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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-07-28
Lunch boxes free at Jones 4 Jolliae's.

Have your picture made by 3. F. Whit
the up to-date photographer. at the Hay
ward Gallery nothing but first class work
allowed to leave gallery-Come and see.
Amateur work finished in the best style.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-07-28

Miss Mckee will call at your home for
Shampooing. scalp treatment. manicuring,
facial massaging, etc. Phone 1922. En-
gagements made by mail. care Of Mrs s P
Birkift.
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For ten days. post cards given free of
charge with six pictures finished in best
style at Il. F. Whitt's Photograph Gallery.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1908-07-28

Get my Book No. 4. For Women" It will
give weak women many valuable suggestions
of relief-and with strictly confidential med
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Weaknesses Write for the book. The Night
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If you want your correct weight 60 to
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Get an empty shoe box from Jones d
Jolliffe for your lunch when you go on a
picnic. They give them away.
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Public Sales

Saturday August / = Eligible BuildingLot
East Washington street. Charles Town, by
George D. Moore, H. b. Mccormick and
James N. Mason, Jr., Special Commits
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Money to Loan on approved real estate
security. g. n. Beltzhoover. Jr.
A young lady wishes position as stenog-
rapher Or bookkeeper. single or double en-
try. Apply at this Office. s0-1m.
If you want nice fresh clean groceries
give US call. We can supply you with any
thing In the grocery line, at right prices
E. FRANK RoNEMUs.
GET WISE
And have your clothes cleaned and
pressed. they viii look like new and
wear longer.
SACHS 4 Co. Tailors
DR. Richard 4 Venning will be away from
town on his vacation until the first of Aur
gust. DR. e K Ballard, of Baltimore, will
attend to his Office, general practice and
hospital work during his absence. 2S-ta1.
Summer Tourists Excursion Rates
Southern Railway announces, effective June
l, 1908. the resumption of sale of summer
tourist excursion tickets to points In Virginia
North and South Carolina, Tennessee, etc.
and return. These tickets viii be en- sale
daily until Sept 80, 1908, final return limit
October 81, 1908. unless otherwise specified.
For further information apply to nearest
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THE ART PAINT g. WALL PAPER

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STORE
solicits your trade.
Wall paper, paints, leads, oil, varnishes,
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Pictures framed by Trainer.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

The merry go-round is doing a rushin
business
Casco Bay breeze. [volume] (South Harpswell, Me.) 1901-1917, 1908-08-27

The Peaks Island Improvement So
ciety Will hold their annual banquet
at the Peaks Island House on Friday.
Sept. IL.
Miss Mabel Curtis Of Enfield. North
Carolina, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harris of
81 Johnsbury, VT, are guests of Mrs.
j. II. Dove at the Pearl cottage.
Mr.. F. j. Taylor spent several DAYS
last week with his wife and family
at their cottage, the Glenn Cliff on
Elephant avenue.
Mrs. w. III. Chase entertained
friends from Manchester, y. H.. over
Sunday.
Mrs. f. L. Greenslit, who has been
visiting her mother. Mrs. ID. A. Moul-
ton and sister OF wech avenue. re-
turned to her home in Worcester.
Mass, on Monday. She was accom-.
panied by Marion Chase, who will
pay her visit OF two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams, with
their twin daughters. Misses Carry
and Edith Williams OF Boston. are AT
their cottage on Elephant avenue for
the month. Mr.. Williams has been n
visitor to the island for % years. hay-
ing been a member Of the Forest City
Polo team In 1884. when they used to
play In the old rink, now on the site
OF the Gem theatre. He is a loyal sup
porter OF the island and takes much
interest In relating his experience
here I'm the early days.
Mrs. Nellie u. Scruton of Lewiston
has been the guest for a week of her
cousin. Mrs. w. n. Kimball at Tor.
rington Point. Mr.. George W. Kim
ball visited his mother over Sunday.
He was accompanied from his home
In Lewiston by Miss Annie Connery.
very successful fishing trip was
enjoyed by Mr.. G. r. Austin OF New
Haven. and a number OF other guests
from the "Valetta' on Monday. The
party sailed out beyond White Head
and managed to pull I'm over a hum
dred pounds OF fish. The catch In
Guided cod. cuners and one sun fish
of such large dimensions that several
OF the party are said to have been
effected by its terrible glare. They
are reported TO be recovering. how
ever, and very graciously shared their
generous catch among the cottagers
OF the neighborhood.
Mrs. r. f. Bickford Of the "valetta"
expects party OF friends who are
on their way home to Orange. n. j.,
after spending their summer down
east. They are. DIR. and Mrs. Eugene
q. West and family, with DIT. Vests
brother. Richard n. West. Mrs. West
and Mrs Bickford are cousins. while
Dr. West IL the eminent throat spe-
cialist.
Mr.. Edward Rohrs of New York.
better known AZ Hirham Green
among his friends. Is the guest Of Mr..
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d Mrs. Alfred o. Elden at rorrins.


