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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-15
II. c. BECKER.
PAUL ACHTERHERG.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF TIMBER
L 4

There viii be Offered at public auction At
the places and times herein named ut not
less than appraised valuations about 1879.
600 acres oi timber lands with staudius
timber thereon, which Includes about L..
Oia, ,s5T, 300 feet of pine, rs estimated n
1911 and approximately lll,3OQ, 600 feet OF
hardwood located in the Choctaw Nation
southeastern oklahoma, Sales will be- held
at ldabel January o. Hugo January q, Po-
tenu January IL, Wlburton January 10. and
McAlcstcr January Il, 1914 Bids may be
submitted either in person or 10y agent with
power " attorney. IHrl and timber win
be sold together Land clnssed as ngricu.
tural land win be offered In tracts not ok
cecdng 100 Rcro8 other lands in tracts not
exceeding Gao acres and not more than
100 acres of agricultural land ror more
than one-fifth Of the total uf noii-hgricul-
tural laOds will be sold to any ono person
Terms 25 per cent cash. balance In three
annual instRllmeuts of 25 per cent each
with interest but payments may be com
pleted any time. Immediate possession Civ
en- after approval of sale Residence on
land not required Removal Of portions Of
timber permitted as paid for. rho i'm
provements On land consisting Of few
scattered houses will be appraised and sold
with land and the owners thereof REIN
burscd whore they are not successful bid
ders The right 10 waive technical defects
I'm advertisements and bids, and 10 relec,
anv mud all bids Is reserved Detailed In.
'ormotion. including descriptive lists. show
.1g quantity aud npprnisement " timber
and land IN each tract viii he furnished
without cost after October |. 1913: maps
showing location and accessibility 70 rail
roads Of each tract will be furnished at A
cost Of 90 cents each. Application for
both descriptive lists and maps shonld be
made 20 the Commissioner to the Five Civl
lived Tribes Muslogee Okln. CATO SELLS
Commissioner Of Indian AffairS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-15

SAVANNAH, Ga. NuN Bat
tered by storms ANA with her supply
Of food and fuel practically exhaust
ed, the German steamer lloheufcide,
arrived here today from llamburg
II days overdue. The last ton of
coal ON the vessel was used I'm steam
Ing up the savannah river today The
men had been living ON HAIR mtions
for days
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SALE-Completc drug store established
busiuess, on one Of the best streets in
Tulsa; this is a real drug store: nyesti-
cato Address 2S39, care World
BEST bargains in Tulsa rooming houses (;
good paying restaurant. also store rooms
for rent. Oscar Boyett, Room > over E1
change Natl Bank
FOR SALE-Hotel Ray OImulgee, Okla
Cheap rent; long lease; crowded fun See
owner or Phone 200.
FOR SALE First-class rooming house on
easy terms Furniture in sroom modern
house, close in, house for ont First class
ro1miug and boarding house. well located
Chas. II Bryan, Room 3 over Colonial
Trust. Phones III 1922.
FOR SALE Small ruommp house and res
tauraut; coso in 40 n Main.
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| AIDES $1,000 REWARD!

% suc0OHsIuI MontJ I0mpund baIoly TeIIc VeH HOme
Of the longest most obstinate abnormal cases 20
days. No harm pain or Interference with work Mall
b0i Double tron 9Th 500 B0okltl THfE, Write today
DR. s0UfHhoT0a REMEDY CO., bis Ehh ST. KANSAS clTT no.
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REAL ESTATE.


