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42D ST ss5 West. sty orE. 2ix1eo5 tp-i,s
mtg. $4,000 Juiy 2s; due as per % se9a no:
Amanda Holmes 20 Ella Necarsuinleri s--9"o-
address 100 East I0th st
49TH ST 10 West; sly 0rS stable II
1904 tprior mtg. S26,90o'; July . due Iaa
., feil: per cent, Jennie NJ BeatCle % Aani'
Davis: s., 7.0: address, 40 Ith 81
s+TH ST : West. sty 6rk. 12x1oe2. Jl.y
.; due as per bond. Annie Davis u Ci5y Real
Estate CO. So. coo; address 116 BToadWay
tO2D ST sos East: sty brN 25xT2 10: July
a6: 3 yrs: IDA Gervertz et al 70 John Il ScseI-
merhorn et a.. $4,000: attorneys. Roosevelt =
NobbA - Wal st.
1o2D ST. S1I West. 8 stv brk. 20xIoa. III
July *: due oct q. 1918 Adelaide Hicssy
New York Life Insurance co. s0.oeo. ae-
dress. 346 Broadway.
1OsD ST. 70 West. sty brk. 27.6x1oo Il
prior mtg So oool July 20 VI Per Ssn.;
s45@S: '5,St:" address. - Pine St
10TH ST. 2e3 West. 50<1091I- July -,
/ VI 8 per cent; Hennsssy Realty Co 20 sender
Jarmulowsky: o,0Oo: address - cana ~
IITTH ST 81 East: 3 So brIs. Sc sxi0e II;
July 25: > yrs: Abraham Cook 20 Marie [.
Wight s.. c.000 address. S95 Broadway.
147TH ST :. aTs II o. s. Nicholas ave.
a,lrphy to Lawyers ritie insurance and Trust
Co; $4,000; address. $50 Broadway.
15oTH ST. n = rs T. OF 9Th ave. T5S
Realty and Construction Co 20 No-th Anesl-
Mortgage Co; $4,000: address. 100 Broad
way.
BRYANT ST. n cor oS Freeman st. 5Sx
100 July due as per SOnt- GinSdANs f<easLt
Co TO (iastano ZIngales: Sf0 000s attorney.
Ahraal Goodman $40 BrOadway-
COMMONw EALTH AVE. :. % e OF
Manson ST 25xI00. July - yrs. Carl cross
man TO stephen Parker. $4,000; attorney,
Charles \ Furthman. Sd ave and i4sth St
ELLISON AVE. 5. S25 r 3 OF LattInE s.
35x134.6: July 20. yrs. = per cent Theresa
Hoffman TO William Beaman. S4.2e0s att0rrey.
James BUnt. 100 Broadway.
FULTON AVE 1855, Sax1Oo: July i6 ~
per cent. Jacob I Markowits % DOnrialcS
MarSuiio. SS00o, attorneys, SAKE & Powell
$50 Broadway.
LOT &t0 70 3l4. map 134 lots variaH estate.
July !. } Yrs. "a per cent. Isaac MOrirs -
Lucy a Panneid; 5000, attorneys. Holm,
whitlock & Scarf. So Nassau 81.
LOT SEA, map Arden property at East Ches-
ter; July Is; yrs. = per cent: George II
Ianas TO Herman R Meistsr; S40o, atrorney
Edward McCarty- 2O+ Montague ~. Brooklyn
PALIsADE AVE. cor % south st. I12x
SI2.Sx irreg. July -, due Nov I. 1910. per
cent; katherine @ HAYES 20 Jane Taylor.
$4,000: attorney. Frederick L Taylor. 81 Mas
st
RICHARDSON AVE. $ Of Kossuth ave
10ax $50: July 2S, due Nov =. INf2. S-s per
cent: Herman Menaker 10 Christian RenksE
81 eco: attorney, Julius Hetderman. 3SS e.
ton
SOUTH ELIZABETH ST. s. 49.4 n = afs
CITY Island ave- 10o@fGos . m. July %. iII-
May -. 101f & per cent Alice n Areneeld Il,
Samuel Wood IS, ooo, address. cioI TtA ave
TIMPSCN PLACE. = =. Gas n OF I47sh s.
- Ix5S. TX lrreg. July %; yTs. s per csnt
Jane O'Ccnnor 10 Reoert Morrison 81 GOO
Continued tenth page.
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MILLER OUT OF GAME
] 2 TsleEranh e . Tritune.

z IeIeEraph . The TTitlnr.
Pittsburg. July 2s-Something akin 10 a
shal1e-up occurred in the Pittsburg team to-
day, when Big Bill Powell. pitcher was
released 20 the Kansas City team Of the
American Association, and James J. Dowd
iF-. a pitcher. was released outright to the
Indianapolis club Of the same association
Jack Miller will go home to kearney. y.
J. TO TeCuperate from an injury TO his
ankle The clever second baSeman will not
play again this season.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
Billy Burke Trofs Fast Heat
Equals a Worlds Record at Grand Sircult
Harness Meeting at Kalamazoo.

