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Nhhs 80
Velvet Claws.
Jones and Morrlck were full OF fight.
so that the opportunity 10 do n little
work I'm the service OF the community
came TO them not without It's adyan-
tages.
And the way they badgered those
castawRys from society was really n
caution--not head escaped punish
ment. and some received such n double
dose that they grew ratified.
The result was n foregone concln-
sion, since heads never could be In
the same class with clubs. And In
less than a minute the friends had
their enemies on the run. utterly de-
moralized by the vigorous treatment
given.
Without attempting pursuit, the two
friends made the best OF their way
20 their hotel.
Naturally both OF them were eager
n see what manner OF document had
fallen into their possession. but II was
too public n place to serve as council
chamber. so Jones proposed retiring TO
his den on an upper floor. where no
one would be apt to disturb them.
They were In the act OF ascending
when an attache OF the establishment
touched Mark upon the shoulder.
spoke few words and handed him a
card.
Jones saw his friend stand irrcso-
Lutte. as though hardly knowing what
TO do.
At the same time he could not hut
notice that the card was such as ladies
use for calling.
I'll come up presently, my lear fell
low-thlrd stage. number eighty-srven.
| Good-give me FIVE minutes or So.
And as Jones climbed the stairs In
preference to using the lift, he chanc-
ed to glance through the open door NJ
tho hotel parlors. and beheld a vision
In white. seated o. n divan; a woman
so cntrancingly beautiful that any
man might be pardoned for bowling ai
her shrine upon the slightest encour'
agement.
Jones merely gave one OF his little
/ whistles that seemed TO express mis-
feelings so completely. For the cham
er was the Princess Olgavitch
whom "A wrotched fate had that day
thrown across Mark Merrick's path
under most peculiar circumstances
which were OF nature TO arouse
within her certain feelings she had
laughed at In others. Jones did mo-
enjoy the sight OF IL a bit. lie knew
the character OF the Continental Lur'
line. and how u, srrupulous she had
always been in playing with tho hol!es
OF human passions.
Meanwhile Merrick entered the par
Tor. lie had reasons OF his own FOL
granting the lady's request for an In
tervlew as soon as she came In.
His curiosity had been aroused b!
n few words written In French upoI
her card.
"A matter of great importance
She began by thanking him owe
again for his generous and manly sue
cor OF the morning. Merrick RAISED
his hand In protest. shaking his curl!
head ar though declaring he had dom
nothing that deserved such hig'
praise.
"Ah. you talk as though you wer
n member OF the cars court. so stud
led. so diplomatic. But ! must no
find fault. Then. monsieur. listen
you and your friend are In danger
Ito be continued)
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NomIna,Ion. by the ProsIdrnt.

Washington. april 2S.-The presi-
dent has sent the following nomina-
tions OF postmasters 10 the senate:
Iowa-George Metzger. Davenport:
Minnesota-Ke Wakefield, Hutchin-
son: Peter J. Schwartz, Shakopee;
Amund Dahl. bird Island.
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nur l,r. wro.k .a,L yanI,.

wickiiffe. KY. April 2S.-The vault
OF the First National bank was blown
open by robbers. The sound OF the
explosion awake the citizens OF the
town. who drove the robbers OF. but
aid not succeed In capturing them.
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Washington. April 2S.-Representa-
tive De Almond OF Missouri introduced
n joint resolution proposing an amend
ment to the constitution making the
term OF president and vice president
begin on April instead OF March 4.
and fixing the second sday OF Jan
uary as tho time for IL assembling
OF congress. beginning with the six
tieth congress.
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Al orn.r. Sent TO JAN.

Butte. Mont. April 2s.-John F. For
bis and l.. o. Evans. attorneys for the
Amalgamated Copper company. were
fined $500 each and sent to jail for
twenty-four Eours by Judge Harvey
for again bringing Up the scandalous
affidavit In the Minnie Healey mine
case. In which Harvey had been
charged with corruption.
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onl. D..troys on I,err els.

Marion. Ind. April 2S.-A terrifi,
gale wrecked hundreds OF oil derrlcks
While shooting n we'll near the city
limits n wagon with 300 quarts OF nj
troglycerin came very near being
struck by n falling derrick.
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Washington. April 2S.-The house.
after devoting an hour TO the passage
OF bills. by unanimous consent sus-
pended public business and for the re-
mainder OF the afternoon listened TO
tributes TO the memories OF the late
Representative Stokes OF South Caro-
lima and the late Representative
Crump of Michigan.
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Phi Iprlae veteran Coz. to Chlcaso.

