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The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-16

Dr. J.. l. and L. G. Peak, Wit
have been spending several weeks ia
Ponshewaing Mich, and other north
ern resorts, returned home Sunday
morning. The Doctor comes back
with a reputation as a fisherman.
The Daily Reporter Of Peloski,
Michigan, says; 'The next largest
caught ia these waters within the
past five years was a large-mouth
black bass that weighed 50 pounds
caught ia Picberel Lake by Or j. l.
Peak, Of Lexington, Missouri The
largest aas caught by q Missourian
by the rame Of Crowder and weighed
So pounds. Dr.. Peak bad bis catch
mounted and shows It ia evidence.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-16

HSOLDS. deep~seated COUGHS.
Try Il now. and be convinced.
KuuckIe Down.
We boys played a game in the long,
long ago,
The same IS you other boys played.
With little, round marbles, oft placed
in a row,
Our winnings or losings we made.
Twas a bnsiDess-like game of a bust.
ness-llke style,
AS we yelled, other noises to drown,
But the yell of all yells that prevailed
all the while
Was the urgent command, "KnucKlC
down.
Knuckle down.
Doncher cheat!
Knuckle DOWN.
Now this admonitlon was painful,
somewhat
At times when your knuokies were
sore,
And there were also times when tC
make a good shot
1t was needful to elevate more.
But the censors were there, and if yor
played wrong
Their yells might have startled the
town,
For their voices arose, both Ia. ty ant
long,
10 a chorus OF shouts, ''Knukle down
Knuckle down.
Playem iairl
Knuckle down."
Ia the great game OF life where we oil
take a hand
The rule is the same as OF yore.
We are only the grown of that juvenile
band,
And our knuckles are frequently sore
And We often would like to vary the
gahe,
The better u effort to crown,
But the cry OF the world is wei the
same
AS the noisy old yell, "KnueklC
down!
Knuckle down.
Doncher cheat
Kuuekle downlr
II you'd win in the game-aud who
would not, my friend?-
You must play it the wayitis played
Though your knuckleS msy bleed 81
you draw to tie end,
Be neither forlorn nor dismared.
Play fairly and truly, play -trongl,
and VIII,
Unheeding though Fortune MAJ
irown.
Would you win the great priz' and Ii
p~erieotnsss tellP
Then heed the old CRY: "Kuuokl
down!
Knuckle down!
PlaJ EN- fairl
Knuckle down."
"A. j, Wsterhocse IN Sunset Maya
zine To- Sen'ember.
IL. -. - g. I'll
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-16

arrived this morning to spend the day
with friends.
Miss Annie Laurie left for her
home in st. Louis Monday morning
after a visit OF several weeks here
with relatives.
Mrs. Mary Kueek, Of Concordia,
who has been visiting the family Of
Mrs. Henry Brasch, returned home
sunday morning.
Mrs. G H. Barron and son and
daughter, Frank and Miss Hattie,
vent to Kansas City Sunday evening
to visit friends.
G.. c. French, Of Fort Worth,
Texas, arrived Tueday morning, to
enter his daughter, Miss Mary 10
Central College.
Earl Young and wife, Of Sedalia,
who have been visiting the family of
Mrs, E. B. Young, returned home
Tuesday morning
Mrs. W. j. Bandon and son end
daughter, William and Margaret,
went to Kansas City Saturday even
ing to visit relatives.
Mrs. A. E. Wright, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs John Frs
kin, returned to her home 10 Kansas
City Sunday evening.
Mrs. W. M. Mnndell, who has been
visiting the family Of Chas. Mitchell,
returned to her home in Ottawa,
Kansas, Monday night,
Miss Elizabeth Nickerson, Of War
RI nsburg who has bean visiting the
family Of S. N, Wilson,, returned to
her home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Mary Shacklett and little
grand. daughter Florence Price, went
to Kansas City Saturday evening for
a weeks visit with relatives.
John Bronaugh and wife of
st. Louis, arrived here Tuesday
morning to enter their daughter,
Miss Annie, in Central College.
S. ]. Huston went to Kansas City
Monday morning to take his little
granddaughter, Martha Yeager, who
has been visiting here for some time.
August Limberg left for st. Louis
Sunday morning to look after the sale
of a very fine car load OF mules ship
ped by Kinkead & Limberg Saturday
Miss Rhetta Dale, OF st Louis,
who has accepted the position OF
trimmer in Mrs. Moorehead's Mill.
nery store, arrived Saturday evening
Rev. @. G. Meyer, arrived Monday
morning from Kansas City, where ne
has been attending the annual
conference OF the German NJ. E.
church
Mrs. =. a. O'Conper, and three
sons, who have been visiting the fam.
lily Of Mrs A. 0'Malley, returned tc
her home 10 Kansas City Saturday
evening.
Miss Sarah Wingate, Of Kansas
City, who has been visiting her uncle,
Walter B Waddell, and other rela.
tives for the past few days, returned
to her home sunday evening,
Lewis Gordon left Monday evening
for Lexington, Virginia, to resume
his studies in Washington and Lee
University. Mr.. Gordon is 10 the
sophomore year at the University.
Temple Payne, who has beenIspend
ing vacation with his parents
went to St. Louis Monday morning
where be is attending the
Homeopathic Medical College O.
Missouri.
Mrs. Mary A. Ramey and daughter.
Miss Ella, returned to their home al
Liberty Monday morning. Mrs
BameY came here to arrange for q
younger daughter to enter Lexington
Ladies College.
Mrs. Sam Mccoy and two cnildre-
OF Fordyce, Ark, and Mrs. W. L
Mccoy, OF Independence, who have
been visiting the family Of T. c
Sawyer returned to their homer
Monday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. d. O. Henry ant
d a.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-16

