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Plenty OF Them in SkOWhegan. and
Good Reason for II

Wouldn't any woman be happy
After years of backache suffering
Days OF misery, nights of unrest,
The distress of urinary troubles.
When she finds freedom
Many readers will profit by the fol
lowing.
Mrs s P Withee, Is Bailey ST,
Skowhegan, says: MY kidneys
caused me a great deal of trouble
had pains through my back and a
dull ache annoyed me greatly Later
had dizzy spells and headaches.
got Doan's Kidney Pills at Sampson
& Azores Drug Store. and used some
Little by little, my back felt easier
and the dizzy spells and headaches
left l use Doan's now and then and
they keep my kidneys in healthy
condition"
Price coo, at all dealers, Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs Withee had Foster-Milburn
Co, Mfgrs., Buffalo, n. Y,
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LEXINGTON AND VICINITY

The sick ones are all gaining.
Justin Howard one of our trappers,
caught loupceryier one day last
week.
George Stafford and wife and A. Har-
old Adams and wife were Sunday
callers at Obed Aliens, making the
trip in Mr. Adams auto
Mrs. Ellen Stafford has returned
home after making few visits in
East New Portland and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Obed S. Allen leave
this week for Dover n. H., where they
have employment for the winter.
1t is learned with regret that Mrs.
Adelbert Greene is sick again.
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Athens Grange

Athens Grange met last Saturday
afternoon with fair attendance. They
have missed one or two meetings on
account of the prevailing epidemic
Athens Grange is in much sorrow and
mourning over the death of two of its
members, Mr. Aaron Drake and Miss
Lena NJ. Hinton. Nothing special
was taken up at the meeting, only
quite a lot of business. In two
weeks, or on Nov. o. at the regular
meeting. work will be done in the
first and second degrees A much
larger attendance is desired and hop
ed for, as people will have their crops
harvested
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THE HENRY }. F0GG FARM AND
buildings on East Ridge Road in Corn
Willie for sale. Apply to Hester NJ.
Fogg, Administrator duly licensed to
sell same. Skowhegan. r. F. d.
3w44'
HOUSE IN THE PLEAsANTEsT
place in Skowhegan for rent, with fur
nitnrc. To a family without small
children. +. NJ. Kinds. 66 Main St.
Skowhegan. lw44'
WANTED TO LIST FOR SALE
houses in and near Skowhegan. Rod
erick Farm Agency. Cover Block.
SHOW hogan. tf44
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. X. +.
-. 6, Skowhegan. Farmers Phone.
Canaan 8-21. TIA
WE HAVE SEVERAL SECOND
Hand stoves for sale, both wood and
coal burning. quite variety of
styles and prices. Skowhegan Far
mers' Union. Both Phones. tf4+
PARTY SEEN TO TAKE KEY FROM
the door AT our market last Saturday
afternoon should return the same at
once. II this notice Is promptly COM
piled with no questions will be asked.
Kinney x Witham, SkowheEan. lw44'
COTTAGE HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS
on oak St, near Nj Pleasant Ave.
Inquire OF MISS Leland 1913 maatsoh
AVE. 9Ro" hee"h'
SMALL BLACK POCKETBoOk
LOST iasi SUNDAY. on WI 49, s,, 80. -,
Hho" htEa"c iIiuea " ~ wv az
rewarded LOT 'S a. u -, , i99 iu'
ufeo''e' - maple 81 9No" ne
~ ~ .o .xrun
-" M, f.p , E,,, III dot,iis
"lih STOCK anu '4 100 an 80
lHgi"s pr. lal III S' ie'''' ,f44
BOX ~ 9ko" heedi''
j, AnilN' $3.50 49, n ,,"U'.
i"' Hui SPH ''i 49,, "a 'id' III Sta5ia,I Nc
III se' fpus, ~. ,d e,,re,erv An ar
49, Stl ~ - co,ir,. In
p, ''',t'1 "a lid ner month
i, ~, u b 80 ,e9 iIiIIsida Avs
Arlington Heights, Mass IVA
nam mn @t~C I,ouSES ron SALE
., a. ~ ,''',,'I ~ ,,aod taa,a f'inb Row
n' - SInuh.ran ,p'' Ear-
mers' Telephone 1910. 3w44'
.uo,ruN STouE pIIIDING
.,'i,'t - '',,1.. ,,,L ,,o+d vii for s,ir
i,'n,t,.d - :, : H1,,ih",i,s Mis- W.
T,' ~" ~ ~ ~ Si'n,be,,n
I ~ ',i'' 30 - - ''N'' ~ '''' 5y4i
20 REGISTERED CHENIOTS AND
eight registered Hampshire Rams fo~
sale. ready for service: also one pair
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trail trains leaving Skowhegan at 500
11.45 a. m. and loo p. m.
Also with Maine Central trains ar
irving at Skowhegan at 500. Ills a.
m. and 5.45 p. m.
Close connections with Maine Cen
trail trains leaving Madison, (goinR
North) at 1910 a. m. for Kineo and
5.21 p. m. for Bingham.
Close connections with Maine Cen
trail Trains leaving Madison (going
South) at 7.40 a. m. from Bingham and
1903 noon from Kineo.
SUNDAYS
Cars leave Skowhegan for Madison
at $50, $40, 11.30 g. m; 100, zoo, s.30,
500, 100 p. m.
Leave Madison for Skowhegan at
$50, 1890 a. m; 1890, 200, s.30, 500,
500, 500 p. m.
Special cars furnished at any time.
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MAINSTREAM