ton Point.
DIR. and Mrs. Albert R. Brown OF
"Dew-drop Inn," gave a theatre par
ty at the Gem. on Tuesday evening
for l2 OF their friends. The affair Is
said to have been In honor Of a we'd
ding engagement to be announced Ia
ter. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs
Alfred O. Eden. Dr. Andrew l..
Brown end Mr.. Edward Rohrs of New
York. Miss Ethel Marshall Of Port
land. Miss Vera Stephenson and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. p. Noble. The party had
a very pleasant time and enjoyed the
presentation of The Masked Ball.
thoroughly.
Miss Blanche Traitor of the Sans
Souci'' on Torrington Point is visit
ing friends at Monhegan island.
Miss Gladys Irving OF Winthrop
Beach, Mass, is visiting Miss Eliza
beth Kimball of Portland at the Nor
from Winthrop are also guests at the
Norton cottage. They are Mr.. Newton
Holmes, Mr.. Rudolph Murray and Mr..
Julian Stiles. Miss Kimball recently
entertained Commodore Edward p.
Boynton of the Boston Yacht club,
whose famous yacht, the Magnolia"
was in the harbor for a week. Com
modore Boynton Is expected to re-
turn here from an eastern cruise this
week.
Mr.. w. III. wiggin of Minneapolis
recently spent the day at the Norton
cottage as the guest of Miss Kim
ball
The most satisfactory home fur
nishings are purchased from the r.
s. Davis Co.-Adv.
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uTTLEJoHN's ISLAND.
Continued from Page A.

spending vacation OF two weeks at
the cottage. On Saturday Mrs. c. o.
Rogers large house party returned 20
their homes near Boston after a de-
lightful vacation of several weeks
at the island, during which time many
picnics ,clambakes, cruises and 9TH
er social affairs were enjoyed. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sampson and sons, Arthur and Ken
meth OF Winthrop. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Wcodell and granddaughter, Miss
Dorothy Woodell of Dorchester, Mrs
5. A. Buckley and her granddaughter,
Miss Hazel Hanchett OF Natick.
Mr.. Joseph Ready of the Hill Crest
cottage was absent in Boston last
week while on a business trip and re-
joined his family on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney T. Callowhill
and little daughter. Dorothea. were
suddenly called to Boston last Friday
on account Of the illness Of a relative
there.
On Sunday Mr.. p. F. O'Brien and a
party Of friends enjoyed a pleasant
cruise in the Peter F." to Freeport.
The return was made by moonlight,
the guests remaining TO enjoy the
band-concert at Casco Castle. They
were also entertained by Mr.. Nathan
Winstanley. who sung several solos
for their pleasure. The party of twen-
ty-five included Mr.. p. r. O'Brien's
family with their guests. Mr. and Mrs.
Nolan from the Allston cottage. Mrs.
Ready and family Of the "Hill Crest"
and the Misses Michigan of the Rock.
mere"
The Allston party enjoyed a pleas
ant nay rack ride around the islands
on Monday afternoon. As they were
unable TO secure the services OF a driv-
er when the team was arranged for.
II was necessary TO impress one their
number for the duty OF plotting the
conveyance. and much to the amuse.
ment OF the crowd, Mr.. NJ. Nolan. a
guest OF Mr.. p. r. O'Brien at the Ais
ton cottage. was forced to handle the
reins during the afternoons ride.
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LONG ISLAND
Continued from Page 3D.

