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Cheyenne record., 1915-01-07
Fiy..t Pubiis ASd Dec 81 Et
Summons.

STATE FCOLORhDO,
County of Chcycnra. -
In The County Court
A. S. Baker Plaintiff. !suu'mosna
J. W. McGaughcy. defendant.
The People Of the State,of Calerado
To j. W. Goughcy. the Defendant above named
GREETING;
You are hereby Iuired 10 appear i, action
in the county Cour, OF Chey cnne county. state Of
Colorado and answer the complaint therein.
within twenty days after Scrrics hereof. if served
within this county; if served out Of This county
or by publication within thirty days after the
service hereof. exclusive of the day OF service;
Judgment by default vii! be taken against you.
according to the prayer of the complaint. And if
Il cory of the complaint in the above entitled ac-
ton be not served with this srnmons' ii the
service hereof be made out of the state. ten ten
days additional to the time herein before specified
for appearance and answer will be allowed befolc
the taking of judgment by default as afo-o osaid.
The said action is brought to forcclose
tain reaIeB:nte mortgage given to secu C thcray-
inc Mt If Nine Hundred Dollars, dated May. llth
1912. executed by the defendant, j. W. McGaugh-
ey en- the foliowiug described real estate being
and situate in the county of Cheyenne and state
of Colorado. to-wt:
The east half tED OF the southeast quarter
tSoa) of section nineteen 40 and the north hall
tN,.) section txenty.c.ie (2D township twelve
U2 south range forty (tT) west OF ;i,o six til
principal meridian containing foux hCni,ed acres
more o. less sccoId ding to government afivey. aa
will more fully appear from the complaint in said
action 10 which reference is made cory of
which is hereto attached.
And you arc hereby notified that i: yol fSii to
appear. ard answer the said complaint above
required. the said plaintiff will take Judgment
against you according to the prayer Of the con-
IlSint.
Given Under my Lard ard ciiicial seal at Chey-
enne We'ls. in said county. this 18TH day of July
A u 1914 .
Y. II. SPENCER
IL. 81 = .ir:irc and acting Clerk of the
County Court OF Chcycnn county
. Colorado.
Cheyenne record., 1915-01-07
NoTICl: FOfS IaL: :FfIi,..I"TDN

Eerat;nlcnt ci the In;svics. u. $. Lar! CT!cc L:
isns;, CoIo: Eovs11eeraS 1873.
y otoe IS hereby gwen I'D, Jok" :. Ne s:a~, O
" Mtdi!l. Colo. wis :" DeceC'c.E /. ,siI n.ace
!ioaesten1 entry scra. Nc. oiloio: :cE &. sce.icn
70 township ,6s range i5~ SIKH p;Ifcipa nioIdian
has ad n-tce O. intention to n:ake f-a' lhree year
rroo: estatl.sh claim the land atsers desor!b-
ea before :te I.rs CT ;he District Cooi! a.. CheY-
G.rc Woits c.. tie i-:h Gay o. -S.;a,y 'ais.
Clzimc:.; narss as vyi.I.e.stS.
\ N F..'.s! 9-anco:, Goia. Raddc!:, Il { Fad
aohi. Fancy. all t..-es G. Cheyenne ws.:s Co.o.
Gee dcc.'I EuseE.e E1l.akc- Fesistef,
Cheyenne record., 1915-01-07
X tiCe l-'cT Public alton

Department Of the Interior U. s. Land Ot!ce
at Lamar, Colo, Ncver1bs- Y, 1914
NJ office is hereby given that Edward c, Winters.
~ of Stockholm. Kansas. who On June ). 1911
made Homestead entry serial No. olo66e for Lots
1-e g. wls VIZ Of section2o now described as Lots
Sd and section 20 township les range 4lw
sixth principal meridian has fled notice Of intention
to make Anal three year proof TO establish claim to
the land above described. before the Clerk Of the
District Court at Cheyenne Wells. Colo on the S,h
day OF January Is,
Claimant names as witnesses:
John Conway Albsrt winters. both Of Stockholm
Kansas. Jonn Shepard. Charles c. Angel. both Of
Towne,, Goioredo.
nov 2s dec 81 Ct Eugene NJ whitaker. Register
Cheyenne record., 1915-01-07
CHEYENNE CqUYTY TELEPHONE THtEEP HONE COMPANY
Notice For Publication

