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The La Jara chronicle., 1905-09-01

Cement hauling to the reservoir
is in full blast.
Good hay for sale
The JOHNSON SUPPLY Co.
Mrs. Brumbly and Mrs. Hagen
We're down from the reservoir Sat
urday,
The town would be much i'm
proved if the weeds were cut on
the side streets.
The contractors are finishing the
hauling Of the remains of the eva
nide plant from Jasper.
The Flintham camping party are
home from the Conejos and re-
port having had the time Of their
lives.
Ye editor saw the sights in Den
yer a part of the week and ye devil
and ye hired man got out most of
the paper.
Hon. d. f. Newcomb. of the Sal
walton ranch, VIM. Netf and l., ID.
Eskridge We're visitors at the
CHRONICLE Office Tuesday
DR.. Scheussler, expert dentist
and dental surgeon, will be in La
.Jara the second week of each
month. Prices reasonable and
work absolutely guaranteed.
j. White johnson and wife left
for Denver and Colo. Springs Fri
day night and will take in the q.
A. r. Encampment at Denver be
fore coming home. Capt John
son has been Grand Army man
for % years and never misses one
of these opportunities to renew
acquaintance with old comrades.
One of the prettiest home we'd
dings that have taken place lately
was that of Mr.. Arthur Jones, of
Sanford, to Miss Dovie Arthur.
the charming daughter of H. H.
Arthur, of Bountiful. The we'd
ding took place on Sunday at the
home of the bride and was attend
ed by number of friends and
relatives, The newly welded gave
a merry dance to their friends at
the town hall at Sanford Monday
night. Wednesday they took their
departure for the reservoir where
the groom has responsible pos
ition. The CHRONICLE wishes
them long life and lots of hap
piness.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-09-01
8EVENTS OF THE WEEK {
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Fresh Vegetables at divers.
Best Coal Oil at the Drug Store.
Fishing tackle, reels. rods. John
son Supply Co.
p. S. johnson was IA Manassa
visitor Tuesday.
Ormond's Coal is the best and
prices lowest in La lara.
The market price on wheat is
expected TO start at about 81 10.
Wednesday was "A party day at
the reservoir for f, G. Blakes $
men.
Mrs. j. c. Cantu and Mrs. Mas
doni Gonsalez were in town yes
terday.
Some Manassa farmers are stat
ing that they expect 80 bushels of
wheat to the acre.
Prof. and Mrs. Sheldon Morgan
are keeping house at their new
home on Poplar street.
J A brother of Joshua Schecter ar
rived from Illinois this morning
and is looking over the country.
Miss Bertha Eskridge returned
r .-,,-,,.nI mont he in
the eastern states Saturday morn
ing
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Mcdonald,
of Alamosa, were theguests of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Lyons several
days this week.
Mrs. Andersen and Miss Emma
Norland departed for II couple of
weeks visit in Denver and other
points Thursday night.
r. J.. Kavalec and Chas. Akers
Sundaved with the fish ON the
Alamosa river and the catch was
very satisfactorily for this time
OF the year.
The new store of c. f. Metcali
is about ready to roof. This is
one more improvement recorded
among the many made i'll oui
burg this summer.
Mr.. Chapman. the county c5m'
missioner, states there is mol
enough money to improve the San
=, ford road and it is up to our cIti.
, zens to raise the sum needed AT
once. That road must be fixed.
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The best of binder twiue at The
johnson Supply Co.
S. 5. Smith Jr.. of Manassa. was
trading at La Jara Thursday.
Leandro Gonsalez, of Capulin,
was a prominent caller in the city
in midweek.
Olof Bergman was down from
the Swede settlement and reports
the finest crops in years.
Don't forget to come in and in
sure that hay.
KAvALEC q AKERs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Romualdo Ortiz
were among the prominent Cap
ulin people doing business in La
.Jara.
Howard and Harry Middleton
were at work at the carpentering
business at Antomito. They re-
turned Tuesday evening.
Almost every veteran of the late
war is going to take in the q. A.
r. encampment at Denver. The
rates are very low and the boys in
blue will have the time of their
lives. La .Iara S veterans are pre-
pairing for being on the ground
early and staying till the last.
The hail storm last week did
considerable damage in the vicin-
ity of Sanford and we regret to
chronicle the fact that w. f. O.
Behrnann suffered loss of no
less than $500. Sven Peterson, ST.
600 and Thos. Crowther S40O. A
number of others We're hit but
their damage was not so large.
Ralph p. Rowan. formerly man
ager of the Wallace Mer. Co. at
this point, came in from Denver
this morning and is packing his
household goods preparatory to
having them shipped to Alamosa
where he has accepted lucrative
position with the Colorado Milling
and Elevator Co., and intends to
make his future home. Mrs
| Rowan left Denver "Wednesday
evening for her old home al
University Place, Neb., being call
ed there by the serious illness O
her mother. The people of LII
Jara deeply regret the loss Of MIR
and Mrs. Rowan, but rejoice in thu
fact that they will be no furthe,
away than Alamosa.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-09-01

