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The independent-reporter., 1919-07-10
HINlk kIEY

George II. G. Palmer of Fall River,
Mass. after an absence of thirty-nine
years. is again visiting Skowhegan
and is the guest of his brothers, Mel
vn and Walter Palmer. He expects
to return home Saturday. During
his visit here. his sister, Miss May
l.. Palmer of Waltham, Mass, has also
been visiting her relatives. This
family of three brothers and one sis
ter have not previously been toseth-
er for over forty years.
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Somerset Hospital Notes

Mrs. Anna Repetti OF this town un-
derwent a surgical operation on July
3rd.
Miss Beatrice SanbOrn of this place
was operated on last Thursday.
Mrs. James Dinsmore who has been
a patient here returned to her home
i'm Palmyra last Tuesday
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Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our neighbors
and friends for their kindness and
sympathy at the time of our great be-
reavement; also the Grange and 9TH
ers for the beautiful flowers.
Mrs. Hannah Taylor
Mr.. Ralph Taylor
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hilton
Athens, Me-, July 7, 1919.
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spent the Fourth with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvarez Churchill.
There were preaching services at
the church last Sunday conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Currier pastor of the Bap-
tist church in Kingfield. There will
be sery. .ces at the church next Sun
day al p. m.
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EAST NEW PORTLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold tdans and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Hodgdon spent the week end at jim
Pond. going by way of Rangeley.
Joseph Williams of North Arson IS
the guest of his sister Mrs. Jennie
Gordon.
Mrs. Eroell Atwood and son Colby
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MOSCOW

William p. Baker who has been
making his home with M. and Mrs.
Waldo Dunton this spring has left to
fill his old position as chef at the
Columbia Hotel, White Mountains.
Upon his return wedding bells will
ring for their daughter Daisy Vira
to whom Mr.. Baker has been engag-
ed for the past two years.
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George Collins finished work on th'

George Collins finished work on the
State road for A. j. Allbee Saturday.
ROY Norton and daughter Vivian
and Carlton Dyer of Lexington were
callers in town Sunday.
The North AnsOn Manufacturing
Co.. mill at the Clark place finishes
saWin4 his week.
q. Y. Gould was business caller
at North Arson Sunday.
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Gard of Thanks

The family of Mrs. Lydia Healy
Cross wishes TO express grateful an.
probation of the many kindnesses
shown her during her long inyal.dIsm.
and TO thank all for their re1dg as.
sistance in the time of need ana for
the many beautiful flowers.
Thomas Cross
Walter Cross and fam Is
George Cross and family
Solon. Maine. July 10, 1879
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Isn't II Strangel !
fContributed)

Isn't it strange that. with the law
prohibiting the posting of signs along
the highways, and with the growing
sentiment against bill boards and sim
small bill boards in front of and on the
grounds of our municipal building?
"A CITIZEN"
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HIGHLAND

Mrs. Ann Xiles and family Of New
Vineyard we're visitors in town July
4th.
!. y. Howard has sold his grass on
the Ephraim Howard farm TO Elmer
Bean of Lexington.
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Your credit is good for four cents
If YOU want a copy of the Reporter.
telephone us; you can pay when next
in town.
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LAMN MoMEns-I AM READY

after two weeks break down. with Il
set of emery wheels that viii avoid
such troubles in the future. ! thank
the public for their patience with me
during the delay Think now | ear
give you an uninterrupted good scr.
vice. {. 5. cleveland, Russell street.
SkoWheEau. 2W27
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mIlr9 from Vow sHdfOn NlITaGe ON
belgrade Augusta road Good build
ings. Well water in house, good gar
den. some pine and wood. nice orchard.
plcntv of blneberricS. Crops go with
the farm if desired. Would exchange
for village property. Price $3.50. If
taken at once George w. Batehelder
w. Sharon SW27
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Resolutions of Respect

Whereas death has again entered
our fraternal order and removed from
our midst our beloved brother Samuel
TAYLOR from Athens Grange No. PSI
Resolved. That in the passing OF
our beloved brother that our order
has sustained an irreparable loss.
Resolved That in memory of our
departed brother, that page of our
records be set apart to his memory
by causing a copy of these resolutions
to be placed thereon.
Resolved. AS further evidence of
respect to the memory of our deceased
brother our charter shall be draped
for thirty days
Resolved, That these resolutions be
printed in the Independent-Repo
and copy sent to the bereaved fam
lily.
(CiUnpH1
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Meeting at Morrill, Pond

