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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-09
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
July 10 26 Aug . .

July 10 PC Aug .
STATE or MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the County Of
Houghton.
At session of said Court, held at
the Probate Office in the Village of
Houghton, in said County, On the
18th day of July \. ID. 1913.
Present, Hon Geo. G. BENTLEY, Judge
Cf PROBATE.
In the Matter of the Estate of Toni
Orsulano, Deceased.
Annetta Orsolano, Widow of said
Deceased, having filed in said court
her petition praying that the admins
tration oi said estate be granted to
herself %? To some other suitable per
son.
It is Ordered, THAT the 18th day of
August 4. -. 1913, az ten o'clock in the
forenoon at said probate Office. he and
is hereby appointed for hearing said
petition;
II IS Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof be given bV publication
of a copy of this order. once each wccl,
FOR three successive wrcis previous tu
said day of hearing, in Tho Calumet
NcNs, n newspaper printed and circu-
lated in said county
tScaD GEO. &. BENTLEY,
\ true copy. Judge of Probate
LillaS -. Mitchell,
Register Of Probate.
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CURB STOCKS.

J. \. Ninnear & 60. say today
There WIS q little weakness today
partially Doe tu the Mexican situa-
ton and crop news The United state.
steel statement, showing decrease
a. foo,ora IONS .n untitled orders. was
much better than expected. This an
noun,-ment came too late 10 be re-
fegted Boz the market The bank state
ment VS. as good rs expected
While BE- is true we have had sub
siartsl advance and Jhat reaction
would h, in order. there is no settine
away from ,he strength of this market
Adyl.cS have been received ot the cut
ting OF the vein ON the 500 level OF The
Oyo Belle.
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Organized Efforts to Force War.
WOMEN HoooWlNK SLEuTHS.
SuHragettes Outwit Scotland Yard es'
pcrts-Sport Becomes Monotonous.

london, Aug. Sit is so easy for the
Sumragettes to hOudWink Scotland
Ward that tho women are wearyinS of
the sport.
The latest case is that of E.wrS Clay
tom. The police were after Ewry, who
was critically in, and To make sure IN"
should not escape they posted dctcc-
tives To guard his house night aud day.
AS soon as he recovered sufficiently u"
walk abroad he was to bc gathered in.
Every day members of the Suifragctt"
organization visited the Clayton cot
tage, bearing fruits, jelly and flowers
for the sick man. Tho police felt Sc
cure as they saw the Suffragcttcs come
and go: they would get their man ON
his recovery. Finally, the visits of the
women ceased The police, wondering
drew their ranks closer and finally en-
tered the house. Ewry was not there
but i'm America. The house was ililcd
with flowers, fruits and jelly, enough
To last Mrs. Clayton for weeks To come.
Ewry had Slipped away and taken a
steamer a fortnight back, and the daily
visits Of the women were simply a
blind.
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sisnmont and distribution of the resi-
due of said estate.
II is ordered, That the 2lst day OF
August, \. d. 1913, at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, at said probate office. bc
and is hereby appointed for examining
and allowing said account and hearing
said petition.
It is Further Ordered. That public
notice thereof he given by publication
IF "a copy az this orlc", for three sue
ccssivc weeks previous to said day OF
hearing, IN the Calumet News. a news
paper printed ana circulated in said
county.
(SoaD GEO. G. BENTLEY,
~ true copy. Judge of Probate
Lillas c. Mitchell,
Register Of Probate.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
July 26; Aug. >. ., rs.
M nIN hIfsIII,. -

July 26; Aug. >, ., rs.
STATE or MICHIGAN,
The Probate Court for the County VI
HouPhton
At a session of said Court, held at
the Probate Office in the Village Of
Houghton. in said County, on the
18th day of July. \. -. 1913.
Present: Hon. George q. Bentley,
Judge OF Probate.
In the matter of the estate Of Thomas
i'm. deceased.
Henry nm, administrator. having
filed In said court his final administra-
tion account. ana petition praying fog
the allowance thereof and for the as
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electrolxtie is Advanced.

