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The Washington times., 1908-12-26
CHAPTER XXI.
GREEK MEETS GREEK.

Il A "! Most exstrawd'nary, Pom
" me word it's exstrawd' naryi
n Did you tell the guv'nor it
was I that wanted to sec
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uBERTY I0INslIP :

James Caffrey has purchared a
team OF horses and is going to try
farming for q change. 20
Mart Keenan, is out among the
farmers insuring wheat against bail.
Mart is hustler in this business.
No. 4 S. D. and the Dundee base
ball nine played game at Dundee
Sunday resulting in a victory for No.
4, by score Of 10 to 5. Between
200 aud 800 people Witnessed the
game.
Harry Schewier played mascot fol
the Dundee nine, and we think this
is what caused them to loose the
game.
Ct Bend may have material for a
base ball nine but if that was a sam
pleof it that played the laps last Sat-
|urday they ought 10 try some new
stuff.
Rain. and more rain, the ground is
thoroughly soaked up nov. If thu
sun would try and shine afev day.
Everything would boom.
Chas Remert and mother are shop.
ing in the county seat.
Rhue Bros. are around purchasing
all the hogs they can find.
Henry Drehla has bis new barr
nearly completed.
Jos. Racely has a new garden fenc,
erected around bis residence.
M. F Seward is hauling dirt anc
filing up around bis wind mill.
j. M. McQuillen is having hi.
house reprinted, Joe McMullen is
doing the work.
Frank Hanks is rebuilding pasture
fence between showers.
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D06iHTa.

Dispatch xrao4h
A son was born to- John Dono-
van and wife Friday morning.
Chas. Buhrle recently purchased
a quarter Of land near Cimarron.
Frank Markell bought a half
section Of land In Gray county
LIST week.
Fairviev. township is making a
reputation for grading roads this
year. About $500 will be ex-
pended for that purpose.
Wylie Logan has purchased q
half block IN. the northwest part
Of town and expects to build and
move in from the farm.
Mrs. Anna Putuhugh and son
left Saturday night for Logan.
sport Ind. to visit relatives.
Her brother Otto Tromer &C.
companied her as far as Kansas
Citv.
Two we'll known and popular
young people Of this community
were united in wedlock when
on last Tuesday morning at ten
O'Clock at st. Johns church this
city, Frank Budig and Veronica
Cory pronounced their solemn
promises. The groom was attend.
led. by his brother Julius while
Della Cory sister to the bride
acted as brides maid. Miss
Florence WildGen played the wed.
ding march and, the solemn music
OF the mass was rendered excep.
tionally we'll BY the choir. Par.
ticularly enjoyable was the e
Sa!utaris" q duet rendered at the
Ofortory by Miss Elizabeth and
Harry Wildgen. A large number
Of the friends Of both parties were
present. Frank Budig is the sor
of Julius Brdig Of the northeast
part Of the county. He has lived
in this community a number Of
years and has won for himself an
enviable number of friends by bis
manly qualities His wife is the
daughter Of P. d. Cory. one Of
our substantial farmers.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

