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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-02-07
Little Walter EiengSElaus
Lost a Finger and
Thumb.

Walter, the 2-year.old baby boy
Of Mr.. Otto IIeukhaus, lost two
fingers last Saturday. Hoand his
4-year-old brother Erwin, were
playing with-a Ratchet when Erwin
chopped off the thumb and fore
finger Of his brothers left hand.
The thumb was cut off entirely,
while the fore1nger was still hang
ing by the skin and may be saved,
but viii most probably be stiff.
The little one has our sympathy in
his misfortune,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-02-07

Mr.. Ray Dickson, who is now at
tending the University at Austin,
was in the city last Sunday,
Mr.. Conrad Wendell, who is suf-
faring from an attack of typhoid
ferer, lie reported to be doing we'll.
WANTED-Disirict Managers 10
post signs, advertise and distribute
samples. Salary $500 weekly,
$500 per day for expenses State
age and present employment.
IDEAL SHEAR co, SO Randolph
ST., Chicago.
Mr., John Wandel, who has been
sick for several weeks, is still con-
fned to his room.
Miss Amy Erb, charming
young lady of Yorktown, who is
teaching the Charlettenburg school,
was in the city Sunday, visiting
the family of r. G. Flatc.
Mr.. Mic Morris:
Having used your
BALSAMIA in different cases of
severe cough, can state that the
same has had a very beneficial eff
feet, and could not be too highly
recommended in cases Of that kind
t.. w. Neuhaus.
Halletsyille, Tex.
Il is made at home and excells
all cough medicines sold here from
elsewhere Price, SOC, at
ST. NICODEMUS DRUG STORE
For sale by Robt, Seydler.
Old Boreas dropped down on us
Sunday night and the Thermometer
dropped to IS degrees Ice was
plentiful and ovcrcoats in demand
Mr. c G. Hamilton was here
last lhursday representing thf
boot and shoe house of w. ] Marti.
Inez and Bros, Of New Orleans.
ssfr jim Dalejsi Of Flatonia wa
down Sunday, meeting old friends
and dropped dollar with the Ga.
aette-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-02-07
The Paul Steam Laundry,
San Antonio, Texas.

Mr.. 0. G Dittmar has accepted
the agency for the above laundry
and aolicits your patronage. This
laundry has added cleaning and
dyeing department and guarantees
the very best work, Leave orders
at A. Q. Koepke'a Barber Shop
Wolters Bros. have change of
ad in this issue. They are Offering
a fine line of farming Implements.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-02-07
Cotton Seed For Sale.

Just arrived, car Of Mechanics
Triumph planting seed; large boil
ana turns out from 81 to 40 poundr
Of lint to the 100 pounds of seed
cotton. Extra fine lint; buyers
will pay moro for it than any 9TH
err cotton on the market. For pri-
ces write l.. E. KARNsTADT,
Ottine, Texas
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-02-07

For hot or cold baths 80 to A. G,
Koepkes.
Mr.. Henry Flessner of route No.
3 is new subscriber to the Gazette.
Fruits Of all kinds at Chas.
Schindlers.
Mrs. f Berckenhoff of Hallets-
vile was here during the past week
whiting relatives and friends
Tie city campaign has opened
AZ Yoakum and there are two cand-
idatea for Mayor, Dan T. Price and
W. w Wimberly.
Valentines fall kinds,
Up = present day,
At Schulze Il Gray.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-02-07
( Card of Thanks.

We take this means Of thanking
thy friends who showed such kind
y IS and sympathy in our late be
reaveInent, the loss ofour son and
brother. Especially would we
mention the Sinner choir and Rev.
Willie Byrees.
j. HEReHEK AND FAMILY.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-02-07
Births.

