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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-09
Terror Stricken People.

Scenes of indescIibabIe terror ensued.
Women aroused from their sleep rushed
half clothed into the streets screaming
with fear, carrying their babies and
dragging along their other children, and
calling for help on the Madonna and the
saints. The men escaped into the open
with their families. all calling on their
favorite saints for protection. The cafes
were taken by assault by the strangely
CARRIED crowd, but as daylight broke
without a repetition of the earthquake the
crowd gradually melted away until by
S o'clock the streets had almost as
sumed their normal appearance except
i'm the ruined villages where The inhabH-
ants had no homes to so to. The gen
eral confusion was added 10 By dread
fui cries from the tails. where the pris-
oners were beside themselves with fright
and IN some cases mutinicd but FORUM
atcly all the prisoners were kept within
boC1ds
Troops. engineers and doctors have been
hurried 90 the scenes of disaster to assist
in The work IF rPscue and salvage The
ministry of the inferior sent $1,000 for
the relief of the destitute and minister
OF public works Fergaris left for Calabria
this evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-09
MOTHER EARTH
IN CONFUSION
Hundreds of Lives Lost in Earth
quake in Italy.
WHOLE TOWNS DESTROYED
ONE OF THE WORST DISASTERS
OF MODERN TIMES.


, Rome, Sept 8-Details of the =
; earthquake I'm Calabria indicate an =
> enormous disaster. The known dead =
= up TO the present time number 34L =
) IN addition many persons were in =
; jRred. Entire villages have been de- =
= vastated.
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Must Be Reported.

Hereafter all irregularities OF any
nature whatever not repOrte1 upon by
the officer in charge of said depDts
shall be held 10 constitute d basis for
charges against such officer for neg
Iect of duty and a general lack "f
efficiency, and in the advertisement for
bids for contracts for any government
supplies each bidder shall be furnished
the name and place of business Of
the manufacturer or manufacturers
who furnish the goods. If upon care
full examination on the Dart - the
officers of the quarteImaSt5T's depart
ment they shall report adversely d 10
the facilities and general standing Of
said manufactured or mdnufactu ers,
such report shall be considered sufti-
cient TO r. ect such supply.
"All bidders who may have famed
to justifiab bly, ill cOntFaHs WIKI he
government shall not be considered,
and a careful consideration shall be
made with a view to securing The le-
Ultimate value of articles of standard
quality and any abnormaily low bids
must be carefully scrutinized with
view to excluding incompetent aEd UNI
satisfactory contractors from furnish
ing government supplies.
(Signedl
ROBERT SHAW OLIVER,
Acting Secretary of War
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RUSHED INTO THE STREETS.
People of the Doomed Towns in Nor
tai Terror.

Rome. Sept S.-Au Italy is suffering
from terrible depression because of the
news from the south, where one Of the
worst earthquakes ever experienced oc-
CURED today Although the earthquake
certain extent in Sicily. the worst news
comes from PiZZO and Monteleone and
from eighteen villages which are said
10 have been completely destroyed. Ac-
cOrding 10 the latest news received $40
persons have been killed and great
number injured. II is as yet impossible
10 even estimate the property losses
The shock was felt at 300 o clock this
morning. IL lasted for eighteen seconds
AT Catanzaro and soon thereafter was
felt AT Messina, Reggie, MOnteleone,
MartipaRo. StefacOmi PiscOphiO, Trip
ami. ZammarO, Cesseniti Nadia, OliVadi
and other points
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Second Aereement sIaned.

Nolan argued the matter according 10
the statement and finally said his only
desire was to get Britt in the ring and
that he would, in order 10 secure the
match, agree 10 anything that was fair
in the matter. As a result = second
agreement was signed, bearing the date
of the fight that the fighters share of
% per cent OF the gross receipts should
be divided so per cent to the winner and
10 per cent to the loser. The $500 de
posted by Nolan as a forfeit on the side
bet was returned 20 Nolan and the check
for the same amount deposited by Britt
was returned 10 the maker.
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Jeff Says He Will Referee.