Notice For PL bliC alton
Department OF the Inie'ior. U, S. Land otsr,s at
Hugo. Colo Doeemben5 s.. 1914. 81. :.
IA osies Is hsrsby fgiven that James [. Tulsy. of
~ sS =, Colorado who on August Q, , ala
made Homestead Entry Serial o1575l fer LotssE.s-
a-4-S-s-a1-l2-l5 and IA VIZ section 26 township
las range <6w. 6tn principal meridian has f,isd
notice Of lutsn,on to MIKE Anal three ysar proof.
to establish slai,n 70 the land acove described be-
lore the clork Of the District Court at Cheyenne
Walls Colo. on the eth s!ay Of January 1915
Claimant names es Witnesses: .
Ton K VOL, WIn Wolf. Of Ohsyonne Wells Colorado
j,ha Ellis, John Holman. of First View, Geo.
5c1o jeaI J. r. Bearers X ss;s'er
Cheyenne record., 1915-01-07
ySN(ks2fsS tEkE - sx.lfyyos1 -
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. U S. Land Cff,os a:
Hugo. Colo, December -. 1914.
hIctcs is hereby given that Thomas a Do6ds Of
~ Arnpahoe. Colo. VIII "p January 90. soe.
made Homestead Entry No. 9To3 Se,ia! No. o6A32
for sySH section otownsh;p Ids range 45w sixth
principal mt sidian has Med notice Of intention te
make final Eve year proof. TO establish claim to the
land above described. before The Clerk ofthe Dis
tet coart.c! cheyonne County. Cello. on tho 3oth
FAY of January 91S.
Claimant names as Witnesses
c. W. Raven. VIZ. Wyant, G.. w. Walker W. W
Howard. all u h:apanos. Coioraso.
dec n Jan ii J. r. Besyers. RoEister.
Cheyenne record., 1915-01-07
la.OSPt.Cr IiiII,.

Our nei hi ors to the east are
doing up tleir winter thres'iing.
G.. w. Raven and the kugat
boys had miilat an | barley; Tram.
er; Walker; and Everson had rye
ard wheat. Warner Givens l.
the local threshing oo,tae>}. AL
vii he employed moSt OF the
winter.
500 being present at the State
Teachers Association, WA, e.i>
dence of wide spreal interest in
education. Saith the rtovero,
He that walketh with wise men
shall be wise" The teacher at
home or abroad i, q factor OF eD
l;ghtenment. Since knowledge
is power, let us keep in touch
with them.
Don't fail to reat! Congress.
man Edward keating, eye open,
ing letter in last weeks RECORD
1t is a good deal Ike the money
goes, Pop goes the weasel
The figures he gives on what i
costs TO run our government az
startling II the j;ngoes &nl
militaris,n had the reins OF pow
er we'd soon run into a financial
maeistrorn that wnu'd sink til
ship cfstate.. Seek peace and
ensue it. is d good MOTTO which
Peter laid down for US.
The christian people OF Arapa-
hoe enjoyed a good service Sun
day at the chapel, After an ed
flying sermon by Rev. Geo. Nc
Nab, the sacrament Of the Lords
Supper was celebrated. 1t is
hoped the spiritual en!ivcr;ng in
fluence of this solemn means Of
grace may widen and deepen a,
the days go by. He said, dp
this in remembrance Of NE. :"
To be forgotten brings poignan:
pain,
To be remembered VIII soIace u:,
again.
Lincoln said "DemOcracy IS th.'
government of the people by the
people, for the people," and Ma
cauly said That is the best grm-
eminent which desires to make
the people happy, and knows
how to make them happy. In
our government, which is tho
people, We should be very gcoS
and happy, if design; g polite
ians did rot befuddle our mind
and siAe-track our simon pure
good intentions. discretion il;
really sixth sense, or Az under
agent of providence and Should
be assiduously cultivated III all a.,
a safe guard agains: tn willy
politician. -~-
Cheyenne record., 1915-01-07
J. W. McGaughcy Defcn,antj No. $50
The People of the State of Colorado

