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The Journal’s Classified Advertisements
The Cheapest and Quickest Form of Advertising. Your want Placed Here Goes Daily to Thousands of Readers Who Make a
Practice of Reading This Page Every Morning. Give It a trial and be Convinced of Its Worth as an Advertising Medium
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
j
Wanted Agents.
M**n« v to loan.
•| «m sal<-- Chickens.
1'i.r sal" Automobile.
Want-d- Save shoe money.
j.\,r .Sale- Home in Augusta.
Wanton —Radies make belts.
Wanted Hirl for housework.
\V'!ht»d—Woman lor housework.
Wanted - posit ion hy bookkeeper.
.|\»r Sate—Shorthorn cow ami buil.
Want'*!— Man to travel iti Maine,
j.’i.r Sale— .TO tirade Shropshire sheep.
W allied Man as local representative.
‘Wanted Host Ofhee clerks and carriers.
Wauled— Man to make prints at home.
Business Chance—Start in picture busi
Wanted—Female Help.
WOMAN OR GIRL FOR GENERAL
housework in a private lamilv. flood |
Vm"os for competent person. Apply to
Mrs. W. <1. Boothby, No. «S7 Wintnrop St.
auglodlL’
WOMAN FOR GENERAL HOUSE
^ork in family of three: no children. Call
or address Mrs. J. Al. Nichols, !'!♦ C< nor
J*t. augladtf
LADIES MAKE BELTS AT HOME;
material ready to sew; $17 per hundred;
partieulars. stamped envt*lope. CnifjUCi
Specialty Co., Drawer -IS, Baltimore. Md.
atiKir,dll»
PASTRY COOK AND TABLE GIRL
at once at hotel YVinthrop, Augusta.
auglldtf
$2.00 PER DAY—PAID TO ONE
ladv in each town to distribute free eir
riil.ir ;i lid take ord-TS for < .’one- lit rat'-d
Flavoring in tubes; permanent business;
esp* riei « e iiiiiircf'SMiry. J. S. Ziegler &
('•», ::jr. learhoin SI., Chicago. nugHdi’.t*
TABLE GIRL AT PERRY’S RES
ta ai a in, 172 Water street. i»ugl:id2t
GIRL FOR”OFFICE WORK. NO ONE
having less than two years in High School
m*< apply. Address Box MS, Augusta.
augi::d:;t
CIRL AT ONCE AT DOMESTIC
Bakery, So. 334 Water street, Augustm.
auglldtf
a7iY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
• .ii t, f i. il inemne criri'espoiuling fm news-i
I :i|.!■!'■ . i v|h ririicc unnecessary. X1 ■ .■:*n-1
v.t- ii..-. Si-ml lull i>; i il i< 111: i r. . i'-M'.SS
.St NDICATK, Box yr.r,, i.oekpnrt. N V.
.inly IsITi !
A CAPABLE GIRL FOR GENERAL
limnewi.iK. J-'retl Emery Beane, Ilallo
uell. Maine. iiilglldlf
TABLE GIRLS AT THE HOTEL
North, Augusta. a it1111'
A THOROUGHLY COMPETENT^
Tv«ll-r«eomnieiided woman for cooking
and kitchen duties. No washing or cham
ber work. I’.Oht of wages to a suitable;
Im rson and a permanent position. Mrs. j
Ira II. Randall, 5 Bast Chestnut St., eity.i
julySOdtf j
Young Women Wanted
«t tli© Worcester Insane hospital as at
tendants. Good wages with two year’s
course lit training school. Kor circular of
Information address Dr. H. M. Quirnhy,
Pupt., Worcester, Mass. fTdtf
Wanted—Miscellaneous
BOOKKEEPER DESIRES POSITION
jctic.d double r.nlry :■ 11<1 all around
nlliri' 111:111, btmitly t< nipi rate. -I• >u 1 -
mil nltice. nugrullw*
SAVE YOUR SHOE MONEY. COM
fiM 1 a Mr 111 I ; ho. s made iimt IIV moehin
I ly In li.nli ..St like law. X'M lime
tiy lln- i'. S. Yni'K Shoe Store, l'-!1 \\ ilrr
y.l', \lignida. luudMH_w_
SMALL HOUSE IN GOOD LOCA
tiou ;ii ;i iim<|cr. 11<• pri< «*. Move tm child
r< 11. Address with particulars 'Ti'imnl,"
Caro K'-iinchce Journal. auglldlm *
WOMEN MAKE MONEY EASILY
sp.'itc tinn*, ir honest, intellm* nt, by simp
ly « \ pi.lining oar W’orlrl Trip t *» init p sT<-d
iici::lil.iu ; No soiling. \\ a ml' rl u.-t tTih,
Smil li \\ >• I Ihnl.or, \h'. ail g 1 Id .1 *
RELIABLE NURSEMAYBE
obtained by applying to J7 lOa.st Crescent
St Kctereiices given. «* lglJu'lt111
SITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG
tii.in v. ilh small family to take charge ol
liirin. or 4.iko 1:111' r»l'l People for Proper
ty \\. 1 Cilia* Kennebec Journal. Ali
gn: la. MoiiuyfMl w*
BOARDERS WANTED, CAN AC
<•'miln1:111 - tun 111 kuiIito iii inivale family.
T'Tims 1 i * v.. Mrs. < li-n. K. Knyiil, N". hi
.Ml V1 ■ 1 iii'ii siii i i, < laniihi r. ; i u g 1 -dM *
A CHANCE TO DO WASHING AND
Ironing l'v tin* day, also light house work
liv till dav. Address Hex ,VM, I l.dlowoll.
