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The Washington times., 1912-08-20

pointed: Major King, chairman; o. s.
Stone and c. s. stoler.
Judge ]. B. T. Thornton, of the circuit
court for Alexandria county, has or
dered special election to be held on
September "a. At this time, the resi-
dents OF the county will vote on the
much-mooted controversy as to the re-
moSal of the county courthouse. That
structure Is at present located at Fort
Myer Heights, near Clarendon, and It
Is proposed to move 1t to Roslyn.
If the plans for the removal are COM
pleted the old building will be utilized
as a schoolhouse. and a new building
Rosslyn.
This city, of course, will take no part
In the election, being one of the few
municipalities in the country whose
that of the county.
~. A decree of divorce was granted in
the corporation court today to Mary NJ.
Gray from her husband, Richard NJ
Gray. The plaintiff alleged cruelty in
her bill Of complaint.
Funeral services for John S. Dugan
will be held from the family residence,
at 1O9 Duke street, at o'clock this
afternoon. Rev. Edgar Carpenter, rec
ter of Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church officiated and burial was made
in Bethel Cemetery.
School permits will be issued from the
Armory Hall, on South Royal street
by Harry XIX, clerk of the city school
board, beginning at Q o'clock Monday
September g The first three days OF
the week will be devoted to white chill,
dren and the last three to colored chill.
dren. An unusually heavy enrolment is
expected this year.
Miss Freda Cowhig, of Hagerstown
Md, is visiting Miss Pauline Herfurth
at her home, on King street.
Mrs. Harry Kirk has returned to this
city after an absence OF over a month.
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ABANDON HUNT FOR
MAJOR RAY PAPERS
Members of House Committee
Plan To Renew Search
Next Session.

a this session of Congress, the House
today abandoned the hunt OF the mys-
terious Major Beecher B. Ray papers,
which 1t is claimed the War Depart
ment has in some way concealed.
The House Military Affairs Commit
tee failed to get a quorum today to con-
slider the resolution OF Congressman
Bulkley of Ohio, which would put the
responsibility for Secretary of War
Stimson's alleged refusal to produce
the papers UP to President Taft. The
committee made no further plans for
holding q meeting, and II was said that
the whole case would probably go over
to the next session.
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GEN. BOOTH DYING;
DARLINGTON SILENT
Salvation Army Leader Grieves
For Son, With Whom He
Quarreled.

LONDON, Aug. 2O-"General Booth,
my father, undoubtedly is dying" said
Chief of STAFF Bramwell Booth today.
He is beyond speech now. but his
last message to Salvationists throughout
the world was:
Ills promises are sure, If you be-
lieve.'
He spoke his final Ineligible words
Sunday, when he said to me, Don't
worry, let me die. l want to go to
heaven.
The generals dying grief Is that he
has never had a reconciliation with his
son. Ballington, from whom no word OF
sympathy or interest has been received -
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KILL SOLDIER WHO
SHOT PRINCE DEAD
Fellow Officers of Russian Quickly
Avenge His Assassin
alton.

WARSAW, Aug. 2,-Threatened with
arrest for insubordination, a private
in Prince Nicolai Tumanofrs battalion
today burst into the princes fiat, in the
Powonsh suburb here, shot the prince
dead with his carbine. smashed one OF
the princes legs with a second shot,
and wounded an orderly in the abdomen
with a third.
Fellow Officers who were visiting in
the fiat at the time rushed too late to
tha princes aid and killed the assassin
with their reVolVers
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Battleship Compromise
Approved by House

The House this afternoon. by vote
OF l5l to 80, approved the compromise
arrived at by conferees on the naval
appropriation bill, providing for one
White House.
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1 n q ~
IS ass&aMP Pe@DAH|
(A.N0TES,V -. u

pany to be in perfect condition at the
confusion of yesterdays inspections.
Captain Johnson's assistants are First
Lieut.. Harry w. Klotz and Second
Lieut.. Dudley b. Howard.
Private M. Patton, OF Company NJ.
Second Infantry, was called to Wash
of his mother.
The excellent meals now being served
in g company, of the Second Infantry,
are due to Sergts. Joseph Sullivan and
j. Carroll, the cooks both of whom
have seen regular service.
The officer OF the day yesterday was
Capt. John e. Brooks, Company e. Sec
ond Infantry, and the officer of the
guard was Lieut.. Clifford G. Gardiner,
of M company.
Since Sergeant ouady has been placed
in charge Of the mess OF the field
hospital stan as an understudy to Ser
ton has been reported in that part Of
the camp.
So we'll are they feeding them over
at the field hospital corps that many of
the milttiamen are doing their best to
appear sick in order to be sent there
for a day or two, according to DIR. Will
liam b. Hudson, commissary and drill
instructor. This department has made
most creditable showing this year. II
Is a new organization In the guard, and
under the guidance OF Major Clarence
L. Weaver, who is in charge. the corps
not only has done much practical work
this encampment, but has constituted
itself into a remarkably fine appear
ing organization.
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MILITIA SERGEANT
BADLY BEATEN BY
DISTRICT PRIVATE
'Non-Com" Will Be in Hos
pital for Week-His AS
sailant Is Held.

