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LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
ARRIVED.

Tuesday May Q.
Stmr Alcstraz, FredrickBen. Point Arena
Stmr Ncrthland. Jameson, Astoria.
RETURNED.
Tuesday May Q.
Stmr Santa Cruz. Alberts. hence this m
for Port Hartford. returned account OF bar
being rough
ISLAND PORTS.
HONOLULU-Sailed May 9-Stmr Korea.
for Yokohama
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COMMERCIAL NEWS
Continued From Page Is.

Golden C. 52oc; 3D." 51oc: barrels, 1oc more |;
half barrels. 25c more: boxes, SOC more; 50-lb
bags, 10c more for all kinds. Tablets-Half
barrels, 6.30c; boxes. 655c: H. & E. Crystal
Dominos $500 per lb. No order taken for less
than seventy FIVE barrels its equivalent.
IUMBER-Pine, ordinary sizes, $1SG19; ex-
ira Sizes higher; Redwood $19@23; Lath, 4
feet. SO 1904: Pickets, s17Q25; Shingles 50
split and SIS for sawn: Rustic, $33G3s.
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BORN.

this city. May s, 1905, to the
wife Of Hermann Herforth, daughter
JORDAS-In this city, April S, 1905, to the
wife Of c. F Jordan SON
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY. May 90 p.

TUESDAY. May 81 D. m.
UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Ask. Bid. Ask.
4s or coup los As or cp new. 1872 1924
As ar reg .1o4% 1O5Hi3s or coup. .1o4H105
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
Ala ! la y, y s s. % .s,,s g W std S. q q
Cal c G 5s.10el9 - Pac C I'm As. %
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Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following were the sales on the San Fran
cisco Stock and Exchange Board yesterday:
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ryPEwRIrERs AND suPPIrEs.

Az exceptionally good No. Remington. No. /
Smith Premier. SIS: other typewriters at
higher and lower prices; rentals 81 so The
typewriter Exchange, sSe California st.
I'd HAND typewriters sold, rented. repaired
webster Iypewriting Inspec- Co.. sos Market
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DIED.

Baker, Eunice Ann. Hughes Alice MI.
BareiIles Felicien-46 Hurley Michaet-5a
Bechmann Leonora-34 lLoggie James J-52
Capurro, c. V.-23. Linde Ernest H-26
Carey, John-51. Meinhardt, Bertha-30.
caro-(infant SOM. Painter, Walter-9
Carr, Jane-IS. Schoonmaker, r. F.-2
Dixon, Thomas J. Taylor, William C.-24
Frederick, w BIS. TimInns, NJ. J.-2S
Cannon, Patrick-6S- Winter, Thomas T.
Green. Margaret-24. Wood bury Delos NJ
Griffith. W. W.. Worth, Minnie.
Hillgen H. A.--55.
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ToNOPAH MINING EXCHANGE.
Following were the Gales on the San Fran
cisco and Tonopah Mining Exchange yesterday:
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ENLARGES PROJECT.
Phipps to Build Tenement Houses in
Allegheny and Philadelphia.

New York, Jan. c4.--Pians announced
three weeks ago by Henry Phipps. for
the use of $1,000 900 to erect model
tenement houses in New York will. il
is stated, be extended into a triangular
enterprise by including the cities of
Philadelphia and Allegheny. Exactly
how much money will be devoted to the
PENNSYLVANIA end of the project has
not vet henn settled. the negotiations
being still in preliminary stage.
Mr.. Phipps who now makes his home
i'll New York, formerly lived in both
Allegheny and Philadelphia, the for
NOR being his birthplace.
Plans for the New York buildings al
ready have been submitted to a com
mittec Of well known citizens headed
by Robert W. DeForest. former tene-
ment house commissioner. Originally
Mr.. PhippS was also considering the
extension Of the project tc Allegheny
and Philadelphia. but he made il I'M
derstOod that before taking such step
he would wait until the experiment has
been thoroughly tried here.
Since then. however, lie has changed
his mind and the tenement houses will
be built in the two Pennsylvania cities
whether those erected here prove sue
10 the conclusion that several years
time would be lost in determining the
practicablity of his scheme.
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SAGADAH0C.
RICHMOND.