The arrival Of Jeffries on the ground
late last night has proved beneficial TO
the box office. Many OF Jeffries friends
believed that when ne reached San Fran
cisco and learned of the unreasonable
criticism OF Manager Nolan, who a Few
days ago, accepted Jeffries as referee
without demur. the former champion
would promptly decline TO act as the
judge in the ring next SATURDAY. JEFF
fries friends. however. Impressed upon
him the desire Of the public TO see him
act. that his presence iii the ring would
be absolute guarantee of fairness to both
men. ana the talk OF any job would
promptly down
that he would stick by his word and act
as referee. Il believe the public wants
me" said Jeffries, and l viii be IN the
ring tomorrow. Both men will get q
square dea. That's all I've got 10 say.
The fight promoters this morning de-
clared that JeffTies would referee and
that both Britt and Nelson would be ia
the ring al 100 tomorrow afternoon.
Sixty Detectives on Hand.
The arena is pitched in the center Of
the old Union cOursing park, about ten
miles from the down town district of San
Francisco. IL Is Ia San MateO county
and therefore outside the jurisdiction Of
the local police authorities. To preserve
order and prevent any attempt al a
stampede on the part OF the element thar
always gathers in the vicinity of a ring
contest the management has engaged
large force of men from local detective
agencies Sixty of these men viii keep
order inside the arena, which is surrounds
ed by a high board fence, none too sub
stantial Between the fence Of the COurs-
ing park and the arena enclosure score
of mounted officers will be on duty,
armed and ready 10 repulse any rush
that may be attempted.
no transport d crowd Of fifteen thou
sand OF more persons TO COlma there is
one trolley line and one steam railroad.
Besides these transportation lines every
automobile obtainable in the city both
private and public, is spoken for.
Break off Training.
Britt and Nelson took a rest today.
doing barely enough work 10 warm up
and keep their muscles in perfect condi-
ton. Britt looks well. but Nelson shows
many marks of his hard training. His
boxing partners have not spared his face
in their daily exchanges Of blows and the
sturdy Dane gave considerable attention
to the saving of his facial bruises. He
declares. however, that these are trifles
and will not bother him tomorrow
The boxers their managers and sec
onds will meet at Harry C0rbett's place
tomorrow morning at 10 O'Clock for the
weighing-in ceremony. Afterward they
Continued on Page 2.
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WALDO.
LIBERTY.

