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The Journal’s Classified
Ip y
The Cheapest and Quickest Form of Advertising. Your want Placed Here Goes Daily to Thousands of Readers Who Make a
Practice ot Reading This Page Every Morning. Give It a trial and be Convinced of Its Worth as an Advertising Medium
Classified Rates:
Small advertisements earning
undar the head of Claaaifiad
Advertising and not exceeding
4 line* (29 words) will b*
Inserted a* follow*;
1 insertion
3
6
II
II
15c
25c
40c
Pro rata rate* will b* charged
for advertisements exceeding
4 line*. In sending by mail
pita** enclose tumps with
order a* charges art too small
t§ open accounts.
_
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To let—rtnr.ms.
For
Faini for sale
Coita?*; m ■ ' •
10 1 t-CottMgo.
F..r silt—H‘ rse.
jYl.iVwUv* i-inis.
Vi.iil'-'l—Aei* ts.
1-Vu
■\V"nrt»-(!—T’iii tner.
^HnlO'l-Fiu.Aion.
Vented—T:i hi'- ei* 1.
y,v I?— i'.fil st;u;s.
f„r sal**—-n*’t f >'lfC?rs.
y npvfi *
T., !“t —F’H j:is:l »d room.
Wani»•! Washings to flo.
Wanted—Ml*!» t » 1 i»‘o farm.
Wi'ntdl —Ce k v l*d v litross.
'j\i n ut—< ’« t l:tv :it O'-ean Point.
AVapt#-*fl—Voumx man in lunch room.
JV sal- - oc lv and iarinin^ tools.
Wanted—Female Help.
COOK ANH WAItRESS AT ONCE
Pltl' l.'.lir View Inn, tile Gullit, i!. i i.
PinLliani. ' . :,■■■« It. I1' G. Xu. 1>. Go
din i■__ ' ‘'1
MIDDLE-AGED housekeeper
<ll( ■ .! tiovo I'liildr. i’.. AiMr ss
4 K |'l Kmut'!)c St.. Wm'.u vil'o,
Me___1_
TABLE GIRl- AT ONCE AT DOMES
•u. Uakerj- Xu. .LI V.'r.t r street, Atisustti.
jtnif-uur
cirlTor light housework.
For particular?! r:il! tit AT .Stwall s-l r-•. i
iinu Tall f
CHAMBERMAIDS AT HOTEL
y,,1 tli, A’lg'i ri. V» _ jininjlVItf
TABLE GIRL AT ONCE AT HOTEL
TVInthmn. _inn .•"■In'
KITCHEN GIRL AT ONCE AT LAW
rence 111..t^. t Grove street, Augusta.
ium-vU'ltf
GOOD STRONG GIRL TO WASH
dishes; also «i>T for second work at
Oipen's. Mnnsi-li *:id Jake. Gall at Is TOlin
ftr-d, A1111si;i. _inni'-i'dt i
WOMAN OR GIRL TO DO GENERAL
housework on ■ fsnn. Washing dniit nut.
Mrs 0. A. Knowles, It. J\ G. 4, Augusta.
M'-tin- T. I "in.-.'u.l I v
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Hlgl Psl nnccs paid. Mrs. P. X". Barstow.
14v n ; >• r,dmnrd') iff
AT CLARK'S HOTEL AN ALL
round woman conk, first class in every
day. Small louse. Good wages to tho
right party. For particulars address IT
C. Hail, IT, pirn. Maine.
junelSJlw
A CAPABLE WOMAN TO DO
family washing and Ironing every week
it Iter own liotuo. Addre.-s til ume l. L.
15. title Kennebec Journal. Augusta.
p|o T'ltf
Young Women Wanted
it ‘he Wci<*e®tor Insane hospital as at
tendants. Ooori wages with two vear’s
i-'UroN-' in training school. Tor • ireulnr of
lnformarion adthoss Pr If ?»I. Quhnbv.
8upt.t W-ircrster, Mass. f“*it!
Wanted—KiccelteReciis
YOU CAN MAKE FROM $3,COO TO
JlO.Oi.d a year m tho Merman tile Collcc
Business. Experience unnccessarj
X'i rnnv i.ssiiv;. Parti'ulars free, "Mail*
il' x ^7i.‘ Sandwich, Muss.
.__ju mCt.'/t*
PARTN fc R WANTED. GREAT
chance for Imnest, and itious man. Tn
C'lUc Iron-, st nt Address R. Journal
?l!|i-. An "-. ,.| ~v r . i.-M 'iv»
WASHINGS 7 0 DO AT HOME.
Onilcil for a nd delivered in stunt limn.
AiMivsy 1, ,1 .To11*11it11 i.H; e. uoio-Mfi*
pupils to tutor during the
I'lwiiTur hv t'sn hi r of several y* ars' ( \
I"1‘‘ in \ n ,infoments hv mail « r
’*"• Address Vmia Aii>.if. So. Gar liner,
inane. june2kilv*
wanted farmers, save time
w.Mak.-s milking easy. Some
'hnia ta w. Wriio today lor (yilf.t timi
tiui'to t*j • i_ w.i'k taking onl us. Outfit
w routs, prepaid. Rouiidy lift;. Go.. Wn
teryill... Maim. juncliidlmo*
book no. 2388 on augusta
Co. Owner having applied f«*r n w
lv‘>h. 1 i:u- r leave at Augusta Trust Co.
j;me2udl8t
2C0 FCW., MUST BE IN GOOD OB
r, t n\ ov two years old. Apply * 1^
Won’t.-.- nr, N\ o - lor a Avc., Am?ps:n.
jnnetl *d1 M ” :
bigger? —two good men for
cellar wort;. Aptdv at once at If. II
Harvey's, I\; loirr'dl's Corner. ;nn '2"dlf
A lovely complexion com
^V’.K* r,.: « o-'.nan. Improve yours, usiag
„ 'slr!|l Satin skiu cream and Sain skin |
Con>nle\i.»n oow.ler. 2.V jnn--22 11w ,
ITALIAN LADV. STUDENT OF
n,eu«i». lespona ip Ttalfnn and French. All
. f I h ii. Inquire at 47
c^‘t. llallowoll Mo., or Fox f
A cadet nj
junclTdl It*
WILL G. RACE HAS OPENED
gt*la™e«s shop in the Lord block. Water
» Hallowed, Maine, where he is pre
* r^d to ir.; ko and repair all kinds of
£?.,ness. Peal r in whips, blankets.