Mr arI Mrs. Harry Tarr have re
turned home from Il visit with relatives
in Georgetown.
j. Clarke FlacE made a business trip
to Portland. Monday.
NJ. y. Smith has opened new candy
Stor. in the Houdlette block. His mary
friends will be pleased to pdtronIze
him once more.
c. u. EeWell's fast PAGER. Pacing y.
while being worked out on the ice-tracll
last Friday. received Il bad cut on the
quarter by the breaking of shoe.
This was very unfortunate as another
race was billed for Monday afternoon.
Miss Mabel DeShon, Of Canton is tht,
guest Of her Sch0nlmate at WeSt brook.
Miss Hattie Proctor. in this place.
The entertainment given by the Nj.
| Carmel Chapter. o. +. 3. Wednesday
evening IT the Opera house, was much
| enjoyed by a large audience. The pro
| gram was complete and we'll renderel |.
especially the Nestal Virgins drill I'M
der the directi of Miss Nellie Thomas.
| The proceeds of the evening were re-
ported about 800.
| There will be two dancing classes in
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Are You Out Of Sorts
Many People, Not Really Sick, Are
Out of Sorts-The Old-Time Energy
and Spirits Are Lacking.

Something is needed to restore that
animation that characterized the days
before the system had been overtaxed
or weakened by care, work, folly, ex.
cess or worry. Good, rich blood and
strong. steady nerves are essential to
perfect health and enjoyment Of life.
When vitality is lacking, pleasures
cease and work becomes a drudge
and drag. Blood is the well-spring
and nerves the handspring of the
body. With either of them impaired
life loses much Of its charm. Moth
ing puts animation and satisfaction
into living as quickly, safely and sure
ly as DR.. Chase's Blood and Nerve
Food. 1t soon brings you out of all
unnatural mental or physical condi-
tons due to either blood poverty or
to nervous enfeeblement. Weigh your.
self before taking it. This is the food
that made the name Chase" famous.
The genuine is made only by The Dr.
Chase Co., Philadelphia, Pa. Price so
cents box. five boxes, enough to give
it a fair trial. $500. Book free.
Sold and Guaranteed by Bewdtteh,
Webster 4 Co.
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CAPITAL CHAT.
Continued from page ~

the young men and women, who are
ambitious to serve the government in
clerical places. 1t is a hard road to
travel to secure one Of those appoint
ments and many think the same effort
in other channels brings better and
surer rewards Nevertheless thou
sands take the examinations annually
and strive TO make such a good per-
centage that they Will be given an ap-
pointment.
The examinations in Maine for places
IN the Departmental service will be
held in Maine. March IL and April 10
at Bangor, Houlton, Machias. and
Portland. There will be additional
examinations at Bangor, March %. and
at Portland, April Is. 1t is now pretty
generally understood that those who
succeed in passing go upon an eligible
ilst and are then appointed. if at ALL
III the order of the percentages they
make in those examinations. The pay
AT the start is small--about 5000 or
Si,ooo annually. Promotion is slow and
1t requires years for a government
clerk to reach a salary of 81. 500 or
1900 which. with few exceptions, is
Largo as those sums may seem to
many ambitious young people in Maine
they are actually small for those who
have any real ability Living in
Washington is TWO or three times as
extensive as it is in Maine and one
finds his individuality lost here in the
multitude. where he might be regarded
as Of considerable importance in his
own little community. The hours Of
work are few and the incentives to in
dustry are not great, neither of which
conditions are altogether favorable for
young men Of education and good at
tainments. For young women the
government service undoubtedly offers
splendid openings, because the COM
pensatiOn is good as compared With
what women are paid in ether fieids.
The expansion of the work Of the
Departments here i'll recent years has
led to a very large increase in the
number of clerks employed. Names
quota has generally been kept pretty
well fillcd but every year a few get
here through the Civil Service and I'M
doubtedly number will qualify at the
examinations to be held this spring.
influence. Congressional or otherwise,
cuts absolutely no figure in securing
these positions. Merit and fitness are
the sole tests.
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japan and Liberty.

