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first trip to Bangor was burned in August
at Dark narbor, 1slesbOrO. "Their Cap
tains" is an interesting account Of the many
seafarers of WinterpOrt, most of them
prominent landowners, who "sailed the high
SEAS" their number including Captain
Kempton, Captain Timothy Lombard, Cap
tain johnson. Captain Grant, Captain
Sampson, Captain McGlarthy and many
other names honored in the towns annals.
Highways and Byways" traces the roads
from the primitive footpath through the
evolution of the 'town-way" and county
road, with interesting side-lights upon the
necessary method of travel on the ferry.
ETC., and an account of the Old-time taverns.
In the old Chick House, called Martins
Folly's, Mr.. Rowe was landlord, to the
evident approval of the travelling public, as
witnesses this rhyme:
aThe Bangor House is house of fame,
The Hampden House is also the same.
The Frank fort HouSe-iS very well,
But they can't hold candle to Rowe's
Hotel!'
Other taverns were kept in the Kelleyhome
stead, and the Little House. The two sue
ceeding chapters on the ''Settlers and Their
Homes" are full of interest, extracts from old
diaries and letters lending to the pages a
vital personal touch. The GOodwins, the
Abbotts, the Sabines, the Merrills, the
Jones, the Kelleys and the Thompsons were
all prominent, and their descendants should
be most grateful to this author who has
recorded their deeds and successes.
The chapter on "Old Furniture, Tea
Tables and their Appointments" will make
many collector envious, when he or she
| reads of the four-posters, the light stands
| the card tables, the monOgramed china anC
the well-preserved tea sets, all cherished by
! their lucky owners. Blouse Furnishing:
and Firesides" tells of the difficulty the early
settlers had in erecting and furnishing theil
| homes, of the artistic stairways and the
hand carved fnishings; of the marvelou:
landscape and floral wallpapers, imported
from abroad, and of the industries tina
| were carried on in the old days by the
housewives,-the soap and candlemaklng
the quilting and straw bonnet making, the
spinning, and the embroidery. SIN '55'
gives a graphic picture of the town at the
height of its industrial success, with the
Gushing mill in operation, vessel building
| f1ourshing, the cooper shops busy, ant
ssthings doing generally. a glimpse o.
the smelling industry with its methods, it!
dangers and discomforts is given in the
next chapter.
>. "Here and There in the Village" will APP
peal especially to the older generation, ant
will doubtless bring back many pleasant
memories as they read of the "Puncl
| Bowl" of the oaks at High Head, of Samp
sons Spring, and of the circuses an6
shows that appeared in town in earlier
days.
"First and Last takes us back to the oil
DAYS when schoolhouses and churches were
unnecessary and the children received theiI
''learning" and their elders ''the word'' il
some hospitable private house. The frs
schoolhouse was begun in 1797-the schoo
| district having ''agreed with James Stubb!
to get the frame, % feet by 10, for 20 Dol
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lars it is to be 9 feet clear in the wall, Ill
white pine except braces & studs" AFTER
meeting at different houses for "Dlvlne
service" for years, "Union Meeting
House" was built and dedicated in 1857
After while differences arose among 'he
denominations and the MethOdists SOLD out
to the CongregatiOnalists, and in 1850 quiz
the church which they now occupy Inc
author says: "The Congregationallst
church, the first one to be erected IN to"h'
is now in the finest location on the rlVer'
and it's spire first bids US welcome as the
river bears us home" We are glad to READ
that the service is little changed from thaV
of the old days, and that the "Paul revere
Bell'' still hangs in the befry. The lumber
mills and shipyards brought number OF
Irishmen to Winterport in the late 4Cs, ana
for some time they were obliged to hold
secret meetings; but in 1858 church was
erected and Rev. FIR. John Bapst was often
entertained and was much beloved there.
In closing, Miss Littlefeld speaks OF the
dedication of the monument on Oak Hill,
presented by Hon. Theophilus Gushing, IN
memory of "the brave men who went from
the town in '61," and about whom volume
might be written. But the spirit of the men
and their resolutions still live: ave desire
to ignore all minor differences and divls-
ions of the past and rally round our COM
mon country"
Here and there through the book one
catches fascinating glimpses of the town
characters-"Hatevil Colson, who had been
an extensive landowner, but who, disap-
pointed in love, roamed over the State
"Hate's" prank of presenting the hornets
nest to the British general at Castlne as a
"Yankee humming birds nest" his sowing
| into straw bed-ticks in the ell chamber OF
the tavern about 40 bushels of grain, oats
and peas, "a prank which kept the land
lords thirteen children out OF mischief 1Of
some time), and his cutting piece from the
heel and toe of his new shoes so that the
! water could run out as it ran in, all are
told but his good deeds are not forgotten
either, and it is told how he made his way
to Belfast to warn the inhabitants of the
coming of the British and saved their cattle
and of his long tramp to Hampden to warn
the farmers to be on the lookout. There was
Jack Douglas, a San DOMINICAN, who came
to this country with Captain John Shute of
Prospect in 1876, who could play every kind
of an instrument, and who was in demand
| on all occasions to play for dancing. One is
made to understand, too. the round eyed
wonder of the children as they listened to
Bob Bodden's stories Of the "Good Ship
Rover" craft SO large that young sailor
sent to investigate trouble cup forward
came back a gray-haired man; and, like
them, the reader is anxious to hear more
about this wonderful craft which, the author
tells us, was not an ordinary coaster and not
the least interesting of the river craft.
Miss Littlefield's absorption in her subject
is evident, and the book has charm which
must commend it to Winterport and Waldo
county people everywhere. NJ. d. p.
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WORMS
IN CHILDREN
S YEARS SUFFERING
RELIEVED IN 8 HOURS

