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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1904-03-31
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATEOF MAINE.
COUNTY OF WALDO SIS.

Taken this 18th day of March, A. d. 1904, at
hour and 30 minutes in the afternoon, on eXecu-
ton dated the 10Th day of February, A. d. 1904.
issued on a Judgment rendered by the Supreme
Judicial Court for the County of Waldo, AT
term thereof begun and held on the first Tues
day of January, a. D. 1909, to wit, on the l4ti,
day of January, A. d. 1903 in favor of Charles E.
Knowlton of Belfast. in the County of Waldo,
against Charles III. Elwen of Brooks, III the
County of Waldo for thirty eight dollars and
eighty eight cents. debt or damage andtwenty one
dollars and seventy cents. cost of suit and thirty
cents more for two executions issued thereon,
and will be sold at public auction at the office OF
George f. johnson, Esq, in Belfast, Ill SAID
County OF Waldo, to the highest bidder. on the
3Oth day of April. A. d. 1904 at ten O'Clock IN the
forenoon, the following described real estate and
all the right, title and interest which the sad
Charles H. Elwell has in and to the samt by
virtue of a bond for deed of said real estate
given to the said Charles II. Elweil by one Charles
+. Lane. bearing date of January I'D, A 1901
to wit: certain lot parcel of land, situated IN
Monroe. in the County of Waldo and State OF
Maine and bounded and described as follows, to
wit: Bounded on the north by land now or for
merly of p. h. Clifford on the east by land now
or formerly of P. b. Clifford, and land now or
formerly of Charlie, Marden on the south by land
formerly of said Charles H. Elwell, and on the
west by the Robertson road, (socalled) leading
past the dwelling house OF Martin Robertson,
containing eighty acres, more or less, and being
the farm formerly occupied by one Gideon Cur
'''' NJ. 6. NORTON.
swll Deputy Sheriff.
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wood flower, all of which bloom before
the leaves appear on the tree, those
showing after the blossoms have fallen.
The trees include the live oak, magno-
liza, pine and palm, which are green all
winter. Others come in the spring,
first showing their blossoms and fol-
lowing with the leaf. The pussy will
low has also appeared and is remind
er of Easter-tide, while few buds are
to be seen on the orange trees. The
honeysuckle is in full bloom and filling
the air with perfume. The sweet yell
low jasmine climbs over trees and
fences like the clematis of the north
and the pretty cup-like blossoms afford
a home to the honey bee. Far over our
heads the trees are laden with the green
vine and cup-like yellow blossoms.
Each day now opens some new glory in
the wild flowers and the beauty of the
forests entices the n orthern visitor into
long walks and rambles.
ORRIN J. DICKEY.
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OAsTo7TA.
Bears tho n1hs Kind You Have Always BougIl
Signature ss &@H7zZ2zzzw
An Attractive Booklet.

Gin the Maine woods" the Bangor &
Aroostook booklet for 1904, is the best thing
of the kind that has yet appeared. 1t was
written and arranged by Fred II. Clifford
of Bangor and reflects great credit upon
him as well as upon the enterprisng MAN.
filled with articles on the charms of the
northern woods for the hunter, fisherman
and tourist, and there are scores and
scores of half-tones, showing the scenery,
big game, camps, etc. Several full page
drawings in colOrs add much to the attrac-
tiveness of the volume. One of the features
is a long and well illustrated article on
Names fish. The book will be sent to any
one on receipt of 10 cents by &. c. Brown,
G: P. & T. A., Bangor, Maine.
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THE GRANITE INDUSTRY.

0uarries to be Opened at Pleasant Island,
Business.
The Rockland Star reports that four
men from New York city are about to
open quarries at Pleasant Point and
Pleasant Island and will expend $50, 600
to $4,000 in developing the properties.
At these places there is deposit of
dark gray granite, and extensive oper-
ations are planned.
In Hancock county prosperous sea-
son is looked for. Down at the old
Hall quarries at Mt. Desert, now oper-
ated by the McMullen Company of New
York, it is said that force of 200 will
soon be put on, the number being nee
essary to fill the orders in hand. Camp
bell Il Macomber of Quarryville, Mt.
Desert, have force of men at work
filling contract for stone for large
hotel in New York, besides other or
ders, and indications point to busy
season, While across the bay at Sulli-
van and Franklin preparations are in
progress for opening up quarries, clos
ed during the winter, and to increasing
the force on others. IN western Han
cock the outlook is equally as good, and
one or two new quarries are to be
! opened while the others heard from
will be in operation.
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Assessors Notice.