Svll0s '"‘a'1 ovoTytiling to be found in a
CP o£ tl»is kind. Terms strictly cash.
june!0d3w*
VN°W IS THE TIME TO HAVE
to'lf lcrePna repaired and new ones made
,r.r«r-Y’e are also prepared to do cun
t>icl|ng and wood working of all kinds.
Sli Give us a call. Telephone
*15-3. H. Humphrey & Son, Gage St.
Apr2?dfff
Wanted—Male Help.
YOUNG MAM AT ONCE AT HAYES
luuch room, Xo. 2 ErUlse Si., .Veto i.i.
_• i i.; ■ M»! I f j
FARMER TO HIRE my farm on
si:.i, ■ 1 :*s,s. Will give 1,‘:i. a1: re :r‘.stance
neccssaty. tlnlor.did cum re fur capable!
Must !uroi*s!l I efert 1: R p’y ;,t
fine. 1;. 1.-: t,r, Pd? oiion- or « «!! to I1 V
Muoney. Ca-i Mum.erth V. i
SALESMAN. EXPERIENCE UN
necessary. S; |ary ant] C nnmtssion P«er
'ws <v,.. T'.'i • . m
10 MEN WANTED TO TRAIN FOR
positions rib driver and repairmen of
Automobiles. Full eouisi- 2 nr t weeks
'V Ite Portland Auto School, i’mi! ml.
Maine. in: iflSJl- :<.*
WANTED HtR !J. S. ARM/; ABLE
bodied, unmarried men between ti e ages
of 1» and 35, citizens of Lnited States, of
ft noil Cham et or and temperate habits,
ivho can speak, micl and write Engli-h.
Men wanted for service In Cuba and
the Philippines. For Information apply
to Recruiting Officer, L. S. Aimy, ut
Portland, Hangar or Lewtatun, Maine;
Berlin, or Dover, fc. H.
_ Jnr.ld.Smo
AGENTS WANTED
"'AFT'S LIFE AND SPEECHES
< fT:; ia’ edition, v isit r l>y Prasi
• lont F’oo' ■ \ i ’l. Oti!.- $i>». j^iir Fa-in • i<i
p.j-r.prj. iv»i■ t p:A'i. GlUti' «• ;i ’v. R a i
»'■>: m ,< •'! a Y.\ ‘Lslci •’ Faai ih
St,. Philadolpl i;i t j • ' • . ■
SITUATIONS WANTED
SITUATION NIGHT WATCHMAN
Jin instil or cnyin*'t. 1_ y« ,'irs** < xjk*i i«;iro.
Sm sidy .v«»!»(*r haliits. Jalllcs
\\ vSt Tow ■ ; cml, jur.v„! Ct* J
For Sale—Beats- Motors, etc.
BARGAIN IN A FLAT BOAT AT
Cnbbosseecentro. About good as now. J]
feet lone Adi : FLublat, cur • Joan
ofb c. u,-,, -mi
17-FOOT CANOE, BUILT BY OLD
Town C. coo Co. ii, been used bet v
1 ittIf. Adipiss A.. C. Eldridf;''. il K'm
sin - t, _Ganlhi< r._ium-JJdiw
TWENTY-SIX FOOT LAUNCH IN
"oed condition. F. L. llerscy, Augusta. I
Mu I rim_juiu.-P If
$403 BUYS A 4-CYLINDER PEER
loss onto, cost JfJOrt. Scats 5. recently
i»v»t-Ikiisl» (I. In jjoiui running onli r, Wry
sa* * <ly sm,! ;• <»w «• i fill. Will do-n<uua i 11 '.
"Write quickly it ymi v.;,nr tins x'.-.i
c'Ml’nary Uir.-,uin M. H. Ga\\ forts; «1.
Maine. junol.Vu’v*. c _ a
c
ANOES — NON-S1NKABLE —
the kind that can’t tip over
equipped with air chambers snugly
taled. Let me send you a cat
alogtio and price list, I can save
you money if you tire thinking of
purchasing. Remember l sell all kinds
and makes. Roy H. Flynt, Augusta.
Api-jn, 11 c
Lost.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON JUNE 20.
in rnicv’s store or 11i;•» virinitv ?ia. l-’ind
• r will lo it r# 1« ** 1. Addir.is 11* »x .'>7. Ii.
I . I ». \n !i. Auyust;i. Me. juic :! MHv*
A FAIR OF GLASSES AT NORTH
Anvils! :l Ssttimlsiy • \ « • i • i n ^r. I-’i 11»I • • r j »1 ■ •
I'-SI \ t • Sit < K. 1!' Nil’s ofllc Ml 1> \| ; i|
tlTf't jiff • I t
A SCOTCH COLLIE—FINDER
t:lc*a:.u return to is WinUirup court.
_jiuioJiMtf
LIGHT WEIGHT BROWN LAP
robe between watering bowl on Ihetis
iek avi ni:C at:d ’Water si reel, June is.
Finder v-torn to E. C. Jones’ btirber :-i op.
tjarulner. Me. ion -„jil::t
Business Cards.