Mi " aUglJdlW*
BOARD WANTED—BY YOUNG
married woman Tor August tmd Ke|.lrin
1" r "II farm (|uict place iid.ia.rcul In
Augusta. I.nratiini on A., W. Cc t • ear
line preferred. State terms. Address
lioai'iier, care Kennebec Journal.
auglldat*
TO HIRE A FARM, STOCK AND
t""ln for a year wit 11 privilege of buying.
Address ya Green St., Augusta. Me.
auglhllw*
BALLARD'S BLACKSMITH SHOP
West Sidney is open for work—Horse
SI Hieing anil Jobbing—Shoeing at old
prill's. nuglhlfit*
A ONE HORSE FARM WAGON. J.
^ Harlow, Augusta, Maine, auglldlv*
IDEAS FOR GAMES, PUZZLES,
t".vs mi,] novelties. If you ever invented
41 Killin' or puzzle for children or grown
ups or a toy, or if you can think of ji
K'hmI advertising or ornamental novelty,
t'M us about it. There may he ii snug
income iu it for you. We make and soil
everything in these lines. Write us. des
cribing vour idea, and we will make yon_a
propositi.-n. l>cpt. Mfg. Co., lMv. C., 1,/
Ktncry St.. Portland. Maine. auglldlw*
100 CORDS OF DRESSING IN
Immediate vieinity of Augusta, Price will
I'** pit id according to quality. Apply to
Samuel Currier, llallowcll. Auglldlf
APPLY SATIN SKIN CREAM, THEN
use satin skin powder, note satin texture,
refined, exquisite beauty bestowed, l^lesli.
"lute, pink, brunet. auglOdlw
TO LEASE FOR TERM OF YEARS
t'ith privilege of purchasing for would
rare for aged couple) a small farm under
Rood cultivation. Must nut be too far
from market and buildings must be in
Rood condition. Address, giving location
and stating terms, II., Journal office.
augTdt f
TEACHERS WANTED
for fall va
cancies. All
grades. Coun
try. Primary. Intermediate. Grammar,
and High Schools. Salary, $10 to $dd per
'reek. Write or call at once for Kegistrn
. Bldg., Bangor, Me. julySIdlino
Wanted—Male Help.
MAN—MUST BE WILLING TO
J'.llil capable of ;i• t ji• iv :is nur 1«»<-:• 1
n-|H ■ . . N<> (• 111 Sv i n g <m Mi.j* !!
illg. '"'‘hi kmome as.- • 11«•«*. .\*i*i 1 «• - •
Nation.*! t’• -<»'j : ;t(i ve R* iiL i ... I •< t.
721 Was* *i I ». <\ :' n ■ • I '.•! | \ *
ENERGETIC MAN TO TRAVEL IN
Main. ';•! »• i i- !!<••' 11• if» e». ss;i! y. <i*d
pay nnd tailor mad* suit of clothes f •
in davs Wri'e paiticiilars a. K.
M« l'.i :*«!;- A ('*»., <'hieago. angb'dlt*
POST OFFICE CLERKS AND
carrel* want'd. Kxaminai i->ns \\ill I. •
held in Auviisia ami many «»tIj* r «*ili« s in
Nov»• 1111»« r. I ’a ii i • - > t *; 11in*. Washing
ton Civil Service School, Hoot. V.h, Wash
ing* on. I v < ’_ . a a*- K.d I« :
MAN TO WORK AT HOME MAK
ing prints, no e\p -run* « n i'.in I : l< :*<ly
\\o. !;. salary $1.7 week. pa»* hula, .>•; NT• 11
ionai Jllmtratcd View Co.. T'l Nassau Si..
N Vanair.Hi
MAN AROUND 50 TO LOOK AFTER
nur busiwss in tliis county. Special in
< i i k< ernent this month, perma n« nt. C. R.
]birr A Company, Nmsrrynirn, Mam In s
tor. « ' * * n 11.a m •• 1 M'i
10 MEN WANTED TO TRAIN FOR
positions as driver and repairmen of
Aucnrnobiles. Full course .*{ or i weeks.
Write Portland Auto School, Portland,
Maine. nuglSdlwks*
IN TREASURER’S OFFICE NA
tional Home, Maine, a steady reliable man
who understands shorthand, typewriting
and tin* keeping of accounts. Permanent
position to the proper party. Addn
Major A. L. Smith. Treas., Natimal
Soldiers’ Ilona, Maine. nugldlw
FIRST CLASS SHOE REPAIRER.
Alan \\i*h some knowledge < f shoe st*»n
preferred. Only reliabl-.- man who js
lirsi-Hass workman need apply. C. S
Vnrk, loll Water St , Augusta.
nugT2d! f
POST OFFICE CLERKS, CARRIERS
and railway mail clerks are wanted. Ex
amination here soon. Particulars f?1 e;
write now. SPRIXGFIKLD SCHOOL
Rijt MAIL SKUYiCL, Springfield. Mass.
a.uglldlOt*
ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income eorr* sponding for m ws
papers; evpcrieiiee unnecessary. No * ,m
vas-dng. Send full particulars. PRESS
SYNDICATF, Pox 827, Luckport, N. V.
mly4s»7i
POSTOFFICE CLERKS, CARRIERS
and railway mail clerks are wanted. Kx
amination in this and all other cities soon.