The influence Of Japan's conflict with
Russia cannot be measured 1t is already
manifested in China and several other
Eastern countries are to have a new his
tory under modern influences. The infu-
ence of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has
been strongly ma infested among, the sick
~ neonie who had almost given up hope
Of Of p ever being well again have been re-
stored to robust health through the Bit.
and urging their friends to try it. Do
1 %l,u suffer from weak stomach. inactive
liver or kidneys: then don't fail to try the
Bitters. 1t positively cures these ailments
tio1. dyspepsia, bloating. costiveness, fe-
male complaints. chills colds or malaria.
fever and ague. Thousa nds have found
this true.
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Sheriff SALE,

STATE OF MAINE. KENNEBEC. ss
Taken on the sixteenth day of January.
ninth day of December, A. D. 1904, issued
on Judgment rendered by the Superior
Court for the County of kennebec at a
@ on the iecoad ra ana Re Of
A. d. 1904 to wit: On the nineteenth day
Of November. a. D. 1904 in favor of
Joy. both of Cambridge in the County OF
Washington. and State Of New York, CO.
partners doing business under the firm
and against o. NJ Penney OF Augusta in
the County Of Kennebec. and State Of
Maine. for the sum Of seventy-six dollars
and fifty-fOur cents cost Of suit and will
he sold at public auction TO the highest
bicder at the Office Of Williamson & Bur-
leigh, Number 242 Water Street. Augusta.
Maine. on Monday: the twentieth day OF
February. A. d. 1905. at ten Of the clock.
in the forenoon. the following described
real estate and al the right, title and
and had in and to the same on the twelfth
day Of December. A. D. 1903. at four
o'clock and fifty minutes in the afternoon,
the original writ in the same suit. to wit:
The, following described lots or parcels 81
Westerly side Of Northern Avenue bound
ed and described as follows to wit being
lots. Nos twenty-one and TWENTY-FIVE on
Joseph r. Abbott. dated in Sept ember, a.
u. 1S49 and bounded. beginning at the
corner of lots numbered twenty and
thence Westerly by the division line be
tween said lots to line Of lots thirty-four
and thirty-five: thence Northerly by the
eastern line of said lots. "a and IS to the
Southern line of a passageway twenty
feet wide. running from said Northern
Avenue, Westerly to reserved passagewav
on said plan: thence Easterly by the
Southern line of said passageway to the
Western line Of said Northern Avenue.
thence Southerly by the Western line OF
said Avenue to the bonds begun at
Fl. T. MORSE. Deputy Sheriff.
Augusta, Maine. January 16. A: d: 1905
ian19Wedyt
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STRIKE THREATENED.
Employees OF Subway in New York
Rave Grievances.

Ne,y York. Jan. pa strike on the
New York subway system is threatened
AM some basis of settlement Of de-
rr!opmerts made by the Workmen can
be agreed upon The men have drawn
~ Il list Of grievances and this ic to
~ presented to August Belmont. head
Of the Interboroueh Company. which
operates the subway.
Tie employees assert that an agree
mont entered into with Mr.. Belmont
SOM. months ago has not been kept.
rne Of the important requests is that
the ,onnaay install a complete nev
block signal system for the tracks for
local trains II order that The danger
n accidents may be lessened, Z. P.
Bryan. Vice president Of the INTERIOR
ouch Company. said, today. that he
dit not believe there would be strike.
The grievance committee Of the EN-
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SERIOUSLY INJURED.
Bicycle Policeman Ennis Overtakes
Auto With Disastrous Results.

N"w York. Jan. 24.-In attempting to
capture an automobile party for over
wears a score of medals for bravery. has
been seriously injured. He was deiber-
atcly run down by the autoists. Ennis
at 10th street riding at ~ miles an hour.
He rode motor cycle and sent it along
in the wake Of the machine. The four
laughter and howled in derision at the pO-
liCem3n.
Ennis was gaining slowly on the big car
whom suddenly it came to dead halt and
began to back up. Into it Ennis crashed.
head-on. His machine was shattered and
Ennis was whirled headlong into the road
unconscious. bleeding from n dozen
wounds on his head and face. In another
instant the big machine was speeding
away.
general police alarm was sent out but
the autoists. running at top speed, man
aged to re-enter Central Park by round
about way and escaped.
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WANTS 1T OVER AGAIN.
Ammon, on Writ of Habeas Corpus,
Applies for New Sentence.