E. J. ROBERTS. D. D. S.
DENTISTRY.
Telephone Cal! S97-1.
WILUAKSOH * BURLEIGH
COUNSELORS-AT-LAW
Granite Bank Building.
Augustn. Mail o. Gpp. it. II. Stallnn
JOSKI’II WM.MWSON. Teli-plmne L'l'l
LEWIS A. ilC ltl.IRG 11. Nulaiies 1‘ublio.
ERNEST E. MoCI.EAN*.
HENRY F. HULL
CIVIL ENGINEER.
M. Am. Sue. C. K.
Rr.om 12, Alim P.Ml'.. A i^uvta. M ino.
Aii KiieiA sin veyiry:. concrete
waterworks and ssim nin. ' v*»» ttc
House tel., 12S-1U; Otliue tel., 222-12.
E. E. GREENWOOD & CO
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
Successors to W. R. G- lchell. General
Surveying am! Mapping. City Engineering
ami Water Works. Railroad Surveys jin 1
i 'onstriiet’on. Spec-ifieaiions and r.sti
lirites Bridge Design and Inspection a
spt eiaity -la Water St..
HERALD
SQUARE
HOTEL
34th St.
riant West
of
Droadirny*
NEW YORK
European Plan
NEW AND FIREPROOF
$1.50 PER DAY AND UPWARDS
with rr.ivii.EGr: or path.
$2.00 PER DAY AND UPWARDS
WITH i’KIVATK BATH.
T.ocatod in the heart of the city, easy of »c.
Cess from all railroad stations and ferries.
C. J. VJLDEX & SON.
feb29w&s
merit+advertising.
■here is much in merit, but of two
res of equal repute, the one whie*
s "the most advertising will 1® itw
st business.
For Sale—Heal Estate
COUNTRY ROME
Within One Mile of Cifv
fcr Only
$1200.
C: ntainin- 1 actvs of land, cot
t:i=e house of eight rooms, newly
1> :in.* <1 :mi 1 pa;, red: stable ff’.yoL’. %
mi: to store, ’4 mi'e to school and
church and only one mile to nearr-st
c:*'.. 13 autlfui view rf the riv er. $1200
with easy :nts t*> suit purchaser.
H. 0. Sawyer, Diet., Mgr.
E. A. Strout Co.
1
Largest Sealers in Farms and Coun- <
try Real Estate in the World.
Tel. 134-3
335 WATER ST, AUGUSTA, ME.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
GRASS FOR SALE ON STEVENS
estate. Cuts from seven to nine tons. J
i’rieo, Apply to William < logins, j
Randolph, .Mail"*. ju.ie-ioSt j
EDISON HOME PHONOGRAPH, EX
ti a large sized born. 1 :u> vh-o d \ 4 c " \ ' -
ins? euses ntill stand f».»* George F *ul
Kos, So. O-vdin*". Maim*. i.111 ‘J 1 *
CRASS FOR SALE.
Fids will bt reivived at tbo otlk-o of the
Adjutant Goneial, State House, for tbo
gi ass • n toe State Camp Ground until
T' 11 • •' 1 •’ V r* ’ ' ..
ONE DOUBLE OVEN RICHMOND
raft St*, with but water tank: run-.e baa
eight nine-im li eovt rs; suitabb 1 »r lar.r
lxvirdhtg bouse, restaurant or hotel. Mai
eolm & Dyer, l.V« Water St.. Augusta.
DRY SLAB WOOD, STOVE
lengths, i’riee $1.00 per curd, debvered in
not less than half eord lots. App’v to
John !b Church. H. F. I). No. 1, Aimus
1rT I *’17 1 j ii'U I an* I
AT BARGAIN—FINE PIANO FOR |
which I liave no use. Cull at Feed's store, I
J4(i Water street. Gardiner, opposite!
Cm, m - | p- > (1 vlir, fn< pMV "'ll. r,!l ,v j
A NICE FULL SIZE MATTRESS,!
nearly new. at half price. Cun he seen
at IT Spring St. ,-unelTdtf
I ONE EIGHT-FOOT SHOW CASE.I
line halter’s show case; one portable halt- j
el 's oven. Inquire of W. K. Paine. Wil- !
soil Hull hied;. Hallow. II. Me. .iunelTdtfl
--
HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS WITH
large shed and stable, good location on •
East Side. Apply at ul Middle St.
junelSdtf ;
CEDAR SHINGLES— WE HAVE
them for local trade, local shipment or
car lots delivered, and must dispose of1
) them. A good wall shingle $1.10 per M. !
i A good roof shingle $1.60 per M. 2nd I
j clears per M. Special price to those |
| wishing cur lots. Write or ’phone F.. C. j
I Leighton, Winthrnp. Mdine. .iuueSdtf
A PNEUMATIC STANHOPE BUGGY,
good as new. Apply to W. G. Hunthby, I
! -it Kenni*bc(! Savings Hank. aprJRdtf |
AT $2.25. WE HAVE ANOTHER LOT
of men’s sample and slightly damaged
shoes. .All Goodyear, Patent, Viei, Velour,
Tan and Gun Ahtal. high and low cut.
L. W. Hay son, 1».4 Water street, N a Ho
well. Open evenings. inay_7»dtf,
ADVERTISING WORLD COLUM
bus, Ohio. A monthly journal of Infor
mation, plans, suggestions and Ideas for
advertising Sent! today for free sample
| or JOc for four months' trial m'.’Sdtf
PIANOS OF VARIOUS MAKES AT
bargain prices. Cash m easy terms. Old
instruments taken in e\c! ange. Call and
Oes.r one nf the tinest intitot (self play
itigl [tianos at Music Hall, lvj Water
street. Melville Smith. mnyJTdtf
ANT IQUAHIAIV FURNITURE. H.
| Bruce, 4 Willow St.. Augusta.
