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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-04

Bueno o nalo UT goSisrno
que h. sido reconocido por TO-
dos los Poderes del mundo-ex-
cepcion hecha de Ia Casa Blan-
ca-que tiene Ia sanction legal
del Foder Legislative, que con-
serva las relacioaes que esta-
bIece Ell pacto federal con vein
tici7co Estados de la Union y
cue cjerce en- forna efectiva
su aU9oridad sohCe nueve de-
cimas parties de la poblacior
total Dc IA rep4blica, IS, sin iu-
gar = 6uda, n gooie-no que
tiere la representation geGui-
IA De los destiros naciorales y
Jus encarna esa abstraction
cue Sc llama "patrie'', Ell todas
sus relaciones de orden interior
y exterior.
N1eaos autoricad tenia eL
Presidente Juzrez en 81 iustro
funes:o de! 62 al 81 que Il
que tuvo 81 Pres-.eate Eue-ta
en les iieciocho neses de 81
go5iorno, nenos reiaciones y
meaos cortactos diolomaticos
con el uiEaeo exterior y ne
nos "efectividsd sjecahva" 9
ore Ia gran nasa De ciuda5a-
2os usxioanos; y sin embargo
e! Presidents Juarsz const;tu-
ye para Ia nacion y representa-
en- Ia historic ia encarnacior
De "a "na-ionalidad" y de ia
"patr;a" eE 81 lucha de cinco
amos contra la aggression anna
da de. psqgeao Bonaparte.
I. historic que per % gene
raj s;ega2Te es amiga De il q
zon y IA justicia, Ia suba!yi-
dido q los pcliticos nezicanos
Ie aquclla s2oca en- dos diver
sas cstegc-ias, clasificando &C.
no "patriotas' = les amigos De
Juarez y Iamando por nom
bre muy diverse a los compa-
heres y smulos de Don Juan
Ne9anuceuo AImonte.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-04
SECCION EDITORIAL
Ia HISTORIA Sc REPITE

ria dice que Juarez fu@ IN pa
tricta.
z aqu; sobrcvienc exPo1ta-
neamenSe Ia "repetici6n" de-
case. Huerta reconocidc como
Presidente de Mexico por los
grandes Poderes del muado,
toler6 en- si!encio, pero con dig
nidad, "a acE;tud ~agresiva de ia
Casa Blanca; escucho cor TO-
icranc;a las ;mpectinenses ;nsi-
nuacicnes del ex-goberna6or
de Minnesota y puso c5Iedra
de bue2as formas diplom&ticas
a la CancilIe-ia de Washing
ton, Mas sarde , hasta doade
"a condescendenc;a era coznpa-
aih!e con 81 decoro, dio ezpl;-
caclcaaS eaSisEactorIaS score e
iacidsate da Tampico y s5lo
cuando Ia agresividad aneri-
cana o5o invadir e. sue!o de
Ia patia, enrrudecio IA diplo-
nacia "huertista'' para cader
q lugar q los eaaones ' sus:!es
del Ejsrcito.
Poe III concerto aaalogo la
historic dice c-e Juarez rue
IN patricia y bucno ser& pre-
gurtarlo q u historic, cuando
Sc hayan serenadc las p~asiores,
sue oo,cepto 3e merece Ell Pre-
sidcnte Ecerra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-04
LOS VELLISTkS AGEDIAN {.
VICTORIA.

H., ,,,. ,olo J..
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Gan~ - Ir.t-,.~..,- 7,S,.
I:.a r.- ..:
l1' ' Go -, '''''o'~ H'-
. -,'0r S'.,, "."r =,
w,a tl'rt @ %. 90 o-., -" p',.~% '1 -,
-. r,,. $780,
.G. I.,I ''
"a a. ,.'0' '0'''-''' q
P'1 - ,.
N-~G '-'0 - '''4 "a
=" "'~'i+" %" a'@
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C,'.i-~ P'' q S'I."o 1'
CC~niF'' q 'IEi"No
r"'"',~L' 90" 9'".'io"''S nom.
'lS1 - s'"2-'o."o 81" quarter
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-04
POLITLCA MENUDA


