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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-05-06
for SaIf


AT once, excellent cruising launch.
~ feet long. II foot beam. built By
lshan COMPANY. New London. Conn.
1900; Well equipped, and now in
commission. Lots of room and very
e2Inlortahie for party Of four or six.
room. galley ana toilet: il horse
power Lathrnp cngines both huh
ana engines IN fine. condition. Snap
Tor quick buyer Can be seen at
Virginia Yatch club. Hampton. Can
be seen NJ Old Dominion Dock.
FOR SALE. ENGINES. BOILERS.
pumps and second hand machinery
In general L. ROSE G. co. Rich
. nond Nn.
BROS. 0l5 Brook Avenue: painting.
repairing and rubbertire work.
FOR SALE, 100000 FEET GOOD sEC-
H snEiha iu j. sSrrli G G5ss M agS
COLONIAL VIRGINIA" BY ]. a. c.
cloth. PIP. 3SS, Illustrated. Press
Tines Dlspatch co. tich,nond. Va.
PHOTO, STUDIO FOR SALE. TIE
class trade. Fitted from ping Pong
To SxlO; good postcard business. Fine
ness reason for selling Cash or
equivalent only. Address a p
STUDIO. ESQ Main street. Norfolk,
y
hogany Tester bedstead. . l-2 feet
high. Address Lock Box 81. Black
stone. Va
ONE RuBBER-TIRE SURREY, $50:
Gerry wagon. $50; one laundry wagon.
open buggy. $s5. Tilos H. DUKE
* Co. s04 Brook Ave
FOR SALE. CONFECTIONERY STOCK
and fixtures. good Will. household
Goods. etc Apply VIRGINIA AUG
ONE HIGH GRADE Top WAGON.
newly painted $500.
ONE srEKL-rInED TOP BUGGY.
ONE STEEL TIRED SURREY. s675o
JUST RECEIVED SEVERAL CAR
loads OF nigh grade business wagons
gies, SURVEYS phaetons and run
ahouts. \ MEYERS SONS. 73i East
very handsome and costly, cheap TO
quick purchaser Apply MANAGER
Chesterfield Arnrtnent 60.
SMITH AND RANSOM CONCRETE,
good condition. T. BLUFoRD * 90
FOR SALE ONE HIGHGRADE
phaeton. rubber tires. slightly used
Sl2". Complete line of buggies and
-fNnapontS 1T reduced prices TO make
room: Repairing and automobile
painting n specially: rubber tire. b.
G. BRISTOW. . TO IL North Eieh-
tcenth Street.
FDR SALE. HANDSOME TRUSCOTvT
launch. 2b-foot. quartered oak finish
ed A-2st. care Times Dispatch.
ONYX SODA FOUNTAIN, PERFECT
condition. Can be seen at SCHLOSS
CIGAR STORE, Ninth aud Broad
Streets No reasonable offer refused
456, care Times Dispatch.
OLD PLANK FOR SHEETING, OLD
hooring, ceiling. studs. bricks. GAL
vaniZed iron sheets. siding; lowest
cash prices. Address = 49, care
Times Dispntch
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by Green & Redd,
Auctioneers.
COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE !;
LOT. WITH AN OLD FRAME.
DWELLING THEREON, NO. 5l4
WEST CLAY STREET, FRONTING
TWENTY-S FEET, WITH
DEPTH BETWEEN PARALLEL,
THE REAR, FORMERLY THE HOME
OF THE LATE TARLTON Z. LUCK.
In pursuance of q decree of the Law
day OF April 1913. In the suit Of evil
liam NJ. Luck VS., Tarlton b. Luck's
heirs the undersigned special COM
missioner. appointed thereby. will pro
ceed To sell at public n elton. ON the
premises, on
THURSDAY. THE sTH DAY OF MAY.
1918, at o'clock z. NJ,
the property above described. The
house is nncient: but contains consld-
cradle valuable building material. and
the lot is in a location in which mod
ern houses are In great demand, and
modernly constructed dwelling or flats
erected upon this lot could be made
TO pay handsomely.
JOHN b. GAYLE,
Special Commissioner.
IN THE LAW AND EQUITY COURT
OF THE CITY OF RICHMOND:
against
Tarlten B Jreks heirs; Defendants
certify that the. bond required of the
special commissioner by the decree in
said cause of April rs, 1913. has been
given under my hand this 2sth. day Of
April, 1918.
P. p. WINSTON,
Clerk
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RDonts Jpr Rfnt

