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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1907-03-18
WITH RITES
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in saying, none more neglected than
the duty of teaching children and
youths as well as adults. the Scrip
lures of Truth. Religious conviction
and spiritual truth for the basis of
right character and right character
is not only necessary to good citi-
zenship but determines. destiny also.
We are providing in our teaching
department here, a place for all who
wish to study h wor of God.
After all, whichever our moral
strength and intellectual attainment,
we are too weak and too ignorant to
render the best service to men or to
God until we have come into tie
Holy and l~ife-giving presence of the
Almighty n n have held commu-
nio1 with Him. h house is to be
a house of worship n a house of
prayer. Our lives are so full of sor-
rows and trials; sin has wrought SO
powerfully and so destructively up
on us n within US; temptation and
the tempter so increasingly beset US
that all of us iced to come humbly
and often to the throne of God that
we may obtain mercy and find grace
to help in time of need. In this
house upon a common level let all
men come to pray and worship. None
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shall be excluded because of poverty,
ignorance or obscurity and none
shall have preference because of
wealth or position. The sinner shall
be welcome here. Let him come and
seek the ~forgiying and cleansing pow
er of God. Let him who has a burden
ed, weary heart come here and cast
his burden upon the Lord and He
will give him rest. Here shall be a
retreat for every soul tossed by a
storm of sorrow. Let him come here
n feel the quieting presence of the
One who bore our sorrows and he
will forget his grief and go from this
house filed with holy peace and joy.
This shall be also a place of refuge
for the embattled soul that feels
weak and faint from the struggle
with adversely or sin. Let such an
one come mere to One who is able
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to give strength in weakness and
bring victory out of defeat.
This house seems rather larger
than our present needs, but we be-
lieve that at no distant day Roswell
will become a city n that we shall
need as much room as his building
will afford.
We are pleased to see so many hun
dreds of you here today. We thank
you for your interest in the exercis-
es of the hour. When this house
shall be opened for worship and
when it shall be finally dedicated to
the service of our God, we shall be
glad to welcome you within it's spa
cious walls. And we wish it to be
known to every one that every per-
son of every station and every call
ing will be always welcome to wor-
ship in this house of God.
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you MUST KEEP
YOUR CHICKENS PENNep.

