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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1904-12-21
COUNTY NEWS.
70. N diifio,.oI ro,.ns,, Nc sns see otbe~ oun.s
WALTHAM.

Miss lNettie DsBeck is visiting in Els
worth.
R. Fl. Jordan has purchased a valuable
pair of horses.
Miss Georgia Jordan has gone to
Franklin to work.
George Kitchen and family have gone
into the woods for the winter.
BY invitation companion court Sum
beam met with court Snyctic, /. o. F.,
which was greatly enjoyed. A candidate
was initiated under the guard OF honor,
assisted by the companions, and did ex-
csllent work. Supper Was served. The
following officers were chosen forethe en-
suing year: Court physician, DIR. J. H.
Pstten; G. D., I'll. w. Kiugman; G. R.,
Charles Jordan; P. c. r., A. K. Haslem;
v. G. R., George Springer; r. s. Byron
Jordan; F. s., Edward Jordan; treasurer,
Louise Jordan; O., Charles Martin; organ
list, H. W. Kingman; s. W., Stephen Jor-
dan; j. W., Benjamin Wiley; s. B., Ernest
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HAGERTHY PHILLIPS.

The Phillips house was the scene of I
pretty home wedding ON Thursday even
ing, Dec. s, When Nellie Mse Hagerthy, Of
Surry, was married to Fred Williams
Phillips, younger sou OF Mrs. Edith H
Phillips.
Wedding bells could not have chimed
on more beautiful evening. About 10(
guests were present who cordially were
received by Mrs. Phillips. Promptly a,
so'ciock, to the strains OF the sLnhenerin
wedding march, ably rendered by Owen
L. Flye, of the l. )okout, the wedding
party descended the stairs ana entered the
tastefully decorated parior, where under g
beautiful arch of evergreen, the bridal
couple were waited by Rev. Z. S. Drew,
Of the Baptist church The briual party
was preceded by eigh. small boys and
girls, which made pretty addition to
the scene.
The bride was attended only by the
little girls. l.. Granville Phillips, brother
OF the groom, served as best man. The
ring service was used, and WIGS very i'm
pressive.
The bride was becomingiy gowned in
pale blue crepe de chine, with psBne
velvet and lace trimmings, and wore
white csrnations. The groom wore the
conventional black.
The many beautiful ard costly presents
of linen, silver and cut-glass testified 20
the high esteem in which the young
couple are held. Among them was a
handsome quilt made by a grandmother
Of the groom, at the age of eighty one
years, to be given him on this occasion,
which she did not live TO witness.
The ceremony was followed by an
informal reception, after which dainty
refreshments were served by Misses
Grace Tapley and Florence Bartlett, as
sisted by Susie Allen, Katie Staples and
Hattie Kane. Several guests from out
Of town were present, among whom were
]. +. Staples aud wife, OF Surry, uncle
and aunt of the bride.
Mrs. Phillips is one of Surry's most
popular school teachers, but for the past
year has served faithfully and success
fully as teacher of the village school in
this town, where she hiss made many
friends.
The groom is the popular captain OF the
yacht Aurora, owned by Col. w. Fl.
Thompson, OF Washington, d. c.
MIR. and Mrs. Phillips will be 'at home''
st the Phillips house after Decent Der 20.
They have the best wishes of a host Of
friends.
Dec. 10. A FRIEND.
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=, sEDGWICK.

W. w. Lufkin has gone to Penobecot to
cook for Curtis Durgain in the camp he
has erected there.
Henry Kenney has been in West
BrookIin painting the new house for g.
A. c. Carter, built by o. r. Carter.
Mrs. Isaac A. Bridges has returned from
Massachusetts where she has been for
medical treatment. She appears to be
siig htly improved.
The friends OF g. N. Means and wife as
sembled at their home Dec. Ia, and gave
them house, warming. The gifts left
must have been heart warming.
Dec. 10. C..
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EAsrRRooK.

]. D. Crimmin = 10 poor health.
Miss Rosie Crimmin, who was quite Ill
last week with the grip, is better.
J. E. DeMeyer, jr., student at Bates
college, is spending his vacation here.
Two OF his Classmates are with him.
Mrs. Alma Butler, who has been i'll far
the past four months, died Dec. II.
Funeral services will be held Tuesday at
o'clock.
Dec. 10. @.
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NeCkWear.