=. :. takcr I!liStln
J. w. McGaughcy Defendant NO. S$S
The People Of the State of Colorado
To J. ". McGay,ghey. the defendant above
aa;ned. CIR ETiHG:
You are hereby refuirr! to appear in an action
brought ag"n2t you by the above named plaintiff
in the County court of Cheyenne county state of
Colorado. and answsr the complaint therein with
in twenty days after service hereof. if sarv,l
within his county. if served out of this County
or. BY publication. within thirty days after the
.ycIicc hereof exclusive of the day of service: or
Judgment by default will be taken agsns, you &c
cordng to the prayer OF the compliant And if a
copy OF Tie complaint in the above entitled actor
he not sc-vel with this summons, or If the servi,
hered; be made out of this state. then ten days
di:tonal 10 the time hercinbctorc specified fer
appearance and answer will be allowed before the
;akiag Of Judgment by default AS atorcs:tin
he said action is trou ht to forerose certain
r". estate mortgage executed By the def sndant.
j. ". MciaIshey. on the 23rd day OF June A. d.
l?is given to aacurc the payment OF Twelve Hun
ICED Dollars. the following drscrL5d d :nal
rcing ard situate in the county OF Chcyc ycnrc ana
state of Coloiaco. 20 wit:
tlr wost half iw' of the santl,csst qua tcs tse
ard the north halI ta':) Of section nineteen IY
10y, nshir twelve - snuth range forty scvcriiT
'rost Of The si%:htGrncip meridian as will :urc
fully appear from the complain: in said action to
whch reference is hcre made: copy of which is
hereto attached. .-
And yea are hereby notified t,sS il YOU fad ta
!-ppeur ard to answer the said complaint ASA have
rcc!uircd. the said plaintiff viii! tahc jdaElnoTt
again. oa according 20 the prayer Of tho cCs1-
plant ."t
Given under my hand and official s1:il. II: Chey
'nnc Veil; in said county this 18th day Of Lu!y'
y. D. lAli F. L. Spencer
tL.,S.l Judge and 2t.:nS Cler. & the Cu.!niy
,our; in ind Tor Chcy, me county. Co.oyad",
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

Miss Bertha Palmer. a teacher in
Roslindale. Mass. entertained Show
hogan Womans Club Saturday after
noon with travel talk, taking up
her trip during the past summer to
the Yosemite, the Grand Canon and
the California expeditions. The pro-
gram was in charge of Mrs. Mabel w.
Philbrick and included besides the adj
dress: Piano duet. by the Misses Helen
Day and Ella Flanders: piano solo,
Miss Christine Pooler; and vocal solo,
Miss Coda keene. The hostesses
were Mrs Hattie B. Fogler and Mrs.
Mary c. Brainard.
The Past Noble Grands Association
is now rehearsing for two one-act
plays which they will present before
the Priscillah Rebekah Lodge, Dec. 4.
The plays are Miss Oliveres Dollars"
and The Packing of the Home Mis-
sionary Barrel The cast of the first
will include: Miss Ruth Eaton. Mrs.
Grace Oliver, Mrs. Minnie Burns. Mrs.
Emma Bickford, Mrs. Jennie Hesel-
ton. Mrs. Alice Baker. Mrs. Minina
Savage, Mrs. Violet F'ogg. The cast
of the second play will include Mrs.
Mary Bailey. Mrs. Minnie Burns, Mrs.
&C.. n. Bragg. Mrs. Hugh Hurley. Mrs.
isadore Spear, Mrs. Helen Brown, Mrs.
Emma Bickford. Mrs. Thomas Lawley.
Mrs Lila French. Mrs. Jennie Hescl-
ton. Musical numbers for the program
will be arranged later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
Rea. Estate Transfers

Following are the recent real estate
transfers as recorded at the Somerset
registry of deeds:
New Portland-Fannie NJ. Witham TO
George L. Tinker.
Standardization l.. Withee to George
Leonard land on West street.
iarmony-Rerrie f. Cooley ct AIS. to
Polly T. Fairbrother; Mary l. Fuller &c
Henry Crowell ct al, land i'll southeast
corner of town.
Norridgew T. Adams TO Al
fred y. Adams land on WeNh street
Observation-Disclosures NJ Raymond to IS
rael +. Lincoln, land on Detroit avenue;
Clarence l.. Smith ct al. 10 Laforest II.
Trask. land on east side of Livingstone
street; Alice E. Cowan ct al. TO Lafores:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
PITTSFIELD