The subscribers, assessors of the city of Bel
fast hereby give notice to the inhabitants of said
Belfast, to make and bring in to them true and
personal, in writing, including money on hand or
at interest, debts due more than they are owing,
and all property held in trust as guardian, execu-
tor, administrator or otherwise Except such as
is ny law exempt from taxation), which they are
possessed of on the first day OF April next, and
be prepared to substantiate the same according
to law. For the purpose of receiving said list
and making record Of transfers of real estate,
the undersigned will be in session at the asses
sOrs' Office during business hours of each day.
from the FIRST TO THE FIFTEENTH DAY
OF APRIL NEXT (and no longer, and any per-
sonal examination of property by the assessors
any person in bringing in true and perfecl lists,
as required by law. Blanks on which to make
such lists may be had at the assessors office.
Belfast, March "a, 1904.
A.. F. MANSFIELD, Assessors
sw12 J.F. SHELDON, Belfast.
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Suicide IN Rockport.

Ellison Collamore, for many years fore
man of the Shepherd lime quarres in Rock
port, committed suicide by shooting him
self with a revolver at his residence in
ROckport about 10 a. IN. March 10th. Mr..
unable to work. He left letter to his
family dated Feb. Z 1904, giving full direc-
tons in regard to his funeral and burial
He leaves wife and one son, Harry. He
was a man of fine character and liked by
all who knew him. He was 40 years of age
and was a member of st. Paul Lodge, F. &
A. NJ
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
hs Kind You Have Always Bought
s s::s: ss: ., &H4ZzS1s<
Experiment in the Training of Horses.

in the Training of Horses.
In the April Pearson's is an article by
Mr.. H. j. Holmes on Boxing Horses, in
pertinent made by Mr.. A. B. Powell, an
English trainer. Mr. Powell has succeeded
in teaching two horses to box, more or less
scientifically, with gloves on. While one
cannot help admiring the intelligence dis
played by these horses in learning and
unnaturalness of the performance rather
jars upon one. 1t seems really mira dig to
to force these noble animals to the per-
Torrance of such futile tricks.
T Ten thousand demons gnawing away at
ones vitals couldn't be much worse than
the tOrtures of itching piles. Yet there's a
cure. DOan's Ointment never fails.
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Mackerel Fleet Getting Ready.

The mackerel fleet from Boston and vi
entity is preparing for the spring fishing.
So far as is known now the fleet will in
clude u vessels, u seiners and five netters
This is about the same number of vessels as
last year, but the start will be much later.
The first vessels last year sailed March
18th, but this year the seiners will not get
away before April LIST, and the METERS not
before the middle of April
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BELFAST PEOPLE AT NASSAU
Capt. w. M. White of the 5. s. Miami. Sue
cess of a Belfast Artist.