Irving Hussey and Ellsworth Ste
yens spent the day Monday in Dexter.
Virgil Campbell left Thursday
morning for Fort Williams. Altho
we shall miss him very much, we
know that another good boy has gone
to serve his country who will ever do
his duty.
Henry Stevens OF Wateryille is visit
ing his sister Mrs. Hattie Bachelor.
Mrs. Jennie Greeley and three
daughters OF ParkmRn are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Grover HUFF.
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Gard of Thanks

We wish to thank all our friends
for their kindness to us during the
illness and at the time of the death Of
our dear one The flowers sent by
friends and the different orders were
beautiful and we appreciate every
kind word and act you have given us.
Mrs Lewis Whitney
William Whitney
Mr. and Mrs James Hilton
Norridgewock, Me, Oct 81, 1918
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Annie tNortonl Baxter. wife OF carr
Baxter. passed away Saturday hlenl
at Il o'clock, after three days III
ness with the Spanish influenza MIS-
Baxter was the daughter oil james
and George Norton. Besides her
parents and husband, she leaves three
sons. Lawrence, Clyde and Norton.
Her age was SO years. The ~hole
town is saddened by the sudden death
of one so we'll known and beloved by
all who knew her. All Will miss ner
pleasant and cheerful ways me
family have the sympathy OF all. me
funeral was held at the home OF her
father. Tuesday at 10 o'clock. Inc
eoral offerings were beautiful and
showed how all loved her VINO mas
gone to rest.
Miss Mabel Tinkham has returned
IN Washington, d. c., where she IS
emnloved as a trained nurse, alter
enending a month with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S G. Tinkham.
Fred Bean died Thursday, OctoDer
oath after a few days sickness win
the crime He leaves wife, moth-
or three sisters and three brotherS'
All extend sympathy to the family.
II s. Smith and family VINO nave
all had the Spanish influenza are
some better at this writing.
William Gilmore and William Boyn-
ton of Industry recently made a snort
visit to James Marcellus,
Mrs. LeBerry Nelson, who was III
with the grippe at her home on Prepie
street, is reported better.
Mrs. Fred Withee and son maze
call in North Arson Sunday
Fred Pullen of North Arson was
business caller in town one day the
last OF the week.
F. G. Burns of Madison was bust
ness caller in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spencer OF
North Arson were callers in town
one day the first OF the week.
Wilfred Barbeau is now in the Har-
ward Naval Unit Co 6, Cambridge
Mass.
Lester Buck made trip to North
Arson, Monday
John Tarr and family, who have
been visiting Mr.. Tarr's mother, Han
nah f. Tarr in North Arson, have
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs John Walker and
children of Madison were the guests
Sunday of MIR. and Mrs. Ben Walker.
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MADISON

