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FOR RENr-HoUsEs.
WIZ. ~. SAUNDERS q CO.
14OI u ST. n w


HOUSES
1853 Fla av.7 b. SIS 90 s03s Came nj Or bs2s 80
l4l9 2Zd nv, 81. b.. 81 50IlsII a nv a. n SOS 60
Aavs SPfihs ro'er'o l4l Park road,
stable .s.s...... 800 GF hath - SIS 50
1881 18th nW.I7r 1881 14tb NV 5r b SIS %
20 70 . l525 10th NV. ST $50 90
10 IAN INV. Sf, % 81 PA Ky. ave. Sc.
1915 Sth NV. ST.. b. IS sol Or. bath....... s27 50
ZfU3 NV 30 40 Porter ne Or b. % 50
l406 Bl't NV. 81. b $3.50
FLATS.
500 i Sc, Ar b 5000 2503 nth NV Or. bS2550
The Chelsea. Or. q. 81 5GllSZI a5th br g. b $40 30
300 18th nv, Or. b q 50ll 1923 s5tb nv 6r
SZS 18th ne. or, b.. - 30 b. - s25 80
- IS + "a dFetoT,D 100 4ll5z 18th ne. 2d
Inc @u1oh' STD. a4-51l hoor. Or. 3d. $3.50
ne Lu1oh' of.D. 5000 1871 i Sc. A. b...Sy.O %
20 Il Sc STD SOD sflS r NV. 5r b-S20 80
i'oo . A"' DID So,Ooi5oS 18th nw,4r,b b. $3.50
COLORED
} Blagdens ct. Ar f12l4 q nesr.b S25 50
.---..--..--....S8. 0Ji
SUBURBAN.
a.lhehurst, D c., 7r and b.: h. ". h.. 5000
4eAoihA FaFk. 81. end b.: large grounds 81. 70
STORES.
y northwest cor. 18th and L (cor $50 81. 90
1444 18TH store rooms .....-............ 20 30
STABLES.
Rear 20 Pierce nw.. water; stalls. ...... 500
jg0-Zt
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FOR HIRE.
ILLUMINATING ENGEEER.

! ELECTRIC FANS, s. up; detective Joints,
grounded on gas pipes, etc, causes your
meter to record fast: rectifsd at small cost
FRED 4. MCINTYRE. 63s + 81, NV.
Eny25-30t
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SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.
Ticket OHIce, ~ Penpa. ~.

WI-I~NI TIT
NOTICE-Following schedule not guaranteed
Sos a. IA. daiIy-Seaboard Mai. Through
coaches and Pullman sleepers 70 Savanuah
ana Jacksonville. Through sleeper Washing
ten - Hamlet and Hamlet 10 atlanta. Din
ing cars
go P. n. daily-Seaboard Express. Coaches
and Pullman Savannah. Jacksonville
Tampa Atlanta Birmingham. AsmphiS
r. II. gTANsELL, District Passenger Agent
apl2-a
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STEAMBOATS,.
NORFOLK AND WASHINGTON
y STEAMBOAT co,

Every day IN The year from loot 7th 81 fsT
Sort Monroe. Norfolk, Newport SsWs and
points souIh via superb powerful sIsSl palaos
steamers Newport Mesa" Norfolk" s-s4
Washington.
LIZ WRshington-6:33 pmlLv. PogtsmOu AS pa
Nv. Alezandrta-.7so 20 pralL y. Norfolk. pa
Az. II. Monroe. 90 AM Ly. n. A0nus..7 "a
AZ Norfolk. 8 90 am Ar Alexandria s;so sEa
AT. Portsmouth. 80 sTnIAr- Washingtpn-7 an
"a rough connections made az Norfolk
with steamers Old Dominion Steamship ca
for New York ana Merchants AMI AiaaFsr
steamships Tor Boston.
E%Geaerai Ticket once. 20 i4th 81. Col<
SEGdO Building. (Phons Main I520l.
Ith 81. Wharf fPhons Main s76o.1
no. CALLAHAN. "a Y. Pres. < Gsn'L Nh.
~. II. c. I.IsAHAS. Gsn'l Pass. AT
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Chesapeake Beach

scEErULE OF EXCURSION THAm
TO AND PROM
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Near Marshall Hall, 10 and 40 eors
Truck Farms NOW under cultivation
nished. hIcGhie MOSS, e13 n. =. Ave.
ap24-IT. 81, su-aQt
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ARE YOU GOING TO BUILD? Going Z,
remodel your house? Let US help furnf-l
ideas, suggestions. and give you estimates
Painting, Papering. decorating. carpating
cementing, plumbing, gas-httinE Timing.
JO5bing attended 10 promptly.
CHAS. J. RAFF CO.. 1874 You ST. NV.
1e9-eOi-S0t
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MUSIC
MECHANICAL AND ELECTRICAL.

