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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06

Mrs. Roop, aged S4, died Tuesday
at the home Of her daughter, Mrs.
Curtis Zimmerman.
Mrs. Clifford Fendrick In spending
few days with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Robson OF Glenmont.
The w. G.. r. y. meet at the home
OF Mrs. Thomas Windslow Tuesday
evening after the meeting ice cream
Iand cake were served.
Mr.. Henry Sapp who has been sick
is better again.
Miss Beatrice MCGUIRE OF Glen.
mont and Mr.. Howard Shackel were
married at Millersburg last week.
Mrs. VIM. Cross and son were busi.
ness callers at DanvilIe Monday.
Miss Avis Neiderhouser OF Steuben
vile, is here visiting. Miss Neider.
houser will teach at Mansfield this
! year.
Mr.. Harold Mowery is painting the
M. e. church
The Fendrick reunion will be held
at Odell's Lake the last Saturday In
this month. All relatives and friends
are invited to come.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06
'f42 PRISONERS IN
COUNTY JAIL DURING
YEAR ENDING JUNE 80
Sheriff Waiter Mosholder
Completes His Annual
Report Thursday

Sheriff Walter B. Mosholder has
completed his anua1 report of the
Knox county jail for the year ending
June 30, 1920.
The report shows that during the
year 142 prisoners were confined in
jail. OF this number 1876 were males
and females. or this number 81
were born in Ohio, 3S in other states
and z were foreign born.
Charged with felonies 30, misde
meanors 9S, violating ordinances IA
first offense 81, second offense OF
more III. Able to read and write
1873, unable to read and write 0.
There were 20 insane patients re
ceived during the year. Three were
sent to the penitentiary, while s serv
ed jail sentences Number died in
jail l., while none escaped.
Board allowed for maintenance OF
prisoners was $SS4.25. The price al
lowed The sheriff for maintenance ol
prisoners was "A cents per day.
I The report shows Sie condition OF
the Jail to be good.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06

TOLEDO-Toledo viii vote on Aug
ust 10 on owning its car system.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06
MANY DEMOCRATS
GOING TO DAYTON

The ribbons for the hat decorations
of all those who are going from Mt:
Vernon to the Dayton notification on
Saturday, August Z, arrived today and
it is the desire of the committee, pro-
noting the trip, that each man going
should send his name to Mr.. B. o.
Evans, president of the Cox-Rooseyelt
Club, so that each will be properly
taken care Of before the start of the
trip.
Most Of the Democrats will motor
to Dayton from here, and the party is
planning to have a great time. A
large number will go.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06
POSTPONE Meeting
Of THE COX CLUB
Session Goes Over Until Aug.
: "a, On Account Of The
Primary Election
Next Tuesday

On account Of next Tuesday, Aug
10, being the date Of the primary cleo.
tion, the regular meeting Of the Cox
Roosevelt club has been postponed
until Tuesday evening, August a.
The regular meeting was scheduled
for next Tuesday evening.
On the evening of August "a, an ell
aborate program will be carried out
and prominent speaker will be pres
ent. The committee is now at work
on the program and details will be
announced later.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06
Wants Modification

wants Modification-
In the case of Winford M. Preston
VS.. Yay Preston, a motion has been
filed in the court of common pleas by
the defendant in which she asks for
an order directing the court to modify
a former decree in the case. She al
leges that certain facts were not
heard by the court in granting the de-
cree Of divorce. She alleges that the
minor child is not in suitable home
and alleges that the plaintiff is about
to remove the child from the state.
She further claims that the guardian
Is attempting to poison the mind of
the child. B. E. Sapp is the attorney
for the plaintiff.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06
GOLDIE BOUND OVER
TO THE GRAND JURY

Goldie Weekly pleaded guilty to a
charge of adultery when arraigned be-
fore Squire Hafter this morning. She
was bound over to the grand jury and
in default Of bond in the sum of 5000
was sent back to the county Jail.
Russell Boner. with whom the wo'
man was alleged to have been living.
VIII be arraiened on similar charge
Friday morning.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06

Sale Bills Filed
Oregon Fike, executor of Hettie
Hawn, Louise Hawn and Charles
Hawn, has filed three sale bills in the
probate court of Knox county. In the
Hettie Hawn estate the sum, of $751;
"a was realized, from the Louis
Hawn estate the sum, of $5S7.74 and
from the Charles Hawn estate the
sum of $209.7O.
Petition Filed
Tn tho oaeo 10 tpo,,I Nf A.lh,.~S
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06

