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Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03
ERhEsI hucHEs REIuRNs.

Ernest Hughes returned to the city from a vacation trip to the coast cn Sunday. He spent considerable time at Catalina and other resorts and in Los Angeles. He will resume his du- ties within the next few days and looks greatly benefited from his out .ine.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03
AUTO STAGE LINE TO SOUTHLAND

Leaves Palace Stables every morn hg 6 . m.. making . round trip each day. Phone in your orders for reser- vation of seats to Palace Stables. Lowell No. T; c. o. Hotel. Bisbee. Phone 1s. Will call any place in city for passengers. Fare $3.50. Bowen ( Hubbard, uroprietors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03

E. G. Strickler was a business visi- tor in Douglas yesterday, returning to his home here last evening.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03

Try Murine Eye Remedy for Red, Weak, Weary, Watery Eyes, Trach ona, Granulated EyeIids and Pink Eye. Murine Doesn't Smart; soothes Eye Pain.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03

New Hotel Sonora. Cananea. Re modelled and first-class in every way. McDaniel Brothers. proprietors.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03

For Impaired Nerve Force Take Horsford's Acid Phosphate. It quiets and strengthens the nerves relieves exhaustion, headache and i'm paired digestion.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03

A Review want ad will rent you vacant room or get you an additiona boarder.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03
FOR SALE,

Two pianos. slightly used. E payments. w. Muir, Main St.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03
Classified Advertisements Classified Ads Cent Per Word Each Insertion.
 No Ad Taken For Less Than Ipentyf1e Cts.
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-New three and five-rooin house. Inquire Ball & Bledsoe.
 I9t
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03

FOR RENT-Two room house. Fine location near Denn Mine. 5000. Call at Peterson Shoe Shop. Johnson Addition. POT
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03

FOR RENT-yery nicely furnish ed room; private family. Inquire W. w. Watkins. 31 Quality Hill. or
 Jewelry counter, c. o. Store. POS
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03
LOST AND FOUND.

FOR SALE-Furniture for sale House
 for rent. No. 5 Garder Hill, oppo- site Lowell School IFS
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03
FORFEITURE NOTICE

Bisbee, Arizona. April 10. 1909. To Harry B. Mccoy, his heirs, devil sees, administrators and executors:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03

FOR RENT-Neat groom cottage. modern conveniences. J. B. Wright,
 Higgins Hill. 159
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03
MISCELLANEOUS

SECONDHAND furniture bought and sold. Sewing machines for rent. Brooks Cooper Furniture Co.,. O. K street.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03

FOR SALE-Cananea News and Curio Co.,. An established rews
 curio and cigar business, at favor
 able terms. Address Cananea News Co, Box 10. Cananea, Sonora, Mex
 ico. S5:
Bisbee daily review., 1909-08-03
FOR SALE

FOR SALE cHEAP-One first-class ticket from Benson to Reno. Ney. (Southern Pacific). Call American Loan office. 2fC
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Wettfliegen bat besDnnert.
2 il / If. Gdtpeia. 3.

3urid, S4peis, 3. OH. :
46tunb3ipun5ie 8alone iinb boa
3iiri6 BET benz internattonaIen Betts
flug fir 8aIlone bon alien 8r0Bet
aufgeflogen. Ser erfte Rreis bon
$500 fdIlt Dem Suftfdiffer gu. Der
am ndditen an benz RIase lanoet. bent
er borber fir feline 2anbung ausees.
iubt bat. Sic 2ufti6iffe bertbeilen
iid tpie folet nuf bic perifie6ener
Hationen: is heutide. iieben f9tpei4
ger, Elm frau50iiides, Elm ipanii9e8
uno Elm italieniides.
Die S6beration bat bic 8efima
munger geGn0ert. bic fir ben Bett4
beperb Tim ben internatipnalen Rotdl.
Der bon Glenn 8. gurtib Bel Rbeims
9eponnen ipurbe, 9nlten. 9icieS
Wettfliesen fpl i'm Sahre 1910 tn ben
Ser. gtaaten Pathfinder. Sic Strede
tuur6e bon 31.05 Netlen ouf 62.1O
Neileu ~perldugert unb Die 26nge Der
in it9 e%eidloHenen (&reis) s8abn
barf ni6t rDeuieer aIs $40 Neilen
betrd9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Drama IN be1t 3Rften.
RouIius. SraAfreid. IS. &c

