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WANTED
wANTED-To rent. barn with barn
yard. Enquire Home Restaurant.
sOsts.
wANTED-M Modern furnished home.
s, NJ. Philips. Phone Canon ass.
so7p2t.
GET YOUR CIDER for New Years
at Gayetts' Cider Mil on Pump Hill
Phone West l2s. ssss::
Choice Bens. Ganos. Wal
bridge. Missouri Pippin. Geniton.
vandever Pippin. LAWYER. York I'm.
perial. Loading at Royal Gorge Fruit
Growers. Canon ~. R. J. Harry.
so5n
ee~sAAeee~~4ees4e4Se&~e~es
FOR SALE-Misceilaneouz
FOR SALE. cHEAP-orsan in nne
condition. z. Record. ss7u
FOR sALE-Late model Ford Tour
Ing car. body ana top: go. F. n.
Buntsn- so7Dst
FOR sALE-whits OrplnSt6n cock
reis. R. A DiIley. Reynolds Ave. E.
Canon. sospita--itv-
FOR sALE-FurnIturs. cheap. As
once; also piano. cash. s21 Green
wood. sore
FOR sALE-RubbsrtipsAs runAhou,
buggy. cali At OTIS. sosta-
FOR sALE-Tins fAwn colored sAb-
bits Tor brssdins. 7is Barr sys.
FOR sALE-Bnnd nsw York eolnst.
silver plated. rold Inca bsll. guar.
antssd ave ysars. VIII sell cheap. D.
Record. ssspst
FOR sALE-My entire stock Of White
orpin stons. hens roostsrs and pull
let's: also Incubator. brooder. oat
sprou,er and Phllo and exhibition
coops. W. E. Hobart. IoI Garfield.
ps.-sos
FOR sALE-Ola nsvspapsrs. used lss
vegetable paekins. pulti1s ssass
.arpets or any other uss: Tee pseh-
Ass.-Daiiy Record -i7sptt1 ]
seeeSe>~e>SoeSeesoaseo>eos'
LOST
LOsT-small Crescent diamond
brooch. Return to Mrs. e. Nickel.
lar. 4a2 River. sosp2t.
LosT-Light grny overcoat. Return
to Record office. soip2,
+~%%s>e>>ee~~s~s
20 UND
FOUND Maltese kitten; somebody's
pet Get st 7o5 Harrison. Mrs. W.
). Lindenberger. sosp3t.
FoUND--Gauntlet glove for right
hand. Call at Record and pay for
ad. 294tf.
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s1,d decree, I will on Saturday. the
25rd day of JFnuary, 1916, commenc.
ing at the hour OF 10 o'clock In the
forenoon ocf that day, offer for sale
and Sc ] at public auction at the front
door OF the Fremont County Court
House In Canon City. State OF Colo
rado. TO the highest bidder and 10
The highest and best price the same
WIN bring for cash, all the following
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srockHoLpERs. MEETING

Notice is hereby given that the an
nuaI meeting OF the stockholders Of
the Canon City and Oil Creek Ditch
Co win be held at the office Of J
H. Maupin in Canon City, at p. M.
Saturday. Jan. 9th. 1915. for the cleo
tion OF officers and the transaction
of such other business that may come
before it.
e. H. WILLIAMS. President.
HUNTER PALMER Secretary.
First pub. Dec q. 1914
Last pub. jan I. 1915.
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srockhoLpERs MEGrlMo