FOR RENT, TWO OR MORE FUR
nisned rooms suitable for IirIt
housekeeping, No. o15 East Cary
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E1tfcfs

TAKE NOTICES SOME ONE is
using my name through the state Of
Virginia in having chccks cashed
ana not paving their hotel bills |
checks with my name signed be
cashed or money loaned or goods
sofa on credit or any one ne allowed
10 stop at hotels using my name
unless they pay in advance. as Mill
not he responsible.
PRESTON BELVIN
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FOR SALE, At VIRGINIA BEACH
Two beautiful lots. 5oxl50 feet. viii
sell cheap to quick Durchaser on
easy terms, Address j 226 core
ZINES Dispatch.
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SGarn luantfn

WANTED, ROOM AND BOARD ny
Two ladies in the suburbs from now
until October list. Il SS7, care Times
rTl,
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FOR SALE, 100000 FEET GOOD SEC
ond-hand lumber. All sizes and
lengths. ]. j. SMITH e. co, Mayo
Bridge
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WHY ANNOY YOUR FRIENDS OR
borrow from loan sharks or pawn
brokers' when you can negotiate n
loan or your watch diamonds
jewelry or silverwnre at reason,
able rate OF interest at the .EQUIT-
ABLE LOAN SOCIETY? All busi-
ness strictly confidential Special
Offices for ladies' consultation, second
moor. 500 East Broad Street
WANTED, THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAHNkE BROS. jewelers.. 0i2
and REMOUNT DIAMONDS N THE
LATEST STYLES. Old gold and
silver always taHen In cxcha nge
ANYBODY HAVING MANURE EN-
gagged by the year aut; can't haul il
dnrlnS summer months Reference
EINem. Call nhonn Madisnn Ii -
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Bee, Goal anD l1ie1o

long IS SELLING PERFECTLY DRY
large block oak and pine at summer
prices. Lay in for winter; save 81
on cord. Special summer COOKING
perfectly dry oak and pine slabs,
quick. hot fire. 81 less TO cord Phone
Madison i0G9-1070.
CALL MONROE 1915 FOR BEST
grade OF pine. oak or slab wood an
thractte. splirt or Briquette coal
save money end get quick service
.-fNE q HARRIS 1871 East Cary
QUICK FIRES. NO WASTE USE po-
ing, $3.50 per ton delivered. SAAfITET.
H. COTTRsfLL e. son, I1O3 West
Marshall Street Telephone Madison
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Busfnrss Opportunity

GiNTER PARk LOTS FOR SALE: ON
$40 cash and. $40 per month. Gas,
sever. electric lights. shade trees,
concrete sidewalks. graded streets
and all municipal improvements
Buy before annexation and make
sure profit. only lots for sale in
Ginter Park on the installnent plan.
sale VIII be announced Monday Nav
Il To secure good location make
reservation now GTNTER PARK
REALTY CORPORATION. IlS Mutual
Building
a PRACTICAL NAN WITH EXPE-
70 incorporate in building and sell
ing houses IL you have n few hun
dred 10 invest sce me at once c
liS, care Times Dispatch.
CAR Lots FLOUR, FOUR DOLLARS
per barrel up: timothy hay. thirteen
per ton up. Correspondence solicited.
g. STEER CO. Richmond, Va.
: PEE CENT MONET LOANED TO
bus or build homes, pay Off mort
cages OF Improve property. Looms
made al = per cent Long time. easy
payments Write or call on j. w
ioNpEK. Gl2 Mutual Building. Rich
mond. Va.
If IL NEED OF MONEY BORROW
from EQUITABLE LOAN SOCIETY
Sor.Uuh To loan ON watches. diamonds
jewelry and si'verware. All bust
ness strictly confidential Special
Offices Cor ladies' consultations
second floor. 500 East Broad street
Phone Monroe S97S
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W a n T E ID. TWO EXPERIENCED
house canvassers to demonstrates an
easy article. win get paid every
day, Hotel Atkinson. Room is.
AGENTS WANTED TO HANDLE OUR
Daily Record: big money and easy
seller Apply at once RICHMOND
(. RECORD SPECIALITY co. Rich
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HIGHLAND PARK ADDITION HEST
1912 to buy. 5000 up; S15 cash and
stv per month Car service. sewers,
S,GeHsiks MCCLURE DAVENPORT.
TAfLOR CO. SolIinR Aqentn
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4soultrp, pets ana giur 5tork

