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Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07
DUPLEX TRUCK PULLS
HEAVY SAND WAGON OUT
OE "R0TT0MLESS PIT"

If YOU want to see a truck perform
stunts which seem almost incredible,
be at the office of the Barber Potter
Motor company this morning at 10:45
O'Clock where autos will be waiting
to convey you to the city gravel pit.
where an exhibition of the power of
a Duplex four-wheel drive truck will
be given. This is not a new make
having been on the market for about
eleven years, but II was only recently
that it made It's appearance into this
part of the country.
A test was made yesterday at the
gravel pit northeast of the city. A
wagon, weighing ton and a half,
was loaded with three tons of sand
The truck was driven into the pit,
hitched to the wagon tongue, and the
load was pulled out and hauled to
town. This pit is generally referred
to as the bottomless pit" and is re-
garded as one of the worst in this
part of the country to haul a load
out of, four horses being required to
do what the truck did.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07
FLIPS FROM THE F7LLUlMS

gown, the star wears long tulle veil
caught on the brow with orange bios
SONS, and long string of matched
pearls.
The Chester outing" pictures will
also be repeated today.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07
STATE CAN GET
4 II MILLIONS
FOR ROAD WORK
County Commissioners Go to
Santa Fe to Join Others in.
Urging Legislature to Take
Steps to Obtain Federal Aid.

Members of the county board,
headed by Or. NJ. X. Wylder,. left last
night for Santa Fe to join the forces
of county commissioners from all
parts of the state, called there to urge
the legislature TO enact legislation
that will enable New Mexico to get
S4,5O0,000 federal aid for road build
iLS
A rider on the postoffice appro-
priations bill. signed by President
Wilson shortly before his sailing
again for France, provides that the
federal government will spend that
amount in the state for postal routes
if the state expends similar sum.
The federal appropriation will be
available to the state only on that
condition and legislation is required
to meet the terms of the congress
sional bill
kilograms were sent from Santa Fe
to all county commissioners, asking
them to come to the capital. It was
stated that there was confidence that
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07

the legislature would pass the neces-
sary bills if enthusiastic support was
given and for that reason the COM
missioners We're invited TO make the
trip, giving the legislators proof of
the interest in road building. The
messages were signed by Governor
LarraZolo, H. o. Bursum, DR.. S. NJ
Johnson and Senator j. " Tully
chairman of the senate committee on
roads.
Bernalillo county will have full rep
resentation, all Of its commissioners
having responded to the invitation
They are, besides the chairman. David
Metzgar, from the southern district
and Max Gutierrez, from the northern
district. In addition. w. c. Oestreich,
president of the Chamber of Com
merce, will he there to pledge the
chambers support to the plan.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07
NJ THE IDFNJ5.

Miss Phyllis C'yne, prominent in
London social circles and recent inher-
itor of large fortune, nearly escaped
marriage with her own father, Lord
sheldon. only the fatal automobile
accident which overlook the two pre-
vented what would otherwise have
been terrible end to a fateful meet
ing
Lord sheldon was known in Eng
lands most exclusive set as a noto-
rious rake. TIe became snGularly at
tracted to the beautiful young debu-
tante, Miss Clyne. Friends Of the lat
ter attempted TO dissuadc her from
the match. She was stubborn in her
affection for the midde-aged noble
man. The elopement followed. In the
terrible automobile accident which
overlook the two Miss Clyne discov-
cred her relationship to Lord Shell
don.
Triangle's novel photoplay of Eng
lish social circles contains this unique
situation. II is called, Society for
Sale and is a production of rare
beauty, featuring William Desmond
and his new leading lady, Gloria
Swanson. 1t will be shown at the Ideal
theater today and tomorrow.
There will also be produced two
reel Mack Sennott comedy, "a Sea
Serpent's Desire"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07
JUDGES HOME ROBBED
WHILE He VISITS HERE

The home Of Judge H. I. Campbell,
now in Albuquerque, was looted by
burglars at Bristol, Tenn, according
to word received here Thursday. The
burglars entered through basement
and worked leisurely, having no fear
OF being disturbed, as the house was
unoceupied. They searched every
room. The amount of their loot was
not estimated.
Judge Campbell, who is a promi-
nent Tennessee lawyer and former
assistant United States attorney gem
craL came here with Mrs. Campbell,
who is in sanatorium.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07
T0DAY'S SPORT CALENDAR
Racing-Winter meeting at Jeffer-
son park New Orleans

