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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10
UNION TRANSFER AND STORAGE
COMPANY.
121-125 East 22d st.
Neu Ynfr (NfN

New York. March ?. 1906.
TO Mrs J. K. Adams. G. l. Ayers. Chas-
Blake. 5. J. Bowen, NJ C Bradley. Eugene
Buck. Franz Bulle. Winfield Blake, Miss
Minnie Casey, A. B. Clark, Chas. J. Clif-
ford. Congregational Christmas Offering
Cowles, Jas F. Corr. Mrs George DAILY.
Miss l.. Edey. z. c. Eppers, Nellie NJ. Fall.
Mrs. r. Galland John F Harold. Benj-
A. or Grace G. How land, Anna Josephine
!iardtns; James f. Heath Miss Anna
Hockwald r. l.. :. Hoppin. Miss A. jay
cox, Martin Julian. Mrs. c. Kelly. Estate
OF J. G Kennedy. Mrs z. p. Kraft. Henry
j. Ieidins for Mrs. VoSs; r. lie Roy, ]. u.
Lumsden. E. / Lentilhorn. II. w Leon
ara. ". G. Liller. Charles Mckay. John
McKone. Harry McI.ennon. Mr. or Mrs w
b. Mose!ey. A II. Parkhurst. ". J. ocher-
merhorn. Gen h. ". Serreu. l.. r. st
John, Lillian Schovelin. Mrs. z. Seyfert. L.
A. skinner. Sophie Sodergreen. Anne Trol-
Deusen. Mrs. NJ. A. White. Tor Teidman;
Thos W White Mrs. T. W. Watkins. Mrs
5 Kirsh and W. H. Crawford; You and
each Of YOU are hereby notified that the
time for the payment OF this Comp2ny's
lien upon the property hereinafter described
had been given you, this Company will
cause such property. 10 Wit: HOUSEHOLD
GOODS. personal EFFECTS AND
MERCHANDISE. stored by you or IN YOUR
lie auction. according, 70 the statute made
and provided, al Nos. 4T-49 East 18th st.
New York CITY. on WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 81, 1906 al 1890 a. m and If the
the same will be continued at the same
place on each and every ednesdsy there
after. beginning at 1880. until the sale is
completed
COMPANY.
i H. ZONES Urea surer
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STORAGE NOTICES.
THE CARRINGTON
STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
2Sl -T-IIRn.

New York, March I'd. 1896.
TO Max Bachnsnn. VIM. II. Bissel, Mary
Ann Mattice, Maggie Brady Mrs. Foster.
Thomas O'Connor, Vim. Donovan Margaret
Moran. Jacob Ouzonrian, Kate Cronir
Annie Riley. Arthur Hager Eliza Doolan.
Mrs Decker. Fannie Edgartou. Edith Sim
mons, Mrs PelletIsr. Lizzie Birmingham
+. Cuthbert, Mrs. Peter smith Mrs $
Golden. c. g. Lewis Mrs X. Curron. Mr.
A. Irwin, Mrs. HaTTigan. Mrs r. Connolly
VIM. johnson, Henry Teiteloaum. George
Mack Mrs. Day, Mrs. Olson. Lillian
O'Nel. Bridget Nolan Mary Farley, Kate
o Brien. Mary Kennedy, Mrs Brackmann
Mrs. Lloyd, Margaret Kelly. Della Killeiae
Bridget Manning. Mr.. Sakian. Nellie Gsff-
ney, Mr.. Weber. Margaret Duffy. Michael
Grady: You and each OF you are hereby
notified that, the time for payment OF my
lien upon the property hereinafter described
having expired. after due notice thereof had
been given you, ! viii cause such property
10 wit, household goods personal effects and
merchandise. stored BY you or In your name
In the Darlington Storage Warehouse. 10 be
sold at public auction, according to the stat
ute In such case made and provided. az my
warehouse. 3s4 Third avenue, New-York
city, on Saturday, March 18th, 1906, at
1920 m and II the sale thereof is not
completed on the said date the will be
continued at the same place on each and
every Saturday thereafter, beginning at
1850 a. m. until the sale is completed.
DARLINGTON STORAGE WAREHOUSE,
r. y. BLAACKHALL. Proprietor.
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LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
81 AZ East 42a Straat- New YORK.

LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY.
81 10 AZ East 42d street, New York.
J. J. Conway. G. :. Chickaktan. Mrs
Fanny Chambers. Frank Donnelly. Mrs. l.
Dunn. Ellen Foye. Mrs NJ J. Garretson,
James Grace, A u. Hervilley. Mrs Grace
Henderson. s. Leopold. NJ. l.. Mclaughlin.
Mrs. ID. A. Shier VIM. d. Shipman. Mrs.
Hugo Stiller, Charles Tobias, Mrs. NJ Ire
maine W. J. Cberroth. W. L. Van der Zee:
You are hereby notified that the storage
being due and the time for the payment OF
this company's lien upon the property here
matter described having expired and due
notice thereof having been given you, this
company Will cause such property, TO Wit,
household goods personal effects. books. OF
flee fixtures and general merchandise, stored
by YOU IN its warehouse department to be
sold at public auction, according to the
statute in such cases made and provided, az
the auction rooms Of George Merle. No. 1oo
East I25th Street. New York city. on the
Goth day OF March, 1905 sale commencing
al 10 O'Clock A NJ
LINCOLN SAFE DEPOSIT CO.
JOHN r VAN WORMER.
Sec'y and Gen'I Manager
T.s ct
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SPARE MRS. TOLL4'S LIFE.
Death Sentence COMMITTED to Short
Term of imprisonment.
nan Telegraph ID The Trihune }

Trenton, y. j.. March 9.-The sentence of
death imposed upon Mrs Antoinette TolIa, who
was convicted a year ago of having murdered
Joseph Sonta to-day commuted by the
Court of Pardons to seven and one-half years
Imprisonment This is the first time the Court
of Pardons has ever Commuted death sentence
to other than life imprisonment
The announcement enthusiastically re-
ceived among the counsel and friends of Mrs
Tolla here. With the Communication allowed In
New-Jersey for good behavior. Mrs. Tolla's
actual term will be about five years
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AUCTION SALES.

ROBERT LAX, Auctioneer. will sell. by
virtue of chattel mortgage. at $50
o'clock to-day. at 1924 Sd ave. fixtures q
ieweiry store. BY order Of Attorney for
MortGagee.
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Full Assortment Here OF
The Fashionable Long Cloves

GS EaSElL1AD1S Lung -4DFcS
So scarce that customers say the
only place where full assert
ments are found is here-they
say if they find the right color
and length elsewhere they can
not Obtain desired size-nO such
trouble here. as you can see by
reading this list -
u button Suede-Biack and White I 80
Is-button suede-Black and White . Q
12-button White Glaee 9 SO
i6-button Glace-Black. White Gray.
Frog Green. Reseda. Nay and
Owing 10 extreme scarcity OF skins.
We cannot tell how long will be
able 10 supply ell demands. 50
would advise buying while you can
at such reasonable prices
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Three Attractive Offers n
Syrirg PetticOats
Entire Arcade nIIeG with ribbOnI

Spring PetticOats
Covering the range from q
dressy SILK creation 70 the prac-
teal Bingham for home wear.
HEAVY Tafreta Silk Skirts-Biack.
White. Rose. Yale Blue. gray. Tan.
Violet. plain and changeabie effects
wide circular hOunce. with tailor
st.aDpings or wide accordion with
TucHt=gs- deep silk drop < 4
worth so 00-S Special ----.-----.- NsN
Black Mercerized Sateen Petticoats--
Light weight-12 20 1s inch founcs-
tucked. with accordion and small
ruffies-rsgulaT and extra sizes 4 (
Special .------------
Fine GinSharl Pstticoats-rarrov and
vide st-ipes-deep tucked fOUnCs
ruf7e finish-Special .....-.-... e
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VANTED.-A very competent stenograph-
er; good salary TO "A woman OF education
and refinement. Address F. W s.. p o.
Box. f.120 New-York Postofflcs.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