Case Appealed
In the case of w. w. Young vs.. The
City OF Mt. Vernon, an appeal has
been filed in the common pleas court
of Knox county from the court, Of
Magistrate George 8. Harter. The
plaintiff claims the sum Of $S9.25 for
locating sewer on West High street.
He claims that the city refuses to pay
the bill and therefore asks. for a jadg.
ment in the above amount. B. e. Sapp
is the attorney for the plaintiff.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06
GYPs|Es ORDERED
OUT OF THE CITY

\ Two automobiles, bearing large
crowd Of gypsies arrived in the city
yesterday afternoon and it was only a
short time before they were begging
on the streets. 1t is reported that one
man was robbed of So.
: Chief Parker and Patrolman French
soon appeared on the scene and or
dered the gypsies out the city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06

In the case of Paul M. Ashbaugh,
administrator of James Penhorwood,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06
DR|HKAlVEh

Mrs. Dale Wilcox of Mansfield, o.,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Sarah
House..
Miss Arrilla Purdy Of Dalton spent
Sunday with Miss Martha Parsons.
Miss. Elizabeth Spergeon entertain
ed the Live Wire Glass at her home
The evening was spent in music and
games. A delicious lunch was served
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06
ANOTHER CAT KILLED

Chief Of Police Parker killed an.
other cat. this morning, showing signs
Of rabies. The officials believe anoth-
er epidemic Of rabies may develop in
the city.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06

VS.. Zack Penhorwood, waivers have
been filed In the probate court OF
Knox county.
O.
Marriage License
John Franklin Baliiett, farmer, Mt
Vernon, and Elizabeth Raymond
Mt. Vernon. Rev. s. j
Cleeaand.
Real Estate Transfers
James l.. Snyder to James NJ. sny
der, parcel in Millwood, 81.
Fred w. Kahrl to The Knox Tire
& Rubber Company, parcel in Clinton
q.
Frank Lee to Lewis Dial, parcel II
Mt. Vernon, 81.
%
Common Pleas Court
The following matters we're dispos
ed of by Judge Blair in the common
pleas court of Knox county on Wed
nesday:
Emma Church vs.. Hattie j. Wingier
final distribution ordered.
Modest Raymond VS.. Elizabeth Ray
mond, guardian ad Item appointed.
Charles +. Edmister vs.. w. G. Nor
row, w. E. Grant appointed receiver
Bond $4,000. Appraisers Walter s
Sapp, Ray Lafever and Eugene Cor
nell. '
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06
CONTRACT LET FOR
NEW HEATING PLANT

The city board Of education has
awarded contract to the Super
Heating company of Mt. Vernon for
the construction of an entire new
heating plant at the Davis building
and for extensive repairs at the Third
ward building; also repairs at the
Fourth ward building.
Work on the new plant and the re.
pairs will be started at once by the
heating company.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06
ATTEND PICNIC

About one hundred local colored
people went to Buckeye Lake today to
attend the reunion of the colored B..
P. o. E.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06
Oregon Fike Brings Action
Against William M. Koons
And Others
ASKS MODIFICATION
IN DIVORCE DECREE
Case Is Appealed From. Jus.
tice Court Wherein The
City OF Mt. Vernon
Is Sued

Oregon Fike, administrator OF
Charles Hawn, has commenced suit
in the common pleas court OF Knox
county against William M. Rooms, Ell
la R. Koons and John Hawn.
The plaintiff claims there is due the
Hawn estate the sum Of $1,4OO based
on 'promissory note. The plaintiff
asks for the foreclosure of mortgage
on farm in Pleasant township.
Frank 0. Levering is the attorney
for the plaintiff.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1920-08-06
Telephone 81
Service
The Baby Cries

in the night. The little one bapple of its fathers and
mothers eyes, perhaps only child, children will, has
been taken i'll in the night
The little one parents picked out farm lonely
road miles from DOCTOR and miles from village their
residence
The baby continues to cry Its parents realize there
is something radically wrong with their babe Their first
thought is get doctor. Their next-a telephone.
BY the Of the telephone the country doctor has
y summoned and, he through the of that other great
nventionthe automobiles at the bedside the
lonely country road.
There moments Of tense silence the honest old
doctor makes his hasty examination 'It is good that
could come promptly he says simply. Had not this
father and mother been able to their FRIEND the
family DOCTOR so hastily their babe would have died
would have been lost to them forever AS is help
the wings of electricity and of gasone-he babe
spared to them.
But-had this loving father and mother through
of false economy for any other failed to in
stall telephones had not the neversleepng central
wered the call had not the nemen been the job daily
to keep the lines in repair Then would have been diff
ferent story There would have been hasty telephone
CALL hurried trip of the DOCTOR tears of gladness in
the parents eyes-there would have been baby kiss
es tiny clinging lovingly to fathers to mothers
neck.
THE MT VERNON TELEPHONE COMPANY,
y Frank L. Beam, President
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Mrs. Cassie Hayden

