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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-10
HALE BROTHERS GIVE OUT
PLANs FOn REBUILDING
VIII Erect Permanent store On Market
street and VIII Do Business zt
0OId sfand.o


"0ld stand
r.. B. Hale, OF the arm OF Male Bress
was asked yesterday in relation to the
published report that the firm had pur-
chased the store OF Salinger. In. Oak
land. and intended taking their old em-
pIoyes there and opening a big store
Mr. Hale made the following state
ment:
The purchase OF the SaIinger store
was the contamination of a deal that
was started by one of our employees pc
fore the fire, and was simply IN tine
with our policy OF extension IN CanIor-
MIA. We have stores in Sacramentos
Stockton. san lose and San Francisco.
and felt that other fields were 70 De
found in the State IT has always oeen
our policy to broaden our business
when it was advantageous
So far as taking all our old employees
over te Oakland fs concerned, that has
never been our intention; Inc emPIoyss
of SaIinger will be retained so TAR as
thew are found competent. We are now
utilizing many Of our old employees IN
our warehouse in San Francisco. Wnefe
we are doing business. ana as = so0r row : N
our Sixth-street store. Wnicn rs now y.
the hands of contractors, is nnasheu. IN
thirty or forty days. we snail reopen
our retail department
Plans for the erection 81 our perm
nsnt building on Market street are IN
the hands OF the architects, and will pc
pushed to completion. we, not onIy
have every faith in the future OF san
Francisco but also of Market streets
and will be found doing business az our
old stand as soon as the dllatory tac'tcs
OF the insurance COMPARES psr,s pots,r e,a -
ed We will be selling gooos II So
Francisco within sixty days
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MARRl5IrD.

AZMoN-JACoBS-In Oakland, Cal.
June l, 1906. by the Rev. Thomas A
Boyer, Henry william Azmon and
Clara Contreras Jacobs, both of Oak
land.
BRAID-DUKE-In Fresno Cal, June
Z, 1905, by the Rev. Mr. MeIlwee,
David Craig Braid Jr, and Mrs. Car
RE May Duke, both of San Francisco.
AvIS-CHARMAK-I this city, June
8, 1905, by the Rev. NJ. S. Levy,
Charles Davis and Carrie Charrnak.
MICHAEL-COHN-In this city, June 3,
1906. by the Rev. NJ. s. Levy, Harry
Eugene Michael and Hazel Doris
Cohn.
ONASCH-HARRIS- this city, June
5, 1905, by the Rev NJ. S. Levy, David
Monasch and frankie Harris.
TURNBULL- SCHLICKER In this
city, June 6, 1905, by the Rev. F, w.
Fischer, pastor of Emanuel Evangeli-
cal Church, Albert Carlyle Turnbuli
and Harriet A. Schlicker, both of San
Francisco.
VAN STRAATEN - HARRIS - In this
city, June s, 1906, by the Rev. M. s.
Levy, Emanuel Van Straaten and
Celia Harris
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following marriage licenses wei