California, oinaioa Dur 0e 30
nora, sea usted e uh'co cohoucCo
de QUEEN 20 reclo@ ofoehes' puSS
asl Sc faclIlta mas u uhlilcacioh
de mando.
Pero como d!ceh due Ia gIoEIa
dura 10 @ue los S2el6s' poc2 Re
duro al Mar $50 2aiGI "a gloria dc
tltHiaT5e &c m'V' lr"f.0' HoaFta'
en- Jele' pueo orc ''eh moz@ y
heFoe por ahad'dor2 que guSsa
mucho de las poses loto&faii-
cas- y De as &uaP2a h.m1ra<-
segun coat SION &c Jorge Lseta'
e genera htaHco' 10 4oi'H que
d2rse a4a' '@A'o!s. IN ~'a que
despegIo so heE"o''' S2'cr.o:o
IN "an'le'l2' 4"''-9 co''S,'
que oes.1 e' "'''..12 @'@ III
auIorldau Su.'9ii" : que ~--5"
deila d /" cI31"1 ce IS Palsci''
&c cua9ta IecIoh Aa'ida y per
haneT p1e1sh'Ies" pase@Fse iran
quiiahlehIe p0f Id -'el9I.H"' @o.i-
TAnNnlpnttN IfS IaFfstl'rEE BttNTfH
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-04
(Viene de Ia lra.)

tornado disposiciones de COM
bate en- las posiciones estrate-
gicas del DistritC Federal, y Sc
teme que de IN momento a
otro Sc rompan las hostilida-
des.
Jorge Carothes, represen-
tantc del Secretario Bryan es-
"a hacienda toda clase de es-
fverz0s para evitar el chOQue.
In estos momertos c~onferen-
cia con alguEos jefes de Ia
pata en- los suburbios de IL
capital.
Estas noticias no han tenido
c0nftra,nci6n hasta Ia hcra
de trasmitir csc despacho, pc
70 nay que Greer en- SUI verci-
dad porque proceden de fuen
te villista.
FL Corresponsal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-04

la Pardo Bazan ha dicho
que la historic Sc reptile. Es es-
ta una v1lgaridad que data del
tempo de Arist5teles , que sir
Y5 postsriorme2Sc a Maquia-
yelo para intentar sus primeros
ensayos socialogicos.
Tanto mas Sc vulga-;za I'm
principle cuaoto mayer exac-
tisrd encier-a. 2o- ESQ invoca-
mos per hoca dc "a e.udita de-
ma Emilia e aHioma aristotSiico
para aplicarIo cen toda exacti-
tud = las rcpeticioaes hiss5ri-
cas- de Mexico.
Juarez nc provoco Ia inter
venc;on f-ancesa. Per ell con-
trario, procure ev!tarla hasta
donde este era compatible cen
la dignidad y el decoro nacio-
males. Ii accepts como Sc aceP-
ia IN NAL necesario y Ia COM
bati5 a conciencia de que 81
dcbiIidad era insuficieu3e PARA
realizar taErano esfueczO.
Por este concspto Il h;5io-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-04
GUERRA Z LAS AKRJCAS.

bra y qvo continu2c%, hasta ei
lin, 81 labor destrIctD.a.
Todas las mujcres maldicen
de les an">@%s que hieren L.
qucllo mas Drccio:o para elias
que Ia heiIaza: Ia juvertUd.
La edad no es Il responsa-
BE mica. Erecuentemerte las
intermediates dan a Ia piel
del semblante esas odiosas
arrugas que, materiqlmente,
son producidas por Ia desapa-
rici5n del teiido adiposo su-
6eatlHea y Dor faita IL elias
tic;dad de la epidermis.
An&logos ea5raccs causan
otras varias intermediates, cs-
psciaimente IL anemia. Hay
pieIes mas 0 menoo accesibles
d este peligro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-04

En- vista.
de qui6n es csc retrsto?
De mi esposa, cue perdi hace
tempo.
-iDe que muri6 Ia pobre Sc
No ha muerto.
-iPues entonces?
Sc NE escape con IN torero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-04

Cuando nos eScriha refirien-
dose a su suscripci6n, Olga 81
es listed suscriptor del diario o
del senanario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1914-12-04