Continued from Page 81
Kate Thomas. LIST and Miss Mabel Da.
Wis was the happy winner of the boo
by. Word contest. Mr.. Sumner Fogg,
first. and Walter Thomas. secured the
BOBBY. Refreshments Of fancy ices,
cake and candy, was served. Forty
were present and greatly enjoyed the
evening.
Mr.. Willis Mabry is spending his va
cation with his family at the West
End.
The seventh Maine held their an
nual reunion last week at their sum.
mer home on the West End. The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, J. w. Libby:
yice-presidents, Hiram Ellis and II. F.
webster: secretary and treasurer, Maj.
A. A. Nickerson; chaplain, W. w.
Dennen; surgeon, DIR. w. s. Norcross;
quartermaster. George T.. Hunt: officer
OF day. j. r. Mullen: historian, John
Hart. commissary sergeant, W. III.
Hammond
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Wiley of Stone
ham, Mass. and Mrs. s. r. Cook OF
Lynnfeld Mass. were recent guests
Of Mrs. Clarence T.. Cook at the West
End.
Mrs. Davis OF the Commonwealth
cottage entertained the wrays at her
pleasant summer home last Saturday
evening. with a choice graphophone
concert. Delicious refreshments were
also served
Mrs. v. @. Bragg gave a four table
whist last Monday evening TO some
Of her West End friends. the prizes
being awarded TO Miss May Middleton
Mrs. a. J. Anderson. Mr.. Eaton and
Mr. Thomas. Dainty refreshments
were served during the evening. Ali
were glad TO see Mrs. Bragg was on
the road to Improvement I'm her
health.
Mr.. Frank Baker. who was a guest
OF the Wrays at the Bronx cottage
has returned to his home In New
YORK. Miss Ann Cutheli of New York
Is a guest Of the wrays.
Mr.. David J. Middleton of North
hsaston, Mass, spent several days al
the Owl cottage last week. while on
his way to Eastern Maine.
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$I.50 the Round Trip

A Through Fari'r ar Leaves Portland
s.O5 a m. arriving Montreal 9.l5 D. m.
a 1hrou,h s,eep-r Leaves Portland
daily. Sundays included. 9.15 d. m, ar
irving Montreal SIS a. m.
A PsrIor Car for Fsbyans Leaves Port
Sunday.
A Parior Car with arolier eusfe. Leaves
Portand az pos a. m. daily. except sun
day. arriving at Quebec $50 d. m.
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S7...A.W York and Return...S

fus Johnson Brown" Mr. Dodge
looked the part completely.
Master Daniel L. Harris, Spring
neid. Mass, "Rube" from the hay
field.
Master II. Allen Cooke, Newton
Centre Mass, baby"
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Cottages

Campo, Farms on coast, Islands and
HfnsL al localities and prfces. Country
Tor fnyeetment o. creation. Send for
tst-P. Q. and z. @. Vail. Portland. Ne.
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TO NAPLES.

Sundays to Naples or Raymond for
dinner. Leaving Portland $50 a. m.
across Sebago Lake and up the Songo
River to Naples or across Sebago Lake
to Raymond. Returning. arrive at Port
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NOTICE :: :is s,;; goo: :: ..s
Z Vi" y0S ssss: sSs: ;.s
T.ssdy s"d r,,dsy Hiss
cs'es, e's hss rruss Veesaoess
LELAND MERRILL. CHT Island. Me,
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To the White Mountains
and Return
$4.7O

at Crawfords. Breton Woods or Fab
yans for dinner and driving arriving
back In Portland at 7.45 p. m or by re-
naming at Fabyans an hour can arrive In
Portland at 5. o5 D. m.
Tourists on this trip can also visit
Fryeburg, North Conway. Intervaie. Jack
expense or Maplewood. Bethlehem. Pro-
ME House. Jefferson. Lancaster at Q
slight additional expense
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SYM oPEMGRaNhG@
H0RIzEVD.Me.