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday:
William E. German, IS, San Fran
cisco. and Mary L. Ccnlin. Is, San
Bryan j. Dill. "a. 2434 Twenty fourth
fourth St
Anton J. Alfonso. ss, Santa Cruz. and
Arnold H, Freuhd. a. ff7T fi' shotWeil TIVE
St. and Theresa A Lynn, Is, 1873
o'Farrell ST.
Ducuinz Lucien. 26, 33 Stoneman st,
street
Christian f. Seemann. 35, 1926 Noe
ct, and Caroline Frey. 30, 332 Cumber-
Joseph A Atkinson, 27, 115 Brazil
avenue, and Katie 7. Kelly, 10. 115 Bra
John ]. B. Wharton, %, 1870 Fell St,
and Ida Nj. Hurlbert, 2l, 1870 Fell st.
George s. Worthington, 29, 1858
Haight st. and Lulu Berliner %, 1858
Henry 6, Smith, y. 2255 Fifteenth
William II Quasi. %, 72s San Bruno
ave, and Josephine Voigt, 2s, sos
Hampshire ST.
Manuel Demartini. "a. 1916 Broadway.
and Theresa Franceschi, is, San Fran
Manuel caselIa, "a, San Francisco,
and Delorenzi Tranquilla, %. San
Rosaline Payyatto, %. San Francisco.
and Giuseppe Pallayyatto, Is, San
Francisco.
Elmore E. Thompson, %, 1O42 Golden
Gate ave, and Anita Mcfarland, "a.
1912 Golden Gate ave.
OAKLAND. June 9.-The following
marriage licenses were issued by the
County Clerk today:
Louis A Miller, 30, San Francisco, and
Sarah E Arsna, "a: santa Cruz.
David Schierk, So, Glen Ellen, and
Jessie Williams, 10, Alameda.
John Gularte. 22. Haywards, and
Louise Vargas. 23, Haywards.
Salvador Cancilie. 22, san Francisco.
and Virginia Chirco, 1s. San Francisco.
Edwin H. Williams, 2z, San Francisco,
and katherine Jones, 26. San Francisco.
Webster D. Eshelman. "a. San Fran
cisco, and Lillian l. Bean, 80, San
Francisco.
Robert Brown. "a San Francisco. and
Caroline Hanson, 20, San Francisco.
Rosse NJ Gibson, %. Oakland, and
Anita Clasen. II, San Francisco
Orville E. Hudson. q, Oakland, and
Nancy A Scriven, 19. Melrosc.
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SHOWER MAXIM wITH MONEY.
Jewish Audience I'm Chicago Contributes
Generously to Revolutionary Fund

CHICAGO. June 9.-Amid scenes of
wild enthusiasm a Jewish audience of
2206 persons, many OF them women and
girls. showered gold and silver coins
and paper money on the platform of
the West Side Auditorium, Center ave-
nue. and Taylef street, last night, in re-
sponse to the appeal of the Russian ref
ugee. Gregory Maxim. for funds in aid
of the Russian revolution.
For more than twenty minutes the
shower of money descended and rolled
at the feet of the visiting Russian 1t
took a force of twenty collectors to
gather up the coins. The count of
money was not completed until after
midnight, and it was said to foot up a
handsome amount, augmenting consid-
erably the fund OF $4,000 that Maxim
has collected during the two months
of his speechmaking in this country.
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Fireman Lanerfy Is BIameiess.

Through inadvertence it was stated
in yesterdays Call that at meeting OF
the Fire Commissioners a charge OF in
sulting a woman had been flied against
Joseph Lafferty and Joseph ShauSh-
messy by Lieutenant Matlock of engine
company 9. The charges were dled
against Hosemen James 1Uite and John
Blythe OF engine company g. Lafferty
happened TO be present when Matlock
uporaided Tuite and Blythe for their
conduct He attempted to make an ex-
planation for the men, for which ne
was repr.naanded The charge fled
against Snaughnessy, hoseman OF en-
gine 81 was that OF drunkenness and
was in no way connected with the
charges against Tuite and Blythe
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.

dividend Notice-The Giant Powder
Company. Con. Giant Station, Cali
fornfa-A dividend. No. 50, OF one
dollar .t$ .0e) per share on the issued
cauital stock Of the company mas
Deen declared. payable on june lltn,
1905 Transfer books viii close June
1'' q. QUINN. Secretary.
%ote.-Checks will be mailed as
usual to all stockholders who haye
furnished their present acoresses. N
me absence OF this information
.aecks will be held at our temporary
once. room 295, Bacon block, OAK
land. California. until called Tor or
,eoresf 10 forward is received. Yours
verV truiy. THE GIAET POWDER
l-1If {. {. QUINN. Secretarx.
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DE wide Predicts q Cenflict.