Rou1ius. Srahfreid. IS. Sept.
9as 9robe fran5oiide Ienibare
Wtlitdrluftidiif ,8epubliaue" egplos
oierte Nor9ens finf Wieileu bon bier
in elmer 0obe bon 100 Tetern unb
nur0e boIlfommen 5eritort. Sic bier
S~eriouen. Die ii6 on 8orb BEG Sdbr=
3eu9s %befanben. fonbeu i6ren COB BET
Dem llnfau. Gs tpnren btes &apit6n
Iar6dl, 2eutnnnt Gbaure unb bic
unterleutnants gincenot unb 8oug.
Sic ~9~fepubIique" bate 2apalaiie.
mo lie OH Ben Ranoberu bes franaos
iii9en Seeres t6eilgenommen hattie.
Morgeus INT 7 l1br berlaIIen unb pai>
iierte Noulins Inn So l1br in elmer
966e bon ettpo 100 Metern nit aros
ger @ei6ptnoiefett. ginige Meinutert
ipdter erfol9te obne 8nrnuns NIT
ldlltem &naa bic nerbdnsnibbpIe ggs
ploiion. Ser 8auon uno bic 8onoeI
itiirsten iofort an 8oben unb Die bier
Yerionen in Der @onbeI' blieben auf
Der Stele to6t.
YdriS. 81. Sept.
Inter ben aug allen Sbeilen 0er
8eIt eineeImifenen 8eTeiosbe5euguns
gen tpirb feline boiler 9sfdGst, als cine
perionIi&e 9epei@e bes beuti9en'
8niiers.
SIZE in3tpii6en aneeiterte 11nters
iu6ung 6eitdttgt bic Sbatia9e. bo6
bas 1n8liid bur6 bas Nbflieeen be9
8ligels Der reiRenb i9ne1 rotirenoert
S6raube oeruria6t mar. Ser bic 8oIa
lonbiiae bur6i6luea
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Der Nrdiibeut bat cir 9rittel ieiner
&eiie beenbet.
9 ucpmu q. Ba1h.. 9.

Tacoma q. Waib.. 2. Oft.
Ser Srdlioent Gait traf, nahoem
er 5ipet Gage lang in Seattle unb
Selisn 3a9baridaft bertpeilt hattie,
ipdbreno bes Abenos bier elm un6
tpnroe bon Der 8en0Iteruns beeeiitert
empfdn9en. Sr. Sait bate bic Sabrt
bon Seattle mad Tacoma auf Der
ya4t -Glprimo" 3uriid9elegt, bic bon
Dem 9orpeOoboot5erit6rer .EerrD"
csfortirt tpuroe.
Als Der Rrdiibent bic 4usteGuna
IN Seattle berIieB, neriprah er ben
8iireern. all6 bic 4usiteluna su be-
iudben. Die fir 1915 an ser Gacificz
&uite 8eplant iriro anlGblih Der Ser
tigiteQung bes Hanamas &anaIs. SIZE
ertudbnte Gusitelliug lol IN Can
Diego, Gal, itattfin6en.
Ntt ieiner Nnh1nft in Sdcoma
bate 3err Eaft eiu 0ritter ieiner 49,
900 Ieilen lansen 8eiie suriidgelegt.
Or bat tpdbrenb bieier 3eit abt &eben
gebalten. bic. ba lie bon GROCER. 8ide
tigteit' tnnren. bon linn sllerfr ausae<
arbettet tpur6en. Sic Mniprafen.
Die er bon nun bdIten tpir6. tperben
feline ipihtigeren Srasen ~beriibren.
9err Saft ipirb INN iieben llbr
Morgens in Eortlan0 eintreffen, bort
5tpet 9aee bertpeilen unb bann mad
sii0en lpeiter reiien. @on Sos
anseles aus gebt bann bic 8eiie nad
BENT Siter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