Tho prices of clcctrolytic copper for
domestic shipments, covering all de-
liycrics. has been advanced to 1874
cents. Following large sales at 15k
the Amalsamated agency put up its
price To- l5as cents and the market
today viii he generally quoted at 1854
cents FOR clcctrulNtic.
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CRISIS IN MEXICAN TANGlE
WILL Be REACHED MONDAY
Continued From First Page.
Will Protect Envoy

O'Shaushncssy transmitted the pro-
pusalS to Mexico city.
viii Protect Envoy.
Mexico city. Aug. 9.--Johu Lind will
be- given every possible guarantee as
10 personal safety aud freedom from
molcstdtiou upon his arrival here. ac-
cording To a statement issued by Mex
ican foreign minister Aldapc today.
Power Company Asks Protection.
Washington, Aug. 9--On represents
lions that should the light and water
supply ia Mexico city be damaged, all
foreigners will suffer President
Wilson granted a permit FOR the ship
ment of three Colt rapid fire guns ana
nifty thousand rounds of ammunition
to the Mexican Light and Power COM
pany. Request FOR the permit was
made by New York representatives 90
the company.
Organized Efforts to Force War.
Washington, Aug. a-Senator Will
liams of mississippi; declared today
he believed an organized effort is no
ing made To bring on war with Mex
geo. I'm my dclibcrat" opinion, thcr"
is now organized q Svudicatcd cttor,
to bring about war between the Unit
ed states and Mexico" he said. 1T
is organized with lobby here and
organized and syndirated through the
newspapers with money behind it and
moi al of T.; is Mexican money
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Il INSIDE INFORMATION is THE
COSTLY, VALUABLE INGREDIENT
THAT FIGURES MOST PROMI-
NENTtY IN ALL BUSINESS DEALS.
II THERE is a WEALTH OF an
SIDE INFORMATION" IN THE
WANT ADS.
II MANY BUSINESS MEN WHOSE
PRE- EMINENT SUCCESS is ATTRI.
BuTED TO A HIGHLY DEVELOPED
FORESIGHT AND SHREWDNESS,
ARE IN REALITY MAKING DAILY
USE OF THIS WANT AID INSIDE
INFORMATION.r
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MontCvidco, Uruguay, now has y
population of 3G2,29 persons.
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Miami.

Miami has entered into u new ten
Year smelling contract with Greene
tuuauea. Under its terms reduc-
tcn ~ ono-halc cent pound in rEc
cost OF production should follow. The
new contract went into effect July I.
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STATE SECOND
IN IRON OUTPUT
Minnesota in Lead According to
Government Report