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Holt we're
calling on friends in Fairfield, We'd
nesday of last week
Eugene Taylor has purchased a
farm Of Mrs F. W Morang. which is
located on the Sidney road, and is
moving his family there.
Mrs Stella Vose has gone to Port
land, where she will spend the winter
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our neighbors
and the townspeople for their kind
ness to us during our recent great
bereavement We shall always re
member that you were all friends in
deed and We appreciate your kind
ness to us.
Mr.. and Mrs C e. Pierce and family
Mr.. Stephen b. Clark and family
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y. r. Johnson was in town over
SATURDAY uieht Mr. Johnson viii be
remembered as the portable saw mill
man o. 1876 in this place.
Maroon Dunbar of Newcastle was
the guest Of relatives in town the past
several day.
Mr. and Mrs p. \. Grace have clos
cd their house here for the winter
and moved 10 the home of their
daughter. Mrs. Emmons JOY ON the
Clinton side of the river.
Preaching services were resumed al
the church sunday at the usual hour,
the pastor. Rev G. II Mckinney OF
fciating
Miss Beatrice Hetherington vas
visifor AT Miss Evelyn Joys Monday
Miss Margaret Savage began her
duties as teacher in the Hinekley
school. Monday morning
one hundred comfort his nave
been completed by the Red Cross TINS
month and work begun on the paJa-
mas and sweaters,
Mary Gertrude Palmer was sup
per guest at Springside, Oct y, II
being her seventh birthday annlHer-
sary.
Greta. the little daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. l.. p Clifford, who f"Ii ne
meath cart loaded with POTATOES
Thursday and received injuries 10
both legs. is able to ride out anu 1t
is hoped she Will soon be all right.
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LOCKWOOD

Thomas Burby was called to arms
October oath.
Harry Welsh is very sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Templeton
have gone into the woods for Harry
Welsh.
Mrs Charles Parent came home
Saturday from down river where she
was very sick.
Ida Arsenault came home from
Piston farm sick
Albert Arsenault was called to
Skowhegan recently.
John Calder is doing chores for
Mrs. Hodgkins.
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REVERE CORNyILLE

Norris Whittier has been very sick
with an attack of pneumonia.
Mrs Charles Beckwith and chill
dren are spending this week with her
aunt Mrs. Amos Chapman in Athens
while Messrs Chapman and Beckwith
are on "A business trip to The Forks
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Maine WOman's Liberty Loan

The total subscriptions received by
the women of Somerset County as re-
ported to Mrs. Grace A. Wing. Execu-
tive Chairman Maine Womans Liber-
ty Loan Committee, for the three
weeks campaign IS as follows:
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'Gets-It'' a Liberty
Bottle for Corns !

There's Only One Genuine "COrn-
Peeler"-Thats "Gets-ItN'
Ever ped a banana That's the
way "Gets-It" peels of corns It's
the only corn treatment that VIII.
-l.etA- l." Is II Euarantee thai YOU wont
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with her daughter Miss Agnes Vose,
who is employed there
Mrs Mabel Carpenter has gone to
Portland on business
It is reported that there are over
a hundred cases of influenza in town
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Somerset Traction Co.
Winter Arrangement of Cars
Effective sunday September 70, 1918

Leave skowhegan-5.45, 6.45, $50,
$40, l1.sO, loo, 2.3O, 400, sos, ZOO
hogan 1000. Lakewood 1890. Arrive
Madison HOO.
Leave Madison-6.45. 500. $50, 1890,
1880, ZOO, $40, 500, 100, 500
Saturday Nights only-Leave Madi-
son 100, Lakewood 11.3O. Arrive
Skowhegan 1900.
Extra Local Cars leave for Cold
500, 800 p. m.
Close connections with Maine Cen
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Ivan Watson Dead

Ivan Watson, a native Of Mercer.
died in Daytona, Fla, Tuesday even
ing of influenza An obituary will
be published next week
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NORTH CORNVILLE