Kalamazoo. Mich, July S.-bliiy 6ui NJ
won the 50. 900 stakes for 2:15 trotterS d. 'l'e
Grand Circuit meeting at Recreation L al II
to-day He trotted the fourth heat III z'V'74'
which equals the worlds record ior q
fourth heat. held jointly by Benzetta ana
Rob Douglass The gray geidlng F'oo"'1
3 McC1regor beat Billy Burke IN the Hrs'
heat but after that the son of Silent BROOK
had things his own way.
Henry H was the one To put UP the
fight in the final heat. He looked to nave d
chance to win but broke while in the lead
in the homestretch.
The 2.Os PAGERS had d great battle anu
the race finally was won by the faVorlle'
King Cole Waverly took the first neat III
2.g.3.. the fastest time of the race
The Judges did not think owlnss,
driver. was trying to win with The Fhlils-
tine in the first heat of the 2f7 pace. winch
Halife Lou took with little difficulty. win
Walker up in the next heat, The Phihstine
finished in front. but Nav Queen was best
in the third. after which the race was post
poned on account OF darkness,
The summaries follows:
PACI<G-2:oS CLASS-PURSE. 81 ,G00-TTIRI;Ei
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
PITTSBURG CRICKETERS WIN
TTounce the Bensonhurst Eleven
and Run Up Big Score.

Consistent batting on the part Of every
member on the team enabled the PitJsbure
Field Club to score a handsome victory yes
terday over the Bensonhurst Cricket Club
OF the grounds of the latter by margin of
l39 runs
The visitors sent Up ~ before the first
wicket was lost. II. Livingstone scored the
highest total for his side IN d brilliant Of
fort for = c. L Marshall, for the home
team made q brave attempt to turn the
tide OF defeat into victory and had reached
exactly 20 when he was run out. The Wis
itors will meet the New York veterans to-
G3y al West New Brighton.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
MARSHALL WINS AT CHESS
Works His Way to Second Place
in Big Tourname ent.
EBy Cable SO Tho Tribune. J

Hamburg. July 2G--Play in the interna-
tional chessmasters' tournament was re
sl-ned in this city to-day. when the eighth
round was played. BY winning his game
against KoehnIein, Schlechter having an
of day. the American champion. Frank j
Marshall work ed his way into second place
TaTraSch won his first victory by beatlng
TeichIllaun while Spielmanu defeated
Yates. Tartakcwer proved too good for
Cl0tmiTski: SaIwe went down before Spti-
lar. and Forgacz and Leonhardt divided
honors hv- drawing their game. Nie1nzo-
witsch and OuTas have the better CT the
positions left unfinished against John ana
Alekhine. respectiy ely.
Tho Standing u date follows.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee

CHRYSTIE ST. I'll. store. etc: Salvatore Can
rla riata 10 FalGassare TngaTdia. . yrs from Aug
l. 1910, 1860 and Sl.02e; address. 2tl Chrystie ST
FRANKLIN ST. 1874, store; Ludwig Mayer 70
AaronsGr 6, Besth0T; Yrs from July !, 1910;
81 020. address. 1S4 Franklin st
RIvINGTON ST III store. etc; Mania Neu-
srsedter 80 Jacob Cooper and ano yrs from
Aug ! 1910: S7@o address, III Rivington st
WTSTCIIESTER AVE. $. 80 It u of zeresa
ave / stv brs bldg, SnawaCha Realty CO 10 Le-
strs Santora: yrs from completion Of bldg; SD
so $3.50: address. Room 1914, 81 Park Row.
10TH AVE. 50T- store. etc. David Duncan 70
Ascher RuscnbIuth. x Yrs from May l. 1910;
81 40: address, 505 10Th ave
24TH TT. 125 and 127 Eazt- first fat: Bernhard
T Ludwig 70 Or + II brazler: I yrs from OCT 10
. la4Es $3.50. address 10 East 24th 81.
J74TH ST SIS East Julia Drescher and ano 70
Abraham PaItrovftz. + yrs l from Aug IS.
1910. &. goo. address. 1"l Canal 81
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
YANKEES BUY AN oUTFIELDER