Memorial services for the late MIS-
Cassie HAYDEN. wife of Clarence hay
den. were held Sunday at 100 O'CLOCK
from her late home on East FROM
street. Rev George Merriam OF the
bethany Baptist church officiating IN
terment was made in the new aaol'
tion to the Southside cemetery. Mrs
Hayden had lived In Sko"hesan
twelve years. having come mere IRON
providence, r. l. She was na.iVe
of North Adams. Mass. and was 81
vears of age. She had been an IN
valid for about four years. she If
survived by daughter Mrs; Alfred
preble of Skowhegan. Mr.. Hayden
who has been located in Enfield, N
H has been in town because OF heI
death. During the days of her COCO
health. Mrs. Hayden belonged to the
Town Improvement Society
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LOCAL NEWS

&c a
MISS a. ii II = ndkins
guest VI -Ni NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Il. Hlght anu Misa
Helen Hight went to h'ha Yesterday
for visit
Walter s Merrill of Ne" YORK 10
the, guest at the nome Oh DIS 'lo'ne'
Mfs. Eta ). Merrill
NJ. r,td Whittier Ames and Miss
Alice r. Written lett yesterday for an
outing at Ocean Park.
Mi. l,are Dietrich returned to her
~, M :, p,.'agor Yesterday after visit
49,. g nm MIS- Esther French.
-, .... portion
-, "' =, to visit her daughter,
NJ. bernard Lee.
'ii = -, o,r;no
a black ana gray noun nVun" '' Ninss are n5
biooN 'an ,.ostordav morning con
issad 90 Mrs Grace ]. Tilton.
,r., ao,ar,oa
Mrs. Della stone oil "rnet 20, . tt
yesterday morning al'ei -, r. u
Mrs. Lizzie w. healS On" MS
hlenU'
George Poors OF RIVERSIDE Gal h"s
been here as the guest IN the noiiie
of Mrs. Fannie Nash. Mrs. Nash
and her daughter lett Yesterday ioi
visit in Portland
Nh Carrie Mcpherson left yester.
day morning for Brighton, Mass, ac-
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Fifty Years Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett 4 Savage oil
Pleasant street, observed the ooth
anniversary of their marriage at the
home of their son. Clair II. Savage in
Portland, Friday of last week. They
were married in Scion, August 10
1870. Accept for brief residence
in Bingham and nineteen years pass
ed on a farm at the Twelve Corners
in Madison, their home has been in
Skowhegan. It may be Of interest
to note that the Observation-Disclosures
er and papers that preceded 1t, have
been read in tn Savage family dur
ing their entire welded life of half a
century.
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BACK FROM JAPAN hF-
TER SEVEN YEARS
Mr.. and Mrs. jerome I. Holmes anu
Children at East New Portland III
America For One Year

East New Portland, August l6-Mr
and Mrs. Jerome G. Holmes tJennle
Edwards) and two little sons jerome
Jr and Fenwick arrived from Toxic
Ianan. Saturday and are spending
several weeks with her mother, Mrs
Jnliette Edwards and brother, Albion
II has been seven years since they
have visited America. Mr.. Holmes
&c = missionary and is director OF the
language schools of Toxic. 1hey
n1an 10 STAY in America year
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Lancaster Reunion