rms wonderful Prescription = lmbues
the entire nervous system with natural,
healthy vitality; gives elastic vigOr to
the delicate organism specially concerned
In motherhood, and makes the coming
Of baby entirely free from danger and
almost free from pain.
III wish to state that / have used Doctor
Flefce's favoritc Prescription with very good
results writes Mrs. Katie NJ. Annis. OF Hud-
SON, New Hampshire. THad been In Door
twice in the hospital. mn husband hfought
SOME Of your Favorite Prescription. aud Il
has carried me easily through ms last two
c~Onfnenenta We are now blessed with two
healthy children. and | am sure your madi-
cife has done me more good than al the
other treatment j have ever received
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-16

Jack Weedin left for Pawnee, H.,
Sunday morning.
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-16

T. x. Hanna, Of Kansas City,
arrived Sunday night to visit the
family Of r. A, Wilson
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-16

BAD HEADACHES gen
orally arise from bad stom-
nchS. Foul breath. bitter
taste, coated tongue, sour
eructations or beiching OF
gts. ere common symptoms
though not all present IN
every case 10 cure, take
small doses, only enc OF two
ehch day OF old Or pietce's
Pleasant Pellets the Origl-
'ius, frat pQthup by him over
The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1905-09-16

nal Little Liver Pills. nrst putup by him over
q years $50. One or two 3 laxative threoor
four cathartic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-04
RCADFIELD.

Apple buyers have made their APP
ptaratIce and are buying up good de
SiFh'h' i"'9 ~ llif price. MT
-EtWa'k ol Germany VINO bought about
SUB barrels oil apples last fan III WIN
cnnnt,,, VIII ,+.,',, - It'll,
b,,,.i,e .',r.,i, ,bis III DAMN, pishn,,
of v-inthro,, bas l,oucbt ea,ror,l s,nod
Ints fnr Ntr Nauorl NJ, picbon
,rro,o j., u I'LL, -r,
such as Raldwi,,s Sni.e ana pucs.ts
a., ,.iI t,,.- ,,,,|' .,,'.+l. ,eI
o., - :
Apples are very nIlrh better this year
thar Iast.
rl'" Tli'" ~ NIL" 'ih''''f'T y ~" 'lhllS
his annual vacation in HOStOn and
Vicinity
Leon watson 81 Rom" was III t"4d-
iitlG and Manchester last week.
e,,utd.,v v-.,c. IN, ia,.,I d.,y .,,l o,.,.,.,.-
=.
'iif va CUT III me bright NuiISilli"
fhht could ct GU.
Charles Humphr.v ana grandson.
,,t,; ,i.,,,,.t,,..,- ,,,,,,,..t ,.,
~ "' i'"'''i.''' w -'"t'"''''' WV
IN R".tdit"li. sunday
w
''ii'' I ''''N'IIN = MINIS " 'ii' ~
George MrrruW ANA Will fill the Silu of
~ n Mac. his ,y,.rl,
Mr. ANA Mrs H. =. lntlrr ANA chill
dr,n were guests Of Mrs. Clara Leon
ara Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-04
Fifty Against Two.