Washington. April 2s.-Liuet. Col.
Charles l.. Heiseman. recently detached
from duty in the Philippines. has been
ordered 10 Chicago for duty as chief
surgeon OF the department OF the lakes,
relieving Lieut.. Col. +. r. Wilcox, who
Is ordered TO Vancouver Barracks.
Washington. for duty as chief surgeon
OF the department OF Columbia. vice
Mai r. e.. Ebert. relieved.
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Jackson. Mich. April 2s.-Tho home
OF Deputy United States Marshal Hen
ry Hayden was robbed OF diamonds
and jewelry valued at over $1,000.
James williams. HIS colored hostler, Is
missing
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New Federal nu ,dlnr.

Jacksonville. ILL.,. special: Jack
sonyllle will have n new federal build
ing. An appropriation passed during
this session OF congress win be d.
vided between four Illinois cities. OF
which jacksonville Is one.
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Mrs Roa.eyeir. Garden Party.

Washington. April 2s.-Mrs. Roose-
Welt has issued invitations for the first
OF a series OF garden parties tomorrow
from 4 TO 6. About 500 guests have
been invited.
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Vienna. April 2s.-Eapeior Francis
Joseph has appointed Prince Henry or
Prussia honorary admiral Of the feet
This act Is considered an Official recog-
milton Of the renewal OF the triple al
ilanee.
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customed 10 having such victims rs
they chose 10 honor with their at
tention throw up their hands In in
glorious surrender
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pr.Irb, :, "a, urra NJ uar,,..

Buffalo special: The freight sheds
ON Green street below the New York
Central Railroad Company's Exchange
street station were S-.nCd. The loss
will exceed $4,000.
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chosen Ksn.a. Chancellor.

Lawrence. Kan. April 2S.-Dr. Frank
Strong OF the University OF Oregon has
been elected chancellor OF the Univer-
sity OF Kansas. TO succeed DIR. r. IA.
Snow. who resigned year ago be-
Cause OF III health.
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Comm. Dillingham; (vt) and Clay
(Ga.) were named as conferees on the
part OF the senate.
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Probably the tide has eomcihlng 10
DO with the number OK knots made by
vessel.
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Experience IL such costly teacher
that n keeps n man hustllng tn pay
the tuition fees.
A thlmbleful OF theory 60 pound
81 practice IL about the right propoT
ton.
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10 frequently rains ON the Just he
cause the unjust has carried OF hls
umhrclln.
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PUTNAM FADELESS DYES color
silk. wool or cotton p'rfcctiy 40 o 'c bill
ing. Sod by druggists. Toe. per PACKAGE.
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ooop uorsrWEEPrrs

Zee the best That's WY they hwy Red
Cross Ball Bsne. Al isalius .ssOs0rs, cent?.
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Drlv. nhramatl.m Ava,

BY the use Of MATT J. IOHNSONS enSA
ID cures thoroughly aud quickly
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ELKiSs PROUD or WAR RECORD
West virgins Senator Proposes tn Offer
Proof OF UI. service

Washington. April 2S. - Senator
Steve" Elkins OF West Virginia pro-
Loses TO offer official proof OF an cpl
sode in his life which had a most ro-
mantle character. Certain Grand Ar
my men OF his state having charged
that the senator had no war record,
and was therefore not entitled to be n
member OF the @. A. r.. Mr.. Eikins has
gone on the warpath In defense OF his
record. Already he has received word
from the auditor OF the war depart
ment telling OF the record OF his en-
rollment In the Missouri militia. and
later In the regular service. and OF his
service as captain In Missouri during
1929. chiefly against Quantrell and
his guerrillas. Senator Elkins said re-
garding the matter:
1T was asserted several years ago
that | was a deserter from the army.
Later that I never belonged to the ar
my. and at another time that | was a
member of the Quantrell guerrillas.
All OF these statements Il Will be very
easy TO disproye In a very short time.
and propose TO do II. The truth OF
the matter IL. was captured az one
time by Quantrell during one OF the
engagements OF my company with him.
would have been shot. and curiously
enough. Cole Younger was the man
who saved my life. lie persuaded
QuantreIl to give me my liberty. Once
after that was able to perform the
same service for Younger"
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oId-rlms Fiddlsr stir. .Em Tn.

