t. PAUL:
8iuobieb ..=. !, !. !. 800
&1Iber. .400.
s5dppeire . .4100
.5Gafe q. 500
8uiamnen 100 @agenlaoureet1. I
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l#aI5E4EEaEN
8ortbd MonbIo9, Godter SeIena
uno Coin 5DIpeter bon &earp, g.
81, fins nab ldngerem Beiudfbte bel
5bieiigm @ertpnn6ten nnb Greltpoe1
ssanitag beimgefebr. Death. &tbl,
#tpeIder ernitIiH erfranft mot, befit-
set iid alaf 6em 8ege Der 8eiierl1tg.
- Mud ntebfere Gage langem Be
Jude Eel @ertponbter III Seem Him
LIT Ole gntht0es 81. Is. g. @oag.
ESpndtog niieooer bier eingetroffen.
[Dien1tag Nfeoreerr per9angener @od,e
pnrben Bel eine111 bonn bodm. 8farrer
u. NdeiruII D.5. 9ebaltettert
|grauton1te ebeIih pepbutloen gaH
|MoISH lln6 Sn. 6ronoes 5ddfer.
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HIGHWAY BRIDGES.

Sealed proposals will be received at the
Office of the state Highway Commission,
Augusta Me. until Hoo A. M Sept To-
1913, for furnishing all material and
building both the sub-structureS and SUI
per-structures of two highway bridges
One at Old Town in Penobscot county
3S7 feet in length. on which proposals
will be received for steel bridge on
concrete masonry, and also for an all
concrete bridge.
And one at .lackman in Somerset eoun-
ty 90 feet i'm length, on which proposals
will be received for steel bridge on
concrete masonry.
In each case, except that for the all
concrete bridge, proposals will be receiv-
ed separately for the sub-Structures and
the super structures.
Each proposal must be accompanied by
a certified check for ten per cent of the
State Highway Commission, as a guaran-
tee that the bidder. if awarded the con-
tract will furnish the required bond and
execute the contract within ten DAYS of
the time of The award.
An approved indemnity bond for one
half the amount of the contract will be
required for the faithful performance of
the work.
Plans and specifications may be obtain
ed by applying to Paul ID. Sargent, Oh
Engr of Highway Commission, Augusta
Me.
Parties calling for plans and specIfica-
tions must state definitely what part of
the work they wish to cover and enclose
one dollar for each set called for
The right is reserved to reject any or
all proposals.
state Highway Department, August %,
1913. aug25deod4e
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NOTICE TO CoNTRaCTC rs.
Club House For Watervii'e Ciks.

Sealed Proposals will be received until
Monday, Sept |, 1918, at o'clock p. NJ,
Tor the general construction of new
brick Club house for Il. +. Q. Eiks to be
located in Waterville. Maine. Plans and
Specifications may be consulted at the
office of Miller & Mayo. Architects, FL
deity Bldg. Portland, Maine; also at
the Elks Club Silver St, Watervil'e.
Me. Contractors who desire plans for
paying the cost of printing. Proposals
should be delivered at the office or the
Architects. Addressed to ii. b. Holland
The right is reserved to reject any or all
of the proposals aug1SdSt
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BIG FARM AT A BIG TRADE.

Farm, 20d acres % miles from depot. 90
acres in nice large fields cutting 80 tons
of hay. the rest in wood and pasture.
spring watered pasture for % head. esti-
mated over 1000 cords of wood. big lot of
growing pine. so thrifty young apple
trees, abundance of grapes. cherries.
plums pears. etc. story and half house
of Il rooms, barn 42x66. tie up II head
new stable 30xS4. Horse hay fork and
good cellars under both barns, large hen
house. tool shed and garage, buildings
all in good repair. Water i'm house and
barn. Sickness and accident eompels the
owner to SELL and with the farm he Will
include all the crops, nice pair of horses,
harnesses and wagons and full equip
ment of farming tools. This place Is we'll
located. good view. elegant maple shade.
The owner will exchange this place for Il
smaller place or house in the city. For
price on this place and another place of
II acres cutting Il tons of hay, story and
half house of eight rooms, hard wood
floors and electric lights. only a mile
from Augusta, inquire of AMOS II. HIG-
GINS, - Cony ST, Augusta, Maine.
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Boothbay and Islands
Steamer islander.
CAPTAIN EIIra Dunion.

T.; Hallowell. on signal, lis: 0erdineS
I40, south Gardiner, on signal, 7G07
Cedar Grove SOS; Richmond. Sc; Bath
ing at Bath with the Electric RailroSl
for New Meadows Inn, Brunswick, IN
BON Falls and Lewiston. Arrives n
Boothbay Harbor about 11.3e A. II.
Returning leaves Boothbay Harhan
svery day at 1.30 p. NJ; Bath Sic: Rich-
mond 4.15; stops at Cedar Grove ~
south Gardiner on signal Gardiner Iii
halloween on signal; arriving ut AuguaA9
about . o'clock p NJ
Stops Southport, Capitol Island, Hoair.
rel Island and Ocean Point
WALTER u. nANDORN, T9easvpGn
Augusta, Ne.
James J. Orrick. Agent. Augusta.
W. L. Toxier. Agent, Gardiner.
W B. BERRY, Prestdent and Manages.
Gardner. Ne. aprSS1S6
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a JOURNAL WANT Al. wilt
serve you In your work hunt,
serve you In a business-like way,
placing your quest before the
men who would like to have you
on their pay roll. Many of the
efficient people in this town Hnd
their better Jobs through the
want ads.
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RUBBER STAMPS, ETC.

15c. to 25c. per line from new type faces
All work guaranteed. Everything in
Stamps anu Stencils inks and Pads in
stock or to order r. a. p Stamp Co.
IS Capit0l St. AUGUSTA. Maine. ilv1dtf
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MODERN HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS

and bath, cemented cellar. new furnace,
electric lights. hardwood floors through
out. Reasonable price. G. f. Armstrong.
II High ST. Tel aoa-R. aug.9d3t-