Born to Tom Mikeska and wife,
a boy, Feb. 1st.
Born to Otto Jaroszewski and
wife, a girl, Jan. 5ist.
Attention is called to the large,
new ad of G. W. Eschenburg the
Sinner furniture dealer. He has
some bargains to offer in the furni-
ture line,
Mrs. w. H. Plageman and little
daughter, Ella, Of Houston are in
the city visiting Mrs. Plageman's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Habermach.
err.
Last Friday was ground log day
and as the pepper saw lits shadow,
we may look for six more weeks of
bad weather, regardless Of what the
weather clerk says,
Good looks bring ! happiness.
Friends care mora for us when we
meet them with 4 clean, smiling
face, bright eyes Sparkling with
health, which comes by taking
ETollietar'a Pnoly,y Afni,,,fain tres
35 cents. Sehulzc Y Gray.
That sterling old drama East
Lynne, was presented at the opera
house last Sunday night to q small
but appreeiatiye audience. The
atteudanceswould have been much
larger had it not beensior the -bli2-
zard which struck The town al
about Z o'clook p. m.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-02-07

Mics Oleu Burrow Of Norktl9n.
Is il the ely visiting her sister.
Mrs, r. G. Flato
Last Friday was candle paasday
and a Catholic holiday, and large
crowd was IN town TO attend SER
vices it the Catholic church.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-02-07
ROE sale.


800 t''NHN'h IRWIN
ROSTERS Inquire at
Gazette Office.
Frank Marek the aged Bohemian
who killed his brother, Vince, a
short time since, near Dilworth,
Was given two years III the peni-
tentiary
Marcus Schwartz, Esq, of Hal
le.swlle vas over last Thursday on
legal business in Justice Tampke's
court.
Mcthuasla was all right, you bet
For good old soul was he,
They cay ha would be living yet,
Had bio taken Rocky Mountain
Tea schulze & Gray,
Prof. F P. Guenthsr, county sup
erintsndent Of schools, Was here
last Thursday on his round Of Wis
itinS the various schools in the
county He went IRON here to the
Burdes school Prof. Gueniher is
untiring IN bis efforts to promots
Che efficiency Of the county schools.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-02-07
Q 0 Q 1890 00D "a % O0WgUVO5T
! LOCAL. NEWS. 8
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10000 "a 81 oo0So0
RAILROAD timH rArLR

LoCKiIARr BRANCH.
Train No. 45 arrives from Lockhart
1905 b. m.
Train No. 4O arrives from Yoallum
2.u5 I'm.
WACO BRANCH WACO TO YoAKUM.
Train No. AZ arrives from Waco at
1890 p. M.
III. YoAKUM TO WACO.
Train No. Al arrives from Yoakum
at 153 p. m.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-02-07
FRESH OYSTERS

RECEIVED every Friday
at j. ". Koniakovsky's
restaurant and served lin
all styles.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1906-02-07

aoNoaoNosaoNoaoaosaoi NosaoaoNoNoAoNoNoAoAo2o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-20
Sheriff's Sale

Stale Dr MAlNE-K ENEEBEC, gs
Taken TINS twelfth day Of June. A d.
1906. on executions Hated May u. I30G. i4-
sued on judgments rendered by the 5,I-
pcrinr Court in ANA for the County IN
ntbec ~ the term thereof begun and
holden al Aug Ista on the first Tuesday III
against William a. kOuth Of Augusta
aforesaid, for the sums respectively III
Five Hundred Dollars damage ana
Twenty-Five Dollars ana Seventeen Cents
costs Of suit. ana FIVE Hundred DplIar4
damage ana Twenty Eve Dollars ana Srv-
cntccn Gents costs IF suit, and Twn Hon
drcd Dollars damage ANA TwFnfy-tlv,.
Dollars ana Seventeen Cents casts w
suit, and will BE- sold IL public auction NJ,
louise ~ state street IN Augusta. Mainp
at the office of Frank j. Ham Sheriff w
said County Of Kcnncbec. on the Iith dar
the forenoon The following dcsr r.bcd reni
state, ana all right. TINE ana lntcrcgt
which tn" said William a. Kouth ha- III
and 70 the sam" or had N IN sans W.
to the same. On June tU'lfth. $780, ti,.
date Of tn" l""y on executions W. iudi-
Gated above, to wit
one ccrlain ut or rhrcrl NJ land with
the buildings thereon. sifuntrd III Yafi
Augusta, bounded AMI described a. fol-
lows. To wit:
Beginning ~ y point Nh the wet barl
Of the l<"rn"b@'. River from which y iin..
running North nifty degrees East win in-
terscct 4 lin" running North. Northeast
from y corner stone between lot4 MI
ana M ?, livc rods from said stouo. and
tnrn.... rttmui.- Enrth u degree W.T. III
II stake ana stones. th'ncr North tGt. AL
c.recs East nine RODS ana five links IT, 4
stake an! stones; tin m" south G4 a.
2rccs East eleven rods ~ the Kcnnef,r"
River: thence running SoEthcrly by said
River To the bound begun AT.
Also Il certain lot "r parcel nf iand eitu-
atr III said Augusta. m tn West side ~
kDnrcbcc River and On the North side IN
Elidg" street. bounded follows. %
Uit Commencing on the West line N
land formerly owned Nv Moses II. Ham
len. al 4 cedar wharfing' thence Errther'y
east corner IF Land conveyed 10 the heirs
Ut IT, ". Fuller. thrncn Westerly sixty
feet To q stake ANA stones: thence South
civ parallel with sa;d Hamlcn's West
~ sixty feet on said cedar wh9rfng to
the first mentioned bounds: together with
HI the right IN the pass lec~4r originally
conveyed \" Georg" DnLy.
Also. 4 certain lot Cr prrccl Df land with
the buildings thereon. sitlat" in said An
"rSta North Of ana near Bridge Street
bounded AMI described as follows. u
wif:-Prginning ~ thc Ncrth-rlst corner
Eaton ana in the West line nf Hama az
EdWard iInmlcn. thence rnnrinr North
"rlv III IN" West line Of sid FrtnI.n's
land fifty feet: thence running Westerly
rarallcl Rith the Enrth line rf laad nav
nr formerly owned w Ruee.Il Eaton IL 4
line 81 drawn as t. PASS midway b-tWnen
tho house occUFGCd nv or formerly nc"H-
pied BY Rozaltha r. Diplock ana the
thence running Southorlv IN eaid line
drawn WV u pass midway between said
hGncf Ia til" North lin" ~ SAL F'1tons
land; thence running Eaeterlv along oaia
Eltra's North line to the pJ.rt Of h.
Dated At sad Augusta this twelfth dav
II Juae. A r. 1876.
II. T. MORSE. Deputy Sheriff
| n-I.t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-20
KENNEBEC.
LiTCHFiELD CORNER.

