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The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-15

John Dowell, Of Adrian. spent
Saturday in this city with his
brother.
Miss Inez LOudermilk, Of
Kanaas City. who had been the
guest Of Miss Harriet Cole, re-
turned home Friday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-15

+. +. Montgomery and family
drove over from Clinton Satur.
day in his automobile and spent
Sunday in this city.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-15

Mrs. Mary sherman, who has
been visiting relatives in Fort
Scott the psst few weeks, came
home SATURDAY.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-15

We are sole agents for the
f. L. Bee and d. B. Fisk Pattern
hats. Burrows Millinery Co.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-15

Dan Walters, who has been vis-
ting relatives in Iowa, returned
home Saturday.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-10-15
Senator Bevcridge
Of Indiana

win speakin Rich Hi Monday
Oci - 1874. arriving On 4
sDeeisl from Nevada lie xiii be
here in the Afternoon. alfiin the
schedaie bas Dot been announc
ed set. Watch for notices
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
SHORTAGE ABOUT $500
Cashier Varney Denies Defalcation
Greatly Exceeds That Sum.

Somersworth, n. H., Dec. 1S.-That
the shortage in the accounts of the
First National Bank OF SOmersw orth
will be found to be about $S5,OO0 and
will not be much, il any. in excess Of
that amount, was reiterated tonight b;'
Fred M. Varney, the cashier of the in
stitution, who is under bonds awaiting
the action of the United States. court.
Il have heard that a story is being
circulated that the shortage is, $125,-
OOO" said Varney. THAT is not so. 1T
will be found when the examination of
the books is completed to be about
$S5OOO, just as have said before. "My
attorneys advised me not to talk about
the matter, but I am willing to assist
in Strengthening out the affairs as
much as | can. There has been a re-
port that | have said that my friends
put me in my present position. That
is not true / alone am to blame and
no one else had anything to do with
it,"
After ntimating that he had met
with losses in stock speculations Mr..
Varney said: 1.-THE examination will
show that the safety deposit boxes in
the bank vaults have not been touched
and that not Il paper Of any sort there
has been disturbed 1t is in the bank $
money alone that the shortage will be
found"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
q :. 3 : -. .
tilted the local authorities that Harmon

y "a -
tilted the local authorities that Harmon
had surrendered.
Harmon was brought before Judge
Wentworth in the district court short
ly after noon and waving examination
and pleading not guilty was held with
out bail for the grand jury He was
sent to the county Jail at Cambridge
Harmon before leaving for Cam
bridge talked little with some OF the
officers. He said he did not remember
what happened during the morning. He
appeared calm and composed and
showed no great interest in the court
proceedings
The result of the autopsy upon the
body Of Miss Hartley. which was con-
Quoted by Medical Examiner Thomas
N. Drell, assigned by Medical Exam
iner Swan of Cambridge and DR.. Will
liam l.. Bond of Somervillc, which was
made public tonight, showed that two
bullets were fired One Of the shots
grazed the left side of Miss Hartley s
neck and the other entered the sirfs
back between the eight and ninth rib.
passing completely through the lungs
and lodging in front. just inside the
skin, on the right side. This bullet
was extracted From the condition of
the victims clothing the shot was fired
apparently while the revolver was held
close to Miss Hartley's back. Z
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
SPORTING NOTES.

Because of dissatisfaction with the
rulings of the referee at a basketball
game at Belfast Friday night between
Belfast High and Corinna Union Acad-
eng, a fan struck the official with an
umbrella. The referee walked from the
floor. followed by the Corinna team,
and Belfast High claimed the game by
default The score was 81 to 81 in fa-
vor of Belfast when the game stopped.
Tom Longboat, the fleet footed In
dian who recently defeated DOrando
Pietri, the Italian runner, was match
ed Friday to race Alfred Shrubb. the
English champion distance runner. at
Madison Square Garden on the night
of Jan. s. Shrubb was persuaded to re-
consider his determination not to run
a distance exceeding Is miles and will
race Loneboat at the London Olympic
Marathon distance of 26 miles 3S3
yards. This will be the first time he has
ever run the distance in a professional
contest.-Tom Flanagan Friday night
at Toronto, denied the above.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
INSANE JEALOUSY.
CONTINUED from Page Onc)