ST. PETERSBURG, June "a pri-
yate letter received here from Count de
witte is couched in a very pessimistic
tone. Be believes that the Russian
Government, in throwing away it's
chance of appeasing Parliament, rem
dered certain a conflict within a brief
period. Count de Witte left Russia on
May 20 for Brussels, whence he was to
go to Germany.
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Bank Elect. omcers.

At the annual meeting of the direct
ors of the Citizens state Bank, held
yesterday, the following of1icers were
elected for the ensuing year: t. II.
Goodman, president, A Hochheimer.
vice president; r. E. Re gland. cashier;
n. G. Behneman. assistant cashier: df-
rectors In addition 10 the fore going. L.
]. Truman. NJ Fl. Diepenbrock and DR..
George H. Boskowitz.
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Re<iment Openly Mutinies.

ST. PETERSBURG. June 9.-The No
votscerkassk regiment. which is located
at Okhta, near st. Petersburg. Is prac-
tically in state of open mutiny- 1t
was under orders to proceed to the Bal
tic provinces, but the men refused to go.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES and DEATHs

Birth, marriage and death notices
sent by mail will not be inserted They
must be handed in at either OF the
notification Offices and be indorSed
with the name and residence of per-
sons authorized TO have the same pub
lfshed. Notices restricted simply to the
announcement Of the event are pub
Iished once in this column free Of
charge
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Attack Company of Infantry.

WARSAW, June s.-At Skarzyska, on
the vistula Railway last night. an
armed band attacked company of in
fantry guarding the station One Of
and one wounded. The others were put
to flight
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BORN.

BORN.
ABRAFIAMSON-In this city, to the
wife of John e. Abrahamson, SON
coT.MAN-In this city, May rs, 1906, to
the wife of A +. coInan. daughter.
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SEWING MACHINES.


NEW HOME once. temporary. 2S52
= Fulton; new store open June 10, Pine
St. near Van Ness c. C. BARRE,
agent my14-u
WILCOX & GIBBS. Automatic Sewing
Machine Co, located at 1z4B Turk St,
near Van Ness ave- Jnl-lm
lFTER June 1 Domestic S. VI. Co. 1866
OFarrel St. near Fillmore, mail orders
VIII have attention my25-u
AL kinds bought, sold. renlcd. repaired.
+ s. Cohen. 1917 OFarrell nsyzs-lm
STORAGE AND MOVING VANS.
WILSON BROS. CO. Inc.-Moving and
storage Cor .zth and Sanchez, blk.
from Market & Fiii1ao7e-st. ca r1Nlf y
STABLES TO LET.
STABLE 10 rent; reasonable Apply 81
Vicksburg st, near z3d- AV-zl
RUPTURE CURED.
Pierce Electric Co, trusses, belts, etc.
row located y. w. cor. Central ave ana
Chestnut St. Alameda. Gail or write.
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sHoEMAKERS. ATTENTION,
We want the address of George Pc
terson Swedish shoemaker, who when
the FIRE came was working in q shop
on Fifth ST. opposite the Mint. Aa-
dress at once, UNITED WORKING
MEMS SHOE Co. 400 Bartlett St,
san Francisco. Il
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
TO THE PUBLIC,

v F1E FO0IlN.
 Pine Bluff, Ark, March $, 1906 We the undersigned hereby agret to close at 12 o'clock on Saturdays beginning April l, 1906 and continuin, until October 1, 1906: Signed:
 Cotton Belt Savings and Trust con- pany
 Peoples Savings Bank and Trust company.
 Pine Bluff Trust company. Banking Department, from 12 m. to 6 D. m. Jefferson County Savings Bank. Simmons National Bank. Merchants & Planters Bank. The Bank of Pine Bluff. Citizens Bank.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
MONEY TO BUILD SHIP
 TO RIVAL DREADNAUGHT
House Refuses to Strike from Appro- pration Bill Appropriation for
 Great Batteiship.