OF BABY CHICKS DIE
every season from Improper feeding
Chick Food. and w. j. r." Dry Mash
rood. Any quantity nj W. J. TODD'S
SONS. 42G North Sixth Street.
PONIES FOR AI.E-SHETLAND AND
welsh OF highest type and quality
specially made of furnishing foun-
datton herds. MONTROSE PONY
FARM, Cartersville. Va. city address
All South Laurel Street
FOR SALE. ONE COMBINATION
horse. five years old. Virginia raised
Apply No. 10 South Morris street
FOR SALE a HANDSOME WELL-
bred bay mare with black points.
coming six years old; height about
Ia hands; weight about 400 pounds
stylish. gentle and sound: free goer,
with good speed and action. Price
for quick sale. 1925. J. H. HUME,
Il. p, WILLIAMSBURG Va
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Fly SCREENS.

METAL FRAME WINDOW SCREENS.
adjustable: stay In and keep flies
out, Screen doors and screen wire.
Street
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agents 1l{ante6

AGENTS.. WE HAVE READY NEW
sellers. You can make big money.
Send Tor our new summer catalogue
FA1RBANk SALES co. S22 Fast
Westmorcland Street. Philadelphia,
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RELIABLE HAT REPAIRING.

MEMS PANAMA HATS CLEANED,
bleached, blocked. retriinmed; any
style: straw hats cleaned. 90 cents:
SILK. soft and stin hats cleaned and
blocked. AMERICAN HAT Co. Fifth
and Marshall Streets.
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Rp6t ann Totlro

LOST. PLAIN GOLD RING WITH TWO
names engraved on inside. Reward
at g17 West Franklin street
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COAL. WOOD AND ICE.

WE SATISFY OUR CUSTOMERS mr.
cause we send them the hest coal and
Wool: also good weights ana meas
ure; Coal and wood dry ana under
Sneiter. All orders delivered promUt
~. We also manufacture plate Ice
mel me superior ~ kind phone us when in
M lEo, OF same. TYLER & RYAN, 1901
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WINDOW AND HOUSE CLEANING.
staining and waxing foors new
houses q specially. Monroe 3959-L.
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KeaI Gatate Enr aaIr

GiNTBR PARK LoTs FOR SALE on
the installment plan. No Interest
S2o cash and $40 per month Gas.
sewer. electric lights. shade trees.
concrete sidewalks. graded streets
and all municipal improvements.
BUY before annexation and make
sure proht. Only lots for sale in
Ginter Park on the instailment plan.
sale VIII be announced Monday, MAY
IL To secure good location make
reservation now. GINT4IR Park
- REALTY CORPORATION, ia Mutual
building. '''
A COUNTRY HOME, WITH NECFS-
sary outbuildings and about two
acres land. In good nieghhorhood.
convenient to electric and steam
lines. within 80 minutes OF the citv'
Communication fare 81 per week Al
dress Room 403, care Times. Dis.
patch Building.
CHOICE DAIRY OR COUNTRY HOME
proposition; 26S acres, almost In
shade of Capitol. on WiliiamsburR
turnpike; 20 minutes to the cItv'
Plenty OF wood, water. fruit and
buildings. Owners. IL. D. JOHNSTON
& SONS. Route 8. Richmond. Va.
LARGE LOT ON A c. l.. r.. NEAR
Hull street. for sale chesp. ensv
terms. ID 227. care Tir es- Dispatch
FOR SALE. A NEAT, UP-TO- DATE
home on Hanover Avenue. near Allan
Avenue Price to correspond with
quality and location. Phone Madison
1857 Monroe 2944-L
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oFFIcE For RENT.