I apr Mdtf
: DRY WOOD, Ai-SO KINDLINGS,
i Sylvester's wood yard, East Side. On
hill hack of East Side Shoe Store. Or
ders piomptly delivered. Tel. 1(52-2.
pprT./l tf
For Sale—Horses, Caffle, cfc
EEEF STEERS. INQUIRE OF F. D
■nine, Wir.dsorville, .Me.. lb V t>
54. _____ june-MIt*
1 PAIR OF STAGS, ABOUT b FOOT
G in Rest 'if workers ITh'i Slufl. '.'in
In- sct-n at Z. II. Thomas', i.eadlU-Id. Me
it. il. Freeman, Augusta. Me., R IA f‘. 5.
_ jilliollillw*
MARE, QUIET. SOUND, GOOD
worker, weight Holt; also rice young cow,
wat i Hii'-'l. : .Metlormiek mower, CM;
Richardson ("dder, new. $2.": horse mo.
two-horse cultivator, and lot of ilher
farming tools, in good contlilion; also
dairy appliaiif s and hoasehold furniture,
cic . to he sold clmap Khali. KaM R'-ad
ti, hi. Maine- postal address. Wintlirop.
lorcf'Mi iv*
HORSE BETWEEN 1100 AND 1230
IPs., a years old. .sound, good worker an 1
evi-i lit nt drive r. K. A. Hall, Mon ”outh,
Me._jm.e24.i3t
HORSE. I. H. PIERCE, 1 PINE ST..
A NO. 1 JERSEY COW. F. A. YEA
ton. 23 High street. Wintlirop, Me.
_junKMiKi
A VERY HANDSOME BAY HORSE.
S vears old this fall: 11 Iain la high.
Weight about l.'-V lbs: not afraid of au
tomobiles. W on! 1 make a good hors • for
carrv-nll Good driver and fast walker.
R. |> Woods. Cor. Wintlirop and Itieh
s:i’o tT.,p ., c*; u ’t
ALL-AROUND FAMILY HORSE.
not afraid of nnvthing. Stands without
bite1 ing. r-3 high and weighs h»'.tl.
Sound clever and h.andsome Woe’ : , \
• -«e. Price «•-*
Center street. Augusta. junclildtf
PftILEY BIKE BUGGY WITH TOP—
Will sell or exchange for horse Call or
address 34 Water street, Augusta. Tt 1.
['[_■> __.inn liidtf
YOUR AD. IN THE
KENNEBEC JOURNAL PAYS.
How can it be otherwise In a paper
that covers the entire County—City,
Town and Rural Districts—thorough
ly? Over 2000 daily subscribers on R.
F. D. routes in Kennebec County alone.
Ask your rural customers if they are
subscribers of the Journal and non
results.
For Sale-Real Estate
CITY FARM
Two ?i.ii s from one city, 1 mile from
anoihei 'flirty-five acres, cuts 12 tons
( [ fields i't*e Hum stone, pasture for
4 1.*.' id, tine .'icliilld t>f A) tiers, 4 pears, ti
plums, phonies and bellies. KiRhc-r out
bouse, puimed and in Rood repair, burn
C0.\24. Maple shade. Fine vi v, overlook
ing liver, and one of the necl trades aleak
the liver, price $17u0.
100 ACRES $1100
Only -jVv miles from depot. mail deliv
ered. on a iiiUfh-tra vei*'d mud. war
neighbors. tin local km Kich loamy lields
cutting 110 tons of hay, spring wateied
pa<ime for 1U l ead, CIO cords of hard
wood, loO.CoC of li.i'bt r within L'1 \ miles of
a niaik* t. orchard of 7." trees. 7-room
hotisF- viMi piazza, painted, barn i»;vM
w i11i cellar, wagor. hulise lCxC*. Maple
shade. This is extra nice potato soil and
loafed where they make great success
mising them. It is a money-maker for
someone. Come and see it.
W. D. HUTCHirtS CO.,
No. 1 Trust Block, Tel. 431-1
AUGUSTA, MAINE
june!2cltf
DR. STUBBS HOUSE.
Most beautifully situated on Summer St.,
1 one of best locations in city. Larffe lot
tlOxlU), 7 rooms, fine bath, deep cemented
cellar, new stable 24x2S. This is one of
the neatest, most attractive homes in Ati
Rusta and will lie sold at a low iiRure. It
is a pleasure to show a trade like this.
Anyone in search ui a home should see
us at once.
W. D, HUTCHINS CO.,
Tel. 431-1 Augusta
I MUST SELL THIS FARM BEFORE
buying. 27 acres of splendid soil well di
vided an I watered Good orchard of to
ticos. cherries ami hl.-u kb rt-ies. 5 roo u
house all in splendid shape, just repaired,
barn 33x40. Location of the best, i n'y 2,-_
miles to depot. villaRO, etc. This is one
of the neut sf little places I have. Price
only Siefl. \Y. FV Hnteliins Co., Augusta
Trust tilovk. AiiRiista. junei.Mtf
FARMS ANO COTTAGfc. HROPfcRTY
on t’ne hills and shores of Maine Maine
Farm A .coney. James T. Collins, MRr..
Manchester, Me. Send fur catalogue
mav°1dtf
Cards, Hoiices, Etc.
MRS. CRAM, CLAIRVOYANT, CAN
ho consulted on health or business. Cases
(nkr*n by mi.mII. 3 Capitol St., near riv* r.
Augusta. M ’i■ omf.'.:
FORTUNE TOLD FREE BY AS
trolog.v: stalling pred,r*t*ons; lucky and
unlucky days; past and fjjtui. wonderful
ly iwcal- d: love. mai ii..rf*: send 4c in
stamps and birth date. ITof. Jean Ilale.