Washington. May 1.-The naval appropriation bill carrying nearly a hundred million dollars was complet ed today in the house after one of the busiest days of the present congress.
 The feature of the days debate grow out of the attempt to defeat the appropriation of the largest battleship of it's class in the world and the tenor of the speeches for the big ship was that the republic must be abreast in the nations strength in the way of her navy The amendment introduc- ed by Mr. Burton of Ohio to strike out the appropriation for d rival to the Euglish nreadnaught was defeated, as was the amendment leaving the con sipuction of the battolship to the dis cicti0n of the secretary of the navy after a second Nague conference. X 6nal vote on the bill will be taken tomorrow.
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ARKANSAS BILLS REPORTED.
One Authorizes City of Mena to Pur
 chase Land for Water Plant.

Washington. May 1.-The house and senate committees on public lands have favorably reported the Little bill authorizing the city of Mena to purchase 40 acres of land in Polk county for water plant pur poses.
 The Robinson bill to straighten the line of street in Hot Springs was al so favorably reported.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20

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 Rheumatism, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers, Skin
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
THE KING OF BLOOD PURIFIERS

No other remedy has given such perfect satisfaction blood purifier and tonic reliable in the of blood dis
 of every character S. S. s. It is known The King of Blood Prfer and the of it's and its right this title is because T CURES DISEASE" is honest medicine made entirely of purifying healing roo herbs and baks which acknowledged be specifies for diseases arising from impure poisoned condition of the blood
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
FOX HAS ONE HONOR
 AND SEEKS ANOTHER

Charlottesville Mo-, May 1G.-At todaNs meting of the St Francis Leyee Improvement association, Johl A. Fox of Helena. Ark. announced his appdiutment as q member of the national river aud hal'bor commission He also stated that he would be a candidate Ter congress in opposition to R. E Macon of Helena
 The ass eesation today named com mittee uf thirteen -ta devise means foy openius I'D the St. Francis river fer navigation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-05-20
PUSHING HOT SPRINGS FAIR. Headquarters Opened and Printers
 Ink Will Be Used.

Hot Springs, Ark. May 17.-The Arkansas State Fair association today opened it's headquarters in the Dugan- Stuart building. The advertising scheme for the Arkansas exposition will cover a vast field outside the state. as we'll as reaching every ham, let and crossroads within the bouh- daries of Arkansas
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NORTH PENOBSCOT.

Miss Olive Condor will begin school
here to-day.
Rev. Mr.. Bryant is holding weekday
revival services in the southern portion of
his charge.
The butter famine continues and the
dairymen who weekly supply customers
in adjacent towns are having new applica-
tions with each trip. With the high price
of feeds % cents will hardly pay the cost
of production, with the element Of labor
reckoned.
An interesting and instructive farmers
institute was held here Friday. 1t was a
raw, chilly day, and the attendance was
not so large as it would have been had the
day been inviting; still the hall was
comfortably filed with the farmers and
their wives. Several were present from Or
land and Bluehill and the remote sections
of Penobscot, and the interest manifested
was an encouraging sign of progressive
spirit abroad. The dairy problem was
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COT NTY NEWS.
So~ Addt.soaai Counfa Ne,os, her pages
BROOKLYN.