II Is not reasonable to expect two
WeHk KS Of outing TO overcome the effects
81 fifty weeks Of confinement.
Take bottle of Hoods Sarsaparill1
along with you. Three doses. daily. OF
this great tonic will 10 more than any
thing else t" refresh your blood. over
come your tired feeling. improve youy
appetite. and maize Your sleen easy and
restful.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-04
PITTSTON.

Chas. Kicker. Jr., and family of
Rhode Island, have returned to their
home after Il visit with his parents.
Mrs. F.. S. Cheney, Mrs. +. J. Kicker
ami Mr.. Louisa Dnt"n wrrt the
guests Of Mrs. Chas. Kicker. Monday.
Mr. More Of Whitcf"ld was in town
Monday.
Mrs. Giilis Of II Wist"n was tn" guest
nf .,Irs ". 9. Fry". sunday.
Mr.. louisa Duntnn Of Juice is visit
inss her daughter Mrs. Fnss,tt.
Geo. ellis las gone a. ilall"wcll tr
reside
Mrs. Moore Of Massachusetts has
boon Visiting Ter sister, Mrs. Kicker.
Mrs. +. ]. Cheney returned To HEY
home in South Pittston after spending
the summer with her lister, Mrs. +. J.
Kicker.
Nh. Weston Lewis of Augusta WAS
the %'Icst Of Mrs. w. .. Fuy", Sunday.
Mrs. James I'uyr is visiting her s,m,
WiI! Foyc.
L. \. Foa.eit was on tine sick list las,
week.
t,tf.. DSburn uf Randolph was tht
guest of nt.r friend Ethel Palmer last
uc' /.
Ch;ts. DaiI,'y experts t. move back Ia
Lie nIb nniu,4 i'm Whitehead
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-04
North AUGUSTA,

Members Of the iOstoilicc force num-
h"l in% between 40 and 30 enjoyed Il
day. outing at the cottage of Assistant
Postmaster r. :. Han. on the shore of
WchbCr rnId. Among those who were
present We're 6. NJ. Bean. Jr, f.. T..
C"u md and +. II. Tllson. 1t WAS
relurtcd The first Of last week that the
"Wrd:hcr man" was under the weather
iUt he WAS able To be out Sunday and
Ike the good housewife who has been
busy canning her best products so he
likewise must have been getting ready
Tor this Pheasant event and with the
assiN,=II," nf OId Prob he certainly lid
furnish q beautiful autumn day which
was only surpassed by the warmth of
tn" ST. citing extended by the genial
host TIE dinner was selected from
til, Very last cuisine ann the day MAS
Pleasantly PASSED by all. That Nj.
nnG AlrS. Hall are ideal entertainers
WAS fully shown on this delightful "
casiun.
1t is With regret that we report the
departure from here Of Mr.. and Mrs.
+: NJ. Fercivai, who have decided to
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-04
BELGRADE LAKES.

TIL" season actually closes this week,
with tn. closing "f Tia" belgrade.
Work un th, isnlf links is progressing
timely ANA Mr.. IliIl says that tvo weeks
NOR" If work will uut them Ia is.rdf-
ness I" use next season.
Dana Clark moved hr household
goods (" the dcuut for shipment t.
!'1ngor, last Saturday. Mrs. Clarl,
lift ~ the same day. Mr.. clark went
Z" plhlAnd. sunday. ana viii 60 from
thor" t" tn" L. of NJ. To- complete his
course III tn" Law school.
". J. Dlmrcn Went I" Arhurii. Mon
day, for = short business trip. He will
return Tuesday evening.
Quit, i number of ncpllr from this
villHnc attended the Rome fair AT Jn,,
I.ittl"tield'S. Rom" h,.rrh last Friday.
and all report i good time.
Sheriff Ham ana Russell Morrill, Of
Augusta, Wcr" in town, sunday.
Lorin DolloT Of New sharon. passed
Sunday with Henry Fletcher.
REV. Mr.. Young filled til" pulpit Of
the local church. Sunday. and delivered
exec Bent sermons both morning ana
evening. He will hold services here.
Sunday, oct Il. both morning ana eye
ming.
Mis-" Ge""gi" Ham PASSED several
days with her mother last week.
Miss Dora Hunt who WIS called to
kcnts Hill, Friday. by the Illness Of
her sister, returned. Monday.
John Kelley. for whom he has driven
"" mali between here ANA Belgrade
Depot u" il succeeded by Erwin +.
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READFiELD DEPOT.