lest tporben tparen. Sic meiiten @ers
leeten befinoen ii6 in lebr frttii6er
0erfaKung. 8ie niele Yerjouen bon
Der Stlms @eieui6aft beiddftiet tp,trs
Den. fonnte ni6t in g~rfabrung gee
bradt nerbeu. Sic SAINT i'm &C.
bduoe mar furdtbar. llm Den 8ei&
bes glebotors fanb Elm i9red1ider
&urnpf ftoft. Ser glebotor , SMnBe
&ob 8arflep ipurbe i9tper herbrannf.
madte aber trosbem 5ebu Sobrten
burd 8aud rnh Slammen. bebor er
peitere 8ettlnasoeriu9e aufeab. ).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

lebt, baB Die Spanier ben 8erg
9uru9a wieoer bobcn aufgeben milf
len. ais pl0bItf 1000 Nauren aufz
tallften. oeren Ih9riff iebeu aueenz
bid erlpdrtet lperoen tonnte.
Sic gcgciiterun9. Sic Der Infiinbiz
9ung bon Der 8elcbung bcs 8eraes
8nrll9a fol9te. lit ourd, Dieie 8ez
rtdte ldon erbeblid gepqmpft NOR
DEN uno baS &olf miro nod mebr entz
taui6t. Iein, perm es bas llngliid pom
0onnerstag erfdbrt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
0e6t In bic 8er6annuns.
g 1. Setersbura, &uSIonb,

ct. Petersburg. &uBlanb.
3. Sftober!
Iubammeb ali giraa. Der abaes
iebte S6ub bon Yeriien, lit bon gn<
3eli am llfer beS &aSpiihen Reercs
nuf Dem bon linn ~sebeuerten 0ams
pier General Stcbclep" abgefa6.
rem. um mad 8uBlanb in Die 8ers
bannung 81 9eben. CT ipirb In
Setropsf. an Der WeIttiiite bes &dSs
piiden Yteeres. lanben mnp bon bort
in einem Sonber5u9e brett nndb
Sbeiin inbren. .Seine @erpeaun9en
pcrhen 10 piel ipte mD9Ii4 9ebeim
0eholten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
6ur@t6are SusepQiFun.
Chicago. SQ., 80. Sept.

Chicago. SG.. 80. Sept.
Se6s .Wdnner ipllrben get0btet un6
ieds tpbtli6 nerlest, als am 0ienss
tag 5u friiber IorgenitlnSe elm na4
Cincinnati aebenber 3ug Der. Yenns
iplpaata : @abn in Die &abuie zines
Chicago. Riltpmlfec & ct. Hauls
@teb5uges btueinfubr. bet iid aui Der
Sabrt na6 Ben bieiigeu 8iebb6ien be-
tanb. Se65ebn Rdnner befanben
lid in Der &abuic, ais Der Ba1aeierz
6il8 in ben 8nbnb6feu nabe Der Staz
ton bes ,nntereu Staottbeiles in lie
biueinfradte. Sic 2otomutibe 5ers
triimmerte Die 9abuie. bercn Sbeile
III 8ranb aerietbcn. Sic SoSten limb:
8. Softer. Dion 2afe, 81. g.; Son
Sdlanaer. Sapette. q. s.; %. s.
Stcpens, 2ibinsiton, Nont.;. Sacob
@at. Cullen, q. s.; Sreb Sod.
9idinion. q. 9.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
1Dl8eni6mere Ggpluiiun.

&ittsbnra. Sa.. 81. Sept.
9ei elmer Grploiion in Der .Golums
6ian slim Gg6ange". Die iib I'M Ser
9uious @ebdubc befaub. limb so Der
ionen perlcbt uno eiuige nermutbli6
aetGbtet iporScn. 9uS @ebduSe ipur
a6t Stodperfe bod unS ale Bureaus
in linn tpur0en 3eritort. NuS allen
Stodncrfeu itiirateu RGmner. Srauen.
Suneen uuS Rdb6en berpor. Die gum
Sbcil perbrannt. gum Sbeil bon Den
bcrumilie9enoen Sriimmermaiien bers
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Der 9ag Der ScutiGen.
Ghicaap, Nj, !. Oft

