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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

5. r. Phillips, agent.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-05-04

Everybody IS an1ionsly wait
ing for the street paving TO begin.
Fresh milch COW with calf at her
side, for sale at 408 Colorado aven-
ue. Nv
Miss Lucille Claycomb departed
sunday for 3 visit with friends at
Apache.
Il. B. Russeli Of Marlow attend
ed 70 some business matters here
Saturday.
g. Il. Price OF Duncan was
among the bnsioess visitors IN the
city Saturday.
Mr.. Brown, the Anadarko lum-
Der man, spent Sunday 10 this city
the guest Of friends.
Mrs. w. 7. Lancaster and chill
dren we're the guests OF friends IN
Cemeut over sunday.
Mrs. Thurman William will
entertain at whist Wednesday al
ternoon from 3 to 6 o'clock.
Chris Christopher, proprietor of
a theatre ct Anadarko, spent Sun
day 10 Chickasha on business.
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5. 8. TrieOenlpalO & So.

Bir sebeH GoupcHS nit iteem Ssrs
fduf - fpmmt uuO fcbt uuiere snprme
Nusfiruuns pom gratis UertbetIten
@efchenfrn.
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Neutrality-suspicious. ,,NO0cr
nebnrnru.

Rotfotf, @a, 4. Deg. - Der
Rsmorqueur n9eoria" fam 6sute nit
bem neutrality-suspicious. v4Ober"
i'm S4lepptau bier an. Der Jf:mor@
queur mar 6ettnntliA Don g&epport,
R.S9y., a6geFa6ren, I'M bic 1nterIee@
Sorpe0p6oote .2tOOer" unbn Wtocaiiin"
pon Dor na6 2tnnapOIit5 gu bugitren,
unb bic 6eiDen LeBteren 5a6r3euge
nuroen unterpeg8 in Der g9dbe BON
Rap 6enrb bnr6 einen SturmninO
losgerii7en. 8ootsmunn 9earp rettete
bic 2loDer, inbsm er etpu 100 Yaros
peit BON DerieIben I6pamm uno etne
Qeine uuf ben 66leppoumpfer bef0rz
berte. Der nMocoi1in" Iiegt Bel Cur
ritud auf Dem Strarbe, i6eint jeboA
ni6t I6per be76Gbigt. Die n2lOOer"
lit lef unO t6eilpeiie NIT Bdiier gez
fiiat. 8ergebampfer iinO na6 @urriz
tuf a6gegangen, I'm Zen nV}ocaiItn"
flDtt All MAIDEN.
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@ei0na6tss@cinc
nnO SpiritnOicrt ST
nicOrigiten Yrciicn

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4 Grtdltuuqeu; pro Gldibs. 79c.
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pro 5laibe ......................7 70c.
4 lRdruid)inu- -Riri6cu Dus Rid
4 tiQc fir Tru6t= Salut; pro 6laiht 69c.
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& den, Dos Gcppcltt unitrss Nreiits
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pro Ytuic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40c.
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bilpcn Gin i6oucs @db;nf, 3Dti
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ulo OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. '"'.
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Gin SOmmtrz 8ttrdut tul 2Siultr
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I: pro GSidibc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. +oc.
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:; Quart 75c pro Qjutt............ "9c.
:; e3uiimcB impoytirttr Stout - IN
!; Tlai6cn importjyt; pro 2ubIrO. = L. 30
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nit Nlil63uiab orcj Quarts. 4r;is "Se
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-05

linn GrfGltmng in Sage so furirem
atbrau3t s2arltio, &rOmo 0uuint Iabltts4.
Nus 4potbsisr stbtn SAD lurGd, nsnn t,ius 1Gs
lung triolgt. 6. 70 @ropt's llntribriit auf
isDsr 6ba5tcl 25c. (Sd Gi&l9 ;i.a. u
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Gtmcn Ntonat ip1ter.
y. 9Iuguit 1903.