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders OF The Fremont Building and
Loan Association will be held at its
Office. No. 52s Main Street. IN Canon
City. Colorado. on Friday, Fobrnary
Eth, A. d. 1915, 1t the hour u 1:sO
In the evening OF said day, at which
meeting = Board Of nleaninrs viii BE-
choeen. proposed Amendments 20 The
BYLAW will be presented. an1 any
other lawful bu1tneso not1inG Afton.
ton viii b trnnenclod.
All stockhol1spD afo pnaa1 - be
present II poeson ~ " pgoKy.
OUT q. HANDT.
CHAnf1u 4 WA1No.
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. " N-'A~ -p"uAssoS 8fO'G AOI LlEub
hand. Cali at Record and pay for
ad. 294tf.
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ss'd decree, will on Saturday. the
2Srd day of Jfnuary, 1916. commenc.
ing at the hour OF 10 o'clock In the
forenoon ocf that day. offer for sale
and Sc at public auction at the front
door Of the Fremont County Court
House in Canon City. State OF Colo
rado. TO the highest bidder and 10
The highest and best price the same
VIII bring for cash, all the following
described realestate, situate In Ere.
mont County. State Of Colorado. to-
wit: BEGINNING Thirty (30) feet West
and ave hundred and fourteen (Bil)
feet North OF the South quarter (Hj
corner OF Section Twenty-ona f9f1
Township Eighteen ffs3 eSutil.
Range Seventy (70) West. Of IN
bixth Principal Meridian, thenoo
North ono hundred nfty-sieht tlTol
Test; thence Wset eix hundred ninu(t
Lge0) feet; thence South one hun1f
ntty-eiuht (i5s) fsst; Caonco UaSt ~
hunoroe nlnety (ooo) iost, 70 ncint
g ne1!enlna. cealalnlns ENo anl
eeeyheH (1t) Atrou. q g ntch n
41s4 propestY ~ MoY - noooH1o1v
q ~ Nroe ~ - = W.
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PAUL b. WALLACE.
Defendant.
rO THE ABOVE NAMEJ DEFEND
ANT AND TO ALL OTHERS WHO
MAY BE INTERESTED;
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
by virtue Of the authority vested in
me by > decree Of the Court In the
above entitled cause made and enter
I'd On the 2gth day Of pecember, A j.
D. 1914. and the order Of the Clerk Of
aai1 Court made and issued pursuant
20 tho pIDvisions and dirsctious OF
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THURSDAY
Arrested For BootIessins