DANVILLE.
DR.. TRUE, DEAR SIR:-One of my boy,
nad been troubled for about six yesr
with cramp i'll the stomach and suspec.
ing that it might be brought on by worms
We gave him different medicines, Lt
without effect. Last January he had a
more severe attack than usual, and htar.
ing of the almost miraculous effects Of
your Elixir, we gave him about a lea.
spoonful, and in about eight hours IL
brought from him living creature about
eighteen inches in length. He has had
no return of them since, and is row very
hearty. q. w. VICKERY.
Thousands of people have worms aud con
know it, yet the sym ptoms easily recognize
Even though worms might not be ptrseat
tins extraordinary remedy will effect wonder.
changes in the rundown system. It is great
stomac,, and liver tonic and regulator.
Worms in adults and children can be readily
detected from the following symptoms mi.
gestiou; a variable appetite; offensive breh
and foul tongue; eyes heavy and dull 1ttgfUg
of the nose; short, dry cough grinding o The
teeth; starting during sleep; slow fever and
often. in children, commissions and bed-wetrrug
looseness; hard, swelled bowels. No mater
how pronounced or how light the symptoms
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DR.. TRUE'S ELIXIR

viii restore the patient to noEulal health aPai1
TURNER, Me.
DR.. J. F. TRUE, DEAR SIR :-Havint
used your Elixir in my family for man
years, after having satisfied myself Of i
superior merits, recommended it to nv
neighbors, who now very generally us
it. I consider it the very best medlciu
now in use, especially for children:
Very truly yours, JOB Primo,
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Ladies' Corset Covers

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SNOWFALL effect also ribbon bead DC
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NEW GLOUCESTER, Mas

DR.. TRUE, DEAR SIR The Elk
purchased of you cured my boy, who ha
been troubled with worms ever sine /
was child. He had tried many o'5
medicines, and had employed pllysicz.
until found it of 10 use. Idespaire
his being restored to health till hear
your Elixir, which, am happy to s8
effected a speedy cure.
Very truly yours, w. G. CooMBs
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L9dies' Night Robes.

L?dleS Night Ropes
ALL SIZES.
One lot Night Robes, high neck,
trimmed in neck and sleeves with
cambria rutfle, also ten pin tucks 1Q
in yoke. sale price
One lot Night Robes, low neck,
trimmed in neck with hamburg
embroidery, also hamburg inser-
ton, three rows of tucks in yoke,
sleeves trimmed with hemstitch- "a
ed lawn ruff1e. Sale price -
One lot Night Robes, high neck,
edgd in neck with hamburg en-
brOidery, yoke trimmed with four
narrow hemstitched tucks and
ten pin tucks, hemStitched lawn &c
rutfie on sleeves. Sale price W
One lot Night Robes, high neck.
trimmed in neck and sleeves with
hemstitched lawn ruff1e, yoke
trimmed with two hamburg inser-
tons between rows of narrow O&
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One lot Night Robes. square neck,
trimmed In neck with narrow va
lencennes edge above hamburg
insertion, also ribbon beading
running through neck, sleeves
trimmed with hemstitched lawn
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Price sale ~
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trimmed with pretty torchOn
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to match the edging, also two
ribbon headings, sleeves trimmed
with hemstitched lawn ruff1e. 81 ]
Sale price Vs'A
One lot Night Robes. square neck,
trimmed In neck with Swiss ham
burg embroidery, yoke trimmed
with two rows of wide hamburg
insertion between four rows Of
narrow hamburg insertion, also
ribbon bow effect, sleeves trim
med with hamburg edge 81
Sale nrice Vhse
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Ladies' Drawers,