Mrs E. NJ. Thompson Of Unity. who
passed Thanksgiving here with Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Thompson, returned home
Saturday accompanied by Mrs. Ernest
Thompson
Laforest Burton has purchased Of Mrs.
Alice E. Cowan parcel of land located
in West Pittsfeld.
Mrs Judson Nichols left Sunday for
few weeks visit in Boston.
Mrs l.. NJ. Robinson and daughter,
Mrs. T. E. Getchell. were in Newport
Saturday, where they were called by the
illness Of Miss Emma kimball, a rela-
tive.
Henry F. Libby. cashier of the Pitts
field National Bank, returned Saturday
from Portland, where he attended the
, annual meeting of the Maine National
Bankers Association.
An enjoyable and well-attended social
was given at the Universalist church
Friday evening by members Of the Boy
Scouts.
Leon l.. Felker left Saturday on q few
weeks business trip to Boston
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Scribner of Belgrade
were guests of their son, Jay II. Scribnerc
and family. over Thanksgiving.
Miss Ruth Pearson, who is attending
business college in Lewiston, Is pass
ing a vacation with her parents. Rev.
and Mrs. y. f. Pearson.
Eugene Drake, who passed Thanksgiv-
ing with his parents, Judge and Mrs. 0.
II. Drake. left Saturday for Halloweli,
where he is sub-master of the High
school
Elmer Colcord. a teacher at tenants
Har5or. has returned TO his duties after
passing the Thanksgiving recess with
his mother Mrs. A. f. Wright.
Frank Haseltine. student at Bow
doin college, passed the Thanksgiving
recess with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
j. s. Haseltine.
Mr. and Mrs George Mayo passeu
Thanksgiving with relatives in Fox
croft.
Elmer Co}cord, who is teaching at
Tenants Harbor. is passing the
/ Thanksgiving recess with his mother
Mrs A. +. Wright.
Donald Lancey, who is receiving
treatment at a sanitorium in Falrneld'
passed Thursday with his parents. MT
ana Mrs. T. G.. Lancey. He returned to
Fairfield Friday. accompanied by ms
sister. Miss Barbara Lancey.
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MADISON

A meeting of Rainbow Branch or the
International Sunshine Society was
held Friday Afternoon at the residence
Of Mrs. c. s. Weston on Main street,
Arson side. There were IA women
present and the afternoon was passed
in sewing. The next meeting will be
held Dec. 10, at the residence OF Mrs.
Lucy Paine on Wilson street.
Work on the new building being
erected for the Madison Motor CO. on
Main street is being pushed with ali
possible speed. The brick masons al
ready have the east wall well under
way and it is hoped that the roof will
be on by the middle Of December. The
building will be fireproof and equipped
with the most modern machinery for
repair work
Mr.. and Mrs. William Booker, who
have been passing the week with their
daughter in Lewiston, returned home
Saturday forenoon.
Miss Blanch WILDER. who is teach
er in the westbrook High school. is
passing her Thanksgiving vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. A.
WILDER, at their residence on Main
street.
A quilting was held Friday evening
by Circle No. of the Ladies' Aid Of
the Methodist church in the church
basement, in preparation for a fair to
be held in the near future.
Rev. F. H. Means and son Winthrop
have returned from Winchester. Mass.
where they went the first Of the week
TO pass Thanksgiving with relatives.
Painters are at work renovating the
interior of the c. H. Mckenzie build
ing on Maple street. 1t is rumored that
the building may be converted into a
theater in the near future.
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Vital Statistics Of Somerset Co.

Following are the recent vital sta
tistics for Somerset County: Births
North Arson. Nov. Is, a son to Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Berry; Skowhegan,
Nov. 20. son to Mr.. and Mrs NAH
lon a. Dane; Jackman. Nov. II. a
son 10 Mir. and ~Mrs. Arthur Chad
bourne.
Marriages - Skowhegan. Nov. %.
Herbert NJ. Stevens of Smithfield and
Miss Eede G. Humphrey of Canaan;
Scion. Nov. 20, Clifford f. Dyer and
Miss Maud McClintick: Skowhegan.
Nov. 2l Arthur Lebel of st. Leonards,
\. B.. and Miss Catherine Plourd:
Showhegan, Nov. IS, Everett l., Trash
Of Bangor and Laura b. Nadeau of
Millnocket: Portsmouth. y. H.. Nov.
20 George Sawyer and Miss Marion
Stevens. both of Norridgewock; Show
hogan, Nov 10. Arthur MARI of Clin-
ton and Miss Hattie Decker. Hinckley:
Arson, Nov. II. Victor Pease and Miss
Helen Mantor
Deaths-Skowkegan Nov 10, Mrs.
jennie Witham Neal. IS; Skowhegan,
Nov. l9, John Edwin Taylor, 81; Jack
man, Nov. l., John Holland, So Jack
man, Nov. u, Harry Ritz of Pennsyl-
Vania: Arson, Nov. -, Mrs. Joseph
Bearor, 3D. Skowhegan, Nov. 20. Mark
~ Knight 66: Athens, Nov. %, Ste
phen Parsons, Dorchester, Josiah Eel
lows. formerly Of Athens: North An
son, Mrs Clara NJ. Weeks; Skowhegan,
Miss Eugenia Leger. IL: Norridge-
Wocll, Nov 10, Peleg Upper, So;
JacIlman. Ellsworth Henderson, 4
years: East SkoWhcgan, Elwood Ev-
erett Richardson, Jr.. Is months: Nor
ridgewoch. Mrs. Daniel 3. Mcneil;
Somerset. Elmer Taylor. Al; and En-
ma Howard.
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SKOWHECAN NEWS
Skowhegan Woman's Club Holds Entertaining
Meeting with Travel Talk by Miss Bertha
Palmer-Past Noble Grands Association Pre-
pairing Theatrical Treat-Vital Statistics and
TOca1S