Marshal julius Cramer. a complaint
was lodged by him with Deputy Dis
trict Attorney E. H. Stinemeyer on
Wednesday charging Jess Thomas
with selling liquor in violation of the
local option laws of the state and a
warrant was issued for his arrest.
The warrant was placed in the hands
of Sheriff Newcomb for execution and
Thomas was taken into custody and
lodged in the county Jail
Academy Girls Leave For Home.
The Academy girls left for their
various homes throughout this state.
New Mexico and Wyoming Tuesday
night and Wednesday to spend the
holidays with their home folks. Thir.
ty-four girls will remain at the school
during the vacation.
Already For Santa claus.
The Elks' Club building is all in
readiness for the reception of Santa
Claus who is scheduled to arrive
Christmas afternoon about 2 o'clock.
All kids in the vicinity are expected
to be present and Santa Claus will
have something for each one OF them.
Wolf Park Postoffice to Close.
On account, OF the resignation of
B. Scavarda as postmaster at Littell.
the postoffice at Wolf Park Mine
will be closed on January fifteenth.
and the business will thereafter be
transacted through the Canon City
office.
The resignation was made on ac-
count Of the loss of business follow
ing the closing Of the mine several
months ago.
Who Gets This Box.
A Christmas box has been received
at the postoffice without any address.
The box contains some nice things
for Aunt Sally, Fred, Donald, Del.
mar and Frederick. Jr. Uncle Lloyd
seems to be sending the parcel and It
is from Ottumwa. Iowa. The post.
master would like to know whom the
box is for. 30 that he can deliver st
in time for Christmas.
Mrs. Or. Caldwell Improving
After being confined. and under
treatment in her husbands office for
the past ten days, as the result OF an
automobile accident. Mrs. Dr. e. w.
Caldwell was taken back to her home
on Sherman avenue Wednesday in a
much improved condition. She IS
able to sit up some, and no further
uneasiness is entertained for her re.
covery. Her most serious injury was
confined to the hip which has caused
much suffering. but that has been
greatly relieved.
SATURDAY.
chas. Rockafeilow Here For Xmas,
Charles Rockafellow of San Acacia,
is in town to spend the holidays
with his parents and other relatives
and to renew old acquaintances.
Home From Boulder University.
Messrs Herman and Carl Graves
students in the University Of colora.
do. at Boulder. came home the FRS:
Of the week to be here till after New
Years.
Lawrence Reynolds In Town
Lawrence Reynolds who is working
in q bank at Alamosa. dropped into
Canon City Christmas eve for brief
visit to renew old scquaintances. He
vas accompanied by friend from
AiamcsA
chonlo Edn'snts a oAIiist nstehss
llr chasiis u1mpn1s + rsesivins
60 SslrliGtots tEon ~ travel
~ - - ~ yasiors Rsekias
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FoUND--Gauntlet glove for right
hand. Cali at Record and pay for
I'D. 2sAtf.
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Moore, Of Denver. visiting with her
daughter, Mrs. chas Hyder. at 7Qs
Rudd ave-, Mr.. E. Ford McKinnon,
now employed in Denver. Miss May
sommerville of Denver. visiting her
mother at 1919 Greenwood; Mr.. Ar
thur Munroe of Sonora. Mexico.
Home From Denver.
John L. schweigert. secretary to
Judge Bailey in Denver. came home
last week TO spend the holidays rsls i. /.
his parents, Judge and Mrs. j. G..
schweigert, on Greenwood avenue. He
will return to Denver today.
Miss Tripp to Deliver Prologue
Miss Genevieve Tripp arrived on
the afternoon train from Pueblo to
assist in the Pageant America" at
the Opera House tomorrow night.
Here From Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII schweigert of
Denver, are spending a few days.
which included Christmas. with the
formers parents. Judge and Mrs.
schweigert. win is a popular rep
resentative of the Nevin Candy Co.
Announce Birth Of Baby Daughter
Word has been received here from
Salt Lake City. announcing the birth
there on December 10 OF baby daugh
ter to Mr.. and Mrs Beech D. Lyon.
The little one weighed seven and a
quarter pounds and has been christ
ened Margaret Lyon.
Returns to Fl. Collins.
Dr.. crissman left Sunday for hia
home in Ft Collins after few days