teenth floor. First National Bank
Building. Apply TO T. n. -. MYERS
Jr., Telephone Madison 1865.
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Auction sails by
GIBBONEf- NUcKOIIS CO. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

AZ the request OF the owner. we will
sell at public auction. on the premises,
TUESDAY. MAY D.
ut . o'clock II. M.
that ten-room frame dwelling No. e424
Floyd Avenue. with II frontage OF so
feet by 1870 feet to an alley.
This is IL rare chance To secure a
home in the West End at very rea-
sonahie price
Terms, very liberal and announced at
sale.
GIBBONEY -NIJCKOLS CO. INC,
Auctioneers.
n. B.---Immedately following this
sale we will offer the house No. $40
West Grace Street.
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LAWN MOWERS.

LAWN MOWERS. $3.50 AND UP
wards; high grade. ball-bearing.
Pays 10 buy u good one. CLARK b,
Hardware. 1915 Main Street
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FOR SALE. ENGINES, BOILERS.
pumps and second-ha machinery
In general. L. ROSE & co. Rich
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GlNTER PARK LOTS FOR SALE ON
me installment plan No interest
go cash and $40 per month, Gas
sewer. electric lights. shade trees
concrete sidewalks graded streets
ana all municipal improvements
BUY before annexation and make
sure proht. Only lots for sale in
Stnter Park on the installment plan
SAFE VIII be announced Monday NAV
y TO secure good location max o
RESERVATION now. GfNTER Park
REALTY CORPORATION, TIA Mutual
Building - -" -''"N"hi
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THE GINTSR pNRK REALTY COR
I porhtions wants a young lady sales
man, either commission or salary
Apply 71S Mutual building
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RsaI Gfstafe 11aantrn

WANTED TO RENT TEN or
twelve room house; one block from
car me; west OF Adams and east OF
Robinson, south OF Broad and north
OF Main; possession September H.
H-loO. care Times Dispatch
WANTED: TO RENT. WITH PRIVT
iege OF buying, five or six-room mod
erh mousse OF bungalow. with plenty
OF yard and shade, convenient TO
nlchmond; no children. Address ID
SS4. care Times Dispatch
WANTED TO RENT FOR THE SUM
nler months, modern suburba n
Dispatch
WANTED To RENT, A SEVEN OR
eight room steam heated house In
West End. possession at once An
swer X i. L., Room 1872. Hotel Rich
mond.
LIST YOUR FARMS WITH j. A. CON
NELLY * co. Write pos;D >or nee.
essary BLANKS.
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FOR SALE, a NEW GROVE AVENUE
nome. 1900 block. ten rooms. two
baths. 80 l-2 feet front Madison
l1eL Monroe 204i-I.
FOX SALE. NICE LITTLE SUMMER
nome. one and one-quarter miles from
Natural Bridge Hotel. on inacndo n,
road; new six-room house, in uerfert
repair; water in house; eighteen acres
OF iand and large stable; land mostly
IN grass. For information call on
or address j. T.. MCDANIEL. 13os
cambridge Street. South Richmond.
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Auction Sale by
GIBBONEY- NUCKOI.S Co. INC,
Real Estate Auctioneers

Real Estate Auctioneers.
At the request Of the owner. we will
sell at public auction, OH the premises
TUESDAY, MAY q.
at o'clock +. NJ,
that semi detached ten room brick
dwelling No. $40 West Grace Street
with n frontage of 81 feet b. $50 feet to
any alley
Terms. liberal and announced at sale
GIBBONEY- NUckOI.S Co. INC.
AuctiOneerS
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RUBBEit HOSE.

