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Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

summer. He says conditions in the east give promise of a most prosper ous winter During his absence the heat he encountered in the east he says was intense and he is glad to be at home again.
 A NEW SMELTER-Phn Mather, who for several months past has been making his headquarters at Quartz site, returned home yesterday He says the smelter recently purchased by the Will Smelling company at Sil- yer Bell, has been received and is now in course Of erection. At the Valen zueIa camp a new smelter of fifty tons capacity which was ordered some time ago, was received about the first of the month. but owing to the lack of water it's erection was postponed. Water was struck on the property, however Monday, and the company will at once begin the erection Of their plant.
 DISSATISFIED SECTION-There is a spirit of dissatisfaction in the Osborn school district. It is com plained that if the assessment for county and territorial purpoes as it now stands is permitted to stand that region will be bearing more than its just share of the burden of supporting the government. The Osborn district embraces nine square miles. It is fig
 ured that the assessment there amounts to within a few thousand dollars of as much as the assessments of the Tempe and Mesa districts. It
 is pointed out that the school of the
 Osborn district employing only three teachers costs only about S2,00O a year.
 The schools of Mesa cost in the neigh
 borhood of S7.000 and those of Tempe
 as much. The Osborn people say that
 they raise their own school money
 within themselves; if the Mesa and
 Tempe schools had to do that their schools would be greatly cut down. The people Of the Osborn district call the attention of the board Of super visOrs to the fact that theirs is purely
 a rural community while in the Tempe and Mesa districts with which com parison is made. there are populous towns with manufacturing and com mercial enterprises. One thing that has impressed the taxpayers of the i Osborn district still more unfavOrably ! is the fact that some eight or nine of them have been summoned by the | county board of equalization to show cause why their assessments should not be further increased.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

People throughout the territory are beginning to realize that there is a home manufacturing plant where they can buy their harness or have them made almost while they wait-where the proprietors take pains to get the correct idea as to what the customers want made-either in harness, saddles, brides, shaps or tapederOs. Where they give goods well worth the money, de repairing neatly and well, buy their leather from one of the best tanner ies on the coast, carry a fine, well selected line of silver-inlaid bits and spurs, and also of collars, sell whips from 1Oc up, thereby building up good healthy trade.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

Special flour sale. McKee's.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

For the people-Santa Fe.
 Special flour sale. McKee's. Meals at meal time-SOutlern Pa cific.
 Smoke the Lukin cigar-made from pure tobacco-no adulteration.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

For development of our wonderful resources-Santa Fe.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

For the merchant-santa Fe.
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

EhoI ULhSSLS
 FOR UNEASY EYES Are your eyes uneasy?
 Are they beginning to rebel? Are they pleading for help? Sometimes with tears. other times with pain of eyebalI or that ever re- curing and persistent headache.
 BE GOOD TO YOUR EYES. They are your faithful servants They bring the beauties of nature to you. Help them to serve you. Give them proper windows to look through. You may be sure of proper attention when VnIl come to us
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17
LAQUERETTE

Brightens up the old furniture and makes it look new. Davidson's Cash Store.
 New Guns-Good guns to rent and fresh ammunition at Davidson's Cash Store.
 Hammocks, Hammoclls, cheap at DavidsOn's Cash Store.
 Insurance Gasoline Stoves absolutely safe. Davidson's Cash Store.
 AIoore's Steel Ranges always please. 84 patterns from $2O to $75, at David sons Cash Store.
 Standard Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stoves, burn kommon koal oil. Abso- Iutely safe. from s9.S5 to $15, at Da- wilson's Cash Store.
 Decorated Dinner Sets at almost the price of white dishes. These are Eng fish porcelain. Buy your dishes while they last.
 Watch our bargain counters.
 Hardware. woodenware, stationery, rope, roll duck, glassware and thou sands of useful articles, at
Arizona republican., 1905-08-17

Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1. 1 degree. Accumulated excess in rainfall since JanuaTy 1, 9.49 inches.
 L. N. JESUNOFSKY,
 Section Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-18