FOR emergency repairing anywhere. any
time; reliable work; We employ experts only.
Call NJ 1855 Do IL row. CATLIN g DE
PUE, sos 9th ST. NV. jei1-th. Su. tu-S0t
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

CHEAP LOTS in city, $3.50 to $500, and inn
proved property for sale very low or exchange
for city OF country property. c. J. BOND,
CO + 81. je7-SU-5t
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FURNACE WORK.

7 CAN keep your windows clean cheaper,
quicker and easier than you can / know
how. LEON L. CAHOON, Acme Window
Cleaning Co.. removed to 1O05 F NV.
my1O-Su. ne. fr-30t
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CABINET WORK.

YOUR MATTRESS carefully renovated and
made comfortable as new AZ small cost You
your work done. Factory and sales.
room, CS3 II nv. Phone II s0s7. l. 7. JONES.
sp23-sUI
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COAL.

LOOK HEREI SAVE soc A TON.
W A. broken furnace. per top-.-..........ss7O
W. A. egg, per IS 50
". A. stove, per Sc IS
". 4. nut, per So %
W A. pea, per s. 10
c. MEREDITH WINSHIP. 8I30 I4th st
myl7-Su, u, tn got
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MENTAL SUGGESTION

PURE natural singing the English for
Italian Method" NINE. JOSEPHINE and
NORMAN ESPUTA DAILY. teachers Of sing
ing and plano. Studio. uzs + st re. Phone
/. 400 NJ fa14-g6f
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SUBURBAN LOTS.

WILL SELL FOR $3.50: SO down. SO month.
three fine lots. main 81. Ballston, Va; worth
$500 VIII take 500 cash Immediately In
quire 3zS Pennsylvania ave Sc
jeZI-su, tn, th-6t
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ORIGINAL HOUSE REPAIR Co. carpenters
and builders: store fitting and remodsUns;
general house repairing OF all kinds: es1i-
fas-l
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FOR RENT-SUBURBAN.

BROOKLAND. 1928 OTIS NE-Two rooms
furnished or unfurnishsd: light hOCsekee1 ping
or gents. ]eIg-et
FOR RENT-SI5; LangdOn. Groom house.
near Rhode Island ave. cars, city water
Call or address JOHN /. K%OpP, 1923
Jackson 81. ne. feI9-st
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So EO0 Near 14tH and Newton
O'OOO SITS, Mt. Pleasant, a very
roomy IC-rOom-and-ba substantial
brick dwelling, nearly new, with about
doUJ square feet Of ground This is an
exceptionally low price for such a de-
sirable property.
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GEORGETOWN PLUMBING.

LARGEST and best facilities for PLUMBING
and lead burning reasonable charges, prom
and efficient service: established twenty
years. CHARLES LOCKHEAD. s058 NJ 81
nv. my22-eod-S0t
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FOR SALE-OverIook!ng Massachusetts ave.
extended. beautiful home ten rooms, three
baths. hrst-tOor Kitchen steam heat. laun-
dry, etc. price S. $50. HARRY A. WAC
STAFF. SO4 14th ST. NV. jel4-tf
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DEVELOPING AND PRINTING.

SPECIAL DISCOUNT OF % Per cent from
regular prices. 10 all bringing IN this ad
during the next ten days. KROUSE' 5.
kodaks and cameras, 737 eth NV. Phone N.
$3.50 Je20-7t
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$500.