S9ltu9U, vi, 7. vi.
Die beuti6> iprehenSe 8epDlferung
Gbtcn9p's feierte 9eitern DEN ~9euts
ideu Gag. an Der Sarahe bethel
ligten lid iiber 10000 Innn nit
etipo 800 Sdbncn. Dtebr oils 100,.
900 3uidaIcr ~itauteu iid auf Rem
Siirgeriteigen.
81 Der britten 96tbciluug mar
iGierten Die Shipei8er. Seiterreider
unb Sugcmburger iiber 1000
Iann Irnrf. Die Sallptrebc bictt
or. Iupalt &arrp 8ubeus I'M Gollis
ieum, mo iiber Sauienbc feiuen Gina
LAB mtcbr finben fpnnten. SaS
9roBarti9e GbelosG oucert' lpar eia
&unlt9enuB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

erdGtise s~hiffsparabe 5u Gbreu nom
3nbfOn, benz Gntbeder bes mad i'm.
benannteu IluKes unb p0n Inltun,
benz Grfinber tbes 9ampfi&ttfes IN
9tctp 0Drf. Subiun'S .6aIf
WDon" uni, GnItun'S ,GlermDnt".
Steiner 5uif1enfna. - Mbenb-
feier. 8rd@tige Sauminatiun
Der gtabt New a)ort unS Der SAIL.
rei@en gGiffScplpfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
@ere@ti8tc s%yur0ernug.
R bile, Ella, ;

WobtIc, ala. 8. Oft.
Seiteus elmer bieiigen 8raucrei lit
I'M @eri4t Der Iutras 9eitellt NOR
ben, ben Ginbaltsbefebl auf5ul0ien,
ben Der Staat Mlabama 9eaen bic
8rauereis8 eiitcr erlnngt bat, nm Tie
carau s5u binbern. $1,000 SdTcr
Bier aus benz Staate gu ienben.
Sie 8rauer MAIDEN gelteno, baB tic
fein Dffentli6er @emeini6abem ieien
unb ioroern. baB ibneu geitattet
pir6. bas Bier 3tpeds Tertauis aus
benz Staat au ienScn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Spnmirr ~. a~atanreu.

in 9iabri6. - Griffith
uiuns bes VT. 8nruga seieiert.|-
Nm Auardte itreiienbc 3nitdnbe in
@atalOnien. 3am,pfuns bcS
SubelS Der Spnnier burdj &ipbss
puiten. Neuc cinpfinblt6e
Shlappe Der ySieger". - &C.
Ieimbalteu Der letten Nadridtcn
unr benz 2Olfc.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
GrObes Greisuik i'm &aiierbaus.
g pts Snm I

Y0ts6nn NJ, I. OF.
&rcnprin5eiitn Gecilie, Sic @ema6z
ltr Ses oeutihen &rouprinsen Sriebz
rid Btlbelm, CAB am 9pnnerst6a
Ibenb cincm Sobne bas 2eben; es lit
bies Jest Der brittle Sobn bes trons
priu5ltden Saares.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
6rUft rt&tcte srufeu Sdlabeu an Der
Waisernte in Megito an.

Rerico gitD. Reg.. 2. OF.
llngerpDbnli6es fnItes @etter in
ben Sbalern in Der Ndbe bon Iegico
bat Die 9au5e Waiscrnte bort berni6s
tet. Ser Sdnben miro auf aeeen 5tpei
Iillionen Collars gei6dst. 9as
thermometer 5eiste am Nitttpod firth
3wei Grab unter Dem @efrierpunft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
Ser erite s&uee.

NImira. q. g.. 8. OF.
Sn 9unoee. einem n0rbli4 bon
bier eelegenen Sort. ftel tpdhrenb ber
Roraenitunbeu S4nee tn bebeutel4
Der Rense.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