Single Insertions cents per line. Six
teen words, seven times consecutvely, 81
which entities advertiser to have rooms
entered in The Tribune's Directory Of De-
tirable Rooms for period OF fourteen daSs
Write fcr circular.
Full information concerning thes. rooms
may be had free of charge at the Uptown
once Of The New-York Tribune. 1.ao4
Broadway. between 36th and S7th SITS
nth ST. 10 East CTHE ALABAMA Al
Elegantly furnished apartments; private
bath; without meals; including meals. two
$50 weekly. one. SD
I-45 BAST Bath ST. near Madison ave.
Large ROOM private bath. with oosio'
single rooms for gentlemen.
SID ST. 127-129 WEST The Dudley
Small and medium rooms. superior taoie'
telephone; table board.
so RIVERSIDE DRIVE.-Large and small
rooms. with board also table board; ref-
erences.
1877 MADISON AVE. near S4th st.-D@sir-
BILE rooms. largo and small; perfect COOK
ing, dainty service location ideally central
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HELP WANTED.
Female.

OPERATORS on Vonen's bathing suits.
inside and outside: plenty of work al good
prices THOMPSON CHRISTIE. OIL
Blescker ct
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TYPENRfTFRs.

Az EXCEPTIONALLY FINE LOT REM
IEGTONN absolutely perfect condition.
sI2 SIC Room -. - W5 gen 81.
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LOST.


BANK BOOK Nc. aga. Us Of the Mon Dime
Savings Institution is missing ANY pei
son having claim 10 II Is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
OF submit TO having aid passhook cancelled
and n new issued
BANKBOOK No. 44s. es2 of the Union Dime
son having q claim 20 il is hereby called
upon 10 present the same within ten days
or submit 10 having said passbOok cancelled
and a one issued.
LOST Bankbook No. al. 1a3 on Dry Deck
Savings Bank ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon 10 presen:
the same 10 the hank within thirty days.
OF the said book VIII he declared cancelled
and eEtirguished and new one issued in
lieu thereof
BANKRoOK No 4I2904 % the Union Dime
Savings Institution IL missing; any per
son having a claim To IL is hereby called
upon To present The sane within ten DAYS,
or submit to having said passbook cancelled.
and a new one issued
LOST Bankbook No. s2T.0a1 Bank for
Savings. $50 4th ave, New-York. Fay
ment stopped. Please return book TO bank.
LOST handbook No. s6T. 2s2. Bank for
Savings, $50 18th ave. New York Pay
meut stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
-OST. Baukbook No. G74G2 Bank for
Savings. 80 sth I'VE. New York Pay
meut stopped Please return book 20 sank
LOST. - handbook No. SAB OBS. Bank for
Savings. $50 An ave, NeW-NoTk. PaF-
meut stopped. Please return book 70 bank
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-03-10

BUSINESS CHANCES
4on0 SHARES or any part thereof a. $40
per share. now paving per cent. com
pany manufs curing staple hardware spe-
ciaIties This IS an absolutely protected
Strict investigation courted r or tdll par
ticulars Apply 10 McDoNALD-NlC-GINS
CO. 25T Broadway.
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS FOR
SALE on account Of death OF one and III
health OF remaining partner. was founded
twenty years ago By present owner and
has been carried on 20 present time with
steadily increasing profit. an unusual o7-
portunity. Address l. r SWIFT. Corcoran
Manor Mount Vernon. y. Y.
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS. -siekn.ss accident death one
OF the best insurance companies wants
agents, they can make $40 per @eek Ad-
dress Box S455 Boston. Mass
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HELP WANTED.