Continued from First Page)
Terry, Lieut.. Monagon, Lieutenant Nc
Lehman, Lieutenant Lands, and Cap
tain Stephenson.
Music was furnished by the double
quartet OF Company b, Second Infantry.
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pabst
BlueRibbon
The Beer of Quality

there is always that quality
that brings a smile Of salts.
faction. With a rich mel
low flavor and delightful
smooth taste, it satisfies
every expectation aroused
by its appetizins appear.
ance.
The Washington times., 1912-08-20

Private NJ. Patton, OF Company NJ.
Second Infantry, was called to WASH
ington last night by the sudden death
of his mother.
The Washington times., 1912-08-20
ALEXANDRIA PLANS
CHANGESNARMORY
Active Solicitation of Funds to Remove Indebtedness Is
Begun-Specia Election on Court House Re-
moval Is Ordered

pointed: Major King, chairman; o. S
Stone, and c. s. Stoler.
The Washington times., 1912-08-20


Major Taylor has arranged to pay the
troops as follows: First Infantry, $50
o'clock Wednesday morning, August 2S;
Second Infantry, 7:3O o'clock; First Sep
arate Battalion, $50 O'Clock; Ambulance
Company, 8 o'clock. The First Battery
and the Signal Corps will be paid on
their arrival in Washington.
One of the features of the present en-
campment. and one which will long be
remembered by the guardsmen, will be
the farewell dinner to be rendered
Capt. James b. Allison, OF the Seventh
Infantry, who for the last year has been
instructor-inspector of the militia, and
who will Tejoin his regiment the first Of
the coming month.
The dinner will be given at the Blue
Ridge Rod and Gun Club. Through the
courtesy of Col. Richard ID. Simms, re-
tired, former commander of the Second
Infantry, the guard officers will be
given permission TO hold the dinner at
this exclusive clubhouse. II win be q
The Washington times., 1912-08-20

A decree of divorce was granted in
the corporation court today to Mary NJ.
Gray from her husband, Richard NJ
Gray. The plaintiff alleged cruelty in
her bill OF COMPLAINT
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-01-06
'nllIpuIII,Ilrl,u,IIIu'''''''|'II '|'IIuI

Following fourth annual report Of Ed BOYLE Chief Mine
Inspector Of Oklahoma Governor Lee Cruc This report
the period from July 1910 June goth cracking
good
There was produced in The above named period 2s6os6o tono
COAL requiring the services OF 4o miners 1880 inside day
94 outside men, making total OF 8i01 employed in and
around the mines To produce this coal required the 227
kegs 81 black powder 575 dynamite $500 lbs Of cabon
1874 lbs. Of 1850 lbs monobc The black
powder the miners being per eg makes that
grade Of explosives S24S454 The total other explosives used
produce the above tonnage 10 per pound would make
total Of S286II 8 making grand total Of all explosives used S2
o65g8t.
There I99 produced every kc Of powder
This estimate made calculating the other explosives the
OF 70 cents pound and allowing every $500 worth be equal 10
keg Of powder.
There 20 accidents ZOE nonfata accidents in tile
mines the above period only fatal accidents
cidents occurring assumed the duties OF this office January
1911.
There killed COR every 5000 Of coal pro
dnced showing mortality decrease q per the pre-
ceding year
There Approximately 55r produced
in the year beginning July and ending June Max
ing an average oyer e entire STATE 90 cents per @ alo % me
for producing the above named tonnage shows the earning
pacity Of each miner $4,000 for the above named period Bang
estimate the basis Of for explosives and approximately
oil and blasting paper and other Incidental
pense Deducing per the production the
would leave balance OF S374o8 for the ending June
80, 1911.
the preceding year worth, approximately $6424672so
sunled price of S2sro on board the
There S63s Of lead and produced III the
qrng 81 I4s There fatal accident and
fatal accidents widow and
heress cGdreu a result o the above fatal accident
There also tons Of produced requiring the
Aeryiocs OF Is
The total production oil for the preceding ending June
So otI 475oooo barrels Of 10000 barrels
day, I4,2s9 producing OIL wells
The toial gas production about 1oooooooo cubic feet per
RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS
Statement showing The quantity Of refined oil and gasoline IN
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PHARMACY BOARD MEETING