There is to be a grove meeting at
Morrill, Pond, the FIRST Sunday in Au-
gust. Everybody is invited.
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Mr.. and Mrs. y. E. Bessey
Mr. and Mrs. Francis NJ. Spofford
Mr.. and Mrs. William E. Spofford
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adams
inckley, Maine, July 10, 1872
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ron sALE-cor>TRs HOME OF ?

acres, cottage house, shed, carriage
house. stable and hen house. all con
nectcd and garage with double en-
trance all painted Hardwood floors.
furnace heat. electric lights, shade of
II fine trees. nice lawn. near proposed
Federal road. school store, hail and
church near trolley and NJ. 6. r. r.
pepot. Short drive to city. Fine trade
If bought at once no agents profits.
T. A. Frederic, Augusta. Route No.
o,,.0Is
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EE or general utility man. preferably
in SkoWhegan. competent to carr
for lawn and garden. Married steady
aud industrious. can speak both
French and English, Joseph Leml"uN
In chestnut ST SkoWhegan. IW27s
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ahoaf 1za0 pounds, about II
years old Good worker and
driver. Safe for woman to drive
Price reasonable N. II. shapiro,
Madison. WI
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KITCHEN WOMAN WANTED At

The Ledge House, bead River. Middle
AGED woman preferred. Mrs Thomas
cahul. Dead EiYer. y. E. Telephone
80 iW21t
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uEsT Hay AND STOCK FARM IN

n a a q o q a q n a
BEST HAY AND STOCK FARM IN
tbis section for sale: 4 miles to Bing-
bz,n. 10 Soion: mile to school. Good
roads. Farm. 3o0 acres, includes suf-
elent good 5lm9ef "a an al, Ni4qs Hsy 10 UiI ope he
ttta" - -, and tbere is enn1,gb
- 80 ,neadoWs seeded the 19st
four years, 10 yield purchaser of this
iafm $lepo' ms ldii' at present prices;
ia9d ofenafa, ~ apple IIees' an
y "duE. peSt varieties ol dpPleS' AedtA
uae opportunity to make good money
THIS fail Two large fields for pas
tufe. with spring and running water.
Two good wells Of water in yard. Fine
al All * kinds 1p5'U''s of farming tools. in good
order; 81 head Of stock. horses. cattle
and sheep, and one nice hog with
seven fine pigs This farm with every
thing mentioned thereon $500 cash if
sold before July 10. A good snap"
for someone who would like a fine
farm. Reason for selling, am going
2oa'n 4llie aI'Sn fa5n NofqIe % r 1l'oS
81 S,i - 0f'' 4yv9e
WANTED A SECOND HAND HAY
loader; must be in good condition and
price reasonable. G. II. Nye, Route .,
North Anson. Me. 4w26'
FoR SALE-LIGHT RIDING WAC
o.. side spring new tires, newly paint
ed $25 Double Harpoon hay fork,
large size, new with pulleys and
VIII -
GLASSES LOST RECENTLY, SOME
,.I9are in Slsowheran. Finder will be
snitablv rewarded for their return. Mrs.
VIVIAN Woodbury. tf26f
cars for saIe. all in good condition.
two folr-cvlinder. one six-cylinder.
Annlv n Island Garage, Skowhegan.
Both telephones, 4w26'
,.,,- ,on an
coon 'ook W ANiEn Foh Al
anee ,1,, v5asrs axneeted' and fun partcu-
lars in 6rst letter. Ruel +. Holden.
J4rlman 3W26"
~ o.
Not LD LINZ ~ ~
I+no,t tat Won have and your price.
Nntffv Miss Eva ". Blair, 2a7 North
AVe SkaWheean. tf26
.,1 uor..r Avn lot on PINE ST.
1.i5,',,, fa. sa1e Eor 6rica and
P5rurglafs' aadfesS ~ Ar Dl"sn"rS hT5
l. "ss' 81
FINE FARMS FOR SALE NEAR
churches. Schools. stores and one Of
the L,et markets in the State. II. r.
Hanson. l'' Nam street "9s9rR!.ie. ae[i9f.
10 TT. CEDAR MOTOR boat ron
sa1e# with a tauitol engine, first class
condition. Very reasonable price.
Ma be seen At 81 NOrth avenue g. y.
Chase, Y T.. Tel mos. tf25
-...-.
HELP ~ TIE KITCHEN W ANIEn
at Jones Eesia nranL, Nater ST 9koW-
.=- -
WIS. JEN ME WEN oh H. ~
I'm street Nouia IKE l"',lli9 u
h5nse work. 4w25.
WORK HORSE FOX SALE, NEi6HS
S. Lessor q Son. y. +. Telephone Is !;
Farmers phone ~, SkoWhesan' 4W2o'
, ..sna. .,orr, ppop-
ERTN' Seboomook House northern ex-
tremitv of Moosehead Lake for sale.
Snlendid patronage from fishermen.
sportsmen. and timber land proprietors.
CircnIar giving full particulars, on ap-
plleation, r. l. 'lpso"' -Nu''''''ts tf95
vi D''ie mann
SEVERAL GOOD TRADES IN SEC
OND hand oil stoves; also nice line of
new stoves to select from. Nlcks ana
repairs. / want TO buy eooa sec
ui,'' ,' '',,," ,stoI II Murray, m ~
Eront 81 Skowhepan, tf25
WOULD LIKE NUHsIN TN A1EH-
NIFTY cases especially. VIII go any
where. Mrs. Frank Washbnrn. Bof
~ h''si'""'' "-o
FOR SALE / HORSE YEARS OLD
safe and sound: kind and absolutely
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Tor SaTr IT"O I'IsTUm nTIUF TUl UUEEI :.
sleigh md single harness With
rohes and mats all in first class con
ditiou Very loN prices Will he made.
/. G. Jeuuin@S. f3 East Front 81. Sko~-
brpan lW2s*
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HACK CoAT LOST u