few words, a few persons who We're in
the vicinity saw him draw a revolver
from his pocket and begin firing. The
young woman uttered a cry and thcn
sank to the ground. while Harmon
dashed down Highland avenue III the
direction of Mcdford. Miss Hartley
was unconscious when she was picked
up and died within n few minutes in
IL store nearby.
In the meantime the police had been
notified and Harmon traced for short
distance. Half an hour later the police
in the neighboring city of Medford no.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
SPORTING NEWS
NATIONAL COMMISSION
CEnSURES CHICAGO CLUB.

Cincinnati, Dec 1S.-The National
Baseball Commission today handed
down it's decision in the ticket scalping
scandal growing out Of the worlds
championship series of 1908 The deci-
sion Is signed by the full commission.
1t exont rates Pres. Murphy Of the Chi
cago club from any blame in the mat
ter and expresses Il doubt If tickets can
b, prevented from falling into the
hands Of scalpcrs unless proper laws
are passed ana enforced by the local
authorities.
The commission finds that the Chi
cago t.lnb Is deserving Of the "ScvcfcSt
criticism and ccnsurt'' and decides
that the National Commission has. un-
der the circumstances, the right to take
charge of the sale Of tickets at the
next worlds series and announces the
"opinion that hereafter all of the tick
cts for the games during the entire Sc
rics will be handled by them"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
WATERVILLE.
Pomerieau In Serious Condition.

Leon Pomerleau. who was assaulted
with murderOus intent, it is supposed,
while at the Pettes Pond House IN
Winslow some time Tuesday evening
last, is in a critical condition. Pomer-
leau. who was numerically beaten by
a heavy stick about the head, IS still
in a semi-conscious condition and last
evening took a sudden change for the
worse. His age and nature of injuries
are unfavorable to his recovery and he
was rot expected to live through the
night,
There are as yet no developments as
to the name of the assailant, although
the officers in that section are confident
that they are working on the right
clues. Constable J. r. Pollard was seen
by a Journal reporter last evening and
refused to make any statement regard
ing the case, except to say that the as
sauted man was in a serious condi-
tion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
PRES..ELECT TAFT.
(Continued from Page One.)

pendent steel manufacturers than for the
Steel Corporation. Like MI. Schwab, he
declared that the reduction of duty on
certain steel products would compel the
steel companies 10 reduce the cost of la
Dor.
He said that the competitors of the
Steel Corporation needed protection, but
that the corporation could take care of it,
self.
"Supposc this committee were to wipe
out the steel duty entirely, the United
States Steel Corporation would still sur
vive?" inquired Rep. Champ Clark, Mo.
Il cannot saw replied Judge Gary.
Put | am of the impression that If we
did we would have Il monopoly of the
market in this country. / don't think we
could make q reasonable and fair prom
if the tariff is put on that basis.
A night session was held by the COM
mittee. George A. keer of LynchburS,
Va representing certain domestic tanning
extract interests. urged an increase IN
the tariff on tanning extracts, supporting
his argument by figures TO show that the
industry in this country had been on the
decline since 1904 and has been conducted
since that year without profit. he point
ed out that the extract makers of Argen-
tine can produce the product at one-tenth
the cost to the American manufacturer.
Representative Clark of Missouri stated
that if the tanning extract interests de-
mands were granted for ever a traction
of cent increased tariff the American
peorle would pay 81 600 a year more for
the shoes they wear.
Charles IT. Jones of Boston asked that
the tariff be taken off hides and leather.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
HALLOWELL.
Second Night Of High School Prel'm
inacies.