Suaar 0ureb G@tRtex - GrRe nnaItdt .
1870 gfuno Ia: Ii Btuxs l8te; le-l2
qfanb 1874; Suests nuaItdt Sole pfunb
I3e /; Is phinb l8s I; Ii Rfuxb l8e 10
8tlnb l3fc.
0aItformii9e S0uRfex-s BID 9 4haxh Sc;
Q Bic 10 4fGnb &c.
e4ultern -0nsl. Gureb, 10 bH 20 Rfuxh
tn Dur@f@niHt, sis; 1s Rfuxh Dur@i@mttt,
Sc, 10 Bits 12 Bfunh 93e.
SrHbHtidse ped-QIarer exeItN Gureb l8e
aeudblter Suear Curb 16c, s-7 3tub tm
Dur4i@ntt 1916 /; 6 bis 8 BtmRs tm TssQs
|@nitt 15c; 10 bB 10 Pnub tu Dar9f&ntt
lsae; 5 Yanb I'M Dur&i4Sttt, i@naaI, l2te.
8 Dfsnb tn Dur4i&ntt. i9maI. lS1e.
eped. gnsI. -geudbItez, 8 bU 10 Bfash
Im Dur&i&nitt. l6e; IL ID II $fsmb tu
Dtr&i&nttt. 12}s.
epe6-9Iare Settex. 90 % 20 Rfssb tm
Sur@j&nitt, l9ae; Mars esttes. 70 b 30
8sunb, l2e; aiars BsuaeA. - u 90 Bfmsb.
ll2e; IL bts 3 pfS.. l14e; Il ID 10 Rfmb.
12}e; &lare Sendea, d ID 60 pfsmbs lie;
sudden IL ID 1e 4fsnh 1las; A@s NaesaS
bH Q pfarS. 7Ke
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-18


aepfeI-@ute ao9dpfel s2.013.b0 per
5Ib.
8ananen s1.b0-2.00; fgeine t1-s1.5o.
gitrpnen $6.00-6.b0 per RIfe
Oransen - California 81 per Rife.
Irauben lac bis 18e per Rorb.
9firf9e Sl.0l Bis $50 per guibel.
Birnen Hc-$1.25 per 8uibeI.
9faumem - $a.t0 per 8uibeI.
@emAfs.
Motbe %iben 26e rer Du$enb Bun&es.
California GeIerp s5e-$1.00 per Sun&.
Differ plant 16e per Dutenb.
8raut - 76e-$l.2s per Tab.
8~IumentobI $l.5o per Dutenh.
8crn &c per 9uSeno.
@urfen - c Der Dutenb.
SaIat Zoe per BuibeI.
geterfiIie 15e per Dutenb 8uR&es.
!3piebeln -60c- s. per BuibeI.
Neusn 3a1toffeIn - Soc = 6oc per BufbeI.
sabtartoffeIn So per Sab, S1.sb per 8us
fbel.
Stabilize 15e per Dutenb.
Spinat Tic per Gat
tomatoes 75c per 8uibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-18

eepodeItes e9wetxsaetfo - sxo4enIcies
Sancp Dig S2l 90: 2lares SeGs SIS. so; Sons
Ig $1,000; esost Clear sl5. 90; Ruzpf
Sic. 30.
Sehorrtes &txofeH4 - e0sxtex, req.
Ssts. l8te; aubsHfestsa OIosi; Skzexi. Is;
Rn66eI lac.
S4niaIa tn Tterces ii. nuGi. CSC; 2
0naIttdt 9se: 8. nnaIitGt &C.
hfrfe - eerdu9erte Nrotuarb 81.
6rartfiirtsr 7ae; Bologna In DGrrasx &. In
fu& SIC.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-18
Som @aeensMaxff.

9sraotb9-Bertaafspretfe: $40 00-11.0o.
Rice 8ertaufspreife: %. 00-Fe.o6
8eiGtorn - gerfaufBpreie: e .ce ha
naaItsdt. 81 bts SOC. Neues 35-45e.
Safer--sef@at $685. IN oes aebrsz
@.50-$9.00 per Tsnne. seuer $50.
etrob-p rete. ie na& BEN erah. ID ecb
len, @.00-$8.O0
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-18

Srii9es RinbfeH&-NeaIs&s otiers - 81
g.; bieitee Stiere Il etc; btetse setxbes
$50 bw D0 Mrnb 7e;. bie3pe 3abe zoe
bs $50 4fuab 64s; 3abe $50 bts 60 Rfusb
5Is; etier Borserrierta 81, etter 0tntess
pssrtel lie. %inb otst.ruaesteI sKe. Htxb
Borberpiertei &c. Rub BorheruierteI 4&e, Shsp
onterutertel 7c.
SriI&es EaIbfet&-3aIbes 1oe, otxter'
pierteI 18e, BorbauterteI 7e.
Srti@es e@aiFef& - 2dnrser' Sr Rt9ab
l1}s ; 69ofe SC; g&exseI l8e; Hads amk
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-18