V-oUT RI the New York Club of the Amer
7ca7 League. purchased William Bailey. sn
cu-feIde-. TO-DAY. from the Lancaster Club
O. the -ri-Sta+e League. Bailey will re
part IT the END Of the Tri-State season
The price was not mentioned
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
ATTEL AND MuRPHY MATCHED

san Francisco. July 26.-A twenty-round
boxing contest between Abe Attei and
Tonmv Murphy has been arranged by Coz
froth for August in San Francisco. Attel
nas agreed 10 let Murphy weigh 1913
pounds, rinEside
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

The rinth round viii be played t0-mor-
row, as follows: Speijer vs.. Schlechter,
Kcehniein rs. Salwe. ChotimirsFi vs.. Mar
shall L,aanhardt KS. Tartakower. Spielmann
KS Forgacz. Duras vs.. Yates, NternZowitsch
vs. AIekhine. TeiChmann Es, John and Tar
rasch bye-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
SARATOGA HANDICAP WEIGHTS.

Weights for the Saratoga Handicap. to oe
run OF Thursday, August a. az Saratoga
Springs at one mile and quarter nave
baen announced as follows
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

I,aoo-. +fcr, IL . iv[eatfnrl .... 3 dr
Time 2:09i2 2:0sh, @.OSA. 2:o6.
TROTTING - 2:Is CLASS - PURSE, SLooo-
THREE IN FIVE
e,,Tat Sffiis 1SIur2hy) -. 1 /
bar9n lyli,, peiin' O'' H. DS ~ N-'''o = 2 5
v-aisI-a m fCox1 ..3 . .
,.s-sIo f,.-,a = = chandler, . . ? 5
- I1f9r- IE-inte- y n tNcDonaIdl - s
= d. Time, 2:1fI 2:1sl,. 2:1oa.. 2:12z4.
PACING-2:17 CLASS-PURSE, $1,000 CTHREE
IN FIVE UNFINISHED.
Halle Lou. b. m, by Hal (Snow) - l : i
The Phffstine. b. h. {Owings and .
Nav queer h. IN. tNfcLainJ ..-.......-.. )
Lady Athof b. III. fSpanglerl .--..-.---- 4
Harold P, z fHannep -. $500 dls
Time 2.07ts 2:os14, 2:1fi2.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

-poTTrHt!-o.I5 CLAsS-sTAKE- $1,000
THREE IN FIVE.
Billy Burke br. G, by Silent Brook
CRYSTALS Last (Benyon1 -....--.- =
porbie r. Mc(iregor, gr. z. by Rob
ert T. McGregor (McDonaid} ------- = , d ,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
CLOSE MATCHES At POLO
Meadow Brook Freebooters Lose
by Goal Margin.
by Telegraph to The Tribune

by Telegraph to The Tribune.
Narragansett Pier. r. l., July 26,-As the
Mvopia polo team defaulted for the fresh
man cups the Meadow Brook Freebooters
played z special match with the Fauquier
County team, assisted by II. Rich. an Eng
Iish player The Meadow Brook four put
up a fine offence. riding particularly well.
but the Nirgiuians were better mounted
and won by a score of 6 to ! Rich's play
ing was excellent. Raymond Belmont made
a spectacular goal in the third period.
In another special match Bryn Mawr de-
W BaIding. the Engiishman, helped Point
Judith By HIS fast ponies, hard hitting and
riding The scores follow:
FARQUIER COUNTY, MEADOW. BROOK
FREEBOOTERS. FREEBOTERS.
No IF. ". Oke. No. M Belmont.
No 2-H Rich No 9-R Belmont.
Nc ii 3. Swami No 81 4 Rawlins.
Back Il. Leache- Back-W. C Loew.
Goals scored - For Fsrquier County Free
bcoterS. F ". Okie. !: H. Rich. 4 !. 3. Swan.
- Lost by penalties. L goal each for fouls
by Z. II. Leache- Net score. 6. For Meadow
Brook FTeebooters. f Belmont. .; w @. Lcev-
Net score goals. Referee-H. H Holmes.
Time Of game-Four periods OF ~ minutes
each.
POINT JUDITH. BRYN MAwR
No. l-E. : ReynaI No. Alex Brown
40. 2-W. Balding. No. 2-H- ". Harrison.
No. 3-R- L. Aeassiz- No 3-R- T. Straw
Back Z. Thomas. bridge
Goals scored. Tor Bryu Mawr-Aiex. Brown.
/; Joshua Crane. !. Lost by penalties, y goal
each for foul i7y r e strawhridge and Joshua
Rcynal .. W Baldins. >. r l.. Agassiz, J.
Lost by penalties. = goal for foul by +. L.
Agassiz and = for safety. Net score. "a
: p minutes each.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