y. - Carl" of Lowell. Mass. is visit :
h'% al TN" h"m" Of his son. II. II. Carrie.
mrs. Eiiz! Hunton Of Oakland, is the
guest of her niece. Mrs. George C,l.-
man.
airs. Mary Pierce. who has been the
guest Of Ter cousin. Mrs. Charles Fen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-04
TIE NEW WAY TO CURE DYSPEPSIA

Pcpsoils cure the worst forms Of Dys-
pepsla and all other Acute or Chronic
Stomach Disorders byrepairing the worn-
out lining of the stomach and DESTROYS
all disease germs. Dyspepsia once cured
III this way never returns. Pepsoids is
not a patent medicine, bnt the successful
prescription Of Dr.. Oldham who has
cured thousands of cases of Chronic
utcnach Troubles, among them Cancer
ct tie Stomach. 1t cost more money to
produce Pepsoids than any similar prepa-
ration on tb" nlarket, owing to the large
j15.w-stI SOLD ,
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BRANCH MILLS.

Branch Mills Grange held its annual
harvest fair. Thursday evening. Sept y
Thi. exhibits were excellent and iirSt pre-
miunIs were awarded as follows
Plums, Helen Wor;hnG; Golden TAM;
ara bccts, Norman lirld,n; table bcrts
". S. Jones; potatoes. ". 5. jones; ~"
tutucs. Norman Ecldcn; yellow corn
George i. Wnrthin2. sweet corn, Norman
iscldrn: pop corn. Norman H'ldr1I: Hub
bard squash. George +. Wnrthing; pump
Kin. W. 5. T"bcy; carrots, Norman Eel
dct pears. Helen Worthing; Tomatoes
W. a. Nelson; cucumbcrs, AlcNundrl
Crane: celery Mrs. J. Il. T.. Dinsmor,
Hrtichokcs. W. $. Jones; GravcnSt,in APP
pies w S. Jones; MhiGcn's FLUSH apples
W. :. Jones: Snow apples, Eli Worthin-
ll,ck oxford apples. Norman Brld,n
canned pIums ana jelly. Carrie Wnrthir;.
spic"d p"trH. N'tta Eclson: cut flowers
Mary Richardson: Spanish thistle, w. II
lrtilY. domestic yarn. Meta Nelson
hlnd-rant"d cushion. Eta Woorthng
nr,I.I, hrrrnl ". Ill DnilN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-04

Jrrrz, Spain. the center Of the sherry
wine trade. has no street ears. although
il is 4 city Of 10000 inhabitants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-04

locate in Nashua, n. H., where MIR.
Percival has secured employment. Mr..
and Mrs. Percival are popular members
of North Augusta Grange and their
influence has been for the advancement
of any worthy cause. Their many
friends will wish them success in their
new home.
Mr.. White who has been passing sew
eral weeks with his daughter, Mrs. II.
N. Percivai, will visit friends in Vas
salborO before returning To his home in
Albion.
Miss NJ. Z. McGuinness has returned
from a visit with relatives i'm Massa
chusttts.
Miss Annie Taylor is the guest OF
Mrs. Lottie Perkins Brown, Rome.
Friday. all roads will lead to Sidney.
Nearly everyone in this vicinity en-
joys the pleasure Of attending the fair
held there. The exhibition of fancy
work anna the fruit display are always
Of the best. The beautiful drive at
| this season Of the year is unsurpassed,
ALBION.
Henry Abbott If Watcrville was III
town Saturday ANA Sunday.
Willis Washbmn Of China, was in
town Saturday.
Mr.. Peek has Sold her ,Iacr, the
Joseph Thompson stand, to Georg"
Pray.
J. 4. Wellington. NJ. d., Of Washing
tom, y. g.. was At his fathers, y. X.
WeIlngt"n's, Saturday and Sunday.
EDWIN Gilman nf Watrrvillr was IN
toWm, Saturday.
Charles Baker, Clarcnc" Blake
Charlie Mradcr ana r. II. Durham,
went to Dead River last week 10 JOIN a
hunting party. A. NJ. Strattun shot Il
bear the night Of his arrival ut III"
| camp.
Miss Emma I'caslc" IN company "''ii
| a party from Watrrvillc. will attend
the Music Festival III Bangor this
week.
Ed. Rollins cut the cord of the mid
Ill" finger while stonng NJ well, last
week
Mrs. Mary White goes t" Boston this
week.
Mr.. Gage Of Pennsylvania. who IS
stopping at Thorndikr. was in town
| Looking, at applies, last week.
q. +. Wilson, VIII Walc"tt, Chas
| Abbott ANA Allie Scribcr, have gone
to Shirley on Il hunting trip.
Mr.. Manuel ana sister from Jcffer-
son. are visiting Mr.. Manucl's daugh-
| ter, Mrs Lewis Haskell.
Mrs. Fonn of Wisconsin and Mrs.
Fuy-, I0WL, are visiting AZ blIi"y
Worlh.n's.
Edgar Knights shot his brother Har-
old through the heel while firing i
rife. Tho last report is that In"
wound is doing we'll.
Mrs George Tozier of Newport. II. t.,
is visiting III town.
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BY THos. .. KENNEr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-04