Modern tNo-story and cellar brick dwell
| ing. well located southeast; convenient % car
tlnei southern exposure six rooms and 3-piecr
I pam furnace heat cabinet mauteIs; rer
$3.50; easy terms.
JOSEPH = WELLER
Realty Broker sl2 E ST y. W
1e2l-3T
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FOR RENT
A. J.. FOX CO, EgTARIJs4ED 1873
THE EEAL,I1 CORNER" 18th at ny ave
FURNISHED FLATS
y. I<r- SO-------Al@5-UJ 2l20 y NV, A.. b.$27.5]
~ l0fs D.. 4yyoy 22l9 y NV, or. b.. 90
y l-r. 20 so ll6 TN NV, 81, b. $50.
-9ll. 1yI. 49, t.t3l lZll d ne, 81. d. 10
AtIn, 40Is D.. JOvJi 1913 u ne, Or, b.. 1l-5J
TNF y ftNlSHED lOl4 II av ne OF, b.1 s }
49yJ vi 10. IT -DS19tJl 100 10Th ne 5r, b.. 1880
436 NJ, 20r 2b.... 60O0 CTCpr5
1sJi 9ist ~ 80 81 "a 1921 81 NV. brick SO. 50
25ls 18Th. III, b.. 50gJl 80 = NV. o''-A- '-'''
1885 .. Tor. b. 4550I APARTMENTS.
30 O. Tor b. % sol Huntington ST. b $500
1924 Sth, Tor b.. 40 5JI Allenhurst, Or, b. $3.50
2l-s y Or, 3D., 7.50lCOLORED TENANTS
e4u ~, 5rs D.. 5000 1903 9th 6r......- Sl3 50
~ 18th sw. ST, b.. 3l.5Ul send to Office for list
200 T NV, Or. b.. 25.60i iez0-2t
FOR RENT-A fine little glx-nyom and bad
house IN good section OF the northeast 6Z3
] ne. Rent only S2J50
MOORE a. HILL. Inc. 1879 @ ST NV 1e2C-5t
FOR RENTED ID 81. ue.-FIne location. six
rooms ana bath good repairs near Union
Station rent SZ3 80
MOORE g. HILL. Inc. 1873 q 81 nv teg5-st
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SCREENING.

ESTIMATES on SCREENING eor5rsrI,
rendered without charge
HUTCHINSON BROS, 1914 I4th St n W
Phons y. 2IS0. jeI7lggI
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IRON AND WOOD TURNING.

BROWN & PARIS 2O3 18th 81. n. ".
wagon building and general Iron work,
forging and tool sharpening; painting and
trimming. Orders given prompt attention.
iels-th. So, tu-s0.
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CHESTNUT GROVE.
WANTED-sUBURBAN.

TO RENT OR BUY a ave OF six room home:
grounds, water, shade. near electric line; not
too far from city give price and terms Ad-
dress c. A 5. los X ne ia-g-3t
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Effective nay so, 1908
EITETECl II CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE
WEEK DAYS.
GOING-Lv- District Line station. SIS a
n, l. 90 a. m. -.sJ ?. Ia. so p IL. T.l5
. m and S;s5 = a.
RETCRNISG-Ly- Chesapeake Beach. 6.se
q "a % - p H.. 200 p H.. 500 ?. n
400 D m. ana -s5s. j., n.
SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS.
GO NC-Lv District Line Station as q
m. 90 a. m. -Z.SJ ,. n. E.O0 p n. las
D. n and 9.45 ,. ~.
RETCRNING-Lv. Chesapeake Beach 700
g. r. Iz.s5 ?. 11-, 2-I0 ?. m. e-00 ?. m,
500 D. H., ana 1000 p IA
PAUL z. WATERS, General Manager.
fel-rf
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PAINTING.

LET Us Do YOUR cold water painting. kali
somining. white washing and aiabastine
work: machine or hand work done IN all
colors; anywhere IN D. c. or suburbs; all
work guaranteed. give Us a trial NATHAN
BELL & CO.. 605 10th St ne.
myI0, So. tu. th-30t
WI. J. MCWdIRT,
PAINTING AND GRAINING AND HARD
WOOD FINISHING.
so EYE ST. n ".
spss-tusth. su-sot
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INTERIOR DECORATIONS.

FINE WALL HANGINGS. BURLAPs AND
relief work. Special attention given color
harmony and detail work. Paperhauging and
decorating. JORDAN & JORDAN. rs z. Cap
nnYzs-tll. ID. Sl-a1t
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE.