RUBBER HOSE.5 PLY.
10 cents Best ever sold for the
price. NOzzlfs and reels. CLARKE,
Hardware, 1915 Main Street
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SHOE REPAIRING.

DREW's ELECTRIC SHOE FACTORY.
ZIG Main Street, phone Monroe 266;
Will send for shoes and return. SDe-
clal attention to shoes sent by parcel
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knnnlS lNanten

BY BUSINESS WOMAN
comfortably furnished sipeie 800,
IN refined family, centrally located.
AduresS II 459, care Times Disnatch
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-12
HOSE

Ladies' and children's hose.
The run of the mill with
slight imperfections. Regular
Csc values. Special during
June Bargain week
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1913-06-12
PERcALEs

One lot of percales. Just
what you want for your sum-
mer dresses. Is cent values,
special during June Bargain
week, per yard
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-15
SEA GULLS PREDICT STORM.
FLY Inland, Gathering in the Fields,
and Never Make a Mistake.

Those who live by the coast do not
want a better weather sign than the
gulls, which in the various winds that
will bring the rain collect in big flocks
and gather in the fields or circle high
over the land, wheeling or screaming
uneasily. They will not come in on
a false alarm, and none need fear thew
Will make a mistake.
spider spinning its web is a sign
of fine days II in the morning a
days excursion may be taken with
out fear of summer costumes becom :
ing spoiled by the wet, and if in the
evening then at least the whole of the
night and the following morning viii
be fine.
AS long as frogs remain yellow in
color nothing but fine weather may be
expected. Should, however, their
coats begin to assume brown hue l,
is a sign that bad weather will short
ly arrive. A good frog barometer
may be made by keeping two of them
in large glass bowl filled with water
and furnished with small wooden lad
ders. AS long as the frogs keep al
the bottom of the vessel sunny days
will continue, but if they climb up to
the top of the ladder there is a storm
coming.
If it is raining and the owl screech-
es change for the better will short
ly ensue, but should the peacocE
screech bad weather is to come CI
continue. Suails arc also valuable
| weather prophets. AS long as they
are to he seen jogging along in the
orthodox manner fine weather may be
confidently looked forward to. i
there is rain in the atmosphere IN,
snails maybe seen to seek shelter Ut
| the stems of trees and shrubs. undel
| leaves, and, in fact, anywhere wher'
| they can be safely out Of the wet
| Only when all immediate danger of ;
recurrence of rain is over will thel
| emerge again.-Answers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-15

blades have blown from the corn
stalks and the corn scarcely can pro-
duce even fodder The last heavy rain
in the Wichita section was April Z.
The authorities of Sedgwick county
are taking advantage of dry rivers
and creeks to repair bridges.
In the district about Hutchinson.
Kan, although there has becne no
good rain for weeks and the heat has
been intense, crops and livestock have
suffered little because of the sand
strata undertiow of water.
Many orchards, market gardens ard
alfalfa fields in the district are being
irrigated from this underflow.
st. Joseph, Mo-, reported, today. two
deaths from heat prostration, in the
last "a hours In the corn raising dis
trict about st. Joseph, farmers have
abandoned hope of saving the grain
and are cutting the stalks. for fod-
der.
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Old Monmouth Academy Grads
Walk Familiar Rooms and Halls.

one of her best efforts. She won an
encore and gave Lets Go Back to-
Griggsby's Station" Riley, with great
sweetness and charm.
The principal address OF the dav
was given by Pref. Wilmot b. Nit
ehell, OF Bowdoin College, who made,
an able and eloquent plea for good
citizenship.
The old students sat under the
shade of the great locust and fir trees
on the campus. and talked and ate
Visitors were entertained by a feast
| In one of the recitation rooms. COT
lee was handed around, also cream,
sugar and spoons by Howard Moody
and Robert Simpson, while Prof.
Chick and troop of volunteer assist
| ants served in the laboratory and
Mrs. Eta Cooling YEARLY but gaily
declared that this was the 18th time
she had made a washboiler full of
! coffee for reunions.
The motto of the day was.
ITS the smiles we wear
That's a-makin the sun shine every
where
1 Whatever the weather may be-
Intermission was all too short Soon
the afternoon program was called.
First on the afternoons program
was the singing of favorite songs by
the audiences with Miss Claribel
Smith, organist, and Harry X. Pierce
i leading.
Harry eochrane spoke as toastn1as-
Tor feelinglv of his school days at the
academy Rev. FL. ID. Maxwell, DR..
q. M. Twitchell and many others
spoke of the bygene days. the days
that are only memories, when their
| cares of life were small, and they
lived their school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-08-15