List of pupils that have not been
tardy or absent from the Whittier
school for the month Of October:
Elizabeth Thebarge Marian Harville,
Mildred Haryille, Leonard Whittier,
Frank Kicker. Harold Bosworth
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C0RNXII.LE

Mrs Mary Tufts has gone to Oak
land to pass the winter with her
daughter and family Mr.. and Mrs. FL
mer Trask
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The above report is regarded as
final, except for the town of Pittsfield.
Owing to the serious illness of the
lady from whom the final figures in
that town were to be reported, the
exact figures for the present cannot
be given.
The plan of work for the Women's
Division in the Fourth Liberty Loan
was based upon appointment by Sec
rotary McAdOo of the State Chairman,
Mrs Grace A. Wing of Auburn. Thru
her. Secretary McAdoo also appointed
the County Chairman, Mrs. Nellie
Hunnewell OF Pittsfield. She was the
one designated for Somerset County.
BY her, chairmen in all the import
ant towns were appointed, and they in
turn formed their local organizations
The funds reported in the above tab
lie were subscriptions actually obtain
ed through the efforts of the women
carried out under the above plans.
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,,,,s,, s.
PAih VI bV' DIR HUnSE ShED@
for sal; fred Sleede, y, manson. ar
mers Phone, SCION l2-llo' 4w43'
DRAFT hhhb bLA' NohI :
EARS old + for "a. sac "a at barga9 for @
Cr.,toa aao Madison avenue. Skow-
6epaU Farmers Phone "a 4w43.
eH''i
NICE JERSEY CATTLE FOR SALE
ers on and two years old. also fancy
driving horse seven years old, weigh
ing loo0 lbs Herbert \. Pratt, SHOW
hogan. 4wi3
,,ntp,s .rsYxrpx t.r<DRX nan
:. II, +" - ~ - - ~ ~
ll..if.l2 Hl"hs -" - ,9,ai,s - -
9aNes VIZ, ~, 80 o ,,l,7it.s aip
m. ~ IL r+,lt,ir.. tahlsts
NeIE nun 4p"i!t- eapie'St
Tdsiii ~, Ti.t,ihotnr
~" ~ 4149
N CHOICE FnE LAMBS FOR SALE
urIca $1,000. - good breeding eve
Sheen nrice 81. 90. also 3 rams. Chas
r Gilman. Route /. Solon. 4w43'
~,v M OLIVER TYPEURITERs
for sale. visible writing fully guaran-
ted M the special price Of $3476 pay
able goo per month or 5000 cash
F. o. 3, Chicago. chester a Frost.
EillShsIu' ~
NICE FAMILY HORSE FOR SALE
sound kind and perfectlv safe for
women to drive or care for: also
wag9n and harness. For further par
ttrnlars inquire If Hiram Perkins I
sprung 81 ''>' y ~
\ LADIES GOLD WATCH LOST
semeW here in Sko~ heEan Finder
please lcaVe at South Side Grocery and
VIII be rewarded. 2w43'
.,.n,oN CooL sTovE ron
= 49, .o,,diiior W. y <
Coodricb ia water street. Skowhe-
pau 2W43s
FOR SAbE-lW HEAD Or THE
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 ana
,.,.5ttered and unrepfsfered sails
faefion puarantend. George II. futile
%orrideewoPk. Me. tfi3
o,u urS,\Ess Is MO-. r,,.N
,z ~, +" ~ ~ 1850 49, II 4,
Nmas the Use pan rs rs TO ~ - ia
apf9'i s,dH'H1 - I'M ~" :, - -
y. H. h"'e -"'--'
LOST or STRAXED FROM TIE
Pasture in Pleasant Ridge. one gray
. .m9ei 5,i' re1rarded prable 4 Robin
SON Pfnybarn Me gWf3
FOR SALE PORTABLE SAW
Mil or would saw a lot bv the thnus-
and. Glen II. Footman, Bingham. Ne.
iWf5'
DRY TT. SLAB "ooD RON
sale not less than one load.
Novelty Works. tf42
,,, ,,a,.,,.
DAfLiGHi hit II bt III iiHo"EN
Lamps are nearest TO dayh9ht made.
Consume less current cause less eye
strain reading or working thah any
other artihcial ilght. All hnlps nave
skirted screw base ensuflne pet ,.ei.
service Prices . to 80 per cent lower
or tungsten lamns at equally attractive
prices. Guaranteed an new lamps
Augusta. 4w42.
Address WANTED OF MAN WHO
repaired cocks through thIs 1er Tahn,'
t,mr, P"f 1nd"pendnnf- RenaTter GO RIO
carr u POI W
THE II. 9. STEWARD homestead
For terms. address Mrs E. W Heath
60 Front st. Waterville tf42
-....
oiL HEATERS, SE'oND hANb AM
new bargain prices A eood nEe
gallon can Tree with every SAFE, II
your OIL heater needs repair, SEND Tor
me. tan furnlsh new Wicks. Joseph
II. Murray y +. Tel. l4-5' NatefVliie
HOWSER GASOLINE OR KERO-
SENE measuring pump. gallon stroke.
for sale. also ten five gallon cans, also
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Victor. shift key machine, single KEY
board and visible writer. also a Smith
Premiere, double keyboard and non
visible. Rental applies toward pur-
chase if desired. Independent-Rep
Ter CO.
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HAPPY WOMEN