MAKE SPECIALITY Of repairing ana REIN
ishlng antique furniture, cabinet work; up
hoIstering; work guaranteed. Packing and
shipping. Phone /. 1871. VAd F. SMITH d
1910 F ne 5e9-tu. th. su-S0t
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FOR RENE-APARTMEErs

SIA OUTSIDE rooms. bath. porch. perfect
condition. furnished or unfurnlshea: sumner
rates kENI, lls North Carolina ave Sc. II
FINE. newly done-up apartments, ''The
ftlneel9n, l431 NV Prices reasonable
MYERS a. LIGHTFCOT, l4g7 New YORK az
nv. .se1-5f
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Times Want Ads Bring ResultA
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NORTHEAST REAL ESTATE
MONEY TO LOAN

IF YOU NEED MONEY to pay rent. o. buy
coal, viii furnish AL you need / lend you
your furniture piano. these loans are
strictly PRIVATE. Try me p. O. BOX 2sss
Station .. fe5-tf
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COLD STORAGE FOR FURs.

COLD STORAGE FOR FURS.
Moths are most destructive to furs in June:
alteration and repairs at summer rates b II.
sTINEMETZ & SON CO. + ST cor. 18th.
ap22-90t
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
FOR SALE.

81 E0O For Investments 4-fam-
Tt)OO fly apartment house, yield
ing over II per cent per annum on en-
tire price. Located on numbered street,
near Garfield Park southeast
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FOR CHARTER.
UPH0LSTERING.

PARLOR SUITES, I'VE pieces. $40 Up. mate
rial furnished; chairs recaned, soc up. Fur
1lture repaired, carpets made. laid cleaned.
orders promptly attended TO- C. AMBER
son. l21S sth NV. ie2- II IN th-Flr
ATTENTION HOUSEWIVES Feathers
renovated. mattresses made 10 order furui-
ture steamed and moths destroyed Low
prices. f. II. YoCSE'S STEAM CARPET
CLEANING AND RESOVATING WORKS,
ST. ! nv. ieISth. su. tu-s0t
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$4,000 1552 49,S ind in nj s.I Rle 9os5
one Of the most attractive dwellings
in the entire section. Hardwood trim
mingS, open dreplacas. cabinet mantels,
tiled bath, concerted cellar. and deep
lot, all in perfect condition. This is a
special price for immediate sale.
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WANTED-HOUSES.

T-AETED-SOCTHEAS
House OF seven or eight rooms. within thee
blocks Of Pennsylvania ave. car line. not
below 10th st, large rooms desired; modern
and not 10 exceed $500. Give fun particulars
BOX 62l, Times Office. 1t
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Muslin, oilc.oth. card and paper signs. low
PRICES. QUICK DELIVERY
JACK D Goldsmith. s24 D ST.
Main 5zs5- Close O'Clock SATURDAYS
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FOR sALE-sUBURsAN.
Riverdale. MARYLAND.

Riverdale, Maryland.
If you are looking for a home in the
suburbs come out and take a look at
the list we have, some fine places can
be bought, at very low prices.
Also fine building lots some on the
newly macadamiZed Baltimore and
Washington Pike. low prices and easy
terms
CLAUDE WARREN, Agent,
Btverdale, Maryland.
sIX-ROOM HOUSE; hne CARDS shade, ans
water two squares from station: Mt Rain
Ter. Nd PETER LAMB. ie2B-3t
Beautiful College Park,
An Ideal Country Hons.
For sals-In this beautiful and growing
college sdburb; a new, modern, eiFht-room
house aad bath; With every cr.Ivenience,
charm!ngis- located on large lot, TAINTED with
trees and shruDbsry. moderate price and
easy terms. Lots for sale. ana houses alter
your own plans.
GEO. H. CALVERT,
College Park, Nd.
3e20-st
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Sh ON On the Heights, accessible
W ~ by three car lines. A beau
tlIuliy hnIshed scmi-detached house
containing large rooms, pantry. bath.
concerted cellar hOt-water heating, and
large noored garnet, fine parking and
ample yard in rear, all rooms bright
ana cHterTql. The best value and most
attractive home, at the price. on the
Heights.
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FLOOR OIL.