derson. two weeks, has returned to her
home in Brookline. Mass.
Mrs Aurilla Brainard stopped here
with friends several days on her return
last week. from I.iyermore Fails to her
home in Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A. Dudley, who have
be.n sucn,Iing several weeks at the
seasioe. have returned home.
MIR kuowlton Of Lowell. Mass. and
HIN ho.r.lcd with Mrs. Leslie Jones
during III" agricultural fair. Mr..
L-nnwIton l.; proprietor of the merry
gO-ruumd.
Miss sarah Henderson VINO has grad
mated FROM a course Of study III wal
mann Mas, is now studying at the
Maine Wesleyan SEMINARY.
A number If persons from this place
attended Sunday service at East Read
field and listened To Am able discourse
Lv Rev. Mr. kewley. Winthrop.
Auansius Bourne Of Bangor. was the
.Irest Of ". t. Bourne. Friday. on his
return from the Congregational con-
ference. Gardiner. whcrr he WAS sent
as a delegate.
Clifton g. SpauluiIlS oil portland. re-
Gently a graduate from Portland High
school II !: STUDENT at the Polytechnic
Institute, Worcester. Mass. MRS. j.
W. SpauldihG, his mother. WAS much
pleased on lclininE that Professor
ErnWt. ~ tnat institute was the son Of
hti GWn faNuritr teacher in childhood.
Mrs. SpauldiiE was kn""n as Ella
N"atnn ANA Ms. Ero~m hcr teacher as
Mary tougu.. Both, at that time, were
!,-.'i,!t.iGt, Of I,iGiIrId
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North WINDSOR.

,I... ,u,.v tf1jIor..u MAN. h,s been
;.i,;.,.. i, ,v,t.,,,;n,. f., :. f.,y d,v,,
returned home. Saturday.
Iz,.,., E;.r... .rt,r , verv uInosanf
,.;,i, ,,.;,t ,oI,ti,,.. .,,d friends in New
Hannnsllir,. returned home, last week:
r.u... ,I.,,. ,,..,.. observed Nv me SIM
day school ut tn, BAPTIST church, last
sunday morning. The address by Mr..
Hnin.., of South China Was much APP
,r..c iltrd Dy uil. Mrs. D!iic Pierce.
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FARMINGDAl-E.

Miss J"serhn" shepard IL At home on
Ter vacation.
Mrs. Drake ha% rented her house on
Main ;tNcuu" To- Mr.. ANA Mrs. Fn~t"r "f
Hight street, fa'r,liut
Mrs Blanche Browne Of Madison, WAS
II" guest OF Miss Hcrtl" Moody, E~t
week.
John j. Pcndcr died. last week. at til,
home of his father on North street. About
tVC ana Ont-hnlf years ago d"Itl. visited
this family, taking Il yonnG lady dauSli-
ter, Miss Alice; 10 months ago Miss katir
died, ana a month later MisS MHsg'
passed away. Much sympathy is frll ful
TIE b.rravcd family. Johnny. rs hr wa:
called by his friends, was u years of az,
and will be Iuuoh missed 10y hiS many
friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-04

or woman now has the opportunity of
possessing strong and healthy stom-
ach. Will you grasp il? People with
weak stomachs are always in misery.
Pepsoids have made thousands of people
happy by giving them what nature in
tended everyone should possess-a strong
and healthy stomach, SO as to enjoy the
best there is i'll life. Try Pepsoids today,
price only SO cents bottle at drug store.
Oryou may have full sized bottle free b.
writing the Medical Department of The
Mo Chemical Co., Chicago, III. u
,. kENNES.
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RMS OF THE STOMACH. TRY BoTTLE-FREE.