whlttemore Hin is in skowhegan.
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INNER TUBE FOR 3ex41a INCH
Tire for sale; used for about 1000 miles
Price 80. r. T. Patten, Skowhegan tf42
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III SEVEN-YEAR-oLr

PAIR SENE\-N EAH-OLD Ray
mares for sale, weight 1000 lbs; also
four white-faced year-old steers, one
driving horse. and one two-year-old
draft colt George II. Weston. Water
ST. Skowhegan. L. Telephone
lib tf42
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BOSTON PosT-NEw ENGLAND.s

best daily. s. 80 to subscribers of the
Reporter. Thrice-A- W eek World 75e
to our subscribers. Either one of
these papers will give you splendid
service as TO war and world news. In
dannndent- Renorter Co.
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Err Honey lbs. by
Parcel Post..in Id
zone $135 IL lbs,
S475; 10 BIB. cans.
by express or freight
30 OO. casa u
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TYpEWRITERS TO RENT-ONr

lust received, all grades. Prices right
+ r. Goodrich Skowhegan, y. +. Tel
l7S-3 tf42
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NIGHT WATCHMAN WANTED
steady employment. good wages.
references required, Skowhegan
Novelty Works. tf42
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RECTDRY. Contains the address Of
practically every firm, individual or
corporation. also professional men in
the NV England states. Classified
by profession or trade and an in
valuable reference work for any bust
ness Office 1916 edition. 2000 pages.
price $50 postpaid. Independents
Reporter CO.
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DAYLIGHT BLUE BULB NITROGEN

Lamps are nearest TO daylight made.
Consume less current. cause less eye
strain reading or working than any
other artificial light. All bulbs have
skirted screw base, ensurlng better
service. Prices Is to 80 per cent lower
than other dealers. Other nitrogen
or tungsten lamps at equally attractive
prices Guaranteed all new lamps.
Mail orders. l. +. Very, Box 257,
Augusta. 4w42'
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or will exchange for a Ford that will
make tractor or for pair of horses.
Edw Tague. Skowhegan. n. T. Tel.
6-l4 tf35
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sale In Al condition. Used but 1T
tie. Will sell at a bargain if taken
at once. NJ. A Sprague. West En-
field. tf3S
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Cheap AT ouee. In good e"Haill9n.
Model I4II Electric lights and start
er: engine. paint nd tires GOOD one
snare ram and tire Address NJ. \. H.
care this otice. l"f
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GLENWooD KITCHEN RANGE For