Burton. land on West Pittsfleld road
Palmyra-Sylvester NJ. Raymond to Is
rael W. Lincoln.
Skowhegan-Mary Agnes Merrill to Al.
fred NJ. knights. house on Main street:
Omar G. Daggett to Oscar J. Edwards,
land on North street; Bertice A. Daggett
to Vera s. Daggett. land on North street
Madson-Laura Ricci DeCenzo to Vim
cenzo DiGiaoomo ct al, land on Old
Point avenue.
Clerk of Courts and Mrs. W. T. Seek
ms were in Bowdoinham Saturday visit
ing the family of John Holden. They
were to be met there by Roy Seekins,
their son, who has position with an
electrical company in Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Jonas Jewett of Spring street is
reported as very i'll and a trained nurse
arrived Friday night to care for her.
The latest birth in town is that Of
son to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Leroy Moody,
Jr This is their fifth child.
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Mrs. Charles Woodcock

Mrs. Iva SanboTn Woodcock, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Parker NJ. Sanborn of
Skowhegan, died this morning at her
home in Norridgewock of heart trouble.
Mrs. Woodcock was married last June to
Charles Woodcock Of Norridcewock, who
survives. She had been q sufferer from
heart trouble for several years. She was
about y years old. Besides her husband
and parents she leaves four sisters and
brother, Miss Stella Sanborn. Mrs. Belle
Jcwett. Mrs. Eerna Jewell, Miss Beatrice
Sanborn and Fred Sanborn. all of SEow-
hogan. Mrs Woodcock was educated "
Skowhegan schools and cor about year
was operator in the local exchange OF the
Maine Telephone Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

| AdlRates

-Four ire, / WORKS 10 ''re)
- words or less cost 15c. for
;ssue. zoe. for three and SOC.
week. Pro rata price will
:" .,a-oed for advertisements ex-
lro four lines. In sending by
- s,c;ose o:arps with order,
'' ,bsroas are too small to open
accounts
The journal does not knowing
.,oeot any fraudulent advert's-
- any k,na. The journal will
>,.s.,as.e promptly and visor-
~ eyery claim from any per-
,.bo has Been in anyway de-
'' or nistraated through an
.-,,o an advertisement. The
'.,,,aI will thank It's readers to
IT,, 70 rs attention any failure
he Fart Of an advertiser to
w. oood his promises. 1t is the
LII, Of this paper that an ad-
cruiser serves his own interest
.... oon when he serves the pub
:. rest. II you are not satisfied
vii the Journal
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CARDS, NOTICES, ETC,

MRS. CRAM. CLAIRVOYANT. CAN
be consulted or all health and business.
References from business people Read-
ings by mail. 3 Capitol St. Augusta
nov2id3ts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29

The benefit for the Senior class Of the
Skowhegan High school which was given
Friday evening at the Star theatre nettel
the Seniors about $50 towards thor
Washington trip at Easter time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
FOR SALE-kEAL ESTATE
q ACRE FARM WITHOUT BUILD