Washington. April 2S.-Several fea-
lures of Secretary Longs farewell din
ner on board the DO phin are just COM
ing TO light. II is said that there was
an old-tlme fiddler present and that tho
dignified cabinet officers forgot their
dignity for tho time and "shufiied a
foot" According TO rumors. Knox was
sprightly. Hay dignihed. Shaw brisk
and Wilson the heaviest OF all.
During tho dance the president is
said TO have remarked To the secretary
OF agriculture: Get up you old corn
stalk"
After that. according 10 reports.
there was an exhibition OF skill nj the
folls between two sailors. A scratch
on the cheek brought blood and the
contest closed. Then two other husky
sailors put on the gloves and SPARED
n round or two for the president and
cabinet members.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-15
Chairs

Morris chairs, with spring seat and
back, $3.50; in rockers, floor and plat.
form, various prices up to $500,
Rocking chairs in wood seats, leather
seats, cobbler seats. and upholstered
seats, prices from $500 to $500. VIII
low chairs from $500 to $40 90. Swivel
chairs for desks from $500 to $3.50.
We have very large assortment In
this line; can surely please you.
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Dolls, Toys and Games

This has long been recognized headquarters for those
with which the children delighted We have
dolls
range form $500. Of have say
will find impossible get children past they
entered and examined the La
and young We would mention Combination
Ping Pong and Croknole.
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Extension Tables

We have them in ash and oak. A
good ash extension table for S400.
Our best oak table, round, quartered
OAK, polished, with French carved
legs, $3.50. A dozen different styles,
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LAMPS

This seems to be a time when more
light is needed and we are prepared
to furnish it. We have lamps which
we can sell you for any price from 25
cents to So 80. Hall lamps, hanging
lamps, and every other kind of lamps.
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Couchas

We can give you the entire line mani
ufactured by the Percival Mfg. Go. to
select from. All styles and prices,
No extra charge for making goods 10
your order.
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Baskets

Waste baskets, stand baskets, baby
baskets, from Csc to $3.50. Music
stands, photograph holders, and
everything in this line. See our show
window for these.
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Rugs and Art Squares

Rugs and art squares of all descrip-
tions. Ingrains, Japanese and Smyr~
mas, from Is cents to $25. 100. -
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Pictures

A large line of framed pictures which
make beautiful presents, from Is centa
to $780,.
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Shopping at store is pleasure stock is suf
fcenty large to enable to find suitable gifts for both
old and young. We mention below few of the many
bargains have to Offer Do not fail to visit our store
when in town.
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SOUVENIR WARES

We have large assortment of these
goods, pieces from 10 cents to 81 90
each.
Water Sets from S1.0O to $500
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Vases from 5 CENTS to Sc so
Bamboo Goods

Bamboo Bookcases from 81 90 to $3.50.
Music stands at the same prices.
Center tables, $500 to $3.50. Easels
40 cents to s1.00. Screen frames all
prices.
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Leather Goods.

Pocket books for all the right Purses for the ladies'
Bags chdrens
for ladies' Gents Wallets Bill Books
bill folders gents toilet
travelling from Use to SIS co. Music Rolls.
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Oak Center Table,

Largest assortment we have ever.
shown. All sizes and styles. From
$500 to $50.
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CHINA WARE

In this we have large line of odd
pieces in Salad dishes, Nut bowls,
Berry bowls, Chocolate sets, Fish sets,
Trays and Jars of all kinds and other
things too numerous to mention. We
have Royal bon vaces, Beautiful APP
anese ware, Gut glass ware, China
Jardinieres, and Mammoth Coffee
Cups. Cups and Saucers from cents
to $3.50. Tea sets for children .25 to
s1.5O- We also have large line of 5
and 10c wares.
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China Closets

We have some nice China Closets
which are just the thing to keep your
China ware in.
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Bookcases

Beautiful oak bookcases, open and
closed, single and double door, and
sectional bookcases, prices ranging
from $3.50 to $500.
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Combination Gases

Bookcase and desk combined, and
saves having one of each. Prices from
$1,000 to $19.75.
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Toys

Sleds, rocking horses, doll carriages.
and carts; enough to supply all the
children in this county. Chairs for
the little folks also.
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Sideboards

