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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09
SELECT.

April 1.-The hardest wind storm
In years passed through here Tuesday
evening doing great damage 20 fence
and orchards and buildings.
MIR. Guy Ranney, who has been IN
Rapid City. s. d. for the past eight
months, returned home Sunday.
Delmer Stewart. VITO is offending
school at Hartford, WIS at nome Sat
urday and Sunday.
Mrs. Silas Hoheimer, of near Hart
ford, is visiting her parents, MIR. enid
Mrs. J. w. Keown, this week.
Mrs. r. s. James has the La grippe
this week.
Ed. ]. p. Mckinley went TO Big
Clifty Thursday returning home Mon
day.
Drs. Willis and Allen, of Cromwell
were In town Tuesday.
Miss Claudio Render, who has been
at Render for some tine, has re-
turned home.
Mr.. S. NJ. James has the lagrippe
this week.
II. X. James and 4. c. Hosey will
commence the 18th of April, build
ing the Baptist church at Warren
Mills, Butler county.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09
CERALV0.

April 6.-Mrs. Tom Allen, who mas
been In bad henlth for some time, Is
no better.
The Ceralvo Sunday school opened
last Sunday.
Mrs. Emma b. Fulkerson returned
Saturday from Point Pleasant.
MIR. c. b. EveTiey has gone to Bv-
ansville.
Rev. John NJ. Burden Darlington.
filled his regular apointment here
Friday night.
Mr.. William Robertson and family
Pond Run, visited relatives near here
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Sam Morton went to Hartford
Sunday.
The Sunday school at Hickory Hill
opened April 4th.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09

The Hartford Herald still seems to
think there is deep Justification and
revolt in the Republican ranks in Ohio
County and takes TO Itself great con-
ISOLATION and hope for a ticket wnich
il says is to be named by tne Demo-
cratic party. THIS deep dissatisfaction
which the Herald claims to see in the
Republican party is dream of the
editor, and has no existence. In fact,
the Republicans OF OHIO county were
never more united ON their ticket than
at present and no member of the tick
ct is in danger of defeat at tne hands
of any nominee VINO may be placed in
the field against them.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09

TIE enactment Of the Pure Food
law was one of the triumphs of the
last Republican National administra-
ton. The strict enforcement of 1t will
be the duty of tie present admins
tration. It is said that mucn criti-
clsm has been directed against the
manner in which it is being carried
out, and it has bene suggested that
a comission be eXtablisned 20 reg
ulate the sale Of drugs liquors and
foods. This might be a very good
idea but for the fact thCt we are
getting too dangerously near the just
criticism of government by comis-
sion,
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09
R0eers-LOyd.

Last Sunday at the brides home in
Beaver Dam, Mr. J. H. Lloyd, of Aetna
vile, was united in marriage to Miss
Nettie Rogers, Rev. A. B. Gardner
officiating. Mr.. Lloyd is one Of OHIO
county's prgressoive and wide-awake
farmers and is to be congratulated on
his choice of helpmeet. The bride
has for the past several years been
prominently identified with the school
interests of Ohio county and has ma
ny friends who join The Republican In
wishing her and Mr.. Lloyd happy
life.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09

We have seen no reason 20 revise
our opinion concerning tie matter OF
the use OF money in elections or pri-
maries. In fact we do not believe there
will De anyone to oppose a rule Ct this
kind in our elections in the future.
The American people will no longer
submit to the control of money in ele
lions. Whenever that hcppensit will
be Just as we'll to put the office up
to tine highest bidder and let the coun-
ty. State or nation get the benefit
Of the purchase price, instead of the
floaters.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09

Mr.. Bryan seems to be still very
much live issue in the Democratic par
ty Recently in the Commoner he took
a fall out of the insurgent Democrats
in Congress, paying particular atten-
ton to MIR. Fitzgerald of New York
who comes back at him in venemou
manner. All of which goes to SHOW
that tine Democracy is no nearer the
election of President OF the United
States than it hes been for the past
sixteen years.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09

The News dispatches say that Pres
ident Taft and Senator Bradley nave
gotten together upon q plan to swing
Kentucky into tie Republican column
in tne next election, and in feet for
all time 10 come. Tie first thing
needful to carry out to the best adj
vantage this program, win be to send
some reliable executioner down to the
city OF Louisville to exterminate about
fifteen hundred more CT less, would
be-bosses .grsfters end haf breeds,
who infest ice Republican party in
THAT city aud act as mill stone
around its neck, making success att
polls in the coming election or IN
any other election in tie future abso-
lutely impossible.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09