EASY TERMS for land u the Noria Platte
valley Nob Will be made 60 YOU You
can buy choico irrigated, or non irrigated.
,,', anu W G", "a ~. n'Hl t,.llohA ll 'ue tlA'e
ral ns,in,,, '"' 49, 10y '"' , ,,'rn' F'vH q, nu'
nff1. II, a, [ w." ns ,' uN ',n'I.'
o 1e toda, f,r h,U '''1 IN Vrin',uu' rlIi,a, AK ''
h,s t,r Xxx ,.lt,' ''s'a "W'u
lion aud Industrial aFcm Union Pacific r. p.
60, room 90, Union Pacific Bldg, ON hn,
Ntbi,
FARM LAND aud busIncs. pr,pert, 4, Trade
NNu 100 ncrrs good farm mad also g.
s.oP hrirh store building u county scat
MT" Nl' trade Tor good farm land near
d,ut prop,Tr ,,.rrh I,. ,,u', e' Nbir,..
n. Adti'.u 'Cat,,s, ota
lVh -AIl. New ar'w modern CALIFORNIA
bNsaluN huih, closet pantry nnl hhi,
trI, n,urr, GulJs a. bo,ss lot olnn,,
worth sgo00 uus urop,rty must be sohl
al, ln,r MIN ston xxx bEIanrr n.r rnt
Owner at io7 r lst ST. il"nsr and lot A,
ooa pgpycr
RON SALE an rrrd, .pu,ip,.s uropcrt,.
I'm r,rtrr,IlIr oln gn niir' v,st ~ r.r,
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MONEY TO L0AN-Private money. two or
three years. on improved city property;
terms to suit. c. d. Coggesnall. l2l q
Boston Phone 1856
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STRAY ED OR sIoLENEl'wo mare mules
about l4h hands high brown Address
l. Walker CatooSa, OLA
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FOUND

TAKEN UP-One ycarline colt. McLane
Dairy. l mile south Kendall College
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WAnTED- MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED Residence lot and residence
house and lot priced from 81 600 10 81 500
Address 2s3l. care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-15

SHORT-TERM money TO loan ON first-class
cbattels and real estate. Room 433 Iowa
Bldg
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For Saie--Misccnaueous.


,5,,p -g,,-,- 49,,
'uh SAIL ono ~ th't l"i pay lug an
.,r,ts iuon 'ipe,l.nh vN'.A'Na ln
bel towns IN o.laho,.a. .,r ba'lird
easily n you afo looI NIX hr sarpthing
turned quleA
lOR SALE New general stock g., mcrrluu
az" oprned At lo' si 81 sept J.
ir, NAM, 'N'H'', e'H n, Lnu '1,' go n'T uH,lN
man Must be sold aud vaut a. sru n mlA
at once
Tnp .,l-,--5. -5.-.---.....-
w. ,sA.lI.l5 ''p'Ml i'"s N,f "I" r'
picr,. rasy terms Tulsa bp,vrtcr Co,
4d ana Boston. Phone 100
ron SNIF comnl,,c ...,- .---- .rj rrI..
putc outfit candy cooker ult st,un b.t'jc
,5."o ,9" r'IPgG "o'qs t. p.' "g',"',, ,,,, ,i M
business No opposition. ID S Main sl
LARGE now cron native pg,sp. IN lb. mr
,.5s !, sgaiyd ngt crack. y g.'oh R9d.
LET ME figure with you oa your painting
and paper hanging i vii. save }uu money
.''', "a. .
POP Iol'N Guaranteed 90 pop binding
-',-,'A S-ga co, L3on'. $500 ana 'lo-
4 q. '-y l,- Lez,rlas TAILOR. " .r9.
FOR SALE Second hand sewing machine,
guaranteed to give nl faction cheap.
l'"'"' "lll1gLt ''a 200 lsl
FOR SALE Sccond haud rolI tou desk in
,nt o,"'''"". p"E'" I"'4'o'' VOC
ly- y l.l
.1, gN" p6,,, pR6An"1 HTW'', 'p II.m ya,}. H,nln
".'..' - - q ... l''.',Ds D." "le-
Co., nrn SIT iSSiiST Na,'. sl0 a ''i '"iS is
non,
sold. rented. repaired IowsM est Prices,
Bosto0 Phone 1870
ron fy,,cv-rII,rs srd ,-,,r,,r car ~
Smith & Bros Tvpev,iier q, R,,m
lF1.,, fI..-,.-I -, ..-,
y -''.--yi "-s-l s9~ ''- -l W.
POTTS sad lruas soc .lT J.. .rd
NICE SUGAR D0WI- II, ol- a. nd
ISrCCDIr rt,,1,fe
MlSIELLANEO
WANTED -pgm,ng and mo.r ,m--ng- ou
no, ,,,.,.r,oc .s.i.f G,Tf i"r,' t'uS Il"
WANTED 6-P1ocr 656cj1. 5el a,,e,io- an
Nols guaranteed salial.,'ois. Phone l4l4.
PLAIN SEWING done at home Phone black
l7oi
CIVpl \-Tf,, ,-,,,.,- ,----,-i -...-...-.-
NfANi lftN . IN MNih NAIlIthl NhA tI contract.
Phone Black 1861 or cgll VI 10 Boston
Bldg uiter p. m Reliable parties
TIC77HISL,IT GDIy -Li,.-.ii-- a. nj.
Npu MD ody attendant pL-re am
MISS POWERS public rtenogropher no.
,a, - Nv. +o@y ~
FASH lQNABLE and fancy dressmah,ng 522
lst n BldE.
ROW.. nnd nitcher 75c o17 II Ard
nOUSES tOR KENT.
FOR SALE-furnishng Tor l0.room house;
everything complete, price 5000. S4OO
,,.,--,,
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HIGHEST cash price paid for mems second.
hand clothing. los ;. Boston. Phone
8167.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-15