The funeral services of Mrs. Junietta
NJ. Chase, wife Of ]. f. Chase. We're
held from her late residence Wednes-.
day afternoon. Friends came from
Boston. Gardiner Richmond, Lewiston
and from all parts of the town 10 pay
their last tribute Of love and honor TO
her who was so universally loved ana
honOred. Mrs Nettie Campbell sang
appropriate selections. and the remarks
by Rev. f. A. Harlow were made with
much feeling and the sad faces and
fearful eyes bore testimony to the love
and respect in which she was held by
the entire community. There were
MANY beautiful flowers The members
Of her immediate family. consisting OF
her husband, J. E. Chase, her nephew,
Charm Lydston. and her niece. Ger
trude I.dyston, gave a beautltuI pillow
with her name in violets IN the center.
wreathes We're given by her sister,
Mrs. James W. Lawrence OF South
Gardiner and her son George, Mrs. Geo.
w. Miller and family of Boston, Mrs.
MARQUIS s Miller and family OF Boston,
and the Womans Relief Corps OF
Litchfield. James NJ. Tarr Of Houlton.
and Robert l.. Niles of LISBON FaliS
brought roses: Miss Edith Nj. Gold
smith OF West Gardiner, stocks; j. w.
Starbird and family Of Lewiston and
Miss Endola Robinson. basket Of pinks
and roses: Mr.. and Mrs. Guy w. Saw
var. Boston. roses; Nellie NJ. Ham.
I.itchfield. lilies; Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. b.
Day, Richmond. pinks: Eleanor and
Warren Fullerton. Woolwich, pinks.
Mrs. Chase was ever ready 10 help any
one in trouble. She not only gave
freely of her means but she has spent
many day.. ana m2ny nights by the
bedside or the suffering. She has pre-
pared ,hc dead for burial. and her tears
Of loving sympathy ever flowed for the
afflicted She was a faithful and low
ing mother to the orphan children Of
her husbands sister. and the loss I" her
family is very great. No one in our
community could BE- more missed and
more sincerely ana universally
mourned.
Mr.. and Mrs Washburn of Minot.
and family are the guests of Mrs.
Washburns parents. Rev. and Mrs. f.
a. Harlow. The ordinance of infant
BAPTISM was administered to their in
FAINT daughter by Rev. Mr.. Harlow at
the Sunday morning service.
Mrs. Almira and Miss Hannah Smith
have gone to their seaside cottage for
season.
Mrs. Mary Rosworth is making some
repairs on her house.
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partially helpless from an attack Of
spinal ap"plcxy about 3 weeks ago. Dr.
blanchard Of Ilnrlland ANA Drs. Porter
ana Hawthorne Of Newport have visit
cd hcr during tie past few days.
Florence ana Willard Palmer Of
Sk"wirg.tn arc visiting their grand
parents, Mr.. ANA Mrs. r. ". Thompson.
Mrs II. y. Longlry returned Thurs
any t. her home i'll pitt4lirld after \
FEW days visit with relatives here.
Mr.. ana MIR. 4. II. S"uthard with
their guests, Mr.. ANA Mrs. .. :. pris-
coli If New York, visited at the n"nc
u: Mr.. ANA Mrs. T.. l.. Palmer Of 81.
Adams Saturday evening.
Mr.. ana Mrs. l.. ". Frost visited
Mrs. r'rost'S mother in ~. Adams, sun
t'y.
Miss Lena Butler will commence June
2?d IL give weekly instruction on tn
pianp or organ 10 class Of pupils in
East St. Adams. The pupils arr
ILiss.5 Ethel ana Nelma Badger. Irml
ana Alma Ferry. Mildred Nuttcr, Ruby
Dodge and Mrs. p. S. Emerson.
Walter Tripp is repairing his barn.
Mr. ana Mrs. ]. ". Chambers Of
Corinna visited al 4. T.. Badgers, sun
day.
Air. ana Mrs. ". A. I:laiadrl were in
Bangor Monday.
Mr.. ma Mrs. c. +. Libby were in
town Tuesday.
Mrs BERTHA Loud Of Rhode Island il
visiting her parents at the home Of Mrs.
Ellen shaw.
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Latest News From Maine Towns
PENoBsco1.
ETNA.

