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The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-12-20
Order for Hearing on Petition for Ad-
minfstratiOn.

Order for Hearing on Petition for Ad-
minfstratiOn.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
ST.. Louis.-ss. In Probate Court.
In the Matter of the Estate of Euphra-
STA H. Baker. Decedent.
The petition Of E.. T. Barnard, having
been filed in this Court, representing
among other things. that Euphrasia H.
County of St Louis. State Of Minnesota.
died intestate, on the 26th day of July,
1917; leaving estate in the County OF
st. Louis, State of Minnesota, and that
cedent and praying that letters of ad-
ministratlon of the estate of sal id de-
cedent be granted to Arthur N. Bar
nard.
It Is Ordered. That said petition be
heard before this Court, at the Proba tie
Court Rooms in the Court House in
Duluth, in said County, on Monday, the
goth day of: December, 1919, at ten
O'clock a: M, and all persons interested
in said hearing and said matter are
and place to show cause, If any there
be, why. said petition should not be
Ordered Further, That this order be
World, according to law, and that. a
copy of this order be served on the
County Treasurer of ST.. Louis County
not less than ten days prior to. said day
OF nearing.
Dated at Duluth, Mimi, Dec. 3, 1919.
By the Court.
S. W. GILPIN,
Judge Of Probate.
Attest:
A. r. NORTON.
Clerk of Probate.
(seal; Probate Court, st. Louis County,
CHAs. L. ALEXANDER, -
Attorney for Petitioner,
Fergus Falls MINI,
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-12-20
Order for Hearing on Petition for Pro:
bate Of VIII.

Order for Hearing ON Petition f0F Fro.
STATE OF M1N,:-EsoTA. COUNTY OF
St. Louis-ss. In Probate Court.
In the Matter Of the Estate of John
Lockhart, Decedent.
4 certain instrument purporting to
be the last will and testament of John
Lockhart, having been present to this
court and the petition of Nellie E. Lock-
hart being duly filed herein. repre-
senting, among other things. that said
County Of ST.. Louis, State Of Minnesota,
died testate in the County of st. Louis.
State of Minnesota, on. or about the 18th
day of October. 1919. and that said pc:
titioner Is a devisee named in the will
Of decedent and praying that said in
strument be allowed and admitted to
probate as the last will and testament
of said decedent, and that letters tesla
mentary be issued to Margaret Sullivan
1t Is Ordered. That said petition be
heard before this court: at the Probate
Court, Rooms in the Court House, in
Duluth in said County, on Monday, the
10th day of December. 1919, at ten
o'clock I'M, and all persons interested
in said hearing and in said matter are
eG sted nov s saa ters
be, why said petition should not be
Ordered Further, That this order be
Wcd aS to iaw ann aG that
copy of this order be served on the
County Treasurer of St. Louis County
Treasurer Of St. Louis County not less
than ten days. prior to said day OF
hearing.
Dated at Duluth, Mimi, Dec 2, 1919.
BY the Court. S. w. G1LPlN,
Judge Of Probate.
Attest: A. r. MORTON, VI.
Clerk of Probate. -.
(Seal, Probate Ct, st. Louis. Co., Minn. )
NJ E. LOUISEEL. ..-4,-,-
Attorney for Petitioner, :: -,
6O4-6 Lonsdale Bldg,
Duluth, MINI. =
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-12-20
pLAsTERERs. UNION No. SO, O. p.

PLAsTERERs' UNION No. $50, o. p. I.
!. A.-Meets on second and fourth Mon
day of each month at Rowley's hall.
President, Thor Hanson, PALS West
Sixth street, Lincoln 557-A; vice pres
ident, Harry Hedin, 1920 West First
street. Melrose 7479: financial and cor:
responding secretary, Richard Din
ham. $40 West Fourth street; phone,
Melrose 1892, Grand 1909.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-12-20
TRADES AND.LABoR: ASSEMBLY.


-Meets the second Monday of each
month at Room 3D." Lowell Block.
President, w. E. Towne. $50 East Sixth
street; secretary Fred Warner, :312
West First street.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-12-20

PLUMBERS AND GASE1T'TE1<3!UN
, No. II, U. s. A.-Meetsx the first and
third Thursdays of each month at,
.Rowley's hall 112 West First street.
President, A. Plaunt; vice president.
F. Di santo; secretary-treasurer., n. r.
Tfnkham, $50 Fourteenth avenue East;
corresponding secretary, John Bennett,
500 Second avenue East.
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Order Limiting Time to File Claims and
for Hearing Thereon.