The Oklahoma State Board or rhar-
macy will hold its regular quarterly
meeting for the examination of can
didates for certificates as registered
pharmacists in the Chamber of Com
merce building, in Oklahoma City,
on January 9ta and 10th, 1912. Nee
essary application blanks and iniorm-
alton will be furnished on request
J. c. BURTON, Secretary, STROUD.
Oklahoma
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trinity episcopal Church

TTFTly EPTSNOPuT NFFWTITI
300 +. Noble avenue.
RI Rev. Dr. Brooke, bishop.
Rev. A. B. Nicholas, rector.
First Sunday after Epiphany.
SUNDAY school 9:45 a. m.
Morning prayer and sermon II.
Evening prayer and sermon 1880.
Morning sermon The Mission OF
the Virgin Mary
Evening sermon The Season OF
the Star"
SPECIAL choir at both morning and
evening. Everybody welcome.
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Christian Church

Corner Ash and Noble.
Bible school 945 q. m.
Sermon i0:45 a. m.
Subject. The Greatest Desire Of
all Nations.
Official beard p. M.
Junior endeavor 3 p. m.
Endeayor society $50 y. m.
Sermon 1870 p, m
Subject: Jesus not Myth
Let all members take notice the
services begin next Lords day morn
ing at TO- 45.
Special music at al services.
S. J. WHITE, Pastor
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NOTICE |

The sale advertised to be neld nc
Meridian January 9Th is hereby with
drawn. | win seIl the same stocl,
at private sale. They can he saeu
at the farm of Jennie Henderson Z
miles east of Meridian. Terms will
be made to responsible parties 1,aa
henderson farm is also for rent. nos.
session to be given soon. Address
Mlae White, Guthrie, Okla. or len.
ME Henderson. Guthrie Okla
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Conversational Church

Corner Sth and Warner.
Sunday school 10 4. m
Preaching fl a IN.
Christian endeayor Gas p m.
Evening service 7:30 p. NJ.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at s o'clock.
Services for the next two months
will be in charge of Rev. Miss Herrick
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First Rantist Church

Corner Vine and Noble.
Bible school 9:45 a. m
Installation services OF new officers,
teachers. etc, will be held Sunday
morning All pupils, parents and
members OF the church are earnestly
invited and urged to be present The
wish is better to understand ami em-
phasize the work Of the Sunday
school Come at 9:45 and stay for
the morning service.
Junior Union 8 p. m.
b. Y. p. u. $50 p. m.
Evening sermon 1890
Subject: THE Master Guide"
You are cordially invited to all our
r. 7. MANSFIELD. PASTOR !.
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Here is a remedy that will cure
your cold Why waste time and mon-
ey experimenting when you can get
a preparation that has wen world
vide reputation by its cures of the
disease and can always be depended
upon? 1t is known everywhere as
Cough Remedy, and
is medicine OF real merit For sale
by al dealers.
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Respectfully Submitted,
ED ROYI- z

Oklahoma CITY Okla JAN aSth isii
. sppernendenls:
M @ % % ne = 70 Of % t slat o i a okam l on m naS yplo 9h o % term
that associations during Of office VIII
of This state which trust you VIII not only do for the protection life
Of the few been aapal ing
Now feeling going you keep the
You cannot comply with the law BY Spraying or spnklne You must
ee ost s Explosions @ are m caused allowing this @ muon % a @
one @ % oe eau cause 70 NV nh @ we % % o. 1 np0ns Is as wn1S @
money
rao his congied with
the having taken DO and that
not nave i
resort f'o this method but trust viii not bee become Yo
as the less Of popfy n srss at Gm @ an Spn @ @ @ but % only
through Though the deed has only the
n the the dead for he n Now d THIS with the small nail sum
5 no comparison.
bring about condition viii haaTous
wish also call your s attention ion . s T Y agd to men
must not be allowed while the machinery j. in motion
Yours very truly,
chief 5T'ps RR sq1IS INSPECTOR
Iehigh, Oklahoma July 1st 1911
Chief Inspector Of Mines. Oil and Gas,
state Of Oklahoma.
@ IT s s s @ s aiming a5 pa g June 3 , you my
with accidents that occurred
Respectfully submitted
OBRIEN,
District /.
5 ds5 $ #sf. st Si,"'T $ 40
GREAT aS was4eau SHs c coA 1ses ooKg CO., i MINE o No
Wiburton, Latimer County, Oklahoma
January 10, 1911.
This situated about Wlburon, Okla
the Rock Island Railway made this above
date Found this good condition with the exception OF
accumulation OF fine coal and dust the auage roads and
also the working places and little indications Of spraying
having ordered that the mine be kept thoroughly
sprayed and fine coal and dust should not be allowed accumulate
the hauling and working places and also that the manWay
should be extended lower end OF slope least lar the
lift That the slope should be tmbcred where and
conditions washou should he such comply with the
law The mine well ventilated.
WESTERN COKE MINE NO.
Wlburton, Latmer County Oklahoma
January II, 1911
This is staued Wburton, Okla. the Rock Island
examined this mine above date and found the and working
places good condition Ventilation in the entries good but
carried the face of Of the owing
being closed This mine fairly well sprayed
with ordered that the mine be kept thoroughly sprayed with
fine coal dust allowed the
iaage roads the working places And also that the wash
louse be kept n a condition
M. T. RY. co. COAL DEPT. MINE NO
Coal County, Oklahoma
January 1911.
This situated nile east OF Cottonwood the NJ H.
/. Railway made examination OF this mine above date
ound good condition There is slope driven the dip Of
There lifts active operation The third lit
breaking The plane drove feet the
There lifts side OF plane operation The
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First PRESBYTERIAN Church