HELP WANTED.
Male
ANY inteilieent person may earn a good
income corresponding for newspapers, 40
canNasslnE experience unnecessary. send
tOr particulars NORTH ERIN PRESS ON
DICATE LockpoFt. y. Y.
ADVERTISING 5Rntet. bright man.
hustler as adveI using solicitor on daily
rewspaper Address. giving references. NJ
JONES. Box 10. Tribune Once.
BOY.-Bright ncs. 10y. for once work;
must come well recommended Address.
Ia own handwriting. stating salary ex-
lsxcyed. Is. o.. Box 10. Tribune ONCE
FARM HAND Young man, good mixer,
must understand plain farming. Apply,
with reference. \. l.. REYNOLDS. l3S
south 4th ave Mount Vernon, y. Y.
PHOTOGRAPHERS AND CANNASSER--
Experienced operator foT outside work, one
who can furnish outfit SKI or larger. also
canvasssr. TO travel coast OF Maine FOR
coming season on commission or partner
ship. Address PHOTOGRAPHER. -as
Main 81. WillinaHtic conn.
STRONG BOY wanted n run errends and
make himself useful wages s3,5O. MARK
JACOBS. l:s Mercer St. city
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Spring Clothes for the Bows.

place like Hearn's for Boys CIOthing-When YOU s.
department, size, it's stocks its values, YOU
know why IL enjoys that reputation
HERE ARE OFFERINGS TO PROVE
HOW ADVANTAGEOUSLY YOU CAN BUY:
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DRY GOODS.
GEHl E. A II I'M

- 2i
d II. Is IS 20 % West Theer tn 81
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

Single insertions 3 cents per line SIX
teen words seven times consecuttvely. 81
which entities advertiser 20 have rooms en~
allie Rooms for a period of fourteen dayA
Write for ctrcuia.
SPANISH LADY. having just furnished a
house. has beautiful large and small
rooms for nice people. references. 13I W
6lst St
MADISON AVE. 1O5-Large fine rooms
for gentlemen; running water OF ad1oin-
ing bath; telephone. breakfast optional
ODD ST, 30 EAST.-sultes and single
rooms. entirely new. parlo-. dining room.
table d h6te, a 10 carte, table board
PEPPERI
18TH ST. Dol WEST Furnished room.
suitable for one OF Two. all improv ements
esTH ST. 200 WEST Pleasant. light.
cosey. hornelke rooms; steam. bath. par
lor; SIS. FINNERTY.
nth ST, 32S EAST.-Homelike rooms;
manent or transient.
CONNECTING front parlor ard bedroom;
newly and richly furnished. bath, steam
heat. no children. refined +0s West 124th.
lst floor right.
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
23D ST. 20 EAST 'opposite Madison Square
Park).-Suite. two rooms and bathroom
references
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P:AH0s AND ORGANS.

VIOLIN. Arnaii. formerly property Of late
Theodore Thomas: sold by him 10 nj
Nicholas I-crEWorth. here on sale from On
cfnnatt FLECETER. - Union square
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- 81 = r, experiences. b. he day or
A. .siHe' r. AiSs sANDsEEG. 2sT East
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sfAEHISER I.

AT REDUCED PRICES 500 second hand
wood ana iron working machines, fuzzy
guaranteed. machinery bought and e1-
changed. GEO. r EDDY, a9s Madison ST.
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bEEssaAKISs AND MILLINERY.

~, EssGAKER. onpetent. artistic de-
- 'tt Il exclusive, correct styles VIII
- oraeFs al reduced prices 10 widen
~ - models shown. references given.
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABIEs.

kySTE.C-D .----~-->------->->-
Uoiesi high Erade bowling afisy build
lowest prices MARK BROS. % Union
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scys' NegliTee Shirts

Fancy PercaIes and Madras !
new spring patterns-neckband
with two detached collars CT de- !
tsched cCfrs-sizss u 70 Il yrs
va'us sc .....-..-....-..
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

rnAES Any amounts on watches. feweiry.
L~1-No 81 STERN'S. Bio eth-aVe.- near
Elht-st. Not the corner. but Etxt to IL
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UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET.