Before buying Coal get prices
from Ormond.
We want to buy hogs and lambs.
The JOHNSON SUPPLY Co.
Mrs. Abner Black was among
our lady visitors during the week.
p. S. johnson and Mrs. j. w
johnson were at Manassa Tues
day.
Mrs. c. c. Flintham purchased
fine binder of The johnson
Supply Co., Tuesday.
Quite a lot of damage was done
by the hail storm the last of the
week at Sanford, though the area
covered was small.
Tom McCunnitf will write you
insurance on hay and grain at
prices that will pay you to in
sure. AND DON'T YOU FOR
q EFT IT.
III. O. Ellis returned from Trim
idad and Denver where he was
getting his stock fixtures for the
new drug store. He expects to
open about the 10th. of Septem-
Der.
Pat Luster has finished his work
on the new house on Hon. ID. E..
Ncwcomb's ranch and paid "A
pleasant and profitable visit to the
CHRoNIcLE on his way home to
Sanford.
The Uintah opening is fast get
ting into the sour grape stage.
and the disappointed get rich
quickers have retired in their shell
to await another grand free open
ing from Uncle Sammie.
Some miscreant broke into the
house of Mrs. Mary A. Glenn dur
ing her absence in the east and
confscated feather bed, some
pillows. table linens, etc. 1t is 6
most disgraceful trick and the
contemplate thief deserves t
twenty-year sentence to the
penitentiary.
The town boys have decided tc
give q big dance on next Wednes
day evening, September 9th, ano
have engaged splendid music fol
the occasion They are going tc
make it the best dance ever givel
in La Jara and want everyone t'
come. An admission of 80 cents
per couple will be charged.
The La Jara chronicle., 1905-09-01
Insure with Kavalec q Akers.

New stationery at the Drug Store
Wall tents. big and little. John
son Supply Co.
Buy La Jara Writing Tablets at
the Drug Store
p. s. and j. White johnson
spent Sunday at Monte Vista.
Mrs. f. N. Rich left for Albu-
querque. New Mexico. yesterday
morning.
Mrs. Florence McIntire and
daughter were on our streets dur
ing the week.
Miss Middleton was a reservoir
guest several days at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen.
Yes. you should have your home
insured. See Tom McCunniti be-
fore you let the other fellow write
you.
w. A. Braiten. j. A. Mcdaniel.
Leroy Wilson and c. ID. Weist
were among the visitors at the res
ervoir Wednesday.
1t would be good idea if the
city fathers would have the weeds
in our streets harvested. We
think they are ripe enough to
cut.
j. s. Stevens. who formerly kept
store at Los Cerritos and now is in
business at Pueblo, is visiting
friends and receiving old acquain.
tances at La Jara
There will be holy communion
at 10:30 a. m. and evening prayer
at p. m. Friday September Stf
at All Saints Episcopal church il
our city. Rev. G.. NJ. Burck off
ciating.
A general strike of the traiI
service men is threatened on the
Denver and Rio Grande as the
claim is made that since the section
mems strike the road is getting
dangerous TO move heavy trains
over.
! Alderman Middleton has fin
ished work on the new schoo
house addition, which adds mucl
to the looks of the building. 4
normal department will be adele,
this fall and it will be but shor
time till we begin to hear of th,
school that made La Jara famous
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A MILD PANIC
Caused by Sl;zht Fire on Steamer
Larchmont Quickly Subdued.