1
w. K. Morrison writes from Chicago
under date of March 21st: 81 have not
had the pleasure of reading but sin
gle number of The Journal for the past
eight weeks until | arrived home last
Thursday morning, when read all the
back numbers. We left in January for
the south, spending few days at St.
Augustine, Palm Beach, Miami, and a
month at Nassau. There was rather a
Miami Capt W. NJ. White, or Bob, :"
as we boys I'll know him, sat at the
head of the table, and besides Mrs.
Morrison, myself and our little daugh-
ter, there were at the same table Ralph
C. johnson, his wife and daughter, and
Mrs Mclane of Washington, d. c.,
who bought the G. R. Williamson
place on Northport avenue last year.
In other words, there were at the
table eight Belfast people, or people
who in a way were Belfast people,
either through former residence or
having Belfast now as their summer
home. When we landed at Nassau one
of the first persons ] saw was II. L.
Woodcock, who is spending his third
season there. Considering the great
distance, and the fact that Belfast is
rather a small place, it really is re-
bunch.
We enjoyed Nassau very much, in
deed The first thing l did was to hire
one of the three best sailboats in the
harbor for all the time | was there,
and | was sailing all the time that
was not occupied in swimming, and that
was a regular thing to do every day.
Taking the boat during the moonlight
evenings, with from fifteen to twenty
friends aboard and half a dozen or so
colored men who could play and sing,
going eight or ten miles into the ocean
with good stiff breeze and warm
enough for duck trousers, negligee
shirts, with sleeves rolled up, we
| thought it was pretty fine, especially as
it was thirty-six below zero when we
left Minneapolis.
Hart Woodcock has been doing an
excellent business there There were
three artists who exhibited at the
Colonial Hotel and it seemed to me
from what | saw that he was doing as
much or more business than the other
two put together. Certainly his
pictures were very attractive. We
were glad to bring one of them home,
and already had two of his pictures.
, 1t would not be possible for anyone
to be more popular on or off his ship
than Capt. White. He is a sailor,
every inch of him, inspires confidence
in every one he is brought in contact
with, is very attentive, and puts him
self out to be agreeable to his pass
engers.
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IL MAIN STREET
BLUE TRADING STAMPS.

P S. bought all of my goods last December at
the Old price before the rise i'll cotton,
therefore | can sell cheaper and better
goods than any one can the inferior goods
they are putting on the market today.
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Or | will order you READY-MADE SUIT
from samples and guarantee the tit and WORK
| will save you from So to IS on every
suit and you get NEW GOODS. NEW STYLES
Whyo Because do not have any money invest
ed. They pay Inc a small per cent-the DID, re-
liable firm of Burton PIERCE Co., Boston. the
largest makers of the FAMOUS BLUE SUIT
INGS, which l am sole agent for in Belfast.
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Catarrh
Sufferers Read!

c. G. Archer of Brewer, Maine. says: II have
from my eyes and nose for days at a time.
About four months ago was induced to try Or.
Agnew's Catarrhal Powder and since using the
wonderful remedy have not had an attack. 1t
relieves in 10 minutes" "a
DIR. Agnew's Heart Cure relieves
in 80 minutes.
Sold by Edmund Wilson and A. A. Howes & CO
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FROM THURSDAYS DALI
Salmagund.
y fine rein last night.

y fine rein last night.
The sick people are getting along
nicely.
At th" 1909 election, 1873 votes were
cast for governor OF Nevada.
Tho Elko brass band has been cn.
gagged to play at the Republican county
convention.
Seven huadrcd and aiSiy,iivo votes
were cast at the Democratic primaries
III Tonopnh last Saturday.
Mrs. S%prengIc, mother Of Mrs. j. f..
Stubs, Of Reno, died suddenly ut
Fresno, California, lhar Friday.
Three cars ~ ORC from tioldhrld, val.
ucd at *SO,Chn, were received at the
Mound House Tuesday night. Tho ore
IA valued at - 900 per ton.
William j. Brynp will rpc,k IN Reno
next Monday night, Virginia tijy Tues.
day noon aud at Carson Tucedny after
noon. lie il expected Ia reach Reno
Monday morning.
An axe, chiscl mud other tools wore
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
SalmaHundi

Judge Morgan IL reported letter this
afternoon.
Tho schools closed this forenoon dur
ing The funeral Of Mrs. Wallace.
". &. Owens came up fcom Carliu
this morH,rg aud spcn, the day III tow II
Tho board oi Equalization IL sill in
session. There nre no comrlnints to 10
acted upon.
c.. &. Trurtt IL down fcUm Drcih.
lie reports everything quiet aud lovely
III That section.
George aud Hlck IIirdcdy aud Miss
LiA2ic Ilnrlcsty will leave for - LOuie
tonight Ia visit the big show.
Tho rhilroud company hap made II
rnicOf one fare from all points III N"vmdu
for the ElEo rnccs. Soc The Gd rlsc.
where.
During thc WinurmuCCu convention Il
thief walked III with ~ Guvcrnnr Sad
lcr's vnlis". Saturday the fellow VIVA
landed ~ tho pcuitcutiury for on" year
Anthrax IL causing considerable ninrm
among tho sluckmnu 81 Esmcrnldu
county aud there is talk 1T placing the
county under quarantine. -iiarsDn
NCwp,
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FROM FRIDAYS DAILY
ALNAGUNDl