23D ST. 20 EAST opposite Madison Square
Pari1.-Suite. two rooms and bathroom :
references
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-14
KNOX,.
WASHINGTON,

Mrs. Augustus Cunningham was call
cd to Palermo last week by the death
of her father. Mr. Pomeler.
a. &. Warmer, who has been danger
ouSly i'll for the past three weeks, is
now able to sit up Il short time
Lewis Day. who has been passing
his vacation here, returned 10 the hos
pltal at Augusta Wednesday. While
here he WAS married to Miss Sadie
Turner, one OF WaShin9ton'# fin.st
young ladies'. Mr. Day formerly lived
here and he too is one of the best.
John Franklin Richards Of the Chill
dren's Home in Augusta is stopping at
John :. Gliiden'G.
The next session of Trinity G. T.
Union Will be held at Cars Corner
North Palermo, June IL and l..
Alfred Rockwell. one Of Washington s
best ciii2e MS, died Monday after a brief
Illness. Funeral services were held
Wednesday.
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TittsGcld- ;. Henry G. Pooler and
Miss Eva f. Martain, both of PittSfield
Skowhcgan- June >, J. A. Swain and
Mrs. Lizzie j.. NYt, both of Skowhcgan :;
June &, Geo H. II. Smith ana Miss Maud
V. Ware; Earl l.. Barnes and Miss Leila
t. Noble.
MaIison-Iune C. Mcrl Elmer Jillsnn ana
Miss Nrttie. Ella Holway: May q. Maurice
Moore of NorrdgeWOck ana Miss Leon !
Moore of Mercer: May 10 Burton Reef
and Miss Florence Hamilton.
AnS0n- May -. Albion Brown of Madi-
son ana Miss Edith Norton of Arson.
WALDO.
Troy-June /, Guy Luce and Annie r.
Cook.
Belfast-June .. Edwin p. Worthen Of
LcXrngtcn Mass and Miss Lora b. Heal
of Belfast: June ,, Arthur A. Moore ana
Miss Edna g. Roix, both OF Belfast.
ReInont-Junc >. James Knight Man
ming ana Nina Annie SeekinS, 10th of
Lincolnville.
Morrili-June ]. Harold p. Shorey Of
Belfast and Miss Edna +. Thomas OF Bel
fast
South Somervlle-May p. by Rev. T. p.
Jones Lewis DAY and Miss Sadie Turner,
both of Washington.
WASHINGTON.
CaIais-May %. william b. Parker and
Miss Helen l.. Newton; June l, Edwin
AIarrett Nelson and Miss Edith Gertrude
Johnson. Nav -. Horace NJ. Cover and
Miss Matte Elizabeth Brown of Prince
Machiasport-May 81. Edwin Pettegrow
and George NJ. Clark.
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HkLlUkL.E.

During the heavy thunder shower
last Saturday morning the barn Of
Joseph Perry WAS struck by lightning
and burned, together with four cows
a hog. calf and 40 hens. also about
five tons of hay, carriage. harnesses
and farm implements. Mr.. Perry's
son succeeded in getting two horses
out Of the barn. There was an insur-
ancc Of 5000 on the barn ana the hay
WAS also insured. The barn of Charles
a. Whittier was struck by lightning
during the same shower but was not
set on fire.
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SOMERSET.
ST. ALBhNS.