Box 3l£2, Baltimore. Md may29dlmo*
CANOES
THAT CANT TIP OVER
Non s i n k a b 1 e, canvas
covered, cedar lined canoes
made safe from capsizing
by air chambers or
“sponsons” on either side.
Do not interfere with pad
dling. Just as graceful
lines as any other canoe.
Women and children can use
these canoes with absolutely
no danger. Catalogue on
request.
ROY H. FLYNT,
AGENT, : AUGUSTA, ME.
CITY OF AUGUSTA
P’JCL.13 HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT.
Notice to Contractors.
Scaled proposals will he receive*! by the
Miiyur Ot V11m:1:« urtii si.C o'clock l*. A1.
JuI.n l. IOCS, for tii • improvement ol pub
1 i» highways (country loads).
Kadi proposal shall bo acmnipanied by
n ci-rtiitcd check. payable at. sight to th»*
nnii-r of “the City Treasurer of Augusta,”
for live per coot of the amount of the
proposal; which c*n« • k shall he h« hi until
the execution of the contract. The suc
cessful bidder who fails t<» enter into the
contr.ut will forfeit his check. Wiien the
contract has boon made, the vatious
cl c« ks wi’l be returned to the bidders
who deposited them.
T’ o c,Jf■, P«sfu! bid lor must furnish a
b« n 1 for the faithful pci fora am e of the
work; such bond to be for the fu’l
amount of the eonWui. and with sure
ties and in form sat i<1 act cry to and ap
I pi ov d 1 y the C:c"mitu c.
I T’lio place of residence of every bidder,
the post office address, with county an 1
state, must be given after t!*e signature.
Ml proposals must be made i,n blank
! fours furri.-hod f°r t*1'1 purpose, an 1
! nvi.-t b»* dared ia sealed envfdopes, en
1 dorsed “Proposal for Improvement of
lb-ml.*' ard be address and delivered to
the Mayor not later than the date and
time above named.
A large percentage of the rock r«»outrM
for t' <• work has alreadv h«on prepared
'for ye c* u r and is distributed along
I the tin*' of uio rand t •> be improved.
The contractor to whom the contract
may bo aw arded v :!! be ” qulred to cp
rc.-r at the M 'vn d office, with the
snretv offered hv him. nr;d execute the
controf t within ♦'■wen days fiom the date
of potjfimtion nf such award, and in «n°e
of f.ai’uiv or neglect so to do he will he
con idered as havin'* abandoned It an I
shad forfeit the check accompanying his
proposal.
The right is reserved hv the Committee
to reject ar.v and all bids.
General plans of the work and form of
contract and specifications may be seen
at the off.ee of the engineer.
Committee on Highways and Rawer®,
r*itv of Augusta, Maine.
.iuneHwedvvsa tt ill rma27
A “To Let” sign in your window
MAY let your room sometime; a 1
ine ad. in the Journal Want Advt*.
.VTLL let it todujr. „ us.lfl
For Sale-Real Estate.
FARMS
115 ACRE FARM.
This farm issituated within 31/* miles
of the best city market in Kennebec
county on main, traveled road, house
telephone. pi story house, 10 finished
looms, - hay bains, sprint? water in
house and barn. Well divided in fields
and pasture. Ia»ts of wood and timber
on this farm, (hits 25 tons of hay, level
fields and free from rocks Will pasture
10 head of cattle, clayey loam soil If you
want ; money making farm be sure to
conio and see this one. This is a great
bargain and farm must b* sold at once
to settle estate. Price $2,000 on easy
terms,
You will find all the property listed in
our agency exactly as described. Our
farm property Includes farms from $SU0
to $5,0*0 and in the best of localities.
0. E. CHASE’S CO.,
211 WATER ST., GARDINER, ME.
Tel. 26-12; house. 210-22.
may2Gdtf
LAKE VIEW FARM OF 75 ACRES,
cutting in tons of bay. pasture for 5 bead,
fruit trees. 5-room house, 1'Mt. barn,
hennery, wood and fruit for lmme use.
In a licit farming town overlooking China
Lake, (.beat vain* for the money and a
bargain for someone. Como and scrum
it before baying. We can trade on this
farm, for it is a good one. Only $!»'*»».
J. L. Lewis. China, address North Vassal
boro. Louie 40.imieJHt f
DELAWARE FARMS, FERTILE,
!evei, free from stone, abundance fruit,
conic see them now. Free catalogue.
Clias. M. Hammond, Milford, Del.
.-junoiMdlt *
COBBOSSEECONTEE LAKE-FIFTY
evCage lots for sale on west shore. No
better pine grove in the State. Also a
lew more summer hoarders wanted. Ap
I civ Lnrewned Inn, Winthrop Center. Me..
I W. 'V. White, manager. june22dlw*
COTTAGE SITUATED ON MOOSE
Pond, Maine. 2 n i’es from Harmony Cas
tle. Train passes daily, stope on notice.
Inquire Route 46, Pox 57, Albion. Maim*.
june22dl\v*
HOUSE LOTS IN WATERVILLE, $75
and u] ward. K. F. Kimball, 22 Main St.,
and k\ Silver St., Watervi.le.
june20dlmo*
27 ACRE FARM, 7-ROOM HOUSE,
newly built, sheds, small orchard, good
wood lot. near railroad station, near
school and neighbors, line river view. Ad
dr. ss G C. Peedle, K. F. D. No 1. Rieh
mond, Maine. .nineirtdGl*
60-ACRE FARM, 10-ROOM HOUSE, i
facing 12-mile lake, with chicken house,
bain, wood shed and work shop. Orchard
and berries in abundance. Price $1000.
Address Mr. J. Epstein, Waldoboro, Me..