SkowHeean Village, July lst. Finder
VII bs suitably rewarded for lis re
turn 70 the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
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Card OF Thanks

We wish to thank the friends and
neighbors who have been so kind to
US during our recent bereavement and
al those who sent the beautiful flow
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At nfty ccnts Ilave gold that organ.
VIII let You know when | haNe anoth-
er. Sill looking for good COW, J. n.
Lancaster. iw2S
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ron StIE-iD1G FORD TOURING

car In nice running order and good
condition; price $35o, also black Shet-
land Pony. weight 100. three years old.
Broken to ride and drive, beauty,
price 500. Extra nice driving horse,
weight 1100. nice worker and clever
and sound Sis. l. l.. Lougee. Madl-
con lW2S
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ERVll,LE mas a line of baskets from
I5r 10 S54n0 can and see them.
Ilortense l.. Bowman, So Temple St a.
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nEANN WORK HARNEss WIN

c0IIIr and names Tor 1aIe' N IL
class conditions Price S@55 also eome
four weeks old pig. james T.. L." Ia.
- Maple St. ~
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7 condifI0n- suitabIe Tor boat. tOTdsl
! Price SO. l., NJ. Kyle, Larone. Ad-
dress Fairfield Center. Farmers l'hon"
| III Aw28'
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eraphopheue o. talking machine Of
any klud Tor tar it'll Of thr tatholIs
order nf FarcsterS. Major Foster, l.
East 81, SkoWhcgdn 2W2S'
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1OupI,rE,NT GIRL OR WOMAN


wanted for general housework. Mrs.
Lois " Patten, NorridgeWock avenue,
Skowheean. y T. Tel. 81 tf27
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nEAAY Mnnk HORSE Fon sALE


for half what he is worth or trade
for COWS Charles Harlow. Smith
MID 3W2S'
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(Signed)

f. p. McCOLLOR
II. T.. SKIDMORE
W. F. HINTON
Athens, Maine, July I, 1919.
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hroWn. gray lace. White breast. Name
Jim. Last seen at North Anson June
%. If seen please notify Thomas
IIoWeS, Bingham. 4W27'
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Would cost $500, Will sell for ESQ
independent Reporter CO. tf25
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Fon sALE-too ACRE FARM WITH