Children's day was observed at the
Union church Sunday. In the morn
ing an interesting discourse was de
ivered by Rev {. A. Southland follow
ed by a concert in the evening. Both
services were we'll attended.
Mrs Elizabeth Parker ana son. Har-
old, nave been visiting The. old home.
s. Il. Prescott and Allen Martin were
in SkowheGan Tuesday on business.
Robert ITpham and Edith Litchtield
We're guests AT his sisters, Airs. Mil
vim BiGeloW. over Sunday
A. j. Parker and Melvin Rigclow
are loading hay on the cars at Hart
land
c. J. Worthen sold three horses Sat
urday.
There are two steamers on our lake
with good prospects of another.
a. =. BiGelow is having a new
piazza butt on his house
There was Il white frost on low
lands Tuesday morning
CAMBRIDGE.
49, +i.ti LII WHO HIS Deem
very i'll in Portland, is expected home
soon.
j. -. Ring ANA ]. r. Labree were in
Skowh hogan the first Of the week
Miss +. Louise Horne has gone to
New Y nix Where she VIII JOIN Il musical
company.
Rev. G. Y. French preached at IIar-
mony Sunday.
Ernest J. Hill of Pittsfield is visiting
j. l.. Mitchell for the week.
A number attended the play al Har-
mony Saturday night and had very
pleasant time.
Mrs. Ora b. Quimby and little daugh-
ter are visiting relatives at South Dow
er.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Genthncr ami
Mrs. Lizzie Deering of Augusta are Wis
iting relatives in town and Parkman.
They made the trip in Mr.. GenthnerS
auto, and found the roads very good.
RIPLEY.
Mrs. Emma Sihansen of Cleveland,
Ohio, is visiting at Stanwood Pages
for the week. She expects to return
the last of the month, accompanied by
her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Owen.
Mrs. Lizzie Todd returned Monday 10
Newport.
Mrs. Edna FOr3ythe went Monday TO
Castine to be present al the Commence
ment exercises
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sawyer passed
Sunday with relatives in st. Adams.
The cantata for the benefit Of the
Grange viii occur Thursday evening,
June 2S.
Clarence Addition is al home for the
summer from WaterVille.
+. II. Ramsdell is at home for a
short time.
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HANCOCK.
SURRY.

p >. A. Killam of Ellsworth preached
in the Baptist church Sunday after
noon.
Messrs Beede ana Phillips came
home from Greene lake where they are
at work, to spend Sunday with their
families.
Mrs. Lizzie Moon of Ellsworth, IS in
town visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs McRay returned home from
Greenpolt. l.. t. recently where she has
been spending Il few weeks
Miss Fannie Allen is in West ELS
worth for a few days.
Sandy McCraw. who is driving the
stage from Ellsworth to Mount Desert
passed Sunday with his family in town
Miss Charlpna Smith of Ellsworth
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Jordan. at
present.
The Methodist Society held Pound
Party" and ice cream sale in their YES
try Friday evening for the benefit nl
their minister. Rev. }. ID. McGraw. 1T
was patronized and proved a financial
success.
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THIRD DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The Third District Republican Conven.
ton will be held IN City hall. Waterviile.
Tuesday June 26 1906, at II o'clock A. NJ,
Tor the nirpose Of nominating. a candi-
1906
The basis OF representation will be a.
follows: Each city. town and plantation
will be entitled to ore delegate; and FOR
each Is votes cast for the Republican
tional delegate: ana for a fraction Of 10
votes IN excess of 70 votes, a further addi-
tional Icl"gate. Vacancies in the delega-
ton Of my city. town or plantation can
only be filled by residents Of the county
In winch the vacancy EXISTS.
The District committee will be in ses-
sion IN the reception room OF the hall at
$50 4. NJ. of the day of the convention.
Tor the purpose of receiving credentials
| or Delegates. In order to be eligible To
participate in the. conve ntion, delegates
must be elected subsequent to date OF the
call for this Convention.
JOHN sUMINsBY.
]. w. BLACK
w. II. WILDES.
r. G. KINSMAN.t
| district Committee
Dated SATURDAY, May z. 1906. 1"''>