sale, nearly good as new, price $1,000.
6 windows, IL light glass 10xl4. price
75c each. few clear pine boards,
16 it. long, 2 in. wide and a few cedar
posts. Inquire of w. II. Ward, Sc
Madison Ave, Skowhegan. Upstairs
room 2. tao
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LET'S makes wash day the easy day.
Saves work. time, soap. blueing and
makes the clothes snowy white with
very lttle rubbing. tablets, +
washings, l2c postpaid. Sample free.
Fred " Preble. Distributor, Bingham.
4W43
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DRY 4 FIT. SLAB WOOD ron
sale not less than one load
cords to a customer SkoWhegan
Novelty Works. tt42
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AN EXPERIENCE TABLE GIRL
wanted to begin work the first of Sep
TENDER. Also man wanted. Maine
Central Hotel, Skowhegan. tf34
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FOR SALE 4 PORTABLE 81"
Mil or would saw a lot by The thous-
and. Glen H. Footman, Bingham. Ne.
4W43s
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=
also 10 #. drum hoops and #. and 2
TT. ash hoops at highest market prices.
y. w. Rowe Skowhegan. Farmers
Telephone l7-3 tf33
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Including cows soon to freshen. heif-
erS one and two years old, also fancy
driving horse seven years old, weigh
ing 1000 lbs Herbert y. Pratt, Skow-
heEAn. I'VE
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Loer oM sTRAAED FMoM TmE

Pasture in Pleasant Ridge, one gray
two ear-old colt. Finder viii he
suitably rewarded Preble Rohln-
sou. Bingham, Me. 3Wf"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13

Brennan confessed To Detective Chief
william j. Gibson last night that he
had heldNup and robbed the hardware
store OF j. Il Nichols on South Main
street two weeks ago aud that both
ho and Dean participated IN the hold
up Saturday night OF Jonas Smith, a
taNi-cab driver
Brennan .s wanted IN Tulsa, okla,
for the murder OF Glenn Allison. a
member OF the police force OF that
city last Thursday night chief or
rolicc Lucas of Tulsa will arrive in
Joplin today for the prisoner.
The men were arrested ia the hlils
ana thickcts that surround Saginaw
..fter "A chase Of five miles, In which
chief Gibson aud Detectives Charles
McManamy. Thomas Sweeney and
Walter Finch followed them in po-
lice automobile third person who
was with Brennan and Dean IN the
stolen ear. escaped lie is believed by
the police To hc the head of gang OF
hirhwaymen and auto bandits num-
herring az least twenty posse OF
farmers residing In the ncighhorhood
..archcd the hills, caves and thioAetS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
PAID MONEY But
GOT NO BENEFIT
Rheumatism SO Bad Could
Hardly Raise Hands--Tan-
lac Restores Health.

~ can testify to the value of I."'
lac because il is the only thing lH.l
has ever helped me- and ! have H'.
paying | out money for years tAI"
TO find relief" said william tlcrN
wen known resident Of lak"N'.
Colorado, recently
For several years" he gouNn""
81 had suffered from stomach to"
ana rheumatism ! never wanted
thing to eat ana my stomach "t"
out of order that | couldn't eat .i.
thing without suffering from gas
indigestion | had the rheum3u.N
my arms and It hurt me go go"
hardly raise my hands ! simply
miserable all the time and was n.
able to find anything 20 relieve
II bought Taulnc because oI N'"
others said II helped them and u ...-
tainly has done the work Tor m" .''
Three bottles OF the medicine has
| lieyed me OF an pain aud fixed
tStomach up In good shape | can .'
just anything set before me ana
never bothered any more by gas
any other signs Of indigestion ~"
signs OF the rheumatism have
peared and ! can use my arm
freely as ever could hon
| believe Ttnlac is the finest thihf
and It certainly has my strOuges' ."
uorsempH,
Tanlac is sold In Tulsa eNc'n-'
10y Roy Getmans ReXall DRUG
Quaker Drug company ana I"''
DRUG company ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-02-13
"If II Hadn't Been for Kid

~ 1t hadn't been for the KID
lmeanlng Dean. who is ~ years old
we never would have been caught /
wanted 20 cover the sheriff when he
came up, but the kid talked me out
of H. II I had. we would have
sr1rched him and got his gun. Then,
too, the kid could have shot MIN