Racing-Winter meeting at Jeffer-
son park, New Orleans.
Winter meeting at Havana, Cuba.
Athletics Dual indoor meet of
Michigan and Chicago universities, at
Chicago.
aIl-Championship tourna-
ment of Illinois intercollegiate Ath-
letic association, at Bloomington.
soXing-Al Doty VS.. Johnny Grif-
fiths, twelve rounds, at Akron, Ohio.
Willie jackson VS.. frankie Farren,
four rounds, at San Francisco.
Phinney Boyle VS., Harry Carlson
twelve rounds, at Brockton, Mass.
Journal Want Ads bring results.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07
AT THE LYRIC,

An exquisite wedding gown of real
Russian lace is worn by the great Ma
zimova in Toys of Fate" story of
gypsy life, which will be shown at
the Lyric theater today and tomor-
row, In this Screen Classics picture
the celebrated star wears lace which
she has had in her possession ever
since she came from Russia. The
dress is made princess fashion, not
close fitting, however, but graceful
and loose in the medieval manner
now so much in vogue This wedding
gown is worn by Nazmova in the
scenes in which as a gypsy girl, Azah
she returns from school and marries
her elderly benefactor With the
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07
AT THE PAsTINIE,.

IA The PiSIIME.
Clara kimball Young chose Robert
G. Vignoia to direct "The Reasons
Why, the Selec. picture which will be
shown here at the Pastime theater to-
day and tomorrow. MIR. Vignola has
but recently completed Alice Brady's
latest Select offering, "The Knife"
and for number of her most success
full productions was Pauline Freder-
ick's director. He is one of the best
known men in the field and his work
speaks for itself.
The story is one of high social life
and deals with the marital entangle-
ments of fascinating widow and a
typical Elinor Glyn hero. Endless
complications mark the unfolding of
the tale and Miss Young has a role
dramatic and romantic as well.
a Keystone comedy, "Maggie's First
False Step" will also be seen.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07

This
Night House,
V.
fu-fedged
while "When
Want
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07
At THE "B."

James Neill, actor, gentleman,
thorough scholar and talented follow
er of Thespis, has the role of Peter
Gregory in "Women's Weapons" the
new Paramount picture starring Ethel
Clayton, which will he the attraction
at the ''B'' theater for the last time.
Mr.. Neill, after an exceptional success
upon the stage, has come to safe
harbor in the films, ana has given SO
many splendid performances since
that 1t would be difficult to enumerate
them herein. He is one of those con-
Sctentious actors who puts his art first
and never fails to give thoroughly
artistic performance of a given role.
Miss Clayton's support is unusually
efficient, Her leading man is Elliott
Dexter. one of the best known screen
players in the country.
The management is also repeating
the comedy, 1.-The Village Chestnut"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07

Before India rubber came into gem
eral use as an eraser the crumb of
bread was used for erasing purposes.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07
P0CATELLO OFFERS BIG
PURSE TO TEX RICHARD


Pocatello, Ida, March 6.-The Po-
catello Athlete club today telegraph
ed Tex Rickard an offer of $780,
600 cash" for the Willard Dempsey
heavyweight fight. The message said
the Idaho boxing laws were being
revised so that the fight might be
held, j. Robb Brady, son of the late
United States senator and millionaire
power and electric operator, signed
the message as president of the club.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1919-03-07
ST. JOHNS CHURCH is
ENDANGERED BY FIRE

For the second time in little more
than two months st. Johns Episco-
pal church. Fourth street and Silver
avenue, was endangered at o'clock
Thursday morning by fire. The
church escaped damage this time.
The fire started in pile OF leaves
that had blown against the metal
chimney from the furnace. The
chimney is outside the church. A
neighbor saw the blaze and, fearing
it would set fire to the church, called
the f.remen.
The church was damaged early in
January by a fire which started in
the basement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features OF the Days Dealings n All
the Leasing Stocks