-
ma facilidad con que Sc divide
IN melon. Tn melon tierno, de
esos de z medic. Ii primer jefe
no es, desde hace aIgO mas de
treinta diaS, primer iefe nj cosa
que Sc lie parezca, por obra Y gra-
cia de 10 bien nutrido del 0rEa,
nismo constitucionalista. D-sde
que los sencres liherta3ores es-
tamparon, con temblorosa manO,
81 sscratiSima frma en IN iienzo
tricolor hecho 'ad h5c" para cue
sirviera de banGera a a Dunca
bien ponderada Convention de.A.
glascalientes, q IocUra de Ia glo-
ria : 4 ambici0n de maHdo Sc
apoiar6 de todos tlIos y cada
Cuien Sc crey6 Rey. La locura
hizO peOrcs cstraCos en- los cere-
hr,s DO los lt-oss ono o,r,,ron
legal Y observation-disclosures, las
mas lrioses 7,asido,oios .cianfif-
cas'del Paseo de a Reforma Y de
las coforias ,Jr5rez Roma gRaz6n
por Ia cu,I, Mexico Sc halo con
rartido IA /, nrcba . e n,a1ana.
an m manicomio general de &c
na~aLsn
enhances fn6 cgsndo ell pri-
nor iafq s;ntiondo one a lumb,e
Ia uao,ha a. divine cIer0o en- IN
;r.+oD+s 40 r,r.o sa,ari4aa nens5
or ~sol,o-so 5;,io,ao a dido Ga
. R,as rrrao..no o,iero ser IN mar
t;- - F,a7.f.co T Maacr5. va
n~onq, mis- n;s. on maioras si+ins
T,,o o.+os do,ds 90 as;ac+a males
+,oso j. can;t,1 art.ca' Y mas
,ord6 ~ ~nsrs4rlo c,,a en noner
., olr, s,,s "s,l,sI,raev nron6.
&c.. go ,.s NEG ~tanarIa E,
~ ., ma.Lo ~, ~.;o,. d.,ir
49, c,.a 81 via i.,ito -, ~T..r,,isra
r. 49, on ,,aI:4ed ,ra. mn f,oq
q, rr;,,,-i-fo aoornq6ado H. sn
. iri;.oansah,. s,.;a 81 frclit2 Y
no,ircI;-o r.as rrrea GO a,a;6 DE-
/ u c:1fod Do los rqlsr;os n<co >
nooo nor ~es,alas recibieDd9
. b,~,ne,o;,s =. ,ronnnc;an8o dis.
c,rsas T.nac;.lmsn+o este nlH-
49, ,or,ro s;o,,,, ,.e -as,,,4a hon.
- rovs5osr rr, 10 baL'a al me
SJo +~do IN .r;r,ar iafo arnGpa
-nr,- ;,r, ,.s,o o~r7on5o
all, ,,~.+anos O.,
.t.,nfsIn
ToI. - -.;o;o ooob,iIonso M
u-oT.oT.<-,1o -, io;o.+c-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-28

GRASS SEED Al WHOLESALE
prices. We supply best grades of grass
seed to farmers at wholesale prices. Buy
direct of US and save money. Write for
prices. Sagadahoc Fertilizer Co, Bow
doinham. Maine. mch10dtf
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MT. ERNON.

Sunday, March 20, being wide
Go-to-Church Sunday. every one who
reads this is cordially invited and urg2
ed to attend either Baptist or Meth
odist church at the village. If that be-
the nearest place of worship for them
and thereby help swell the number.
Subject at the NJ. f. church, "A
Strong Church" Isaiah SO chapter, Isl
verse, text.
Mrs. Cushman, a good lady who had
almost reached the Goth milestone
passed away Friday morning Two
sons and one daughter, Mrs. May Cor
don, with whom she had lived and been
tenderly cared for, survive. The burial
will be in Vermont.
State Senator j. w. Allen returned
from trip OF Portland Friday.
Fl. s. Russ has been in attendance
at the Auto show in Lewiston =
Silas Burbank is passing a few days
with his aunt, Mrs. III. De Burbank
VIM. Leavitt and family of Phillips
have been visiting his cousin, Mrs.
Augusta Dolloff.
Nathaniel Robinson Is at home
from Colby College for a, short time.
George Blake, Jr.. is at home from
Dean Academy for one weeks vaca-
ton.
The Baptist Foreign Missionary So
ciety met this week with Mrs Rosen-
dial Jacobs. A pleasant time.
The Sunday school class of Mrs.
w. E. Carson met at her hospitable
home Tuesday evening for study and
a social hour. About 20 were present
to enjoy all the good things.
Robins have visited us this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-28
Sheriff o'conneIls Busy Day