If you need Sdeboard or Buffet in
spect our stock. Prices from $14.00
to $4,000. The largest line we ever
have shown.
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Writing Desks

Desks for the ladies, prices from $500
to $3.50 Gents roll-top desks $3.50
to $24.O0.
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TOILET SETS

In this line we are showing dozens of
different patterns from $500 to $500
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Dining Chairs

From $500 to $1,000 per set. A good
line of leather and box seats.
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Lzees in bulk and fancy glass bottles Also in bottles
beautiful $500. right Cali
orna other odors few drops of which will you you
flo garden Saches powders, fancy puff boxes
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All the latest books Holiday g books handsome padded
Bibles, dictionaries, Prices from 1Oc to $500.
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Brush comb collar cuff and necke
jewel boxes handkerchief boxes everything
cevabe this line We have stag goods
articles useful and look rich Examine when you
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-12-15

Fancy and plain stationery The Eaton Hubut stationery be
200 initial stationery 25c per Pretty
for the children
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Christmas Purchasers

viii find here gifts of beauty and utility. you are at s 20
know what purchase and you are sure to End
something with which will be pleased we are
glad to show goods whether purchase or not
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We shall show line these which please They
pretty and acceptable present We have prices
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Jardiniere Stands in Bamboo
and Oak.
Leg Rests and Hassocks.
-O-
Corner Brackets and Bookcases
In Bamboo and Oak.
Screens

Beautiful screens in oak frames, three
and four fold; either filed OR she
frames only.
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112 PIECE DINNER SETS

A large number Of different patterns,
from 81 90 to $500.
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113 PIECE DINNER SETS

In Haviland China, prices range from
$33 90 to $4,000
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Mirrors

Mirrors large and small. 25c to Sa,5o,
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Newport Center

Mrs. Martha Percy has the grip.
Mrs. Q. l.. Erwin is sick with tonsilitis.
Poles are being put up for new tele-
phone line.
Geo. Percy, Herman Sheldon, and Ed.
Larabee are to have telephones put in.
On account OF illness Marjorie Erwin
did not return to Montpelier last week.
Rev. l. P. Chase spent last week in Gov
entry engaged in union revival services.
CONTINUED on EIGHTH PAGE.
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The infant child of Il. e. Harrison has
been quite i'll the past week.
1t is reported that Fred Goodrich has
sold his farm to Geo. Bill.
Miss Burr of Hardwick SIS teaching the
winter term of school in district No. 6.
Several Of our young people took in the
concert at Hardwick Saturday evening.
q. Y. Simpson and daughter Flora have
been visiting at Enosburg the past week.
Walter c. Simpson is expected home soon
from Burlington college to remain through
the holidays.
Norwood Drown has finished cutting and
skidding the lumber on the e. o. Randall
lot and thinks he has 100000 feet ready to
draw to mill.
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Our Toy Department is Filled with Gifts Suitable
for the Children.
~
CHRIS rMAS Shopping pleasure su
fcently large enable suitable gifts for both
old and young. We mention below few of the many
bargains Offer not fail to visit our store
when in
Dolls, Toys and Games
This has been recognized headquarters
with which the children delighted We have largest
dolls have shown both dressed and price,
range form $500. Of have say
will find impossible get children past they have
entered and examined the In please
Ping Pong and Croknole.
Leather. Goods
Pocket books right prices
Bags Bags
ladies' Wallets Bill Books
purses from 75c bill folders gents toilet
travelling from 75c to SIS co. Music Rolls.
TOILET NOVELTIES.
boxes cuff and Manicure
stamp jewel everything
cevabe this line We have line horn goods These
articles useful and look very rich Examine them when you
NGE;DAL.LIoN5
We shall show nice line of these which please They make
pretty and acceptable present We prices
PERF'UME5.
Lzees in bulk and in fancy glass bottles. Also bottles
beautiful boxes Price 1Oc So co. Pao Alto Pink right Cali
na and other odos few drops of which will make you think you
flo garden Saches powders fancy puff boxes
BOOKS.
Holiday gft books, handsome padded books
Boes dictionaries, Prices from 1Oc to $500.
DIARIES FOR 1908.
STATIoNE;Rx
Fancy plain stationery The Eaton Hubu stationery
fol the children.
GOLD PENS
noneakbe p than any fountain
Photo Calendars for 1903 for mounting pictures Diff
eren sizes Albums for kodak pictures We sell kodaks from 81 90
$4,000 Supplies all kinds Photo albums picture frames
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CITY MEETING.
Capt. Joseph NJ Higgins Elected
Third Assessor.