SOUTH WAsHINGTON'S foremost dealer
in hardware, paints, oils. and glass. Spe-
cial summer rates on screening
VIM. r HUNT, SCI AZ St Phone II 1900
1e2I-su. ~, th-30t
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1908-12-31

Thomas H. Marshall Post, G. A. R., has
adopted the following resolutions on the death
of Comrade Cotton w. Mears:
Whereas in the loss we have sustained by
the death of our comrade, Cotton W. Mears,
and the greater loss to those who were nearest
and dearest to him; therefore, be it
Resolved, That we sincerely mourn his loss
as one who had our love and esteem and whom
we shall greatly miss from our ranks, and be
it further
Resolved, that we sincerely condole with the
family of the deceased in the dispensation
with which it has pleased Divine Providence to
afflict them and commend them for consolation
to Him who orders all things for the best and
whose chastisements are given in mercy.
Resolved, that this heartfelt testimonial of
our sympathy and sorrow be forwarded to the
family of our departed comrade and copy
sent to the local papers for publication.
A. w. Hassan,
c. B. Hall,
L. C. Putnam.
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HAWKING MACHINES
Catarrh Sufferers are Nothing But Hawk.
ing, Splitting and Blowing Machines,
Saws an Authority.

Is it possible that in these days when cleanli-
ness and sanitary reform is being preached in
the churches, schools and at public gatherings,
that thousands of people will continue to suffer
from catarrh when there is an absolutely cer-
tain remedy always on hand.
Hyomei pronounced High-o-me) is pleas
ant, medcated and antiseptic air. Breathe it
in and it will cure catarrh 1t will stop foul
breath, watery eyes, and crusts in the nose, in
few days.
81 suffered from catarrh for two years; tried
numerous remedies which failed; used one and
one half bottles of Hyomei and am entirely
cured. &C. N. Lindsy, 407 East First Ave-,
Mitchell, S. d.
A complete Hyomei outfit consisting of a
strong, hard rubber pocket inhaler and bot
tie of Hyomei, costs only 81, and extra bottles,
if afterwards needed, costs only so cents each.
A. A. Howes & Co. sell it and guarantee it to
do exactly as advertised.
Hyomei also cures Asthma, Bronchitis,
Coughs, Colds, and infants Group
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Nrw Anvrnr,srmENrs. The second annual

Npw Anvrpr,srwENTs. The second annual
remnant sale at Garlic & Jones Will open next
Saturday morning and continue until all rem
nants are sold. HI. Locke & Son, jewellers
and opticians, want the job OF repairing your
watches, clocks, jewelry, ETC.. Mitcnel q
Trussell are offering some good bargains in
d-band parlor stoves Plumbing spe-
cialty. See notice of the removal OF the Bel
fast Livery Co. to the Phoenix House stable
For the next two weeks D. F. Stephenson,
next door to Windsor Hotel, will sell the Case
mines at 25 ner cent discount Annual meet
ings of the Stockton Springs water Company
and the Stockton Springs Trust Company.
Eggs for Matching from thoroughbred Barred
Plymouth and S. c. 1. Reds; also breeding
cockerels at 50, So and S. each, at Pineland
Poultry Farm. Belfast, W. M. Randall, pro-
prietor, S. E. Bowen, superintendent. Meet
ing of stockholders of The City National Bank
of Belfast January 26, 1909 at 10 a. m. -. See
the announcement of The City National Bank
of Belfast for 1909. . Whitten Bros are the
sole distributors of the Clark Biscuit Co.'S
Vanilla Drops, Cocoanut Gems, Baby Peanut,
and Baby Cocoanut also the Small Boston
Crackers, 1.-THE Berkshire Sailed Sodas, and
the only original Equal Lunch crackers.
Prices moderate. go. The 10th anniversary
coupon sale at the Belfast Department Store
begins today and will end January %, 1909.
Cut out the advt. and it will be worth 25 per
cent of the amount of your purchase at this
store. As Main street . Willis Thompson and
Alice Thompson Gates publish card of
thanks Henry Staples, II Main street, an
nounces his Sd annual clearance sale of new
up to-date winter goods, to begin January End
and end January 10th. Twenty per cent dis
count on mems and boys clothing and 10 per
cent on mems and boys furnishing. Custom
suits to order. See letter from the Bottum
& Torrance Co. to Fred A. Johnson, acknowl-
edging receipt of his order for sheets and pill
low cases. -. Call for premium cards when
making purchases at The Fashion -. Keyes
Orchestra makes dance music speciality. Any
number of instruments furnished. John Glenn
ent manager
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TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers in real estate were
recorded in Waldo County Registry of Deeds
for the week ending December %, 1908:
Fred A. Averill, Oldtown, to Annie E. W.
Cobe, Chicago; land in Northport.
frank A. Curtis, Knox, to James Wilkins, do;
land and buildings in Knox.
Mary P Coffin, Palermo, to Willard Whit
taker, Liberty; land in Liberty.
Ezra A. Coffin, Liberty, to Charles A. Phil
lips, Palermo; land and buildings in Liberty.
Joseph G. Cilley, Thorndike, to George G..
Cilley, do; land and buildings in Thorndike.
F. A. Dickey, ct al, Northport, to A. Perry
Coombs, Islesboro; land Northport.
Sarah c. Elwell, Waldo, to Herbert j. Ham
lin, Brooks; land in Brooks
Edith A. Garland, Islesboro, to George H.
Clement, do; land in Islesboro.
Mary A. Giles, Boothby, to Willard Whitaker,
Liberty; land in Liberty.
Francis V. Gerald ct ais, Unity, to Bert C..
Bryant, Thorndike; land in Knox.
Jacob W. Greedy Freedom, to Ezra A. Cof-
fin, Palermo; land and buildings in Liberty.
Amanda NJ Hook, Searsmont, to Everett S.
Hook, do; land in Searsmont.
Sarah A. and Emma G. Handy, Liberty, to
Willard Whitaker, do; land in Liberty.
j. H. Hayener, Searsport, to Alice M. Have
ner, do; land and buildings in Searsport.
Daniel T. Harmon, Washington, to Charles
B. Kidder Waterville; land in Liberty.
Charlie w. Hall, Montvie; to Benjamin w.
Knowlton, do; land in Montville.
Herbert T. Kingsbury, Frankfort, to Lewis
Kingsbury, do; land in Frankfort.
Marcia A. Morton, Plymouth, to Oscar w.
Hathaway Troy; land in Troy.
Joseph w. Northrup, Palermo, to e. B. Kid
der, ct al, Waterville; land in Palermo:
Frances w. Peirce, Frankfort, to Mabel S.
Averill. do: land and buildings in Frankfort
Frank H. Smith, Unity, to Claud Kelley, do;
land in Unity.
Clement H. Stevens, Searsport, to Ira T.
Cunningham, Burnham; land in Searsport.
Silas Storer, Morrill,, to John F. Vickery, DO;
land in Knox.
dana do. land in IslesbOrO.
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RI GOOD Time Coming.