DR.. Scotts themes will be:
Morning. IA Tower of Strength"
Evening: The Long Suffering OF
God"
Communion and reception of mem
bers in connection with the morning
service.
Young peoples chorus at night.
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PANAMA COAL CO., MINE NO. 2.
Panama, LeFlore County, Oklahoma.
STRIP NINE.
anama, LeFlore County, Oklahoma.
q w Aalnnn nssnn

This mine is Panama on the
Midland Railroad At the time Of this working
CONTINUED
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GREAT WESTERN COAL COKE CO., MINE NO. 3.
Wlburton, Latmer County, Oklahoma.

This situated nile east OF Cottonwood the NJ Il.
T. Railway made examination OF this mine above
found III good condition There slope driven the dip Of
There two lifts in active operation The third lit
breaking away The plane is drove feet the rise Of the
There lifts either side Of plane active operation The
third and fourth lifts breaking Off tested the safety catches
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c G 9 O @ . @ . g g O . . GO
. 0
q AT THE CHURCHES =
& q
{ c. G @ g 9 o . g G g 8 9 . .
THE West SIDE Methods,

The West SIDE Methodist
Sunday school 81 Il. m.
Preaching II a. m.
Text Phil. AS.
NOcn class services.
Junior league y. m.
Epworth league 6:30 p nj.
Preaching 1880 p. m.
Subject: SELF Expression.
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COFFEE made from THE ATToN
FOODS Special Blend may pleas,n,ly
sui prise eonnoisseur of good cnf
ee e''u 0ot'
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NJ K. CO., COAL DEPT. MINE NO. TO-
Coaloae County Oklahoma

his mine situated at Colgate the NJ r. & r. Railway
inspected this nine on the above date and found conditions
yenation good The installing inch John
inen ubuar boilers, to take the place Of the old tested
The safety catches and found they uoud that
INC safety catches be put N order at once which done
M X e. T RY CO,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-18

JOHN, SPRING HAS COME, HAVE
Howard Bruce put in your home one OF
his hot waters Then 1t will be done.
Come early, better than iata- 8-16 Ar
senai - Ansnsta Me anrxdtf
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TO SELL AUTO.

machine Log carriage; one bed, cant
dog man; one spare man for general
mill work. Apply to South Gardiner
-, maVl7dtf
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Equipped seasIaore Farm.

40 acres, borders salt water. big fat
eians, HOLSTERS, and fish, rich machine
worked holds.s srFing watered epasialrs;
home markets for all dairy and farm
pfoauets, fines -reorn- hsuse. 4e~ft bar,
with cellar, fnDuinS spfing water To-
both. maple shade, Il. L. IL, splendid
social advantages. owner obliged to live
elsewhere viii throw IN equipment to
qnck buyer. price 10 June iSt Si5iN. for
picture and travelling Instructions to see
this and salt water farms in variety OF
sizes and prices, see page 20 our New
Mammoth Farm Catalogue No. rs, lust
out. copy free; illustrated and filled with
a wonderful assortment of money-nlak-
ing farms stock and machinery m
cluded with many to setffe affairs quick
"; =. A. stfoue rafin Agency. ken's
Hlll Maine. may 1NdftT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-18