ETNA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred sylvester from
Brewer have been in town visiting "a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. bennett of Bangor
We're at Mrs. 5. +. Dement'S over sun
day.
Arthur Sylvester who was called here
by the illness and death OF his mother
Mrs. }. W. Sylvester has returhed 70
his home in Calais.
School in District No 3 taught by Miss
Edith Mitchell closed Friday with a
concert as follows:
Duet, When the Sunset Turns the
Oceans Blue to Gold by Edith Mitch :
ell and Edna Russell; Readings. "A
Boy Complaint" Cliff Fairbrother.
Pas Younger Days" Vera Dwelly;
''Mollie's Lamb" Oracle BuzZell; Dia
logue, prof. Halry'S Lecture; Song.
''Whippoorwill," duet: readings Mar
jore's Almanac" Mary Locke; "nlidge
Keepers story" Edna Russell; My
Dog Rover Vera Dwelly: Barefoot
Boy Earl Rowe: .'Snowflakes." Adj
rian Locke; ANXIOUS Mother" Evan
geline Rowe: Dialogue, Trials Of Il
School Teacher readings" Donation
Party" Cliff Fairbrother, The Rising
Of 1916" Edith Mitchell.
Mrs. Eta Thomas has returned 10
her home in Bangor after being in town
with her mother "A weeks. Her daush-
ter is working at Walter Amcs's ana
caring for her grandmother Mrs. Julia
Ames.
AIRY.
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SAGADAHOC
WOOLWICH.

Alr. anu Mrs. Alexander Reed viii
4, + hfhtr their wooden Wedding me
18th.
TT" fair At Sagadahoc Ferry was
h"ld FRIDAY afternoon ANA evening ana
NA" v"rv successful. adding quite 4
sum I" the sidewalk fund.
Prof. ri"rSon Of Union. but formerly
"f Gliihalahrra. Mexico, filed tha CON
%r"g;'ti"nal pulpit Sunday as d candi-
dat.
II hnN rr"r promises to b. good if
! wa Jun" il the sign.
MrS, L"w"n Chapman, Miss Maxine
mi M'>" W"lma Snowman passed the
sabbath in Huckland.
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II commonly gradual; nno HI II after
another IN srt a4id" till f,w remain.
1li' II "rt not eaten with much relish
"nd ~" often 50 light as moi ID afford
mus y Hnurishmrnt.
Loss of appetite Is one or tbn Crst
il''Ir''i"'i$ mat the system il running
~" H "iid there is nothing .lsr 80 cool
H% tln"d N t1r.ApaIilla the best Or All
tuiiics.
Accept no substitute for Hoods
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NORTH MONMOUTH.

