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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1918-11-14
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER n, 1918
On The Way to Siberia

The following letter has recently
been received by Mrs. c. NJ Tibbetts
Of Arson from her son, Lance Corpor-
al Martelle A. Tibbetts, who has been
sent overseas with Co. c 259th Can.
Sib Exp Forces
oct. IS, Enroute for Vancouver.
On Troop Train
Dear Mother;
We're off at last, Yesterday
morning the orderly sergeant had us
out OF our hunks at o'clock We had
breakfast, muster, and packed up
The company was supposed to leave
the new Canadian Northern Railway
station at nine o'clock, but we, owing
to military promptness" got away at
exactly 1130. We passed thru the
new three-mile tunnel under Mount
Royal, being the first troop train to
pass that way At dusk last night
we went thru Ottawa. have heard
great deal about that city but 1t
looked like the slab city portion or
n A. All day today we have been
passing thru great areas OF burnt
lands. The land is hilly and rocky
and the trees all burned away give it
an awful appearance. Here and
there are ponds, small lakes and
streams that look wonderfully attrac-
tive by contrast with the black waste
all around them. Now and then we
pass saw mills surrounded by lumber
and log piles and little. small looking
shacks have seen several interest
ing log cabins Just now we have
stopped. for ! don't know what, be-
side stream filled with great logs as
far as we can see. The scenery has
changed in the last few moments too.
The hills are covered with pines and
other evergreen trees. There Is lum-
Der and cordwood enough in this
country to satisfy father and Carroll
all the rest of their natural axe swing
ing days. We're on our way once
more and train sways so that ! can't
write legibly. You see | got few
sheets OF paper, envelopes and stamps.
/ write a letter now and then and
wait for the train to stop at station
where there Is some one and | give II
to them to mail. At the last station
there was a very pretty French girl
who took the letter for me. You
ought to have heard me trying to talk
French to her We are not allowed
to leave the train
You can write just the same, using
the old address. and the military post
master will forward the letter.
| will send my new address as soon
as possible.
My kind regards to all who inquire.
Love to all,
MARTELLE
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Case Settled at Harmony

b Weiner, formerly of Arson but
now of Waterville. was arrested in the
last named city last week charged
with the larceny of about four tons of
iron. said to be the property of +. w.
Rowe of Harmony. The arrest was
upon the instruction of Sheriff +. l..
Harding of Madison. Sheriff Hard
ing went to Wateryille and from that
point conveyed Weiner to Harmony
where arrangements were made for a
hearing. Early in the proceeding,
however, a settlement, satisfactory to
Mr.. Rowe. was made thus terminal
ing the case.
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CURE FOR BLUES
NEAR The CAMPS
Community Service Takes Place
of Mother, Friends and
Home for Soldiers.

Ten young officers of the Student
Army Training Corps of the Universe
ty of Detroit recently applied for
furnished house and a housekeeper
who would not be n servant, but, az
one young officer expressed 1t. the
sort of woman to whom the boys can
call out Hello, motherr when they
come In the front door"
Inconsistencies is the mnndy for
which War Camp Community Service
supplies lnnumerable cures
We've got your number" says the
w. G. G. s. to the homeslck boy from
camp with leisure to spend In any one
of the three hundred towns scattered
over the country While he's wonder
Ing what on earth he'll do with him
self when he gets there not knowing 9
soul In town and with limited per-
centage OF his thirty per" in his peck
ct, along comes friendly printed card
from the local branch OF his own lodge
announcing a reception that night es-
pecially for soldier members. BY the
same mail the Methodist church sends
an announcement OF all It's meetings,
addressed to him, with This Means
You printed at the bottom How did
they know he was Methodist7
He had forgotten about the little
personal Card he made out at the
adjutant's request during his first day
In camp when It was only one OF the
endless details In the round OF dentists
and doctors and general confusion.
The w. G. c. S. had not only his num-
Der, but his name and address. his
home town, the mime of the school
he'd gone to and a good bit about the
things he was fondest of dolng--each
fact written into little blank on the
card especially for il.
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ATHENS

Mr. and Mrs. Alden Buchanan Of
Athens left recently for Boston to visit
their daughter and friends in Massa-
chusetts this winter. The daughter
Mrs c. M Lord, resides at No. 663
Broadway, South Boston. Mr.. Buck
nam was a subscriber to this paper
when it was Moses Littlefield's, The
Somerset Clarion, and also when 1t
was called The Somerset Farmer.
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30c 60e $100
Recalls Ir, Young and Ills Whip