We nave been very much compli-
mented on the editorial which appeared
in these columns two weeks ago head
ed "in defense of Hartford" and
also what we mad TO say in our hast
issue concerning the ladies hat in
church. Many ladies have adopted
the custom of attending church, with
out hats and if they could all realize
what a relief it is to those who are coz
PEELED to sit behind them, they would
all fall into fine and either wear no
hats to church or quietly remove thell
wnen the services begin
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09
CENTERTOWN.

April Mrs. E. NJ Morton is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
oFlyn, of Utica.
DR.. Layton, of Rockport. was here
this week on business
Mr.. Carl Park, Hartford, visited the
family of Lee Mason here last Sum
day.
]. ID. Myers, wife and son, Oaton,
were mere Sunday visiting ]. A. st.
Clair and family.
w. |. Igleheart and wife spent Sum
day night with Jake IgleheaTt, Ma
tanzas, who is very sick.
w. c. Smith and wife have moved
TO Rockport and taken charge of the
MOTEL.
c. L. Reneer has accepted a clerk
ship with tie Brown Mercantile Co.,
McHenry.
j. c. Boiling, Lewisport lis in our
town on important business.
Rev. r. ID. Bennett, Hartford, gave
us two good sermons last Sunday
Robinson Ashby and Eden Bis1op,
with their families, have moved to
their Rough river homes.
Robert Renfrow and family nave
moved to our town from Hartford.
w. A. Tichenor and Mrs. Helm
were quietly married here Sunday
evening, Rev. r. ID. Bennett per-
forming tine ceremony.
Owen Brown is erecting dwelling
house on West Main street.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09
SUNNYDALE.

April REV. Bailey filled his APP
pointment mere Sunday.
Mr.. Arnett Miller and Miss Eva
Toms were married at Marvin, Chapel
last Sunday evening. Rev. Bailey of
ficiating.
The remains Of Mrs. Willie Bean
were brought here from HcrfcrJf last
Thursday for burial.
The stork visited the home of Mt.
and Mrs. Daise Powers March 80, and
left in their care baby boy.
Mr.. Marvin Bean of Hartford, Mrs.
Josie Duke Dundee and Miss AIpha
Baughn were the guests of Mr.. Rect
CLARK and family Sunday.
Mr.. Willie Bean Of Hartford return
ed to his nome last Sunday after a
few days visit to Mr.. Joseph Furger-
son and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. A f. Jones and dnugh
ter Hazel of Concord, we're the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Hinton We'd
nesday and Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hines and daugh
ter Miss Eva Palo, were the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Elva Ren1row sun
day.
Mr.. A. r. Ren6row. and femily OF
Narrows visited his father Mr. Mark
Renfrow Thursday.
Master Francis son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Martin is i'll.
Mr.. - Truman who mas been
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09

building an addition TO Mr.. Monroe
Murphy's house has completed It and
returned to his lone at Fordsvidle
last Monday.
Rev. f. d. Baughn left to-day for
the Eastern market to purchase dds
spring goods.
Mr.. Ernest Duke who is attending
scnool at Hartford visited his nome
last Saturday end Sunday and attend
ed church at Marvin Chapel Sunday
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09

The sooner tie tariff question is
settled the quicker tire business in
terests Of tie country will settle down
to normal conditions and prosperity re
turn to the country TO the same ex-
tent TO which it was enjoyed for the
ten years under the Dirgley Tariff
La
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09
EDITOR

II was we'll that the Republican
leaders in Congress decided 10 strike
the duty from tea. A tariff ON tine
things which cannot be produced in
this country Is Democratic doctrine,
but 1t has always been opposed by the
Renriblioan marty.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09

The maiden speech Of Hon. ]. Camp
bell Cantrill in Congress last week
was we'll received.and stamped Mr..
Cantrlll as one of the strongest men
IN the Kentucky delegation. He spoke
upon the tariff bill, paying particular
attention to the tobacco and hemp
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-04-09