Childr"m'S Day was well observed Sun
daI last. at Union Church, North Mon
mouth. In the afternoon Rev Harold T..
Young, Advent. rr"a he'd !; very interest
ing and instructive sermon to th.. Young
and to parents. In the evening thrr,. was
good Attendance despite the heavy rain.
Thc Program was rs follows:
Introduction, March from gallery 10 paws
Quartet beautiful ChIldr, 4 Day
Prayer, Rev. Mr. .Jlt k 81 4;
Twenty third Psalm in concert
Duet Mrs. and Miss Jackson
Address Of Welcome Clara Sanborn
Recitation, 1T is Children,s Day.
Recitation, How Shall | Choose Il Bios
som, GladES Gordon
Recitation. Little Rainbow.
Song, "A Little Rainbow"
Mabel Prescott
Ruth Jackson
Recitation, In Glad June DAYS.
Glen Moody
Recitation, Gift Bearers"
Alcolm Gordon
Recitation, Lessons from the Flowers"
Recitation, Willard Jackson
RecitatlOn Infant Glass
Duet Misses I.eadbntter and Jackson
Recitation. Song of the Seasons
Recitation, Ethel Chandler
Recitation, "Children's Day"
Edith Richardson
Solo and Quartet, Miss I.cadbetter
Recitation, Jesse Richardson
Recitation. Carol Jackson
Recitation, "A Happy Sunshine Band,
Quartet
Recit tion.
Myrtle Fairbanks and Fannie Berry
Recitation, Bertha Richa rdson
Recitation, what we give not what w"
get Four Boys
Recitation. Myrtle Fairbanks
Quartet
RencdictiOn. Rev. Mr. Young
Postlude.
The singing BY the following nuartett
was excellent; Miss Vcrna Lcadbetter.
soprano: Miss Ruth Jackson. alto: Rev.
II r. Young. tenor: Mr.. Briggs. Bass.
Miss Emma A. Coombs presided at the
organ.
Many Of the farmers in town will have
to nostpore their corn planting until next
year on account Of the late rain.
VIM C Brown will sell his personal
property at auction Saturday afternoon.
June %.
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SMITHFIELD.

Tn" past week has been favorable
one fer farmers ana more work has
been done than III any week through
the SlI'n&. quite an acreage Of pnta-
tees Las been planted but not 50 much
corn.
Thomas Warren has purchased 4
part of the farm formerly owned by
Ivory Moshcr.
Alden Taylor was business visitor
IN town Friday.
Summer visitors are Hacking to IL
several summer resorts. The famuu
chain of lakes commencing with East
ahd connecting with North. Great and
MeSsalonskee furnish plenty of sport
for the fishermen and the many cot
tages dotted along the several shores
will be We'll filed for the next two
months.
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SOMERSET.
HlNCkLEY.

r-- ~.
- 90 - i
'o'i|''i q '.''i 10y "S"' - -
VISITING ot Alfred Chnh,,uck,s ina mast
IVA weeks
churcb III iii cas, ,id,. ~ IN. ,iv.,.
Sn,a.,v f,,...,n,, ,o,,,r.,., ~ pcv
Mr. p,o. NJ. p,,. 4, III oo.d ,n,n
b,vin,, ,,,c...I III, III, .,..,r.. :, It'll,
~ Nm r,,,i,. H.. f,.,Iti..s .nd
,o,.,r III h,I,,i,,. .,,,,i,to. III.
e.r,,nn ,,.,,, .,,.,i.,h. i, III, n..,,. i,
his listeners.
The fri,.,dc ,f W., = ,rr.,., ,,iu H..
nln.c.a T.. L,,,,,, th.,, IL. b. L,,,,t,
~. ,,lint,, ,,,,,.,.ti,...,. rI,,, al
wish him much success.
II T. Watson ,,d f.,milv .,ra a.
cupyins their cottage III tn,. GOOD viii
Pines.
Mis-. TAN. II tiin..l,l.,, ,..h. h.., ha,,
f,r from u.Il NJ. ,,ct y..,. u ,,,,,.i,
inlroy..d III health AM Il ,,.,e.iuo ~.
Summer IN IN. pin.g
Prof A H. TAM. v.hn bas MAN, III.
Of the teachers ~ cuna Win I,,r,n H..
mast few y.ars h1e ,r,v.a III. f,nu,,
to East WINTHROP. III, wiIl i. greatly
missed hy his rIIril4 VIM f,.i.,,,;..
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the food stopped up in them at that partic-
ular time.
These emergency drugs relieve the
immediate trouble, bit Do not relieve its
Cause.
The same trouble viii therefore recur
again till that Cause IS removed per
manently.
The chief cause of Constipation and
Indigestion is a weakness 81 the Muscles
that contract the lntestines and Bowels.
Carcarcta are practically 70 the Bowel
Muscles what Massage and Cold Bath
are to the Athletic Muscles.
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EAST MT. VERNON.