Providence. 4. l.. Jan. IA slight
fire Oh board the Joy Line steamer
LarchmOnt. last night. which arrived
here from New York. today, caused ex-
citcment among the passengers. though
the excitement at no time approached
a panic.
The blaze, which was Occ 1siOned by
the insulation on an electric light wire
becoming detective through the recent
rough weather. started inside the
>h"athin% above the door of the stew
ards room on the saloon deck forward
nca the dining rGnm about 9 O'Clock.
when the >t"auI,, was off Bridgeport.
o.. and was put out without serious
damage in a short time.
While some Of the moro timid Of the
rarsrn"trS wanted to have the ship
t,In to the nearest land they We're final
" raasSlt.cd 10y the officers of the YES
sci.
The I.arcl,nont WAS formerly tho
steamer Cumberland. Of tie Boston
PoriInn,!-.; john di> iSinr oi the East
EN- Steamship co.
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Hypnotist PrcscTllc gave a free de-
mnnStratiOn Of his professional skill
wednesday, morning, when he brought
a man under his power ANA saw him
comfortably placed in on" Of the WIN
dnWs Of ". Is. Arnolds hardstore.
Th",r WAS a bunch Of Spectators in
'front.' of the window. through tho entire
day. They were all drawn by curiosity
and many. no doubt, looked With a feel
ing Of envy at The rare Spectacle Of a
man who can make his living by the
simple process Of going to sleep and
awakening when the proper time
comes.
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Sits

Our silk department was never 50 well
Stocked with bargains as at the pres
ent time. IL there is anything In the
line OF Silks YOU want 1t will pay you
to see what We are showing.
lot Fancy Iaffetas for Silk Waist
suits, always sold at CSC. 4 $50.
Lot Novelty Silks for Two-Piece
Suits, regular 800 4 $1.95 goods -.
...'................ONLY S5c. per I'D.
Lot Chiffon Tairetas. made ex-
pfessly for twO-piece suits. in nice
shades 81 navy and brown. worth 75c.
per yard. Sale price. SEQ.
We are also showing great values in
Black Tahetas and Peau de Cygnes.
SOC. to $3.50 a yard.
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RAILROADS AND sTEAMeoAra
l22 lgp!;|44;s$f
<A1i&1|;
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect Oct.
10, 1904.

Arrangement Of Trains in Effect Oct.
10, 1904.
Pullman Car Service.
Pullman Sleeping car between Esoetox
and Caribou on train leaving Boston q
7D 7. A.: augusta, 1853 4 ~; Bangor
TRAINS LEAVE.
LEAVE Portland. Oi5 p. NJ; augusta
p:S T. NJ; Waterville, lao p. NJ; Bangor
s,S A. NJ: Arrive Millinocket at SO "A
H0S.ta sSG y Mf:e fgrs t t:lf 1Ss
'li% = A 4 " A. v p Van Buren,, Z % +; NJ
S,or. 100 a NJ: arrive katahtln IIot
Works, So a. NJ: Patten. n.5G A. NJ
As aG,i,nd ~ = II N; F2rt k.n,, AZ = NJ
81, ~ ! :i :o"1 40 H Psss s.
(. Il; Grdenvile, iots K. ID: KiSeo, y IL i
u IS p. NJ: Wai"rtiIle 10 F. H.: Leave
Bangor 3l5 =. "a: Arrive A,ilinocbet, GE
n r. Patte': ~ =. + n Iioe,t 1,hah si5 E
P. M: Fort fa.rne.d. !c.1s +. NJ.
LEAVE. Portland. l..4o r NJ; Augue.s
go NJ: "atervi!ie. ZOE p. NJ: Ban
gor. 450 F. NJ. Arrive Dover. 7.o3 9. NJ
Guilford, rs 4. III: Greenv!l'e $40 Z. 4
TRAINS ARRIVE
LEAVE Gree,vi!le S.55 A. NJ: Dsver
702 A. M; Arrive Bangor. 9.25 A M
Leave Bangor. Is, Arrive Wntsrvitls
LEAVE Fort Fairfield $50 A. II; Can
bou. $50 A. NJ; Pressure Isle. G.27 A. g.
lIoviton, 8.05 A. NJ. Ashland. Csc 4. N
Pat zen. $50 A. NJ. Millirockct. 10. IS A. n
Katahdin Iron Works. Obs a. M; Arrfv,
Bangor. 100 PM; -Ar.ivs WaterviIie. 20
z. NJ; Augusta. 3.4J T.. NJ
LEAVE Van Buren,. $50 A. M: Caribou
IL 80 A. NJ; Presque Isle, 12.11 +. NJ: For
Fairfield, Ills A. NJ: Houlton. 2.W r. ~.
Fort Kent. 1910 a. N. Ashland, z, 4s r
M; Nineo. 10 P. N Greenyiiie. SO z
NJ: Monsoon, 3$5 P. NJ; Guilford, $50 r
M: Dover and Foxcroft Sos +. N; Ar
rive ss nns:t. .2S 10 E p III H. "atsrviii'. 'S
LEAVE Caribou Alo =; H.: Van Bursa
$50 p. NJ: Fort Fairfield, 4ls Y. N
Pressure Isle, 4.3s r. NJ: Houlton. G20 p
III: Niilinocket, 84s p. NJ: Arrive ban.
cor, lis P. NJ: Waterville. LIS A. T.
c. G. BROWN,
G.. p. & r. "A.
GEO. NJ. HOUGHTON.
General Manager.
Bangor, Oct. s. 1904
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went int" neighbours house. for i lii :
tie resi- before continuing to his hom.,
which was but 4 Shor. distance away.
4 few minutes after lying down, he
was dead. 4 wife and one brother sur
vire him. The funeral will be held.
Thursday, from mis- home, Rev. r.. T.
Pettigrcw of Oakland officiating. after
which the interment will be made i'll
Water.-ille
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Committee HEARINGS.
JUDICIARY.