Particulars li • * . Write,now. Springfield
Seliool for Mail Service, Springfield, Mass.
a ugSdlul*
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS, POST
office Clerks. Carriers. Kxaminations lien*
November 18th. Preparation free. Frank
lin Institute, Rochester, N. Y.
nngfdmm*
FOR U. S. ARMY: ABLE BCD! ED
unmarried men, between aims of IS and
35, citizens of United States, of good
character and temperate habits who can
sneak, read and write Knglish. 7«’or
further information apply to Recruiting
Officer U. S. Army, at either Portl and,
Ha rigor, or Lewiston, Maine, and Roches
ter, N. II. julyldfimos
Situations Wanted.
I WANT WORK ON A FARM OR
i dairy farm. Young, single, sober. good
teamster and milk' r. Y. Sladic, 12 Ke y
St., \\ ati t vilh*. augl2i2t
For Sale—Horses, Cattle, ek
REGISTERED SHORT HORN COW
calf by side. ;; y* ars old. a line mil' r
al! rigid. A Iso nue hull. I a mo. old, i "hr
r« d. F. S. Clarity, Hospital street. Am: i
ta. a ugl.7d2t *
THIRTY GRADE SHROPSHIRE
NI ice p ; i till Limlis. I write. < 'nmi ; i l i * 1
s«•*• ;111< 1 you v. ill buy. ! *i i« «• $1<J0 if r »Id
;tt nticc. C, Ji. (Sidney.
ONE NEW MILCH COW GOOD
si:'K, Jits y. j^nod butler cow, riuhl in Ik t
prune $4L’..',o. Must sell ;il nm*\ I*’. »S.
iiobinson, Ji. I ’. I >. ."»0, Vr;iss;ilb»»r", M*
jiiiy 1 bi.’i*
HORSE, 1000 POUNDS, WAGON,
sp'M d sleigh. App,ly iit 47) (‘ourt si'* I.
August«. •• lit; 1 i:*i
TWO GOOD NEW MILCH COWS
;ind $!•'». pi^s. $‘ \v;i.irons iiml bum
In.'ds, r* f'nuei ,i iin . |i. |;iv. | Mp;iral"l\ Svr
aciisc idontrli, li.ivis swiny; clnnii. i'i't;**
butler worki r, almost now, diuiiu; ! '•*»,,i
i set ihkI line chnt'ibiT svi. alnmst i> w.
I scvi raI sb vos. n*H»r cover in.its. • t*-. **'' .ill
binds cheap. Klvin, Last Keadladd. i ‘ -
tal ail'lress, WiiHbi’op. antiT.
$75 BUYS ONE GOOD WORK
horse. \V> it;lit 1 J-'.i>. .1. I*. Chase, II II
rison avemu . < Ip r■ 1 i11■ ■1: ■ n g I:: "
DRAFT, FARM AND ROAD
Horses constantly nil hand. aim
Tborniighbi i d ami (Irailo llma-ford caltlo
of all ages. !•'.»r na.rl h iilors. inquire of
Nickerson Urns., Kindli'-ld, .Maine.
aiigtL’dtf
ONE DARK BAY HORSE, CAR
riage mill harness. Inquire of l; D. I’ul
nicr. j.j Weston St., Augusta, Maim.
auuTJ Ii f
A GOOD WORK HORSE FOR SALE.
Apply In ^li’ii. Boynton at .1. II. I'ngan ,V
(In's., Augusta. nngl'idlw
BAY MARE 6 YEARS OLD, SOUND
nmi kind, not afraid of trains nor anlos.
Extra fast driver: Also wagon and har
ness. Home evenings and Sundays. «7
Harrison avenue, (lardiner. aucTdSI*
ONE VERY HEAVY EXPRESS
wagon; can be used single or double.
Janies E. Fuller. jolyn.ltf
AGENTS WANTED.
AGENTS $10.00 DAILY BEING
made, no competition, selling our s piece
l.-ilclun set —eleaver. saw. bread knife aad
fork, paring knife, can npenei and sliirp
cner. Rig proMs for agents. Tliomas
Desk 2.1;’.' Dayton, Qliio._augl.IdU*
AGENTS — MEN A N D WOMEN
make leg money selling dress silks ami
laces, direct from looms In wearer. Write
lodav. Imvel Sill: ami Lace CV. I" nf
r.. dS7 Broadway. N. Y. augl.~»llt»
AGENTS MAKE BIG MONEY
handling our fast selling goods, i’articu
lars free. Acme Supply Co.. R"\ Id.
Providence, It. I. augli-2:.s
NOTICE.
Dirt for filling and grading purposes
for sale cheap. Inquire on Cony High
school grounds. augladlw*
ADVERTISING WORLD COLUM
bua, Ohio. A monthly journal of Infor
mation, plans, suggestions and ideas, for
advertising 8OTdl4o<Jftyfw,,fn*,.WHPlt
a* 10c for four months’ trial. m2tltf
For Sale—Re^l Estate
DANDY HOME
This neat place is on the market at a
bargain. Large lot Mix bin. S airy, high
| posted rooms, furnace lmat, lino cellar,
liverytliing in prime condition. Location
n'-1"!. Large garden spot and well adapt
pi fur poultry raising, in fact is equipped
a illi - new houses. A good amount of
fruit including pears and plums. We art*
1 hit? to offer this attractive West side
homo at a bargain price. The picture can
not do the place justice, neither does it
show the large lot and spacious lawns.
Don't delay.
W. D. HUTCHINS CO ,
No. 1 Trust Block, Tel. 431-1.
AUGUSTA, MAINE.
FOR SALE—MISCELLANEOUS.