We have just received our new Christmas
Neckwear, and are showing an elegant line
in the new Brown and Gray shades; also
Black and Light Colors at
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Jordan; j. b., Wilbur Dickey. The COM
panions have concluded the "boys" can
not be beat.
Dec. 49, 81
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won first prize, and Albert Shorey the
BOBBY. Refreshments were served.
Dec. 10. M,
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COUNTY NEWS.
nor additional County Nc,gs see other pages
BROOKLYN.

DAC0hLAANs
Austin Herrick has purchased horse of
g. II. Dority, OF Sedgwick.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Anterior Dec. IL.
Miss Msude Wells aud Miss Georgia
Allen went to Portland Thursday.
r. A. Bracy, who has been employed in
Rocklsnd, spent last week at home.
Warren Ford and Capt. H. H. Bartlett
have bee n out on a successful fishing trip.
Mrs. Susan Judge and daughter Alice
ls;t for Concord, Mass, Monday, to spend
the winter.
Mrs. Marks and daughter Addie left
Thursday for Somerville, Mass, to spend
the winter.
Miss Hattie Allen has gone to South
Birmingham, Mass, where she will be
employed.
Arrivals on Juliette Saturday night we're
Mrs. Nj. A. Flye and son Leonell, Mrs. j.
]. Bridges and daughter Eta and Miss
Nettie Colt.
DR.. Hunt, of Bangor, was in town
Thursday to perform a serious operation
upon Capt. Nelson A. Freethey, who is
doing well.
The sum OF S1525 was raised in the Bap-
tist church for the Dunn memorial fund,
and S12 was sent to Good VIII farm by the
Sunday school.
The employees of the packing room of
the FainswoIth Packing Co, presented to
their foreman, r. w. Smith, an elegant
onyx initial ring as token OF their esteem.
Mr.. Smith prizes the gift highly.
Dec. 10. UNE FEMME.
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II. Parker C1Othi1
UNUSUAL HOLIDAY Oh

As supply centre for Overcoats and Suits
this store has no rival. Every garment on oul
counters is desirable, stylish and trustworthy
article. The prices are guaranteed against
competition!
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WEST FRANKLIN.

John o. Dyer has been on the sick list
the past week.
Roscoe Ward, OF Penn broke, is the guest
Of Miss Eta Caller.
Howard Harrison has received 800 as q
prize In a magazine contest.
Walter Brad bury, who has found en-
pioyment in Massachusetts, for some time,
b home.
Frank Bradbury contemplates shipping
box lumber to Bangor, II reasonable
transportation rates can be obtained.
The hunting season of 1904 Is passed,
and has gone on record as the smallest
year ever known for game receipts In this
region.
Dec. 10, CHEER.
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Hats and Caps.

Our lines of Hats and Caps complete every way
showing fine shapes Gaps with turnup
popular Cap for this year.
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SAYS MINE WAS sALTEp.
Proposed Purchasers Bring Suit to
/. Recover Payments.

San Francisco Jan. i.--Robert J.
Anderson. representing Eastern peo-
pie. among them Frank s. Lewis. Of
the Reading railroad. and w. P.and
E v. Douglas, Of the Lake Superior
Consolidated Company. is suing John
r. Davis, Of Amador. CAL. Edward
A. Davis. his brother. and Frank Hall.
Of this city, to recover s25o.0Oo paid
defendants for the Sweepstake mine
near Weaverville. and for compensa-
ton for expenditures on the property
amounting to some hundreds Of thous-
ands OF dollars. Anderson, the plain
tiff. alleges that the mine which he
and his associates bought for $4,000
900, payable in installments Of S125,0O0
each, Of which two have been paid.
was "salted."
John F. Davis, one Of the defend
ants. has represented Amador and
other counties of California in the
state senate, has been superior judge
and is now code commissioner.
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Robber. XIII AGED Woman.