The first snow Of the season foil in the
mountains around Reno Wednesday
night.
Tho indications secm good for u snow
storm. The temperature Is low enough
to make Il tire almost u necessity.
New York m%illionircs in lodging the
campaign collectors nrc giving Kuro.
pntkin pointers in the conduct ~ mas.
tcrIy retreats " ashingrn Popt.
There we're seven cacFa Of smallpox in
Reno last week. None OF the patients
are very sick, aud all utc reported ms Ito.
ing niccly.-Obecrvcr.
LOWS Sharp aud son Of Ruby Valley
nrc in town. Mr.. Sharp. Sr., came in
eomc ~ tho farmers ~ Tint section still
busy with their haying.
Jack Fanst ia fitting up a barber
shop in the room lately occupied 10y
Webster Patterson M u law office. lie.
asss the public for - share ni their
patronage. =
W. II. Williamson, wotHipg Oh the
failroad below MOapa. Lincoln county.
laat week laid down to take u sleep. Us.
ing the rail for u pillow. when u switch
train came along and dccnpitatcd him.
Ills relatives live in Philadelphia.
Tic Democrats Of Lincoln county
have nominated J. 4, Denton Tor state
Senator. aud !. 4. Clark. Levi Syphup
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ROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi

Judge Morgan Ia getting along nicely.
The New iurk Democrats have nom.
limited Judge -. CRdy IIcrrick Of the
Supreme Court for Governor.
The Sovereign Grand Lodge OF Odd
Fellows i'll session ut San Francisco has
elected Robert T.. Wright OF Allentown,
P)rnnns! ~lvnuin, Grand Sire.
Wall" riding after horses last Sunday
james Dcwar's horse fell with him and
onr Of his ribs wnD fractured. He con
linurd 10 ride Tor II day or two not know
nR he had II fractured rib.
In a notice in the Silver State Babe
Ma! or accepts the challenge 81 james
Stewart to run II l0c-yard foot race at
Battle Mountain on The 18Th 81 October.
Tho amount nf the purse is not given in
the notice.
Tho hoard 81 equalization found Il few
email mortgages TINT had escaped as.
scssmcui. These were added To the roll
and the board adjourned until Saturday.
October list. There wore no rniscs out
side the fcw mortgages aud no re-
auctions in the roll ns returned by the
nasCssOr.
Small llaty was saying hia prayers
At his mO'hcr's ltucr, aud shc WIS heir.
ing him nui with u few suggestions.
"lilcEs and take care 81 the little lambs
~ The ilDck." shc said. Nnw Hurry knew
that he wHs Iucludci among tho Innhs,
nmC he reasoned liat his parents sllould
not bc forgotten. "iilCSa Hnd take care
Of The little lnmbl ~ tic II rrk," hc
repeated. then nIdc,i: "knd "Lord, I
guca ION had better keep M ego on the
oil sheep, too"
subscribe for the lS~DrrEHDrNr.
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o-od win ,ust mud NOR. oroh,,LI, -,
scycr,I ,oors nan
n ror r,r;ro,od t,r on;oo b..
.;,r.'r ,or,i,r nov, ,roo,, omon,ho.
,b,, ~, I-xprprxnrY, h,e inc, roco;v.d
-, Spa limo of c~npd;d,tos, carJs mud c,r
prinr ,L.o,r II, nrv st xL. IN su;, ~ sbo-,
unti...
III" ''l"t''" interview Win DOB
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''"F' "'-"'' '"9 ''" ~''""s"'" s"''c''
Gazctt,. I'll. Free. Press sLouId ro,
give its D.mocrnti. mari oynrr sucb
bite piIls To swallow. II is NOT dealing
iu.,ly with him.
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'N :" O''7'"
uurty WIS di-cussed ana. nc.urLu, T.,
report, it was decided Ia bring up the
matter in the courls. An effort will he
made to prevent the orrau;Zl alton from
uslng that title upop the ballots.
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.F, $50.
aver ENGAGED IN n national campaipn
judge Parker heads the list. Where and
when or how MANY speechrs ne will
make is not stated.
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49,
N "a meeting OF citizens last evening, q
company was organized to prospect III
tie G"idii"!d country. Mr.. CD. Nelson,
one OF the owners of the Nelson minis
at Mountain CITY, returned from that
country "A Few days ago and is su vel
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y weak stomach wGaIicns the man, he.
cause II cannot Transform tho foot he
cate, into nourlshmCnt. Health md
strength cannot he restored To any sick
man " weak woman without first re-.
storing health and strength To- the stOm
ach. y weak stomach cannot digest
enough food to feed the tissues and re-.
vivG tue tired and run dow limbs and
organs OF the body. Kodol Dyspepsia
euro digcsts what you cai, ~clcunscs ant!
~streDgthe ms the glands md membranes
OF tho stomach, md cures indigestion
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles
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600, of which John ID. Rockefeller re-
ceivcd Il ,9JO,OUO.