M, Reinecke will look after the Lar
eed Creamery Compauys interests
during his illness. = :.
Mayor Apologize is having the
streets Of Heller graded up. We
understand the next move Of the
Mayor will be to put in a system sof
electric. lights and water works.
We understand. Albert Buigtpf
will move on the Pete Scammabofn
farm and that Oliver Everett will
move on Mrs. Burgtotfs farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abercrombie we're
in Ct Bend on Sunday night, and re-
port a much heavier lain there than
here. = a.
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Arthur Tonkin and wife are the .
happy parents Of a girl, born last
Thursday.
Mrs. Peter Lenertz and daughter {,
Clara. are here from Illinois on a Wis
i to Jacob Klein and wife Of route
No 2. Mrs. Lenertz is a sister Of
Mrs, Klein, and they had not seen
each other for over 81 years.
Henry Achalz and wife returned
Tuesday evening from visit to the
aItesian well country down in Clark
county. While there Henry invest.
ed in a piece Of land and will send
one of the boys down to farm It.
Miss Maggie Brietenbach and
Frank Wendell were married at the
home Of the brides parents near Bel
pre-, Kansas, yesterday morning,
The contracting parties are well
known here and will make their home
on farm, east of town..
Miss Paulina Wess and Jacob N.
Melcher were married this morning
at st. Joseph's church, Elliawood
Pastor W. En- merich officiating.
The BRIDE is a daughter Of Peter
Wess Of this city. and has host Of
warm friends. The groom is one of
the sturdy young farmers of the north
side, and is son Of Edward Melcher.
The City Of EIlinwood has received
a draft from the Empire State Surety
Co, of New Ao,k, for $25S9.77.
This is payment in full for the amount
on deposit tothe credit of the city in
the Bank of Ellinwood at the the time
Of failure. The Empire company
was surety on the bond Of w. Leo
Bockehmole, late city treasurer, and
the Indemnity paid by that company
saves the city from any loss in this
matter.
Pryor Burnett Of south side, is the
second farmer of the community to
invest in an automobile. He has Just
purchased handsome car Of the
buggy type. 1t is a fine IS horse
power vehicle, and works first rate in
the sandy roads ofthe south side.
The auto has come to stay. and twill
not be many years before they are
almost as common among our farm.
ers as any other vehicle.
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called to Moutrose CAL, on account
OF the illness Of their son, Roy Ever.
EFT.
Miss Susie Webb came in from
Albert on Monday morning. She re.
ports a much heavier rain there than
here.
Wheat and all other crops are need
ing ram and warmer weather, the
cold high winds of the last few DAYS
have taken all the moisture out of the
ground.
MIR. Pike, our barber was quaran.
tined on Monday, he having what
was supposed to be the smallpox.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

oilSt NOllSu Wa uCiC iIuil MI
Cracker today and called on this Of
flee. He was accompanied by E. A.
pCade and sons of Russell they went
from hese to Dodge City.
81 H. GwiDn and daughter, Miss
Day left today for Perry, Oklahoma
to visit with H. S. Gwinn and family.
They will stop at Wichia and attend
the Sunday School Convention.
WI. Fee, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Johnson, Mrs. James Clayton and
Mrs.. S. A. Newcombe went to Wch..
ita this morning to attend the State
Sunday School Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Piper Of Emporia
WHO have been visiting Mr.. Piper's
brother, E. J, Piper and family
and other relatives leftfor Dodge
City this morning for a look around,
They expect to return here and make
their home.
]. d. Welcn at one time a printer
with the Democrat, afterward editor
andmanager of the Pawnee Rock
Leader still later with Col Border
and the Register, and one of the best
all round newspaper men in the west
is now district manager for the Oliver
Typewriter Co at Seattle, Washington
mic Smith went to Newton this
morning to attend the funeral of B.
Warkentin, avery prominent business
man and miller who was accidently
shot by a prince Of some sort while
travelling in Syria. The shooting and
the treatment received by Mrs, War.
kentin from the American Ambassa.
dor is now the subject of investiga
ton by the government. MI. Warken.
tin is the man that introduced hal6
wheat in this country.
Mr.. land Mrs. Elmer Pursel enter.
tanned number of their friends at a
regular dinner at dinner time Sunday
There were So guests besides the
family several Of them being from the
city. There was to use the expression
of one of the guests, more 70 eat than
they had ever seen on a table. The
cooking was excellent and only equal.
ed by people that have plenty to cook
and know bowto use the materials,
There was fish aud fowl, ice cream
and eleven different kinds of cake,
and salads and pickles, and as our
informant says, sob just everything"
Everyone enjoyed themselves and fell
like they were at home. Some Of the
guests from the city were, Mr.. and
Mrs. Phil Marley and family, Mr.,
and Mrs. Tom Dennis Mr.. Ise
Pursel andlMr. and Mrs. Lonis Hans.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