Our recent piece with the picture OF
stage driver Irving Young has re
minded one Of our readers. George ".
Emerson. Of an incident in Mr.
Young's stage driving career. In
about 1893 Mr. Emerson VAS living in
what is now Conforth, at the foot Of
Goodridge Hill. about two miles above
Lakewood. Il was in the winter sea
son. and the snow was good and deep.
Mr. Emerson WAS returning down the
Goodridge Hill, after visit with Il
neighbor, and met a French woman
with three children travelling toward
Scion on foot Neither could speak
the language of the other. and so, al
though Mr.. Emerson tried TO find out
why she was out there with her fam
lily that winter day on that lonely
A little further on. however. near the
foot of the hill, he came across the
father of the family, who was held up
with balky horse which would
weigh 1900, black in color, and Mr.
Emerson recalls him as being as
handsome a horse as he ever saw
His head was we'll shaped and he
looked intelligent enough. but he
simply would not go. About this
time. the Skowhegan- Forks stage
driven by Irving Young came in sight
bound for Scion. 1t was drawn by
four horses, carried the L S. mail,
had the right of way, but the French
man with his balky horse blocked the
whole proceeding. Irving came
along, whip in hand, with the 16 foot
lash folded up and wound around the
staff. After viewing the situation
moment, he took the black horse by
the head He had been used to
horses all his life. no man probably
who ever travelled the Kennebec Val
ley being more familiar with them,
but this one got him a little off his
guard and tossed him into the snow
He escaped injury from the horses
hoofs but by a narrow margin. Mr.
Young was slow to wrath, and very
few ever saw him lose his temper, but
he was startled and probably little
aroused by the outcome of this first
encounter He called out to one of
his passengers, about his own height
and weight, and both of them tackled
the job, the passenger taking a whip
from the Frenchman With each a
firm grip on the bride, one on one side
and one on the other, they commenc-
ed energetic, persuasive operations.
The two men after very few minu-
ties OF that kind of argument caused
him to change his mind Mr.. Elmer
son, in the meantime. had taken his
seat on the sled, reins in hand. and
when the horse started found he had
quite a job on his hands to stop him
to pick up the Frenchman and his
family They were all loaded on
again, however. at the top of the hill
and continued on their way to Que
bee. presumably reaching there with
out further trouble.
The whip carried by Stage Driver
Young,at the time was similar to
those used by the drivers of those /
days 1t also was long enough so
that he could send it out over a team
of six horses and cause it to snap
like a pistol shot over the ears of the
leaders.
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VIE HOME FOR SALE on EAST