visit with friends here. He was en-.
tertained in the Geo. W. Bethel home
Sunday.
Mr.. and Ms. Dozisr Have Christmas
ouesss-
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Dozier on
Macon avenue had for their Christ
mas guests. Mrs. Dozier's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. cummins Of
GIenwood Springs; also. Mr.. and Mrs,
Harry Cummins and children of the
same place.
TUESDAY.
Hunting LIeensos-
The county clerk has received the
1915 supply Of hunting licenses and
auto licenses aad they are. now on
tale. In fact. quite . number have
already been disposed of.
Guests Al The Frey Hems-
Mr.. and Mrs. F. d. Bachelor Of
olney Springs. Mr.. Arthur Brown Of
High Park and Mrs. George Mercer
Of Greeley. are guests at the H H.
Frey home. s1s Macon avenue.
Died Al County Farm Monday.
William cemrock died at the county
farm on Monday. aged sixty.nve years
Deceased lived for many years al
Coal Creek. Internent was at Lake
side cemetery at o'clock this after
noon
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NOTICE OF FoREcLosUaE SALE
STATE q COLORADO '...
County Of Fremont.
FRANCES HALL,
Plaintiff. }
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others because of the excellent dresss
ing he gave his Christmas beef The
work was all done by Mr.. Edmonds
himself and shows that he is butch
er of more than ordinary ability.
Makes Surprise Visit.
Herbert Combs arrived here on Fri
day morning from Columbus. Monta-
ma, to spend week with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafe Combs His visit
at this time was a cleverly arranged
surprise for his mother who had not
been advised of his contemplated
visit. Herbert has been located at
Columbus for several months with
the Columbus State Bank, in respon-
sible capacity. and says he likes his
position and people there very much
Here On Their Wedding Trip
Mr.. and Mrs. Pellew Arthur, late
residents of Denver and who were
married in that city last Monday, ar
rived here last Wednesday afternoon
and are spending the Christmas holi-
days with relatives here. The groom,
who is son of District Clerk, E. P.
Arthur, has made his home, until re-
Gently in New Mexico. His wife was
Miss Ethel Wiley before her mar
riage Mr.. and Mrs Arthur are on
their way to San Francisco where
they expect to make their home.
Park RassdaIe Home.
Park Ragsdale surprised his family
by dropping in on them Unexpectedly
from Vancouver. He will make an
extended visit before returning.
Here From WesteIiffe For Holidays.
Misses Nellie and Josephine Bream
of Westcline arrived here the first
of the week to spend the Christmas
holidays with friends.
Here From Alamosa
Mr.. Robert C. Thurman OF the Ala
mosa Courier. of Alamosa, accompa-
MED Lawrence Reynolds here to spend
Christmas. He and Mr.. Reynolds left
for Denver Friday afternoon.
Students Home for Holidays
Among the college students to come
home for the Christmas holidays are
wynot Irish, and Ernest McLain. from
Denver university and John Nesbit
from Colorado Agricultural College
At Fort Collins. They will return to
school after New Years.
E. n. Bees And wife Hers.
E. r. Bess and wife arrived here
on Christmas eve from across the
range Mr.. Bess said that he started
from the western Slope with two
dogs and landed in Pueblo with nine
Seven were born while crossing La
veta Pass. Mr. and Mrs. Bess will
spend the holidays here and perhaps
the rest of the winter.
Methodist Choir to Repeat Christmas
Music.
On account Of last Sunday being a
stormy day. which kept many people
at home who would otherwise liked
to have been out to hear the special
music given by the chorus choir, of
the Methodist church, the choir will
repeat number Of the selections on
tomorrow Sunday evening. The
program Is made up Of Christmas An
thems and choruses from the
Messiah and solos. Mr.. Troy Hugh
art, a very popular tenor. who most
of Canon City people know, will sing
at the morning service.
Goes Te-LeadviIIe.
District Judge cbas. Cavender. pre-
siding over the Chandler case. left
Thursday night for his home in Lead
vile. to spend Christmas. He will
return here in time to open court on
Monday morning.
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spent chrIstmas Is PuebIo.