The United states 90 1909 arr present.
r5 iH detail iu a hllletin soon tu ue
issued by Director Harris of tho Bu-
rg4l ~ the Census. Department Of
gammerpe. Il was prepared under Tho
supervision II Isaac s. Hu.rNirh. az
p,rt special agent for Mining
The total number ~ iron mines .n
o., United States Do 1908 Was ass. The
aumHrr az persons eu-agel IN The ~
olsrrg ga Dre,mHsr Is, 1909. or mar
est relr-seltat.,e date was 5iI76. 90
whom $3.50 were vase earners
THE production ~ iron ore lu crude
form was --sf-.I-s tons. bat some at
rh. ur, produced in NeW YORK is lun-
,e.rrat,4 an The mines. and the net
Yr.5a ton. after concentration. for the
country a- a whole was -l.7l-F-e tons.
The quantity used Oy blast furnaces az
iH, mines ~ shipped from tae mines
sur JSc .1 affiliated blast furnaces az q
a.~ftuee ur Tor sale was ta.f-l--'s
toms. and ITS value az the mine was
S1us.rss.r-s. i.,-si.is~ wh.gh mBu-tuI-
ferrous ore and other Hy-prJdgets. o.
tH,. value ef S4a--a, were produced
raaIu- rt- total value of products
gTuSE g-.Hs- The value II iron nr"
Hrrlu-.8 iu other Industries l-oId ana
silver mining. limestone quarry inS.
aHl Hries and '.fe uau4farturinup i'm
lal. wa- reported a~ Sl,5.F55. which,
added 90 The r-r value Of ore at The
iron mines Is.-a..l7+l. gives q total
value II iron Gre for l+"s amounting
lu sIgs.7l5.559.
The Lake superior district which
comprise, M.uu,~nta. Wisconsin and
Michigan aad The southern district
Hieh comprises Alabama, Georgia and
Tennessee. were the principal pr'due-
ing districts The combined production
~ these two districts representing
st9 p.r cent " tHs total tgula-e ~ ofr
used .N tn. operators ia tr-.r own
blast furnaces ar solid iH rh' marHst
The prelam4uarea ~ ,a- Lake S8Ie-
rIor district DO tar raa m.a.E- HaHS-
t.s shown auES'la lnIS.y Shore ,a#H
frHr Hr'r- ~ ra. are used and SOLID BOZ
rt.s #tu. from tins district and ia.
Ea.u, of iHi- ore. .uuuaTr tt-1rHa-
..r-. r...re-,..'-a ur.fr.. -..,r.-'.I-f
on tH, r.tal i"r 'H0 .u'u'rt.
Leading States.
lr '" Nirus.arl jed H .t' .i'Ht
"f iron CO... .u .n. United state wa. ID
rra..H..."H af -'sli.'Ia toms 90 s' .'-r
cent o.. I'.r r1'#I HH'rf. f". ine ,n.t"..
States N..m-.n was sn.rrf with
II'.i'.. '.n- '.aaHW7 '.r. "I..
..i 800 toms Sees f"'E .'.s'" ".'.
i"'.'.4 TOMS and ".-."' .i..
'.IH I'"-.'a' toms. OTHER altering
state nr.i"..d f...i..r i-.'. tons.
Then" .H- .r "Nr..aIHs.s rapid me
crease .H the iron MINING .H'','Is
irom i'I' % I''' tH- gross NJ
IF .r" rr'a.I.sa ''as moore 'a ..-.-
irm's a- 1r.at -' 1909 a- .a ana
ih" rNp'naIiar' for -a.aI .-7 ANA
N'e'- a.HU' 'tr. and "a halt I.iH.- as
great I.." f.''... ..I.H "i ore more i..5-
doubled 'r' .r'h i''' ana ''''. ana
as'in NOR" i".H a".'ira Do. 90 Is''
'ud l''- "I.l '.rn l''- ana '''
There N"- tH ...- "' i'l f'f cent.
.-r'i. Hs e'ln. '. tafaI reported
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-09
BROKERS' GOSSIP
Conner Exports.

Exports of copper for the week end
AGAINST 49, toms year ago.
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HELP WANTEP-FE MALE.

WANTED Lady Traveller, IL beginner.
salary, commission ana expense
money. Liberal offer aud agreement
dCBrady n Co, Chicago. .
WANTED-Girl for general houscwork
at once. Second house from First
street, west side OF Pewabic, in Boil
mans addition. tf
WA NTED Good girl for general
housowork. Apply 1919 West Pine
ST. calumet. If
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WANTED.