L. w. Dec. 13-20-27-1919. -.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-12-20

Meets first Sunday In each month at
Browns hall, 10 East Superior street.
President, VIM. J. Farmer; vice presi-
dent, John G. Green: recording
secretary, Henry + Fedi; secretary
treasurer, E. T. Hughes, Room ..
Lowell block, 81 East Superior street.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1919-12-20
THE SOCIETY OF PROJECTION EN-

THE SUCIEVY Ut TISOJCV11V1N 1z1N.
GINEERs, LOCAL No. 500 II. A. T.
s.. E.)-Meets first and third Fridays
Of each month ct 1880 p. m: at Room
business agent, w. E. Hammond, Room
21O, Herald building; recording secre-
tary. r. L. Brainerd: financial secre"
tary, r. E. Ferguson, same ADDRESS.
Mr. Hammond's telephone number:
Lakeside 393-K.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings n All
the Leading STOCKS

New YORK.. April s-With he average
Of business which approEirnated veg
l"rdav's -etUrc operations mus fa- TINS
wear the STOCK market Louav resumed
its upward swing, ne movement benz"
again governed I..oSt erlireiv by pro-
teSslnnal r-aders
Pools directed their energy intc ne-
channels. taxing UP various Speculative
issues winch recently played little Or
IN mar m me general advance Fore
most among CneHe were The numerous
MOTOR al gains III two 10 III points,
chandler showing GREATEST sr-nnEtr-
equipments as group also dlsDi la y-n,I
nure activity and strength than AT auv
time n The last fortnight. distilllnE
and fertilizer Issues supplement ed gains
Or the lRHt eew days bv -wo TO five
pusrts
Lens stability was shown oy fond If
after an early moderate advance On
trade reports thai lower hids are being
MAGE for refined copper
t1ross advances IN perroieums ranged
from ! 70 d points. AssnciRted Oil ann
Ean-A merican common ana preferred
absorbing much Of the interest usually
dirHCted towards Mexican Petroleum
and Texas CornpEny-
feathers had their bursts of ACTIVITY
III extreme gains or TWO 70 y points
ANA The strongest Of The miscellaneous
shares WIS SEARS RoebuCy winch -nse
ainBsf three points
Canadian Pacific was the only impor-
tHfIt rail TO show more tfan moderate
strength and I Steel welded 70 FUR
rhe- pressure closing al slight loss
aTfe- having risen .arre ractfun
Sales amounted 10 -.G0a.GH6 shares.
little attention WIS paid 10 tore ~
news and yesterdays marvellous CROP
report seemed 70 eEe'-t no influence
Call money rtiien af - per cent. and
time funds We-n scarce al ner cent
for long periods.
Conditions II the bond mnrter were
reversed III ttat durnesf ice issues were
irregular; and turnlgn issues tirTner To-
IA. Sales, par value. agg-eEaten sl.ern -
HT Ola I :. bonds were unchanged
on call.
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someone 10 take cver I'M busIness

someone 70 take over I'M business.
There are four candidates II the
field VINO have appeared within the
last few DAYS. They are stephen N
Penndo Of IF Shaw Straei- an Hn-
piovre If the Sanford Mills Corpn,-
amen. Mr.. Reando before coming IN
Sanford WAS ii member Of a polio
force n Nh ssh hustIts Ralph Bragg.
:. member of Snnrord's special potic-
Squad, has SEM in hrs application.
The name n Dennis r. CouEsiin. an
operative IN The sanford m.!t~. was
preseni"d Monday for tho board :
consideration Mr.. CouEhlin has been
cararaker If he SanfU-r, Soc1ai Clut
rooms The East Side berth If nor
vet flied George Bernard. rtt.cuti,
nome from France, - IN active can
tiidate. Fred fiGav. = clerk n a
SprrCvair rncHr -7ar-tiCt ,s "an-
GidaIR. and he name 9f Nelson Co
ara hHs ',".n m"nsIoned. although
he tius noi v"l returned s'-orn rnr
-. - zee. &"-nDere n RE -toarn III
lectmen admit hat = IS n. rl'ga'est
pl'ohiaFn hat ,hev have had IA dca
VII for years anT = J AICnesi III"
cha .Trnun. slated Monday hat shnu3d
lhese cana dates pun out tina: II ma
he necassar'v Ia advnr-Is. for "A chic
II police ihe same az WAS zone one
ne WreI: q man was found ~ cas-,
err NuIne who care "a sanford AMI
tnnk yer the Job. The ss4Iary fnr
cnief oT police FOR Sanford x slpA"
md ne muu II obliged 70 purcilus'
:. WHO
furnishes hc bur ns. The select
rner admit INA; The sHlarv 10 rr'
eno.Eh and should ne more and stIte
his wobablv next yaar more Inones
Will u" rain"ti These two r@ritl"f
bn'~he m rte towers Dnii"e FIRE
eaNe hrpf4 Sr,pn sjpcr A0rii :.
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APPLETON