Secretary and Mrs. Walter F. Ag-
new spent Christmas in Pueblo as the
g.csts Of the latter's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. N. Garrett. Mr.. Agnew has
returned and left his wife there for q
week or ten days visit
out-essTewn Visitors Fer Christmas
On the out-of-town list Of holiday
visitors here were Mrs. W. a. Bsn-
soa g LoysIan1. Colo, who vim lptnd
80 wee.s; Prct. =. y. iisposal1
= =, ce'i,s hisA sshee. leeelly -
-. ~ = Co. cisg; M 4.
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New Year Reception.

The Past Noble Grands Associa-
tion. No. !, will hold reception in
the l. o. o. F. hall. January 1. 1916.
from to 5 p. M. to which all Re.
bekahs and odd Fellows are cordial
iy invited.
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westcliffe on Friday to spend christ
mas.
MONDA1
To pueblo and Springs.

To Pueblo and Springs.
Chas. E. Rowcliffe left this morn
ing for a fews days business trip to
Pueblo and Colorado Springs.
chaffees At Pueblo On Christmas
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Chance spent
Christmas in Pueblo at the home Of
their children. Mr.. and Mrs Earl
Wagner. Mt. chaffee says that Pue-
bio looks "tolerabIe busy
Mobile Man Here.
Mr. ]. B. Dortch. of Mobile, Ala,
is in town for a few days spending
the holidays with his daughter, Miss
Mildred Dortch. Miss Dortch has
been here for several weeks and ex-
poets to remain for the winter.
Here for Short Visit.
Senator and Mrs. Mat Lines are
the guests at the Greenwood for a few
days. They expect to leave Tor DEN
yer Thursday where the Senator will
attend legislature.
Or. Geo. 3. crIssman Here.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. R. Stockton had
as their special guest for Christmas
dinner, DR.. Geo. B. Crissman of FIT.
Collins. DR.. Crissman was former
ly resident here.
Rebekahs In New Quarters.
Harmony Rebekah Lodge No. sc,
has moved to the 1. o. o. r. hall,
between 7th and sth streets. and viii
hereafter hold their regular meet
ings there. beginning Dec. s1st. 1914.
Miss De weess Home.
Miss Blanche Deweese. who has
been attending college in Detroit. ar
rived home last week to spend the
holidays at her home on Elm avenue.
Miss De weese will leave for De
troit Wednesday and will stop en-
route at Omaha for three days visit
with her sister. Mrs. R. B. Towle-
Left This Morning FOR Denver
Rev. o. s. Reed. commander Of the
Colorado and Wyoming Department
G. A. R.. left this morning for Den
yer to attend q meeting Of the coun
ell Of Administration Of that order
He win make an ofnciai visit to come
Of the O. AR. posts IN the northern
part Of the state before returning "a
Canon City. He expects to be back
before the close Of the week.
Home To Pueblo To-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roe Nelson and fam
ily. who came here ON Wednesday OF
last week to spend the Christmas hoi-
idays. with relatiyes. returned to their
home at Pueblo today. Mr. Nelson
recently purchased large automo-
bile truck for the delivery of fruits
and vegetables to his customers.
and made the trip here by that means
OF conveyance.
Not Able To Walk Yet
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Not Able To Walk Yet.

Rev. 8. H. sperry. who slipped and
fell on the icy sidewalk on Main
street. December 10th. and severely
injured the ligaments of his left foot,
is still unable to walk. although his
condition is reported to be somewhat
imT roved the last day or two. The
f..:i was a very painful one and e
at first thought that he had broken
his ankle. He was conveyed to his
home in carriage and has not since
been able to. leave the house.
To DInton, iowa.
Prof. T. H. Harris Of the high
school faculty. left Wednesday for
his former home in Dinton. Iowa, to
spend Christmas.
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News Notes
(Advertisement.)

Notary Public-w. B. Rowland. 5s3
Main street. Record Office.
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Q U N D

FOUND Maltese kitten; somebody,
pet. Get st 7o5 Harrison. Mrs. "
:. Lindenberser. sOsps,-
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Judge OF Americas Great Cattle Show
Comes from Land of Royalty

The International Live Stock Expo
sition held annually at Chicago the
first week in December is the greatest
event OF its kind in the world. For
several years past the management
has secured some foreign gentleman
TO judge the beef classes and award
the grand championship.
For the coming show they have the
promise of the services of Mr.. ". S.
Macmillan land steward at Windsor
for His Majesty King George V OF
England. Mr. Macmillan has shown
marked ability in the management of
the Royal forms where herds of Short
horns, Herefords and Devons are
maintained and it is believed that he
will give complete satisfaction as a
judge.
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Can furnish the New York Til
Weekly World to subscribers of the
Reporter, one year for 65 cents. May
be sent in stamps or coin.
INDEPENDENTS REPORTER.
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DIR. BORDEN HOME FROM AUGUSTA
After Observation at Hospital He is
Adjudgcd Not Insane. His Case
Continued

Deputy Sheriff Charles II. Chute ar
rived in Skowhcgan last night on the
s25 train accompanied by DR.. A. B.
Borden, who has been confined in the
Insane Hospital at Augusta for about
four weeks
DR.. Borden was taken into custody
April 5, because of recklessly driving
an automobile. AS a result a hearing
was held the day following and his
counsel entered a plea of not guilty
for him, to the charge, on the grounds
of insanity. He was accordingly
committed by Judge Bird to the Hos
pital for observation and has been
reported by the superintendent as not
being insane, when free from drugs.
1t is expected that his case will
now be continued.
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NOTICE !!