1C0 MAY AND JUNE CHICKENS.
| Address M. N., care Kenm hec Journal.
augis«d.it*
GREAT TRADE IN A HOME CEN
t rally locat' d in Augusta. Model ate price,
<asy terms; Light room house, ell and
stahl. • furnace- heat, electric lights, line
hath loom, hard wood floors, convene nt
kitchen, set slate sink and set tubs.
Small garden. Frank L. Dutton, Altnr
iny at Daw. Augusta, Maine . nugir.dtf
THREE OLD FASHIONED
wooden clocks, in good running order,
fall or write No. KM Whiter street, llallo
»dl._ aug'J Jdl w
BOSTON FOX TERRIER—TWO
males two moil. old. Also some younger.
David Purhank, R. F. D. 1, Augusta.
__tiuglJdlw*
TANDEM BYCICLE IN GOOD CON
dition, never burl. When new price $8.1,
if sold at cnee can be iiad for $lf.. Owner
of a ".to now cause of sale (call or write).
W\ L. Atwood, Oakland, Me. auglldlw*
HYDRAULIC CIDER PRESS AND 3
JI. 1*. gasoline engine with wood-sawing
out lit. Hermann Oertel, Hast Pittston.
Me. augGd:iw*
THE BROOM HANDLE AND
Curtain Roller business. No. 9 Pangor
St. For particulars inquire of (loo. A.
Colburn, 1!> Cedar St., or at the Secreta
ry of State’s office. augT.dtf
STEVENS-DURYEA. MODLE 1908,
R. touring ear. in A1 condition, been run
less than GlHH1 mil's. A great many extra
fittings. F. I. (’lark, 14 Gannett street or
Kennebec Journal. Augusta, M«aine.
augfidtf
ANOTHER LOT OF MEN’S BLACK
and tan Goodyear welts. Save you just
$UK). L. W. Payson, ilallowell, Me. op n
evenings. mayiRdlf
CONTRACTORS DERRICKS
winches, wire rope, iron blocks, gum wood
n Its for moving buildings, also jacks in
great variety. Full stock in Poston works
at Augusta. JI. JI. Harvey. aug'Jdilw
A THREE SEATED OPEN WAGON,
seating nine people, mad--, by Wingate &
Simmons. Js in line condition and has set
of double sled runners for winter use.
F. (J. Kinsman. july28dlf
HEAVY WRAPPING PAPER FOR
building purposes. Costs no more than
ordinary building paper, but is much
thicker and will save several tons of coal
each season. Apply at Kennebec Journal
office.
DRY WOOD, ALSO KINDLINGS,
Sylvester's wood yard. East Side. On I, i 11
bseg nf East Side Sime Store. Orders
promptly delivered. Tel. 1C2-2.
Aug.20dtf.
HARD AND SOFT WOOD FITTED
for the stove. Nothing less Ulan half cord
lots delivered free. ('. AY. Halley, Tel. ::17
23, R. F. I). No. 1, Augusta. July21dltno*
PULLEYS, HANGERS, COUPLINGS
and shafting, slightly used, at 3c per lb.
I have just received a large assortment.
Good as new. 11. H. Harvey, Augusta.
june23d3mo
ONE DOUBLE OVEN RICHMOND
rang*:, with hot water tank: range lias
eight nine-inch covers: suitable for large
hoarding house, restaurant or hotel, Mal
colm & Dyer, 133 Whiter St., Augusta.
june22dtf
HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS WITH
large shed and stable, good location on
East Side. Apply at 51 Middle St.
junt l.’iiltf
CEDAR SHINGLES — WE HAVE
them for local trade, local shipment or
ear lots delivered, and must dispose of
them. A good wall shingle $1.10 per M.
A good roof shingle $1 GO per M. 2nd
clears $2.G0 per M. Special price to those
wishing car lots. Write or ’phone K. C.
Leighton, Wlntlirop. Maine. june3dtf
A PNEUMATIC STANHOPE BUGGY,
good ns new. Apply to AV. G. Boothby,
at Kennebec Savings Bank. apr23dtf
PIANOS OF VARIOUS MAKES AT
bargain prices. Cash or easy terms. Old
Instruments taken In exchange. Call and
hear one of the finest Interior (self play
ing) pianos at Mtislo Hali, 1S5 AVater
street. Melville Smith. may27dtf
Cards, Notices, Etc.
MONEY TO LOAN ON FURNITURE
and piano-, i’av hick on easy payments.
All business confidential. A'- rite or call
No. 217 AVater St.. Gardiner, Me.
_augI3satonlyiQt
MRS. CRAM, CLAIRVOYANT, CAN
he consulted on health nr business. Cases
taken by mail. 3 Capitol St., near river,
Augusta. Maine. auglOdl \v*
FOUND.
A NECK CHAIN IN PORTLAND,
Sunday, supposed to belong to a passen
ger on Steamer Penobscot. Will be re
turned to own'er by sending' description
aid address to D. I3ox 300, Lewiston. Me.
MJv-’-- augl3d3t*
For Sale—Heal Estate
140 ACRE FARM
With Everything Included
Except Household Goods
Pair burses, new beach waLmu, new
double mowing iii;<«*lii11< , .-ill fanuini; im
I) 1«• 11n‘j11s Mini small t«»»»Im arly 1(mm> f,,rds
hard w«mml w il h : nine liiiabf r. I !• uisc pnii
tains s o: 1* I'niiiiis with hant U'» by ::x.