When d girl, Mrs. Helm dislosated
her spine. She is now past middle age.
and all these years has been a constant
sufferer. Some years ago MIR. Helm
decided to send his afflicted wife abroad
IL the hope of effecting cure. She
went to German sanitariums and then
rroceeed to Paris. She was not helped,
and came home still an invalid.
Several days ago she tripped in go
ing downstairs and fell the entire
length of the flight. Her head was
badly cut, her body severely bruised,
but she discovered. upon arising. that
something strange had happened She
could use her spine. A physician, who
was hastily summoned, announced that
the fall had forced the long dislocated
spine into shape. Her back is now
well and the suffering is gone.-1ndi-
anapolis News.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Simmons Family Association
one of the oldest of it's kind in Kno :
county. held its 37th annual reunion,
Wednesday. in S. N Simmons grove
at Sennebec pond, Appleton. The pro-
gram included a Picnic dinner, adj
dress by Rev. w. l.. Sykes. reading
by Mrs. Carrie Moore and music by
Rev. w. l.. Sykes. readings by Mrs.
Carrie Moore and music by select
ed choir
Sails rent and hull more or Tess
battered in Mondays gale. the little
IL year old schooner Radiant worke
her way to within thu ee miles of the
Burnt Island life Saving station.
Wednesday morning. and was towed
into Port Clyde by Capt j. b. Myers
life saving crew. The latter assisted
in mending the sails and the schooner
proceeded for Frcnc hboro with its
cargo of sail.
The 10Th annual reunion of the
Butler family was held, Wednesday,
at the home Of Mrs. Julia Butler, AZ
South Thomaston. About 10 were
present, including Spencer f. Butler
of Seattle who had not seen his for
mer neighbors for % years. Among
the Massachusetts guests were J. II.
Allen and Benjamin Ames of Merose,
Mass, who also formerly resided
here. a miscellaneous program and
posing for a. photographer were some
of the diversions.
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relatives. for a few weeks.
Miss Esther and Avis Haines, who
have been visiting their grandmother,
Mrs. Abbie Haines, for a few days,
went to Pennington, Monday. to pas
the remainder of their vacations be-
fore returning to their homes in Proyi-
dence.
Mis-. George Ferrand went to Au-
gusta, Monday, for few days.
Russell Haynes, who has been quite
seriously i'll for some time, is now
somewhat better.
Mrs Henry Atwood of Larone has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Steward
Wing, for a few days.
Henry Sawyer passed four days of
last week at the home of james
Boardman in Bangor.
Miss Alma Stewart went to Houlton,
Saturday. for visit with relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Frederick visited friend
in Lakewood. for two days, last week.
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co and an early election called. The
Mexican situation promises to come
UP again in the Senate, tomorrow, as
Senator Penrose planned, tonight, to
make an appeal in behalf of Sherley
C. Hulze, who with his wife and
daughter, is said to be in danger in
Chihuahua. Sec. Bryan. today. dis
patched a telegram to the American
consul at Juarez, instructing him to
use a courier if necessary to get word
TO the American consul at Chihuahua
to take measures to relieve HulZe.
Ambassador Wilson had no comment
TO make. tonight, on Secretary Bry-
ans action, but intmated that he
might have something to say, tomor-
rev. The ambassador was IN con-
ference, during the evening with SEN
ater " lliam Alden Smith, a member
of the foreign relations committee.