MONEY TO LOAN on .iarm anus wherever
located and on Tulsa improved business
and residence property Best rates. Some
private money to loan ono three years
Z. 4. Lilly, "a floor nov World Bldg,
on Iih St
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LOST

L0ST-One large liver and white POINTER
bird dog. Return to 1910 Forest Ave,
near o. L. T. car barn and receive reward,
or phone 9S2
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TO LOAN-S2o 600 in amounts to suit on
monthly payments Prompt service Percy
Collins, room 800 Palace pdg Phone 38
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-15

ROOM AND BOARD wanted by couple in
good district. state terms in replying.
Address 2s49 care World
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-15

WANTED to ReGt-5.room apartment or 6.
room house; family of three Phone 504
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-15

WANTED-ro rent or Groom modern
house; permanent. Call Pearson, Quaker
Drug Co.
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WANIMD-To rent furnished house. by re.
liable people, steady renters Address
1928, care World.
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UNFURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-One unfuruished room, 50 a
week. Water and gas furnished 42l N
Detroit Phone 32G5
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FURNITURE.

FOR SALE-rIousehold goods: golden oak
hall seat, mahogany divan and paror cabi
net, parlor stool, sfoot golden oak pedestal
dining table. five leather upholstered dining
chairs and one host chair TO match box
couch. cOmmode. couch cover lace curtains
for four rooms. Owner ct 107 /. lat 81.
FOR SALE-Furniture OF 7.room modern
house: party buying furniture can rent
house; close in Phone Red 100
FOR sALE-Furniture 4.room modern apart.
ment. Rent $40 per month. Cash or
terms. Phone pol,
FOR SALE--One Lester piano. household
,odss% goods Snes Gu,h,,o eu, dSuidn raise the
FOR sALE-IIooser Kitchen Cabinet. 2O6
;. Cheyenne. Phone 3766.
FOR sALE-sideboard eos n Denver.
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AUTOMOBILES

TOR SALE have 5-passcnger fore.door.
sloping hood Franklin automobile in per.
feet condition has been driven less than
10000 miles and looks like new; will sell
cheap for cash Address +. +. Patterson.
care Patterson & Hoffman. Oklahoma City.
WANTED-5-passenge Ford. Will exchange
good oil lease within two miles Of pro.
duction and take difference. r. J.. Stewart,
Jennings, Okla.
FOR SALE-A 4-cylinder automobile In
good shape, this week 500 Phone Red
l1O9.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-15