;, l r. Committee on judiciary viii give 4
jln.,. =, ',lnG il It's room at tn, state
ot .'l hSilAi. JANUARY 70. 1oC5. at {.
A,,r,rn. y. @" M act to authoriZ" the
INN III N, Ndter III trirt 20 take wafer
o.,i,. IN "ShAN. JANUARY Is. 1a,5. 1t :
l-,.''N - On an tct III relation 10
''''S'." Eidro P'lrfatio,
FliIHf.ktt'i\ HALE. Scc'y.
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Charles Rowe OF Rome.

Word was received in tn" city Tues
day night. of the sudden death %
Charles Rowe nf Rom" q brother of
Street Commissioner Rowe of this citv
Mr. Reeve wsis just returning from n
vis. nt several days 20 hi. brother in
this city. when, feeling rather i'll. h.
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There was but one drunk to come be-
fore the municipal court, Wednesday
morning, but later in the day, three
men who We're not responsible for their
actions We're landed in the station for
appearance. this morning.
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There will be sne cial meeting of the
Rayard CO., Thursday evening i'll
which the officers for the ensuing wear
vii be elected. Steamed clans and the
materials for 4 smoke talk will also
contribute to the evenings enjoyment.
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An enjoyable whist party and dance
will be held in the y. .. l.. w. all.
Thursday evening. for the benefit OF
the lodge and invited friends, Of its
members
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Florida & West Indian Limite.d"

Wa Atlantic Coast Line. Excellently
di ,'e Solid vestibule. through
ra,n car. Fast schedule. J. IL.
t ~ y. r. A.. oeS Wash. ST.. Ros-
''"' jan12
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tn We Twelve" Whist Society has
been inrurrt city reported in the col
,mns Of the Journal as having held a
whist party in the Knights Of Column
Lty hull last Tuesday night. The party
is t. bc held. Tuesday evening. of next
go
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Al meeting Of the Eias Lodge iii
this city, Tuesday evening. Cecil Bow
man was admitted t. premiership and
received TIL degrees necessary for the
same.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Haley of Vassal-
boro. were in Watervillr. "Wednesday,
for few hours on their way To Lewis
ton. They intended to return home.
next Friday.
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!. u. Moore left the city. "Wednesday
morning, for Portland. where he in
tended to remain for the day. Today,
he will so to lsumford Falls to attend
an ordination to the baptist ministry.
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Somc Of thos" present at the state
Legislature from Mal.rvill" Wr,InrS-
gay. were Frank E;r"WIL II. Il. Smell.
H. II. Iiryaut ana f.. +. Hitchins.
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There vii! be a publ,' Inhalation of
the officers IF the Eastern Star. this
evening. Following III ceremonies. ar-
pr"priate music viii be furnished for
a dance.
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Paul Eurr".s enc or th,' ~ G. r. T.
baggage men. il ,on,inod to his home BY
Illness His work is being done by e.
W. Gordon of lnIs city uu:ing his alb
St.nrp
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The members of til" Helping Hand,
Degree of Honor. Will meet at the res
idcnce of Mr.. ana Mrs. a. l.. Rose. Bel
mont avenue. Fl id"y after noon.
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Llewcllvn Field of Lynn. Mass. was
in town. Wednesday. Mr.. Field has
been at st. Adams to visit his mother.
Who is in I.oOr health.
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Committee NOTICES.
INTERIOR WATERS.