The Russ Telephone Co. is extending
the line to Cottle Hill where it Will
connect with the homes of the follow
ing: Albert Creacy. Eugene Turner,
Edward 4. Cnttle and Henry |. Tucker.
A ear for the Boston market is being
loaded with hemlock lumber by Frank
Kendall.
c. O. Damr"n. who is an efficient
hand with the paint pot and brush. is
improving the buildings on the farm of
Nelson Hutchinson by painting.
The Clough place owned by Mrs.
Frank Dunn has been purchased, and is
now occupied by Frank Fairbanks from
Augusta
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PALMYRA.

Mr. and Mrs. O. s. Driscoll of New
York are visiting Mrs. Driscolls broth
81. A. II. Southland. Mr. DriSColl IS
IN expert at baseball and he accepted
the position Of first base with the Pal
myras in game against Pittsfield,
Saturday afternoon. The score stood
at the 18th inning L. TO II in favor Of
Palmyra.
Mrs. Il. =. Miller is suffering from
shock, sustained last week after being
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-06-20
JACK MAN.

Albert McDaniels made trip to
Caratunk this week
Hon. S. j. Walton Of Skowhegan il in
town.
The home Of William Henderson was
destroyed by fire Friday afternoon.
Mrs Rose Burns ana children from
Sherbrooh. p. O.. are visiting Mrs.
Burns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Nc
kenney.
Mrs. George Wilson died at her home
on High street Thursday. The funeral
was held Saturday morning in the
Catholic church.
Pel@ss Gilbert died Saturday morning.
The funeral was held Monday morning
in the Catholic church.
H. w. Holden ana daughter Zilla
made trip to lockwood. this week.
Miss Blanch Moore returned from
Bangor, Saturday, where she has been
for tn" past six months attending
school
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all ctr er Diseases.

al otter Diseases. T-'
west Pocket" box 10 cents.
Be sure you get the genuine, made
only BY the Sterling Remedy Company.
and never sold in bulk. Every tablet
stamped "CCC."
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EAST VASSALBORO.

Miss Gertrude Richardson is visiting
friends in Winslow
Mr.. ana Mrs David Gates left
Thursday morning for Boston where
Mrs. Gates will remain for an indie
hnit" period for treatment.
Mrs Frank Jones Of South China
Was 4 guest Of Mrs. Gates before she
loft town.
Mrs. Cynthia Richardson left Thurs
day morning for Massachusetts where
shr Will remain for the summer with
her daughter.
Mrs. Annette Jackson of Boston who
is visiting at South China was the
guest Of friends here Tuesday.
Mrs. Hannah Jenkins, Mrs. Hannah
Pickering. Mrs. Elizabeth Jones ana
Mrs. Eliza Philbrook Of South China
were guests Of Mrs. Eliza Pierce
Thursday.
Mrs. Elwood Jenkins ana children Of
Augusta passed the day Thursday
with Mrs. Frank Marden.
Henry Taber who has been danger
0usly i'll for number Of weeks is
much improved.
Mrs. William Dow has been i'll the
past week but is much improved.
Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. BOWS mother has
been Very i'll and Mrs. Albert Wheeler
Of Massachusetts has been with her
for Il number Of days.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Daniel Hcscock with
guests passed sunday on Stanley Hill
with friends.
Miss blanche Marshall entertained
friends from Bangor ANA Danforth
over Sunday.
Mr.. Geo Taylor has been doing ex-
tehSive work on the grounds in front
Of his residence
Summer Page lost one Of his valua-
bic team horses 4 few days ago.
Mrs. Warren Stewards has returned
from Springfield. Mass where she hu:,
be- II visiting her daughter.