Ex-senator w j. Deboe, is being
mentiond for a position abroad, the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

braka.
- Odkryjcie g}owy, pa.
movie, zawo}a} rozkazu-
jaco, DO sic zbliza nasz Pan
i Zbawiciel!
Oficerowie oniemieli i zdu-
mieni spogladali ma starca.
Odkryjcie g}owy,
powt6rzy} Roch gniewnie,
g1osem pelnym powagi,-na
kolana, DO zbliza sic Syn
Bozy, kt6ry: was kiedyS po-
VIOLA pred sw6j sad!
Wtedy %pcchwycili "a czap-
XII i jak gdyby .zniewoleni
wyzsza potega machina]nie
odkryli g}owy. Roch za5 z
pokora upad} ma ko]ana i
otrzyma} b}ogos}awiehstwo
kap}ana. -
| - Niechaj bed7ie pochwa-
lony i uwielbiony Przenaj-
5wietszy Sacrament o}tarza,
= zawoia{ powstajac RADIOS
ME, ,,sicut erat in principle
ct nunc ct semper!" roz-
leg1a sic odpowiedz z ust
kap}ana.
Modlac sic i ~wychwalaj ac
Boga, starry postepowa} z
kaplanem i W dali dopiero
ucich} jego CLOS.
Trzej oficerowie stall ME-
iakis czas W milczeniu i bez
poruszenia sic.
Do stu diabl6w,
zakla1 gniewliwie kapitan, =
10, jak on z mas sobie zadr-
will! Jutro kaze menu s{uza-
cemu go oewiczyc.
Officer cd artyleryi usi1o-
wal zakryc przerazenie
wstyd g1osnym i wymuszo-
nym 6mieehem, Officer hra-
bia Gotfret milcza1 ponuro,
s}owa starego zdawa}y mu
sic olxropnemi j strasznemi
] Gag. daisy nastapi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02
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PoW1Esc. = ==
Mapisat ks. Wady sta,o Hfjduc1i

Gag daisy. F.
Sadzono ze Jest wykletym
ola togo : ME mo&e bra6 u.
dzia}u W UczciesPana. Temu
stAry przeezy} zywo, ale ME
dawal zadnego !, objasnienia'
Tylko jeden znal taiemnice'
a tym by} jego spowiednik
proboszcz; cicho i smutnie,
lecz z miloscia j u%przejmie
<spoglada} tenze ma niego J
pociesza} 60.
TAX .zapa} Au Przenaj-
6wietszemu ~Sakramentowi
pozyska}y mu: milo6c wier.
nych, aie wieksza Geese
mieszka6c6w miasta W Zu-
chwalej i bezwstydnej dunie
szydzi}a i naigrawa}a sic z
niego i nazywano 20 ,,b}az-
men,"
Ola togo tel datki wypa.
daily bardzo skapo i inny cd
Rocha by}by musia} umrzec
z g}odu; on ;ednak czu} sic
przytem szcze6liwym j zdro.
wynn. Rych}o rano: kubek
woody, W po}udnie kswa}ek
chlebs, wieczorem mic, ia
kim by@ spos6b zycia Ro-
cha.
Wsp6fWisrni czesto mu O..
fiarowali swe wsparcie; ale
go niezprsyjmowa', nawet
gardsil cieplenli strawami,
kt6rych uzyc;e by}oby nu
pozytecznem; czesto powta'
RIAL g}o6no, ze chce i musj
zebrae.
PRIESTHOOD
Jednego wieczora siedzia]
starry Roch, jak zwykle poo
lipa. Sio6ce by}o jul
zasz}o i ch}odny i ciemny
wiecz6r sic zbliza{. Oko}o to.
90 czasu wraoa} zwykle Roch
do domu, albc odwiedza]
ma}y ko5ci6}ek ma cmenta'
rzu. w drodze 60 spotkaio
trzech oficer6w, kt6rzy pod"
czas zawieszenia broni (by'
10 to W czasach francuskie;
rewolucyi) bawili W stolicy,
, -. Ach - iuz zdala "a
wo}a} jeden z Mich, wedlf
rangi kapitan, OTTO nadcho'
dzi starry Roch, cudacki
swiety, koledzy, togo must
Gle poznac, zabawicie sic do
skonale.
ia go luz znam, odpo'
wiedzial jeden 2 towarzy
STOW, officer szlachetnej
odwaznej twarzy, cd dawns
by} on mi wstretnym; nj,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