60 ACRE FARM WITHOUT BUILD
inrs. - acre farm with barn, near ear
line and Bangor road. S acre farm with
barn on Church Hill road. / mile from
car line II. b. Sawyer Farm Agency. W
Water street. Augusta. Me. Tel so1-W;
aug21dtf
FARMS LARGE AND SMALL WITH
GOOD buildings, OH good roads and near
city markets II. b. Sawyer Farm,
Agency, $50 Water street, augusta, Me.
Tel! S01-N- auGlioE
LOTS FOR SALE-ON JOHNSON.
Cush,nan, Drew ard Pike SITS. Not the
little pinched city lots with barely room
for a house, but nigh suburban lots. each
containing $500 square feet. Near good
school and electric read. The public ser
vice of city water. gas ana electric lights
available fer each lot. !. K. Townsend.
Augusta. Maine. 3ls Water st. House
Tejeohone SEW fly1' dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-29
Between Two Smart VILLAGES
60 Ee-ss EGuipres, SIS
Augusta

~ T'~' - --!S'FrS~' T'SSS
Three hlooded cows, horse, hogs. poul-
try, farm tools machinery, wagons car
RACES. ha. IN barn. wood ~ shed. Nego-
tables, exc. I'll thrown in 70 settle af
fairs AZ once: y acres il. machine-workel
tIllace; NGGtur. for COWS, watereu with
irc-t BROOK plenty of wood variety Of
fruit: attractive 1-rCoEl house, good con-
Git!on. 49N51 Il. barn. poultry house. etc;
mail del, near neighhors and school: re-
Earkahle bargain fer quick buyer; only
part caSh required; for picture OF bidgs..
I'll Get@ils, etc. see page IL. 'Strouts
L"test Farm Bargains" just OFT: choice
selections Of real bargains throughout
Nc. and other Eastern STATES; write to-
Gay for Your free copy 1t Will show
sou whore 70 find Just the farm YOU want
AZ the price lou wish 70 pay. +. a.
Slrout Farm Agency, Dept. 1856 "a Wash
!4Ston I'll Boston, Mass noN2,dlt
BEAUTIFUL HOME AT 4 BAR
gain. Located at = Murray st. Lot OK
100. rCUais. bath, hot water heat, gas,
electric Lights. set tubs in basement,
lot water furnace with thermostat.
hardwood floors Throughout in first class
condition, newly papeIed. Worth $500.
will sell Tor ;4-'a if taken 1t once. Smith
:. landau, Home phone 26J-W
A TWO TENEMENT HOUSE ON
Grove street.-The Fred NJ Hayes prop
erty. Coco lot, loW price. Melvin :.
lclway. Alden Building, Augusta.
IiONitlH
OoyBLE HOUSE AT 1o5 10 GREEN
St. large. > stories, good repair newly
shngiea ana painted, good paying tene-
nents- Bargain. Inquire at IL SO. Chest
nat ST. nov 25Q2Whs%
CcTTAcE HOUSE, 25 NORTH ST,
i acre land. newly painted, good repair.
h@rc2in If sold at once Inquire at IS
50. Chestnut -. noN2jd2wksF
a oooc MANY OF THE READERS
Of this newspaper are ''rrcbahle buyers
II yo1r property. 10 they know that
It's tor sale? nov23dlw
RESTAURANT. CENTRALLY Lo-
Gated, doing good business Good reason
Tor selling. Write or inquire NJ. L. D..
72} Lisbon St. Lewiston, Me. nov22d5w
ca RENT. POTATO HOUSE mi
Nassalboro, also house eight rooms, cleo
tric lights, furnace and i've or six acres
land. APPLY TO Mrs. q. Il. Smith. So.
Brewer. Me, oct7dtf
20 ACRE FARM 7 MILES FROM
Gardiner. 6 from Eichnond. near Pleas
ant Pond = story house. seven rooms.
Good cellar, water in sink. large shed.
Fine barn. carriage house. carpenter
shop and hen house. All on stone foun-
dauon and in good repair: Good wood
lot With lumber. Apples for hone use.
Also horse. COW. 4 shoats. poultry, wa
gems, tools, hay, grain, harnesses. etc.
Price @lSo0, part cash. balance on mort
gage, 80 discount for cash in full z.
Il. Eusharj. Gardiner. Route l3. nov19d2w
7-RoOM HOUSE WITH LARGE
lot, shade trees and orchard, School st.
Enquire Of NJ. p. Wight, 2l4 Water st.
oct22itf
HOUSE LOTS LOCATED on
Cedar and Middle streets. Inquire OF F.
W. Libby. 81 Cedar st. septllcsf