SnoianaYsIis Raffee,Ereije:
0eu6bnI. bts gutter 10-12e; trtsas bt , :
nabIter 14-16e ; Tcncp 82f-85s, SoIaD
Deuoru 10 BITS 22e, Sapa 2s-S2e.
Sn Badetsn:
xrioia SLABS. 2ton S1t.26, Seies tll 26;
Caracas $14. 20. DiamortbY s1s 90, Date
Sasa 8IenS $3.50, @Iimar Saba gIsns,
$14.25, Ourico S1l.26.
Sader-Domtnoes 7.42e; eti6su6ss 8 ~
puIperiFrter 6.37e; xxzz puIpsrtFtte. s $50,
feuter sranulirter 5.12e; Cubes 8. 4Ss; Son
i~ectioners' Gb.02; Hibsewoob y Ate; sss,
MIC U 4.67c; empire IA. S2s; Sbsai zyxs
Golben 8 4.57e; Btnbfpr estra 8 4.52si
&tsseroob 6 4.4ae; ssIber 9 5.S7t; L. /,
ter Az.
GiFs-Ras 40 Or. zea). Sas. s-nsGr
0aIone.
RidIes-24o0 TIM Sab SIG; 1900 tn BGt
Is; 1900 TIM SaIbfab $500; 200 tn ga
$3.50.
etarte-gearI, 8te, ebantpicx sIps, l Hxt
8 gfunb Radete 8. 2orn, l BIB. Bsfsse.
4H-b3e.
Ganbp-7c; etansea seustf4t 7; sio,
esr senif9t &c; Banner Twtf &c; grsas
8onbons 10c; sas. 2 Cream seurist g.
@etro6nete Sri4te-AepfeI. an Der eexzt
setrodnet. &c; Sobanmesbeerex 7e bti rs;
ettron l8e bts l4e; Rofnex, 2 Gscms, pz
9funb. 7e, 8 growa 73e, 4 grous US lac,
u~ienfreie chs Sc, California 3usectes 7ks;
euItama nc. iutporttrte euItana lie btE Ite
California Aprtfofen Sc Bic lie.
&ets-Garoltaa, 2opf. 4t--s2e. SGsrx 81
-62e, gebro&euer, 8--ze.
Mihe-8rasiI nea Sc bis 1oe; Stlbsrtk Is,
WeanbeIn IA; rpeiSf9aIise s9asSsGx lh:-
Serbian &anSeIn 16c; BeaxHts &c BIS hts,
s~erofete 7e bis &c; GusIts@e BaIxfss
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-18
3mgsent9teiiun8.


@bepenne, WDo., IL. Set. Muf
elmer &urbe, 35 Weilsn n6rolid, bon
bier. entgleifte Elm S9nsa3ug Der
@bepenne uno &Ortbern 8abn. Sc
ipuroen 81 periOnsn berlsbt. Inter
ben S4werberlsBten fino SEQ. Wooo=
burp, Jrdul. Clara 9instp. s. 3.
Burns, g. S. 2otprp bon @bepsnne
u. u.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-18
0etrdoe.

@ebex - SO. 2 retber &c, aur aar
fen. s6c BON RabIen; 30. q rnise "a,
Otttobsr 1916; Nasenrueber &c
Roru (neaes) 20. l ueib BOZ 70.
metb 663e; so. 8 weib t5k. 80. { ps:s.
55ie; 10. Q wsts semii@i 55s aa. .
nett senrif9t 66e; go. 4 ues s1vftt
bac; 9p. 2 ssIb 65fe; 30 8 esn f5i
so. 4 seIb 53}e; SO. 3 serai9t 5sts
10. 8 aenii&t 56e; go. 4 seusiGt 5si
RpIben 54e.
eafer- Ne. 2 wetbr zoe; 70. 6 pstsa
2s4e; 80. 2 0eusf9tsr sse; 20. 8 ssxtfGas
CSC.
8eu 80. 1 atrnotbs $40 30.
3, rs 30.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-18
Sdmereteus