daleko piekniejsza cd twych
bladych, n~abrzmialych obra.
gov Chrystusa i Maryi? =
|doda1 officer i pokazywa'
staremu piekna W srebro O.
prawna luke.
. ME bluznijcie, -
r'zek} Roch ponuro, prawie
b1agojaco, o za6lepiona MILO
dziezy, popraw sic, inaczej
przyp}acisz swa krwia!
- Aha! - rozesmia} sic
kapitan, baczno6c! teraz
bedzie nam prawi} kazanie,
lax 6w Franci5zkanin W Ko.
rolu Moore. Hej starry, a
vice zaczynaj, znajdziesz W
mas poboznych s}ucha cz6w!
- Ia zimno dc przys}u-
chiwania sie,- wtraci1 trzecl
l. ten .dureh niechaj sobie
idzie do umar1ych, tym ME
chat prawi swe morally.
= BYwaj zdr6w, starry, 49,
zawo}a1 kapitan, - do wi
dzenia! pozdr6w odemnle
tan swych koles6w i zam6w
mi 20 pieedziesieciu latach
kwatere.
- Dobrze, - rzek} stary
W glebokiem wzruszenlu
~przyt1umionym, prawie bez-
dzwiecznym g}osem i PREY
stapii blisko do bluzniercy;
+ zrobie to-, umarli cieszs
sic ma tive przybycie; "a CITE
ry tygodnie tam spoczniesz.
ME poleglszy ma polu s}awy
ale zamordowany haniebnl'
reka przyjaciela!
j Ksiezyc wlssnie zeszedl
objasnii blada twarz staregt
kt6ry grozno wznoszac rex
do CORY, osobliwszym iprze
nikajacym wzrokiem spogla
dial ma kapitana. Ten mimo
wolf z bojazni blednac, cot
nal sic. Jego towarzysze zdu'
mieli size. W tenn przez pho
1ty zablyslo 6wiate}ko i d.
mich sic zblizalo. Promie1ff
niesko6czonej rado6ci zablys'
nal wtedy ma obliczu ze'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

. tEG. .. '"4
zawola} kapitan, - dokad je.
szcze tax p6zno?
- Tam dotad, dokad wy
Ii my wszyscy p6jdziemny,-
~odpowiedzial zebrak zpowa-
ga i epokojem, ma cmen-
tarz. Ma te o%dpowiedz trzej
oficerowie sic zmieezali.
- A vice - m6wi} dalej
kapitan, - starry kolego ME
bqdziemy. Gle dlugo zatrzy~
mywali, jezeli tam cheese
swoje zjmowe leze za}ozyc.
Tymczasem ci radze, W miej-
see R6za6ca wzia6 do reki
butefczyne wilma, W miejsce
podartej ksiazki do nabozeh.
silva karty, to lepiej przystoi
&olnierzowi, anizeli jak sta
ra baba, klepa6 pacierz,
wzdyoha6 i narzeka6 ma ne
DE weso}ego swiata!
- Zostawcie mnie W spo~
kojul 49, rzek} lagodnie i po-
waznie Roch i chcia& ich
omina6.'
- St6j! / wstrzymaj nasz
atak! 49, zawo}a} rozkazujaco
kapitan, 49, ME chce mi sip
wierzy6, re kiedy6 by]e6 zo}-
nierzem, powinienb US sic l.
naczej zachowa6.
| - I ia jestem togo zda-
mia, -odezwa} sic trzeci wy
smuk1y i wysoki officer cd
artyleryi; kto vie, W ja-
kiej karczmie zdobyle6 twa
krese, albo utraci}e6 swa
rekel
- O, moi ponowie, "a
wo}al starry ze szczeg6lniej-
seem wzruszeniem, - byt
mole 10 walczyliscie meznie
" jednej bitwie, ale .:pozaaj'
Gle tylko wojne, jak ia ia
pozna1em!
w dw6ch cze6ciach Swiata
walczy}em, ma ladzie morzu
z%dobywa}em baterye, gdy wv
jeszcze lezeliscie W koleb'
kach, walczy}em przeciw ME-
przyjaciolem, kt6rzy ME da'
wall pardonu, tylko odcina'
Ii cz}onki swym je6com.
piekli je l. pozerali.
49, Ha, starry, umiesz sic
chwal;t jak jaki Gaskohczyk
zawo}a} 20 6miechem.
- Brr! - drwinkowa4 ka'
pitan..
- Gotfrydzie, Leopoldzie
lake wan! mnie przechodz:
mrowie, gdY to: slysze.
Ma to slowa napchal sws
luke.
- Hej starry, m6wi} da
lei, dam ci paczke ame'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