R F. D No. 1. junel2dlmo*
I WILL SELL MY COTTAGE AT
Hammond’s Grove, Cobbosseecontee
Lake at a good bargain, and on easy
terms. E. C. Farington. aprlldtf
I
..THE..
NEW HOTEL ALBERT
Eleventh St. & University PI.
NEW YORK CITY.
One Block West of Broadway.
The only absolutely modern
fire-proof transient hotel below
22nd Street. Location central,
yet Quiet. 400rooms, 200 with
bath, from $1.00 per day upwards.
Excellent restaurant and cafe
attached. Moderate prie.es.
Send for Illustrated Guide and
Map of New York City
e.o d t.f
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
In the nistrii t Court of the United States
for the I ustriel of Maine. *
1 u t he mat ter of 1
CHARLES E. MERRILL! In Bank
Bankrupt. I inptey.
To t'.io creditors of CHARLES E. MER
RILL of Watervilh . in file County id'
Kennebec, and District aforesaid, a
haaki opt.
Notiii is li'iiliv given ttial on the 101 li
due of .lime. A I'. lifts, the said
CHARI.ES E. MERRILL was duly ad
judicated bankrupt; and that the first
meet ing of liis ep'ditors will be tcld at
tlm cilice of tin- Referee. I'm Water
Street, in Aiutlista. Main'1, and District,
a fun *sa id. on the Oil day of July. A. 1 >.
huts, at ten o'eloek in the forenoon, ;tt
which lime the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee, ex
amine’ th*‘ henkrupt. and transact such
other limitless tts may properly come ho
foru said meeting.
FREMONT .1. C LITTLE,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Augusta. Main'*, June 1-1, IMS.
jtine24dlt*
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
In the District Court of tlm United States
for the District of Maine.
I n t In mat ter of 1
WALTER. I- WEEP. 1 In Rank
Baiikrttpt. I nipt ry.
To tlie eieditors ot U AI.TllR E. WI'1B1I
of Any"1;i. in ti e t‘minty of Kennebec,
and I list i iet aforesaid, a bankrupt.
Notice is hereto- give it that on tile ldtli
dav of June A. I).. lifts. Hie said
WALTER 1'. WERE was duly ,".d
jttdiea I oil liankrupt: and that tlie first
meeting of his creditors will lie held at
the Office I.f the Referee, 1i'0 Water
Street, in Ahigustn. Maine, and District
aforesaid, on tin' dil day of July, A. It.
l.fiS. at ten o’clock in the forenoon, at
welch tine tlm said creditors may attend,
peeve their claims, appoint a trustee, ex
f|..ti,r. fi ■ bankrupt, and transact such
ether business as may properly come be
fore said coo firm.
FREMONT .T. C. T.TTTLE.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Amrusta. Maine, June la. lifts.
junc24d1t*
Notice of First Meeting of Creditors.
In Hip DNfrict Court 'f the United States
for the Distiict of Malre.
In the matCr of 1
NELLIE E. Bit \NN V In Bank
Tte.nknint. I ruptcy.
To li e c litters of NET.1 IF L. BRANN
of Wntcr'iite. in C-c County rf K^nne
I,, r. nn 1 T e ffirf'C"''1 *1 t-,. x" _
Notice is hereby given that on the 13th
dpv of June t>. nos. tlm said
NELLIE I.. BRANN was duly ad
judicated bankrupt i and that the first
meeting of Iter creditors will be held at
the Otfire of the Referee, 1H0 Water
Street, ill Augusta. Maine, and District
aforesaid, on the 3d day of July. A. D.
IMS. at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at
which time the said ereditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint a trustee, ex
amine tlie bankrupt, and transact such
other business as may properly come be
fore said meeting.
FREMONT J. C. LITTLE.
Referee in Baukrijptcy.
Augusta, Maine, June 13, 150S.
juneMdlt*
To Let—Houses, Rooms,etc.
7 ROOM, FURNISHED COTTAGE AT
As' <*.»' •• Point, U.u i'sv. ell. from .ln*y X
mil'll .‘‘imvsi ] A.i.Irt ss \V. A. ;
j *;i. N l lh Monii:<.rii . .\i:«ii.« . s.n I'M'M*
TWO LARGE PLEASANT ROOMS,
• «i.ii!'» t* <1. t* ii ?: > m 11 r.« s" w; * 11 * from biidvri*,
«-1•« ;11 1«» i i : !»• | ail r . ('< - i ; M i'i«I .«• • lid
i ;:iM < I I 1. ■ I' st 1 I > < »•! ■■‘•it*
A COTTAGE CF FIVE ROOMS,
1.1, — - \ , i .1: «i;I. IT. niirr.t,*.-’ W.dk from
nil s; J»*»:11 AiMn s- A. !’ (\,
<::!•• «.| K( :n:r|»v .hmrmd.;: 11 I It f
FOR RENT OR SALE, COTTAGE
;i*id v. ;• iii«- .,i it*-, ii I’i ini At»j y io ?dt*s.
Kimiiii <Vn,l:, No. 1*1 Si.. An
».■ i;1,■ > 1. i;h_" 1 •
FURNISHED FRONT ROUM, UP
stnirs, with privih-U't* of liulit I.Mtixfkct-p
ini;. Address II.. Look l»'»x Oily.
dm.'jldSt
A GOOD TENEMENT FOR A SMALL
fiimily Melvin S. llolway, 274 Water St.,
Augustai ■ 111 ■ 1 \v*
NEW WELL FURNISHED COTTAGE
near hunt wharf, Ocean Point. View un
hui passed. \\'i!l let lor tlie season, month
or for two weeks. Apply W. I*. Giddings,
Gardiner, Me. .innc22dlw
UNTIL AUGUST ONLY. AN AT
traetive cottage on water front, Martin's
Paint, rrienclship. Me.: sis rooms, com
fort.iM.v furnished. open lire-plaee in
large living' room, broad piazxa, soft
Witter in kitelien. excellent spring near,
ilory for sail or oars, most beautiful loca
tion. Address Rev. A. L. Lane, Hast
Winthrop. Me,___jimelSill w*
SUITE OF ROOMS i-uRNISHED OR
unfarrished, use of hath also one fur
nished attic room at SO Grove St. Handy
to meals.jnnelsdlw*
FURNISHED COTTAGE AT OCEAN
Point, by the month or season. Inquire
of Mabel E. Pinkhatn, at 11. J. Merrick's
! try Goods store, Augusta, Me
junelS'Vlw*
A NICE LARGE FRONT" ROOM FUR
nisked. with use cf btith and telephone.