0ir Mpniprunn hit eine RermehS
r,,no Scr q nnroe<
nnm,nrn Sic MenSnrmerie ; Werz
,nnIt,nn ;on IN Q,rflmft in nicr @rIpz
nrn ihisbsr Sreil cinaetheiIt merSen,
NIT Sen Sounfiiheu in Wr;iIe(. @enf'
oiittid unb Wions. Sieie bier @rups
non R,nrpifen IL Gnmnoonien, 80
Se,r+nnn,cn 1renn ,nebr ala bisber1
,,nS a. ben be%;tchpnSen 400 MiIit6rs
anntonen nScr @r;ooSen ionrn 400
mc,e h~;m,ofnmmen
Sseln;sn fonm s;h ,sbr mt cine sIuss
bebnnmn ;einsr 9ienit,tpeiue .Ieiiteu,
neil ieine ffnons?eI9e 0nac
s;ns onhoucrnS n;;n5f;ne IL Wnh
nor Stot;St;;hcr WrnoSeu S.s enne
1;iT,rr wnnrS NJ SrnSs" iiir Sos erie
SnIh;ohr 10O9> fomnt WsIoien i'm
SmsFmbr< 6nnSrI NIT i oO6.<
one nnn H. ofs;% ,rh ymcrorh a.
0SS S0o Goo5 OentiGIonS "a $500
oo5 O0oI, Sronfreim e 647 675,<
o00f mr. hen Msr g+,oien f2 gr;i<
Tinnen 9Sbrsnn oher q Gnoz
IanS i'm gl1~siubrbanSei aeaeu 1867
Inn 7bOz unh oenrn 19OS (erites
Snlb;obrl um az sp;n;oncn ar nbs
eenn1nmen hot geIaien in hen eriteu
Ssms Momotcn 1909 oenen 1908 nm
EaIo5 mn ST. - Sm
Gininhr % cf ior1nSt mei.
o;en sr;4es aSfh;ohr ton9I NIT 4 :
4SS RSs n0n 81 an f;;niter SteIie
mn GrnIonS re AT a0o 0o01
0sytshrcnS ~ oaI Oob ooOl' Ssn
Wer Gfnnten 13,7a9 7o5 .0Ou unS
Trnnfreix, f3. OOf.175.OOOl. 0od,
4eInien 3nmmth crit Seiterrei&z lin.
norS' Staten Gin slfrifo. Sopan
unb in meiter
gtept nor Nun eiren QseroIeih
,ipi5den Sen e;naeIner ,<SanSelss
nIIfern an. foffebfber8eIaie
nn Der Sbfhe nITer &ntipz
men. benrC er fiihrt iebes Sohr (&opfz
aabil. firs185 80. 8narcn-uus, Der
EroiGnSer ODER nur fir los, Der
Tr9naoic fir sc. SEE 0eutIde fir 90,
Ser 9orSsNnerifoner fir As: DieIe
Nnoaben nod Ben Rablen BON 1909,
iofpeit lie fir bas erite. SaIbiobr
norlteoen.
Scr. OeueraIs6a abeI Der beIai.
.Ihen 90 sgoIpni erreidt
fir 1908 cine Gumrne BON $685.
1OB Sc. (0dbon 56,867,273 in
4uss unb 32.27O.s35 Hr. in gins
fnbr). Ser GpeaioIbonbeI &c. 1858 OFT
Tr.. un6 atpor as, 871,795 Gr. in Der
Mlsfubr ~1tpobou 30,429,O 99 Sir. nuf
ben antbeil geleien's fommen) unb
26.5S6.282 Sr. in Der Ginfubr. NIT
einem Mntbeil Belgien's bon 19.733,<
$50 6ranfen.
Nu1 bic 8rIiieIer BeIt<>
austeIInng 1910 tdnn idon
Jest oui einei1 grobnrti9en grfolg oGbs
len: Is Gambler babcn lire an1tlibe
Wet6eiIigun9 bereits 3ieefaat:
DeutI6lanb, Gnglanb. 96nemdrf.
Gpanien, Eranfrei@. Guatemala.
Sonburas. Stalien. 2ugemburg. 0ica>
ragua. 9oIanb, Beriien unb bic
Eirfei. 2p1lf anbere Gambler tpers
ben ii9 anBeroem an Der Ausitenlin9
betbeilieen. Sic 8abl Der NusfeIs
Ter betrdgt ihon Jest $4,000 (9egen
10000 BEL Der Qiitti@er GuSItels
lung. Sic Nusiteuunesfld@e be-
Oedt iiber 10 Setfnr. bic 9als
len nebmen einen @anm bon 1907
600 Qud6rntmeter Elm. oabon bic
beleii@en 4auen alein 10000;
0euti6lauo 28.000. gn9lano 21.s
900. Srnnfrei@ $1,000. Stalien 10.s
900. $olnnb 5000 0uaoratmeter.
@rufieI uuD Me&eInI-
Nm z. Geptember 1884 fnnb IN
NriiNel Sic aroknrtiae Manifeitotion
aum berrIiGen Nohifiea Der &nthos
Iifen itott, ipeIher Sic 25si6briae la
tboliime Weaierlnass Nera einaeleitet.
Sic Qtberolen un6 Hreimaurer bnbe1'
bamoIS bic tathcliihen Nnnifefhanten
in aemeiniter @eiie bei&impft. iniul.
tatboIiSden 8eitInaen BADEN BEL Ges
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05
(Speoials gorreiponben3 bon 8el8a.)
4raNelrr 8riet.