Since people all over town have be
gun putting in their gardens. both
vegetable and flower. City Marshal J.
J. Rascoe has received so many con.
plants that the city ordinance rela-
tive to. owners of chickens and other
tame fowls keeping them penned is
to be enforced to the letter from this
date forward. Parties owning chick
ens and not keeping them in a close
pen will be arrested and fined. This
will be the only notice that will be
given. to.
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George E. Buffum, stenographer at
the Government land office, left Sun
day morning on a three weeks trip
through Wisconsin and Minnesota.
He will be accompanied home by
Mrs. Buffum and the children, who
have been visiting several months at
their old home near Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buffum have another
little daughter who is now three
weeks old
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Misses Adelia L. Morgan and Eva
Nelson n Messrs L. R.. Alexander
and j. Slater returned Sunday morn
ing from Hagerman, where the three
former gave a musical concert with
great success Saturday night.
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Mrs. Ida NJ. Clapp and two sons,
who have been gone from Roswell a
year, prospecting in Texas, Kansas
and California and Arizona, return
ed Sunday morning AID will now re-
main in Roswell.
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Mrs. F. D. Welch will have on dis
play Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day of this week a full line of Spring
Millinery, showing all the latest styles
for Easter. We especially invite the
ladies' to call and see our display be-
fore purchasing. 1t
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A. L. Younger left Saturday morn
ing for Perry, o. T., after spending
a few weeks ere with his wife, who
is r for the winter. One son went
with him and N remains with Mrs.
Younger.
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Mr.. m Mrs. Walter H. Dee arriv-
ed Sunday morning from Long Beach
California, for a visit with Mrs.
Deems parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. D.
Edwards. They will probably remain
permanently in Roswell.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Carl DeWeese left
Sunday morning for Corning, Cali
fornia, where they will a their
home. Mr.. DeWeese has been in the
sidewalk making business here.
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If you wish to see something real
hobby and up-to-date in millinery,
call and see Mrs. F. ID. WEIGHS full
spring line of Easter goods Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday. 1872
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Rev. George r. Varney, of Alamo
gordo, Corresponding Secretary Of
the New Mexico Baptist Convention,
arrived Saturday night and preached
on missions at the Roswell Baptist
church Sunday morning and night.
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]. B. Russell, the Dexter black
smith came up Saturday morning &C
companied by w. H. Hurst, of Kan
sas City.
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John Mitchell, who has been work
ing at the Slaughter ranch, left on
Sunday morning for his old home in
Chicago.
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c. H. Spencer, assistant prescott.
ing attorney, went to Dayton Sunday
night to conduct the inquest over the
remains of the late Will Smith, who
was shot Friday night, as told last
Saturday in the Record.
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T. T. Spurgeon left Sunday morn
ing for Seattle, Washington, where
be expects to locate in the law bust
ness. He has been employed by w
w. Gatewood.
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Eggs for Matching from ~prize-win-
ming strain of Barred Plymouth Rocks
lately from Iowa. $1.00 for Is. $40 S.
Kentucky ave.-C. N. Selden. 12tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. K. Hearte, of Lake
Arthur, who have been visiting here
left Sunday morning for Amarillo
spend eight or ten days.
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Misses Eula and BuLa Mu1cy went
to Artesia Saturday night to visit
their aunt over Sunday, returning
this morning.
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E. S. Steele. for several months a
resident OF Dexter, left Saturday
morning for his old home il Mober-
Ily No., for a visit of several months.
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Mrs. c. Halny and daughter, Mrs.
M. D.. Loveless, left Sunday morning
for Cincinnati, Ohio, for a six months
visit with Mrs. Hanny's daughter.
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Mrs. F. c. Robbins and daughter
Miss Grace, came up from Dexter
Saturday morning to spend the day
shopping.
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Miss Lexina Barlow, VINO has beer
visiting here and at Lake Arthur fol
three weeks, left Sunday morning fol
ner home in Allison, La.
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Mrs. N. E. Berry left Saturday ev-
enilg for a weeks visit with her
sister Mrs. H. D.. Schoenenbe-ger,
at Artesia.
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A. l.. Hull came up from Carlsbad
Sunday morning to spend Sunday and
Monday with Roswell friends.
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We have the cheapest money to
loan on realty il Roswell.-Woodruff
& DeFreest, opposite Post Office. loft
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Spring crops ready now. of cloth
ing. furnishings, hats and shoes for
men and boys.-Morrisol Bros. &
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Mrs. M. w. Evans, who has been
under treatment at St. Mary's hos.
pftal for three weeks, left Saturday
night for her home in Lake Arthur
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Mr.. James King, of Collinsville,
Texas, came n last night and went
to THE Home" Ward Sanitarium)
to take the antitoxm treatment for
tuberculosis
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R. T. Allison came up from his
farm near Lake Arthur Sunday morn
ing for a visit with his family.
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List your property. for sale with
Kellanin & Cafee, 3D3 N. Main st. t6
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Clark Dilley left Sunday morning
on a business trip to Elida, returning
on the evening train.
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Mary E.. Clark, of Springfield, Mo-,
who has been here visiting. left On
Sunday morning for Wichita. Kansas,
where she will visit before return
ing home.
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For ~up-to-date dressmaking phone
No. 313 or call at room No. 1 Park
Hotel. 13tf
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List you property for sale with
Kellahin & Calfee, 300 N. Main St. IS
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J.. d. Christopher, John Brown ant
J.. o. Walling, of Carlsbad were visi
tors in Roswell Sunday.
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Charley White returned Sunday
morning from Dexter. where he went
to paper a store room.
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B. d. Garner went to Hagerman
Saturday night for a short visit with
his brother. He returned Sunday.
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Horses and mules bought and sold
-Woodrun & DeFreest, opposite the
Postofice- loft.
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Miss Fanny Kite ven to Hager
man Saturday night TO spend Sunday
with friends.
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Howard Booth. the Special agent
of the railroad, went to Amarillo on
Sunday to attend business.
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]. H. Mcpherson, the barber, retuT
ed Sunday morning from a stay a
mis- shop at Hagerman.
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Mrs. J. b. Mathews went to Dayton
Saturday night to e her land neal
taat town.
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j. ~. Amis came up from Avalon
Sunday morning to spend the day
with ais family.
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L. d. Fort, of Amarillo arrived
Saturday night for a visit with his
mother and sister,
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Williamson of
Hagermal, were in the city Saturday
visiting friends and shopping.
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W. NJ. Reed returned to Carlsbad
Sunday night after spending three
days in Roswell
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If you have a trade proposition of
any kind see us.-Carlton & Bell.
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Father Herbert has returned from
q five weeks visit at his old homt
in Ohio.
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Miss Gertrude Huffman came down
from Amarillo Saturday night on q
short business visit.
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J.. E. Raea went to Bovina Saturday
morning for a stay of indefinite
length.
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J. NJ Hervey arrived Sunday morn
ina from Carlsbad, h he has
been attending court
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T. F. Cazier came up from Avalon
Sunday morning for a visit with his
family.
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Grand Central Hotel, new man.
agement. Woodruff & DeFreest
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Ed. s. Gibbaly went to Artesia on
Sunday night to attend to business.
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Don't sell until you figure with Ma
kin's Second Hand Store. Phone 227.
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Miss Molly Jourdan went to Elkins
Saturday morning to see a claim
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MONEY TO LOAN CARLTON
g. BELL. o6tf
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Eyes tested free at L. B. Boellner.
Jeweler and Optician. SStf
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A. H. Kent, of Dayton, came up
Sunday morning to spend the day.
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Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Baker, of Lake
Arthur, were visitors here Sunday.
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c. W. Davisson, of Hagerman was
a business visitor here Friday.
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LOCAL NEWS.