cotton RAGS. no scraps. Calumet
News office. II
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ued az nearly $500 per acre ~ land
COT an clasSes) controlled, as compared
NTH yeo per acre for operators ho.d-
ins 5a.ooo acres OF over. and only 81
per acre f,- operators controlling 10000
20 5Uoeo acres.
Royalties ard Taxes.
Mmul un leased land has Increased
m Importance. both absolutely and rel-
.atyely. since 1879 In that year The
total amount paid in royalties was
.>Io-0l1s. as compared with s. .iV3.snS
iu lsn. and SI5l74.1S5 in 1900. The
amount ~ royalties paid iu 1859 is not
ayala1le Ia 1909 ROYALTIES wor, paid
eu more than tWa-thirds OF af ore
mined. hut IN 1872 ou less than ouc-
ubnj The avcrag. royalty prr tom
decreased dur.ns the 80 years, from
sue 20 sea-
Practically al ul thr ore Ufs per
cent? upon which royalties were paid
in 1909 was mined lu The IsNc Superior
district. The amount reported as proc
laerG under ROYALTY ia that district
vas eas4-.-,- tons. being SIS per cent
ut the total output ~ thr district. The
royalties paid on this ore were Sl4.-
fs-.-g5 .u addition Go which a small
amount vay paid u royalties on ore
tne tuuua-, ~ which was not reported
~-uarstsIy The average royalty per
ton % tu. Lake superior district was
the SAW, ~- .n ,Hg United states taken
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O'Shaushncssy transmitted the pro-
IL isiIt.
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MINING NEWS AND STOCK QUOTATIONS

ued az nearly $500 per acre % land
col an clasSes) controlled, as compared
Oith seo per acre for operators hold
ins $4,000 acres OF over and only 81
per acre Tor operators controlling 10000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-11

One of the places III the vicinity of
Augusta which IS yearly growing more
pol altar as 4 summer resort is Webber
pond. in Fassalboro. along the shores
of which number of Augusta peo-
pie III eady have cottages. and more
are being erected each year The 4Au-
gusta colony is located along the low
! er end OF the pond and there is also
a large and growing colony along the
upper end. owned by people from Wa
/ tervillo and other places in that sec
tion. The Lewiston. Augusta K Va
tervill Street Railway has proved quite
a factor in opening up the WebbeI
pond section as summer resort, for
while before the road was built from
Augusta To Waterville, in 1908. there
were perhaps l. cottages scattered
along TIC shores of the pond. there are
now twice that number. The Augusta
colony is growing fast, and there are
now four cottages in process Of con-
structicn which will show the increase
in the colony during the current year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-11

Frank y. Bishop VS.. Inhabitants OF
the Town Of Hermon. Rescript Bird.
-.
An action for the recovery from de
PENDANT, under the provisions of L. :.
e. =, Sec a, of the sum of 5000, the
amount of supplies furnished by plain
tiff To a pauper chargeable To defen-
dant. The verdict was for the plain
tiff and the case is heard upon defen-
dants exceptions and motion for new
trial.
Plaintiff alleged a notice and request
to the oNerseers of the poor of deten-
dant ana defendant Claimed provision
made upon such request and notice
and that new notice and request were
necessary before defendant could be
made liable for further supplies.
HELD: That not only must there be
notice express, formal and particular
but also a request as distinct and eX-
|plicit as the notice.
That if the operseers act in good
faith and with reasonable judgment
touching the necessity of relief of per
sons found in need their conclusions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-11
45Th ANNUAL
Convention Of Maine Stale
Sunday School Assn.
Will Be Held in Augusta, DC.
iohar Y, 70 and "a.
Local Committees Have Been Ap.
pointed to Make Arrangements.