New York, Jan. 2f.-ECbert A. Am
mon. who is serving a long sentence
in Sing Sing prison for his connection
with the Franklin syndicate appeared
before Justice Cochrane in the supreme
count. today. on a writ" of habeas cor
puS. with the request that he be re-
scntcrced under a new law which
Would materially reduce the time he
still has to serve.
The motion VAS opposed by a rep
rescntative Of the district attorney $
Office who maintained that Ammon's
sentence was perfectly legal and that
his case did not come under the new
law.
After hearing arguments Justice
Cochrane reserved decision.
At the request Of Ammon's counsel
he was permitted to remain in the
Tombs prison tonight. He will be taken
back to Sing Sing tomorrow.
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NEW ENGLAND FISHERMEN
Have Conference With President in
Regard to Revising of Treaty.

Washington. -. -, Jan. c4.-EeN
EnSland fishermen. for HON a hear
ing VAS arranged by Senator Hale and
representatives, Hur!"i%h and Little
field in behalf of Elaine. had Il talk
with President Iioosrvrlt, this after
noon. Captain 7. NJ. Nicholson of
Hucls?Grt y. \. Nickcrson of Booth
bay. Wer" the Maine men in the visit
ing delegation. They were reinforced
bI prominent residents of Gloucester
Tho details of the confer, nee, which
WAS about the Hay Bond treaty with
New FouTdlarl, wer" not made Pablo
senator Hale said. this evening. that
the matter would have to be fought
out i'll the Senate. Tie President is
sill very anxious 70 revive the treaty
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STATE NEWS.
ANDRosC0GGIN.
GREEN e.

~ Faith Perkins Of Bangor is OK
IA 10 visit friends IL town this
week
nj, sucnt several days with hel
Il I'LL 4. H. Daggott.
r.,nk Phlbrnok spent short time
!. hoa,4 recently.
,,..,Ie closed last week in the
I..i, district. a Parents Day was
Il and an apIr"priate program was
i 1It. which reflected much
''' =, IN the hard work and earnest
of ;hc teacher, Harold l.
t.,.,,,rd Of Monmouth. At present this
!' of the largest and most adj
/ ed schools in town. Several of the
.,.is Mil soon cnte" The Leavitt Insti-
tue.
rsot +. gave Il mystery night
~. home ~ Mr. and Mrs. y. c.
II. s,tur.l1y ev ming Jan. 81, the
,,.,f,oe on ARRANGEMENTS was
.,'-., IungI Y Mile" and Dinsmorc.
y, Dq-setI Will be retained for the
..r, As station agent here.
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KNOX.
WASHINGTON.

~. heaviest snowfall OF the wear
S,:M,lav. Ii is estimated there
, RI. full l. inches fell,
,ls. Eihnl Clark who has been in
: f,r..o h. 4 returned home to attend
N. h,=h .cho"!.
WIZARD +. Overlook who was report
i .rt W.T. week il still confined in
Nh II, is attended by Dr.. Pierpont.
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pIoyes Of the PETERBOROUGH Rapid Tran
sit Company held long conference.
this afternoon, with Vice President
bryan ana General Manager Hadley
Of the interDorough Company.
ON leaving the meeting Mr.. Bryan
said "There will he an amicable set
tlement; there will be no strike"
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RAILROADS AND STEAMBOATS,.
. lEE|[SI3g9|EIf$6
In Effect Oct. 10, 1904.