Second Night Of High School pre'n-
inaries.
DESPITE the weather the second OF the
sreakjnr contest preliminaries was held
at the High school last evening a small
audience was present to enjoy the exer-
cises. Tho program:
The Leap Year Parish. Ruth klttreose
Marie Patterson
Tho Maiden Martyr. Amy Tilden
The Thanksgiving Guest. Genie Robinson
ssIms;o Glee Club
Thn bel, of St John. Samuel Stoddard
~ Winnifred Webber
First Predicted Eclipse, Leigh W eonel
The Prudence of Prudy, Roxianna Nye
law" - William Quinn
THO Picket Cuard. Robert Woodside
TIE Judges were: Mrs. II. II. Stuart
Rev. g. i. Turner and Chas II. Dudley
The contests will be resumed MONDAY
evening and will be held also Tuesday end
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
GARDINER.
Church Notices.

Chelsea NJ. f. chapel, Rev, G; Z. Jones
pastor: Sunday school AZ +. NJ preach
ing by the pastor at r. NJ
First Church of Christ. Scientist: Ser
IS the Universe, Including Man; Evolved
from Atomic I'crce?' testimonial rlecting
at 10 p. NJ. Wednesday.
Randolph NJ. f. church, Rev G. f.
SUBJECT: s"hts ..The Incarnation !. rvenine Ser
vice at :: subject: What We Scee in Je-
sus:" Sunday, school at ll2o 4; NJ social
service Tuesday evening at I.3o.
Free Bartist church. Rev. w. w. Hay
den pastor. will preach at 1920 4. n; sub
iect: Good TidingS:" Sunday school at
la A. NJ: Junior E.ndeavor at ; ?. NJ;
Senior Society At & l.; NJ GospoI St'rtlce ;ht &c
the World" PRAYER meeting Wednesday
at 73O p. NJ: Christmas exercises and
tree Friday evening.
Highland Avenue NJ. f: church. Rev,
| !. r. Clifford pastor: Morning service
with preaching by the pastor lnao; sui, sub
ject ''Our Home Mission Field: rs Prom,
ise' The regular mission offering VIII
be taken Sunday school and Bible class.
| II: Junior Leaguc, 3; devotional service
Of T.. L.. led by Mrs. u. $. McNaushton;
| s: subject: Doors That Call for Renewed
Corsecration;" praise and gospel service
| led by pastor, Z.
First Baptist church. I y n: Glarh ,l,;l,,, paS,
tor: public worship at lo;;M Win sermon non
by the pastor: subject; "WorkmG k n IT 'ne ne
| Junicr G. f. at 5 o'clock: subject: The
| Resurrection story leader Miss ia,1 Mad-
cline Dill: evening meeting AT . ncloch !;
| Wednesday evening PRAYER meeting \. Y!
| T3l: subject: why Was the King born.
Leader, Mss Edna Wehber. SleGiiar
| Christmas music for the sunday 'll"' 'ii1
| service: .. r,orcop
| Duct-"Listen to the Angels JlchS""
| ..,i, . 80 -, nr h"cS Meredith
| Choir
| "Shout the Glad Tidinss. emerson
| Male Quartet.
''IIark' The Herald Angels sing, .aa Aa',s nrs
| All of the services ~ the uaN .it -
| ranged appropriately for Christmas cel'-
| bratinn and worship.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
THE HAMS TRIAL.
Continued from Page One.)