Persons desiring to secure Nc
Cormick header canvas must be
sure to order in ample time. as
canvas Isl cash deal this year,
and unless order is made in time
same will not be bad when wanted
L. B. Wilcox
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

Look up the numbers Of the re-
pairs YOU are going to need on
your Deefing headers and binders
and bring them in now. 50 if we
haven't them, we will have time
to get them here before you need
them. Great Bend Hdwe & Impl't
Co, O
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Wednesday Writings

s.. Frank Strethman visited at
r Ellinwood Monday.
John Rankin of ALBERT was a
caller at this Office today
Rev Frank of Albert went %
Mcpherson thia morning
George Walker returned from
Kansas City this morning Q
Mrs Ellen Doty of Albert Wis
tied fiends in the city today.
George RAIDER Of EIlinwood was
in the city Monday afternoon with
DR.. Haas. o .
Mrs Frank Kepple and daugh-
ter, Miss Leona Kepple visited
friends at EIlinwood today
William Burnett. Miss Mary
Cobb and Miss Lenora Jackson
visited at Ellinwood Sunday .
Miss Maud Blodget returned 10
Lyons this morning after a visit
here with..Wiss Clara. Blodget ..
Rev Erickson and family went
up the Scott. City branch this
moring. They we're directly from
Austria. Q
Mrs. Albert Foster was here
from Pawnee Rock Monday visit
ing with her daughter. Mrs. R.
G. 'McDougaI and family.
II T Radcliffe and wife and son
William went home Monday eve.
ming after several days visit with
Mr. and Mrs Z G McDougal and
family
Mr.. and Mrs. J, ". Boyer Miss.
Elsa Wood and Mrs Jossph Stauf-
fer went to Wichita thu morning
+, as delegates to the SUNDAY. School
convention
Rev. Claud Spiefs of Dodge
City stopped of on his way to
Wichita TO attend the State Sun
day School Association and visited
with Slocum Harvey Monday eve
niDg.; 90 o.
The commissioners adjourned
Monday until the 18th allowing
: some bills. MIR Keeper being in
! Nebraska the board laid every.
thing over except bills until bis
return &
Capt Cannon of Kinsley was
here this.morning after atrip to
Rash county looking after a farm.
The captain went from here 10
Ashland to look after.some inter
ests there Capt Cannon looks like
: Joe, Cannon, speaker Of the house
of'representatives at Washington
but does not claim any relation
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

The Victor Canton riding cult
vator is the best culitsator ever
put in the field for light draft. and
easy operation. For sale by the
Great Bend Hdwe g Imppt Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08

Use Patton's Sun Poof paints
= the kind that 90 farthest and
wears longest. Great Bend Hdwe
6 Impl't Co. &
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Heller NOTES.

We are having mighty cold wealth.
et for this time Of the year.
Mr.: Acuf has gone to Hutchinson
on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Decue have
moved on Mrs. Merhoff farm.
Ed Sterling's father and mother Of
Pittsburgh Kans. are here on a visit.
Rev. Burgin and Roy Robinson
took the flyer to Ct Bend on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Dukes were
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1908-05-08
LII. ssasrsrsa

In presenting the announcement
Of ], W. Soderstrom for the Dem
ocratic nomination for county
treasurer, We present the name of
q man who served the people in
that capacitv well and faithfully
for one term. He was elected in
1902. but in the Republican land
slide of 1904 he was defeated By
Frank Millard. and in 1906 when
the latter was candidate for q SEC
ond term. Mr.. Soderstrom was
again unsuccessful. Az treasurer
of the county he performed bis
duties with an eye single to the
welfare Of his Office. and not q
murmur Of disapproval was ever
heard against him. Previous to
becoming treasurer be was en-.
gagged in the work OF contracting
and building in Hoisington. where
he had made bis home since be-
fore there was a time. He is one
Of the old settlers of the county.
is strictly honest. q gentleman in
every respect, and il be is nomi !
mated and elected be will serve
the people faithfully and with
hoaor to himself. = ea
II You want the best get. .
Deming sprav pump for spraying
youl trees. shrubbery. Q poultry !
etc. : Sold BY the Great Bend
Hdwe & ImpI't Co...
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In Effect Oct. z, 1907.