\ conference was held, Tuesday eve.
ming. Al the South Parish Gonsregtl,
ti0nal chapel. comprising pastors. SUI
permit ndonts and other local SUNDAY
school workers, to complete plans foi
the entertainment of the 45th annual
convention of the Name State Stlnda !
school Association. Oct -. % and "a
ffhe conference was called to order
EY KeV. Clayton d Boethby. who. af-
Ter stating the purpose of the meet
liz. introduced 5. j. Bashford. Nj. d..
of Portland. treasurer of the State
Association. and J Wesley Weir OF
Portland. tic general secretary of the
state Association
After few words Of kindly greet
ing by Or. Bashford Mr.. Weir out
lined the plan to be followed and eX-
planned the duties of the various COM
mittees who are 10 have the work of
entertainment in charge.
The following local committees have
been appointed: The executive com
mittee comprising The pastors and
chairmen of all committees and Rev.
c. d. Boothby as chairman; finance,
Rev. Z. r. Hope, chairman; entertain
music, A. f. Ward. chairman: dec
orators. r. II. Brown. chairman.
lagos and ushers. l.. { Bartlett. chair
man; banquet and parade. Rev. II. T.
Dunnack, chairman. reception, Mrs. G.
Z. Bocthby, chairman; exhibits Grom
pashling houses, L, T. Weston. chair
man: Sunday school Work exhibits,
Miss Mary f. Creighton. chairman.
places of meetings. W. u. Hutchins,
chairman: publicity. Rev. c. Il. Mosh-
eli, chairman.
The provisional program as submit
ted by tie executive committee of
The State Association promises To be
both instructive and inspiring 1t VIII
consis. of addresses and conferences
deliGeged and conducted by some of
the leading sunday school workers and
speakers in the nation.
Tho Winthrop Street T'niyersalist
church has been designated as the
convention church, IN which most OF
tie meetings Will he held other
churches viii Be opened for special
conferences. during the convention.
The dining room Of the Penney Me
merial church has been designated as
the convention restaurant
1t is anticipated that great coed will
result from this convention to the
Sandaz schools Of Augusta and to the
city.
! Il is estimated that the delegates Will
number about 400.
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AMUSE MENTS
Arthur Chatterdon Stock Co. Al! Mex
Week


The splendid actins companies. the
sumptuous stage setti.f = and the tam
Gus plays that make permanent .9to4 b
organizations in Ne0 York. ehicas
Fhiladelfthia. Boston AID Pittshurg :
successful are all used as models b.
Arthur Chatterdon. wno fills Il week :
cnga &c ment al the Opera house. com
mencing Monday. This sterling young
actor presents The Nirginian," Mon
day afternoon, Bobby Burnt" Mon
day night. Naughty Rebecca." Tues
day afternoon and Checkers" that
night. The remainder of the Week
will he devoted to PLAYS equally as al
traetive and entertaining. 1t is in
teresting To note that h Oh class STOCK.
the kind thai Mr. Chatterdon has de
voted his best energies 10 promote. Ia :
never been as popular as now. This
is due To the fact that the word
stock no longer signifies trashy pro-
auctions. Instead, it means the best
plays that the stage can boast of. pre- :
sented with the same care given t.
Broadway productions. These engage
ments filed Al popular prices places
the best works of the day before all
classes of theater goers, while the
high artistic aims that have been
reached elevates this style of amuse-
ment To a position ii has not hereto
fore occupied. Ladies' tickets, Mon
day night, lac. Seat sale open, tomor
row morning. at . \. NJ. for entire
eageinent.-Adv.
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Cuaaherland= County.

Hannah osBrlon Abtt from DeeFe'
of Judge Of Probate, last will and tes-
tanaent of Mary Farrell ReSeti.'t pc,
curtain.
IN this case. at tn Portland law
term, 1873 the following docket tHtry
was made, Printed ease 10 h tstef
with the chief Justice within irt
DAYS, or exceptions to be aHerra.ed II
want of prosecution,
Thirty DAYS having elapsed since tn
adjournment of that law term. and
case having been filed with the t'hief
Justice as stipulated. it is ordered that
the exceptions be overruled fer want
of prosecution. and that the ease he
remanded to the Probate court fol
further proceedings.
Exceptions overruled for want OF
prosecution.
Case remanded 10 the Probate court
for further proceedings
Received September 9th 1913.
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ALMA.

T. T. Albee was a week end visitor
in Boothbay.
Mrs. II. A. Stilphen is very i'll.
p. r. Jewett was stricken with a
partial sunstroke last week.
Earl Peaslee, Linwood Bailey, Susie
Bailey, Ethel Bailey and Bernal Jewett
went 10 Dresden. this week, to atten(
Bridge Academy.
Mrs. Lizzie f. Harden of West
baldwin is the guest of her cousin
Mrs. p. +. Jewett.
The State road is progressing fine
lily under the efficient management o.
H. G. Mari. second selectman of town
Miss Florence Erskine of Augusta
was the guest of her parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs A. c. Erskine last week
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BALL GAME CANCELLED.
Because of MISUNDERSTANDING, Auqus
ia Gardiner Teams Fail to Meet