quantity of thepurest Pepsin and other ex-
penslve drugs each tablet contains, (see
formula on bottle.) Pepsoids are sold at 50
cents bottle OH an absolute guarantee 10
cure, or money refunded. We will send
you, II you have not used Pepsoids before,
a 5o-cent bottle FREE; merely send us
your name and address, and Won will re-
ceive promptly a full sized bottle. Y on do
not obligate yourself TO pay cent. All we
ask after Pepsoids have cured or greatly
benefited You is, that you recommend
Pepsoids to your friends. Eve:y man
mo COMMENDED RY ThnS
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STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
SOUTH vASSALeoRo.


SOUTH vASSALeoRo.
Mr.. and Mrs J. +. webb ana daugh-
tor Gertrude Of Riverside. We're guests
Of Mrs.. +. f. Whitchouse, Sunday.
The Ladies Union met with Mrs. J.
NJ. Hussey. last Wednesday, Their
being 70 present.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Herbert Dudley Of
Eatick. Mass, and Nj. and Mrs. A.
Tc:t Leighton Of Rrockton, MISS., Wh"
have been visiting relatives ;tt Cush-
ing and other Name towns, arrived
al the home OF their uncle, Warren
I.amson, Tuesday, and left Tor iir.'F
homes. Wednesday,. They made inc
trip III their automobile.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Lon Priest a"',
dAugh, i. Lena. ana Mrs.. Pait'i -,
North Vassalboro, were callers Al
r. Warehouses;. Sunday.
WEST WINDSOR.
T. II Pic. assistant superin-"i'',''
IN th.. railway mail service, att'ic'i'o
N H.. : cund assistant Poa'ii''is'.'
generals department q, W" -
- =, ,...e ir the place, Th'rad'|-
81 Tsbrr Ia. G"n" to A"a"H'''
,,..,,.l, WI. ,hr,- months til'i'.
Mic. Margaret Small is N''l''''7
- e.,n,I carpenter for = few daH'.
cas.r W. bought tie farm
formerly owned ~ Mrs Rose ii''''''
rt.. solnd of the Gun is frequently
,..a,l M ,h, woods. ana the Au'ltr"S
! ...... ~ H.. careful, as many ltrI'@
B.. ,va notices posted, No shooting ar
trcspassinS allowed.
There win b. i photograph concert
-, ~. Culnan schoulhuES", Tf'urSia%
yeni.g, oct. ;. Admission cents.
,Cb.r, viii be 4 social meeting 4.
IL. r.,In,;n sch0ulhoUsr, Friday even
i,,,. oct. i. at 80 o'clock. y c"r'i'l
invitation u all
SOUTH MONMOUTH.
Miss Helen Tinkham of Lewiston, is
visiting hrr parents.
cara Roberts is At home for a visit
pcilie chick is visiting friends III
Pcrl"y King Of Steuben. is visiting
i ~ - ~ ''''''
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preached at the Plains chuf'h' sun
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fence. The service was followed ny =
baptism StLyl'r !, , XXI i''''' i
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The Holly chieftain., 1905-07-07
sEsT HORSE TO RAISE.

There Is no doubt that the best
horse for the farmer to raise is the
draft horse. The farmer ne Is some
times to raise roadsters and driving
horses; but In the main the draft leads
all others. The demand is not so
much for an improved kind Of horse
~ for first-class animal of the kinds
we now have. The draft horse can be
raised with little expense to the far
mer. and he begins to pay his way be-
fore the time comes to market him.
The draft colt works in easily with
the general work Of the farm. The
farmer may md 1t difficult to selli q
light harness horse for carriage pur-
poses, but he never has trouble in sell.
ing flrstc class draft horse In any
event It should be remembered that 1t
requires. no more labor to care for 4
good draft horse than for a poor one.
The horse of quality will consume no
more feed than the other. but the mar.
gin between cost and selling price is
very much greater in the case Of the
good horse than between the cost and
selling price Of the inferior horse.