FoR SALE-f0O ACRE FARM WITH
hay, machinery, is level tno rocks)5
cut about - tons hay, besides crops.
good pasture for head; has good
wood lot t00 cords hard wood and 35M
timber; orchard home use. Good g.
room house is painted and has steel
roof; piazza and good cellar and shade.
Barn is i0Ni0, ties head, horses,
shincled all over: in good repair, Ell
and wood shed connects carriage house.
Farm is only 2t2 miles from K. II.
and high school Price $1,000 and
only 500 down. If you want bar
gain come and buy this one. Roderick
Farm Agency, Skowhegan 4w28
MATTRESSES WA>TED-,IuLN 10
to October Il. Eagle Mt. House.
White Mts., jackson. y. II. lw2S
SMALL FARM FOR SALE. I5 ACRES
of land near school; 10 miles from
North New Portland. Price 5000. In
quire of Mrs. Clement Getchell. Som
erSet Me 1w2s
FOR SALE At ~ EAST LEANITT
St-two chamber sets with springs
and mattresses; one white bureau one
good hair cloth couch, one Crawford
Range with tank. one organ; also
several odd pieces of furniture. Call
on or shortly after July II. lw2S
d. PONY WAGON OR LIGHT WAGON
for small horse for sale. Used very
little Price $40 for quick sale;
would cost new s140. Pearl NJ. Tut
tie. Vienna. Maine. 4w2S'
WANT TO SELL THE GRASS,
have some one cut 1t and put it in
the barn for cash or cut 1t at halves;
at our farm near Lakewood. Some
one can get good job If not too late
George }. FairgrieVe tt26
SEE THE JOHN AND JANE CATS
and Bunnies at "The Little Gift shop
56 Temple ST., Waterville. iw2S
ONE EMPRESS OR DELIVERY
Wagon for sale, practically new also
one two wheel push cart one dining
table and one Bush Seythe and Snath;
Phone 17-1l. 4w2S'
TYPEWRITER TO RENT. VISIBLE
and non-visible. All styles, Reming-
ton. l.. c. smith. Smith Premiere, Coro-
mas, Victors and Underwood. one dol
lar and a half TO -four dollars and a
half per month, prices varying with
the machine and with the length of
time Rental can be applied toward
purchase price, II desired lndepend-
ent-Reporter Co.
YANKEE HORSE RAKE FOR
sale. In first class condition. May
be seen at l.. G. Trafton's farm, Skow-
hogan. Charles \. Jones. 2w2S'
FORD TOURING CAR FOR SALE,
1918 model Good tires, honey comb
radiator anu SIbth dbSuIbtiS' NHai itH
n. Jones, III Main St, Skowhegan.
2W2Ss
MAN WANTED ON OUR CART
. Must be reliable and willing to
work None other need apply.
. Good wages. Skowhegan Ice
Il Company. y. f. Tel. 1922. tf2s
FOR SALE-NICE LARGE WORK
| horse kind, young and reliable. A
| good bargain for some one Inquire
| of r. l.. Cushman, Middle Road. 2w27'
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JUST AROUND THE CORNER

from Mann st In WatffFIIIe Is Tho
Little Gift Shop" Visitors always vel
come. No trouble to show goods
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All oerasions NAV be fo1nd at The
I,fftle Cir shop" 81 TemHI" Il. Vat
erviIle Maine Harteu#e J.. Bowman
Proprirtor f"-s
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W0RK HORSE ron SALE. WEIGHS

Gem Street, would like family wash
in - to do or viii go out cleaning. or
house work. iw25.
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BITS. $500 a pair, wks. old from
largest prize winning stock in the |,
: 191: lbs Full pedigreed. {. +. Groves,
SIS Main St, Lewiston. l2w27'
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\ 10 l.r. cI,n\R MoTon now r0n

sale with a capitol engine, first class
condition. Very reasonable price.
MAJ be seen At ~ North avenue. G. y.
Chase, Y T.. Tel. mos. tf25
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sheet ir0n piping Tor sale. one d0llar
for the lot independently Reporter
ffgE
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Separator skins clean. VIII sell al
"A very reasonable priee. Earl W
Stevens. Norridgewoek. Smithtield road
2w28
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WInELY KNOWN HOTEL PROP

about $50; Kind in every way F.
S Lessor q Son, y. +. Telephone 1l6-4;
Farmers phone i21, Skowhegan, 4w25'
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I>n,.s WHITE KID GLOVE

win three blnck lines I09t bttW"eh
Bingham aud Lakewood Theatre, July
md Finder Will be suitably reward
ed for it's return to Mrs JOS. Lapointe.
Riupban, Nc 1W28*
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WANTED-PUPIL NURSES