What else did you notice about the
same time?" Il saw Annis get up"
| Thornton Hams seemed amused over
Tunke's testimony apd smiled broadly.
Did YOU see Capt Hams face when
lhe was shooting q" mo, l was watching
the pistol"
did you hear the defendant say,
This is a case for the police. I'll hold
him until the police Gomez " NO"
Didn't you notice that this de-
fendant took Capt. Hams by the arm
and lead him to an up-turned boat and
hold him?" No"
Didn't you hear Thornton Hams
say, I'm as sorry for this as anyone
can be. l have been trying to prevent
him from doing it?" mo. did not
rs it a fact that at the hearing in
| Long Island City some one in your
party said the defendants ought to be
hung?" The witness replied to the
negative before the district attorney
arose to enter his objection. Funke
said he did not hear the defendant say
Keep off; I'm running this affair
The witness was excused and DR.. l..
n. Mcbride was called. DR.. Mcbride
lives in Manhattan and Is member of
the Bayside Yacht Club. He was at the
club the afternoon of the shooting. He
said he went to the club with his wife,
daughter and Mrs. Annis on the stage.
II found Tonning on the dock and then
went to Douglas Manor dock in
launch. We then returned to the float
towing my rOWboat. There was shoot
ing Oh the float after / returned. | was
on the float when | heard the first
shot looked up and heard more shots.
| saw the figure of a man as | looked
ur with his hand holding revolver
and his arm concealing his face. |
stepped down again" Dr. Mcbride said
he saw the man point his revolver in
il jerky manner in three directions.
After the shooting the physician said
he got out of the way. He heard only
four shots.
The cross-examination of DR.. Nc
Bride was commenced. who was on
the dock wnen this man pointed his
revolver in different directions?" Il
saw Edwin. the second boatn1an,
there"
Did he cry, Lynch him. Kill HIM"
NO, he shouted Run
why did you stOop down." Il duck
"a down because / saw the revolver
pointed in my Face
Dr. Mcbride said he did not see
Birchfeld. Andrews or Roberts on the
dock He knew Roberts only casually.
DR.. Me cBritie said he heard none OF the
expressions which it has been testified
that the defendant made. warning by
ISLANDERS off.
Arthur (. Andrews, a boat owner and
member of the Baysidc Yacht Club.
said that Mrs AnnIs and his mother
were in the stage which went to the
club. He said that Capt. Hams held the
| boom of .Annis' boat with his left hand
and in his right hand revolver which
| he discharged at the publisher. Il saw
.AnniS take Il few steps forward and
then there We're more shots. | saw
| Thornton Hams point 4 revolver at my
| father, who had jumped from the boat
to go toward capt. Hams. After that
jumped from the boat and stood on
| the stones under the dock" After the
shooting Andrews said he often talked
about the ease with his father He said
! he heard none of the alleged threats
| by the defendant warning off thoSt
who sought to aid the wounded pub
Usher. An adjournment was then taken
until Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
CAPITAL JOTTlNGS.

The best record for excavation IN one
day on the Panama canal since the be-
ginning OF the work by the Americans
was made in the central division NOV.
30. when $3.50 cubic yards of material,
car measurement, were taken out by
SO steam shovels.
The pension Office building where the
brilliant inaugural ball is usually he'o'
probably will be used for this purpose
in connection with the ceremonies ~
cident to the Inauguration OF Mr.
Taft. as a bill providing funds for put
ting the building in shape Tor 'na'
purpose is being considered by .he
House committee on the District OF ~
lumhia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
W|NSL0W.

The many friends and classmates OF
Charles Drummend Robinson will be
glad to learn that he is doing nicely
and gains little every day. He un-
derwent an operation which was sue
cessful.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Corson of South
Thomaston are visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. S. Garland. Mr..
and Mrs. Hall of Turner have also
been their guests.
Relatives who have been guests at
the home of Mrs. Forrest Reynolds are
Mrs. Austin and Mr.. and Mrs. Black
stone of Perham.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
Collectors Advertisement Of Sale Of
Lands Of Non Resident Owners.
TIL, nUS AI>INE

Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the
Town of Litchtield, in the County OF KEN
nehcc. for The year 1905.
The following list of taxes on real es-
tate of nonresident owners in the Town
OF Litchfield aforesaid, for the year lNS,
committed to me for collection for sala
Town on the Goth day of June, 1905, re-
main unpaid: and notice is hereby given
that if said taxes with interest ana
charges are not prev iously paid. 50 much Of
the real estate taxed as IS Snfnclent "
pay the amount due therefor, incudnng
interest and charges. will be sold with.
out further notice at public auction ~ i.
LitchfieId Town House in said Town. on
the first Monday in February. 1902 al
nine O'Clock A. NJ. ,,t
RI f.. of Tax Due
Name DeScription Including
of of Interest and
Owner, property. Charges.
Albert p. Berry: Bounded on the
North by Il. O. Berry. on the
East by the Pond, on the South
T. E. aeteaif, Il; @ffe"' ." 'ns west ~ s.sH
Albert i Berry BE cdiS% 6S@n1sd nn ,Sq on Easf 'hf
by the Road, on the South n.y.
II. ". Ridley, on the West by -,
VIM. Powers or Stream. ~ '''
c. S. Cornell: Bounded on the North No
by the Road and Stream, EaSt
BY the Road. South by W; G.
Williams heirs of. on the west y u
by the Varney farm i'''
Arlington Douglass, heirs Of; Bonnh- Iinh
ed on tho North by Fred hh,
cock, on the East by FRANK
Baiiy and 4. NJ. Spear. on the the
Sourh by Frank Bailey, on the :. :,
West by +. T; naITlin@an, @nr,, bv
John Foss Bounded on the NoIth ~
len and GRAY, on the South by
Road. on the West BY j. Bal qe,
l. iard. ,,,,a.d on North
Phnpton or the South ny %,
Gray. on the west by the a Roaahi the '"'
| Geo A Hamlin: Bounaedl or On the
East Sast" h1 nH 4 Douglass farm. On
thn Cattb bv the Road. on the -,
West nv Will Woodbury. On
C. s. Norris heirs %;;nthrop Tt; oP Pond,
tho on .se Sa,th h"l, hy ]. ballard farm;
on on the the West by the Ballard IA
r,n,,a farm maa1. and no',ndcd p"n" on the North
A'''in hv Road Road. on ihe East by r. ~ Il.
Hartman ana Goldsmth, on 'nn
south TX Atwood and Road o" ,,a
the West by Ansnsa,a,s nsanaasd Non' on the
Geo Mart e; !, M'l',e"sS bW Geo. A. Wedel and
S'F,,i Rnbcrts. VI on on the East by Wss-
ton heirs. on the South nN ".
v. Cartilage, on the west ny 1884
G StlcN ana T.. .''n.no Nnrfb
d. Y. Wright Bounded on tne Soh ~ hv
Nv the Road. on the East b ~.
A. r. Rucklin on the Sonth Su, NY Wy
tie Sawmill lot. on the Wes' ps s.a
J. A. Chase. AZ, North
Bert Burns: Bounded on tns East Tast
nv ii. r.. Merrill. on the hlM, hw
-. the POND. on the South ~ ~
Frank Peacock. on the west " sl
frank Peacock.
]. f. PURINToN, ~.
Collector Of Taxes OF '"'
Town of Iitchfie'd.
December IS. 1908 d1ssata',
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
Collectors Advertisement of Sale Of
Lands of Non Resident Owners.
STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated in ths
Town OF Fayette in the County Of Fen
nebec, for the year 1903.
The following list of taxes on real es-
tate of nonresident owners in the Town
of Fayette aforesaid. for the year 1905
committed to me for collection Tor said
Town on the twerty-Ilinth day OF April
1905. remain unpaid; and notice is hereby
given that if said taxes with interest and
charges are not previously paid 50 much
of the real estate taxed rs is sufficient
TO pay the amount due therefor. nciud.
ing interest and charges, will he sold
without further notice at public auctinn
at the Town House in said Town, Oh the
first Monday in February 1909 at nine
O'Clock A. NJ
Name Description Amount
of of of
owner. Property. Tax Dne.
LeaZer Carver; Land bounded on
North by land of Mrs r. Anis,
East by land of n. a: Manter,
West by Wayne line, No.
acres 81; value of real estate
Jonathan Gordon, heirs Of; Land "
bounded on North by land Of
j. - Walton and G. Hubbard,
(neirs OF. East by land of T. p.
Secry, South by land of W. T..
Frost. West by, Young road
No, acres 40; value OF real es- - a
tate 500. 1'N
n T.. Raymond or Unknown; Land
bounded on North by land of
Charles Folsome. on, East;
South and West by land Of
Union Land and Lumber Co
No. acres :: value OF real estate
500. ~
G Vi Vose. or Unknown; Land
bounded on Nortl by land If \
Tutt!e, on east by County road
on South hv land of J. Moody.
on West by town of East Liver
more. No. acres 40: value of
real estate 500 2.N
w. g. IIEWETT,
Collector Of Taxes of the
Town of Fayettc.
December y. 1905 dl3-26-j.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
Steamer Sunk Near New York.