zr. RaOpa0 & So, GcDzgorf
Sd utbm: jest Dis finite Jlai5s Oon SNrm
Rciolotut un0 fH6lc nib bsOcutcuo bcisr. SD babe
ouf9,b5rt BEN Ratbctcr gu gcbrauden. Gas llris
nreu 1.idicbt i:bt r;8t uuO 8me1lOs. S&
laIaf, iebt btFer &rauac n,dt 70 oft uuijuftbtn.
Etr 6g8jlyjf, Deu ia in Bottom ooniuItirtt iag;'
mir. id milf: m:ineu uviH j:tItbsHs abiapt'H una
immcr nit 5dlmcutu. SD babe oas IeiOptnt
rcptlmdBia bonn 2lujlrg al aenommsu, sinsn Bals
ben Gbst.Offtl Doa uaa ieO;v MabBett. SD idrtiVs
O;cit EbatIaacu, oamjt ste UHcn oob i'd mi5
pohl fible stein, stmcrlcn uno ejnsn gsiunO,u
3ufauo Der Rta,, ba6, Mub i'd Den gltioIp,ut
nod, LANCER utbm,u? 5b lcer, ri; 9laic iest obHs
6u.ic 0ts Gatbcter
0U5abtuug5Dout
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-05

9eter86urG A. 9e3. - Der
erIf Dor tur3er 8ett an Steue Bitte's
gum 55inan3miniiter erndnnte 9r.
9le5te bat einen llrlau6 auf unbez
ftimmte 3eit er6alten, IS Oerlautet,
baB 30. Ru6efo, Elm g$it9Iieo Oss
6toatsrat65, feinsn QOiten einne4men
foI.
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Or. 8oOlOog'6 S
8cIoI0cnl
5Hr Seilun9 bon allen
Gierc1ts, SIaIells nnO
1lrins 6ranfBciten.

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6er uuO zine Hare oaut. qBenH sic 9br 6l,i@
icF 5brt RuOdcu ueiunO uHO 1br Iusitbtn aut
babcn tDOlsu, Oanu gcbraubtu eie aaoiDap's R'A
iolp:ut.
Gis luuuotr5arcu 0cj,uugen, nHte bur@ ods
GtiolD,Ht tr5elt put0tr; 6eu, DIatt hbsJ be
9.egtn in 4ushbuug timer geiunO'r SbionotrnHd
oes Trims, Der ociIung BON 9arutubr, GHr3nnonrs
cen ootr uHrcgtlmdBj0fcitsu Der 9Iait, i5mujbai'
t.s llrinirtn, R1tarrb O.r 8Iaie glb!d9rnna BON
s6ltim. staub oosr rucbcm sauo etc, bef,fi9sH
ieiu,r 65aratt:r ais Gin gtobss e'Htitution'a's
C.iir,;4fsI
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-05

81 m, 4. De3em6er. - Der frana
30Iif6e Qlitronom Reuman, pel6er
0ur6 ieine 6ori6ungen iiber oultants
fde 46Gnomena betannt lit, BAT, OBJ
qlei6 6ereit5 6o8betogt, Ieinen 8obnz
iiB auf oem 8eIup aufgeI4lu8en, in
Der 6offnung, bort pi4tige Gntz
Dedungen 3u MAIDEN.
8untruu6 in 5ran8buul.
So6unne86urg Srun5Oaal,
4. 0e3em6er.-0ie nRObinIOns8ant"
gu Ran0fontein nurOe beute our4
cine 66aar ma8firter U}dnner iiberz
fallen, pel6e bic 8anf6eamten ii6erz
ndltigten, fsTelten unb $4,000 roubz
ten. Die 8unoiten enttamen nit tArer
8eute.
RHfte6r mad petersburg. g.
6tternientce, 8uiiiId Poz
len, 4. 0e3em6er. - Der G3ar unb
bic G3arina rsiitsn 6eute BON bier nua
9eter8burg ab.
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81 a d M}abrio Der Bt