owing to a misunderstanding be-
tween the Augusta an Gardiner base
ball teams, the game scheduled to DC
played on the Williams field, Wednes
day afternoon, was called off The
Gardiner boys showed up on the field
at $50 p NJ, but the Augusta players
did not appear, for they bad received
word in the forenoon L. the effect that
the down river boys could not get 4
full team together.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-11

will be respected in law. Beng I'M
der oath, they are presumed Ia a''
With integrity and ii is tho duty oi
courts to expect decisive prael ~
breach of their trust
Where provision has been made upon
such notice and request, he ha'fl'N
of the town ceases and in efdet u
render it liable fer further expense =
new notice and request are necessary
AS the motion must hc sustained Ia
exceptions are not considered.
Motion sustained
New trial granted
Received September 10th, 1913
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THE Secret Formula" Fine Picture
Opera House.

Patrons of the opera house were
treated to an unusually fine picture
program. yesterday The feature Of
fering, The Secret Formula" is d
two-reels Pathe play which proved Il
be n little better than the average So
called features. II will be repeated, to-
day. with the following list of sub
jects "Pathe's Weekly, "A Gentle
nan Of Fashion" and n we Little Kit
tens" Friday all will re new again
Adv
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READFIELD.

The weather is very cool here today
MIR. Rich will begin canning sweet
corn tomorrow. 1t looks now as If the
crop will be light, but some good
pieces are reported and should we have
two weeks more, a fair crop will be
harvested.
The Changers We're entertained very
pleasantly by Arthur Weston at theil
hall On Saturday by a talk about his
recent trip to Italy, more especially his
visit to Rome and it's vicinity.
The result of the town meeting was
very pleasing to the majority here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-11

a series OF meetings will be held at
the Gospel Mission, beginning, sunday
afternoon. Sept. Il. and lasting through
Monday and Tuesday. Rev. William
Franklin. Miss Mildred Patten and
MI. Allen ire expected to take part.
Meetings at the usual hours. 3 and 80
T. ii. All are cordially invited
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Daily kennebse Journal
Telephone 1876

Cards Of thanks, ot'tuary notices 1as.
olutions OF respect etc.. will DC
charged at the rate Of ten cents Per
line No charge less than rs oenta.
All advertising announcements Of an
tertainments whose object 10 the
raising Of money will be charged at
the rate Of fifteen cents line.
Advertising notices, news form, will 90
excluded from our local columns,
except such as refer to adyertisers
occupying space In our advertising
columns and will be run under 8
separate head on one OF ths local
pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive tao
Journal promptly will confer favor
by notifying the office imsdlately.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-11

Mrs. Thomas b. Cahill and children.
who had been the guests of her par
ents. capt. and Mrs. Charles II. Dun
ton, on Perham street returned. We'd
nesddy morning, to their home in Cam
bridge. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-11

Members of the Friendly League are
requested TO he present at meeting
to be held this Thursday evening, at
the Samuel Tibhetts cottage, Island
Park. Supper will be served at $50. A
large attendance is desired.
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Uncle Hiram's
B RIGHTEN-ALL
The Perfect Cleaner and Polish,
AND
UNCLE hIRAM'S
BRUSHlESS VARNISH
applied With a CLOTH

We have tested these products
and have found them superior To
anything of their Kind on the
market our demonstrators will
call at every home - demonstrate
on your furniture just what
wonderful products they are. We
want every housekeeper in this
city to get acquainted with the
Brighten Ar twins
Give these articles Il trial now
once used always used-they
are worth their weight in gold
These Ladies are competent,
efficient and know their business
thoroughly. Kindly listen to
them They can give YOU Yalu-
able information concerning the
care of Furniture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-11

The present cold spell is warning
10 prepare fer another winter. This
lis time for considering the advan-
tages of the Glenwood Combination
coal and gas range at Taber & Reds.
[-AdV.