SPIRITUAL MEDIUM and clairvoyaut.
Room /. IS W, Sd ST. Commercial
Rooms
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LIVE STOCK

FOR sALE-One especially fine ltdy's driv-
ing mare. one practically new Moon Bros.
lady's phaetOn snl one set harness. tal
Rooms 22-29 Bynum Bldg. or phone 2557.
FOR SALE-3 -year-old mare, ttotter: can
be seen Saturday and Sunday. Phone
Blsck 1154.
FOR SALE--One team Of small mules
wagon and harness. Phone 1898.
wANTED-Mileh cows Give piice. Box
13I5.
World Wants Get Results
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BOARD AND ROOM
WANTED-Furnished Rooms

WANTED modern furnished rooms
for light housekeeping b. y. Kcllett.
Phone 1928
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-15

FOR RENT-3 unfurnished rooms upstairs
Inquire 3l7 S Lansing.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.
STORE ROOMS

LARGE. MODERN office rooms IN new World
Bldg. are now ready foI occupancy. For
particulars see Chas. f. Deut Mgr. or phone
1000.
FOR RENT large front office rooms
at 10 +. Sd ST. Apply at room 4l3,
Drew Bldg.
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PERSONAL

WANTED--2 furnished rooms for light
housekeeping close in, Phone 2493
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COMPETENT Ilelp-We are IN 3 position to
furnish you with competent aud reliable
help on short notice. City Mercantile and
39I5
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-15

FISH globes, all sizes 2l7 L. 9rd.
FANCY gas globes ljc. 2l7 F. 3rd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-15

BUTTER CHlPs. 25c per dOl. 2l7 i. 3l
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ROOMS FOR RENT.
NTVn svrnn

FOR RFNT . nicely furnished light house
hreplug rooms, close l1 corner location.
strictly modern Phone 2t34 eug s Gin
clnuau.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-15

MEN's UNION SUITS ST. 2l7 3. sd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17
OBSERVE 25th ANNIVERSARY.
New Home of Mr.. and Mrs. John r
Thompson "Warmed."

The pretty new home of Mr.. ane
Mrs. John r. Thompson, on QuimbA
street. was the scene, Thursday, both
in the afternoon and evening, of mark
ed enjoyment and good cheer, the oe-
casion being of the rature Of house,
warming and celebration of the 18th
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
sons wedding, combined.
The festivities began in the after
noon, when Mrs. Thompson entertain
ed as her guests the members of the
Augusta China Club, many of whom
were present The hours were passed
in social enjoyment. during which re-
freshments were served. and fea-
ture of the afternoon was the pre-
sentation to the hostess. by the mem-
hers of the club, of solid silver tea
spoons and a dessert spoon.
In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Thomp-
son gave an informal reception to
their friends in general the house be-
ing filled with those who came to
express their best wishes for the con-
tinued happiness of their host and
hostess in their new home, and in
eidentally to enjoy the pleasures of
the evening, and it is needless to say
that everyone had good time. Dur
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL TkIEATER.

A most select picture program is ir
view for Friday and Saturday. That
the ways of fate are strange is vividiy
shown in the reel drama THE Fata
Grotto." This photo play is wonder
fully staged and actually shows 6t
different scenes.
y Thanhouser comedy "When the
Worm Turns" A much needed les.
son is taught misery husband by
his poor tired wife.
THE Bondsmans in . reels shows q
thrilling drama of Puritan life in the
early American colonies
An absorbing crook story. The
Disguise -
The Blue and Gray" a grand re-
view of the July reunion OF the Blue
and Gray veterans, a grand picture
over a thousand feet in length.
Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Fiske in
Tess OF the D,Urhervilles, reels.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17

One of the matters which will be
taken up AT the meeting, next Monday
evening. of the city council, will be
the disposal of the Middle street
schoelhouse property. the usefulness
of which for school purposes departed
with the opening of the new school
building on Hospital street. The
Middle street school, which is one of
the older school buildings of the city,
Is situated al the cerfer Of Middle and
East Chestnut streets, and is a single
story frame building OF two rooms and
a brick basement. The area of the lot
on which the bulding stands is APP
proximately l00x20o feet, and while the
building itseT may not be of much
value the lot is desirable one There
is no doubt that the council will d.
eide 10 sell the property.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17
Attic Rink.