Trains leave Augusta as follows:
GOING WEST-231 A. NJ. except Mon.
day, Portland and Boston. ga A. n.
Harrington, Rangeley, Rock.
land, Portland. Boston Montreal and
Pennington, Rockland, Portland, Boston;
2;55 +. NJ. local; ESQ P. NJ. (espresso
IT'S P. NJ, Portland: 1O.45 P, NJ. Lewiston.
Bath, Portland, Boston. Sundays 9.59 A.
NJ, $3.50. 10,45 P. NJ. Portland, Boston.
GOING EAST-12.59 A. M. Skowhegan.
Bangor. Bar ,Harbor. st. John, Halifax,
Aroostook. Sunday morning does not
connect for Skowhegan, or beyond Ban
onr ~ A M 'exrress). Bangor, Calais.
and Bar Harbor; 6.27 A. NJ, local to Bel.
fast, Foxcroft and Bangor; s1s A. NJ.
loca. to Belfast and Bangor: ] p. NJ.
WatervilIe, Foxcroft, Bangor. B. & A. r:
R., Calais, ST. John and Halifax: ESQ
Bar Harbor: s1s P. M: Wateryille.
Skowhegan. Belfast. Foxcroft. Ban
gor, and heterogeneous: 7,s2 ?; n.
Aseo1:,modsilon extra trains leave Az
gusta for Hallowell4 Gardiner. and So.
Gardiner at TAO, A. NJ. 200, $40, 6.15. P. M.
f. f. poCTHBY. Gen. Pass AEt.
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For Sale..-Real Estate
For Sale.
Farm, Stock and Tools.

Fine dairy and stock farm Of III acres;
pasture for 80 head of cattle; watered by
both spring and brock. machine cut
fields veraging 60 tons Of hay yearly :.
productive orchard Of 80 apple trees, be-
sides lears, cherries, plums and grapes;
plenty of wood and timber for home use
located near neielbors and schools: 2
miles from eiectrics and stores: e1s miles
from city. H. rooms, story house with
basement end kitchen piazza; painted
and blinded: barn 41N61, with cellar;
stable. wagon house. ice house. work
shop, wind-n'ill and tank; the following
personal property IS included: {? cows, )
young stock, , horses. - hens. moving
machines. horse rakes, hay tedder. 2
plcws. burrows. cultivator 2-horse
WAGON. 2-horSe wagon sled, concord
wagon. p;Eg, sleigh. harness. dump cart.
grind stone. separator. creamery tanks
and all small farm tools; to close mat
ters in 30 days price for ell only S4.fj; half
cast. easy ter2s for balance IL. L.
Sawyer. sls5 Water St. Augusta, Maine:
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For SaIe--.Rea Estate
ONLY $500, GOOD
DO YOU KNOW A BARGAIN WHEN

YOU see it? Farm of sixty acres cuts
aboat ~ tons of hay, can be made to cut
twenty-five, plenty of wood and timber
years ago. has six rooms, mss: Stable t for es six
head of cattle. Buildings could not be
built for double what we will sell the
whole farm for. Trice $500. If you have
place and pay the balance in yearly pay
ments. Apply to O. H. Small, 2S5 Water
St, Gardiner Me. ap,Sdtf
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TRUCKING AND LIVERY BUsI.