Denver. Jan. Mrs. Amanda
Youngblood was shot and killed and
her son Robert was seriously wound
ed by three men who attempted to
rob the grocery store conducted by
the family at vanverde. The rob-
bers gained entrance to the store on
the plea Of calling a doctor. Once in
side they ordered Thomas Youngblood
aged 63. to throw up his hands. The
old man refused and grappled with
the robbers. Mrs. Youngblood ran to
the assistance of her husband, at the
same time calling for her son. who
was in the adjoining room. The rob-
bers Immediately opened fire. killing
the aged mother, wounding the son,
and then made good their escape.
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Notice Is hereby given that the COM
mittee on Streets and Public Ways Of
the common council OF the City OF A.
toria. Superintendent OF streets and
City Surveyor have filed with the Audi
tor and Police Judge Of said City cor
tineate OF the acceptance Of the i'm.
provemcnt Of Franklin avenue, from
the west line of Fifth street to the west
line OF Ninth street. under ordinance
No. 3ssi. by l.. Lobeck. the contractor,
and unless objections are flled against
the same. said Improvement will be
accepted by ordinance at the next reg
ular meeting OF said council,
oLoF ANDERSON.
Auditor and Police Judge,
Dated Astoria. Oregon December 30.
1909.
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City rreasurer's Notice.

ivy 'Toahufers Nptloe.
There is money In the City Treasury
to pay the following warrants drawn
on the following streets:
Allcyway and Cedar. No, 1890 to ie.-
t6s, inclusive.
Fitty.one and Birch, No, is,tti,
Fourth street, Bond to As,or, No. ls.-
ia.
Fifth, Commercial 10 Astor. No. is,ssA
and iG,sss.
Fifteenth. Jerome 10 Niagara. Noa
is?es. iG?es. is.eoi.
Eighth street. Commercial 10 Astor.
Nos, itssS, is.e9s. 1857. is.sss.
Eleventh street. Bond to Franklin.
Nos, is.70s to i6.Tit inclusive.
Interest will cease after this date,
THOMAS DEALEY.
.-..-. City Treasurer
Astoria. Ore. Dee, 10. 1903. u
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Laureate Austin Turns Over New
Leaf by Writing a Very
Good Poem.
HOLDS UP GRAsPlNG RUSSIANS
Little Ultra Patriotic But Viii Doubt.
less Leave Better Impression
Than Recent Etfusions by
Same Author

New York. Jan. ALFRED Austin
the poet laureate. in New Year.
poem. OF some length entitled. Nov
ing onward" published today in tbs
London Times. says:
Years moving onward. onward,
Whence and whittier. and why7
Age after age in the self same world
with the self same stars in the sky:
The self same glory OF light in heaven
and light that Is still on the way;
outlooking gaze OF the damsel dawn
and droop Of declining day:
All things always the same. unchang-
ed Interchangeable. all save we.
Who come like clouds, like clouds dis
appear, form and fall like waves Of
the sea;
Message and meeting of severed
friends. Yule Carol. New Year Chime
And eternity moving on and on, the
passionless wheels of time;
Peace but hungry duel for life dark
ening to menace Of war.
And Muscovite legions tramping on,
doing the will of the czar.
But still the glory Of light in Heaven
and light that is still on the way
Faint hearts that despond of tomor-
row. look up and be done with de-
spair or dismay
For British sentinels stand erect at
the fortress gates Of the world.
And the British flag is on every sea
with its splendid symbol unfuried.
And the lord OF right still sits on his
throne. still wields his scepter and
rod,
And the winds and the waves and the
years move on. doing the will of
God.
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day the federal ministry. In behalf OF
the Australian commonwealth, cabled
Mr.. Chamberlain an official invita-
tlon TO visit Australia IN connection
with his preferential tariff campaign,
1t Is not known yet whether he win
accept the invitation, but II IL be-
lieved likely that he will,
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AT THE ToKE POINT.

II II Is In season you will find II at
It's best at the celebrated Toke Point
oyster house on Eleventh street. Fish,
game, shell fish. choicest meats, pastry
coffee. etc, etc. served 10 the queens
taste. Special accommodation for
parties. open all night. Don't miss
the place, Eleventh street, near Bond,
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AustraIla Invitss chambsrIaln.

London, Jan. lit is likely that
Joseph Chamberlain viii pay visit
to Australia. A few days ago 1t was
announced that 1t was his intention
to leave England In the middle of Feb
ruary for much needed holiday. To-
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Snow in Italy

Rome. Jan. 1.-The years end In
Italy was marked by most inclement
weather. In the north heavy snow
storms blocked roads and villages are
in danger from avalanches. In the
south there has been persistent rain,
and hail in some parts.
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Notice OF Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing under the
name Of the Franklin Printing Com
pany 10 this day dissolved by mutual
consent, The business Of publishing
The Astorian win be conducted In fu-
turs oy the Astorian Publishing CONF
pany TO whom all accounts due said
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tions and all available Information
will be furnished on application to this
Office
Columbia River Packers Association
Samuel Elmore. vlce.P President.
Astoria. Ore. Dec, u. 1908,
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Do you like chicken tamales or choice
concarneg II so. ring UP J. q. Cook.
or call on him. Headquarters In rear Of
National saloon. Ask for Cook. who
makes the finest concarne and tamales,
Orders delivered at private residences.
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Call for PropoaAls.