sunday August %, was observed by
Ianraster family by meeting at
nc old homestead in North canaan
with their parents VINO are enJoSi M
az good health as can De eApeC '.'''
About II O'Clock a. M fourteen "u'o,
u,era marked on the man stree. "'
nC1ah CITY" that had brought III III
generations of this noted fanny. ~
20 o'clock sharp a bountiful meal was
aa.,,od and II was plain to De seen
ouch member was blessed WIN an
eytra appetite As the oakeo oe@ a.
I'D brown bread were mucn III ue-
raa,d for about two hours. Inc
.tabIes were set up three 1nerehe
tirooo and the walters and mattresses
were kept busy After 'he uni nnu.
was cleared away the roll was oa
ed and the following responoeo' Az,
and Mrs. l.. II. Lancaster and two chill
dren Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wellington
and Master George Marcum, MIS-
warren futile, Mr.. and Mrs henry
Crowel1. Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Lancas-
ter with three children also MISS
Hazel Rogers. Mr.. and Mrs Lihuoi !,
lancaster with two children, MT. anu
Mrs. p. j. Lancaster, Clifton Lancas-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Rowe MIS- !,
Anna Littlefisld, Mr. and Mrs. FREQ
battlefield and two children, Mr.. ana
Mrs Ed Littlefield. Mrs. Ida Stewart
and son Robert and Miss Bertha Lyon
Out of door sports were enjoyed pS
oil Punch and orangeade were
served at all times and all reported
a merry time All children OF the
children were present being seven In
nnmber and eleven grandchildren and
four great grandchildren TINS oe
ing the 5th annual reunion OF the Ian
caster family held at the ola nome
stead
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NOTICE OF FIRST MEETING or
CREDITORS
In the District Court OF the Tnitef
states for the Northern Division o
the District of Maine

In the matter of Lester $. Became.
Bankrupt In Bankruptcy.
TIE the creditors of Lester $. Beauo.
of Lexington Plantation. in the county
of Somerset and Division aforesaid, "a
bankrupt
Notice Is hereby given that on the
5lh day of March. \. H. 1920, said
Lester :. Beane was duly adjudieated
bankrupt. and that the first meeting
Of his creditors will be held at Dan
iel Lewis office. in Skowhegan, Maine,
on the 18th day of September 4 y.
1920, at ten o'clock in the forenoon at
which time the said creditors may at
tend prove their claims appoint a
trustee examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may
properly come before said meeting.
Skowhegan, Maine. August 81, \ d.
1920.
DANIEL LEWIS,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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CANAAN GRANGE TO HAVE
FAIR OCTOBER 5
Officers Have Been Elected TO Have
Charge of the Arrangements

Canaan Grange will have Fair
Tuesday Oct. ), following are the Of
ficers of the Fair. President, George
Weeks; vice president. Charles Har-
ris: secretary, Harold Salisbury;
treasurer, Fred Mason, directors,
Henry Manson. Milford Withee, James
McNally, Winnifred Cool Alice Role
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Employment Agency