24s middIL ST., Portland.
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that print well and with the least trou-
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pamphlets. letter-heads, cards, etc.
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The Afternoon
Songo River Trip
Via Raj. Steamer and Marrow Cavos
$500

Leave Portland Los p. m. arrive Seba-
go Lake l3l p m. where the Steamer
Songo River. across the Bay of Naples
and Long Pond to North Bridgton, Tally.
Bridgton Junction. thence Maine Cen.
tral to Portland. arriving Portland 7.4S
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Poland Springs, Maine

$3.so to Poland Spring House and Re.
turn.
,$s.os, going Saturday and Returning
a. M: arrive Poland Spring House 900.
1880 a. m. or I p m. Take dinner and
remain until about p. m, and arrive az
Portland 8 % n m
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Through Service WEST
+. T.. BOOTH

@. p. A.. ". c. r. r.. Portland.
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e"I IKE s .N6 HAncc &c tMo1 1skt.

return at 7.4o p. m. $3.50 the round trip
TO either place. Going Saturday or SUM-
day to Moosehead and return Sunday or
Monday Sc.
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AuCOCiSCO House

CLIFF ISLAND
hrs. K. B. BACHELOR
Proprietor
Matches Bay,
Clin Island Il its rem
Fine Bathing,
Boating and Fishing.
Excellent Cuisine.
Select Clientele.
Rates on application
cpsa June ! 10 Oct. IS
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ALBERT WOODBURY.
LONG Island, Me.

S"'NSSsSn q 0OILoEH
Cottage Work Specially. Hsti-
mates cheerfully given any time. Re-
pairing or altering promptly and sat,
isfactorily done. Cottages and cot.
tage lots Tor sala
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-05-02

E. Blewitt, of Moody, for attorney gen.
eral; Hans NJ. Finnerud, of Codington,
for national committeeman Hans G..
Wickre, of Day, for railway commits
sioner.
John II. Carroll, of Kingsbury, has
taken a position as true insurgent by
refusing to abide by the list selected by
the insurgents and is a candidate on
his own hook for lieutenant governor,
and L. A. Munson, of Pierre, is going
it alone as candidate for secretary of
state, regardless of either party.
A number Of the old members of the
legislature are asking to be returned for
another term, some of the house mem
bers of year ago wanting to come to
the senate next term. AS usual, there
will no doubt he enough of the old
members on hand to start things going,
and keep the wheels going round until
the new menbers get their lines attach
ed to the band wagon.
In the meantime, while the w8tring
factions of republicans are busily en-
gagged the democrats ever hopeful be-
fore the finish of campaign, feel that
with Andrew +. Lee they have a candi-
date for governor who will in the ger
eral campaign stand show to again fiji
the governors chair on account of the
republican disaffection which they think
will come from the defeated faction in
the June primaries.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-05-02
c. V. GARDNER, Secretary.

Mrs. Calkins Gives Successful Concert.
The concert given at the city hall last
evening was one of the most delightful
musical affairs, and called forth unusu-
al enthusiasm from an appreciative
audience. To say that the program
was admirably rendered is to do scanty
justice to the exceptional talent and the
finely arranged program. The enter
tainment was a song recital under the
auspices of the Episcopal church bv
Mrs. Roy Calkins, assisted by local tai
ent, and was a success from the first
number to the last strains of the closing
song.
Mrs. Cabins, always a favorite with
her audience, was at her best last
evening, and won new laurels with
every number. She has the happy fac
ulty of delighting every one of her au-
ditors, not only by her beautiful voice,
but by her charming personality and
her rare gift of Interpretation. 1t is
hard to choose between her classical
numbers, such as the Arditi Waltz song,
made famous by Melba, and those in
lighter vein, such as the dainty lullaby
by Foote and the exquisitely sung group
Of folk songs; for Mrs. Calkins is one
of the few singers who is at home with
all classes of music and sings each kind
equally well. The audience was always
eager to hear more, and she responded
to a number of encores.-PioneeT-
Times.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-05-02
CANDIDATES. GALORE.