Capt. Joseph NJ Higgins Elected
Third Assessor.
The mayor and aldermen held a recess
meeting last Thursday evening. There
were present Mayor Greely, Aid. Leland,
Stuart, Mccarthy and Brady.
The principal business for the meeting
was the election OF third assessor. Four
ballots were cast, all for Joseph M. Hig-
gins. The board OF assessors as now con-
stituted is as follows: Henry L. Moor,
Charles w. Mason, Joseph NJ. Higgins.
1t was voted that the fire department
salaries not already fixed be the same as
last year, which is as follows: Stewards OF
hose companies, s35; members of Senator
Hale and City hose companies, so each,
with two torch boys for each company, at
s5 each; mem oers OF Ticonic hose company,
so each; Colum bia hook and ladder COM
pany, 500
The board took recess until Friday
evening at 730.
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ELLSWORTH FIREMEN.
Roster of City Fire Department for
the Present Year.

tuc IFtSeub rear
There have been from time to time
changes In the membership OF the several
companies of the Ellsworth fire depart
ment, and no complete list OF mem bers
has recently been printed. The present
city government called for complete roll
of the companies, which has been received
and recorded, except that OF the Ellsworth
Falls company, in which several changes
are soon to be made, when the list will be
recorded. The officers of the department
and members Of the Ellsworth companies
are as follows:
Department officers.
Chief Engineer, Charles j. Brown; first
assistant, Charles w. Gerry; second
assistant, Edward Brady.
Senator Hale Hose Co.
r. j. Goodwin, captain; III. FL. Higgins,
first utenant; r E. Murch, second lieu
tenant; G. f. Newman, jr., clerk; L. W.
Jordan, treasurer; II. G. Austin, Arthur
Frazier, Charles Hurley, Alfred Peterson,
John Brady, Charles Joy, e. l.. Moore,
Maurice Chick. Charles Higgins. Torch
boys, Orrin Clements, Bert Dodge.
City Hose Co.
Charles w. Eaton, Arthur Falls, Alfred
Whitaker, Edward A. Mcdonald, David
Lime han, Andrew Moore, Frank Moore,
Harry Scammon, James Floyd, Mott Jelli-
son, George Campbell, John Linnehan
Frank Sargent, Henry Billings, Stephen
Donovan, A thur Abram, Arno Latin.
Columbia Hook and Ladder Co.
Harry Jordan, Lewis Brown, Art hun
Hart, Otis Web5er, George Royal, Harvey
Sa isbury, Frank Smith, David Shorey
Raymond Wescott, Howard W. Dunn, ir
Hilbert Sprowl, G W. Bowden.
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IUN
DR. Hobbs Sparagus Pills cure all kidney Ills. Sam
lie free. Add sterling Remedy Co. Chicago or
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs THIs " ZEN

Great Pond and Bog Dam Co-Annual meet
Ing.
Union River Boom Co-hpnuai meeting.
w BiilinRton-Gtrl wanted.
w Alexaudcr--pin lost.
Statement Royal Exchange Assurance.
Nj Clark-Greenhouse.
o w Tapey- Insurance.
l. Lord Carriage repository.
Parcher-A pothecary.
w Parker Clothing Co Clothing.
Foster Marble Co Marble works.
A Moore-Dry goods, millinery, etc.
owen Byrn-Giothiug.
WALDoBoRo, ME:
Robt Bisset-House for sale.
BosTos:
l. Halmap-Railroad ties.
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John 4. Crippen and Charles A. Bellatty
were drawn Friday to serve as traverse
Jurors at the April term OF the supreme
judicial court for Hancock county, which
will convene Tuesday, April s. Justice
Savage will preside at the term.
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COMING EVENTS.

Wednesday April 2, at p. m. at Baptist
vestry-Supper by ladies' aid society; Is
cents.
Monday, March 81, at Hancock hall
Concert and ball of City hose company.
Thursday and Friday, 'May and 2. at
Unitarian vestry-Fair and supper.
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New Hancock County Postmasters.
M. E. Freethey has been appointed
post master at Naskeag, and Fl. A. Small
at SedgWick