w. ]. Greedy returned home from
Union, Tuesday. where he has been
buying apples for the past three weeks.
Mr.. Greedy has paid good prices. He
has bought and shipped q car loads
which means over 1000 barrels, this sea-
son. Some Of the farmers have real
lied a nice little sum from their
orchards. this year.
Mrs. w. Fl. Hunt and daughter
Grace. will leave, sometime this week
for Melrose. Mass. where they will pass
the winter with friends.
In Palermo, Nov. 20, at the home of
the officiating clergyman. Rev. H. w
Abbott l.. T.. Hurd Of this village and
Miss Lula Davey of Hyde Park, Mass
We're united in marriage. The bride
and groom have been the recipients OF
many beautiful gifts and the best
wishes of a host of friends, who wish
them many years Of happiness and
prosperity.
Mrs Charles Abbott of Medfield
Mass. arrived in town. Wednesday. to
pass Thanksgiving with her father
Geo. n Stevens. Mrs. Abbott is in
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poor health and it is understood she
will remain some time.
All the schools in town began, Mon
day, Dec. 4. with the following list of
teachers: Harold E. Bean, principal of
the High school: Miss Irene Libby.
teacher of the village primary; Mrs.
Carrie Aver, lower district; Miss Ruth
Knowlton. South Liberty: Mrs. Ida
Lain. Prescott district; Miss Viola
Knowlton, Shermans Corner.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Young passed
Thanksgiving with Mrs Young's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bradstreet,
in Palermo.
Mrs. Mary Mitchell entertained a par
ty of friends at dinner, Tuesday. Nov.
%.
The regular meeting Of Arbutus
Chapter, .. E. S., which will be held
Dee. II, promises to be an interesting
one. it being the election of officers
1t is also expected four candidates will
| receive the degrees of the order. Re-
freshments will be served
Mrs. Sumner Leeman of Palermo. is
staying with her daughter, Mrs. Ernest
Knowltor, for a while.
TROY.
Claire Stone and Miss Inez Carr were
| married in Clinton, Nov &c.
Mr.. ard Mrs. o. p Estes and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. l.. Estes took their THANKSGIVING
dinner in Unity with Mr. and Mrs. E. E..
McCauslin.
i. r. Conner of Belfast, passed Thanks
giving with with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Connor
Miss Angie Hinkley of Augusta. has
been the guest Of Miss Maud Monroe, the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Halves passed a
| couple of days in Pittsfield. last week,
With Mrs. Halves sister, Mrs. E. Il. Bag
ley
Mrs. Allen Rollins and Master Claire
visited her daughter. Mrs. Pierson, in
vassalboro, last week.
Miss venie Myrick returned, Saturday,
to her position in Freedom Academy.
Miss Estelle Harding has gone to Lee
want to teach.
Mr.. and Mrs j. f. Pierce returned,
Tuesday, to their home in Gloucester,
Mass.
The winter term of the free High school
commenced, Monday. under the instruc-
ton Of f. w. Bisbee,
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ed with his family onto the farm of
Fred Smith in this place where he will
probably pass the winter.
Miss Hannah Mccormick Of Bath,
entertained quite a company of her
friends at the residence of her mother.
Mrs. Michael Mccormick, Friday even
ing. Dancing was INDUCED in and a
very enjoyable evening passed.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. X Green and Miss
EnZa Green passed Thanksgiving in
Chelsea. the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. H. Watson.
Miss Inza Clark visited relatives
and friends in Randolph. last week.
Miss Sadie Grant of Randolph. Wis
tied the school at the Corner, Friday.
CHURCH HILL.
Walter Yeaton has moved to the
John Campbell place which he recent
ly purchased.
Miss Elizabeth and Harriet Church
passed Thanksgiving with John f.
Church.
Miss Annie Mosher of Belgrade, is
visiting her brother, Chas. Mosher.
". cIIS Is COilliHtu W TIE llouSt
by sickness.
Mrs. Everett Cunningham visited
friends at Bolton Hill, Friday.
Miss Maria Smith passed Sunday
at home, returning to Waterville.
Monday.
Rev. ]. NJ. Connalley is holding meet
| ings at the chapel
FAYETTE.
Mrs. Charles Gordon has gone to the
hospital at Lewiston for treatment
| Mrs. Ben Frank Chase is in very
poor health.
| Dolly Peasley has moved to Lewis
ton.
Many We're glad to see the rain of
saturday night and Sunday
A. Parker Doe has sold his farm to
ladN from the Aroostook, this is the
NTH time this farm has been sold
within four years.
!. a number of phones have recently
been put in town.
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Thanksgiving with Mrs. Leavitt's pa
rents, Ny. and Mrs. r. w. Parkman.
Henry Hubbard has leased the black
smith shop Of Horace Johonnett and
has hired Albert Bradford of St. Al
bans to assist him and is now prepared
to do all kinds of blacksmith work.
Theodore Hope returned from hunt
ing trip, last week. with one deer. His
companion, Mr.. Wheeler of Newport,
brought home two deer.
Capt. Varnunl. who bought the farm
occupied by Mrs. Pratt, has closed his
house for the winter and gone on a sail
ing trip. Mrs. Varnum will remain with
friends in New York during her hus-
bands absence.
Charles Cookson is helping L. 2. Fo-
ley cut his winters wood.
Harold Higgins of Pittsfield. and Mrs.
Addie Weber called on Mrs. Geo.
Leavitt. last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crawford dined with
D. A. Stackpole's family, Thanksgiving
day.
Hattie Holway returned to her school
in Corinna, Monday morning.
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SOMERSET.
JACkMAN.

Miss Florence Hughey and Mrs. Et-
ia Colby spent Thanksgiving at
Brownville with Mrs. Richard jones'
Mr.. Ambrose Colby went to Bangor.
last week, where he purchased a fine
horse.
Mrs. Fred Dion, who has been very
sick. is able to sit up for a few min
utes.
ST. ALBANS.
Grange Fair Tuesday-Dance in
evening.
Saturday is the legal day for fishing
through the ice on Indian pond. There
We're some 80 pickerel taken, last Sat-
urday.
There has been fine skating with no
duckinSs, only one sprained wrist,
one damaged face and two cracked
craniums.
Herbert Whitney shot a fine buck
q few days ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bigelow of Pitts
| field were in town over Sunday.
f. M. Martin, piano tuner. with
Fainter & Co. of Lewiston, was home
| with his family, Thanksgiving day.
| X. A. Conant of Pittsfeld, will start
singing class, Wednesday evening.
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gusta, has resumed her duties at Old
Orchard.
Frank z, Small is building an addi-
ton onto his barn.
Roy and Sadie Dunn. children of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Dunn, are visiting in
the place.
Dennis Small is making some repairs
on his buildings in Litchfield.
Aaron Mitchell was in town, Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram 7. Small enter
tanned company Thanksgiving day.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
p. King. and Mrs. Martha Norcross Of
Litchfield, and Miss Mabel f. Norcross
of Topsham. The event was enjoyed
by all.
Elisha Doyle is shinglng his house
Scott Small is cutting pulp wood on
the Judah Small place. He has recent
ly purchased n wood-Iot of Mrs. Doyle
The schools in town have been
heightened one week.
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STATE NEWS.
HANCOCK.
CEDHAM,