gurt5, 4. 9s3. - Der W}iniiter
beg 2luspGrtigen 9elcaTe bat bic Der
IeBunq Oes 8oti6oft5ratbs g. be
U{aroerie bon @ai6ingtOn nu4 glas
briO perfiigt, no er Oieiel6en 8e3iez
6ungen gum 8otT6ufter Gambon Ras
ben Iou, pie CUR 3eit, 0a Gam6on
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ben ni6t nah @ai6ingtOn 3uriidte6z
rem, ionOern iOfott na4 0Saorio gez
ben. Dies efDet au9 Die Qusi4teH
auf einen amerifanii6en 8eiu4 Des
9i6ter8 ROitanD, pel6er Elm 8ru0er
Der Frau be Margerie lit.
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= SimDt6n 9J2cGdrthn. ..QDdI

= 8Imot91 Wtc9attP9, vBuItIII9
Delegate" Der 6ausf4mieoz uno
8riidenar6eiter llnion in Retpzgort,
pel6er bort Der 9eloerprefung f6ulz
biq befunben fpurbe, iit geitern gu einz
iG6riger 3u9u6ds6uft OerurtAeilt
inDrnen.
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Sdlmer36aftrs 1trinirrn.

%. AUII I5V0
6srrtn q . 10 q & 6 0,
35 fit al 2lugflb res ur:us. 81 mub IL %
stuuotn itGr bdutig urturer. 0sits 1T iebr ld'
fila, luOem aud ic6r iamrjbait. 9tius gatitbta
lidcu Rrdftc Fno iebr itlDad g8dbrtHo Der @a@t
muB id al: 3p,t StunOeu uufitbsu um Iu urtH'z
rsu. ggtnn i5 mid OcsibIaf;, 10 titbt r fort.
Sd bin 81 Sabre alt iout in ousgt1si5n'tsr S's
iunObeit SD bin bc0ierju 2r. R5opao'5 Sotb ~
b0reu, oa6tr bite id io9It!3 nm gntfoOrt.
g. . 0ubbtli,
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@panien'S &abtnetSz
friTi6.

gurts, 4, 9e3. - 0as in ben
Ser. Stauten cirtulirenoe 9erii4t,
buB llnter6dnblungen gum 8ertduf
Der fran30iiI6en SnfeIn Ct. Pierre
unb I2iquelon, an Der Subtitle bon
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porben.

9as Gruerbsltb.n Der Reui,it aeitatt:t IS BEN
Rehtu fOum, oi: G3siuHobcitsregein frtng lu btz
iolQtH lin osu Ra3tbtil, Dsn Die Ribtb,iolgung
beriel6tu ottsrs er3sugt. ausIuglebeH un0 bic anz
qeitr,n9tt 2;bens smaibintrls in 9ut'm 8dH9t gu
aemdbts. rein ans 9fiaulenitoijsH btitebtnoes
Witt.l oar, CT StrHGrO arduttrp :
en- Ypeldbt ourb 20dtruna Der @eOdFmt uno Anz
reouua Des @luumlauI5 Die 8erDnuuHg bsibleuHIs
oen 6en appttit trdftigen unO ben, nsun nt3t
5Daia frantsn BOD sjOsH0en R0rptr pieoeT bers
hta,n. Sir p GeHts 5ti AputbettrH 5u babsR,
(TiToSaG&Sl
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Or. )}OOmOO's
)}C(O(OGnt,

ttr 6c;lmjttcl. oas aus SugyaOisuj,cu non oub'rs
OrOcutlja mcoujuiibtu G,aeuiblitcn btro,f,at
nrO uuO poutinOjl rein lit, 0euuobcjt5'OrosrlJb
lum 0itDrauibau uuo ocr 9tltbung Ots b,runttrs
qttOmmeu.n uuo abgemagsrttu G0rpus. Cine
ibn,ut, ang:ucbmc, Fbere uuo permlucute 9ebamos
lung uuO osiluHs. Bon alien Npot5i,ru Osrtaufs
~ Ginrm Zoaar oic 6lnidt g}an ibrtbt an
Or. .32nn1rn41 500.
gIr. %, CslmsStraBe,
New York City,
fir gu8 uHo Gaibi9ld5G (6
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0ier Ghineirn erirnnfen.