Rotber 8Ieeiamen So .26-s.50.
gnslii&er 2Ieeianen $3.50.
NIibte xIeeiarnen $.600-6.bO
MfaIfa 4Ieeiamen Sc. 26-s.oO.
Betber Rleeianea $500.
@eudbIter Tinotbb 81. 80-1.90.
Orbimdrer bis gutter Tintotbp sl.se-l.76.
Saneh 2entudp gIausras sl.59-l5.
BIausras IN gbaH 50e.
@nsIi9es BIausras $1.45.
Or9arb @ras 81. 70-1.e0.
Reb Top tn gbaf Be-S1.le.
8affer &orn 76c-S1.O0.
amber 3u6errobr sameu S1.0O-l.26.
Getber Suferiannen 40c
5riibiabrs @erie $1.25.
Beibes unS seIbes 3orn $1.00-L.25.
&eo Sob @nfIase $1.10-1.25.
Som Seas $l.76.
Niuet $1.20 bis $1.85.
Sriibiabrss@ese 81 40.
SetSwiebeI, ueibe, seIbe IND rptbe $3.50
,er 4uibeI.
Sib ; 2artofeI, 9eIbe Seriep, Dernrubo.
JeIbe yianiemon6 unb fibIi&e Queen $50 rts
Sab; rotbe Nanieuaenb $2.75; BraflianH&s
$50.
3artofeIn, fribe 8 Do@en zoe per BufbeI;
Obio 65c per 4uibeI; frtbe Hoie 50c per
fribe Brrbanf 50c per BuibeI; trite
aebron 45c per BuibeI; RlraI Reu 4ori urb
Rountait 40c per BuibeI
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-18

Rewarf, q. g.. IL. Oct. Die
17.idbrise emma @aKsrt bon go. 275
eto 18. Strabs. tuurbe am Samfas
abeno auii9en 10 unb IL ubr, als fs
f& bon ber Apotbefs In 10. Strabs
unb Is. Ape. auf benz 6eimusg Be.
fanb, an elmer einfamsn etels Der IL.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-18