17 Spring St._jiJtieiTdlf
PLEASANT NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. Home privileges. Ill Court St.
Tel, 37S 11. __june'.ldtf
FURNISHED ROOM. USE OF BATH.
Telephone 21F-11. No. 17 Green street.
junelGdtf
GOOD 7-ROOM TENEMENT NEAR
Shoe Shop and Water street. 4-room
tenement near State House. W. D.
Hutchins, Tel. 431-1, Augusta Trust Block.
mnefidtf
AFTER JULY 15, MY FURNISHED
cottage at Squirrel Island. Apply to
James E. Fuller at Fuller-Hohvay Co..
City. .luncindtf
FURNISHED CAMP “OAKWOOD,”
at Five Islands. Apply to Arthur L.
Brown, Kennebec Journal Office.
JuncSdtf
SMALL TENEMENT INQUIRE OF
Mrs. Lucy Cushing, 22 Child street.
may21dtf
AT OCEAN POINT FOR SEASON—
Furnished cottage conveniently situated
with full view of ocean on three side*
Apply C. H. Blaisdell, 228 State street,
Augusta. may!2dtf
BEAUTIFUL 7 ROOM HOUSE, SIX
minutes walk from Fostofflee. elegant
hath room, open plumbing, fire place, fur
nace, gas, cemented cellar. All modern
improvements. Grandest scenery view in
Augusta. Must he seen to be appreciated.
Inquired of M. L. Wheeler, Jeweler, 203
Water street.
TO RENT, OR FOR SALE, ATTRAC
tlve six room cottage. “'East Cove” at
Squirrel Island, Maine. Quiet, restful
spot, near the woods and the sea. $150.00
for the season. R. T. Whitehouse, Port
lntul, Maine._maylhltf
OFFICES IN THE AUGUSTA TRUST
CO’S. MODERN OFFICE BUILDING.
PASSENGER ELEVATOR, FIRE
PROOF VAULT, STEAM HEAT, HOT
aND COLD WATER. APPLY TO F.
E. SMITH, TREAS.
•ctl7dtf
COTTAGE HOUSE WITH STABLE
attached; nine rooms, combination heater,
bath room, gas anil water. Apply to W.
O. Boothby, Kennebec Savings Bank.
aprUdtt
Railroads and Steamboats.
TIMM TABLE SHOWING T1IB, TIME
AT WliK II TltAlNS AUK I ": E TO
ARRIVE AN I > DEPART.
In effort June :22, I!ms.
I’llllniun Cal* Service.
Sleeping Cal’ between Boston anil Cari
bou on trains soboilub <1 to leave Hoslon
at |rum IV M., anil C.aribou at. 3.2<i IV M.
Sleeping Car bet wer t; Roston anil t ireen
ville on train sehoiluloil t., leave Boston
tit I'M*) IV M., ami tIreenvilli: at 7.15 IV M.
I lining < 'nr Servii i .
Ititling Car on train sebnluleil to leave
Bangor at 6.00 A. M. Returning on train
tine at Bangor 2.1a IV M.
TRAINS SCU I'DC!-ED TO LEAVE
BANCOR.
fi.oo A. M„ For Greenville, Klneo aril all
Aroostook Ce. stations
S I.". A. M.. Bor Scarsport anil interme
diate stations.
a.r,a D M.. Bor AioosIook County.
ty, |> M.. Bor Greenville, Scarsport and
intermediate stations.
TRAINS DUB AT BANGOR.
7.12 A. M., From Searsport and interme
diate stations.
8.15 A. M . Biom Greenville and interme
diate stations.
2.15 V M., Brom Aroostook County.
3.15 IV M., Brotr. Searsport and interme
diate stations.
10.tr, IV M., From Aroostook County,
Kineo, Greenville anil intermediate sta
tions.
W. M. BROWN. CEO. M. HOUGHTON,
Uen'l Sept. Pass’r Traffic Mgr.
HAWES
PIANO TUNER
185 Water St.
AUGUSTA, MAINE
Railroads and Steamboats
in effort June 22, 11#*$.
TIIRorc.ll TRAINS
GOING WEST—M.*** A. M except Mnn
d:iv, l'or'|:«u«l ami ! nslon; 6.37 A. M. f'*r
L<wFt<»n. Farmington, Rin^oley, Rock
land. Portland, Koston, '-^ueuee. and M«u,
t r« a!; A. M.f (10.40 A. M Sundays
only.) for Rockland, Lewiston, Portland
ami Ronton, Brunswick. I/•\vi.-:t"n1 Fat in
in^ton, Uai:p lev, Knbyaiis. Lanea: ter
and Ricclfi* Kalis: 3.P. M.. local for
pot tlai'd- l.or R. M.. express for B» uns
\vi«U. I aii'klami, Lewiston, Portland, Bos
t f >n. New York, No. Con wav and Bartlett:
a.P. M . Sundaes onlv l'or Portland and
Boston, eoiineouat; with through sleeper
for New York; 7.'«» P. M.. for South Gar
diner; in. 45 P. M.. daily for Lewiston.