Buffalo, R.zg., 4. 9e3em6sr.-
Sin Magen, auf pel4em elf @Rinsien
BON Ganaba aus in Die Ser. Stadten
eingei6muggelt peroen IOlIten, ttpPte
beute in Der g}G6e Don bier Inn unb
Ttirate in ben @rietunal. 8ier Der
G6ineien ertrdnten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1903-12-05

Reufunolono, i'm 8onge ieten, pirO
bier offi3ieG in 2t6reOe geiteut. 2luf
rem 6etrsffen0en SnIeln 6errf4t jeBt
Ru6e na4 Der 2(ufregun9, pelae i'm
leBten Gomner bur6 Die @ertrei6ung
Der U}itglieOer Der OrOenSgeieaI4dfz
ten bort entitun0.
BON Der &ommer paiitrt.
Quri8, 4. DECEMBER. - Die De-
putirtentammer I6toB beute Die lang
pieriQe 8iiOgstoebatte unO na5m ouS
qun3e8iOget nit 478 gegen 81 Stims
men an. Die &ammer Oertugte it4
ronn Bis gum "A. 9e3em6er.
2Cuf benz Serge ItBt elm
The Republican journal., 1903-10-22
Collectors Notice Of Sale.

Unpaid taxes on lands of resident and non.
resident owners situated in the town of Pros
pect, in the County of Waldo, for the year 1902:
The following list of taxes on real estate of
resident and nonresident owners, situated in
the town of Prospect aforesaid for the year 1902,
committed to me for collection for said town on
the 1St day of June, 1907, remain unpaid; and
notice is hereby given that if said taxes with in
terest and charges are not previously paid, so
much of the real estate taxed as is sufficient ana
necessary to pay the amount due therefor, i'll
Guiding interest and charges, will be sold with
out further notice, at public auction at School
House Dist. No. 3 in said town, on the first Mon
day of December. 1903, at nine O'Clock A. NJ.
Heirs of Thomas Wagner, one house, value $3.50;
one barn, value $50; fifty acres of land, value
$685. amount of tax due, including interest and
charges, $12.10.
Heirs of Thomas Wagner, one house, value $50;
thirty acres of land, value S175; amount of tax
due, including interest and charges, S4.50.
VIM. p Baird one store value 500; barn, value
$780, wharf, value 200; seven shops, value
$20U one engine and house, value $500; 1I5 NJ
paving blocks, value 81, $50; amount of tax due,
including interest and charges, $500.
Heirs of Henry p. Felch, one house, value $780,
eleven acres of land, value ST; amount of tax
due, including interest and charges, 1884.
o. b. GRAY
Collector of Taxes of the town Of Prospect.
Prospect, Oct 49, 1903
The Republican journal., 1903-10-22
MARRIED..

