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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

where the loading of Is ships will be
gin at once. Three thousand persons
ear get work in the Alaskan Can
neries.
The Pacific Coast COS. steamship
City of Puebla, which was sunk at the
Union Iron Works by the Trembler,
will he raised in few days. The
steamer Columbia, Portland, was shalf-
en- badly by the earthquake and great
~ damaged.
The sailing Of the liner Sonoma for
Australia and the Mongolia for the
Orient has been indefinitely postponed.
The total amount Of the relief fund
collected To date is $S.470,3T0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
BULLETINS,

san Francisco, April 24.-Noon.-
Coroner William Walsh estimated that
the total number of dead will not be
less than 1000. His reports are COM
plete and his estimate is made up
from all the data he has been able to
collect.
Coroner Walsh said
Bodies that the deputy coroners
have found and buried number 300 as
follows:
AT Polka ana Bay streets 32; at
Portsmouth Square %; at Washing
ton Square II; at the Six Mile House
200; at Laurel Hill %; Scattered in
different parts of the city 10. No
thorough search has been made of the
districts south of Market or the Chin
Csc quarter. Many lives must have
been lost in these sections. South of
Market street are the cheap lodging
houses ANA many of these collapsed
from the effects Of the earthquake.
shortly after the earthquake, SOL
dierS and police, SO | have been told,
buried bodies along the water front.
have received no official report of
these. The total number of dead will
undoubtedly reach, if it does not ex-
Ceed 1000"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
GOOD BYE CH.NAMEN.
No Mere to Be Allowed to Live in the
City Proper.

San Francisco. April 24.-The big fire
has obliterated Chinatown from san
Fr"Ecisco forever. Mayor Schmitz in
formed Chief Of Police Dinan last night
that all Of the Chinese now in the city
would be collected and placed in and
near Fontenas warehouses, near Fort
Mason and that the new Chinatown
would be located at Buffers Point on
the southern extremity Of the county
on the bay shore. 1t is several miles
distant from the old Chinatown.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
$4,000 CONTRIBUTED.
Amount Of Cash Subscriptions Already
Made in Maine.

Portland. Ne, April 24.-The cash
collections to date for the California
sufferers from the citizens of Portland
is about $4,000. A large concern has ~
so donated $500 worth Of canned goods
The total cash contributions fr"ri tll'
stat 10 date amounts to about $-o'o"'-
The subscriptions are considerably III
excess of Jle above amounts ana ii''
money IS being rapidly collected.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

The storm of yesterday made it neces-
Sary for the game scheduled to BE- played
this afternoon at Quimby field by the
Gardiner High and Cony High baseball
teams. to be postponed. and there seems
little prospect for the other games ar
ranged for this week to be played. as was
first planned. 1t will take some time for
the field to dry after the snow leaves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
Not Reported from Elsewhere

Portland, Me, April 24-No reports
had been received in this city from
any other towns concerning the earth
qn2ko reported at Rockland. but this
1;ty ," accounted 1"r by the fact that
"ift Communication Vas Ladl, IL NOR
allied by the storm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
BARTLETT DOE.
Former Wealthy Maine Man Dies ir
San Francisco.