Ladies' Drawers,
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with hemStirched hem. Sale price NV
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above wide hemStitched hem. IQc
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large, one narrow hemstitchng 75C
above wide hem. Sale price
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trimmed with deep lawn. umbrella
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full trimmed with SWISS blind en-
broidery and with four pin tucks 4Qc
above rutfie. SAFE price
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wide muslin ruff1e, trimmed with
German torchOn lace, with lace in
serton to match, also five pin tucks 4Qc
above the rutf1e. Sale price nv
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made very large, with hemstitched JQr
hem. Sale price I/S
Ladies' Short Underskirts,
ALL SIZES.
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One lot Ladies' Short Skirts, trimmed
with wide muslin ruff1e, with four
hemstitched tucks above wide hem. 30r
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with wide muslin tucked ruffie,
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with mulsin ruffe edged with pretty
hamburg embroidery, also FIVE pin A0r
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a decision adverse to the fruit growers
be reached, it is believed that reason
able time will be allowed for compliance
with the provisions of the law.
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where at So. soc and 800 per bottle. A boo
entitled 'LA!l25en anI THsiy Diseases" vi
sent tree by simply addressing DR.. j. f. Tru
IL Co., Auburn. Me. We have special -4
uleut tos tape-vGrfn. Send for free book.
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A DMINISTRATRIX NOTICE. The subscr
n hereby gives notice that she has been
appointed Administrative of the estate of
GILBERT S. TOWNSEND, late of Monroe
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and
bands as the law directs. All persons having
mands against the estate of said deceased
desired to present thesame for settlement,
all indebted thereto are requested to make !
ment Immediately.
MEHITA BILE A. TOWNSEN
Monroe, January IA 190S.-3w6
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CASUALTY COMPANY OF AMER
NEW YORK, y, Y.

ASSETS DECEMBER 81, 1907.
stocks and Bonds. ...... ,....... S1,46o,
Cash in Office and Bank....,.......... lift. - .
Agents Balances. -.,.--..,.,. 6bU s-l
Interest and Rents ,...............,. IL Hf1
Gross Assets .................,......S ,2O2 .- e
Depreciation in Securities ...,........ no, .
Admitted AsSetS......... .......S203l, q
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81, 1907.
Net Unpaid Losses. ...................S 33i w. +
Unearned Premiums ........... SGl,'' "
All other Liabilities. .....,....,..... 1874 s.
Cash Capital. go. ...,............. 5O0,sU A
Surplus over all Liabilities ....... 200 ,-&
Total Liabilities and Surplus ....... S2,O31
FRED ATWOOD, Agen-,
3w7 WinterpOrt, Ma
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 AT WALES
Spee correspon5rnee

Spec d Cores pondnnce
 Wa'ys. March s. isas
 The cape Primo. rf Wales natives believe in athletics and give much time when not hunting Co keeping in good p-y>ielI condition
 On Feb. 2s they measured half mic track on the smooth ice and had a I5 mile race There were i2 entries aH5 seven finished TO race John suck. reindeer hcrjer from the sa.zhmar,n hera came iu first iu oue hun and thlty-fau- minutes. Wlt4 Ernest ozazaIk. ef the Wales herd a e-asa seeaad aHf Ki-gj-ruk. r. year 5## t# third
 Hsa aF three af the best runners z=zH tae village had been out hunting a asz and Were .ao tired Go enter.
 #=~ Hsse bail season vil soon open. az= -he bong -ummcr nights ths hss#5 #Iag~ Wi,a aI the base bal ersas af sza atsaehers aHl fans. JIG
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DISCARDS
 SETTERS