@bepenne uno Rortbern 8abn. @s
uuroen 81 psriunsn psrlsbt. Inter
ben S6werperlsbten fno SEQ. Woob=
burp. Grdul. Clara Sinstp. s. %.
Burns, g.. s. 2oprp bon @bspsnns
u. u.
nt9loene SeIb
m Droer.
Nem Oort, II. October. Gin
Mann, an bsHen 2leibern man beut=
lid erieben tonnte, bab er 3u ienen
unglidli4en gebftte, uel6e bon Der
@6ttin bes Saidials bsrfioBen morben
finb. maHte gsffern ieinem freuben=
lofen S9idial Elm gnbe. inbem er benin
@rbolungs-pier am GuBe Der @ef
so. Str. In ben Nortb &iber fprang
uno Dor ben Mueen mebrerer entisbter
Wdnner ertrant. Der Wanr, bshen
Soentitdt nod nidt fsfgefeat porben
1T, fano bic grl6iun9 bon allen iroi=
f9en 2siben 10 piQfommen, baB CT bic
ibm barsereidte Ollie ausi9lus unb
fi1 tueigerte, bas Sell au ersreifsn.
pel9es ibm mebrere Nu9en3eugen bes
Selbfmoroes auQemorfen hatten.
3wei NngeffsIte bes piers, tuel&e
Elm berod9tises pldt&ern bes WaHers
bernommsn batten, marer eben mod
re4t3eitis on ben 5luB selanst. um 3u
feben, ME Der unsltdli6e in ieinsm
Sobesfampfe bsr3meifelt nit ben @sI-
len rang. Sic marfen ibm eiligif
elm Sell au, bod Der Sobestanbioat
madte niGt bic gerineffe N%nfrengung,
bafelbe au ergreifsn, uno p~erfanf in
tusnigen Minuten BON Der Sberf1d9e
bes WaHers.
Heger geIpn9t |.
2onbon, 9p., IL. Oct. Der
Negsr 8irsil Boomers. uelder ben
Sul3bdnbler Geo. Jarris eridOb uno
gu lebsnsldnslid,r 3u9tbuusfrafe Der.
urtbeilt muroe, purbe lsbte Nadt aus
Dem @efdnsnife sebolt uno aelpn6t.
8e9ent Der beut DEN
3rtegerbereine DR.
2atsr WiIbelm.
Hem Worf, IL. Oct. Befannt'
lid miro isBt i'm gansen 2anoe fur Elm
@sident aeiammelt, wel9es Der @ens
tralbuno oeutider arieger' ino Ietss
r%anenpsreine bon Horoamerita, prdfis
bent R. Nfaer. benz oeutiden 2aiier=
paars su bsfen SilberbOd3sitsfeier am
81. 6ebruar 1866 als @ei9snt iiber'
mitteln mill.
IS mirb aug elmer md9tigen fiber
men puni9bowle. bic 9ana i'm e&t'
ober better ursameritaniidem Stple.
alio nit inbianiider Mrbsit ausse-
fihrt III, bsftsbsn uno bon elmer Norefe
bealeitet fein, bic aus elmer 2ombina=
tion bon psr9amenten bsr9efelt per=
ben uno in elmer %funfool persiertsn
2aHette ruben tpirb. Der @ertb oies
ies @sidenfss pirb $4,000 b~etrasen,
unb ss psit sroBsn tinflerii4en @s.
f9mad auf.
9a bic bisfgsn 2risgerbanoler be-
eisrig fnb, benz beuti9en 3aiier ibre
9antbartsit fur feline tpieoerbolien
MufmsrtIamfeitsr, inoem er ben pers
i9ieosnsn @ompasnien ~mertbpO0e Gab.
nenbdnoer etc. iiberfanbte, su bstpei.
fen, finbst bic Sbee oes @si6entes
hberal bessiferten @iebsrbull uno bic
geitrdse laufen 70 lOtt Elm, bab bie
eanse 2Ofeniumme gar balb aufse.
bradt iein oiirfte.
Sie6 rage uno
bic roBf9Id9ter
@hiea9o,1 IL. October. 8unoes-
ri1ter Bstba tpirb binnen Wonatsfrif,
tpie man ertpartst, etne @nti&eioung
in Dem piebsrholt bsfpro&enen pro3sb
iber oie Jra9traten FIR S9la9tpieb
uno Jleii8 bonn WiKouriHub mad
Chicago absebsn, na9oem bic Dor bret
Wo&en besonnenenB erbanolungen Dor
ibm gum Gbi&lub 9efOmmen fno. I'M
ter ben sabIrei1en 3eusen In Der So
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-18
Qatt.

Q6tt.
Gngros $ BerfaufsYreife SmYcrtit.s
S4peberidie 8oc per Btuxs etxsetuni1 De.
e@mepertdie TIC, Diseomtn sreaz1 $ aai'
Is. Eew gori GbeobGrsi I6e. stxbesni'
f4er 2tnbirger 16e, Bird Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-18
Bxttes, 9tes $50 ~saassI

Bwttess 0tet - VfRuSet.
cdnbIer bsscblen feleeroe Strife:
Butter - Country. 1les &rsemrp 49,.
oIstx 24e
Gisr-l8s per DuteNo.
Siibner 816e, Sdbne 81 furteas-l0cl2e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-23
Church Notices.

Old South Congregational church: TO-
y. NJ. Christmas music and sermon; =.
NJ, Y. +. S. c. f.; : r. NJ, Christmas con
cert by the Sunday school, assisted by the
girls of Rakcr hall.
Second Street Iniversalist church. Rev.
Geo. Wilson ScuGder. Il. d., pastor: 1919
y. NJ, morning worship. Christmas music
special sermon: Jesus Christ the Light
Of tn World Sunday school in the
church following tho morning service All
are invited to tho exercises.
St Matthew's church, Rev. W. +. Liv-
irgston rector: Morning service at 1879
o'clock; Sunday school at 11.i5 O'Clock
evening prayer at ! o'clock. Christmas
day: Holy communion at 3 A. NJ. !;
Christmas tree for the Sunday school OH
Tuesday, Dec. q, at =. NJ.
Methodist Episcopal church, Row w
Canham pastor: 100, morning worship
with Christmas sermon by the pastor and
Christmas anthems by a mixed quartet;
l. NJ. Sunday school; T. NJ. meeting OF
Junior Epworth League: !, Christmas con-
cert by the Sunday school, assisted by the
girls of Erskine hall. The church choir
will also render two anthems. All are
cordially invited
The services at the First Baptist church,
Rev. ": p. Plummer pastor, will be Of
special interest to all. Morning worship
at 1870 with sermon by the pastor; sub
ject; "A Vision % Future Glory" The
choir has been preparing special music
which will add much to the service. Sun
day school at 11.i5; Y. P. S. c. Z. at els
Christmas concert at Z; Monday evening
tend most cordial invitation to strang
ers in our city ard all who have no
church home to share with us our Christ
mas blessings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-23
OLD SOUTH CHURCH.