BROOklIN.
A. E. Farnsworth returned from Boston,
Friday.
Bert Marks was in Bangor last week on
business.
Miss Helen Humphrey returned from
Boston Friday.
Miss winifred Bracy, of Attleboro,
Mass, came Saturday.
A cargo of coal was landed at the Farms
worth wharf last week.
A. F. Blake, who has been employed at
Bar Harbor, is in town for the winter.
Miss Hazel Herrick and Miss Marie
Jordan are visiting A. G. Blake in Surry.
Harold Babson has gone to Melrose,
Mass, to find employment for the winter.
Charles Parker has gone to Providence,
RI, where he will be employed this win
ter.
Mrs. Idella Hill and Miss Ethel Hill have
gone to Holyoke, Mass, to spend the win
ter.
P. ]. Mcdonnell, who is employed on
steamer ]. T. Morse, visited his sister last
week.
Mrs. Fred Phillips spent few days in
Surry last week the guest of her aunt,
Mrs. Staples.
Miss Nina Stewart, who is a nurse in
Providence, R. L, returned to her work
last Wednesday. She was accompanied
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by her sister, Miss Laura, who will find
employment there.
e. P. Herrick came home last week from
Stonington, where he is working, to spend
Sunday with his family.
Mrs. Eugene Kane and children left for
Beverly, Mass, where they will join Mr..
Kane, who is employed there.
Rev. A. w. Bailey, wife and son re-
turned from Passadumkeag Friday, where
Mr.. Bailey has spent his vacation.
Mrs. Henry Allen has gone to Boston
for a few weeks, where she Will be the
guest of her daughter, Mrs. Nellie Nc
Pherson.
Miss Addie Marks left on steamer Pema-
uuid Wednesday for Somerville, to spend
the winter with lu slstt1, MIS-. Cam
Wakefield.
Nov.s26. UNE FEMME.
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JoRDAN-M'DoNALD.

JORDAN DONALD.
A quiet, pretty wedding took place at
the home of Benjamin Jordan and wife
Saturday evening, Nov. "a, when their
youngest daughter, Bernice A., was mar
ried to Thomas Mcdonald, of Bar Harbor.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. J.
P. Simonton, OF Ellsworth. The bride
wore q tailor made suit of dark blue
broadcloth. She was attended by her
sister, Maude Blanche, as bridesmaid.
Lonnie L. Woodwork, of Bar Harbor, ~as
best man.
After the ceremony delicious refresh
ments were served. The room was pref
tily decorated in white crepe paper and
begonias. The single ring service was
used. The bride was former resident of
this place, and was popular young lady
among the young people. The bridegroom
is one OF Bar Harbor's most popular young
men.
They received a call the same evening
from party of young people, all armed
with tin dishes, which, after having been
used in little serenade, were left for the
future use of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdonald.
The bride and groom left Sunday for
Bar Harbor, where they will make their
home for the present. The bride received
many pretty presents. Her many friends
extend congratulations.
Nov o7
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AMHERST.

Miss Caddie Silsby was in Bangor last
week.
Miss Helen Jewett was in Bangor last
week.
Rodney Chick has gone to Brewer for
the winter.
Luther Giles has nearly finished repair
ing his house.
Miss Mabel Giles is in Ellsworth visit
ing relatives and friends.
Brainard Silsby, who has been employed
at Bangor, has returned home.
Tommy Johnston has gone to Nicatous
lake to work for John Laughlin.
Harold Remission, who has been attend
ing school at Hebron, is at home.
Mrs. Alice Smith and daughter Bertha
are at Clifton visiting her mother, Mrs.
Bragg.
Harry Bridges, who has been employed
by Brewer Ice Co. at Bar Harbor, has re-
turned home.
School in district No. 8 closed last Fri
day, after successful term taught by Mrs.
c. E. Durham.
Nov. 26. o.
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SARGENTVILLE.
Nov. q.

Mrs. Comfort Hooper is visiting friends
at Oceanville.
Miss Edith Eaton returned home from
Bluehill Nov. %.
Clarence Chatto returned to his school
in New Portland Nov "a
Maurice Kimball and family have re-
turned to their home in Bangor.
Miss Jennie Clough spent part of last
week with her sister at Bluehill.
Misses Martha Currier and Elizabeth
Parker were in Castine Thursday.
Miss Grace Bowden spent Saturday and
Sunday with her sister at Brooksville.
Roy Grindal, who has been visiting his
brother at North Sedgwick, returned home
last week.
Miss Frances Greenlaw, who has beer
employed at Capt. ]. n. Sargent's, has re-
turned to Oceanville.
Walter Sargent, NJ. G. l., '07, and Horace
Eaton, M. G. l. '0S, are spending, their va
cation with their parents in this village.
Nov. 26. SIM.
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WINTER HARBOR.
UNE FEMME.