z "Pennsylwansklego piek}a" Pc
wiesc osnuta ma tie zycia naszych.
gdrnikddw, p. Stanisfawa Osady jest
do nabycia " naszej drukarni pc
Genie 35c. d
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1909-12-02

lei, dam ci paczke anne
rYka6skiego tytoniu; on ku-'
;rzy sic lepiej cd kadzid}a,
lego won pokrzepia i ME
6mierdzi iak dym cd 5wiec,
kt6ry szkodzi nosowi ] pier
siom. DO ralenia nalezy lul-
IA, OTTO staryl przypatrz sic
tylko .raz tel pi4knej twa-
rzyczcel Czy to ME Jest ona
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-01-21
Band Benefit.

The drama. "Dairy Farm" was
given under the auspices of Company
E Band at Grange hall, on Thursday
evening of last week. The play it
self has very entertaining plot and
it is especially adapted to bring out
the best of each players ability,
when the cast is made up of anna
teurs. In its production in the pres
ent instance great effort had been
made to carry out all the realistic
stage effects and in this respect the
piece excelled most of the amateur
entertainments which have been
given here.
Company E Band had its part to
perform, meeting the hero, Bin Dow,
at the station on his return from
college, and escorting him home in
great style, playing some excellent
music in the process. In this scene,
very stirring one, the members
wore costumes appropriate for very
rural musical organization, conform
able to their part in the story of the
play. There was very good attend
ance but the expenses of staging the
play in such elaborate style were 80
heavy that it is reported that the
margin of profit remaining for the
band treasury is very small. The
players were trained by @. H. Chan
ming of the Charming Entertainment
Bureau, who also took one of the
principal parts.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-01-21
Devoting herself to Philanthropy.
The following dispach is clipped

The following dispach is clipped
from yesterdays Boston Journal
Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 19.-Fanny
Bixby is now regularly enrolled po-
lice officer of Long Beach. She was
appointed yesterday and today took
the oath and received the star of office.
Miss Bixby is the wealthiest young
woman in Southern California, the
daughter of lothian Bixby, several
times millionaire, and is graduate
Of Wellesley College. Since her grad
uation several years ago, Miss Bixby
has devoted herself to aiding way
ward girls. Recently she was APP
pointed guardian of two whose lives
had been wrecked. Orphans since
childhood, they lived and struggled
together, moving from place to place
and finally landing i'll Long Beach.
Not long ago, when young women
were,being into Jail at Long Beach'with
no one to look after them but police
men, Miss Bixby volunteered to act as
police matron without pay, and re-
oeived the appointment which posi-
tion she has held ever since.
Miss Bixby has often visited here
and is we'll known in Skowhegan
homes. Her father and mother were
both natives of this section, the
former of the town. of Norridgewock
and the mother of that place, the
daughter of the Rev. G. w. Hathaway,
who was pastor of the Parish now
known as the Island Avenue Congre-
gational Church, for some years previ-
Gus to. 1850, and later made Skowhegan
his home for a period, after his retire.
ment from the active work of the
ministry. Miss Bixby and her par
ents passed several weeks in town
about four years since, while her
parents were here since last season.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-01-21
Municipal Court.