Thursday was another busy day in
the sheriff's Office at Bangor. Early
in the day Deputy Sheriff Davis of
Orono came in with Allie Russell. who
has been wanted by the Piscataquis
authorities for some time for forgery.
Early in the winter Russell, who was
working for a lumber concern up
back of Dover, received a check for
$25 for services which he raised to
$125 and got cashed by Bangor mer-
chant He was taken Friday to Do
yer. After this little incident the liq-
uor squad got busy and rounded up
80 packages containing from / to 10
gallons each, two barrels and five gal
kegs from the different transpor-
tation companies.
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RICHMOND


The supper and sale given by the
church was we'll patronized wednes-
day evening.
Mrs. c.. A. Potter entertained a
number of ladies at lunch Thursday
in the afternoon whist was enjoyed.
former pastor of the Baptist
church, Rev. S. A. Evans of this town,
is conducting a series of evangelistic
meetings At the Berean Baptist church
at Brunswick. He is now pastor of
Peoples church of Bath.
A meeting will be held at the Sc
lectmen's office Tuesday evening to
see what can be done about organic.
season. Everyone is invited to this
meeting. :
Misses Eola Jackson and Lottie Dow
of Wiscasset were calling on friends
in town Friday.
A social dance was held at Curtis
hall Friday evening. Music was fur,
nished by Pomroy's Orchestra of this
town.
The last entertainment of the Tys
SCutil Soti sc uiuei tic ihSPlCSs vi Mt
Carmel Chapter, No. 81, O. E. s.. was
held at the Opera house last evening
and was well patroniZed. The talent
was Miss Marjory Lacey in her por
trayal of Every Woman"
Mrs. Inez ). Ring of Gardiner was
calling on friends in town Tuesday, !.
Frank Blake left Thursday for Bos-
ton, where he will ship as mate on the
schooner Addie P. MacFadden. >
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Durham return
ed from Boston Wednesday evening.
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AGENTS WANTEC-I MADE A
million; let me show you how to do the
same. Frank w. Williams, Taylor St,
Chicago nch2Salt+
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fourteen colors, fancy flowers and stripes
souvenir Panama coin set free to eacn
customer-1S karat gold, guaranteed five
years-Smink made sS775 first week. Sam
pie folders ready. Wilson Mfg. Co.. Desk
n. Lancaster, Ohio. mch28dlts
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, TODAY

To let-Rent,
For Sale-Cow.
--sfor Sale-BeeS
Agents wanted.
Wanted-Ladies.
For sale--Horses.
Wanted-Salesman
To Let-Front room.
Wanted--OrganiZers
For sale-Clarionets.
For sale-Small farm
For Sale-Buick auto.
For Sale-Jersey cow.
Wanted-Stenographe
For Sale-Dory launch.
Wanted-Catholic agent
For Sale-Guernsey COW.
Wanted-Girl or woman.
To Let-Furnished rooms.
Wanted-Ladies in offices.
Wanted-Extra mattresses.
For Sale-Eggs for setting.
For sale-Household articles.
Wanted--$100 weekly profit.
For sale-Barred Roci. eggs.
Wanted-Agents for neckties.
Wanted-Girl for housework.
To dollhouse of seven rooms.
Wanted-Names and addresses.
For sale-Brown Leghorn eggs.
Manufacturing work at home.
Wanted-Cook and chamber girl.
Standardization as housekeeper
Wanted-Man to run market garden.
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Boom Maine
State Farm Agency
Headquarters for Farm Bargains

For Sale-A suburban home beautifully
located on car line, Western Ave, one
mile from city of Augusta, two acres of
fertile land. Several young fruit trees,
two story house. nine rooms, hard wood
floors, large dry cellar, furnace heat
electric lights throughout. telephone,
house connects with large stable, build
ings all in good repair, never falling
supply of good water. large lawn with
beautiful shade; this is one of the mos,
desirable homes on the avenue, to be
sold at a bargain. Apply to E. L. WOR-
GESTER, Augusta, Me. Telephone 2l5-J.
Fifty-aere farm; owners selling price
$3.50. five miles from city of Gardiner on
main road, 20 acres in smooth moving
field. balance in wood and pasture for
five head: 800 cords hard wood for mar
ket and enough for home use; young or
chard 70 trees; cottage house, six rooms.
good water supply. barn 40x3S, ties up
nine head, poultry and hog house; this is
a good bargain for some one at the low
price asked; terms satisfactory. e. L..
WORCESTER, State Farm Agency,
Western Ave, Augusta, Me. Phone
215-J mch25-2S
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hull; cheap If bought at once. For par
ticulars apply to K. d. Gullifer, % Brook
street, Waterville, Me. mch23d1w
1918 !. n. C. TRUCK 1900 POUNDS
capacity Has not been run over 1000
miles. Practically new. At price that
is right. Apply to Steward & Marston,
Waterville, Me. mch1sdtf
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WASHiNGS TO DO AT HOME.
Called for and delivered; 81 each. Mrs.
Katie Traak. Manchester, Maine. z. O.
address, Augusta, r. F. D. ).
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AGENTS WANTED-TO SELL OUR
piece get cooking utensils Easy sales,
large profits. Exclusive territory. The
Wabash Pottery Co. Roseville, Ohio.
n1ch29d1fs
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FOR SALE-MlSCELLANEOUS.