|ssAe ~ show tba, ba the game commissioners in
lsae ksi animals a, IL lnere is great increase in
G q hunters ~ ~ sne forests of the State. the
a,S q alone being. responsible for the
~ Ss'ec this vsas a. 'ne e, number Of game animals
W lpatticulsrIv ihis ought to make the hunt
" will be- ns good next fall when everv- -
@Osperous.- Boston Globe.
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and the evening was fitting close to happy

The Christmas dance, given in Memorial
Hall on the evening of Christmas day, was at
tended by about 40 couples, and was the COM
plete success that had been predicted The
hall looked charming in its-.decoratons of red
and green, with which huge bunch of the
exquisite Belfast chrysanthemum was eff
fectively placed. The dance orders were on
red cardboard, and Keyes' orchestra furnished
music for the evening. Shiro catered, and the
delicious refreshments were served at inter-
mission. Many of the young people at home
for the holidays were present, and the dainty
gowns of the ladies' helped to make the picture
a pretty one.
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'''i EARTHQUAKE IN ITALY.

c~' sN''' fifes and Tidal Waves
D., '' al appalling loss of life.
lers fton p.l.., -, A special dispatch received
!, Measna e5 ois, mo Sicily says that the dead
,sas wave Il ,.s. result Of the earthquake and
'seOres st s.o esterday are estimated at 12 900.
nv 0winrr' awe beneath the ruins of the
seseue at bs,5 " tIie u nadequacy of the means of
osse peopIe arI II viii be impossible to reach
! laessns IN b.s ano bring them out alive.
y People population of close on to 1OO.-
Il "a at Mesa;no' SHINES received here place the
~ irbune n,,h1 a. even more appalling figures.
y y The capaItiai Ibttipiishes a special telegram saw
;tsttsCns Jbis Jb5,'es VIII reach total of 75. 600
sted '4iS report has not been substan-
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The Shoe
Situation.

Footwear markets are
for the season, manufacl, exceptionally active
orders regardless of the tturers receiving good
who were disposed to d HOLIDAYS, and jobbers
week are now placing CONF Nefer operations last
ern " holes alers ale sendir. ,acts freely East
orders for delivery up to rs o in supplementary
land producers announce >pril, and New Eng
were paid on all this new tu lat full list prices
view, December 26th .siness.-Dun's Re-,