On warrant issued by the Skow-
hogan Municipal Court, Saturday
last, Sheriff John A. Mooers searched
the premises of Mrs. Alphonsine Den
mis- on Beech street for liquors but
nothing was found.
On Monday William A. Roderick
was before the court charged with the
larceny of a mileage book, having
been arrested on the previous day by
Sheriff John A. Mooers. The COM
plainant was Sherman Douglass, fore
man of a crew at numbering opera
ton, conducted by the Great North
ern Paper Co. at Bigelow Plantation.
1t seems that the respondent made
arrangements to go to Bigelow to
work, and the mileage was furnished
him for his transportation. Roderick
/ appeared in Court and surrendered
the mileage, claiming to have been
prevented by illness from going to
/ Bigelow as agreed. The case was mol
pressed on payment of costs.
Five boys, aged from ten to thir-
teen years, were before the Court on
Tuesday, charged with larceny. 1t
seems that on Monday, G. M. Holt,
manager of the lines of the
Maine Telephone Company in
this section, received notice that
some of his wires had been cut in the
vicinity of the LIST National Bank.
Later, evidence was secure d to war
rant the arrest of Clarence Sincyr and
Franklin and Fred Cluky. From these
three information was obtained which
lead to the arrest of John and Harold
Demo but no evidence was produced
to show their completely in the mat
ter. 1t appeared more or less wire,
iron and similar material had been
picked up about town, without the
consent or knowledge of the owners
of the property, especially since the
recent fire. The judge became con-
vinced from the evidence that Sincyr
was the leader in these matters and
sentenced him for term at the State
School for Boys. He was taken there
yesterday morning by deputy sheriff
Chas. II. Chute. Franklin and Fred
Clukey who were arrested with him,
were discharged with some good ad-
vice as to their future conduct by the
Court.
| A search and seizure at the Lin
wood, corner Of Main and West Front
streets, Tuesday afternoon, lead to
the arraignment of the proprietor,
George II. Markham, before Judge
Lawrence, yesterday morning. The
search was made by Sheriff John A.
Mooers assisted by deputies, Rufus
McKenney Of Madison and Augustus
Gilblair and G. II. Chute of Skowhe-
gan. A quart bottle containing whis-
Key was found, also twelve bottles of
beer and a jug containing an unknown
liquid which it was subsequently de-
cided was not Intoxicating. The
whiskey was claimed by boarder
and the case was continued for two
weeks to permit an analysis of the
beer to determine its alcoholic
strength. Clarence B. Hight appear
ed as counsel for the defendant.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1909-01-21

Professor Roy Marston will speak
on Forestry at the meeting OF
Brotherhood st. Paul in vestry of
Methodist Episcopal church on Mon
day evening at O'Clock.
Buchanan has purchased the pres
cription files of the City Drug Store,
containing $1,000 prescriptions. Any
of these may be refilled on applica-
ton at his prescription department.
Orders by mail will receive prompt
attention.
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JANUARY 3Oth

Patrons from Bingham, Scion
North Arson, Madison, Norridge-
wock and Fairfield on the purchase
of SIo.o 90 worth or more will be Civ
en- return fares.
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any aspect of the case that COM
mends itself to them as being Of ad-
vantage to the town to know.
The hour to which the meeting
adjourned Is two O'Clock and the
day is Saturday, January 30th.
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Rubber Stamps
Stencils, Etc.

We have taken the agency for
one of the largest manufacturers
of Rubber Printing Stamp Goods
in the country, and will take ord
ers for Rubber Stamps, Sign Mark
ers, Stencils, Brands, Check
Punches, Numbering Machines,
ETC., at very reasonable prices.
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COMPARISON !!

If you were to buy house or a horse you would
not take the first one you looked at, but would
compare number that you knew for sale
and take the one that you considered was the
best trade-that is right. Now in buying Cloth
ing-we want you to do the same thing, look
around than come to store, see the quality of
our goods, get the prices, after that it will be
easy to decide. We are going to give values for
the next two weeks, beginning Friday next,
Jan. 22nd in stock of Suits and Over
coats that will make everybody ''set up take
notice We will not give any prices here as our
lines are pretty well broken up now but we have
all sizes left and will make the price to you
direct. Remember it pays to compare.
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Residence for Sale

offer my residence on Mount Pleasant
avenue for sale. This was built in 1904, is OF
the most modern construction and occupies
a location conceded to be one of the most
beautiful in Skowhegan. lw3
CHARLES NORTH, Skowhegan, Me.
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A;THMATICS, READ THIS

Mr.. g. F. Alexander, a Exchange Ct,
Portland, Maine, Will tell all who are
AFFLICTED with Asthma how he was cured
after suffering 46 years. Before paying
out your money for medicine containing
for full particulars, and book GLOW was
cured Of Asthma" re- A 1y3
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The best yarn made, for sale at Miss
Williams "Utopia." Ask for it,