tase rrze vm rrahar,, discard ~.m. i. his setter brood and depend aa aaHaaases entirely tsr victory in t.s run
 H. fss aaz#aa-.a Ward E~teys half HE--- HaUHgss s9l tNy more. 7hics s#as #s #-sh. sHse s.s. G. ;he rumgr He.reHa##= i-e a,-, said tsat he t.. ta- Saae and Atla~5a.s E-e x a.f.r.I ;, pu, up a
 h..#r th.. t.... ..lebrat.
 N San. .l- reported g1- al a.sa from Teuar
 show r 4t
 E a.a .,.r ssa mad
 e.a.h 8 nu hound ant HT~ -Fa~.f some talk. 7t= .=H= HTr.r~ intentions a-e gsH# BgzaF aal secured Aas.s5k. .-H sfHHH= H8f#s- aush.- aud is ~aaI- aItE a -.ar. .s nine dogs -srH He a##t
 f .ia a -.t ag harness 5=#s t.s-ssF H#f rs- vt.i. weighs s#. aa. ala#a=
 Following tf~ .a.a-' betting 7u5. .atlans
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GATHERING AS IT ROLLS.

#HgH -UrH P. EErr .a.H H.a f .a.-a ....a-afa Y. ... N#H k#aas. cub aHa.un..- m
 a-H rra#
 tle,a ns M.- u# a HaeH. Hau .t.a1t -u-t f.. If tfIs fa- NJ Iceland .f#.s# ras...
 .rt.fs at= #s#e a..# H.a.# Y. a.H ars szHs M Laaaa H.- u... ~ =atf= NII# H=. Nau. pabHs -m.. iafl tl.aH#s ~a.een r= #szzHH HaaaHr-... ... .az .aHsl= ########as l.. h.I.e .alat.# a#ss# He a.al attended =. ## z a=assz at th. -.a-u VIII fa e #a #Hz entirely mkt rria.. HeHs Eas aa# Ssfr ef -,sts af Ketz zs auz ztn Monday tt lt f.taaH Positively = =s+f- reserved .,a.ff ss kette %agasw.a u rrto--
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MODEST CLAIM FOR OVER
 SEVEN HUNDRED MILLIONS.

LONDON. Dee -I.-Ths claimant ta tee Paee milliuus-an estate covering aBe-third of tho county of NiddIesex and valued at S75o.o 0oo. with an annual revenue of slO.Ooo aou-arrivrd in London yeSterday
 George Horton Morris. who Is ac- compauicd by his wife and daughter. comes frem Katoomba. IH the BIHe mountains. Australia. to claim wealth beyond the dreams of avariee. lie has committed his fortunes Go a company. which has subscribed s5ooeo te h. vcstigate his title. Mir Morris az- sorts that he is the grandson CT q brother of Henry Page. u hp died iu lssa leaving H4 direct brifS tt ffef- .0ty which ,xtrnds ovas .szfy s1uar.. miles north and west from Marble Arch. The ,uluc of thes.. ..ssions may he imaEi1sI n> drtvlu= q smr frem tho Marble Arch ta EaEUafe Road through Hrndpu Co EIstrgo Sta ton. across the borders of EIekmans- worth t5 g p"int some mile #anth lf l'xhfids.. and back to Hyde bark sy Sau,bali Acton and Noting HH This area comprises nearly one-tbird ef tHe county of Middlcscx. several important suburbs of London and some af tho most valuable residential districts in Inc west enc
 The Page estate dates from the sup precision of the monasterics of Henry VIII. who gave to Ye Noble Robert Page the lands of the Kuights uf Sf John in Kilburn. The property. m- creased by successive generations. finally came into the II1,s,ssion of Henry Page. who lived in London and left tn solicitors the administration of his small kingdom. Sine his death without issue the estate has been eau- trailed by board of trustees. and q proposal haS been made tH the house uf commons that it should he escheat- ed ta the crown and employed nH ala- ase pensions
 During the last half century many portions nr the estate have hecu leased pr sold
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WILL GIVE BIC
 TIME ELECTION NIGHT.

HH. 9s.= tase d.eidaI ta gig. a biz
 ae AHfi. tss evening of tho daE aa "He= The municipal election WHs he held. Tho entertainment nH bay- tHr my tertaus Ham. or Fin Kiautz,n which @ea#s eaHsiameratiaa of aI =Hfts If aHtsraWHeHt During thr ss~ajae 'te returns from tho election a''I be posted in th, hau and win form tH interesting #eeH= af a most remark TUf# program
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aAckINAw IS LIssLgo.