Nv YORK. M4rcn ...--ra III. WI.
so r - 'a1-e ioia. .c.,.G ti1-
- ned 4ct--.-. : -.s'! rgth .siaSn Of Vs.
t-rcas record session. 81, the -a0-
An ,Fres..ar opening H.-h many >.a-
Stdnudi gd.Hs d 80 etost
sch uncertainties IS prevailed! a. Till
outset were de cE.r.y 70 IL nr4I =
ness u Shippers All. seNera! 1t re IN
tTlStr!dl spec .alt!es ant The resIr.,. ID.
movement If tniteI states See. all
"a = which encogra5eI renewed s-.... !.
Botr rails and sh.porg5 became de-
1lded.. strong later. however the .5r-
TER advancing pr.Skiy IN Washington
a1E,c-s TE--h pointed - a sat.sfaa tc~.
outcome u TIE conference y~-N-e1 th-
director genera, aHi ire ex-c1- vs. D.
The transportation cor?Pan!es.
pclntHen1 was expressed On ~
-t--l manufacturers and commerce a.
thorities i>ennecott Copper .iIs..!er
had little e@tct. meals -ig1Irfn- u IT.
portartiy = ne dag operations
Dealings We're broaGesl ami most ]
i've in ne +nai hour. United Sra-as
steel rising Almost twt points o ~ sn#
4 fiiiatei TndlS1-ta.s. equipments o.!s.
robaccoS ard dls-li.cg issues .dyan-
ing three 10 - points.
Foremost teatc-es Were American T1-
uacco, Industrial Alcohol. General El4
tries. New YORK AT Brake. Mckee r.
petrols:r3. United Cigars American In
terrationsl. United Fruit ami :. Pau
preferred Sales amounted 10 .fnaA-.
shares.
Bonds asain failed % re4e- -e-
strength ana acti.ity a. n stock ,.-.
IRE. tone II Ire ram Be.rg somewhat
r,ixrd Liberty Issues easing
Total sales. par value. Aggregated 81 :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12
WINTHROP
Winthrop. Manchester and
Monmouth S. S. Conference

The District Sundav school assocA-
ton held lis spring session a, t."
Congregational church, winthrcp.
Friday. March TN. A. 900 \. N
devotional services were conducted
business session.
The opening address was delivered
by Or. George NJ. Twitche. who took
as his theme The War is Ended: our
Duty is not He vas followed by the
closest attention Of ali. Mrs. E. y
Whiting the1 spoke on Early I'M
pressicns IN Character Formation
'The Importance of the Cradle Ro,l
VAS then considered. The last tea-
ture OF the forenoon program was a
discussion Our Local Needs" opened
by the president. f. T. Clj0ord.
\ bouutlfui dinner VAS then served
by the entertaining church.
The afternoon session opened a.
lis with A praise Scrvioo I'D ~ A.
fred " Hawkes. our county, pres,dent-
The first speaker wa Rev V. r..
Bragdoa on the topic The Adult
Bible Class IN the sunday school.
follcue by d Round Table corfeFenc"
conducted by Alfred W. Hawkes. on
The sunday school Teacher
Teacher Training" was then pre-
sented in an hlc manner oy Rev Milo
G. Folsom of Gardner. Mrs. F.. J.
Mumford spoke On An rrgaEize'
PRIMARY Department in Every Surdav
school and ess followed by Rev. y.
f Fierson who spoke on How ~
! secure Lesson Preparation fer the
sunday school
Two ,rios Oh. Taste and See AMI
Thu Homeland were beautifully
rendered during the afternoon by Mrs
r. =. McIllroy Mrs. Rena Mclilroy
and Mss MArsarer Mclllroy.
The following officers Tere elect'1
for the ensuing year: Presldcrr, Har-
~ II. Cochrane. vice president. Rev
V E. Brasdcn: secretary. Nellie X
Millspaush, treasurer. Miss Grace
Cloush. home department SHrerin-
tenden,. Hiss Sarah Bale superin-
tendent primary department, Mrs.
Eucenla Titus. superintendent Grad"
Roll Mrs. Alice l.. FAIR
Over 20 Sunday school workers
we're IN attendance and ther" were
many expressions Of The he!pfllrc:s
Of the conference.
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Cnicaqo Cattle Market