TRUCKING AND LIVERY BUSI.
ness, consisting Of u horses. light and
heavy harnesses. double and single
jiggers. dumpcart, fiat wagon and ex-
press wagon, lumber wagon. top carriages.
a farm wagon, Surveys. cabs and hacks,
robes, blankets. Many things not men
toned will sell or rent. large stable on
Patterson street. lot 40 X so. floors
ways have done a large business. Will
sell all or part Of above at good trade
Must dispose of this business soon as
have other that calls my attention. Hem
~ L. Morrill,. feb25dtf
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MUST SELL THIS FARM. IS

l MUST SELL THIS FARM. IS
acres. cuts % tons of hay. pasture for 20
head, big wood lot, with TIMBER estimated
at sI0'D, orchard of IS trees. Ten room
house. painted, blinded harm $3.50, car
pond. This is a good potato farm on eX
ira nice load. telephone, mail deliver ed.
Price low. on account OF illness. Victor
J Ring, Gardiner, Maine, r. F. D. No.
Is. apr11dtf
FINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE. THE
home of the late J. w. Lash at the
junction of Autumn street and Bruins
wick Ave, Gardiner. Me Apply on the
premises. apr0d2w
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FREE-cREIGHToN's- MAGAZINE;
keeps you posted on the Curb and Min
ing Stock Market; special advice in April
issue: also forecast of the market; send
for cory today. Hugh NJ. Creighton Co,
% Broad St, New York.
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CEDAR sHINGLEs-WE HAv
Business Chances.

COLLECT YOUR OWN ACCOUNTS;
Sure quick method. Saves fees, Complete
set ?5c Mutual Exchange, 351o n. High,
aprt1d1t*
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS MAKE MONEY SELLING
our post cards. Send ten cents for
twerty cards. and get our attractive Of
fer. Smith Co., Tarrytown. N. y.
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story AND HALF HOUSE, STA
1875 ACRES-FlNEL LOCATION NEAR

depot, store. church and P. O.. Oak Grove
Sem. and public school. good buildings,
2 story house with II rooms, barn 44A60
good cellars. spring watered pastures. ,
wells. plenty of wood and timber all
farming tools included. A bargain If
sold at once. For particulars address F.
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AGENTS. WE POSITIVELY HAVE
the fastest selling household patent on
the market. Woolferine Co., Pittsburg,
Pa.
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The Journals Classified Advertisement.
Quickest
For SaIe.-.PouItrv, Eggs, etc
TWENrY.1Wo THoRouGH.RREp

White Rock pullets with cocllerel. seven
PART idse Rock bullets with cocktrel
Some Silver Penciled Rocks. Selling out
]. c. Young, Vass;Jboro.
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7o.AcRE VILLAGE FARM, VI MILE

from sea shore. Electrics pass. Elegant
buildings. all modern and new, all con.
nected Would cost $1,000 to build: $500
takes it. Speak quick to the Eastern Real
Estate Co., Rockland Me. apr9d8t*
THE OWNER SAYS SELL WITHIN
thirty days, therefore this farm will be
sold at great sacrifice. Farm contains
SS acres Of fine land well divided into
tillase, wood and pasture and borders IL
fine lake, cuts thirty-five tons of hay, has
trees. House of ~ stories nine rooms,
barn 3sx70, carriage house 15x25. A nice
cottage on the shore of lake with three
good naighborhood and only two miles
from stores. saw mill etc. This place
must be sold at once, therefore no reason
able offer refused. Apply to o. ii.
Gardiner. aprSdtf
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AGENTS TO SELL A SUPERIOR
article necessary to a,ltomobiiists. An easy
seller and large profits. Eureka Novelty
Co., RoX 10. White Plains, New York.
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RESTAURANT AND BAKERY BUSl.
ness. Good paying stand. Poor health
only reason for selling. Apply at 800
Water street. Gardiner.
Nov 20 diff
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OFFICES IN THE AUGUSTA TRUST
cos. MODERN OFFICE BUILDING.
PASSENGER EVATOR, FIRE
PROOF VAULT, STEAM HEAT, HOT
AND COLD WATER. APPLY TO r.
e. SMITH, TREAS.
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| WILL SELL MY COTTAGE AT
Hanmoads Grove. CoEhosSeecontee
Lake at good bargain. and on easy
terms. =. @. .FArinrton. anr11dtf
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CANVAS ROW BOAT NON -SINKA-
BILE. lined with Maine white cedar: al
most new, used for exhibition only.
20 feet long with air cushions
which render capsizing absolutely
impossible. An excellent boat for ,Ishing,
canoeing or sailing. Will sell cheap for
cash. + also have for sale n second
hand canoe. Is feet long. Roy II. Flynt,
~ apr9dtf
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Manifestations