Sealed proposals for the erection Of
a cold storage warehouse to be built on
the site Of the Hanthorn eannery In
Astoria, Oregon. viii be received at this
Office until HOO a. m. January 5. 1894,
and then publicly opened. Specified.
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ooeidsnt Shop.

fonr chairs ut the occidcnt barber
shop. No use to miss everything walt
Ing for n shave, First class artists and
by the way. this Ii the place to get n
bath. Everything the very best. u
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For supper what In nicer than
chicken tamale or dish OF Chile
Concarnies And the only place In
town to get either Is at the National
Restaurant. which also serves oil
kinds Of sandwiches and fine steaks
and chops.
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CALL ON HIM,

CALL ON HIM.
Electrical fixtures.
Electrical wiring.
Electrical supplies.
Gas manteis guaranteed.
t3s Commercial street.
M. r. Hardesty, Electrician Con-
tractor. II
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Italian cempeser Marrie..

Rome, Jan, i,--GIacomo Paccinc.
the composer was married yesterday
at Terre de Lago to Elvira Ronturl
Gemigran. a widow
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A black purse containing a small
sum OF money, locket and chain, and
a roundtrip ticket on the A. & G. r.
r. between this city and Portland.
was lost near the depot Christmas
eve. Finder will please return to
this office.
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January Sale.

Mrs. r. Ingieton will have big re-
duction sale during the month OF jan
uary on hats. skirts, shirt waists. un-
derclothes and all kinds of ladies' and
chlIdren's furnishing goods, hair
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-02
Ex.conaressman Dead.

Syracuse. n Y. Jan Tx Com
gressman j. Belden died here early
today after short illness.
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Fir slabwood. stove lengths. 81. % per
cord. Boxwood $3.50 per large load.
Phone asii Black. Kelly, the transfer
man.
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First-class meal for lSo. nice cake,
coffee pie or doughnats. SC, U. s, res
taurant. tsi Bond street, II,
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ppNsMoRa TYPEWRITER.

We sell. rent. and repair all makes OF
typewriters. Write for new catalogue
OF New Densmore.
Huxley. Ryan a Co.,
90 Fourth Street. Portland. Or.
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JAPANESE GOODS.

New stock Of fancy goods just arriv-
cd at Yokohama Bazaar. Cali and see
the latest novelties from Japan.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-01-02

Sale OF pictures now on. We need
the room: we need the money. Call
around for bargains, woodfeld's Art
Store.
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Smoke La Imperial cigars.

The Columbia Oyster House is now
handling the celebrated Toke Point
oysters. n
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COAL COAL COAL

IL you want your moneys worth
Ring Phone tsil.
GEO. w. SANBoRN. Agt.
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BEST iS-cENT MEAL.

You will always nnd the best iJc
meal In the city at the Rising sun res
taurant. No. si2 Commercial street
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Upper Astoria has q place where you
can get fine glass OF beer. as good
wines and liquors as you can find any
place In the city.
HARRY JONES.
II Opposite Kopp's Brewery.
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ASSESSMENT Notice.

Notice II hereby given that the as
scssmcnt made for the purpose OF Ina.
proving s0th street from the south line
of Cedar street. to the north line Of
Date street ns per assessment roll No.
II was made by an order OF the COM
mon council due and payable January
Sth. 1904 by ordinance No. asia coa-
hrming said assessment roll. That the
following are the names Of the persons
against whom the assessments are
r'adc, amounts owning by each. to-wit:
Allen, n. y. .,,,..,.,,,.t.u,s 1856
Anderson. George ,,.,,,..,.,.. as,so
Dunn~r Otto .,.,.,,., ,.,,,,. asa
Kelly. Mary NJ, .,....,,...,.. iss. .s8
wcvang AndrewiIeira OF ..... sss
city OF Astoria .,,.,.,.....,,, Io.2s
ny order of the common council.
oLoF ANDERSON.
Auditor and Police Judge.
Dated Astoria, Oregon. Dec. 70. 1908.
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switches and pompadours.