Sunday Evening, P. NJ.
Song-"He Came in Glory" School
Prayer, Pastor
ecitation-"Welcom Imogenc Wood
Eecitution-"Blessed Christmas"
Lillian Parkhurst
Recitation-"Shne Stars
Eliza Flcwellyn
solo-"Christmas Tide Is Here Again.
Harold Wood
Exercise.
Maisie Rollins, Gwcndolyn Stafford, Imo-
gene Robinson. Audrey Willis
Recitation. Mary and katherine Arata
Fxorcisc-'B Beginners
Gladys Pckard, Susie Thomas. Marjorie
Stafford. Louise Skillin. Lillian Cottle,
Ruth Nelson. Donald Wood
Song-"Hcar the Bells"
Recitation. Charles Wight
Alden Stafford
Song-"C Christmas BELLS Ring On" School
Exercise, Mrs. Alcxander's class
Song, Girls from the Industrial School
Song-"Tis True Class of Young ladies
Recitation-"Tbe Blessed Morn"
Hazel Clifford
Rccitation-"No ROOM" Beatrice Inman
Northumberland on Earth"
Florence Dyer
solo-"Thc Song That VIII Never Cease
Observation-Disclosures Promise
Recitaticn-'Over the Fields"
Oracle Keenc
Song.
Hazel Clifford, Lillian Parkhurst, Oracle
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Carol"
Vera Ferguson
observation-disclosures Lessons"
Ethel Willis
Collection.
Song-"Carol Christmas Carol"
Imogene Weed. Gene Robinson
Monday Evening. Z =. NJ.
Song. School
Observation-Disclosures Cheer"
Gene Robinson
Exercise, Avis and Evan Sproul
Recitation-"Gay Bells"
Lawrence Emerson
Recitation, Lucille Stcarns
Song. School
RecitatiC
Maisie Rollins. Marguerite Ferguson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-23
a Communication.

Editors Of Kennc5cc Journal: In
the issue Of your paper of Wednesday,
Dec 20. your correspondent makes it
appear as though the unfortunate al
of Percy Esponnctto was brought about
by a love affair. This is a mistake
and the reporter was certainly misin-
formed. There is no love connected
with the matter whatever, there was,
however, great disappointment in
financial affairs.
l wish the public to be Informed
correctly. as the previous item has
given many people erroneous Ideas
The act has been very grievous to his
immediate relatives, and l feel that nc
is Justly deserving of public sympathy
Hoping the reporter will be glad to
correct his unintentional mistake, l am
Yours respectfully.
WINNIFRED B. ESPONNETTE.
Gardiner. Ne, Dec. q, 1905.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-12-23

y recent number of the New York FL
nanciai Times has congratulatory no
tice of the founding of the granite firm
of H. L. Brown, New York City. Mr..
Brown is a native of Hallowell and was
clerk in the office of the Hallowell
Granite Works for some years. Later
he was prominently connected with
Norcross Bros. and afterwards the
Woodbury. Granite Co. He has now
opened offices at and East 42d street
and owns a substantial portion of a
Troy quarry. Hallowell friends wish
him continued success.
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BAPTIST CHURCH.
Sunday evening at Z O'clocb