lh' committee on Interior Waters will
n ~ y R""m :. State House. on Tuesday
'hth week. AT : o'clock in the after
A'nh, CItil tuikher notice
Per order.
V. A. PUTNAM. Sec'y.
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Mrs Lizzie Hall Of Oxford. who has
been visiting al the home of Mrs. Geo.
Cathrart, Park street, returned home.
Wednesday.
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W. l.. Eastman returned from elm
ton. Wednesday. where he had been
on business during the previous day.
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The Herald Square stock 60. played
Ten Nights in a Bar EcOm' to 4
good sized and aprreciative audience,
last night.
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Robert Wentworth of this city. was
made a member of the Elks Lodge of
this city, Tuesday night.
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Miss Lydia Burgess left the city.
"Wednesday morning. for 4 visit Of sew
eral weeks with friends and relatives
in Canada.
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DR.. \. Jolly and II. l.. Emery We're in
Augusta, Wednesday, on official bust
re;s as members of the county commits
SioncrS of the s. L. &. A.
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EiMin thil'is was 4 passenger on
"Wednesday mornings train for Au-
gust l..
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Greenvi,le Barrows eft, Wednesday
morning. on a short business "Trip TO
Pennington.
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Hon. William G.. Bailey Of Harmony.
was il town. "Wednesday. IN route for
.tust!. IA.
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Edward Bridgham Of Skowhegan. was
Il business caller here. Wednesday.
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Samuel I.rfoid Of torinna. WAS in
friends.
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WATERVILLE.

f.. r. Mayo WAS in Augusta, Wednes-
day. on business.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the Special
, oinnit tee appnirEed FIR that purpose at
held on December 49, 1874. will give nubiic
heariIss on Tuesday January TO- 1906 q nd
on saturday. January a. 1896, To All in
teres,ed persons. who may desire To h
heard. 10 consider what changes. II anv
re advisable in the City Charter OF tie
held M the Aidermen's Rooms In the c.IeSs
above given. $50 ""'es
CHARLES s. IIICHBrjRN .t.; 4;
Mayor and Chairman OF said Cornrofftee. u,
janSd6t
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AGRICULTURE.

IN" Co,r'nit;cc on Agriculture will
, da'' ~ =. NJ. Wednesday ana Thus
Wy "' "'rh week. until further notice.
&. q. 'l'RIETCE Scc'v
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Postmaster Walter G. Loud of Ply
mouth. wa, in town, yesterday, calling
IN friends
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Mrs. Sydney Humphrey was in Gin
ton, Wednesday. the guest of relatives.
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William II. Sturtevant went to Pitts
field, Wednesday. on short business
trip.
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George II. Morse. Esq. was in Ban
sor. on Legal business. Wednesday,.
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Charles CO0mbs was in Mainstream
on business, yesterday.
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Charles Wentworth went to Bruins
wick, Wednesday, on business connect
ed with his lumber interests.
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PITTSFIELD.

Miss Bertha Pattee went to Bar Har-
Dor, Wednesday.
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Mrs. T. y. Linn of Hartland. was in
town for Il few hours. Wednesday,.
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Mrs. Ann PulSifcr has returned from
u several weeks Vlsi. AT North Pond.
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W. X. White is listing friends il
Portland tor a rcw 'layS.
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Walter d. Spears of Torsham. has
returned to Colby to resume his studies
in the freshman class.
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George r. Terry left. "Wednesday, on
i business trip - Boston.
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Mrs. John Ware went 10 Portland.
Tuesday, for 4 short visit.
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Barnaby Ginxhans

Case 90 in. Barnaby Ginghanls
made to sell at &c. per yard.
SALE PRICE ............. 12Lae. yd.
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B a Sc ment Dept.


! Lot Fancy F1annelettes subject to
slight imperfections worth Sc. ....
.. SALE PRICE Sc. PER YARD.
! Lot &c in. Fancy Flannelettes sold
all the season at l1c, for the sale
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ... ONLY 12Isc.
500 Flannelette Waist Patterns, all
beautiful styles rtdut'ai to ...r.......
.......... 33e.. AND 39e. A PATTERN
100 Mercerized oxford Waist Pats
terms reduced 70 .... 4sc. PATTERN.
l Lot sc in. Percnlos reduced 10 $40.
lot Standard Priats. reduced to &c.
Lot Sc. Outing F1anneH all nice
STYLES ANA coi"rs, reduced to ...! SIC.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-12
Cotton and wool
Waist Patterns
NEARLY ONE-HALF PRICE.

We have just closed out a lot Of
Waist Patterns In beautiful colorings
and white for about one-half their
value. They come in 81 I'd. Patterns
and We have marked them ut four
different prices 49c., PC, CSC. e. $1.49
pattern.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-12

hopsh"e md duty on n shipment of 5000
Nns,rmeaIS Of tobacco from Kentucky To
10 hoSSsH" nc N which constitutes. saws TO
lrS,,nsa record for tobacco. imports into