"Well water at house an.I harm NV.ursl
lailrnad siatlnn mill's, short <ti i\ f■ to
nearest city. Ne.ir M'lmnls and « lunch* s.
— Widow must soil at om»> In smile this
estate-fur only including all
H. S. Sawyer, Qist., Mgr.
E. A. Sirout Co.
Largest Dealers in farms and Coun
try Real Estate in the World.
Tel. 134-3
335 WATER ST. AUGUSTA, ME.
To Let—Houses, Rooms,etc.
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT
mom, downstairs, hath and telephone,
with or without hoard. Price reasonable.
Mrs. W. II. Fletcher, G Winter street, Au
gusta. T* I. 383-1. ati«12d4l*
FURNISHED COTTAGE AT~NORTH
end Ti^iis lake, near tfood fishing, stable
if desired. W. K. Barrows, Augusta, Tel
ephone 1G2-7. a i^lldtf
PLEASANT NICELY FURNISHED
rooais. home privileges. Tel. 27s-ll. Ap
ply alter G 1’. AL, No. 2i Court street.
_auslCflSt
AN UP STAIRS RENT OF 12
looms. Hash closet. Apply to Goo. 1).
I llaskcil, sr. Cony street. nuyf.d t f
CAMP AT COBBOSSEECONTEE,
with I m nee ley boat, float, and all camp
in;;- conveniences Four good beds. II. P.
Clearwater. Tel. 22-11, lialluwelh Alaine.
au?;5dt f
TENEMENT, MODERN IMPROVE
meiits. First-class repair, at 12 Capitol
street. auiHdtf
HOUSE ON GAGE ST. INQUIRE OF
K. A. Hussey, Brooks Hardware Co.
_ .1 iilv2'»dtf.
3 DESIRABLE RENTS NEWLY RE
paired throughout, $L’, $13, $14. Also 4
room root $x. All extra nice loeatiims.
W. L), Hutchins, Augusta Trust I’.loek.
JulyL’Zdtf.
TENEMENT ON EAST SIDE—IN
quire l>r. Mann, 174 Witter street.
;ulyl7dtf
FURNISHED HOUSE FROM OCT. 1
until May 1 at 1C Spring street. Apply to
J). I1’. Ainore, 31 Si-vvall street, julviOiltf
HOUSE ON SEWALL STREET, COR
ner of Weston street. Apply to C. I.. An
drews, Augusta, or Elizabeth P. Welc h,
Hast Wintlirup. ___julycdtf
ROOMS IN DESIRABLE LOCATION.
electric lights, use of hath. 57 Sewall St.
June25dtf
OFFICES IN THE AUGUSTA TRUST
CO’S. MODERN OFFICE BUILDING.
PASSENGER ELEVATOR, FIRE
PROOF VAULT, STEAM HEAT, HCT
AND COLD WATER. APPLY TO F.
E. SMITH, TREAS.
•rtl7<Jtf
COTTAGE HOUSE WITH STABLE
attached; nine rooms, combination heater,
bath room, gas and water. Apply to W.
CJ. Boothby, Kennebec Savings Bank.
aprl4dtf
BUSINESS CHANCES.
I MADE $75,000 IN SIX YEARS IN
III! picture llll.xilICNK. itcgnil vvilll
vvliieli I lintnuM <|. Will show any men
mi- woiii.'it: 11<• \v In iIm tin- same. Von can
Mart at your lininc anil risk nn money.
Send fun lice in I nciiia I inn. I'riv.iln < iliiia
J 'rawer, J. Ill,Kilt’ KST, Tyrone. I'a.
;mgl.',dlt*
Lost.
LADY’S HAND BAG CONTAINING
diary, acc'i. I»ks., purse, Idlers, de. I'm
reward address, \V. Stetson, Watorvillo.
'!'• '■ --~v n ieltdl-.v
GROCERY BOOK ON GE0. F.
Siinmnns’ store, I Inllowdl. Kinder please
relarn In Simnmno’ grocery store m- at
journal ofiiee. ullgl3d3t
For Sale-Household Goods
ANTIQUARIAN FURNITURE. H.
Bruce, 4 Willow St., Augusta.
»r>r 1-Mtf
■■■_!_ . ■ . . —
Hotels.
34tb Sf.f
Just Well
of
Broadway,
NEW YORK
European Plan
NEW AND FIREPROOF
SI.50 PER DAY ARD UPWARDS
HERALD
SQUARE
HOTEL
WITH PRIVILEGE OF RATH
$2.00 PER DAY AND UPWARDS
» <» WITH PRIVATE BATH
toentci in the heart nf the illy, easy nf .c.
Cvss frolu .11 railroad stations aod ferries.
A C.f, WILDES & SOX. .J
reojjw*.
Railroads and Steamboats.
goiporWashiugron.saveyour money
and yet get all comforts and advantages by |
Joining a Judson personally con
duoted Tourist car party. You pass
all tlie best sceneiv, get on ex
tia low price ticket, a comfortable
Tourist sleeping car and above all
the personal attention of our experienced
special conductor. Write to-day to
C. A. Anderson, K. Agent,
Judson Tourist.Car Parties, ; , ,
870Tremont Building, Boston,
and learn *tKiBbd»a«pattie.,iij. inn,, laoi i.
For Sale—Real Estate.