Portland, Me. April 24-Bartlett
Doe. a former wealthy resident Of
Maine. died in san Francisco last
"Wednesday soon after thc earthquake.
Mr.. Doe was III. owner Of one of the
finest hotels in san Francisco and his
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Ia ,ooyad 40 usual. For the past ie"
davs vessels of the Paclflc squadron
have been keeping vessels from leaving
tba mort but this restriction mas pteii
removed by orders from Admlral Good
rich. commander-in-chief OF the facl-
fc SQUADRON, to the shipping commis-
sioner Of the port.
rha big fortifications at the entrance
to the Golden Gate did not escape from
serious injury during the great shak-
I'm The full extent OF the injury sus-
tanned by the great works is as yet un-
known for nothing but survey by the
engineering corps can disclose the full
extent of the damage. At Lime Point,
the. ernplaceMcntS on the big gums have
been cracked and twisted. The heavy
concrete both in the floors aud walls
of the emplacemcnts hear unnli2taE;t-
BE evidence of having been given
bad shaking.
Conditions are said to be equally bad
at the Notifications back of Old Fort
Point. As il is now, the great 12-inch
guns on both sides of the gate, conSt-
tuting the main defence. are practical
" useless Thy weigh many tons
each, but their adjustment upon their
carriage is as delicate as that Of
watch The earthquake destroyed this
and though the damage can he r.
pairrd, it will take considerable time
and much labor before the big guns
are in a condition to DO the eX caution
tlcy were intended to.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Cusick & Lincoln. among their tax
ing spring styles Of shoes, make a
prominent showing Of the famous
Douglass shoes that are more popular
than ever since the manufacturer has
shown himself to be such an all round
practical man. These shoes are favor
ties with many people
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

The people who are saving rubbers and
other things for the junk auction that j.
10 be held by the Board Of Trade AuXil>
larry have just six more days in which To
gather material. The Auxiliary will hold
q meeting this week to perfect arrange
ments for having the junk collected ana
to complete plans for the sale, May l.
This will probably be the first May day
on which basket Of old rubbers will h.
accertable
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Deputy Enforcement Commissioner Gif-
ford, who for long time was on duty
i'll this city ana who is now stationed at
Rumford Falls. was in Augusta yesterday
10 give testimony before the grand jury,
and came here to call on his many Gard-
ner friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

The steamer city Of Augusta did not
arrive in Gardner yesterday on account
of an accident by which She was seriously
damaged Just after leaving Bath. 1t is
said that she struck a ledge and stove
nearly all the paddles from her wheels
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Gardiner Company. No. 10. L. r., X. of
p. gave the first of a series OF assem-
blies last evening at X. of p. hall. Ia
spite Of the storm which caused generally
disagreeable conditions, there was a.largn
number present and the evening was en-
joyed exceedingly. Music for dancing
was furnished by Monaghan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

The following letters are advertised at
the Gardiner postoffice: Miss Helen a.
Bullock. Angie Colson. Mrs. Rosa Hoyt.
II. G. Brush, p. c. Holmes & Co, Mr. H.
f. Robinson, S. s. Wright
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Chicago April 24.-Ncxt Saturday
will be san Franchises DAY in Chicago.
On that day, every person who has not
contributed to the relief Of the fire and
earthquake sufferers of the Pacific
coast will have opportunity to add his
mite to the great fund.
The total amount thus far collected
for tho relief fund is $5S3,3l3
In proclamation today Mayor Dunno
will designate Saturday as the day OF
universal giving.
Armed with subscription petitions,
the policemen Of the city will make 4
house 20 house canvass, asking for con
tributionH.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
$1,500,00O from Congress.

Washington, April 24.-President
Roosevelt late tonight signed the joint
resolution Of Congress appropriating
$1,5O0,00O additional for the relief Of
he San Francisco sufferers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Miss Frances Owen of Manchester, n.
H., returned TO her home yesterday after
passing Il week with relatives in Ran
d0lTh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Arrangements are being made for the
Tooth anniversary of Maine COmmandery.
X. r., to be celebrated Nav %, and the
event will probably take place on an
elaborate scale
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

jerks is fitting up a cosy parlor for
his ice cream customers that is already
very attractive with its new hard
wood floor, fancy screen draperies and
I modern bronze iron frame tables and
| chairs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Friday and Saturday. "Our banner
days" BY the way the ladies show
their appreciation Of the Emporium's
opening days. it is fair to conclude that
this weeks banner days will be busy
ones
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Honest Shingles" are advertised in
to-day's paper. This advertiser agrees
TO deliver honest shingles free to
Gardiner buyers. Read his ad
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