FINE FOLDING BED FOR CHILD,
with springs and hair mattress; adjust
able high-chair; good bedroom set in oak !;
couch, rockers and other household arti-
cles. These will be sold soon and at
very low prices Rev. L. w. Coons. IL
Crosby st. mch2Sd2w
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

co d Y v l. E-Selectmen, LaForest-
Cochrane, John Cochrane, Ben Sprague;
town clerk, Charles Sprague, treasurer,
school committee, Ira Cochrane. Money
appropriated Schools. $50; contingent
innd, $loo cemetsrx. $40. regain Of school
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AGENTS START RieHT-secoME

independent wholesaler; small capital:
great new exceptional money making
proposition, details free, no catalogues or
mail order courses. Box PSI, Cincinnati,
o mcI12Sdtts
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The bennett Estate

TOPSHAM, ME-, consisting of old Co.
lonial house and acres of land, fronts
on three streets and car line, fine lawn
with granite curbing. shade and fruit
trees, a beautiful village home within one
mile of Bowdoin College, at assessed
value. $1,000. E. H. PHINNEY. TOPS
HAM ME- mch27d1 W"
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..,reMAN-cAPAslE SPECIALITY

man for Maine. Staple line on new a 1st
stssactive commission contract; 800
x,saeIy for expenses. Miles F. BlXleE
- iia-is carlin Bldg, Cleveland, -,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-28

FARM AND CITY PROPERTY FOR
Gale by Amos H. Higgins. Augusta, 35
Cony street. Tel. 201-W. apr17dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-03-28

HOUSE, STABLE AND SMALL
farm centrally located in Norridgewock.
Very fertile land. VIII cut about Is tons
of hay or its equivalent in other crops
Very good cellar, chance to pasture a few
COWS and keep several hundred hens.
Grain, express, etc, delivered. A good
investment, a comfortable home and a
fine chicken farm. A. w. Merrill. Nor
ridgewock. Ne. ncn2ldtf
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of eggs from stock scientifically selected
and mated. White Wyandottes, Is eggs.
$780, Fawn Indian Runner ducks, 10
eggs. $500. Augusta Poultry Experiment
Station. mch12dtf
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FARMS! FARMS! NEAR skowHE.

gan. Farm 10 acres with 40 head stock
ana tools miles out; farm los acres with
tools, large orchard, miles out farm
10 acres with stock and tools with or
chard = miles out on car line; farm 100
acres good potato land, with tools, miles
3 miles out; farm 40 acres with stock
ana tools, good potato land, miles out;
farm 200 acres, most all good potato land
: miles out, with tools; farm 800 acres
l00o APPLE trees all grated, great stock
farm, good buildings, and tools Come
and let me show you some of these farm
trades. These are just a few we have
SHOWN from Skowhegan Office, 50 Water
st. A. G. Glidden Farm Agency. Show
hogan. Maine. mch25d1w
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IS ACRE FARM, IS ACRES SMOOTH

fields. cuts 30 tons hay. soil gravellv and
black loan, 400 cords wood, two good
pastures, borders on three ponds barn
42x66, cellar, steel truck for horse fork
two houses, one with seven rooms in
good repair the other, three rooms; hen
house, carriage house; price reasonable
No agents. Address G, care kennebec
Journal, Augusta, Maine mch2Sd1w*
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DINER,
THREE Low-PRlcED LOTS ON

Sewall street near Western avenue; also
six lots on HillcreSt street, south side of
Western avenue, same to be sold on easy
terms. Augusta Real Estate Associa-
ton. ian17dtf
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FivE-RooM COTTAGE AT SOUTH