Lem NoranE Of augusta PASSED d
few aays IN town. being called mere
iIy the death Of his aunt. Ms. Weston
Canull
Mr. ana Mrs. Ernest Young pasted
a Sew dAvs IN Warren al Mr.. Young :
fathers
The sfurk called al Nj. and Mrs.
Person Brown and Jeff "a hapr girl.
Ana Louisa
Mr. and Ers r Z. Davidson vino
have been III with rad COLDS. are io
as to I've uui again
Miss -heimer Jacuhs is passing d
few days with Mrs. Edna Young
S..hnols began III town April
A number attended Pomona Grange
al East Onion SATURDAY. All -epur.-
ed a fine time.
Mrs Edna .!acsfr. Mrs. Ma
smith vislt+d al 9. " Granams one
day mis- week
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READFTLD

DEpOT-Master Leo Jones entertain
sn his teacher. Miss Edith Roscoe, Hnd
:he grammar school teacher, MINIS Ethel
Jones On The nth anniversary of ms
birth Thursday, April ID. III afternoon
dinner, and IN The evening al the home
OF his parents Mr. and Mrs A7An
JuneE
The mail route from Realfieid Depot
which masses through portlon of NJ.
Vernon Is ve-v difficult 70 travel on ac
count OF lhe -uugn roads and breaking
trough of the winter frost l. z
Wright, me mail carrier, Mys that al
tnuugh ne never saw the roads in a
WORSE condition anu ne mas TO waIis
na'-t ot The way. ne mas not failsd TO
deliver me mail daily
Mrs. .. ". kensiu OF Portland is H..
suesf Of ner sister. Mrs. J e Dentun
LOUIS Morrow Of WalerviIle was a re-
cent caller on MS sister. Mrs $ A. GAY
and = z W-leht
Il L. TuwNsend ana family nava
muved into their summer home, Lake
side. on Maranacook
Mrs .!anes Frost mas closed he-
sc6noi for snur. vacation
Mrs Ma-v Fl Gordon, who passed he
winter with relatives and friends IN
New Jersey and Pennsylvania writes
OF 4 pleasant VISIT 10 historic Valley
Forge accompanied by ne; rwo daugh-
ters Miss julia Gordon and Mrs
Blanche 3ar-pws- They were motured
ny Mrs, Gordon brother Il v Henry
whose home is N EddinEtun. Pa. She
Is now d. The home % her daughter
Mrs. Fl Sherman. and will te al
home sometime III April
The former neiEhborE and f,-ienus Of
MARI : Collins were greatly pleased
- gree, MIN when ne came lasr week
from Los Angeles. Cal. where with his
family ana Mr. and Mrs Charles Col
Inns ne IL located for the summer
The announcement Of the birth Of a
iauEfte~ to Mrs. Nelson T Gordon on
THURSDAY Ap-il .. has heen made. She
hae been hunGren with the ne me OF
RaCne,
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ALBION

The lass carts IN Bessie high
school have been assigned az fol-
,ovs TaIedicforv Giadvs g Yves
ION. Salutatury. Euth Z. Goul1; class
,-A'av. Natalie A Cole history Iva
VI. Fuller. prophecy Charlotte L.
Norton. presentation ~ sif.s. Ailun
q knights rssay. Dorice Z CruR-
~ and Mildred A. Libby
Win SouIa and fnmifv hnre rno-ad
uric rhsir farm IN Palermo
Milton chalmers and fRr1iis ere
'n0vrng .t1tp thr huuEr vucated Try
Nr Sruir
Crar're wiirur has soid his farm
Il F-rn Ltflpfieil
Matthew Ruth has bpugTt Fred
Snnhans nlRce.
Mis- Olive Gould has Enne to
Wtnsluw, where she viii, teach in the
Baptist scnpsl.
KENNETH Member and Homer
Could WIRE at home ovsr SUNDAY
from Faith.
Wesley Drake ana Mrs Ethel
Drake have eone TO Camp Devens tn
ss4e Aubrey Drnke. who has ai'-'v-
"a from averseas.
Mine Mary Barnes, VIM reranfiy
arrived from overseas. 10 pasEfr.
few weekS nj nuYne.
SOUTH IdeIla Marks was n
week lend guest with Min Mabel
Higgins
Mrs. Charles TraRk 10 On the sick
10 nj This writing.
Mrs. Junie ArnD and SON Eo-
ward uf Huuti, FSedum called sun
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SOLON