CENTRE ST. SiT Hty brk. 7G2x irreg
Iuly - due etc per bond. Abingdon Con
struction Co 10 Title Guarantee and Trust GO;
slo0 600. address. I76 Broadway
FRONT ST. a cor OF Ceonties Slip. eox
80. y part. July II. due July /. 19I1. per
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

11si2
SD 500 sda
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Empire City Summcrfe.e.


b D Eele wrer
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN

with name and address OF lenders attorney.
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
ITrI.Y of
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

turn. tirne end and barely lasted long
in sixteenth forcing the early pace Green
Marguerite. zeakIy hsHdieE can do better
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

eoon -sa sTcaHd Question Mark or the
sn - Wl. Question MARK came again
'''st huns oz ee--sT LhHa usual c9Iesa
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RpNN MANR

No. Alex. Brown
No. 2-H. ". Harrison.
No 3-R- + straw
bridge
2a.l-f r--i-,rr E-a-r
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
MEADOW BROOK

Fsrquier County Free
H. Rich. 4. !. 3. Swan.
: goal each for two fouls
[ score. 6. For Meadow
Belmont. .: w. G. Lcew-
Referee-H. II. Holmes.
periods OF ~ minutes
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

apprentice allowance
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

PACING-2:oS CLAss-PURsE s1,Goo-THREE
IN FIVE.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

LUdls S-DTtu = I OF
hooters. 7. ". okie. /
- Lost by penalties.
by z Il. Leache- Ne
Brook Freeb0oters. f
Net score. : goals.
/ Time Of Eame-FoUr
each.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Barry. Robert A. FairbaiFr, Clarence 2.
Quentin. T. Lawrence SMITH Jrs. res"
Mcdonald G J. Farley. z. J. casey
Thomas r Smith w r Coe, DR.. ). ID
r Egan and VI. j. DTumr1ond-
he. zstrr1 rfa
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

Continued on tenth psge,
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27
ENTRIES AT EMPIRE CITY.

~RST PACE-Fo- tsree-year-oids and up
rrard nnn-winners oS TWO races since July =.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

CHERRY ST 3s4 sty bTk Scammel
g 95xlul 10x irreg: Eugene Gordon 10 Sophie
T-rankel. 4 part mtg SIS 125,; March 10. 1903
New-York tribune., 1910-07-27

-lsSs. SOW 90 begin srd plnche5 OF once OF W
rr aut ccald withstand me winner rush. Maid
E-HD RACE Hand. cap. for three olde and u
ssss- psce Time 1.Ilzt- Wi71eT- ch. r
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.
r. w. BUCHANAN.

WHEREAS. Joseph Cloutier. other
wise known as Joseph Clotier, late of
Skowhegan. in the County OF. Somer-
set and State of Maine. by his mort
gage deed dated the sevent zenith day
Of august. A; D.. 1909; and recorded
Deeds in book 29O, page 426, conveyed
to- me the undersigned. a certain par
Gel of real estate in said Skowhesan
and bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit: Bounded on the north
by land of one Blair: east by land OF
one, Thompson; and Clark; south by
North, street, so called, and being all
and the same conveyed by one Parlin
to said Cloutier, reference being had
to said deed thereof, for further and
more particular description; and
whereas the condition of said mort
gage has been broken: Now, there
fore, by reason of the breach Of the
condition thereof I claim a foreclosure
of said mortgage and give this notice
for that purpose
skowhegan, Me-, June End, A. D..
1910.
FRANK s. LESSOR,
BY His Attorney
GEORGE W. COVER,
3w23 Duly authorized.
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Probate Court.