The reception which was 10 be rendered
Ray. J. r. Clifford, the new pastor of the
Methodist church. last evening, WIS post
poned on account of the weather.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Rents are steadily growing higher in
Gardiner, and even at advanced prices
are not easy to find
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Miss Annie Bascomb, who has been Wis
iting Gardiner friends, returned yesterday
tc her home in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

rat what you want and when ynu
want If YOU strengthen the stomach
with Mi-o-na. SOC box at c. H.
Reane's Of Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Mr. ana Mrs. B n. Hammond Of pork-
iand are the guests Of friends in Farm
ingdale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

10 the lakes is the cry now Be
fore starting, be sure and look through
Decker K Days big line of fishing
tackle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Miss Susie Cottlc Of Lewiston arrived
last evening for week visit with
friends in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

capt. George Dearborn is the guest or
ms daughter, Mrs. +. T. Bradstre.t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Mrs. George Sherman is confined to her
home In Randolph by Illness
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Judge A. NJ Spear loft yesterday ,o boId
court at Wiscasset. IT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
Local Notice.

sunlight hop and ball, Wilson hall.
Fast day; music by Carey's orchestra.
april25d1t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25
GARDINER.
Journals Telephone Call, s1.3.

Mrs. f. a. Lawton left yestt rdav far ,
visit IN Boston. ''' :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25


i.n.a, -, -. 49, IL Nnii"u9 pro-
~ 1e p'e.',ii9 ~ " puoiic iilai'iiel
from the san Francisco disaster and
Forwarding material aid, have been
abandoned owing to Pres. RooSeVelt'S
dispatches to the Hamburg American
,. ,. 90 ana me North German Lloyd
;. $. Co. saying that such contribu-
uonS are not necessary.
bitterly, the Tagcblatt esneciaIIv in ,
leading article scoring President Roose-
Welt ana the Monroe doctrine aft,rns
that the President arppars To ba de-
claring ethical Independence Of the IN
wur.J ana ,v,rnin,s foraio, ,,l,,,I.,., :,
not ~ rnruie,b rr.,,ar;, ,,dIi, ,,l,i','S ,.i'''
''i''' ''''i d ''i''
Seattle Wash Ar,,iI >. >-,.o,,,. ,oo
refugees reached Seattle I,rt n;,rh+
from san Francisco The steamer
burnside sails today with additional
sunpIi.s. making th. third chin, +, ,,,iI
from seattle.
Portland. ore AnriI "a >,i,, b,,ndro1
refugees from san Francisco reached
Portland Yesterday over th,. enu,h.rn
Pacific railroad. They are heinz c,ra,
fol. by individuals, ana .rn,niz.,ti,,,s
Los Angeles, taIif.. April .4.-IIeulth
authorities of Los Angeles are making
every precautIon t" prevent the intro
ductl"h of disease from San Francisco
by the refugees now nnrking To tbe
iIi,.
Oakland, Calf, April "a Prcsiden.
NllkihS "l tn" deaf, dumb and blind
asylum az berk"l"y, reports that no pu-
pll or employee Of til" institution re-
celNtd ihe slightest injury. All are
Weli-
oa,,
,,,tt IT'LL i''' Ni'H Mayor
-,i,,l,, i'''' '""' SeNerdi
~ ''"'' NV peth pIdcarded
'''''''H !" '''e thect mat skill
co. lie says that such notices are er-
f"h'"uS as there is n" material in San
frahciSco Tor mechanics 10 work with.
~
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I'LL Nd'ii'Stu a. burilhsah" py
A con 49, ~ '' ""a injured.
l. ao,,,, on " i'h cuttings are
a(,,,,',,,.. i'' NaH injured me large
hoa,, ,'',,iI. ',''.o - ~ iiiSa hayward haS
co,t,,,..,i na''r ~ nv i''Spl'dl. me
E1o,aa r'.,,;a,' i' "'t S,dti"il at san
tor,, yI. ,r' "iH . i'isil p'''iuihe' was
i,,r,, n ~ "'oiS e'capeh m
here are nlanni,r ~ sona -. =. II
earthmuaka srffaro,.s, u, :. IL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