chicago. Md-c3 I'll
HOGS psraf0r< nAa Market mestlH
?, ~.r-s 20 ~ cents hjgr-r, spots - cents
= cents hgh-r E.tn tina I'd t1 ON. Ersw
..4.sri4.9. light ts-=GIsse packing iSpr
ia:s tarox-o.:t~ I--5g $50 Pigs, saol
20 choice ;-nottis-l.
ATT Free. pts :: 80. Good a:d
-s,.,I.4 n.e- s-rers and butcher cattse
II s7f ) cents nl-rer Others ard ea.. ave
IL H. ESTIMATED tomorrow $50 See
ate iood. choice AID PRIME So %,
rs common and medium loa4, l-. .1 /,
butchers lows ard heiters lt'H l-'ae
r.rrers ard cutters 5.5a1n1. ~toc&er-
ard ttra-rs. Good, c1oIee ara /, I pT.,1a
F, .Ii-dl-"1. inferior common ann therlalh l
,:.--rrI Veal sa!vez Good TO choice
-.ddl.H
SaEEp-Peceipts ii.loo. MARKET most
- steady PRIME lambs higher. EST
r,,ta,i tomorrow ITp Lambs: Choice
,s-5uia5a. cuil.s l52..tl."'- yves Sno 80
,-rt9fly-J culis fGT~r
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MONMOUTH

The annual town meeting va
held IN Monmouth Monday. Marc
10. al CUmston hdl. The fol'o~ln-
officers were elected: Moo" rat1r. Fl.
Z Merrill; Jerk. Roy D. Woodbury.
selec,men, L. :. Emsry. W j. Trof',
William Alien: treasure, J. F
Moody: experimenting scaooI conn
mite. George 4 Lincsey. collector
and constable Mr. Baird trustee of
rulrston hall, L. :. En1ery: trustee OF
Cumston library. H. :. Bent: CHIEF
engineer hre department, H. f. Mer-
rilI rpriations-conmoR schools
$50 support of poor $500: street
lights a. Monmouth Center $500.
summer roads $4,000: stree lights at
North Monmouth $40: winter roadS
1850: Memorial daE $50 state aid
roads sci: maintenance state aid
roads S,s5.
Rev G. W. ". key~s Mr.. and Mrs,
George .. Longf-llow. Mr.. ard Mr.
D. n. Eeuner ard Mss Grace Cloust
attended the Manchester. Winthrop
and Monmouth Distr;ct Sunday
school Association Convention in
Winthrop Friday. March : The fol-
lowing officers Were elected: Pres!
.ent. II. Fl Cocnrane, Monmouth:
vice president Rev Y. +. B.agdon,
Win.hrcp: secretary Mrs. L. II.
M,Mspaush Winthrop Ce.ter; treas
uYer. Mss Grace Clough, Mon
mouth
Chester Perkins and family Of
Monmouth Ridge nave moved TO
West Gardner.
James Hewelt OF Thou1aston IS tie
guest ST his brother John Hewett-
Ronald Prescott formerly Mon
mouth boy vto received serious IN
lures 70 one eye last sumner willie
r,vet!rs on ships. and VITO was
obliged 70 remain in hospital sew
e,al month has ROW gone 70 hos
pi,ai N Hartford. Conn. tpr another
operation.
Among the Monmouth people who
attended the sH-onobi'e show IN
Portland were Mr. and Mrs. II. +
Merrill. Gerard Greenhef \ ' BiaIs
dell. { O. Flanders J II Jennoss
Word has been received thsI
Private C-litton \ Loon mas arrive.
GA ne Nedic from overseas an6 IS
,ox at Camp Devers and expects
soon % return " MS hems. He ~
me elder son OF NJ. and Mrs. A J
Loon ~ Aoamouta and sss enc o.
,hs nrst 10 enlia, rem this town.
He has beer with ,he supply CO. 5tth
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Blaine Mansion
Continued iron, Page One