S,uei 2ebrertase. - 25iaMs Der 1liIi-
t~arfrnge? 0enbarmerie= 9ienf.
- @eisii4er nnb cunsDleii&er
8anbel. - WriEeler @eltansiteI.
lung 1910. - Gin Sabrestas. -
GonSrek TT Medeln. 8elsti&e
3atbpIiten als SteuerSabler. - Mn
ber cutie aaer banoeIstreitenben
W6lfer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-10-05

Sarienbcn bon @liiblidtern, nclfe
Die drditeftonii6en Sormeu Der &C.
bdu6e IN trirtun9sboIer I8eiie berz
porboben, eineH +. feeubaften Gublid
botcn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-13
Altar Society of Christ Church.

The annual meeting for business
and work of the Altar Society of
Christ Church took place Tuesday af-
tcrnoon at the parish house. In spite
of the heavy rain there was a good at
tendance and the business was car
ried on with marked enthusiasm.
Mrs Geo. n. Johnson read the re-
port OF last years work, and Miss Car
rie Fl. Cox gave a report on the fl
nances. Both reports showed a strong
and developing work along parish and
missionary lines.
The following are the elected officers
for the current year: Corresponding
secretary and treasurer, Miss Carrie
II. Cox; Rec. Sec, Mrs. Geo. n. John
son; committee on sewing work, Mrs
Geo, w. Brown, Jr; directress, Mrs
A. Dent. Miss Madeline Nelson; social
committee, Miss Ethel Haley. APP
pointments were also made for the
care of the chancel work.
A pleasant feature OF the meeting
was the presentation of handsome
piece of china to Miss Carrie II. Cox
The rector. in presenting the gift
spoke of the strong affection on tht
part OF the society for Miss Cox, ant
of the splendid service she had render
ed in the upbuilding of the work. The
influence of this organization ha;
grown beyond the confines of parisf
and diocese. being recognized as {
strong missionary factor in the church
generally. The meeting closed Will
the usual service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-13
JURY FAILS TO AGREE
In Case of HeseIton, Skowhegan, VS.
Salisbury, Portland.

Portland, Me, Oct. 12.-The jury in
the assault case alleged by Mrs. Hen
rletta Heselton of Skowhegan against
Mrs. Adele T. Salisbury, wife of Com
mander J. B. Salisbury, U. S. ~,
which has been on trial in the United
States court for two days. was given
to the jury at 4 o'clock this afternoon,
Judge Hale leaving instructions with
the court officers that if verdict was
reached to seal it and present it to the
court in the morning but if an agree
ment was not reached by 1 o'clock to
discharge the jury. At 1 o'clock the
court officers called at the jury room
and learned that no verdict had been
reached.
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dorff and Nine. Jessie Nash Slower,
soprano soloist, the soloists for the
evening were given enthusiastic .en-
cores for. admirable work which they
did. Nine. Langendorn, who sang the
Prison Scene" from lie prophetic,
rs in her other selections, gave excel
lent satisfaction. Her rendition of
Samson and Delilah' was also a
marked success. The work of Nine.
Jessie Nash-Stover in the Song of
Promise written by ]. x. Paine,
scored a hit with the audience.
This latter selection was also sung
by the Festival Chorus with orchestral
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SK0VVHI I !: |