Passenger trains leave Augusta as fol-
lows.
THROUGH TRAINS
GO1NG s ME Par,ia%d A. NJ daily, except
H. for ror Le%iston F ana Phil
lips. Rangeley. kockland. torIiand. Bos-
ton; Brideton Montreal and Quebec: 1000
ton. Phillips. Carrabasset. Rockland.
Portland. Boston. n: Conway. Fabyans.
d. i sern Pa os
Colebrook and Beecher Falls: $40 p NJ.
local to Portland 3. 40 p. NJ. teXpress) for
Brunswick. Portland, Boston. connecting
2. NJ '1 for So Gardiner: 10 IS F. Ne might
Putnam every night for Lewiston. Bath
GOING EAST-l2.59 A. NJ. might ex-
press) for Skowhegan. Bangor. Bar Har-
fax and Aroostook County and to WASH
ington Co. r r.; Sunday morning going
east does not connect for Skowhegan, Bel
NJ. for Waterville FoXcroft and Bangor:
go A. NJ. for Waterville; Belfast. Show
hegan, Bangor and B99ekT Sport ~ G;S,
Town. Patten. Houlton and Caribou. via
r. x A. r, R.. Vanceboro, St. Stephen
Calais, Houlton, Woodstock. St. John
and Winthrop: 80 P. NJ. express for
Waterville. Bangor. Bar Harbor, Wash.
co: r r., oId Town. Grsenyil VILE Sls p NJ
Bingham, skowhegan; Belfast, Foxcroft.
Greenville. Bangor. Old Town and Malta
wamkeag; $50 p NJ. for Wa terville.
SUNDAYS-Going West. 2.32 A. NJ. for
Portland. Poston: 1928 A. NJ. 10.3S p. M.
for brunswick, Bath Portland and Bos-
ton. Going east. 12.59 A. NJ. nighD Ban
gor. els A. NJ. for Waterville, Skowhegan
and Bangor: 30 =. NJ, Bangor.
the Night Pullman Train leaving at
12.l9 A. NJ, Sunday morning. going East
does not connect for Skowhegan, Belfast.
Foxcroft or east of Bangor.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
AUGUSTA TO SOUTH GARDINER.
A. NJ p. NJ. p. NJ. p. NJ.
Hallowell .........7.47 2O7 SIG So
Gardiner ...........S.M 2.20 5.26 s.,
So. Gardiner. ar. $40 236 $50 SIS
SOUTH GARDINER TO AUGUSTA.
Gardner ....,-.....se3o 10 4so 5t.
Augusta, ar: :......6.5o 100 40 sos
Through tickets to California and all
points South and West may be had of f.
III. Walker. ticket agent Augusta. the
only Office in Augusta selling via all
routes and checking baggage free of ex-
GEO. F. EVANS, V P & Gen. Man.
+. Z. BOOTHBY, G. P. & r. A.
Portland, Me.
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A catnip farm near New York city
has proved a profitable investment.
The catnip from this farm is shipped in
large quantities to pet animal dealers
iii New York city, and is sold to own
crs of cats.
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UNIQUE DECISION.
Supreme Court DEGREES Gable Line
Taxable Property.

Honolulu. Jan L. via. San Francisco.
Gal. Jan. 3i-'rhe supreme court of fTa-
waii has given novel decision which
lie within the three-mile limit below low
tide mark. is taxable as personal proper
~. The cable company made no return
If the cable, the assessor valued it al
SIP $40 and the supreme court declares its
taxable value at $1,000
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| installation a social dance will be given
| the members
kENT's HILL.
| The usual holiday for the winter term
was granted the students of the sem
| mary, Monday. In the forenoon, two
picked teams played an interesting
game of basketball and in the after
| noon, many of the students went sid
| ing. In the evening, the usual Monday
evening social was held. but instead Of
| the half-hour usually devoted to this
gathering the time was extended for Il
| full hour.
The speakers chosen by the faculty t.
| take part ill the annual Junior t.xhibi-
tion which will be held, this year.
| March l., are as follows: Nathan Cliff
| ford. Biddcford; Mr. Graves, Wampole.
Mass; Harry y. Johnson. Swans Is
| land; Fred +. Mansfield, Union:
| Charles q. Perry, East LiVefmore
Mills; Francis b. Spaulding North
East Harbor; Annie Laurie Dyer. Cane
Elizabeth; Bertha Eryant, Yarmouth
vile; Mary y. Fitzpatrick, Northeast
Harbor: Martha Kimball. Livermore:
Maude Mitchell, New Portland.
one of Dow & Gibbs horses made Il
missten, Saturday, and severad an ar
terry. DR.. Black WAS called and attend
ed to the injury which will incapacitate
the horse for work for several weeks.
Cyrus Winters, who, with his father,
~. ii. Winters, are conducting extan-
SiVe numbering operations in Unity.
was at nome, last week, with Il bad
cold and two broken ribs. He has SUI
hciently recovered as to return to his
laborS.
Bad colds have been prevalent in this
vicinity for the past 10 days.
The I.iterlti hail which hts been un-
dere0inS complete Transformation. is
| nearly completed and viii soon be
| ready for occupancy.
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MOOSE RIVER.