MONEY TO LOAN CARLTON
g. BELL. o6tf
Eyes tested free at l. B. Boellner,
Jeweler and Optician. sStf
Will Lawrence returned to Lake
Arthur Saturday night.
John MuIlis spent Sunday with
home folks at Hagerman.
Miss Susan E. Miller, of South
Spring, was here Saturday.
c. w. Davisson, of Hagerman was
a business visitor here Friday.
J.. A. Manning returned Sunday
morning from a visit at Carlsbad.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. L. Baker, of Lake
Arthur, were visitors here Sunday
A. H. Kent, of Dayton, came up
Sunday morning to spend the day.
Miss Molly Jourdan went to Elkins
Saturday morning to see a claim.
Ed. s. Gibbaly went to Artesia on
Sunday night to attend to business.
Don't sell until you figure with Ma
kin's Second Hand Store. Phone 227.
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Miss Susan E. Miller, OF Soutf
Spring, was here Saturday.
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Will Lawrence returned to Lake
Arthur Saturday night.
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John MuHis spent Sunday wit
home folks at Hagerman.
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J. A. Manning returned Sunday
morning from a visit at Carlsbad.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-19
The Mutual Aid Association.

Numerous inquiries have been mace
within the past few davs as to whether tne
recently organized Brattleboro Mutual Ald
association was affiliated with the Ihomp-
son fund in any way. When asked IN re.
card to this matter by a representative OF
The Reformer Mrs. George Tyler, presl-
dent Of the association, stated that Il; M
Bradley, one of the Thompson, fund trus-
tees. was very much interested IN the or,
ganization and was giving it aid IN the
wav of ideas, and that it was exnected n
hat H" the association would eventually, be-
come com self supporting. When, asked II II
money from the Thompson fund would pc
nsed to support the association in the
meantime Mrs. Tyler said she was not
nrenared ,,rtI to answer the inquiry at the
Present N time. No one has the slightest IN IN
ciination to criticize the motive OF the
Rrattleboro Mutual Aid association or
those connected with it. Its objects are
worthy and the opportunity it has for do
ing good is unusually wide. There are
many people, however, who believe that IN
case the association is to be supported by
The Thompson fund the fact should be
made public.
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AUCTION

Will sell at public Auction things ! have
not already disposed of, consisting OF wash
tubs, wringer, ice-cream freezer ward
robe, oil stove and other things to numer-
Gus to mention. Capes, coats, hats, waists,
skirts, fur stole, etc, Saturday, April ~,
at o'clock. 10
E. A. WARNER, 9 Canal st.
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Motor boats are increasing very rapid
" in China, and at all the treaty ports
are al coming into favor. Several houseeboats
in this district have been converted into
them.
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LISTE NJ.
Insurance is a matter

of comfort. Just think of it-safety for
sale at price. 5Sth year National Life
Ins. Co. Of vt. (Mutual)
H. E. TAYLOR g. SON, Gen. Agents,
Crosby Block. BrattleborO.
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AUCTION.

The subscriber will offer at public auccc
tion on his farm IL miles south OF
the village of Townshend, VT, and 10
niles northwest of Brattleboro, VT, on
the West River railroad, on the, 25IH
DAY OF APRIL, 1907, at 10 o'clock a:
M. all his real estate amounting TO so
acres of land. At same time ana place
a a'' GOOD ", lot. He will also sell part or all
Of his registered Shorthorns. Also one
bi bav d. pacing mare. All the farming tools
and and a lot of other property and = tons
Of hav. PHILIP H. RUTTER.
Townshend, Vt, April 9th, 1907.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1907-04-19
NEARLY 1000
VOTES CAST
Miss Blodgett of West Brat
tlebOrO Still Leads.
TRIO OF NEW NAMES
W. II. Geddis's Vote Shows the Great
est Gain for the Week-No More 25-
Vote coupons-An Open Field in
District No. 2.