Benjamin Flagg, the Oldest man in
Skowhegan and in this part of the coun-
ty, will soon celebrate his 92d birthday. He
reads four hours a day and never uses
glasses. Last year Mr.. Flagg walked
| about 1900 miles and since his last birth
| day he has averaged about six miles each
day. He rises early in the morning, is
very active and moves about as fast as
most men at 40 years. Mr.. Flagg has al
ways been well. Temperate habits Is his
| watchword. He has not only been tenn
perate in reference to intoxicating liquors
but he has never used tobacco. Mr.. Flagg
was born in Gardiner in 1918. He was the
son of a farmer and worked as a farmer
during his boyhood days. 1t was q time
when work on the farm was done by hand
and IS to 20 hours made UP a days work.
At q years of age he went to Augusta,
where he worked as tailor is years. be-
ing considered at the time one Of the best
taiors in the city. Then he came to
Skowhegan, where he entered the employ
Of Fl. d. Frost as head tailor. After
spending number of years as tailor at
different places, he opened a millinery
store in Skowhegan which became one of
the best in the county. His store became
the center for all the towns around and
today there is not person who does not
know Mr. Flagg. 1t was only few years
ago that Mr.. Flagg retired from bust
ness. He is constant attendant at
church services and is member of the
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor Socie-
ty connected with the Bethany Baptist
church.
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TIE HORSE MARKET.

Boston, Oct. r.
Good sales were reported from the
sale stables during the week. There
was fair supply of horses on the
market, the amount including sons
specially good draft horses, and some
very desirable carriage horses. Prices
neld firm, and sales on the heavy
drafters of quality We're particularly
advantageous. All classes of delivery
horses are selling to an improved de-
mand. but values on this class are ma
terially unchanged. Good carriage
horses are selling high, in fact all GOOD
horses bring their value, despite the
ever increasing use of the automobile.
great many horses of cheap class
from the beaches and country are en-,
tered. but sell very slowly and at low
figures.
The best, free, heavy draft horses
sell firm, at $350M455; medium weight
drafters at $2500N35O; milk team, ex-
pressers, delivery and general purpose
horses, at $130@250; high class driving
and combination horses, at $500 and
upward to fancy figures; medium to
good drivers at $125@l250; saddle horses
at $2O0@SOO.
At the City Sale Stables-Wheeler
McElveen & Co. offered express loads
OF green horses, and about 125 accli-
mated horses. Sales were good on the
general run of horses, at firm values.
For the current week the firm will re-
celve carloads of fresh country horses
of all descriptions.
Isburgh & Co. had 40 horses of more
than ordinary nna1if1y
well attended, the best horses in the
lot selling readily at range of $3.50
at 290.
Myer Abrams & Co. disposed of 2
freight and 1 express load of green
horses, and 40 acclimated. Trade was
good at steady values.
WEIGH & Hall & Co. had 1 freight
load of fresh horses, and IS acclimated
horses. The lot was readily disposed of
at even values with demand active.
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Second Night of Roller Race.

Gendron and Miss Cookson kept
their lead last evening in the 6-day
roller race at the Coliseum which
started Monday evening and are now
one full lap ahead of Baker and Miss
Blodgett, gaining half lap last even
ing. Goggin and Miss Lawless are
still in third place although they gain
ed half lap Tuesday night on the
Baker, Blodgett team. Gallagher and
Miss Reed went behind nearly two laps
Tuesday night The pace was much
faster last evening and nearly a mile
more was travelled by the skaters. The
interest is keeping up and the sport
seems to have caught the people of
Gardiner as has no other sport in
years.
The standing at the finish of last
nights racing was as follows: Gendron
and Miss Cookson, miles, "a laps
Baker and Miss B,odgett, s miles. 23lb
laps: Goggin and Miss I.awless. 5
miles, % laps; Gallagher and Miss
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WATERv|LLE,
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CHAPTER INSTALLATION.
Teconnet Chapters New Officers are
v installed Into Offices. .,.


The annual installation of officers of
Teconnet Chapter. No. SO, R. A. M, was
held Tuesday evening. The officers we're
installed by Most Excellent High Priest
Eugene c. Herring, assisted by Francis
M. Wheeler as grand marshal and Past
High Priest ]. H. Knox as grand chap
lain. After the installation a collation.
was served The following were the off,
GERS installed: ,
High priest-Sanger N. Annis.
King-Abel Wall
Scribe-Mark j. Bartlett
Chaplain-John Levy. ~
Treasurer-Frank w. Noble
Secretary-Charles B. Davis.
Captain Of the host-Charles L. Jones.
Principal sojourner-Harry S. Grindell
Royal Arch captain-Charles H. Gibson.
Master of third veil-Edward W.
Luques.
Master of second veil-John j. Newell
Master of first veil-Charles NJ Turner.
Stewards-Herbert d. Cunningham,
Frank A. Tibbetts.
Organist-Louis p Mayo.
Sentinel-Frank Walker.