New York, Dec. 1S.-The steamer
catalone, inbound from Boston, tonight
col,ided with and sank the British
Steamer Daghestan, south of Gedney
channel They crew Of the Daghestan
was saved and the Catalone anchored'
apparently not greatly damaged
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
P|TTsF|ELD.

The Leap Year dancing party given
in Perkins hall Thursday evening by
several young lady members OF the
Merrymakers Club was a pleasant So
cial affair and was participated in by
about 25 couples. Hunters Orchestra
furnished music. Lemonade was
served.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

James Curren, aged is years "aH
killed in a boxing bout with Ben1anl'l
Barnet, aged II years. at the Broao"a as
Athletic Club in the lower sec''o'' y
Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
WRlIE us REeARplNe PRoMoT.

ing your enterpiisc or the sale of stock
~ ,,anas On n si,ict eor'n,ission basis.
Mutual Securities CO., 54S Equitable BID.
Haltimore. Nd. dl9dlt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
MALE help WANTED.
FOR GUARANTEED,
AGENTS Wanted

THE STANDARD UTILITIES COR
poration of Scranton. Pa. offers an en-
ceptional proposition to local and gem
er:il agents, Il necessity of life is cheapen-
ed one half selling points unusually
strong and numerous; is II demonstrated
success, the field unoccupied and demand
certain to be Unprecedented: no territory
sold but exclusive control given; con-
tracts are being closed with highest grade
statesmen. These contracts are worth
from $1,000 to $lOOON per annum to live
managers. dl9dlt'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
BUSINESS CHANCES.

WOULD LIKE TO HEAR OF STOCK
for sale in ann enterprise where an in
vestment Of several thousand dollars
would be safe. l.. Darbyshirc BoN 90.
Dochaeter NJ dI0dtts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
MAN WITH SMALL CAPITAL

Take charge Of territory for merchandising
business. write for particulars. Pope An
tomatic Merrhansiising Coc,pany, Cain
11Ns..'N- ,. -.,,.'s' :, s.f.. .lIniti {
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
the BEknETT--ST0DDARD GO.
TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

LUMBER TO SAW AND PLAIN AND
seasoned at the Cushnoc Sawmill on the
East Side above dam. Shingles sawed also
shingles for sale, cheap. Orders promptly
attended to. Address Charles Farnlan. II
Greenlcaf St, Augusta. Sawdust 20 cts.
per cord. d19d3t* &
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
q WISH 70 ESTABLISH A PERMA-

nent office in every city and town of one
of disposing of first class bonds, stocks
sand New York real estate. | handle only
high class securities. am the agent for
Palisade on the Hudson opposite lot n
ST New York. 1t contains one thousand
acres and faces the Hudson. overlooking
New York City. 1t is the most
: accessible. highly improved and re-
and affords an excellent and eNcep-
tionai opportunity for an investment,
I court the closest INVESTIGATION. bank
references furnished. ! want Il man or
ability and acquaintance to represent me
Snicndih onening FOR the right party;
Finer T.. Gerard. Real Estate, suite Sls
Singer Bldg. New York. diadltS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
uisceIlaneous Notices

MRS. JULIA A. BARKER, "a CHILD
st. Trance medium will receive calls for
public or private circle aud platform
york. Public circle every Tuesday eve
ming at p. NJ, readings daily, dl9d1w-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19
TO Let.
FOR SALE. MISCELLANEOUS

PIANO BARGAiNS-TWO SECOND
hand pianos-a Vose and a Chickering-
both in fine condition. Call and examine
them without delay. at Music Hall. 1856
Water street. Melville Smith. d19dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-19

Instructive. durable a o
folks.
ing machines,
ON EXHIBITION IN L. K SMITHS STORE WATER ST.