AN EXPERIENCED NURSE CAN BE
had at 10 Sew N street, Augusta.
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Young Women Wanted

At the Worcester Insane Hospital as at
tendants. Good wages with two years
course In training school. For circular of
Information address DR.. H. M. Quimby,
6upt., Worcester, Mass. f7dtf
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.saAlssMEN, LOCAL AND TRAVEL
ins. Age Is to 50. employment the
y xsssssss Nwrdisssl( efa,s2 a5'a s1se re 4.
= Co.. NucseIymen. Auburn, Me.
Es 4 Apr6d1ws
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THE OWNER SAYS SELL WITHIN
IN GARDINER, HOUSE WITH TEN

roo,os, convenient for two small families
Garden lot; good location. Inquire OF
Mrs. Lucy Blaisdell. 1877 Spring street
Gardiner aprSd1W'
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HALLS T"ADE SCHOOL, S14
Washington st, Boston, Mass. Brass
Iron Molding-Machinists Trade--Nicke
plating Upholstering- Matchmaking -
Jewelry-Barber Trade-WaSes: Board;
Room; Railroad Ticket furnished.
nch30d1,n
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A1 A BARGAIN IN HALLOWEEN.

half Of double house opposite Uallowell
House. 9 rooms. large and pleasant.
known as the Fatten rent. Apply to w.
Ii. Perry, Hallowell National Bank.
fet4ltf
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,l!sMEMsER THIS ADDRESS. FOR

Sus ssEE FARM, EAST
will be open for board by
~ NV or week after April Is, 1908. w.
Aacs. Proprietor. Telephone 9OO2-2: .
80. tSsN apr7dtf
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ANY INTELLIGENT PERSON MAY
earn good income corresponding for news
papers; experience unnecessary. No cam
wasting. Send for full particulars. Press
Syndicate, Lcckport, N. Y.
fobv1sCat17t
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TWO FRONT ROOMS WITH OR
without board. "a GrovstSt.t w..
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REMOVAL SALE OF TYPEWRITER
Ribbons. Before moving to our new adj
dress to Dewey Square. we wish to re-
duce our stock of Remington, Densmore,
Hammond. Barlock, Franklin. Oliver and
Smith Premier typewriter ribbons.
Special price fifty cents each or five dol
lars per dozen. Cutter-Tower Co., 23i
Devonshire ST., Boston. Mass.
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. .Nrk City Best Market. Apples choice
e ssline VS. to $3.50 per Dbl. Seconds sl.5O
. S@. We have a good trade for your
fTpples Ship to us and get good results.
exchange Bank of New York. Ship car
i%s. via N. Y. c. and H. r. Rv to- Bare
~ street dock. New York city, leiterage
t n, Less than car lots by boat from
Nut ..and. Maine to Metropolitan Dock;
~ new York City F. ]. Dair & Co... A1
=: s.th street, New York City: apr7d6ts
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For SaIe...X orses, Cattle, etc

calf with her. Good size and good milk
err A. u. Withee, Tel 321-21, r. F. d. No.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-11

ONE GRAY HORSE, WEIGHT 1900
lbs, good worker Address Ward Cottle,
Quarry road, Hallowel. r. f. D. 8. Tel.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-11

STORE. gFixTuREs-2 WINDOW
Mirrors, 43x55, 2 complete window. Fix
lures, ! umbrella case. l inside display
frame. All in first class condition. Ii. G.
Barker Co. Augusta and Gardiner,
Maine AprSGlWk