Tonight there will he a two-mile
race. ut the skating rink, between
Fred Summertcn of Augusta and Mr.
White Of Waterville. These two men
are very evenly matched and should
make a close and exciting race.
The afternoon sessions are conduct
ed for the benefit of beginners This
gives those who wish to learn roller
skating an excellent opportunity.
Prices. afternoon 15c., evenings, ad-
mission 1oc skates 15c. Ladies are ad-
mitted free except on nights when
there are special attractions.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17
Unusual Course
AT Unusual Price.

The Augusta Entertainment Course
will begin, next month, in City
Hall, its fifth season under the man
agement OF the entertainment COM
n1ittee OF The Penney Memorial church.
Eon. Champ Clark, speaker Of the
National Heuse, will open the course
on the evening of Nov. 20. IN OPP
portGnitY Ct a lifetime te hear this
0is, witty, eloquent aud popular lee
turor, one Of the nations most pic
turesque public naen.
ON Dee 9 comes katherine Ridge
way, premier American interpreter of
short sketches, the highest paid lady
entertainer in lyceam. great artist
| with a message.
About the first of The year Alton
| Packard, the worlds leading cartoon
ist, will entertain. After his appear
lnee in Augusta last season the jour
nal said: city Hall will not be large
enough to hold the people If this re-
markable entertainer ever returns"
In January, lYccums latest anc
greatest success, the Cathedral Choir
will be heard Eight famous men am
women solosts from leading metro
politan churches, a record bfeakinl
musical event for Augusta.
The course closes in February Wit
the Dunbar Male Quartet, Engiisl
hell ringers and frin makers. a su
perb company with an internationa
Reputation and u se&ra Of phenomena
success.
That the price is also unusual i
shown by the following, taken fron
the Chicago dif.) Lyoeum News: on
of the surprises Of the year Is that III
little city Of Augusta, way mp il
Maine, is To have this season five o
the biggest lyeeun attractions in III
country. Even more astonishing i
the fact that they VIII charge onl
$f.00 for their season tickets. For
course Of this ealiber $1.50 TO So
would be the price in almost any East
ern eitg. and al least S5.0o in tn
West"
Subscription season tickets will b
offered 10 the public al the usual tim
and places, and, as usual, no can
vassers will be employed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17
Disposition OF The
Old Railroad Bridge,

With the completion ef the new
double-track railroad bridge now be-
ing built across the Kennebec river
by the Maine Central. which Will be
brought about sometime during the
coming year, will come the abandon
ment, so far as it's use for n railroad
bridge is concerned, of the present
structure, which has been in use for
nearly 80 years Now the question
which has arisen and is the subject
of no small amount Of discussion is
what IS going to become of the bridge.
No statement has yet been made rel
ative to the disposition of the struc-
ture, and while of course there is a
possibility that it may be removed by
the railroad company for the material
there is in it, it is understood that
there is also a possibility that it may
he allowed to remain where it is, for
the use of the city, TO be fitted up for
use as n foot bridge. 1t is thought
that this could be done ut an expense
of about $300o. In order to reach the
west end of the bridge from Water
street it would be necessary to build
an approach in the way of a flight of
stairs leading from the sidewalk. but
this is understood to be an easy mat
ter. In the opinion Of some people the
opening of the bridge as a foot bridge
would prove a decided convenience for
people living along upper Bangor
street and other streets in that vicln-
ity
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17