in. II the STATE sees IL ever TO re-
place il with another structure. no
rar- cr the present building saail be
l.ssd for such or any other purpose
ana SHALL be disposed Of by tA- then
1iylr- heirs.
GOVERNOR All..laen's message an
rouncing the gift, with Mis-. BeaIe ;
statement concerning II follow;
Tbs Governors Message
To tn Honorable senate
ana House OF Representatives
7 recently called 70 your attention .
notable service which the late Lieu
tenant Walker Blaine Peale rendered
ID the State Of Maine by placing at
our disposal for unrestricted use dur
ing the var the home OF MS Dustin
guished grandfather. Hon James Q.
Blaine also informed you that
LiereuaTt Beair's rnothe~ rad gen
erousiy decided 10 allow The state 10
continue to occupy the Blaine man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-12

action authorizing acceptance OF
TINS noble and generous gift With a
suitable expression Of the gratitude
and appreciation Of our people.
also suggest that authority be grant
ed fer carrying out with scrupulous
care all the desires expressed IN the
letter and the deed in order tina, the
Blaine mansion may remain 4 land
mark recalling the great career ot
one of Names most distinguished
sons and may also become a fttin-
mem orial 10 the brave and gallant
youth whose patriotic zeal AMI
daun,iess heroism so spiendidiy ful-
filied the traditions Of his family ami
his native State.
(Siyned) CARL E. NILLIkEN.
GOVERNOR.
Dated at the
Executive Chamber
March II. 1919.
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COOPERS MILLS

The Kings Daughters were entsr-
tanned al the home OF Mrs. Daniel {.
Gi,dden March Sth. with a good at
tendance
Chester and Jerry Colby a-s I'M
proving from their illness.
Nr. ard Mrs. Lawrence Morton and
little daughter Dorothy. we're week
end guests of Mrs. Mile Jonas and
Sarah L. Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Coombs have
returned from Augusta. where they
have besn visiting friends and rela-
tives.
The r1illyard Of Weeks Bros. pre-
sen,s a lively appearance as many
logs are being hauled and they ara
commencing their spring saving
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50 ACRES
With $500 Down

located miles from, Village and NJ =
~ station: from city on Staie rea
"a! stnool and AXE, y acres IN NOUN.
"'i'' cuts ~ tons nay balance IN wood
@,'d pasture tor 10 head plenty wood
an .aihoer tor nome use isc fruit j.
roNm mouse. water pipei in S,-rt bar
- UP !" Read, wood SIZED and poultry
mouse al III good repair prica E.ai
Pa, eA5n on easy terms. Il l. Ucr.
ester West n Ave August. Nat~a
Ffore 2ia-M r,cl,a,.7
- A FARM CUTTING - TONS hay
nile CITY depot schools churches. :
mn ites wax 10 e'ectrics. ne.e- tail4ns
"eii, pump oiped 10 house and Earn +.
s.orY mouse, rooms. shed. earns
auirx sac. lrciia. head stock Over
.ard car. : sacrifice Address Mrs. q
I. Scribner. Lardiner mchIadis
~ HEE FARM BARLAINS-3o acres. :
r!ies from Augusta. ! mile 10 schooi. :
nl'.e % I. 4 & w r r. ga cord:
wood i"i II lumber; .-room house. e.ec-
Elc iights. water IN house AMI larn
.astures % lead. cuts :. tons hay, PR :
10y. part dowr, isy payments
- acres. rllles rom Augusta !. nile
20 fia!ioHeit.- Borders kerneba, river
cuts - tons nay. pasture :o- heal /.
stoTT house. . rooms. barn 1Axi5 price
Sae, soe DOWN, bal Of, Easy terms.
- acre farm miles from Augusta ! :
story house. 5 rooms. buildings come Z
on easy terms, QUEER goot bargains
". II. Austin. Real Estate Tel $50 o.
ss-A. Room! %. Augusta IRIS Bag
- a.
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Observation-Disclosures