75 Acre City Farm.
| One 11*iI«• from Hi * 1 *• *^l imirkd in Kon
luli* <• cmmty. ul;i*,r Ibislnn ^ I • i * •: m * r u
1 i\ * duily. L«us ni \\<»<hI ;iih! pirn* !imi
Ik r. I\ • I lii l n*« i ri*in nicks, i i« li.
l<i:wiiy s«.:l. I;«*.iitJiful lnctii.m overlook
int; K< mi- l»« •• i i\i r ,i i:<l mil. : away. (! mil
:«*i of 111 • * i*«»11111 \* jopnirM
uiil.iii two yc.'i's. Mippli. ti sprint;’
Outs Jii tons nf buy. Will pas
1 uiv ; in* herd. Il you waul a ini••• rily
farm i«*ia« auu s‘*c I his mu. I * r i • •«* $_‘OJI.
G. E. CHASE’S GO.,
211 WATER ST., GARDINER. ME.
Tel. Office 26-12. House 210-22
.1 uly r»«n f
COTTAGE HOUSE, EIGHT FIN
islw*«l rooms, am* lam!, Minuted Wavin’
villiue, mar two lnke.s, um.iI sum .hit
lioim* or pt’i'inaucni r« siili-n* c, addresu
Mrs. Aila. Stevens, Wiullirop M«*.
aual l'11 \\ *
HOUSE LOTS—APPLY AT A. M.
Wight's. Favorable terms find low prices.
You will lie likely to p;iy higher if you de
lay. oil Water St.. Augusta. Me.
Julyllfidlmo*
I WILL SELL MY COTTAGE AT
Hammond’s Grove. Cobbosseeeontee
Lake at a good bargain, and on easy
term. R C* Verineton nprlldtf
FARMS AND COTTAGE PROPERTY
on the hills and shores of Maine. Maine
Fu-ni Agency, James T. Collins, Mgr.,
Manchester, Me. Send for catalogue.
rr> a V’ddtf
UfMfVOII C A IV KASII.V
Pe|| r IMI TUK K A KM
you wutt through “Strout’a Money-Mak
yfl in* Farms of An*enea,'’our matunioi h il
_tgf lit J 1 unrated catalogue of bargains, with 8tau»
maps, mailed FREE;we pay R. R. fare; *>,000 farms
l for sale In 14 States. E. A. FTKOUT CO . World*
I Urgent Farm Dealers, 3% Water bt., Augueta, Me.
JuIy4Sat&Mon18t
For Sale—Boats, Motors, etc.
HAVING BOUGHT A 40-H. P. CAR,
I will srT wry eheup my I'-cyUnder 'J't
li. 1’. Humbler touring cur, which is in
fine ruimimy condition, seals fiv e p rsnns,
with its lull equipment. bus hendlik'lit s.
I’rcncli m.ulc horn, slack uhsnrhcrs. ex
tra lire with case ;ittueh«*d upon ante,
inner tubes, ton!: , etc. Apply nr address
at cite** in A. ,J. lVrr Mi, !(■') Main St..
Ivwistnn. A1* . aui;irnl;,,l *
17 FOOT OPEN GUNWALE
(Jerri.sh ‘•anno. IYed one seasnu; cxeel
h at emiditinn. $j(i buys cuime and pad
dles. Address Caime, ilii.s nMice.
anal td1\v*
ONE OLDS RUNABOUT. 1905 MAKE,
In first-class condition. One six-foot
screw cutting lntlie, one small skew with
sail, one 3-horse Palmer engine, marine or
stationary, 8 or 10 tons of soft coal, all
sold on account of sickness. George Kil
ium, Cedar Grove, Me., Lincoln Co.
hilyladtf
TWENTY-SIX FOOT LAUNCH IN
good condition. F. L. Hersey, Augusta,
Maine. in no 18dt f
anoes — non-Linkable —
the kind that can’t tip over—
eipiip|>ed witli air chambers snugly
concealed. Let me send you a cat
alogue and price list. I can save
you money if you are thinking of
purchasing. Remember I sell all kinds
and makes. Itoy H. Flynt, Augusta.
Apr29dtf
AUGUSTS OPERA HOUSE
T. H. CUDDY, Manager.
Afternoons and Evenings
ADVANCED
VAUDEVILLE
ILLUSTRATED SONGS
Moving Pictures
Theater Cool and Comfortable
ADMISSION ONLY IGCTS~
CHILDREN.5o.
A GOOD SUPPLY OF hOkSES ON
HAND.
Roth fresh ami secondhand. Some nice
matched big pairs. J'lease call and see
them.
FERGUSON BROTHERS.
S.ile Stable, 45 Park St.r
I.EWISTON, ME.
luly.Vodtf
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
Office of Overseer of Poor.
Augusta, Me., August 12, 1908.
Sealed proposals will ho received at tins
t'l'h*1 nntii 10.:;n, August 29, 1908, for the
furnishing of supplies for the pom* de
partment of tho city of Augusta for the
twelve months beginning Sept. 1, 1908 and
ending August :*1. 1909.
Printed instructions and blank proposals
will he furnished on application at this
office. The rig'll t is resetved to reject
any or all proposals and to advertise
a now.
Proposals should he addressed to the
undersigned.
JOHN' F. SPA1TLDTNO.
Overseer of the Poor.
a ne1*U hnrs&satOt
KFXNE[;i:r COUNTY. — Tn Probate
Court held at Augusta, in vac ation, Aug.
7th. 1904
I-AV!I‘ T. FRENCH, Executor of the
last will and testament of Miriam French
latj of Fayette in said County, ck ceased,
having presented his first and final ac
eojirt as Executor of said will for allow
ance:
ORDERED, That notice (thereof i|>e
given three weeks successively prior to
the fourth Monday of August, inst , in
the Daily Kennebec Journal, a newspaper
printed in Augusta, that all persons inter
ested may attend at a Probate Court then
to he held at Augusta, and show* cause, if
any, why the same should not be allowed,
O. T. STEVENS. Judge.
W»*,A. udj
• augSsatSt
Railroads and Steamboats.