san Francisco, April 24.-The United
Railroads las rendered the use Of the
entire system to Mayor SchmitZ for the
benefit of the people during the present
crisis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Charles T.. Taylor Of Pittsbur@, prrsi-
G"rt Of the carnegie Hero Society:
"Wouli You ANA Lawrence Phippo
make rurchas" ANA forward iinmrdiate-
~ goods essentially needed for san
Fran .iSc" sufferers to tile amount Of
5000 for the Carnegie Hero commits
sion"
Coy. pardrc was at once comunicat-
e'i with and has sent a list of articles
most required, including cots. bedding
ana clothing.
The Carnegie donation will be cX-
pended here and in Los Angeles and
Shilmcnt made Oh tho steamer state
of California. this evening"
san Francisco, April 24-It is an
nounc"d that the Southern Pacific on "
cialS are ready to build Il track through
the heart of the devastated city from
Harrison street to the bay ANA to run
their fiat ears to remove the Wrtckage.
In this great work it is announced that
between 5000 and 1000 men will be
employed. Ii is said an application
will he made Immediately to the sup
ervisors of san Francisco for Il fran
chise for this track.
New York. April 24.-The general re-
lief funds continued to expand today
The total of The New York Chambcr nr
Commerce fund tonight WAS $124 l6i
The combined Red Cross and mayors
fund has nearly reached $500 600 The
Merchants Association stands at S1iJ,-
CSC. The Jockey club today contributed
$2- .OC0
san Francisco, April 2i.--One Of the
GruCSHme scenes that has followed the
fir" WAS that witnessed OH Telegraph
Hill and Russian Hill and along the on
tire north beach front Of the city this
morning when scores of half-StarVed
dogs We're found eating human bodies.
The animals We're discovered gnaWing
and tearing at the corpses half burned
in the ruins. Elucjackets We're at once
detailed to cover the sections dcSignat-
ed and kill all dogs found
\ further search will be made of
these sections to obtain the bodies and
bury them as soon as possible.
San Francisco. April 24-Thcre was
al inspection today OF the bank vaults
~ 'itt pht ilt'i 'IlotiltlS ana Ill no III
stance We're they found to have been
destroyed. but it is realized that an
early opening would endanger their
pcrishable contents and in order that
this may be avoided some weeks must
clapse until they are thoroughly cooled
off before they are entered. In the
meantime business will be done at tenn
porary quarters with money furnished
through the medium Of the mint and
the United States sub-treasury officials.
PelSin, April 24.-The Empress Dowager
has sent to the American legation a check
for $1,000 for the relief Of the sufferers
from the disaster al San Francisco and
is sending 100 to the Chinese in that
city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

santa Earbara. calf. April FIJI.
y. N2.l, d banker Of this city, yes
ter"ay received the following from
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

S"attl", Wash, April 24-Ncarly 100
refugees reached Seattle last night
from san Francisco The steamer
burnside sails today with additional
supplies, making the third ship to sail
from seattle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Portland. ore, April 24.-SiX hundred
refugees from san Francisco reached
Portland yesterday over the Southern
Pacific railroad. They are being cared
for by Individuals ana organizations.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Pekin. April 24-The Empress Dowarer
has sent to the American legation a check
for $50.Go0 for the relief Of the suffere rs
from the disaster at San Francisco and
is sending $4,000 to the Chinese in that
~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-25

Oakland, Calf, April "a Prcsiden.
Wilkins Of the deaf. dumb and blind
asylum AZ Berkeley. reports that no pll-
pil or employee Of the institution re-
reIved he slightest injury. All are
wei.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-05
WHY THE PARDON
WAS REVOKED
But Alternately Not Only Took
Gallon of Whiskcy From Old
Man, But Injured Him.
POWER OVER A WOMAN
State Contends That Sanctiiica-
zionist Had Gained Remarkable
Control Of Mrs. Inglc.