District NO. 2.
In the Reformer jamestown Expo
sition contest this week total OF
1926 votes have been registered. Three
new candidates have appeared, Mrs. h.
NJ. Brown of East Dummerston, Miss
l.. ". Thayer of Northfeld, Mass, and
Mrs. Albert Hazard of Dallas, Ia.
Miss Corinne Blodgett of West Brattle'
boro is still in the lead, although W.
II Geddis and Miss Edith NJ. Mather
are a close second and third, both hav-
ing made gains during the week great
er than that made by any other CON
testant. total of 975 votes for Mr..
Geddis and $50 votes for Miss Mather
having been filed since the last report
A great many more votes have been Is
sued which have not yet been regis
tered.
There is still an opening in Division
.. which includes all towns in vermont
outside of Brattleboro, for several more
candidates. as every town in the eoun-
w within 90 miles of Brattleboro
should be represented in this division.
One candidate win positively be elect
ed from each division and three per
sons will 90 to the Exposition as guests
of the Reformer, no matter how many
votes are cast.
From questions that have been asked
us there seems to be some misunder-
standing in reference to the 2o'Vote
coupons. As stated in the Reformer
last week and the week before, these
coupons were intended to be used only
bv subscribers who were paid IN ad-
vance for the remainder of 1907 at the
time the contest began on March 10.
Anvone who has paid since that time
is entitled to coupons which are given
on request with each receipt. Those
who have paid and have not received
coupons can have them by applying in
person or sending written request for
rbe same. but those who receive cou-
mons for payment of money are not
also entitled to use the 25-vote coupons
as paid.in advance subscribers. All
| such 25-vote coupons which have peeh
registered through misunderstanding
will have to be cancelled if comparison
with our list shows that they were not
properly registered. This ruling must
be absolutely enforced in order to be
perfectly fair TO everyone.
Two five-year subscriptions in ad-
vance have been received in the past
1.-TWO DAYS, each counting 450 votes, and
one person has paid at one time enough
on new subscriptions in advance to Sc
cure $40 votes, which is the largest
number we have yet given out at one
time. ANY 25-vote coupons that were
mailed to St. Johnsbury on the l7th
and bear the postmark of that date Will
be counted, but no more 25-vote cou-
pons can be received subsequent to that
date.
The Reformer will cheerfully answer
any questions in reference to the con-
test either by telephone, letter or per
sonal inquiry, This promises to be the
most interesting and important contest
that any newspaper has ever conducted
in this part of the state.
Standing of Contestants.
Division One.
Corinne Blodgett West Brattleboro, l340
w II Gaddis Rrattleboro. .........ll ll5o
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.WANfED-June lst a competent sec.
w ond girl, Mrs, George Il, Crowell, .
loft
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WANTED-Boy to learn the clothing
w business. Address in writing, c., Re,
former office. l6tf
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NTANTED-At once, man to work on
w farm. Address &c. Reformer." l5tf
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WANTED-Beef, pork, lamb, hides,
w skins and sheep pe!ts for cash. W:
+. Richardson Co. 46tf
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DAlNTERS and paper hangers wanted.
Good pay and steady work. c. \,
Borden 4 Co. 1916
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WANTED at once-First class millinery
w trimmers. Mrs. II. +. Bascom, S3
Main st. Second floor, l6tf
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\NANrED-Nla for the season. Apply
w to IL. j. Richmond, lIoughton Farm,
Putney, VI. l5tf
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\\1ANTED-A sober and industrious man
w to work in the ice business Apply
to II. L. Whitney, Frost Place, Brattle::
| boro. l6tf
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I\VANTED at once-First class sawyer,
w also two or three other men to work
in sawmll. Holden 4 Martin. IL
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WANTED want % head OF cattle to
w pasture for the coming season, Terms
reasonable. f. T. Burdick, Guilford, W.
l4.l6'
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\\1ANTED-At once, cabinet makers
w and bench hands. Union shop, best
of wages, 9-hour day. The IL. B. Porter
& Son Co., Norwich Conn. 1916
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F0R sALE-Standqrd ,,ninS makes IN OF second, au,d
l. mobiles; some bargains III se'omn o,,n.
hand cars, also full line OF olcye'gMI' Manlev nI
plies, and talking machihes' % i4tf
Bros ------
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RRAT EBORO, MONT
Professional Cards

GEO H. GoRHAM, NJ. D, Whitney o'TTH IiM
tied 10 m"th the diseases OF the Eye, Ear Throat
and Nose. ohce hours; 9:30 to IL, ! 10 .
n, m. Tuesdays and Fridays only. Remain
der Of week at Bellows Falis.