BuCKLIN- CROSS. In ThomaSton, October II,
Archibald q. Bucklin of Tewksbury and Miss
Edith ID. Cross of ThOmaStOn.
CONDoN-PARsoNs. In Belfast, October II, by
Rev. f. S. PhilbrOok. Ira I. Condor and Miss
Minnie M. Parsons, both OF Belfast
CHIPMAN-FLANDERS. In belfast Oct 81 by
Rev. f. ). Hhilbrook, Walter F. Chapman of South
Poland and Miss Carrie h. Flanders OF belfast.
DUANE-sIMMoNs. In Friendship, October 10,
James A. Duane of Wadoboro and Mrs. Theresa
A. Simmons of Friendship.
FRENCH -BUCKLIN. LII Camden, October Is,
T. .Jenness French and Miss Leila Bucklin, both
of Camden.
GRAY-MACCAMBRIDGE. In Winterport. Oct.
10, Mr Perlie Roscoe Gray and Miss EdWner
MacCambridge both of Frankfort.
fAUL-ELI.Is. In Belfast, September 8, by Rev.
Ashley A. Smith, Herman Paul of Waldo and
Miss Louisa L. Ellis of Brooks.
RICKER-STROUT. In Eelfast, October r. by
Rev. +. $. PhilbroOk, Lewis W. Kicker of East
Weymouth, Mass and Miss Ethel NJ. StrOut of
East Belfast.
SPRAGUE-WINSLOW. In Vinalhaven, October
10, Alard Francis Sprague and Ada Lee Winslow,
both of Vinnlhaven.
LAMB. In Portland, October IA, Mr..
John NJ. White OF Portland and Miss Mabel
Elizabeth Lamb of indham.
WRIGHT-CLARK. In Bar Harbor, October Z,
Mr.. Strothart A. Wright of SacO and Miss Char
lOtte NJ. Clark of Bar HarbOr.
YoUNG-DEBLoIs. In interpOrt, Oct. l. MIR.
William D. Young and Miss Sadie e. DeBlOis,
both of Winterport.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-22
l)l Ed.

BowDEN. In Orland, October IA Capt. Francis
A. Bowden, aged 56 years.
BROWN. In Belfast, Oct. 21, Nathan K. Brown
aged St years.
bow. In North Brooksville. October 5, Faith,
infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Neal Dow.
ELMs. In Belmont, october 70, Mrs. Abigail
Elms, aged 50 years.
GILKEY. In Camden, October IS, Mrs. Ellen
Gilkey, aged 70 years.
HoFKINs. In Vinalhaven, October IA, Mrs.
Minnie e. Hopkins.
HOWARD. In North Brooksvie. October 6,
Asa Howard, aged 76 years, 6 months, days.
JONES. In West Brooksvlle, october -, Will
liam Jones, aged 79years. months.
JORDAN. Drowned at Deer Isle, October 9th,
Everett l.. Jordan, aged so years, months, 81
days.
LEWIS. In someiviIle, Mass, OCTOBER "a,
James G. Lewis, formerly of Belfast, aged y
years, months and 10 days.
Petersen. In Ellsworth october ID, Capt.
Peter G. Petersen, aged SO years, II months.
PRESCOTT. In NOrthport, October 10, Catherine
W., widow of Joel Prescott, aged s6 years, II
months and 1O days.
ROBBINS. In Stonington, October H. Mrs. Cor
della Robbins. aged 43 years. II months, "a days.
ROGERS. In Knox, October 15, Charles H.,
son of Lew and Josie Rogers of Belfast, aged 7
months and 10 days.
TREwoRGY. In Ellsworth, October 8, Mrs.
Lois P. Treworgy, aged 70 years, months.
VENNER. In Bluehill, October IL, Orange IL.
Venner, aged 65 years, months, 16 days.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-22
1SOkN.

COOPER. In fremont, September 80, to Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Cooper daughter.
CLARK. In Franklln, October 3, to MI. and
Mrs. Wesley A. Clark, a daughter
CLARK. In Wlleys Corner, st. George, to Rev.
and Mrs. Henry Ii. Clark, daughter, Helen
May.
CROCKETT. In North Haven, October u, to
MI. ana Mrs. John b. Crochett tWln> Il son and
daughter
DOW. In North BrookSville, October 3, to Mr..
and mrs. Neal Dow, a daughter Faith.
EAMEs. In Searsport October 4, to Mr.. and
Mrs, Charles A. Eames, Il daughter, Christine
Helen.
FowLEs. In SearsmonJ October II, to Mr..
and AIRS. Elmer Il. Fowles, a daughter.
GREENLAW, In Springfield, Mass, October
II, to Mr.. and Mrs. hobert I. Greenlaw, IA son,
Byron c.
GkINpAL. In Ellsworth, October g. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles " Grindal, a daughter.
GRINDLE. In SedgWlck, september l5 to Mr..
and Mrs. Herbert j. Grindle, a daughter Ruth
Madella.
kNowLToN. In Stonington, October 3, to Mr..
and Mrs. William Austin knowlton, a daughter,
Helen Ruth.
kERsT. In Verona October 2, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant W. kerSt, d son.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-22
Collectors Notice Of Sale.

Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the town of
Palermo in the County OF Waldo, for the
year 1902.
The following list of taxes on real estate of
non resident owners in the town of Palermo for
the year 1902 committed to me for collection for
said town of Palermo, on the nineteenth day of
June, A. ID. 1902, remains unpaid, and notice is
hereby given that if said taxes, interest and
charges are not previously paid. so much of the
real estate as is sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges will be
sold at public auction at the town house in said
Palermo (being the place where the last pleced
ing annual town meeting was held in said town,
on the first Monday in December, A. ID. 1908. at
nine o'clock in the forenoon:
Name of De ,cripton of
Owner. Real Estate.
Eva Z. ChadSey. Farm house. barn, one store
bounded on n. by land of f. II.
Foster. S. b. Jones and ceme
terry, by county road and land
of E. Fl. Foster and town road
S. by land of Alden Turner and
j. P. Haskell, w. by land of
Alden Turner and Mrs. C. H..
Newhall; value 500; unpaid
tax on same. $12.20.
Eva f. Chadsey. One lot of land; bounded on
n by land of f. h. Cain, f. by
land of S. H. kradstreet s. by
land of S. b. Jones. W. by
town road; seven acres; value
$50; unpaid tax on same, S1S3
Palermo Maine, October Is, 1908.
3w43 c. A. PHILLIPS,
Collector Of taxes of the town of Palermo.
The Republican journal., 1903-10-22
STATE OF MAINE.

Collectors Notice and Advertisement of
Sale of lands of Nonresident Owners.
Unpaid taxes on lands Of nOn-resident owners
situated in the town OF Thorndlke in the
County of Waldo. for the year 1902.
The following list of taxes on real estate of
on-resident owners situated in the town of
Thorndike, aforesaid. for the year 1902. commit,
twenty-ffth day of June, 1902, remain unpaid; ;
and notice is hereby given that If said taxes with
much of the real estate taxed as Is sufficient to
pay the amount due therefor, including interest
and charges, will be sold without further notice
at public auction, at the town house in said town,
on the first Monday of December, 1903, at nine
O'Clock A. M:
Name of No. OF Tax
Owner. Acres. Value. Due.
Edward Hollis. .....36 $4,000 $500
ThOrndike, October 19, 1903
3wI3 F.W. DYER.
Collector of taxes for the town of ThOrndike.
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STATE OF MAINE.
WALDO SIS.