f. p. Burrili has a crew at work on
his lumber lot. More men and teams
will be employed when snow comes.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. F. Cowing have gone
TO Pittsfield for the winter where their
daughter, Hazel is in school.
H. S. and c. l.. Burrill, Bernice Nc
Laughlin, Alice Black and Lora Ken
ney were at home from school for the
Thanksgiving recess.
Walter A. F'Ogg has entered Does
Business College, Bangor.
Mr. and Mrs. Wentworth Staples
are visiting in Lincoln.
Graves & Black have started their
clothes pin factory for the winter
work. G. d. Goodwin is taking orders
for them in Aroostook county.
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Guy Emery has bought out his part
ner, Mel Martin in the Newport milk
route, and will drive it himself.
The heavy rain Of Sunday was very
gratifying to the mill owners.
NoRRIDGEWocK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dores Carleton left on
the morning train, Saturday, for their
home in Haverhill, Mass, after pass
ing Thanksgiving with relatives in
town.
Schools in town began, Monday, after
one weeks vacation.
Miss Alice Rogers, who has been Wis
ting her sister in Haverhill, Mass, has
returned home.
Some of the members of Somerset
Grange have recently given two days
work on their new hall, where work is
progressing rapidly. The ladies fur
nished dinner in the hall now occu-
pied by Somerset Grange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Rogers passed
Thanksgiving in Fairfield. the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Emery.
Miss Nellie Hussey has gone to Mas
sachusetts, where she intends passing
the winter.
Leland Merrill has purchased the g.
l.. Frederick stand on Main street and
will move in as soon as it is vacated.
PALMYRA.
Palmyra Grange had it's election of
officers. last Saturday evening, Dec. 2.
The following We're elected: NJ. Harry
Goodrich; o.. f. E. Parkman; L., Mrs.
#. l.. Brown; s.. Wilbur Smith; A. S.,
Neil Stanley; c., G. w. Appleby; r.. Z.
III. Frost; Sec. l.. Maxfield: G. X, c..
II. Folsom; F., Mrs. Geo. Hanson; c..
Mrs. Geo. Appleby; p. Mrs. E. E. Park
man: l.. A. s.. BERTHE Gould.
Miss Blanche Reynold died at the
home of her uncle. Manson Taylor,
Wednesday, Nov. 80. Miss Reynolds
was about 80 years Of age and had been
sick a long time with consumption. The
funeral was held at the Palmyra
church. last Friday afternoon. Elder j.
w. Webster Of Newport, officiated.
]. NJ. Parkman and family were en-
tertained by Mrs. Geo. Leavitt, Thanks
giving day.
Percy Campbell has returned from
Wellington, where he has been work
ing in the woods for the past two
months
MIR. and Mrs. A. J. Leavltt passed
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The Ladies' Circle of the First Bap-
fist church, Winthrop street, will meet
with Mrs. Coyne. School street, this
afternoon at go. This will be the
last meeting before the Christmas sale
and a large attendance is desired.
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Ladies will be immensely interested
in Russell & Weston Co.'S new ad. A
reduction in the price of this fall and
winters suits and coats. at this season
of the year, will mean such saving to
the 4n,blc.4 o uG.I ~ 2snthsy3 yEhssrT
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f. z. Marson is equal to the emery
ency of sleighing that cannot be much
longer delayed. Auto sleighs, speed
sleighs, comfort and Portland sleighs
in his large stock. Second hand
sleighs at your own price
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Miss Josephine Mari, the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Mari,
who has been at the City hospital re-
ceiving treatment for typhoid fever,
has so far recovered as to be able to go
TO her home. and was discharged from
the hospital, last week.
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The work on the city streets has
closed for the season, as far as any
thing in the way of improvements is
concerned. The catch basins Of the
sewers were cleaned out, last week. and
now everything is in readiness for the
winter.
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st. Augustine's Court, No. 1874. Cath
Ollie Order of Foresters. will hold the
annual election of officers, this eve
ming, and all members are urged TO be
present at the hall at 7.30 o'clock
sharp.
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The members of Co. NJ, I'd Infantry.
N. G. s. NJ, are getting ready for a
grand ball. to be given sometime dur
ing the winter. The date is not yet as
signed, but whenever that may be, the
affair will undoubtedly prove source
of pleasure to the dancing public.
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L. J. Shepherd of Morris. Plains, N. j..
who has been at the City hospital ever
since the train wreck at South Gardl-
ner, a few months ago, is reported to
be slowly recovering. Mr.. Shepherd
was able to go home for Thanksgiving
but will return to the hospital within
day or two, as he is not sufficiently re-
covered to leave that institution.
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The Universalist Ladies Aid will
hold a special meeting with Mrs. A.
d. Ward, Tuesday afternoon at 23O
Come prepared to sew.
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New Advertisements Today.