Skowhegan, Maine April a 1914
The undersigned dentists mutually
agree TO close their respective Offices
at noon on Saturdays, commencing
May ., and continuing through Octo-
Der.
c. V. RICHARDS,
+. 0. SAWYER,
NJ. NJ FOWLER,
s. NJ. COVER. Owls
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Resolutions

Whereas the Angel of Death has
again visited Golden Rod Branch |. S.
S. and removed from our number sis
ter Hattie Fly beloved and estimable
member, therefore
Resolved, that copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to the bereaved family
in their hour of afiliction.
Resolved. that a copy of the reso~
lutions be spread upon our records
also that copy be sent to the indie
pendent Reporter.
Committee on Resolutions,
Mrs. Belle L. Gates
Mrs. Sarah Fortier.
Skowhegan. Maine, April 20, 1914.
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A BIG n. Y. SUCCESS
Coming to SkoWhegan Opera House ON
Friday, May ID

The next attraction at the Skowhe-
gan Opera House will be Beverly of
Graustark," the date being Thursday,
May IA. 1t will be remembered that
this play was here some four years
ago 1t is on the same lines as THE
prisoner of Zenda". 1t is a romantic
drama with a strong heart interest,
and with a fine vain of comedy RUM
ing through it, The company is
strong one and there will be a car
load of special scenery and effects. 1t
plays all the larger cities of the state
and deserves a large house. Seats on
sale at the usual places. Special ears
from Madison.
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Switches in all shades at Miss
ToWne's.
Hair goods made from combings.
Miss Bussey
Carload of Aroostook Farm Wagons,
two sizes, Ia and inch axle, Just ar
rived, at Lancaster's.
Important Drill, Company E Friday
night. Major Southland will be pres
ent. Every man ordered to attend
Best results are always obtained
with Lowe Brothers High Standard"
Liquid Paint. It's the paint of
proven performance. Call at our mill
and let's talk over that painting you
are about to do. McQullan & Pooler.
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MAKE GOLDEN LOCKS A MEMBER

OF YOUR FAMILN-Muslin figure, II
coIors. Can be cut out and stuffed II
30 minutes. Makes beautiful doll. %
inches high. The mother instinct IL
every childish heart yearns for a great
big. life sized doll like Golden Locks
% cents, postpaid, stamps or coin. Il
1t falls to delight you and your wholt
family, money will be promptly re
funded. Maine Merchants Bureau
Drawer G, Skowhegan Reference, b.
permission, The Independent Reporter
Co. tr41
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Teachers Meeting

The Western Somerset Comfy Tea
chers' Association will meet Friday.
May at Scion. A very entertaining
program has been planned which We
purpose to publish next week.
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10000 readers of this paper want t.
know what you have to sell or what
you want to buy. Tell them in Every
body's Column for 25 cents.
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Spencer Sweet Pea seed at Buck
hams. tito
Richardson's Silks and pillow tops
may be found at Miss Towne's.
Bearce's blacksmith shop will be
closed Saturday afternoons until fur
Their notice.
Important Drill, Company E Friday
night. Major Southland will be pres
ent. Every man ordered to attend.
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Caution i!

hereby give notice that have filed
at the office of the Town Clerk of
Skowhegan, in compliance with Chap
ter GS. Sections l and ,, of the Public
Laws of Maine, a description of the
marks ON my cans used for Gasoline
and Kerosene, as follows:
Property of J. II. Murray. Head
light Kerosene. Guaranteed High
Test. Water White Superior Burn
ing. To be Filled by Agent Only.
When empty put card in Window
This Can is the Property of the
Skowhegan Oil Co. To be Filled by
them Only"
All persons are warned not 10 re-
fill these cans under the penalties pro-
vided by the above mentioned statute.
JOSEPH II. MURRAY
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JOSEPH H. MURRAY
NOTICE J.!
TO Owners or Keepers of Dogs

. The law demands that all dogs shall
be licensed, collared and numbered
with the owners and keepers name
thereon on or before the tenth day of
April The penalty forn complying
is $1,000 and cost. | am ordered to
enforce the Jaw. wis
II. P. THING,
Constable OF the Town of Skowhegan