E L..s-l 81 ~ .4I
Tho plantation once owned 10y JeiIer-
son DAVIS, president Of the cont drrary.
. 'I
oL...t n.. M
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o.. r:... r'
Se'ch"r, iitZ, Lihderman and Cor
man, the Winnemucca murdcrcrs, wcr"
before Judge Curirr at Keno yesterday
10 have their trhI- set. Scvencr acted
MS spokesman and on his request The
,,",i, C..a. o,n' ~,
,.,
L..u..-,
Freight trains are passing back and
forth at all hours OF the day mud nigh.
Last week there were l'J loaded freight
cars sidc-lr"ck"d Carson and
Ion"pah. At the raj" the! ar" now be-
ing moved the tracks VIII soon he clear.
Ill" s"und" i whistles and passing trims
CIV" Dayton the AR "t an important
railroad cchtf".-Advocat".
ON. ~ ,h. causcs of .Jornn's succrss
~ wa" Nv '""'o"-" n"o" '.So ~
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Arthur J. Phillips. ~ tx. stag" driver
on the Wells route Ia Cherry trr"f, wiu
discharged the other day "ml then pro.
cccdcd -ln do thing. II" OBTAINED
IL house, raised an order for money and
stole II horse from the Phhlan ranch,
Warrants wcr" ISSUED fan his arrest and
Deputy Sheriff BOrcncrt md citizens al
Cherry Creek started III pursuit. After
a lively chns" IN the mountains, Borch'
~
:"
Something remarkable in the way 81
n cure Tor tctnnus haa been discovered
at SDutli Omala. Ncb. \ little sou oi
Mr.. and MB. John McKcon became
very i'll a few Inys ago. Ills Jaws and
neck vaincd him severely nni Ina speech
seemed to faltcr. DIR. McCrnun wns
called nnd upnu examination found that
the child wns suffering from lockjaw us
the result Of II large splinter in his foot
Tho doctor then ordered TINT The child
he taken to Il u where the tcmpcra
turc WIS extremely cold, c~Ol'cnlung
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Everything If in the name when IT comes
To- Witch Hazel Salvc. r., &. DE " lit Il
Co, OF Chicago, discovered some years
ago how to make IA salyc from Witch
Hazel that IL Il specific for Piles. For
blind, bleeding, itching and p%ro!rudmg
Piles, cCz'mH, cuts, burns, bruises and
all skin diseases, De Wits salve has no
equal. This ha- gwen rise to numerous
worthless couutcrf,Its. Ask for DE
Wits genuine. Sold 10y Elko
Drug Co.
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y summc cold is not only annoying
but il O relieved Pneumonia will be
the probable result 10y Fall, One Min.
mute Cough Cure clears the phlegm
draws out the inil ,mation, heals, soutbes
and strengthens the lungs aud bronchial
tubes. One Minute ConGh Cure il an
ideal remedy Tor the children. 1t is
pleasant to the taste and perfectly harm
less. a certain Cure for Group, Cough
and Cold Sold by Elko Drug Co.
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4 Power For G0Od.