Hath. Re« Idand. Portland and Boston.
Accommodation trains h ave AuKUStH 7.4'J
A. M , l.:.o, 5.10 and 6.15 P. M. for Gar
1 *('.(»i NG FAST—1- 47 A. M.. for Skow
liejran, I’eimor. St John and the Prov
iders. 1 »•>< s not eonnect for Sk »whej?an
Mon lav mornintr. nor on S indav niorn
iim to i tel fast. i>exter or 1>* yond Batnror
except to P.ar Harbor and Washington
County’ *1.22 A. M.. l’.utu?o;\ Calais and
Bar Harbor, Gh < nville and Aroostook
Co.; v .v. M.. for Waterville. Oakland.
Somerset Ry. to Binyham and Kineo,
l,'o\'ei'oft. Bangor; as A. M . for Water
vill** ami Skowh*'uan. O.ikkmd and wav
stations to Lewiston; 12.a’, noon, for Ran*
*rnr. Bar ilarhor. Aroostook County. St.
Jidm and llalilax. L<wist m and way sta
tion0. Oakland. Sour is* i R v. to Binalrini;
2 4'. P. M .. express for Bm ksport and
dailv to B-antror and Bar II ill or; 2.17 P.
M.. for Waterville, Skowhe^an. Belfast,
Koxrroft. Bangor ami Malta wnmkcaR:
7.32 P. M., for Waterville and Skowlie
»an; 0 10 A. M.. Sundays only, for Water
ville, Rancor, and Bar Harbor.
F. E. BOOTH BY. G. P. A..
Portland. Maine.
P. E. FULLER, Ticket Act..
A moist a Me.
BOOTHBAY ABB THE ISLANDS
STEAMER ISLANDER
CUT. ROBERT F. WESTMAX.
T.PAVK.S Augusta every (lay at 7.a0 A.
M.: Hollow-ell, ton signal) 7.0S A. M.: Oar
diner. So. <Yirdinor. op signal (Prail
streel’s) T.-ir>: Richmond S.l»: Hath. City
Landing v hart, !t.3t). connecting t(t Hath
with 1, . It. * H Elec tric Railroad for
Now Meadows Ian. Mi i ry meet ins Park.
Brnr..sw iek, Lisbon Fails and Lewiston.
\i rives at Boothbay Harbor, about 11.3D
A. M.
RF.Tl’KNIMCi. loaves Horithhay Harbor,
evoty day at 1.30 P. At : Hath 3.15; con
necting at Hath with the afternoon train
for Portland and Boston; Richmond at
4.15 P. M.
All ENTS: 11 E. Bowditeh. Augusta,
Tel. 10S-I. II. (1. Turner. Hallowell. Tel.
136-4. W. L. Toxier, Gardiner, Tel. 147-5.
Special rates for excursion parties on
regular trips only. I.ow rates. tlO wiles
for $1.'J5. will land at Higgins’ wharf
Booth! ay Ilarhor. ton signal). Stops at
Southport (on signal). Capitol Island.
Squirrel Island and Ocean Point. No
freight taken on Sundays Subject to de
lays and change without notice.
Augusta. Gardiner 4fr Boothbay St-am
ho.it Co. \V. B. BERRY, Mgr., Gar
diner, Maine.
EASTERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Hon. Wm. T. Cobb and Calvin Austin.
Receivers
KENNEBEC DIVISION. t
RESUMPTION OP SERVICE!
Commencing Thursday. April Itth,
Steamer "City of Augusta” leaves Au
gusta at 1.30 P. M., Hallowell at 1.50 P.
M. connecting with main line steamer
leaving Gardiner 3.35 P. M , Richmond
i ut t>, xf<t Dresden 4.35 P. M., and Rath
8.30 P. M., and Bath C 30 P. M. Tuesdays,
inursduya ami Saturdays for Boston.
RETURNING.
Steamer leaves Union Wlmrf, Boston, at
fi P. M. Mondays. Wednesdays, and Fri
days for Bath. Richmond, Dresden and
Gardiner, connecting with Steamer "City
of Augusta" for Hallowell and Augusta.
First-class fare between Augusta or
Hallowell and Boston, $2.00 one way. tl.H
round trip.
ALLEN PARTRIDGE,
Agent, Augusta, Maine.
J. C. WHITTIER,
Agent, Hallowell, Maine.
aprltdtt
All the Way by
Water Between
BOSTON and
VIA THE ATLANTIC OCEAN
AND LONG ISLAND SOUND.
Metropolitan Line, Express Triple
Screw Turbine Steel Steamships.
HARVARD and YALE
Finest Wator Trip in the World
Leave India Wharf, Boston, week
days and Sundays, a P M. Leave
New York same hour. Due either eity
S i.Ylnfk following morning. Cast and
Luxurious Steamships. \VlreIess Teleg
raphy. Submarie Signal Service,
Searchlight. I minty Willing-room for
Women. Sumptuous staterooms with
or without hath. Dining-room on the
Main Deck. Meals, a la Carte, llurii
oane lack Cafe for men. All attri
butes for safety, comfort and conven
ience.
Through tickets via the Metropoli
tan l.ine are on sale sit all regular
Railroad and Steamboat offices in New
England anil tinonghoiit the United
States, Canada and Mexico generally.
Express Service for Passengers,
Freight, Automobiles and Horses
mUfi.rttf
HORSES
I have constantly on hand a good lot
of Driving and Draft Horaea.
Cor. State and Bridge Sta. TelephoM
Ul-L
WALLACE M. PRESCOTT
JOURNAL WANTS
JOURNAL WANTS
JOURNAL WANTS " ’ ' ;VTrr
PAT THE BEST
PAT THE BEST
SISK.'; ’ pat the best

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