SoC-H-FsBy Fort,us. wnn is working
as firermen one OF the j'ortan"
trains iE visiting his parents. ID and
Mrs Mont rUr.,ns
The I.unRfeIicw rt,hcoi h-sHn HoraaT
with Miss Lnansha Pike ef Corn~iile as
tcarhrr The Warrington st;hoot ha
t,spn II, s.ss,nn Tor srr--al w..-As with
tep--,- Ppm, ms ,-.n,ts- 4rtd Etabr Tuiss
acting as assistant
recent guest N f,s mother Mrs Lewis
Russell
Mn. " O Paul In NJ far -ernrere3
from her recsnt illness that he- nurse,
Miss Grace Greenieaf. returned home
Friday
q p rnEE NJ Curnvilie was IN town
SUNDAY the CUES, Of his daughter,
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. April q
AOGS-Eeceiuts T-.He Ma-ke, opened
uneven. mostly 10 cents 10 . ..r.s
higher. advance pAy-ly tps- Ear,v tup
3Ra. Estimated tomorrow 3oe9e Bulk
u sales Dlad2l4i; heavy weights Aslan
DN; medium weight 212Hd3,5t lignl
weight l9ssGrb4n light nights Issr5a3Mt
sows 1S2501975 Digs 1775aDlS7o
CATTLE-ReceIpIs 6t20 Beef steers
anc butcher she stock stency 70 Is cents
lower, bulls 3 cents lower. calves q
cents 10 % cents higher; feede-s STEADY
Estimated tomorrow E.W6 HEAVY bee:
steers t15an 2.4o; light beef steers 10eou
ISN. Butcher Cows and heifa~s -25n
14Ih; Gamers and cutters 5Ss0lDen Ven.
calves l1Stta1.!D. Stockers and feeders
steers So.o1l l;i2g5
ShEEP-Eeceiprs E.0oD Fa, lambs
about steady; sheen. veRrtings and feed
ing lambs tending lower Estimated to-
morrow GDoN Lambs. 81 Lbs ~ lens
1Slvn MS s. lbs. or better --7aG1yN
culls l4stnf1.5. Ewes Medium and eeOd
1@%s1'liao; cubs and common S90ml.E
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mchS6C

Gay ur her parents, Nj. and Mrs
Charles Trask
Ber- Duranr and John Whitaker
were business callers IN x alerviile
Saturday
Mrs Susie Mclaughlin. VINO has
neara Ill in he'd for the past week, Is
reported anuui the ~ame.
..nG guest with Miss Ruth Mark.
Mr. and Mrs. Hernon BarsLon IT
Freedom are the proud parents II Il
baby Eiri, born SATURDAY II last
week
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New York Produce Market

New York, Aprtl q
WHEA T-Spot ti'rn No rsd .s68
elevator export
CORN-Spu, aaFy No Yellow and
No wnife ~ - : New YORK.
DATS-sper easier, standard Y
PORN Fir,ner mess 300
LARLI-Strong Iniudle west 3flen2n1i.
BCTTER-Steadv, Receipts S3Ei Jubs:
creamery higher than extras 6sGn66s do.
extras. " score. tTs T1-vrs 6Sa ass pack
ing sfuck current make No ~
EIGS-Firm receIpts u 80 caBek
fresh gathered extras %. fresh gath
cred firsts northern section 4ladi3a do.
southern section 4lm43: state Pa and
nearby western hennerv whites fine 10
ancr ~ stale. Pa, and nearby nenenr-
WHITES ordinary tt, prime +ea1I state.
Pa. and nearby nenne-v browns a6047
40 gathered browns and mixed cuiurs
40d46
POTA TOES-Steady Bermuda hnis
Sa0M16M; Jersey sweets per hAskc; gDhn
1:S5
ABRAGES-eteadv Old rel hbl Sn
0Iogn
SJGAR-Raw steauT cent~!.uEai
Is fine granuiuted Se
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New York. April q
Mercantile paIwr 53na3.
sterling ifi-day bills 81.
Commercial Si-dHy bills Oh Janhs a. co.
CommercIai 6a,-day bills 4s. demand
{ a. cables 4G4,
Frangs. demand 5.M abips a.9Ss
GuIiders, demand 49,, cables 40s
Lire. demand 80. ~ nies I.3r
Mexican dollars -
Government and railroad pGnus reg
uia-.
Time .oans si%ady ~ DAYS. ~ aii 8
and six months 5a6ri55s
Call mpnev strung. hiEn g. iuw :. rl,l-
ing rate 81. closing md -, offered nj D.
isEI sDnn q, hank aGceptuuces ii
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Chicago p-oducs Market