Capt. James A. Stevens is i'll.
Enoch Newman, of. Gouldsboro, was in
town Sunday.
Mrs. Rose Foss, of Hancock, is With her
mother, Mrs. Daniel Bickford, who is i'll.
Holmes Pickett, who has been attending
the NJ. C. l. atlPittsfeld, returned Satur-
day.
Miss Mary..Mayo returned from Prospect
Harbor Saturday, after visit to friends
at the lighthouse.
DR.. A. E. Small went to Bangor Tuesday
to attend the annual meeting of the
Penobscot medical society.
Rev. Gideon Mayo went to West Goulds-
horo Sunday to deliver memorial address
before the Daughters of Liberty.
Alvah Allen and Miss Minnie Morrison,
of Bar Harbor, were in town Sunday,
guests of d. A. Morrison and wife.
Mrs Jordan..M NJ, Joy successfully under
went surgical operation at the Eastern
Maine general hospital at Bangor Friday
DIR. Small went to the hospital with her.
Ellis F. Baker and wife, who have been
in New York state for the past two years,
are visiting friends and relatives here and
at Steuben. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker will re-
turn to New York in about two weeks.
The village schools opened for the win
ter terms Monday with teachers in the
various departments as follows: Primary,
Miss Berry, of Lamoine; grammar, Miss
Baker, of Steuben; high, Miss Wyman.
Nov. 26. e.
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COT MY n w y.
10. additional Co,nfp Ners see ohr pages
sEDGwICK.
Capt. F. A. Torrey is quite i'll.


Capt. F. A. Torrey is quite ill.
Guy Hooper arrived home last week
from pleasure trip to Boston and vicinity.
MisstMsdella H. Small left Saturday for
Boston, to spend several weeks with rela-
tives and friends.
C. A. Holden and daughter, Miss Alice,
leave to-day for Portland to spend Thanks
giving week with friends.
Eggemoggin lodge, F. and A. M, is
making preparations to attend the
masonic convention at Brooklin, Nov. Is.
Hillside circle gave baked bean supper
at the townhouse Wednesday evening,
which. notwithstanding the shower, was
well patronized.
There will be an entertainment by
school children at Riverside hall on Tues
day evening. The proceeds are for the
benefit of the library.
Rev. Essex W. Kenyon occupied the
pulpit at the Baptist church Sunday
morning and gave a most interesting dis
course to an attentive audience. The
series of eyangelistic meetings which
commenced last Thursday under Mr.. Ken
yon's leadership, assisted by Rev. c. c.
Koch, will be continued through this
week every afternoon and evening.
Nov. 26. IL.
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Embellishments
STOMACH'S IMpORTAhcl.,,
How to Strengthen 1t so Iha'
Act as it Should.

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To enjoy both health and happp|
it is absolutely necessary 'n',
stomach and digestive organs al y,
be strong enough to proper! II
the food. If they are weak anu !
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Nothing equals Mi-o-na stoln'. =
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backaches and headaches tha'
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will soon be overcome.
Ask G. A. Parcher to sho" ~ n
guarantee which he gives WIN .,s
SO cent box of Milo ma. III d ~.
remedy he has enough faith nv
antee.
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day for an extended trip. They wilTa
Portland, Boston and Philadelphs, :
turning about Dec. 20.
Miss Esther Astbury, of Bluehil sa
guest of Mrs. George Sylvester
Miss Kathryn McVeigh closed her Sn
on Friday, after successful term.
Miss Mamie Eaton, OF Stonington, nn
iting her aunt, Mrs. Fred SYLVESTER
Guy E. Sylvester spent Saturday !,
Sunday at Bluehill, the guest oil NJ
Young.
Guy Sylvester and Misses Kathryn y
Weigh and Mamie Eaton entersalhssay
party of young people at MonllGi !
Friday evening. Dancing was induS.
in until II O'Clock. 1t was most delsl
full evening. !,
Nov. Is.
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