NICE HOME FOR SALE on EAST
Front street one mile from SHOW he
gan postothce. Lot 8Xl0 rods. NM
room house, all finished. furnace heat
Nice barn with good high basement.
Hen house for 100 hens. Good garage
Reasonable price and liberal terms.
Joseph II Murray \. L. Tel -
tbs
POTATOES FOR SALE--I WILL
deliver anywhere in Skowhegan. in
five bushel lots or more. at II so per
bushel. good sound table stock \. I.
Lombard. R +. u. |, Sko"heeah. Far
mers' Phone 26-l2 4"42
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE PAID
for Hides calf-skins and pelts, also
for deer skins in their season +. II.
Morrill,, Court st. Skowhegan. New
England Phone A., tf45
and good wages to right party. Mrs
f +. Deering l27 Mt Pleasant Ave,
Skowhegan. 5"45
LADIES-WHEN YOr DYE YoT
want good dye. Sunset Soap Dyes
are the best once tried you will Use
no other Colors carried in stock.
black. navy blue. purple, scarlet, L. S.
olive drab and seventeen other shades
Price l5c cake postpaid. Send all
orders to Fred " Preble Distributor.
Bingham. 4wio
DESIRABLE TENEMENT FOR
rent l6 Maple street vacant ABOUT
Nov. 90 All modern improvements.
Hot water heat. Large garden. call
at house or inquire of NJ b. Heselton,
Sko,vhegan tf45
FARM FoR SALE, % ACRES GOOD
potato land; one pair horses and har-
nesses. driving horse and harness;
wagons and pungs one Jersey COW :.
one SOW: five pigs. hens hay and oats
in barn, cream separator, wood in
she'd seed potatoes and all farm ma
chinery. sold at bargain. II. c.
Tozier. Skowhegan, r. f. d. 3. 3w45'
AIRDALE DoGS-WE HAVE SOME
nice pups Of this fashionable breed to
sell Farm raised "Soudan Swivet-
ter" strain. dam a prize winner Pa
game. A J. Johnson, r. F. d. /.
Madison Lakewood cars pass end OF
the road 3w46
PURE BRED AND GRADE STOCK
for sale Registered bull Ives. all
ages. several cows best SIT 4 INN
try, both grade and regts,e. y =
/ pair heavy draft horses @eishins
1900. perley +. Withee. Quarry Farm.
f. Madison. r. r. d. 4-5, Farmers
Phone 3-22. 2"45
THIRTY-FIVE PIGS. FOUR WEEKS
old for sale also l pair black Per
cheron colts. four years old, good
workers kind and sound. Weight of
pair 5000 pounds. Reason for selling
no further use for them Frank l.
Hight. Skowhegan, r. I. Both Phones
4w45s
CORD WOOD SAW MANDRELs-
Build your own frame and save money
Also Saw Frames. Saw Blades, etc.
Send for prices. l.. G. Waterbury. 81
Portland Pier. Portland. Me. Sw45'
O. G. GERMIcIDE hottie AND
Inhaler roc by mail No one who
uses G. G. Germicide has been known
TO have had Spanish Influenza. Ad-
dress lockwood Chemical co, Inc.
Belgrade, Me. Nv
WANTED SEVERAL FARMS For
our new bulletin. Accurate deserip-
tion must be given as We never mis-
represent property in listing. Roder-
lex Farm Agency. Cover Block, Skow
hogan Il :
HAVE 4 MARKET FOR SEVERAL
timber tracts. both large and small.
Locations anyw here in Somerset
County viii be acceptable. Roderiek
Farm Agency, Cover Block, Show he
gan, tift
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TILE FORKS

Our item in last weeks paper. re-
porting the death of John A. Buckley
was incorrect This was not sent us
by our regular correspondent and at
present we are not able to determine
its source. In any event, the report
was entirely wrong
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THE HENRY J. FOGG FARM AND
buildings on East Ridge Road in Corn
willie for sale. Apply to Hester M.
Fogg, Administrators. duly licensed to
sell same. Skowhegan, r. f. D.
TWO STORY HOUSE WITH TEN
acres of land in Canaan village, nine
miles from Skowhegan for sale
Terms $500 half down Levi Bean,
SkoW hogan. 4w4f
WANTED TO LIST FOR SALE.
houses in and near Skowhegan. Rod
erick Farm Agency. Cover Block.
SkoW hogan. TIA
ONE COW, SIX YEARS OLD; ONE
two year-old heifer, both fresh, and a
10 months old bull. all purebred Jersey
stock for sale. Thomas Dionne. r. F.
D. 6, Skowhegan. Farmers Phone,
Canaan SCI. tf44
WE HAVE SEVERAL SECOND
Hand stoves for sale. both wood and
coal burning. Quite variety Of
styles and prices. Skowhegan Far
m"rs Union Both Phones. TIA
Low PRICED FARM WANTED
with stock and tools State all details
including price. in first letter. Z. o.
Box 81, SkOwhegan. tf44
PAIR DRAFT HORSES FOR SALE
300 pounds, good team, Ralph Bow
man. X. r ID. ., Skowhegan. Far
mers Telephone 1910. 3w44'
20 REGISTERED CHEvIOTS AND
eight registered Hampshire Rams for
sale, ready for service: also one pair
heavy horses cheap for cash NJ. d.
Clifford, Hinckley. tf43
black; weighs 1850 pounds, sound and
smooth. Joseph GARNER, % Beech St.
tf43
GOOD DRAFT MARE FOR SALE
Black. 400 pounds Reasonable price
VIII be made, Mrs Henry Demo. r.
f. u. 7. Farmers Telephone 7-410.
4w43"
FOR RENT-SUNNY. WARM. DOWN
Stairs tenement, s.. North st. Ira
A. Norton. tf43
PAIR OF DOUBLE HORSE SLEDs
for sale. Fred Steele, Madison. Far
mers' Phone, Scion 12-11O. 4w43'
DRAFT BRED BLACK COLT 4
years old for sale at bargain for
cash or viii trade for a COW. W. w.
Creation, 200 Madison avenue. Skow-
hogan Farmers Phone 5-3. 4w43'
LADIES LEsWERK LAUNDRY TAR
LETS makes wash day the easy day.
Saves work, time. soap, blueing and
makes the clothes snowy white with
very little rubbing. tablets.
Fred w Preble, Distributor. Bingham.
4w43
Is CHOICE EVE LAMBS FOR SALE
price $1,000, rs good breeding eve
sheep, price $1,000; also 3 rams Chas.
b, Gilman. Route l, Scion. 4w43s
NEW NO. OLIVER TYPEwRTTERs
for sale, visible writing fully guaran-
teed at the special price OF 1870 pay
able, $500 per month or $4,000 cash
F., O. b. Chicago Chester A Frost
Pittsfeld. 4w43s
FOR sALE-IOO HEAD OF THE
best purebred Berkshire breeding
stock that l have ever offered for sale
All selected for my own herds On
account of lack of room and help must
sell Lot consists of brood sows and
service boars and pigs, both sexes;
and unregistered. Salts
faction guaranteed. George H futile
Me. tf43
OUR BUSINESS Is MORE THAN
double this season, II II Is pictures for
Xmas the wise plan is to make an
now. The Hun Studio,
N. h. Phone 237-2. 4w43
LOST OR sTRAYEB FROM THE
Pasture In Pleasant Ridge, one gray
two year-old colt. Finder will be
rewarded. Preble 4 Robin
son, Bingham. Me. 3w43
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ACHES AND PAINS
QUICKLY RELIEVED
You'll End Sioan's Lini-aeEf
Goftens the severe
rheumatic ache