TIME TMII.K SHOWING TIlH TIME
AT Wlllril TRAINS Aid’ I • 11 |-I TO
ARRIVE AND DEPART.
In etTect June 22. 1!MI8.
Pullman Cm Si rvice
Sleeping Car between Po.-unii iiml Cari
bou mi trains seledule-l t*i leave Boston!
at bum I'. M., .• ini I'arilmii at 2 jn 1’ M.
Sleeping Car beiwe, u BoMiui and OP cn
vill‘ "ii train sole ■ 1111■ I tn leave I test on
at itl.ilj 11. M , .m l i »r. i-MvilIn at 7. IT P. M.
I ’icing Car Servite.
1 lining Car mi train solo iluleil to leave
Bangor at lldHJ A. ’ 1. Returning on train
line at Raligor 2.15 I*. M
TRAINS SC1II .RI LED TO REAVE
HANtlOlt.
6 00 A. M., For Greenville, Klneo and all
Arcustook Co. stations
8.15 A. M.. For Sear sport and Interme
dia Ie stations. *
2 lift P M.. For Aroostook County.
4.25 P. ,M.. For Greenville, Searsport and
Intermediate stations.
TRAINS DUF AT RANOOR.
7.12 A. M., From Searsport and Interme
diate stations.
8.15 A. M , Front Greenville and Interme
diate stations.
2.15 P. M., From Aroostook County.
.8.15 P. M., From Searsport and interme
diate stations.
10.45 P. M., From Aroostook County,
Klneo, Greenville and intermediate sta
tions.
W. M. BROWN. GEO. M HOFGHTON.
Gen*I Sant Pn w'i- TVafTti- tier
Business Cards.
E. J. ROBERTS, D. D. S.
DENTISTRY.
Telephone Call 537-1.
WILLIAMSON & BURLEIGH
COUNSELORS-AT-LAW
Granite Bank Building.
Augusta. Maine. Opp. It. Tt. Station.
JOSEPH WILLIAMSON. Telephone 240.
LEWIS A. BURLEIGH. Notaries Public.
ERNEST L. McCLEAN.
HENRY F. HILL
CIVIL ENGINEER.
M. Am. Soc. C. E.
Room 12. Allen Bldg., Augusta, Maine.
All kinds surveying, drafting, concrete
waterworks and sewage, railways, etc.
House tel., 132-2.
EDWARD NAMES WASS
(Organist and Choirmaster St. Mark’s
Church) Teacher of
PIANO, ORGAN AND VOICE
Residence and Studio, 16 Pleasant St.
augCdtf
E. E. GREEN WOOD&CO.
CIVIL ENGINEERS.
Successors to W. B. Getehell. General
Surveying and Mapping. City Engineering
and Water Works, Railroad Surveys and
Construction. Specifications and Esti
mates. Bridge Design and Inspection a
specialty. 248 Water fc>t.. Augusta, Me.
feblieodiyr
DR. SOULE
MAGNETIC HEALER
12 Columbia St.
Office Hours: Daily 1 to 5.30.
a 11 end'd *
LOOK! READ!
AND ACT!
i
•i
PROF. FOINUcfc.
stands alarm in his wonderful power
of reading the future of humankind,
iiorn with a double veil. Kducated in
occult mysteries and Hindoo
Philosophy in Kgypt and India. It you
an- going to consult a life reader, wiry
not see the best? j\s the best is the
chop pet in the end. Prof. Fundee ul
way tells you the truth.
PROF. FONDEE’S
extraordinary clairvoyant powers,
combined with his superior knowledge
of occult forces, enables him to read
life with accuracy from infancy to old
age. His powers arc wonderful, indis
putable; his advice reliable, Ills in
formation clear, concise, and to the;
point in love, courtship, marriage,'
divorce, sales, wills, patents, journeys, .
pensions, investments, speculation, I
property, insurance, mortgages, etc.
WITHOUT ASKING A QUESTION, I
without any previous knowledge, and :
having no natural means of knowing
who you are, whence or for what you
came, he tells your name and occupa- j
tion. He tells you names of friends and
enemies—who are true and who are
false. Tells whom and when you will;
marry, giving names, dates, facts and i
location, accepting no fee unless satis
faction is given.
See this man today and be happy
tomorrow
AT 9 GROVE STREET
Readings 50c. and $1.
There la always a call tor
second-hand machinery of
all klnAs and your partlc
. 1 tllttf klHd1 cah" 'eafelty And
ii i : : Quickly bo sold by ths/ald
*15 » * Journal Waat ad.
Railroads and Steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL R. R.
In effect June 22, 1900.
THROUGH TRAINS
GOING WKST-3.no A. M. except Mon
day. Portland and Boston; 6 37 A. M. for
Lewiston, Farmington, Itangeley, EoclV
land. Portland, Boston, .Quebec and Mc.i
trcal; 9.36 A. M., (10.40 A. M. Sunday*
only,) for Rockland, la-wlston, Portland
and Boston, Brunswick, Lewiston, Farm
ington, Raugehjy, Faby an;", Lancaster
and B* coin r Fads; 3.05 P. M., local for
Portland- 4.06 P. M. express for Bruns
wick, Rockland, Lewiston, Portland, Bos
ton, New York, No. Conway and Bartlett:
5.ir, !’. M , Sundays only for Portland and
Boston, connecting with throueh slerper
for New York; 7.no P. M , for South Gar
diner; 10.43 P. JVI.. daily for Lewiston,
Bath, Rockland, Portland and Boston.