Taken this sixteenth day Of Orta.'
on execution dated the ninth day
ID. 1903, issued on judgment rrt
superior Court for the County OF tNIM
the term thereof begun and hcid
Tue eSday of september. A, D., 1905,
fifth day of October, A. d., lgua
Charles Walker and Albert Drumw
Portland in said County of CuMlu
William q. Spinney of ProspecJ W =
Waldo. for Stventy-three dollars and .
cents, debt or damage, and eir1ru
fitty-elght cents, costs OF SUIT, auu
more for one writ of execution, tn'
at public auction al the office OF l'l uN.
i'll Belfast i'll said county to the lN-
on the first day of December, A. H. iH
O'Clock i'll the forenoon, the follow
real estate and all the right. t,iIr FOL.
which the said william q. Splnnel H.
the same or had on the twenty
A. ID. 1909, at ten O'Clock in the 'r
time when the same was attdchcd '
the same suit to wit: Two certain loi.
land situate in stockton Springs III W
bounded and deScriben as follows
ginning at a cedar stake marked i| II"
corner OF land bonded toAlfred Edr-
by kingSbury Crockett and the NogI.
OF the premises herein conveyed iI'N
lot. No. ,, tWenty-nlne and three
to d spruce marked 2S5; thence wH.i
first range ninety-five rods to 4 SI
3 & 4 F.; thence south by lot No. / 10 e
seventy. nine and three quarters rod
and stones marked X; thence cas-
ed to Alfred Ridley, aforesaid, nrc.
the place OF beginning, containlnE hI
more or less, being the same prcll-'-
to Dudley Gilmore by Edward ku'
dated Sept. md, 1850, and recorded W W
istry of Deeds, Book y, Page ~ :"
Beginning at the northeast corur '
of land above described; thence ra-.
rods to a spruce stake marked \ l.
thirty one rods to tie town road t1.
"Blanket lane road; thence Soliib,'N
erly by said road seventy rods ~ ."
of Alfred Ridley, now owned hN
Crockett; thence north by said ti'.
and the first lot above described 'l.
to the place of beginning, beng ,'t
conveyed to Dudley Gilmore by AIIl'.
son by deed dated Nov. 8, 1S56 aud
said Registry Book 80, Page -, cont
acres more or less.
October Is, A. ID. 1903,
NJ C. NORTON. De '.|.
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A DMINISTRATOK's NO1lCE. The subscriber
n hereby gives notice that he has been duly
appointed Administrator Of the estate OF
ABIGAIL DYER, late of Northport,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given
bonds As the law directs. All persons having de.
mands against the estate of said deceased are de-
sired to present the same for settlement, and all
indebted thereto are requested to make payment
Immediately.
JOHN r. DUNTON.
Belfast Sept. 8, 1908.
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Collectors Notice Of SaIH

Unpaid taxes on lands situated 20
Searsmont, in the County OF "'
year 1902.
The following list of taxes un
non resident owners in the town O."
Tor the year 1902, committed 10 nl' ". .
for said town ON the tWenty-SlNiI. ...
1902 remain unpaid and notice
that if said taxes, interest ana n..
previously paid, so much OF the fr'
as is sufficient and necessary to pay ."'
due therefor, including interest an" 'aI'
be sold at public auction 1T plrlg" o. ..
town. on the first Monday in petrr''"
nine O'Clock A. NJ:
Mrs. Ellen Keene. On Appleton W-
bounded 5. w. and S. +. by land ot hI' .
son, n K. by road; house aud pam u-
valued $lGO; amount of tax due, lne'N"."-
est and charges. $1.S5. ,.,,ui-
Collector of taxes of the town oi N'''
October 10, l9O3.-3W43
The Republican journal., 1903-10-22

PROSPECT FERRY.
ID. W, Chaffin and Edward Keene OF Bos-
ton are visiting at L. d. Berry's. MISS
Alfredo Hartman is visiting relatives IN
Brewer. :. Mrs. Helen Beane is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Eden Pendleton, in Stockton
Springs. ... Mrs. Mary Smith has gone to
Belfast to care for her brother, Charles F.
CHM, who is very sick. Mrs. j. S. Harri-
man. Mrs. Clifton Hartman and Miss May
Shackley went to Bangor last week to Visit
Edgar Hartman.
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Smallpox in Bangor.

BANGOR, Oct. 18. The Board of Health
tonight reports about fifty cases of small
pox in the city, Of which stde only one is Of
vaecinafefi thus far and the rush continues
unabated. As yet no order has been issued
to ciOse schools and other public places.
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UNITY.

UNITY.
A shocking accident occurred on the prem
ises of Ed. Woods, Oct Is, while blasting a
rock, in which Harry Lewis of Fairfield, a
boy - years of age, who came to spend the
winter with Mr. Woods, was the victim
While attempting to drill out an old charge
it exploded, injuring the boy very badly.
Drs. C. NJ. Whitney and j. f. Cook were
summoned and did all that could be done to
relieve the sufferer. They were obliged to
amputate the right hand between the wrist
and elbow. The other hand to was also in
jured and there were slight injuries in his
face. MIR. Wood escaped with few slight
bruises.