Sunday evening at . clock.
Opening Chorus-"Hail the King" School
Welcome, Carroll Stevens
Exercise, Florence and Eva Stevens
The Missed Blessing Ruth Head
Exercise, Mildred Heald Anna Fuller
Song--Little Child in Slumbcr Sweet"
Eva, Brown
"A True Story Mildred Fuller
Tell 1t Now Florence Smith
Hail Thy King, o Israel Schoo,
Patsy" Pauline Freeman
Chorus-''Look Up, o Shepherds
Recitation, Ethel Parlii
EXercisc-"C Christmas Stars"
Carl Dcane. Sherman Dunn, Archi
Shea, New Freeman, Carl Douglass,
Carl Aldricll
Chorus-"The Skies of Night Are Telling
Exc rcise, Primary Boys
Recitation, Bertha Huntingto
Exercise,
Ruth Head. Maud Stickney, Haze
Niles, Jennie Johnson, Edith Nichols
Exercise,
Ncrne Fuller, James Fields, Charles
Rich, Carl Dickson.
Chorus-'O'er the Hills of Judah"
Sherman Dunn, cornttist, will assist il
the exercises.
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notwithstanding, Clara Brooks
Song-"Tldings of His Rirth,''
Miss Eveleth'S class
recitation, Ruth Milletc
Solo. Lille Johnson
Observation-Disclosures
Helen Chadbourne
song, School
Santa Claus.
Christmas Tree
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CHRISTMAS FESTIVITIES.
The Saturday, Sunday and Monday
Programs at he Churches.

UNIVERSALIST FESTIVAL TONIGHT
At the Universalist church this evening
the Sunday school will give an enter
tainment witt. Christmas tree. There
Will he singing for the little folks. The
pastor will give a 15-minute sermon to
the children on The Story of the Birth
of Jesus and the First Christmas Tree. -
After this the tree will be unloaded and
the little folks treated to refreshments
This event is for the children and all of
the children of the church are expected to
be present.
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Card of Thanks.

Will the many friends who were
so thoughtful and kind during the ILL
ness Of the late Mr.. H. Gorham Evans
and later at the funeral with kindly
expressions of sympathy please ac-
cept the thanks of
MISS n. NJ. FARNHAM
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GOODS DELIVERED IN AUGUSTA GARDINER ''
r r WOOn t35 WATER STREET
THE NEW MILK MEASURE AGREexENT,

We the undersigned hereby mutually agree to begin the new
year. JAM 1906 by using wine all milk according
to law and custom.
Elm Hill Dairy Farms G. O., z S. Parker E. S. Currer
c. F. Doucct w. L. Rollins H. c. Merrill B. d. Woods Lucas
Lerctt A. A. Shea VIM H. Hayes Franz, Choate S. H. Whit
comb F. Smith, H. ]. Carter G. L. Klgore W. NJ Tibbets
J. W. Carter, L. B. Park Fred c. Moore D. u. Helms Asa
Libby, J. G. Robbins c. Z. Clark E. W. Hurd
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METHODIST CHURCH.


AT the Methodist church Sunday even
ing the following Christmas program will
be carried out
Organ Voluntary.
Anthem, Choir
Responsive Reading, Supt. and School
Prayer.
RESPONSE" Sing the Sweet Story" Choir
"A Welcome True" Doris Sands
Glass Excrcise-''Thc Christ Still Comes"
Recitation. Raymond Fish
sinsing-"The Herald star school
Recitation, Martha Parkhurst
Recitation. Edna Re;l
Singing-"Merry Little Bells"
Primary Class
Class Excrcise-"Gifts for Jesus"
Recitation, John Sh"rburne
Recitation, Wilton McGray
Duet. Thomas and Samuel Tuition
Recitation, Earl Hobbs
Singing, Three Little Girls
Recitation, Leslie Trask
Recitation. Hazel Pennn?an
Motion Song, Primary Class
Recitation, Norman Gray
Glass Ex"rcisc-"Thc Christmas Time"
Recitation, Willie Erhb
Recitation, Celia Smith
solo-"Christmas Lullaby" Rose Webster
Recitation, Donald Perry
singing From lions Height" School
Recitation. Malice Race
Recitation, Samuel Tuition
Class Excrcise-"Love Is the Christmas
Glory
Singing Rejoice, o Earth"
Ersline Hall Girls
Recitation, Thco Sanborn
Glass Excrcisc-"The Coming Of the
King"
Singing Iaddcst Day of All" School
Recitation, Louise Perry
Anthem, Choir
singing-''We Crown His Name" School
Bencdiction.
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A Challenge.

The following challenge has oeen
issued: Il am a French noDlefnah.
NV name is Joseph Cluckey. and l
own the trotting mare Helen , L
will match her against any horse IN
Gardiner, Hallowel or Augusta lor
$780,"
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A Christmas tree and concert is to
be given at the NJ. L. church Monday
evening by the members of the Sunday
school. This will be the second service
10 be holden in the audience room since
the repairs have been made. A good
entertainment is anticipated.