-sc % &c. CASH PER PoCND FA5I
Tor I've poQirry send postal st.c.:. :
what 70. nave and ! Wi! al A
Rctnschll, Pleasant =. t.Ahdo!ph
nl1E--liH
POSITION 70 DO HoU>EwpRK o.:
nurse g,ri. ii. u y, ca'e NenHeo=.
Jo4rna. Oi-.Gr. - u :
A COOK STOVE ~ IouI CoNDl-
Price reasonable -App,y. - Nr- los
q True. Augusta. Telephone l,6-3l.
MILK CUSTOMERS FOR % QUART
OF milk daily. ueliv red. or wou-t %.
i sa.a.. NIX route. T. M's-N
TEACHERS DESIRING Go0D posi-
TORS TOW or in the tlM Di@ase call or
write for or terms New t.nsis Fl
Teachers Asencr. - Y u I. :, SG:.s--
'e nchl. Ned-sat.as -
CASH PAID FOR LIBERTY BONDS
Fova.. the JeWeler. Eal,0NeN. Ne. =
!eave with Ray Royal. Gardner
! MOVING PICTURE THEATRE Full
! y equipped. - G. az "a;sr syreF-.
Gardiner. I.---. : 80
EXCHANGE COMPLETE WIRELESS
Set and ,Ho men Is bicycles vasue 81
Carleton, 8 Sewai 81 Tel csS-W
SAXON, METZ. FORD. CAR At A
trade Box ~ Bath. Ne n,rhi.de. !.
MEN AND WOMEN. IS AMP oL VEL.
-ahway mail. post offiee, custom; IN e.
mi rsyenue census. va -isA. 80
nlorth Hundreds Facancies- Write foF
free particulars Of examinations itx-
SINNER. continental. Building. Nasn
ington. ~ ,'-ot
EoE-C%ION CARPENTER WORK.
Job or day work. Tel ISL rlcA4deI.
yOroE Truck HAULING. HAVE.
IoGr rsturn loads rom Boston. no-ii
us. loads or furniture CT freight &c
Vicinity Of Portland or southern Or
western Name and Boston so- four-ton
trucs Giiscn, motor trucA contra tors
Gardiner nlch.cl~
als BCICK. DODGE Or FORD CAR.
must oe IN good condition. WI! pay
cash =. VI Ackay Holeh. Ne.
mch7dlw'
PEACE WORK Al WAR PAY KNIT
urgently needed SOCK for Us on AUTO
kGitters. Experience unaecessar, F.
Kn. - 60. 81 JEFFERSON s. Bu1a,o
rricht:1lres.
one DOZEN LAYING HENS OF
good breed. Phone uas-M. or write 7
Water St. Hallo~ell, Me. ncrodSi'
POWER COMBINATION FTP A\D
cutting OF iron head o-j saw. Also on
power plane- Address Ckas. a. Eaton
Co mchs,l.
/ MUST HAVE APPLE> 80 BELL
flowers. pa Saldwias. 80 mixed 81
call Tor them with OWL teams a2i fur
nish my own barrels Take small y
large lots. 2. o. Gardner. :. Harma..
HAULING CONTRACTS. FCRNl-
tare moving specia:;t Wanted
short and leng-distance haals 5v motor
trucks; 20 atom capa cities. any hIni
OF Merchandise; prices arranged - Ga%.
ton or trip. Gardiner Auto Co. oppo-
site II. L. passenger station. feb1ttt
WOULD YOC BE. INTERESTED II
making frcE. 3iaG II $50 extra ea:N
week during your spare time? We need
few men IN Augusta. Watervitle AT
vicinity WHO VIII devote their spare
,ime 20 selling accident and aealth in
suraace. pa!aois monthly. amongst
their friends and acaIalntances. We
Issue policies and settle claims at tnis
office Write Mr.. \ l.. Psreat- Agency
Company. Lewiston. Ne. febl7d,f
CHICKENS WEBER 4 aEWkTT.
deci3f:,
81 TIE SALVATION ARMY. T.
o..d hand clotn Z Tor r1en. women 2ad
children. dress Is Davenport street.
Aug sta. Ne. 1sisphons s.s-N.
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CLASSIFIED AO
RATES.
c,yABLE IN ADVANCE

=. .,'s 'ar : time.
O.. so-t sor 3 times consecutive.
:. s.rs far s timss consecutive
go. -..-.ors pro rata.
:, .a..- .smsns tsks" fer less
"a Sc
Charges for this class Of
,3,srti.lng are too small ia
,raii,abIy charge on our books.
Count the words in your I'D
md send payment with your
rider,
Display ld:ertisins on classi'
led page > Q additional to
ard rates.
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New York Morey Market

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Am AZ { =, ler cnt- on al