Bangor Maine. State Hospital offers a
three year nursing course, ten months
of which is spent in Bellevue Hospital,
New York City. Applicants must
have had one year in High School or
its equivalent. Commencing wages
$3.50 per week and maintenance. Apply
to superintendent tf27
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from ioo ~ 80 49,, PaoitS' Also
chance: buy now Wardwell- Stevens
Corporation, 1896 Charles Street. East
Cambridge, Mass. Tel Camb 1880.
8w25s
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loader; must be in good condition and
price reasonable. G. II. Nye Route >,
North Anson, Me. 4w26'
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ERTI. Seboomook House, northern eX-
tremitv of Moosehead Lake for sale.
Splendid patronage from fishermen
sportsmen, and timber land proprietors.
Circular giving full particulars, on APP
plication +. l.. Gipson, Administra-
tor bingham. tt2o
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nor 81 OF SIX RooM~ 10 LEI

GaN - near Nj I'.ts==I fi NA'. #titas5
top carriage and ~ef "f HI Iss- faf
sale l9S Madison A#s Nts- Leland.
AS -
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Hinekley one of the finest locations
in this part of Maine; l50 acres,
double tenement house. large barn and
stable: spring water at house ana barn
and electric lights; one minutes walk
from r. L. Station; postottiee, Express
Oniee and store. Telephone connec9
tions Plenty of wood and timber in
eludng lot of growing pine H9ni$
to town school; also near Gosd " NIlt
High School and Church Come anc
| will show You what l have for sale.
with or without stock. team and farm.
ing tools l also have 100 bushels Of
nice seed potatoes for sale. George
r. Tibbetts. IT,
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MIsr he GOLD nEFoRE HAYING

OAKLAND CAR FOR SALE or
would exchange for stock. MaN be
seen at the Merrill Farm, Skowhegan
y E Phone 209-31 Avs
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115 acres almost level tno stones -
miles from r. r. Town and good mar
ket and on good road; 80 acres in till
age. cuts 30 tons hay besides crops
pasture for L head; we'll watered and
fenced = acre wood and timber lot
estimated 300 cords wood and - NJ
timber; good 6 room house water at
sink; barn 45x75, in good repair
price Includes good cows; | good
horse (weight 1250) all machinery
and tools. + y acres potatoes corn and
beans: all for only $2700; only $500
down Balance easy terms. Roder-
:ek's Farm Agency, Skowhegan, Ne
4Wo5
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O%. side spring. new tires, newly paint
ed. $25. Double Harpoon hay fork,
large size, new with pulleys and
vitt ST 4w27t
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,IT 20. TWO INCH GALVANIZED

VANIZED sheet iron for sale. one yard
wide Three dollars for the lot In
dependent Reporter Co. tf@j
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THurCUee. SCHOOLS Stores and one OF
tue hret markets in the State. II. T.
Hanson. 1l1 Main street, Naterville.
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GOOD SIZED OFFICE SAFE Fo
STENoGRApHER

wishes position anywhere in Maine.
Age 23 single. graduate of business
college Three years eXperienea as
stenographer and bookkeeper in bank
ing establishment one year IN in
surance Office. Can furnish references
Address. Miss Wellman. Care of Ind
yendent-Reporter
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OR LIGHT WAGON


and non-visihle. NJ styIes, Keming-
ton, l.. c. smith. Smith Premiere, Coro-
mas. Nictors and Underwood. one dol
lar and a half to four dollars and
half per month, prices varying with
the machine and with the length of
time. Rental can be applied toward
purchase price, If desired, Independ-
pnt ReDorter Co.
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FOR SALE ~ MADISoN-MoDER


faI- d3, Of mg da4ruser Emma r
brown IN pay none II her bills or
IAve her wages. AaEttId brown.
ct..rE4 N.t#p, IW2S'
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me Il oHrd VIII 0NTI Any NhFf'.
Harry Nelson. - Summer st, Skow-
hogan. tiEa /
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FOR sALE-OSBORNE