l'i''i@i 70 lhe Times Dispatcnl
RALEIGH n. g.. December 4-Con-
corning the revocation of fine r,r.o, of
Frd Aberr,tl,. ..-......- .,
N'''7 years seq"
''''~' ia MeeNiehpulg county for taking
a Jug OF whlskcy from au OLD man on
tho streets OF ,q.ario... sis, ,...,.. ,.
o.,,...--l.- ,.....
'- '''' ii ''
4-@'f' l-'r' arlhcation was made for tue
pardon hy Alternately. ATTORNEYS. bgt Do
declined fo ..t .+ ella. ... p.
10 i'ih '-at Aheft'i"y ilad
merely taken the whiskcy. vallcd at
about 0ff, ..r,s and D.,t ,...,... ft.
victim was an o,d man. tna f,,fr. ,-t,.
Abernatnv The. nine ,..-s. ..rt.r.. also
that counsel rar,r..-.'r,r..t -. tl... ,..,,,,.
that goo injury WAS don. rho oia ,rr,
hs- Ab.rnathy in taking t.. ,,ff-t., a,.1
that Alternately was a. good prisoner. and
had served iu the Sparf-,-A rn.rt.ar MAJ
and received an honorable. discharge All
tDr issuing the pardon. tho co,..rnor Saws.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-05
Times Dispatch Branches.


The following Branch onices have BEEN es-
tatushed fcr DC beneat - taose tvAg at 3
olttsnce from the Man Onice * nc ,nee
any Of these branches Viii GIVE me saiie
eareful attention az though tney hs1 oeen
lsr az tes Man once and there VIII be no
extra cost Go tae advertiser. .,
SLACGHrERs DRUG STORE. Twenty -hi'h
aaI NanuhIe streets.
W r. EANEs -s-s East Broad Street
a A. SCOTT Twen. dfth and Broad streets,
NrILIAMs- PHARMACY. Twenty -nrat ana
gARK1>r. GRANr & CO.. Foushee and
C ". iArMER. No. SO ives, Marshall
EAoNfsoN's DRUG STORE No. lsz west
: L BErEIuOGE. Brook Avenue ana clay
ssADls DRUG STORE. Barton Heights.
FLCflE DRUG STORE. 80 Ss'o Wi1iA1i'S-
ROBINS FAARMAcY NO. 90 last MarshaA
CITY DRUG STORE 80. 14w Eas, Main
sUDsoS cUNNlNGHAM' 40. ao27 East Main
PINE sTHEFT FHARMACT. no. ss4 south
FIRs-PARRIsH co. No. AZ East Broad
THE PARAGON PHARMACY. No. So west
EAT6N FHARAIAcY. Twenry-eiehth and y
RIsoNs PHARMACY. No. us canal Street
= 2 Inv Is. No. East Broad street
q rNDLh1 WALKER, Iwe nt! -ntth ana
HoRTHsiDE PHARMACY. Tifyh and Baker
Carriers DRUG STORE. 40. no2 Hun
TwENTY -EIGHTH AND y STREET PFAH-
r AAAOi n, Hent5 -eiga.h and y strsets o..,,
l., \. " hEkN. INC. corner l~enty-hi'h
6AsI PHARMACT. No. 2Gu . Street
l 49, ~ ~ ~ "a. NO. - Nortn sycamore
II9'EE.ss,-DIsPArcH. 30. a5 Eighth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-05
WHISKEY SEIZED.
Auction of Corn Liquor Draws an
Immense Crowd.

fALl-lPli n c., December i.-De-
putty Collector Of Internal Revenue J. y.
IL. Adams, sold at auction this afternoon
400 gallons Of whiskey seized by officers
IN various parts Of the district during
fine past few months. There was an inn
mense crowd AT the auction. and the
whiskey brought ana average OF SI.65 per
gallon. 10 was mostly corn.
The internal revenue collections la this.
the Eastern District. during November
aggregated 1925. $1,000. as compared with
$2l4, 1872 for November of last year.
Captain John Duckctt. chief Sfcrk to
tho State Superintendent Of Public In
struction. is grieving over the loss of %
fine coop OF chickens. which was sto>Sn
from his residence, on Polk srect, last
night.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-05
BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.
The Commissioner Still at Johns
Hopkins for Treatment.