Accommodation trains leave Augnsta 7 40
A. M., 1.30, 5.10 and 6.1a P. M. for Gar
diner.
GOING EAST-1247 A. M., for Skow
hegnn, Bangor, St. John and the Prov
inces. I ocs not connect on Sunday morn
ing to Belfast, Dexter or beyond Bangor
except to Bar Harbor and Washington
Plainly: 3.22 A. M., Bangor, Calais and
Bar Karl'iir, Greenville and Aroostook
Co.; 6.t(i A. M., for Watervillo, Oakland,
Somerset By. to BlnRliam and Klneo,
Knxcroft, BatiRor; SOS A. M , for Water
villn and Skowhcgnu, 12.05 noon, for Ban
R'or. Bar ilarlior, Aroostook County. Bt.
John and Halifax, 1 S'wiStoll and way sta
tions. Oakland, Somerset Ry. to BinRham;
2.45 1’. M., express for Bucksport ana
daily to Bangor and Bar Ilarlior; 3.1? P.
M.. fni' Wnlervllle, SkowheRan, Belfast,
Foxer rift. Bangor and Mattawanikeag;
7.33 P. M , for Watervillo and SkowhW
Ran; 3 16 A. M , Sundays only, for Water
ville, Bai'Ror and Skowhegan.
F. E. BOOTH BY. G. P. A..
Portland, Maine.
MORRIS McDONALD, Vice-President *
General Manager.
General Offices. Portland. Me.
BOOTHBAY AND THE ISLANDS
STEAMER ISLANDER
CAPT. ROBERT F. WESTMAN.
LEAVES Augusta every day at 7.00 A.
M.; Hallowed, (on signal) 7.08 A. M.; Gar
diner, 7.35; So. Gardiner, on signal (Prad
street’s) 7.45; Rlehmond 8.30; Bath, City
Landing wharf. 9.30, connecting at Bath
with L.. B. & B. Electric Railroad for
New Mendows Inn, Merrymectlng Park,
Brunswick, Lisbon Falls and Lewiston.
Arrives at Bnothbay Harbor, about 11.30
A. M.
RETURNING, leaves Boothbay Harbor,
evety day at 1.30 P. M.; Batii 3.15; con
necting at Bath with the afternoon train
for Portland and Boston; Richmond at
4.15 P. M.
AGENTS: H. E. Bow'dlteh, Augusta.
Tel. 104-4. H. G. Turner, Hallowed. Tel.
136-4. W. L. Toy.ier, Gardiner, Tel. 147-6.
Special rates for excursion parties on
regular trips only. Low rates. 110 miles
for $1.25, will land at Higgins’ wharf
Boot Id.:i v Harbor, (on signal). Stops at
Southport (on signal). Capitol Island,
Sauirrel Island and Ocean Point. No
freight taken on Sundays. Subject to de
lays and change without notice.
Augusta. Gnrd'ner & Bnothbay Steam
boat Co. W. B. BERRY, Mgr., Oar
diner, Maine.
EASTERN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Hon. Wm. T. Cobb and Calvin Austin,
Receiver*.
KENNEBEC DIVISION. I
Summer Service.
Steamer "City of Augusta” will leave
Augusta week days at 1.30 P. M., Hallo
v.cll 1.50 I*. M.. Gardiner 3.35 P. M.. con
necting with main line steamer leaving
Gardiner at 3.35 I*. M., Richmond at 4.10
P. M.. Dresden at 4 25 P. M.. Bath at 6 30
P. M. and Popliam Beach at 7.15 P. M. for
Boston.
Returning.
Steamer leaves Union Wharf, Boston,
week days at 6 P. M. for Fopliam Beach.
Bath, Richmond and Gardiner, connecting
with Steamer "City of Augusta” for Hal
lowed and Augusta. First-class fare be
tween Boston and Augusta $2.00 one way,
$3.50 round trip.
All freight, except live stock. Is Insured
against fire and marine rlak.
ALLEN PARTRIDGE. Agent.
Augusta, Maine.
anrlMtt
All the Way by
Water Between
BOSTON and
Via the Atlantic Ocean, Nantucket
Sound, Vineyard Sound and Long
Island Sound. Metropolitan Line,
Express Triple-Screw Turbine
Steel Steamships.
HARVARD AND YALE
Finest Water Trip in the World
Fast arid luxurious steamships,
equipped with every known device to
Insure the safety, comfort and conven
ience of passengers. Leave India
Wharf, Boston, week dnys and Sun
days, r, P. M. Leave Pier 4f., N. R.
Now York same hour. One either city
S o'clock following inomliu?.
Through tickets via the Meropoll
tan Lino are on sale at all regular
Railroad and Steamboat offices In the
I biitoil States, Canada and Mexico.
m26.dtf__
CANOES
THAT CAN’T TIP OVER
Non slnkable, canvas
covered, cedar lined canoes
made safe from capsizing
by air chambers or
‘‘sponsons’’ on either aide.
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. Catalogua on
request
ROY H. FLYNT,
AGENT, : AUGUSTA, ME.
IT MAY BE—
That the man who rode next you on
the cai this morning Is the very person
who Is looking for such a room or house
as you have to rent' little ad. fn the
Journal’s Want Columns wtil being ypg /

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