HarpsWell. Me-; Gift. launch, So I'll. p; 6
n +. marine engine and equipment; 20
H. +. f1ve passenger auto and ] ton
truck; slightly used loose leaf book keep
ing system. Prices very low. f. L.
White, Topsham. Me- mch24d2w
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AeENTs-cATHoLIc, TO REPRE-

sent Popular Illustrated Catholic Family
Magazine. One who will devote his time
to the securing of subscriptions in his
own town and surrounding towns. May
appoint sub-agents in towns he cannot
work himself. Good opportunity for
right man. State experience and refer
ences. p. o. Box 1917. New York.
mch2Sd1t1
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALEI

On Hospital street, Togus road, Eastern
Ave-, Arsenal ST., Middle ST., East
Chestnut ST. st. Catherine ST., Cony
ST., Morse St., Pearl St, Greenlief St,
Quimby St., Bangor St, No. Belfast
Ave. Washington St., Cumberland St..
Lower State ST., School ST.. South Bel
fast Rad and Sewatl street extension.
Apply to SAMUEL EITCCMB. Augusta.
dec8dtf
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.eouNp GOOD MILL MAN

10 run stave mill One who can care er doi
and run cylinder saw, staVe planei'
Working off machine and other mach IN
ery Good wages for good man. ~ IN
ouire of Sidney Humes, Stickney , Son:,
&c
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GOVERNMENT POSITION IN POST

O On so,S prepare for exams under
isarn,er L. S. civil Service secretary
tor u n9iner, Booklet G-61 free: Write 10
daT Patterson Civil Service S S9S99t.
Rnchesfar. N. Y.
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LOTS FOR SALE-ON JOHNSON,
Cushman, Drew and Pike SITS. Not the
room for a house. but high suburban
lots, each containing 5000 square feet
Near good school and electric road.
The public service of city water, gas
and electric lights available for each
lot ]. R. Townsend. Augusta. Maine
81S Water st. House telephone 215-u
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roCoG ON WIN En- STREET JUST
oeiow my residence. Purchaser to re-
move house from property. r. p Haz-
zard. rnch95d2t
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FIRST CLASS, DRY HARD WOOD,
soft wood and kindling. promptly deliv-
cred. Chas. Sylvester, City. Phone 1922.
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ar ONCE FOUR FIRST CLASS

painters. paperhangers and cais %hn are
repeb,a of doing the very best work need
apply' ]. H Clough. CONTRACTING rant
er. 10 sewall St, Augusta, Maine; AIN,
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49, Mrn or REAL SALES ABIL-

d., C.nabIe of earning sl25 or more per
,rsr Have some Maine territory no"
Lnnsn the Doan Oil Co, Cfevelana,, ~;
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S. c. r. |. RED EGGS FOR HATCH
ing, fine laying strain, IS per 100 ga after
April 15), 81 per Is Partridge Plymouth
Rocks. the coming breed, large, beauti-
fully pencilled, So per Is. All stock range
raised Come and see them. f. w. & M.
T. Lee. Western Avenue. Augusta. Tel.
S96-M mch1S. wed-sat. If
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uonrsT MAN WANTED IN EACH

town for special adverusing WoIh, S.J -, a
week TO start; experience uI'neteSS once'
MI Black & Co. n. Beverly 81,
tRnStOu. Mass.
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W. STORY HOUSE, 5 ROOMS AND
good stable, with summer kitchen, out
buildings joining house; 2 acres of good
land with some fruit trees, price $780,
Located on Togus and Gardiner road, /
miles from Togus. All market wagons
pass house John Daley, Proprietor, Gar
diner Maine. r. F. D. 9. mch13dkmos
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DON'T MISS THIS ONE. WE OF

fer you brand new household speciality
Patented Jan. Goth, 1914. Every woman
grabs it Your money doubled twice on
every sale. Mr.. Marrick made $50 first
three weeks. A Kansas boy made s55. 40
outside of school hours last month. You
one In your county gets right to sell Be
quick. Send for catalog wv" today.
Wendell Co. 223 Oak St.
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eRIsT MILL, SINGLE MILL AND

store combined shingle mill running:
also 3 houses and lots. Call on or address
j. D. Qufnnam, Gannett St. Augusta.
Me. nch2idtf
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ONE OF THE FINEST RESIDENCES

IN augusta. Extensive grounds with
beautiful lawn and shade trees Loea-
ton unsurpassed. Will be sold for less
than half the cost or building. Also
other houses in different parts of the
city, Mrs. c. :. Fegg, Summer ST
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