MRS, r. INGLEroN.
ws,ch block,
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firm are payable.

oris PATTERSON.
EDGAR W, srAiiL.
ROBERT GIBSON.
Astoria, Oregon. Dee, "a, 1903.
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Store
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-10
Now Florence Leaders.

Mr.. MARROW OF Amcricus and
Miss Florence Constance have been
employed rs principal and assist
to teach the High Hin school next
winter.
Miss Lydia Kallmeycr returned
home last Friday from Fulton.
She expects to teach this winter.
Chas. Blackburn living east of
Prices Branch, who has been very
low, is gradually improving.
Miss Alice Cardwcll who teaches
at Charlottesville Is home TO spend
the summer with homefolks.
LITTLE Frank, the 0-months old
laoi Mr.. and Mrs. John Down
I, ded last Saturday. The re-
liz inferred at Olney Sum
This is the second death in
Namily.
II. Ida Blackburn came up
list. Louis Wednesday evcn-
Ind will again live in New
lncc. She has rented the
pmbc house and will open a
and boarding house.
fus Taylor and daughter of
lucky, are visiting at DR..
IONS in Mineola. Miss
or expects to spend the sum-
ncr with her cousin, Miss
~ H~uddlcston.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1904-06-10
Prlce's Branch.

+. H.. Edwards, Mrs. Geo.
Csry and Mrs. Thompson attended
the dedication of the Missouri
state building a. the Worlds Fair
grounds this week.
a. u. Henslcy aud family
are having quite n siege OF sick
ness at this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Wyatt OF
Joncsburg returned home Monday
after n weeks visit with their son
aud family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wells Mt
tended the wedding OF Mr.. Doteh-
agcr and Miss Alice Wyatt at the
home Of the brides parents.
Wednesday.
Mi Annie Stoltenberger who
has been in st. Louis the past
winter and spring returned home
Monday.
Chas. Davis and wife are the
proud parents of a son, born
Monday, the 10th.
Mrs. G. l.. Grigg returned to st.
Louis Monday.
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RhIneiand

A picnic will be given on the
Catholic Church grounds near
Case, Monday, June i3, for the
benefit Of the church.
VIM. Lucksinger, of near Big
Spring, died Tuesday evening af-
ter a lingering illness of consump-
ton.
Miss Bessie Dickey, of Amcri-
Gus, boarded the train at this
place Monday for st. Charles,
where she will spend several days
with relatives and friends.
Corpus Christi procession will be
held at Starkenburg, Sunday,
June 18th, instead OF on Thursday,
June End. Owing to the bad roads
the choir of Montgomery City will
not be present.
Ida, the l~6-year-old daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. John Hortman, OF
near Americas, died last Thursday,
morning, after an n e of several
weeks of inilamatory rheumatism.
About $50 Pilgrims from st.
Louis came up on the excursion
Sunday morning, and despite the
inclcmcncy OF the weather and
high creeks, quite n number of
them drove to St%arkcnburg and
spent the day visiting the beauti-
full Church and Chapel. The train
which consisted of seven coaches,
arrived here at 1925 a. m. and de-
parted at T;i5 p. m.
Frank Wcndring, who has been
working in st. Louis the past Is
months came in Tuesday to spend
several days with relatives and
friends. lie contcmplatcs leaving
soon for North Dakota.
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Wcstmorcland, Kans., May >,
1902. Billiards. Snow Linimcnt
Co.: Your Snow Linimcnt cured
m old sore on the side Of my chin
that was supposed to be n cancer.
The sore was stubborn and would
not yield to treatment, until tried
Snow Linimcnt, which did the
work In short order. My sister,
Mrs. Sophia j. Carson, Allcnsvillc,
Minin Co., Pa, has a sore aud
mistrusts that It Is n cancer.
Please send her n jOc bottle.
Sold by City Drug Store.
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Hazel Dell.

S. Lou Wald OF Montgomery
visiting near here last week.
c contract for painting the
church was given to Mr.. Slack
iddletown, work to begin the
of the month.
c.. Dillon and Hugh Dillon
! to Gamma Saturday and
the horseshoe pitchers there
games out of fifteen. The
game Gamma never got a
eaching at this place Sunday
elder Miller.
lildrens exercises Mt Two-mile
ich was we'll attended Sunday
, the exercises being fine.
ng those who attended from
were Misses Minnie and