Put i on freely. Don't rub it In.
Just 1t it bene.,ctc naturally. What
sense Of soothing relief soon follow!
External aches, stiffness. soreness,
cramped muscles, strained sinews,
back "cricks those ailments can't
fight off the relieving qualities OF
Sloan's Liniment. Clean, convenient,
economical. Ask any druggist for it.
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corn-Pain 10 E...d-the Corn I. Doomsdl

earth peel right of like banana skin
and that's magic "Gets-It". Tight
shoes and dancing even when you have
corn need not disturb you II you
apply a few drops of "Gets-It" on the
corn or callus. You want "A corn
peeler, not corn-fooler. You don't
have to fool with corns-you peel them
right on with your fingers by using
'Gets-It". Cutting makes corns grow
and bleed Why use irritating salves
or make a bundle of your toe with
tape or bandages? Why putter and
still have the corn? Use Gets It.
your corn-pain is over, the corn is a
"Roner" sure as the sun rises
"Gets-It" the guaranteed money
back. corn-remover. the only sure way
costs but trifie at any drug store.
Mfd by 4. Lawrence & Co., Chicago.
Ill. Sold In Skowhegan and recon-
mended as the worlds best corn rem
sdy by G. n. Fog.
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ISLANDERS, Walkers,
Gets IT. for Corns
World Has Never Known Its Equal

What Will get rid OF my corn"
The answer has been made by mil
lions-there's only one remover
that you can bank on. that's absolute
ly certain. that makes any corn on
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Keep up the War Savings Campaign
Dennistown population In 1910 was
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Why You Should Give Twice
What You Did Before

The government has fixed the
sum needed for the care OF the
men In the service at $170,500,000
Unless Americans give twice as
much as ever before our soldiers
sailors and marines in 1919 may not
enjoy their
5000 recreation buildings
1000 miles OF movie films
100 stage stars
1000 athletic directors
$500 Libraries supplying
100000 books
85 hostess houses
1900 big Brother" soc
retares
Millions OF dollars of
home comforts
Give to maintain the morale that
is winning the war now
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Have you read Everybodys' Column?
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FOR SALE a PORTABLE SAW
Mill or would saw lot by the thous-
and Glen H. Footman. Bingham. Ne
AvL
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the only licensed pawn shop in SOM
erset County our speciality will be
short time loans particularly on small
articles of personal property. Som
erset Loan Company, Borden Block,
Skowhegan tf41
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lib. jars 5000. j. B. Mason. Mechanic
Falls Me. tf44
THE HENRY J. FOGG FARM AND
buildings on East Ridge Road in Corn
willie for sale. Apply to Hester M
Fogg, Administrative, duly licensed to
sell same Skowhegan. r. f. d.
3W44s
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RASPBERRY GLOW
Err Honey--3 lbs. by
- Parcel Post, in 1-23
& zone $1.35; Il lbs,
~ S475; 10 BIB. cans,
v by express or freight
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LARGE cHEsTNur soRREL EoR