Chicago A3ril Q
Talk n biz country offerings III AL
POSITIONS weakened the corn market TO-
day utter prices had -fHen 20 ne top
most poIni reI tins season. The close
was heavy - 70 S-4 cents net lower
with MY 1bSs IN LES 81 ana July 80 "a
TO 10 oats finished cent 70 : "a -antS
down and provisions warning .~nrn
CENTS decline 10 30 cents gan
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Boston prosucs MarAok

Boston April z
BEEF-Chuiue wnule cattle JG4
81 TTAR-Nurthern creamery extras
6ImsT5 western do f61@G
CEEESE-New ynrk twins chu,ce
fresh S7dI22S
CORN-No = yellow IE0lSs
EGGS-Nea-Dy hennery 5GGI western
do Gd41
FLOC a-sprtng patent. 18Th sacks
-as0.dr-gg.a.
EAy-No timothy S5laf
thanksgiving d.
CATS-Fancv ~ TO .2-ih sacks slsddS1
PORk-Medium acks $40
PoTATQES-Maine per lGN lbs car
lot. A0M25e
81 GAR-Gran uiAied, wholesale 9s5
per LOO Ibs IN bulk
VEA-t-nE
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WALL STREET
Reps~ted by Aayden. Stone { Co.
Me,nherB New York siock Exc. Bos-
ON Stock Exc. New York luttun Exn
Chicago Board of Trade PORTLAND
SrHncn Once, I'D Middle ST. View Eng
and Telephone 1sds ISas
VA. Il PORTER. ME-
MoS York 0fuuk Market
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

Thomas : Clhrs, the Washington
street pRrber. Sanford. WIN WINS in
the rsue fer chief Of police. withdrew
his ra1ne MundHv afternoon The mp
puintnanf was MIR Clark's II he had
aucepsed II, fur all three members
ri the hoard Of sei~ctm-n mad de-
cidAd To appoint him, and he vas
given a few days 70 arrange Cor
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Exchange 20 Close Good Friday

New YORK. A Dril THE hoard OF gov
.-r"nnrs ot the stork exchange voted II
close the exchange IN Sono Friday
A lri rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-10

New A1VSI LtSGAaSMlS AO00y
..cgt--i.lzn-.
70. sait-EsEs.
War,en Y ORR
W.rreu--f3aroe'.
Warteti- u omen.
u.rtpr-.'osfrlun.
,t-lt,1an-- x aItress.
,s--N-,si wAfCt.
~ Fl Tenement
m -at.--- npk stove.
IN sait--i{,.il estate.
~. r.f-7leaSart rent.
N!rrau-- ASH regiSiers.
~, So nisnea SUITE.
las1---f.llrE spaniel dog
i'o. stiff upcoru wagon.
~ -aia--New mich COW
RIO 81 housekeeping rooms,
Harten-Smali poultry farm
U.rfru-4.lr' Tor nUuEeworh.
% double harness., etc
Wartea-W DIRK by hour or day
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CLASSIFIED AID
RATES
|p.YAELE IN ADVANCE