ASTORIA. Jar ls-Tae American steamship MaekIaaA. with cargo af EHEia far san Francisco. arrived down ths river Last evening and was taken possession 1f this morning by deputy United states marshal on a libel aIea Ii the federal court at Portland The 5hrl has grown out of the steamers coming ia contact "i;n The cable of the AihtHa ferry. iu which several persons wsHa badly injured
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Y-s. fH" Nugget Expr,ss does fr4ieH.HHs ta th- beach line from Lit 'ie fH irsus eH"eE daily Prone Nugget office. Nah 4G
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MAT TIERS
 RECORDED
MARCH IL f2 1908
 Locations

raHiz clam a= la bfa a,.. March fe faaz . THfz
 Ea4thH =--- =+tf #H-- a,-t uf E4a- arg creek. a.ar zsE. fu l. lH0> < G Sam=aa=. q u
 taiHz Eada.s HaafllI as=a- Eadaez sTzsE= Jan fsa,. .G Swan san el aE
 juptfer azsa near Eadn. a,aae. Jan 2 laak .t. .. Bahi ,f aI Eadna2 fraction Rodney .r,.a Jan Laos. # .. baHfettt
 sahina Bench l.. l.. Nome r.y,r Jan. 19oS cha= Sin Clair Ne above btse Sa.amau river Jan. | laas Harry Cox.
 Ne. bench first flor Dexter rr..a. q. Steilulr
 Amerielu L. L. SH-e- a,sr Jan l. iaoS. B. Se-faf8f et al Pay=lreaA fraction. w4-t eff Naua. MareH H. ises q. " raIsEy .t al
 Conveyance Gha- Petsf=a= ta F F. N-Guaet N'f Ieas #ah.r u oH Ci.sr.f trEf aresE
 Proofs Of Labor. aHase EraI.- ai.. -n.ssl .r.ei. [. F raceln
 Frst tasf 6eaea. R l.. N. 7 Hs- .lss ereeE. T < NIeFarl9a, .t aI
 
 9't ff-5 aHd tfaeal Niaa claims -tt -lnilss -a--f-ef E4ue Andrew tr- .Hsrs4H
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Largest Billiard and Pool Room n Alaska at the Board of Trade.
Geanlte Mlnlna canaIes are ,h. b.s,

WHtI7 0H Triah skinner rl. ..a.a. fH#aea EsPHr haII March %
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kt#et F "oH known 10 old Nom ites that lhe mere mention of the fact that he is going to dance is sufficient Co bring everybody out Co see him. Hr is marvel in the art of dancing. graceful and rythmic in his every movement His performances alone are worth ~oyeral times the price of admission ta the circus
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temps St Louis Beer on draugh. at The clup.
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Sec Jessie. the minors daughter at the Eagle hall March es
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til pI.ai hetor, th, Nome pus- lie IL my dance at th. Eskimo circu. aff Aafra-tf Kiuck
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High. Grade Imported and oomesti, Cigars at the Board of Trade.
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Meet BarkHoad at the Eagle hal March sb
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elstz weiner Beer at tn. Bank
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SAND SPIT TERRoRlzEp.

Ahaai noon today the amoebau. e strange animal ffam the Arctic. es- e4He4 from the Eskimo gymnasium where he is being s-pt for the circus. aaa attacked number of pcopl- <aH= = the letiu- vu- seriously iu- J-ssd hui tefrnr -ld fuII sway untH eartsra Was nauus nectcd. The aui- #=5 I= fecuiiarlS susceptible tn hyp. Hatts latlnene.s. za just as he eaz faz~lHs in front of the famous sao eiEaesss he Aas met by George Mad ss# aho at one. thr~w his mesmerIc ss..ii aTer the fernciali- animal and he =#H=H###= aeaa #Ha4e
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Lemp's st. Louis Beer on draught at The Club.
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TO RATTLE FAMOUS
 PHoNooRAPH The famous Discovery Saloon pho. nosraPh and t64 records will be raf fled. Tickets now on sale at oiseov. cry Saloon.
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Go to the North Pol.

E4sefy for the bcs, bread and pastry The aaIv eoffee house in town.
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Granite Mining Candles are the best.
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rAa- P-leraH te l. E. Mr,a.art N"f Igas .abr on om Channel trgH argsE
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FOR RENT.

Two pair glasses. Owner can haV same hy paying for this ad.