The following business was trans
acted at the June term of the Somer-
set Probate court: Wills presented
| for probate in the estates of Flora
Reed late of Madison; Hattie l..
Young, late of Madison; Charles
Goodwin, late of Hartland; Nancy E.
Carter, late of Pittsfield. Wills al
lowed in the estates of: Henry Beal
late of Arson; ROBBIE Nj. Albee. late of
of Madison; Frederick r. Buck, late
of Skowhegan; Martha futile, late
o. Skowhegan; Frank R. Kimball, late
of Cambridge.
Administration asked for in the es-
tate of: LaForest A Spaulding, late
of Newport, Vt.
Administration granted in the es-
tates of: Sophronia Wyman, late of
Skowhegan; Joanna Gibson, late of
Fairfield; Isaac Palmer, late of An
son; Hannah Ames, late of Canaan;
Clarence A. Merrill, late of ST. AL
bans; James Thompson, late of Show
hogan; Elvira Fowler, late of Fair
field.
Petitions for license to sell real
estate in estates of: Margaret Wing,
late of Harmony; Thomas NJ Webb,
late of New Portland; Herbert Whit
ten, of Detroit; Benjamin James ct
ais of Fairfield
Petitions granted to sell real estate
in estates of: Henry r. Wright OF
|Skowhegan; Danson Paul Hamilton of
Palmyra Carrie E. Simmons of An
son.
Rosetta James was appointed guard
ian of Benjamin James, Lydia r.
James, Mary o. James, Lillian James,
Ruth NJ. James, and Ines NJ. James,
minors of Fairfield
Accounts presented in estates of
Dennison ]. Haines, late of Norridge-
wock; Asa Dudley, late of Starks;
Sarah L. Rogers, late of Pittsfeld;
Ma rtin Stevens, late of Smithfeld
Accounts allowed in estates of
Samuel Burns, Fannie p. Pooler, Flea
nor Turner and Asa S. Emery and
benjamin Foss, all late of Skowhe-
gan; Guy c. Haines, late of Norrdge-
wock; Mary E. Whittier, late of Corn
Vile; John w. Mclaughlin, late OF
Cornville; Helen Wyman. late of
of Cornville; Helen Wyman, late of
Fairfield; Emil Hobart, late of Madi-
son; Thomas A. Small, guardian of
Mary Woodsum, Pittsfield.
Petition for distribution filed in es-
tate of Rebecca Lovejoy, late of New
Portland.
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ROAD PETITION.

To the Commissioners OF Somerset County.
We the undersigned citizens OF the town OF
Harmony and vicinity petition your board
that alterations and changes be made In the
location OF the highway that was laid out
from Harmony village to Mainstream Sta
ton on Petition OF W. s. Bemls and others in
1905 and laid out by the county commission
ers as appears by their report, dated October
/, 1905, and recorded in Vol. 8, Page go to 264
OF the County Com records for said county,
by crossing the Furgerson Stream at calvert
where the Mainstream Lum Der Co. cross on
way to Foss Farm, SO called, also other
changes as will make a better road to station
and that the the part from the Foss road to
Harmony Village be discontinued
Harmony, Maine, May 80, 1910.
WALLACE f. MARBLE,
and fifty-two others
STATE OF MAINE
County Comm issioners Court, Somerset
County.
Received and filed June eth. 1910,
Attest:-W. T. SEEkINS, Clerk.
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STATE OF MAIN Il.

OIAl r. Or MAIN
SEAL
somerset, IS.
Court OF County Commissioners, March
Adjourned Term, June I, A, d. 1910.
:, Upon the foregoing petition, being satisfied
mat the petitioners are responsible and that
an Inquiry into the merits is expedient 1T Is
ORDERED, that the County missioners
meet at the post office In said Harmony on
Monday, July %, A.. ID. 1910 at 1880 O'Clock
A NJ. and thence proceed to view the route
mentioned In said petition and Immediately
after such view q hearing Of the parties will
be had at some convenient place In the vicin-
Ivy, and such further measures taken In the
premises as the Com missloners shall judge
proper.
And 1t is further Ordered, that notice OF the
Time, place and purposes OF the Com mission
ers meeting aforesaid, be given to all per-
sons and corporations interested, by publish
ing an attested copy OF the petition Aforesaid
with this order thereon in the Independent
ihIepor Ter, q public newspaper printed at SHOW
negan In said county, and also attested copies
oi the same to be served upon the Town Clerk
OF the town OF Harmony and to be posted In
.nree public places in said town, the publica-
tlon, and serving and posting Of the same to
DE at least thirty days before the time ap-
pointed for said view, that all In terested may
.nen appear and be heard, n they think
proper.
Attest. W. 7. SEEKuNs, Clerk.
"A true copy OF the Petition and Order OF
court thereon.
Attest: W. T. SEEKINs, Clerk.
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OBITUARY.
LENA MAY WELLINGTON.