Established 1915 offers its service
free for the next thirty days, Write
US II you want help of any kind.
Those looking for jobs or positions
should register here.
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lot Of odd pieces breastplates sifls'
61l-ln,s. etc. few carpenters tools.
lot Of boxes Win ma aisa 80 an" nrinets
a f." theap oo,ie'' $50 a Iot of
comInod., .na'' J., n Kinds as Main
( stove repairs. " minus 9,195.
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VIZ -" tb. NIt Tom Sulphite pulp
| 60. zoe per hr. Board $500 per week We, *
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rrowtb IL acres near Strong. Near
/ r. r. and mills Might eNchan aes NJ
| 6rst class rental property. Leon VI
/ Uewes. Etna. camp Etna. 4w3o
C.soH<E ENGINE fWOOD-
p,7CTEp1 far saIe Circular and drag
-, nnthts Also insilage cutter
33n,,td rad for Ford ear or stock
:, NJ Lancaster. Corinna. iw35
u.Vr ron SALE ONE REGIS
rI,ph,i, tforeFnrd t1Iu calf five months
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| see me ~ my Wintar 81 Skowhegan
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for 1875 hens. fox ranch with s foxes
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$500 -gHeTrfe=. o5a.f-
spring NattHfd
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drinking water. aear
$500. ea county road; DIR
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teze0 Write at once.
sal- = Ess vs.. stevens, Norridge-
Wock. 4w33'
Hts Ntass. SEVEN YEARS OLD
f4r -.=a #=.iLhs 200 lbs Good
de.y.# I'D worker. G. s. Benson. 6
Jewett 81. Stow hogan. 3w3S'
WANT To MY SOME PULLETS
or / would buy chickens. Ona l.
Harrington, Norridgewoek r F D =
MACHINE SHOP FOR sALE-ELEC-
TRIO power. lathes, drills. milling
machines. Large equipment of small
tools Cobblers outfit. Mrs. F r.
Dow, 1o2 Main St. Pittsfeld 4w33'
WANT TO BUY A SIX OR SEVEN
burn Garage, Madison Ave. Skowhegan.
3w33F
WANTED-IN A VILLAGE, A SMALL
rent with stable or garage. within
reasonable walking distance of a first
class high school. Mrs. F. L. Norton.
y. New Portland. 4w33
HAVE YOUR OLD WORN OFT
carpets made into new, reversible vel
vet rugs. Express paid one way.
Economy rag Works, 800 MiddleseN -
Lowell Mass. 1893
VIM TRUCK oNE-HALF TON
eapa3eity for sale, 1918 model GOD
two driving horses for sale. {. L.
Atwood, Care Of Direct Importing Co.
IA Madison Ave. Skowhegan. tf3l
TYPEwRITING AND GENERAL
Stenography work. We are so situat-
ed that we can do a limited amount
of custom typewriting and stenogra-
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No $685. New sost s5sT W,,, in III. nes So
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! READY To DO PAINTING INSIDE
and out also paper hanging. A. Larabee
& Son. 80 French St Skowhegan. 4w32'
SETH PHOTO sTUDIo-YoUR
photo on Post Card. Finished while
you wait. Developing and printing.
| High grade amateur work. Twenty
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sPAYED 3 MONTHS OLD HOUND
for sale. Good hunting strain. DR..
l. L. Sa1ley, Middle St, Skowhegan tf32
10 GOOD PIGS FOR SALE WEEKS
old August 7th. SIS each or the lot
for $3.50 each. c. H. Nye, North Ans
son, r. F. D .. Sw32'
FORD TRUCK MUST BE SOLD AT
once. Coburn Garage. Madison Ave.
Skowhegan. tf32
A WINTER CARRIAGE ROBE LOST
on the road from Athens to Barker
Brothers farm. Monday evening, July
26. Finder viii be suitably rewarded
! for its return. Barker Brothers,
Athens. Maine. Z F D 2 tf31
WANTED a COOK AT THE SOM
ERSET Hospital. tf3l
CAMPS WANTED-wANTED TO
Buy or rent Maine camps; kindly give
purchase and rental prices. Maine
Tourist Bureau. + O. Box s62, Bangor.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCY

EMPLOYMENT AGENCY tES-
LISHED 1870 offers its service free
for the next 80 days. Write us II you
want help of any kind. Those look
ing for Jobs OF positions should regis
ter here. Independence Reporter Co.
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CHEVROLET ROADSTER FOR SALE
In irsf class condition. Three new
tires heap for quick sale. VIII
demonstrate. Cohurn Garage, skowhe-
gan. tf31
AMERICAN ADDING MACHINE FOR
sale Nedid cost new S75. Is in
perfeat condition. VIII sell for $25
INDEPENDENTS Reporter Co. tf31
Fohn TOURING 1910. $500; 1919
tour.ae. SIS: 1917 Ford touring 1915.
1876 - Va=2 touring $3.50; 1917 Ford
tour.Ha. H other good values
Brad t-'.t Motor Co, Hallowell Tel
BIN 6w30
Wy HuNr PLNCE WITH SEVEN
Acre 81 N Norridgewock village
Tor --r~r and n half house. p inc
"ou. ...h'e hen house s eds
etc red for electric liEn-s
aud .r.lE water. Mrs. Lizzie
Wat North Street. Skowhegau.
y ~, Farmers phone
II Aot. HAVE ANY LIVE PoUL-
49,.
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FORD ron RING CAR FOR SALE
New painted nd overhauled. / J.
smith af -H#iLs Music Store. tf29
WHY NoT LET Us SAVE YOU 25c
\ pair - c1r ennis All sizes all
styles. Gae- Pooler & Son, Symons'
BLOCK. SkoNneaan. tfe9
ROOMS 70 LET IPSTAIRS own
my store. BussakoN. tf29
FRIENDsHIp CIpCJE fSuvEu,
SCI with sfx tasrTi,"is Iost 49,
viii be suitably rewardeS for its 1e.
turn. Miss EHniee f. Patten. Skow-
hogan. tfos
FOR SALE. NUARnUooD soV,ur
extension dining fs,bla in Gss+ ,Iase- -
ALTON me- So v.,9i5 100 so 80,
also a hardwood f.5staad 80 20 ~,
ouire of 9Irs..1 bert I ri,ir So7 ~,
avenue y T. To ma e.lta,-barrar -
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NIGHT Waterman WANTED.
Steady job for steady man. SkowheRan
Novelty Works tf31