The pills that arc potent in their action
and pleasant in effect arc Do Witt's
Little Enrly Risers. W. s. Philpot, of
Albany Ga. says: During n bilious
nttack | took one. Small IA IL was II
did me moro good than calomeI, blue
uinss or any other pin | over took and Mt
The samc time the effect was pleasant.
Little Early Riscrs are certainly nm
idcul pin Sold 10y Elko Drug Co.
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The attention OF Knigh, of Pythias ia
called to a no:lce elsewhere.
ID. s. Taggart % Oregon Short Line
arrived from Salt Luke yesterday, He
left for Columbia with FL. Mead this
morning.
The rrintcd list of taxpayers has
na Il. IT Appearance. 1t is neatly got
teG ny. \ pcruSal ~ it shows some
queer things.
Rub" BATTLES came III from the west
Saturday night and still remains in
town II" is pntting III the time shak.
ing han Is with his old friends.
At Il shooting match yesterday Jack
Coax won Il purse of SO for milking the
best record. Jack Gays he is the best
shot in this neck Of tie woods.
FL. Mead WIS an arrival f,om Silt
for Columbia, where he intends to begin
the work ~ draining the Polaris mine.
Press made its A ,pcaraucc Saturday
evening. The INDEPENDENT gives il Il
cordial welcome 70 Elko'- mrnalistic
field.
Judge Morgan as taicn suddenly i'll
S..,rIa. ,r. .., 80.
f,o, 49, III. 10, . H. -,ror,
r .
,,, oout,-,.,t,' 49,,
h"f" VIII =" ! 'H"r''i meeting "i
FAX" L'dge ~. -, |. 90 r.. tonight
"' VI" u-ahi ""N'' h"-'h"'s' al import
ne VIII 81 L." .-hc'"'i F'"f Il '"'' "-
''''''f''' If r'lh.'''i'
Ina Sim II Dm.G L.n"u. r." Il h.
ere i the Carson News, Ens T., cr iii
n.o"' VII ''h" '''F!h"' ih' NrW-
VIE ""''h.''r "' '"'"i"'''" ~ 'hr'
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~ MS r'''''lien' Iron" "'NHrar'r ""f"
''i' "'S' "'S''S " ''' P''"'"' VIC '''"'''
Inc members ri the Womcn's Guild
~ st Paul's church are requested to
meet promptly at the residence Of Mrs.
Hood tomorrow, Tuesday morning, at
quarter before ten o'clock to attend the
.ulel"' "' 'h''F ''" S'S''' "'S' h''''"
""''H'''
Tho rcruains Of Mrs. Milton Wallace
arrived from san Frnrc.Grn late last
night. y uumbcr Of friends were at
The tram to m",t the family and the re-
mains were taken to the fathers resi-
dcncc. The funeral will take place
from the residence If the f'uily at 1889
tomorrow forenoon. The lTDEPESDEHr
rcnews lts suggestion 81 SATURDAY that
al "u7'I''Ss HOUSES ''o" during" 'hc
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&@Na/
MZ8<kz1 2:SEXSsa
~
absolutely Pure

For the third of a century the
standard for strength and purity. 1t
makes the hot bread, hot biscuit.
cake and other pastry light, sweet
and excellent in every quality.
No other baking powder is
"just as good as Royal" either in
strength, purity or wholesomeness.
h1nylow priced, imitation baking poaIer, ar
upont he mlrkct These arc made wih alum
a1 care should &c X to vn hem as lur
Il a poison, never 10 be taken in the iod
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 WILLIAM ST., Hew YORK.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23

Tie new drugstore is nearing compile
ton. /, will be the prelticst building
III tow.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1904-09-23

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