Dr. II. A. Moody returned home from
d business trip down river. Friday.
A:r. ana AIRS. Calvin Colby returned
honn. Saturday.
There WAS i musical entertainment
w the Holden House. Saturday night,
Airs. M,lvin Holden. Who has been
..i..,- ilnLAr.A,-i1,,r .InA.l,.
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this village during the winter season.
III" iHvruile class viii be taught by
Miss Nellie q. Thomas ANA opens i-xt
saturday afternoon. The other will ~.
Taught hv Miss Han ana will onrn next
Friday evening. Both classes will be-
held i'll Curtis new hall.
CoHstine parties haze been held near
y every evening che past week o. Eos
ter hill. Sirol" sIcds. double runurrs
and even old slcighs and hor:,a-slc Is
were very nit'h in evidence. No a~ri-
dents have been reported and no doubt
much "'lioy.H"llt t!Is been derived.
W. +. >..,'lius AMI son. Clifford, went
to th ls''I ON business. saturday.
y 2po,liy number attended the oyster
stlfu,-r Ht thr C"ugr, SatiouaI chapel
East Friday evening.
TIL. fuu-r..I If Miss Susie Hodges was
h"Id at her lat" h"mc "n Church street j..
SATURDAY afternoon. Key. !. II. Litti..
officiating. This is tv.ic" HAT death has
entered This nom" In" past week. The
aH:i'i"I family have the sympathy %
the entire community.
Mrs. Thnma.s pierce received s"v"rc
cut ON the hrnd while cleaning y lamp
chimney. The wound was dressed by
rr. Wallace Price 1t Was found nee
rssayy to take scvcra! stitches in dress
ing H.
Harry MyIrtosh has been i'll with 4
severe cnld thr past wr"i..
Tile streets "r the village have b""u
qrIi;-. lively TIL" prst week IN doub;
owing to tia excellent S!righinE Oh thr
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PALMYRA.

T. W. TloNpSulI y hr has carried the
mix on This route to the condensed
milk fFrtnrY at Newport for more than
Ten consecutive years, oUtdid himself
during the months of November and
D"rrlllt'r. I9li. In NnNri'b Der h. lie
Ij-"rrd SN.21E pp=nds, ana il, December
lol,"0 pounds or for the two months
ending D"crNi}". ilS.. 1"oi the sum Of
- ions and - pounds. The ends of
tW" br,r,l.s On, i route are probably
more than eight mics cro:n Newport.
= T. PalllrT Cf SiloW III gan was III
town Over SATURDAY night
P,l'iyy Hanson has moved his family
/" N,A port. His mother. 4. G. Hanson.
dealer in stoves ana hardware, is
boarding With him.
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KENNEBE:C.
WEST CHELSEA.

r.n,lr HI this nrieiGborE"od are hav-
M, ,,.r,iA...br trouble with their
,,o. ,,ipcs fr,r-.inE. no doubt owing
ir. :, we're. cpll weather.
i is report d that there are grave
,o1f;s If tl.rc h"iu,c any ice put up.
this "a ahr,-.' TN" bridge. This will
h. Quit a disapl oiItHcnt to many in
this vicinity.
Mss Blanche Ycaton who has been
III for several weeks IS now able to be
Dst.
Z. II. Reid Of East Pittston was in
this place last saturday.
James W. Elan, hdrd has been
outing wood fer Henry Swift the past
week.
S.hool IN this district is now in Sos
sim after a variation Of several week.;
nI account Of q, in"ss in the neighbour
hood Il is urW under tn" instruction
Of Miss G"nr@ic White. Miss White is
gradual" "t ,hr CnHy High School
ard all wish lIrr success III her new
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