sale. Seven years old, weight about
1900; good working horse. win
sell for reasonable price. J. s. Gold
berg, 307 Madison Ave, Skowhegan.
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= DRY FT. SLAB WOOD FOR
sale not less than one load >
cords to a customer. Skowhegan
= Novelty Works. tf42
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sENEN-YEAR-OLD

mares for sale weight 1000 lbs also
four White-faced year-old steers one
driving horse and one two-year- old
draft colt. George H. Weston, Water
st. Skowhegan. y h. Telephone
lib tf49
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RECTORY. Contains the address OF
practically every firm, individual or
corporation. also professional men in
the New England states. Classified
by profession or trade and an in
valuable reference work for any bust
ness office. 1916 edition, 1000 pages
ariee $50 postpaid. Independent
reporter Co
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for school pupil or teacher. Electric
light and bath Price reasonable
call in the evening. Mrs. Flora NJ
Pheters. Middle St, Skow hogan tt42
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moe pups OF ms fashIonabIe bTttu 70
sell Farm raised "Soudan SwiVet
ter" strain. dam a prize winner. Pa
rents registered A. K C. and dead
game A. j. Johnson, r. F. d. /,
Madison Lakewood cars pass end OF
the road 3Wfb
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MEN WANTED TO CUT CORD
wood Somerset Worsted Mills East
Madison. Postoffice address Skowhe-
gan, r. f. d. and 5. N &C. Tele-
phone 312-3 tf36
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Girl Or WOMAN WANTEn Fnp


general Homework. Mrs. j Wallace
Blunt Coburn Ave. Skowhegan. New
England phone 1902. tf4a
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ADDRESS WANTED OF MAN WHO
repaired clocks through this territory
the past few years. Address Tobev
care of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Co. TIE
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potato land; one pair horses and har-
nrsses; driving horse and harness.
wagons and pungs one Jersey COW.
one SOW: five pigs hens; hay and oats
in barn, cream separator, wood in
shed. seed potatoes and all farm ma
chinery. sold at bargain. II. {.
Tnzler SkoMhegan. r. f. D. 3. 3M -.
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sale, nearly good as new. price $4,000
windows, IL light glass 1Ox14, price
75c each. few clear pine boards.
l6 IT. long 2 in. wide and "A few cedar
posts Inquire of w. II. Ward 36
Madison Ave, Skowhegan. Upstairs
room 2. tf4O
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PURE BRED AND GRADE STOCK

Tor sale. Registered buTT TEes. al
ages. several cows best SIT Il eaf=n-
try both grade and regtsse= ~
pair heavy draft horses Weighin.
5000 Perley f. Withee, Quarry Farm.
f. Madison. r. r. d. 4-5, Farmers
Phone 3-22. 2W45
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ED-Highest market prices paid II
you have anything you wish to dis
pose of let me know. Write, tele-
phone or bring it to my house. Tele-
phone GA. j. S. Goldberg. BOT Madi-
son Ave. (neXt to Car Barn) Show
SET OF BRASS ANDIRONs WANT
Ed Must be in good condition. G.
VI. Holt, Skowhegan. tf4e
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OIL HEATERS, SECOND HAND AND
new. Bargain prices. A good Ave
gallon can free with every sale II
your oil heater needs repair send for
me- can furnish new wiCks. joseph
II. Murray, y. +. Tel 14-3. Waterviile
Road Skowhegan. tf4a
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noSToN poST-NEw ~

best daily, $3.50 to subscribers of the
Reporter. Thrice A Week World, 75c
to our subscribers. Either one of
these papers will give you splendid
service as to war and world news. In
dependent Reporter Co.
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>
OND hand steam or hot water radia-
tor. State height and width number
of sections and number of coils, make
and condition and price. lndepend-
emit Reporter Co tf42
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ELECTRIC LIGHTING PLANT

sale. In Al condition Used but lit
tie. viii sell at a bargain If taken
at once. M. A. Sprague, West En-
neld. tf3S
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ED and also married couples for at
tendants at State Mental Diseases
Howard. r. l. Address Dr. A. H. Har-
rington, Superintendent live
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rent. 16 Maple street Vacant about
Nov 90. All modern improvements.
Hot water heat Large garden. call
AT house or inquire of NJ b. Heselton.
SkoWhegan. tito
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Three to freshen this month. Sell
cheap if taken at once. +. c. Mathers,
Skowhegan, r. r ID. 2. 3w46'