A Pierre special of recent date says,
the breathing spell, following the March
primaries is over, even If it ever really
existed, and both factions of the repub-
licans of this state, under the leadership
of Senator Kittredge on the one side,
and Governor Crawford on the other,
are again in the field in full force.
The tickets of both factions are COM
pleted. The insurgents are weak in To-
cation, as most of their ticket is bunch
ed in little group of adjoining counties
in the northeastern part of the state,
with Crawford, of Beadle, for senator /;
Hall of Brookings, and Glass of Coding-
ton, for congress; Clark of Sphinx, for
attorney general; and Robinson of
Brown, for railway commissioner. The
stalwarts not being where they had to
care for second termers have spread
their ticket over more territory, and
will have an advantage on their con
gressional ticket Of candidate in the
Black Hills, which has already claimed
the right of one of the congressional
poTiions.
The complete lineup for the insur-
gents will be: Coe /. Crawford, of Bea-
die, for senate; w. S. Glass, OF Coding-
ton, and Philo Hall, of Brookings, for
congress K. 5. Vessey, of Jersuld, for
governor; II. e. Shober, of Hyde, for
lieutenant governor; S. G. Policy, Of
Lawrence, for secretary of state q. s.
Cassil, of Lincoln, for treasurer; John
Hirning, of Campbell, for auditor; /;
Hans A. Ustrud, of Minnehaha, for sup
srintendent of instruction; o. e. Dok-
ken, of deuel., for state land commits
sioner; s. W. Clark, of Sphinx, for attor-
ney general; Thomas Thorson, of Lin
coin, for national committeeman G. S.
Robinson, of Brown, for railway COM
missioner.
The stalwart lineup will be A. B.
Kittredge, Of Minnehaha, senator Chas.
H. Burke, of Hughes, aud E. w. Mar
tin, of Lawrence, for congress; ]. l..
Browne, of Brown, for governor ; John
F. Schrader, of Pennington, for lieuten-
ant governor; Joseph j. Waltner, OF
Turner, for secretary of state; George e.
johnson, of Lincoln, for treasurer; Z.
E Warner, of Hamlin, for auditor; NJ.
M. Ramer, of Davidson, for superintend-
ent of instruction; Matthias d. Eide, oI
Miner, for state land commits sioner Ira
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-05-02

Captain Van Etten of Highmore, S.
D., delivered very interesting temper
ance lecture at the NJ. f. church Thurs
day evening to fair sized audience.
The Captain is forcible in argument and
aromatic in description. Tuesday even
ing he delivered a most interesting lee
ture on the "Battle of Gettysburg" The
Captain spoke largely from experience
having been in thirty-three battles. His
lecture was most interesting and instruc-
tive. Sunday night he delivers another
temperance lecture in the Congregation
al church, the NJ. E, congregation unit
ing in union meeting.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1908-05-02
Will be q Hig Affair.

George Warren, grand chancellor OF
the state ofSouth Dakota for the knights
of Pythias lodge, is in receipt of com
munications almost daily from the east
side of the state relative to the grand
lodge meeting which will be held at
Hot Springs June II and l8. Mr.. War
rem said yesterday that beyond a doubt
the meeting for 1908 will be the largest
in the history of Pythianism in the state
of South Dakota. This is due to the fact
that the Pythian order is becoming
more popular every day and during the
past year has experienced q wonderful
growth in the state.
The people of the eastern part of the
state-and there are thousands of them
who have never visited the Hills and
have no idea what they look like-are
very anxious to come. The improved
railroad facilities gives them a chance,
at once reducing the expense and time
of making the trip. 1t is no longer
necessary to pay ont $1,000 to $35. 100
railroad fare and spend three days on
the road, travelling through three states
in order to reach the Black Hills.
There is a possibility that the su-
preme chancellor, Judge Barnes of Ili-
nois, will attend the Hot Springs meet
ing.
Aberdeen will send special car of
delegates and visitors and letter today
from Sioux Falls announced that two or
three hundred people from there expect
ed to make the trip.
Mr.. Warren and the local lodge are
making an effort to send large delega-
tion to help the Hot Springs people do
the honors.-Lead Call.