Sealed Proposals will be received at
We Office. of the Treasurer. Eastern
5fanch, n. II. ID. V. s.. Nadonal Sol
dIers' Home, Maine, and there opened at
I LIP a. NJ, May 2S. 1912, for Repairs to
buildings, in accordance with instruc-
may be seen at the Treasurer's Once.
ana plank forms may be had upon an
nlcation 10 Major A. l.. Smith, Treas
Mayl0-l5-1S
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KENNEBEC COUNTY. In Probate
1912
Certain INSTRUMENT, purportlnS To
be the last will and testament of Ellen
County, deceased, having been presented
for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be
given three weeks successfully prior 20
the fourth Monday of May next. in the
Daily Kennebee journal. a newspaper
printed in Augusta, that all persons in
terested may attend at a Court of Pro-
bate then TO be holden at Augusta, and
show cause. if any why the said in
strnment should not be proved. APP
proved and allowed as the last will and
testament of the said deceased.
HAROLD Il. COOK, Judge
Attest: II. w. LEIGHTON. Register
mayii. sat.3t
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Victor J. Ring
Gardiner, Name
maXl milf
SALT WATER EARNS
Gardiner,

We have Just issued new catalog de-
serhing In full farms along the Maine
coast near W3Idoboro. 4 postal will
bring this to YOU and It il more than
possible you viii lind in II Just the place
you want Seaside river side, mountain
Wow farms, or islands along. the shore,
Whatever IL Is We have IL. Geo. w Sim
MONS. Mhldoboro Maine. maY1sdint
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A Journal want adj will serve
you in exchanging something
you've ceased to need for some
thing you've come to need. And
In this direction the classified ads.
do some of their real friend-mak-
ing work. 4hff II
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AGENTS MAKE BIG MONEY AND

become sales managers for our goods
Fast office sellers. Fine profits. Partc-
ulars and sample free. One Dip Pen
Company, Dept. 401, Baltimore. Md.
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RUBBER STAMPS, ETC.

WE MAKE THE SLlcKEsT WORK.
ing Cushion Hand Stamp. One line, Csc
Each extra line, l5c. Made In Augusta.
r. Il p. Stamp Co, IS Capitol ST., -Au-
gusta. Maine. mayzodtf
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COTTAGE TO LETT

Now is the time to. get in touch
with customers fright now when
they are. making plans for the sum-
mer. A Journal want ad will tell
your story to hundreds of them.
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AGENTS WANTED AS LOCAL

representatives No canvassing or solicit
ing required. Good income assured. Ma
tional Cooperative Realty Co., A 734
Marden Building, Washington, ID. G.
mayi-11-1S-25f
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New Advertisements Today

Auction.
To let-Room
For sale--Iiorses.
Wanted-Salesmen
Wanted Statesmen.
Statesmen
Wanted Canvasscrs.
observation-disclosures
Wanted-Man on farm.
For Sale-Seed potatoes.
For Sale-Seashore farm.
Wanted Man on a farm.
10 Let-kurnished rooms.
To Let-Furnished cottage.
For Sale-Cooking range, etc
Notwithstanding statesmen.
10 Let-Desirable tenement.
Wanted--Man TO travel IN Maine.
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/ FARM CONTAINING ABOUT 2

A FARM CONTAINING ABOUT rs
with snfiicient wood and timber standing
for the use OF the farm: small cottage
house with stable and ut-buildings:
good water, q mile from Street Railway
two miles from Augusta. Splendid place
for q poultry farm VIII be- sold ON
easy terms. Apply to Thomas J. Eynch,
254 Water street. Augusta. Me. feb24dtf
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AUCTION

At Farmers Hotel. Augusta, Tuesday,
May rs, Of all the furniture, fixtures and
stable furnishings. Auction rain or shine,
for the High Dollar, as we much vacate
by June /. j. III. Trask, auctioneer.
may1Sd9t II. r. LISENESS.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE
a K VA 8

We have about 175 listed farm and
city properties. The most of our prop
erty Is in kenpehec Co We have quite
a number from to miles to a city
market. We always advise our custom
ers TO deal with the owner as they Can
make Il great saving. Every one who
knows us and have dealt with US Knows
we do not put up any bluff. They al
ways find our property Just as advertised
and represented Mr.. Chase is not a
boy having dealt in real estate For over
30 years and knows good piece of
property when he sees IL and also the
value. Anyone who is looking for real
estate of any kind will do we'll to come
and see us; then YOU can judge for
yourselves.
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M E N
FOR U. s. ARMY-AeLE

WANTED FOR U. s. ARMY-ABLE
bodied unmarried men between ages of
Is and 35; citizens of United States, OF
good character and temperate habits,
who can speak, read and write the Eng
iieh langiIs &c. For information apply
% Recruiting Officer. Portland. Bangor,
Lewiston. or Skowhegan, Me.
I jan2dtojune3O