Postum.
X. w. Soule.
Merrill Bros.
II. c. Buckley.
Roscoe Penney.
LoSt-Gold beads.
Wanted-A teacher.
To Let-Small Rent. E
Corey, Mill!ken & Co.
Russell e Weston Co.
Father Johns medicine.
Weber Bros, Gardiner.
Decker & Day. Gardiner.
Chernowskys Dept. store.
c. o. Davenport, Gardiner.
Wantcd-Situation in family.
For Sale-Antigue Furniture.
Wanted-Girl 70 rhousework.
For sale-Second hand Sleigh,
Amesbury & Wakefield, Gardner.
Wanted-Lady or gentleman to travel,
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LOCAL MATTERa
Journal Telephone Call, tSe.

The missionary societies of Grem
Street church will meet at the home Of
Miss Lillian Hill, 10 Melville street, this
afternoon at $50.
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The city schools resumed their ses.
sions, yesterday morning, after having
been closed for three days, during the
Thanksgiving recess.
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An honest life insurance company
the noblest work of man. Every dollar
paid to the New England Mutual VIII
he used for your protection or returned
to your pocket. E. T.. Newbert agency.
does, d1t
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A fine supper and pretty play are
traditions of the Unitarian parp
Come all and have a good t''i'''
Wednesday evening, Dec. 8. /.
dec5, dit
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Cards Of thanks, obituary notices, =

Cards Of thanks, obituary notless, -.
olutions of respect, etc. win II
charged at the rate Of ten cents pM
line. No charge less than seventy.
five cents.
Al advertising snnouncsmsnts q a,
tertainments. whose object q ~
raising OF money, will be charged 4
the rate Of fifteen cents a line.
Advertising notices, news form, will 4.
excluded from our local columns. o..
cept such as refer to advertiser A..
cupying space In our advertis,n.
columns, and will be run under :
separate head on one OF the loca,
pages.
Subscribers who fail TO receive a.
Journal promptly will confer a favos
by notifying the Office immediately
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The holiday sale in Green Street
church, Dec. II and Is, will have IL
booths There will be a free enter
tainment each evening.
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FOR SALE

is n. p. UPRIGHT BOILER, (sUB.
merged tubes) and IL III. P. vertical en-
CINE for sale at a bargain, also one II.
+. vertical engine, practically new. This
boiler and engine are in use at the Ken
nebec Journal Office, but are to be re-
Address Burleigh & Flynt, Augusta. DIFF
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The exhibition of the Augusta China
Club will be held, Thursday next
from 1880 A. M. to 9 P. NJ. All IN
terested in the work of the CLUB arc
cordially invited. decsui'
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The Progressive Spiritualists Socie.s
of Augusta, will hold Public Cifcie.
at 7.SO p. NJ, at Mrs. Boyntons' NJ. :
State street place. Mrs. Nettfe H. HaI ,,.
ing speaker and test medium. Pup,m
invited. A Is cent collection. deco,d-'
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Prof Monaghan's pupils will give
an extra. Wednesday evening, at u
A. R. hall. dec5dzt
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Potted ferns in variety. also
cut flowers at Ben Venue FloraI ,A.1
lors. - State. street. NoSiA
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Christmas novelties. also taple ~
en-. towels, doilies. handkerchleis. ~ ~
rons. etc. Lottie Stafford, 20 Winln ar.p
st. Decau'oso
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SAGADAHOC.
BOWDOtN.

MRS. Zaccheus Small is much i'm
proved in health. Her daughter, Au-
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Fresh cut flowers. F. ID. HaIss's
80 Western avenue. Tel. 2lS.S. 10
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Weak lungs strengthened by Lung Kuro'
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Centrally located on Deer Island in
Moose head Lake. and known as the Ole
Capen Homestead. will be leased to the
riEh- parties for term of five years. Adj
dress for full particulars II. +. Capen.
ACT, Augusta, Me. d5dlmo