ISpecial o. Tho IImes- suufch-I
RALEIGH y. g.. December 1.-The
Finance Committee of the State B ard
OF Agriculture was iu session to-day pre-
pairing It's report for the annual scss ON
Of q q board which begins tO-mO row.
COmmissi ner Of Agriculture s. J.. Patti T.
SON is stiI I'm 10 ms II pRins Hospital,
Baltimore. for treatment not having suf-
hcicntly recovered from the operation he
under vent me weeks ago to leave the
care of tho hospital phys'c clans lie had
expected to be- here fr the annual ses-
sion OF his board. Actinc Commissioner
W A GIRL ham Jr will preside in his
absence. ApprO riatlons aegregating more
than O0o for departmental work are
To- b. ma @. Tho b 'ard will also meet
devote several days 20 the affairs Of this
Institution
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-05
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES.

CNREDEEMED PLEDGES. HALF
their Embellishments Watches Jew
elry. Rings, Guns Pistols Dress SUIT
cases, etc BACHRACHS =. Ninth St
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-05
Notice to Taxpayers.

THE LAST HALF OF CITY TAXES.
REAL ESTATE AND Personal. for
1906 IS NOW DUE AND PAYABLE AT
this office.
EVERY male n years OF age and
EVERY person keeping house or doing
business I'm the city S. assessed for per-
sonai taxes. Those who have not pafd
any city taxes during the wear will please
call ana settle. so as 20 avoid being posted
as delnGucnts-
GRADING. PAVING. PIPE AND SEW
ER CONNECTION BILLS arc also duo
and Will have 10 be declared delinquent n
FIVE PER CENT viii Toe added 10 last
half II not paid on or before DECEMBER
31ST.
Interest % SIX PER CENT. also af-
tachea to an bills as soon as reported de-
unuucnt
Particular attention S. called To- tie
above. as under am ordinance passed h-
the city Council there can be no avoid
ance Of the penalty
FRANK w CUNNINGHAM
Collector OF city Taxes
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XMAS GOODS.

VEHICLES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
neloclpedes. Tricvcles. Irish Nal Sleds,
Iocket Knives. Scissors. Table Cutlery.
Carvers. etc. II YOU want the best come
20 see US. HARRIS EILETT HARD
WAttE CO. next door 20 1Oc Store
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Wants
ONE CENT A WORD.
ONE CENT A WORD.

THE RATE for Classified
Want Advertising is I cent per
word, Net Cash in ADVANCE,
with a minimum cost of 10 cents
for each insertion. The same
rate applies to deaths, marriages,
obituaries and al other classified
notices. No display type allowed
IN the classified columns.
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CAsHGTRLS WANTED. MILLER q
RHOADS.
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Lost and Found.

lost. A SHORT SQUIRREL NECK
piece. lined with crmine. Eoing from
Main street through Madison To G-9 w.
Cary. on Thanksgiving ncht. between
o and Z L. NJ. Finder return t. 3-9 w.
Cary and gct reward
LOST SOMEWHERE BETWEEN 40
south Pine Street and Brook Avenue and
bacous Quarter Branch. one gold neck
chain. with four or 1--WE pearls. Finder
viii bee rewarded ~ returned 20 Mrs.
WEAVER, 40 south Pine Street. City.
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TOYS

TOYS rDMPkINs ONLY COMPLETE
st0cA a. city. z07 ". Broad,