Lena May, daughter of George A
and Viola Wellington, was taken i'll
with appendicitis at her home on
Cedar street March 8. She went to
the Sisters hospital, Lewiston, April
% and was operated upon the follow
ing day. She was a great sufferer from
that time until her death, which oc-
Cured Tuesday, May II, at the age
of q years, months and 20 days.
Her remains were brought to her
home in Skowhegan May IS. Prayers
were held at the house Friday morn
ing at 100 o'clock by Rev. B. B.
Merrill, after which the remains were
taken to Madison where services were
held by Rev. F. H. Means. She was
buried beside her father in Forest
Hill cemetery. She was a graduate
from Madison High school in the
class of 1906 and afterwards taught
in the public schools for a year. She
then employed in the Office of the
Madison Bulletin, also the Somerset
Reporter as type compositor. She
was never very strong and for the
last year has been in very poor
health. She was a member of Priscil-
la Lodge of Skowhegan.
'Tis hard to break the tender cord.
When love has bound the heart
tbs hard, so hard. to speak the words
Must we forever part?
Dearest Lena, we have laid thee
In the peaceful graves embrace
But thy memory will be cherished
Till we see thy heavenly face.
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Mrs. 0'ROurke Stlll Does Her House.
work at IN9

Mrs O'Rourke of Go Water street,
Hallowell, Me. though believed to
have crossed the century mark is still
light of heart and CHEEKY in DISPOSE
ton. doing practically all her house
work unassisted. For half a century
she has made America her home, and
most of the time has resided in this
city. She is uncertain as to her age,
but believes it to be l02 or 1913. Her
mental faculties are we'll preserved
and she enjoys many comforts. Her
home is near the busy traffic OF the
street. where she enjoys watching
y from the windows. and from the
rear of her home she has an exten.
sIye view of the Kennebec.
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Resignation Is Accepted.

Portland, Me-, June 20.-The resig-
nation of President George Emory
Fellows of the University of Maine
which DR.. Fellows presented to the
trustees on June I. was accepted to-
day by the trustees of the University
Of Maine. He will continue to act
until Sept. /, with leave of absence
thereafter until Jan l. The trustees
have not taken any action about Sc
curing a successor, but will try to fill
the vacancy by Sept. /.
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A WOMAN'S GREAT IDEA

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But without health. 1t Is hard for her
to be lovely in face. form or temper.
A weak. sickly woman will be nervous
and irritable. Constipation and Kid
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skin eruptions and wretched com
plexion. But Electric always prove a
godsend to women who want health
beauty and friends. They regulate
stomach, Liver and Kidneys. purify
the blood give strong nerves bright
eyes, pure breath. smooth, velvety
skin, lovely complexion, good health
Try them. soc at G. r. Fogg's.
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NOTICE

=, hereby give notice that public examinA-
sion VIII be given 1t the schoAho1se In Dist.
t no. In Ripley atl p. m. July Z 1910, TO all
ssnose who are deaif0us OF teaching In the y
nove named town during the remainder OF
JUG year. ~. MARIE LANE
"a Supk. q Schools, Ripley Me-
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-06-23

Mans happiness consists in present
peace, even in the midst of the great
est trials, and in more than hope of
glorious future.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-06-23

Itching. bleeding. protruding or
blind piles yield to Doans Ointment.
Chronic cases soon relieved, finally
cured. Druggists all sell 1t.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1910-06-23
TIME TABLE
Somerset Traction Company
Summer Arrangement of Cars,
Effective June 5th, 1910
Skowhegan to Madison
Madison to Skowhegan
oct to slight delay at Lakewood.

subject to slight delay at Lakewood.
During Theater Season.
STEAMER "MARGARET R'-Daily schedule.
Leave Lakewood at 9.2j, ll.25 a. m, LAO, 40,
640p, m. Wednesday and Saturday night
leave Lakewood At 9.45. Leave East Nj adison
at $50, 9.45 a. M, 1915, zoo 500, 100 p. m
Wednesday and Saturday night leave last
Madison at 7,S0 for Theater.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-13
AUTO RACER is KILLED

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Nov. 12.-To-
bin De Hymel, a driver of racing au-
tomobiles was killed in the automobile
races here today.