~ars FOR I sia4
wnrs tor 3 tissss consecutive.
xo-s FOR tiMnaB consecutive.
Ex.-s .rsertiano - su1A
\. srvsr>,saa1ossk Aoo0 S0r t0n1
.nsn &c
CHARGES fer this daGB e
kave---,sing are too W18 -
rudrabiy charge q cur baaks.
Cpun. the words u ysr q
Ind send payment with your
Srder.
Display advertising q c32ssi-
6eG page $50 additional to
karr lies.
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.
Hnnasems 2-skory houss Of . rooms
and hath. ail iusra sooa floors. apsn
plumbing, eIsctric iipht.- st tuts-
not air furnses- big ~sr.ndas and
extensive vis~. Garage and garden.
Owner 70 Isa~e city ana means .
sell.
E. E NEWBERT
Agency
Augusta, Maine
THIS LONG STAALiSrED
AGENCY DOES ONE THING ANc
AIMS TO DO IT WELL n MAKES
4 BUSINESS OF REAL ESTATE
IN ALL fTS BRANCHES AND
SUCCEEDS IN BRINGING THE
BUYER AND SELLER ToGETAER.
apr9rtf
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HIGGINS FAR Agency
= Common ST. 264s Water ST. Depot so.
Waterviile AuEusIa Gardiner
i-ACRE FARM FOR $500. Estimated
NM cords wood. lumber home USE, land
We'll divided, good buildings, nice neigh
uHr.npou. near cAr line. easy 70 drive 10
citv. Il will pay you 70 look over our
list HIGGINS FARM AGENCY, An
Eusta aprlBdlr-
A BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE. MY
place al No. 9 C0ugnIin 81 Apply a.
The house or telephone 1I-W. a;Ir9dI
6a- ACRE FARM WIFE BUILDINGS,
field. pasture, wood ana orchard on
Brunswick road. new State -uad. bord-
ers Pleasant @und. guDG chance 20 sell
come gont rurtaEe lois with little fixing
up tins property will sell for twice AZ
much as 7 Am asking for II. ! can sell
his property for SLIGO. pRrr cash, bal
anct on easy terms. OF would exchange
for CITY property. this is a Dig bargain
and some one is -olnE 10 get ing TRADE,
have four good stock farms and other
small fa-ms for sale Write me VIVA:
you want. Tt'ror Ring. LII Wash ingtun
St, Bath. Maine. aprst3t
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Strawberry plants.
large and prolific.
q dependable varie-
Ties including Ever
Dear1nE. SEND for
price list now. C.an
SA We YOU MONEY,
AddreaB Il. 2. Phil
Lips. Rt. 4, Auburn,
Me. Tel. ia.
aprSd3t
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1919-08-09
To The Readers OF The Library


Tho following new books have
been received with ~ many moro to
come any day.
Sinclair-Jim Higgins
Rinehart-Lou Stories
Merrick-Conrsd In Quest OF His
Youth
Balasco-Four Horsemen OF The
Apocalypse
0rey-Dessrt OF Wheat.
Connor-Sky Pilot In Mans Land
Portsr-Dawn
King-Clty OF Comrades
Bacheller-Eben Holden
Allen-Metel OF Tho Pasture
Allen-Emblem OF Fidelity
Allen-Wby The Chimes Rang
Ouida-Dog OF Flanders
Seton-Wild Animals i Have
Known
Seton-Animal Heros
sston-Biog. OF The Grizzly
Baily-Tale OF Cufiy Bear
Kipling-Years Between
Burges-Adv. OF Bob White
Scudder-Childrens Book
acknowledgements Poems
COMMITTEE
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Some Ranch Deals

Tom Scott, who knows how to
bring the seller and buyer together
In real estate transactions, reports
the following deals. which have tax
en- place past week or SO:
8. r. Richardson, to James H. Cop
eley; 100 acres.
Mrs Mary e. Smith, to 8. r.
Richardson; 100 acres.
Otto Hshnewald to James Coordes
$50 acres.
Nj. Coordes 10 . newcomer, from
Indiana, and 10 related to the H. 4.
Wilson family Of Flag Creek. He
will improve his extensive place and
put In high class stock.
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sas.d portions sas Blood and he.iinsr The The Pol
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,or me ~ Rev. Kenneth M.,,,.
came IN ~ .na a hi' sister Mia. - p Ian
M.r. n,o ~ our b.lmy bre.... month
year. .'a Nv w.' here two .umm ,es' Rev.
!! Miss Martin h.. 's.nt to Rev. Nelson
,so S. .a Everyone is glad s TO ne nor. be-
ONE from eli. 'eo . hearty VOL
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over ao ',rad do. down Lion canon o. .h rain
R Hys. the the ro.d bed Of ' .So Of Of water
low. the -. !, Tho ditch vh %s', 70,
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to M.s M.,.'t TO Of Axl.l, "a. . ,,.,..
Ia. .ssss =. rue'd.y. M. M t,.,to.
Of the .d az, c.sel which i. tn. cato on
Richm.n.S' s r., He reports .b :. sui sol
one Of ah. o.. Company now ,".t h. tho
Sr.sy 70 st star. operation, o on ,,,s, rig
thoroughly bs,or. ' av,. thu. field out
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Pioneers Robert Reigan and Ed
r. WILDER met on our boulsvards the
other day and exchanged few re.
marks on "ye olde tymes."
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