The Augusta evening schools
opened. Tuesday evening. under rath-
er unfavorablc circumstances. so far
as the weather was concerned, but in
spite of the storm about 200 students
were present The rainy weather.
both on Tuesday and Wednesday eye
ninss. made ii very disagreeable, es-
pecially for the girls. II is expected
that with the coming week, however.
the attendance viii be increased to
300. The classes, this fall, are very
large. especially in bookkeeping,
stenography and typewriting, and the
interest manifested by those taking
the various studies is very satislac-
tory.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17

Beane & Gross have just completed
extensive improvements on the second
floor of their store, which will add a
great deal 10 the atiactiyeness of the
apartment and also TO the con-
venience in the display and handling
of goods. a well-appointed overeoat
department has been fitted up, With
carpeted floor, hansing racks, display
table, and also CHAIRS for the comfort
of customers. Their tailoring depart
ment is also on that floor, and is a
neat aud attractive reom where 4 man
can bring the ladies of his household
To aid him in selecting his wearing APP
parel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17

day evening, when a number of her
former classmates in Cony High
school apeared at the door. A party
had not been scheduled for the eve-
Mig, but Miss Aver was equal to the
occasion. She invited in the callers.
"A IN all, and they passed most de-
hshtful hour, playing games. Refresh
ments We're served, and the guests
went home declaring that they had
had very enjoyable time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17

Sometimes a mans judgment on a
particular subject is such. that when
he has spoken, it is considered that
the last word has been said. inst read
this letter from Leland Powers to Mr..
Arthur Ratchet
Nv Dear Katchel:
Iet me express to YOU the pleasure
| 7 received from your reading of The
Music Master" IT was admirably done
| Your mastery pantomime places
| the scene and movement of the play
| yividIv before the auGitor without the
slightest intrusion of personality, and
| yoar voice is one cf the most beauti-
flI have ever heard, 1t is auid and
/ responsive to the demand 81 every
emotion.
Your impersonation of Herr Ven
Barvig himself, was one OF the best
itnince have ever seen in many a
lda-. IT was rare. Its simplicity, its
idis;fnction, it's pathos and its power
lmaaa it = Mark Of noble art. And then
Iii vqs al go lovingly human and real
| The reading makes It appeal direct
llv 10 the heart. II is rich in human
gvf1oathy and StronE with an under
ist4arIing II human experience. It's grii
is universal When | hear a thing vel
idone Ike that, want everybody t,
hear It
Thanks and hearty GOOD wishes.
am, faithfully yours,
LELAND POWERS.
And this is only one Of four splen-
l4id attractions 10 be given in the
ioonrec at the Winthrop street Baptist
church, this season The tickets are
going East, and the number IS limited
| - L., mo CITY Of Tho lDnaa 4 dN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17

The majority ef the Augusta Yacht
club shippers have joined the piazza
and eiuhroom fieet until another sea
son, although several of the cruisers
and launches are still riding at their
moorings, among them the Topaz ",
the flagship of the feet. This trim
craft. however, will be stripped of her
furnishings as soon as the weather
clears, ana taken te Eath, where she
will be hauled out of the water for the
winter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17

Mrs. \. o. Troaanf, who had for a
short time past been Che guest Of Fela :
tives in Portland returned, Tharsday'
to her home in this city. Mr.. Troaaat
went. Thursday morning, to Portland
to return with her.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17

Charles Bragg has begun the eree=
ton Of a second house on Columbia
street, which when completed will be
a tNo-story structure with seven
rooms and finished in a modern man
ner throughout Mr. Rraeg will oe-
cupv one of the houses and rent the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1913-10-17

one Augusta young man has made
something of record, this fall by
gathering. in one day, seven bushels
Of red oak acorns, of which he claims
he is very fond. He does not eat the
nuts when first gathered, but stores
them away and let's them. dry until
winter, at which time he claims that
they are good eating.