Tedder Keystone side delivery rake
oliver Sulkey Plow No. 23-All in good
condition. S. w. Fitzgerald, Canaan
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OND hand oil stoves; also nice Iine OF
new stoves to select from. Wicks and
repairs. / want to buy good sec
ond hand cook stove with pipe. Drop
me postal. j. II. Murray, East
Front st, Skowhegan. tf25
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" AEON
PONY WITH HARNESS.
nEA1m MACON. NEMLN PAINTED

for live hogs. brcf and horse hides
aud veal skins W. Il. Whittier Far-
mors. TrIephOne 1-I5. US
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pt,utE IsED sTEARNs-kNIGHT

Cars for sale. all in good condition,
two four-cylinder. one six-cylinder.
Apply 1t Island Garage, Skowhegan.
pom teienhonps lives"
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REGIsTEREn GIERNsEY cow AT

A GIRL OR MIDDLE AGED WO-
MAN wanted TO cook during the month
of July at Bloomfield Farm. Skowhe-
gan. Reply to Miss L. h. Stevens, 70
Raymond St. Cambridge (B), Mass
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m spare Time. % build permanent busi-
ness with DeMOL and other Hun Pro-
ducts. Profitable Repeaters. Easily
sold. Repeat regularly. Samples
free to reliable workers. Write for
details HUFF, Westboro, Mass. sw27s
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NnN, JENNIE NENTWORTH.

at Jones Restaurant, Water st, Slow
heean. y +. Tel. 5-l2. tf25
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YnrNG WEN AND WOMEN MANT-

GERS Eczema, Acne, Gangrene Piles.
Ivy Poisoning. Skin Eruptions Swell
ings. Pains of Muscles. Nerves, Etc
The Worlds Greatest Ointment send
sixty-ive cents for jar and be hap
py. Life Ointment Co. Dorchester
DIST, Boston, Mass 33 Holiday St
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duckIines. pekin breed. Please let me
know What You have and your price.
Notify Miss Eva VI. Blair, 227 North
Aves ShoWhegau tf2b
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preferably in house by itself. c. \.
Storer COrinna. Reference Independ-
ent- Reporter co. 2w27
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TEAM Camps. Please state expert
enee, wages expected, and full particu-
lars in first letter. Ruel +. Holden.
Jack man. 3W@b'
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in Bingham for sale. For price an'
particulars. address NJ. \. Dinsmore
i21g Vest street, Watervile. 4W2'
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ron ~AII.-I NY nARf.. n


ineludIne me-. young draft horse. har-
ne-S. truck wagon aud wagon sled
BoIuE a good business. \. J. Matthew
- French Il. SkoWhegau. tres
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-29
lQue pasa en- Caguas?

Las quejas de nuestros infor-
NANTES, no pueden encontrar, por
nuestra parte, nj apatia nj desden.
Encontramos muy juHa esa in-
quietud previsora que Sc revela en-
las palabras Y en- los actos de quie-
mes wen en- la actitud inactuante
de las autoridades locales de Ca
guas, un motive de indignation y
de justa censura.
Es indispensable dar la comt-
nidad vecina para la tranquilidad
propia y garantia de los demas, el
cuidado y Ell cello que ALI se echan
de menos.
No ha faltado quien haga una
apelaci6n a los vecinos de Caguas
para que suplan estos la deficiente
actitud de los organismos que han
proyocado esta censura.
La campaha 'reyestira, cada
vez, mayor energia 81 no Sc acude
al remedio del NAL denunciado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-01-29

Personas que vienen de la pobla
ci6n cercana nos dan informes
alarmantes respecto al esado de
la salud p1blica ALI.
Caguas esta pasando por un mo
mento angustoso, por una verda-
dera crisis de la salud p1blica. 7
10 peor es que el pueblo We, con in
quictud, que les encargados de
) buscar atenuaciones al conficto,
hacen un incomprensible gesto de
desden.
El Alcalde, ell Concejo, Ell De
partamente de Sanidad, no han es-
tado la altura de las circunStan-
cias.
La epidemic Sc extiende a la
poblacion rural y a la poblaci6p
urbana, y este rapido desarrollo
no hay quien 10 ataje con la deci-
dida energfa con que es precise
afrontar estas situaciones.