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The Jones County news., 1922-04-18
Notice of Meeting of the
Jones County Demo
cratic Committee

A meeting Of the Jones County DEM
ocrauc Executive Committee will be
held at the courthouse at Laurel,
Mississippi, on Saturday, April p,
1922, at HOO A. NJ, for the purpose
Of making arrangements to hold the
regular democratic primary election
10 this County, and also for the pur-
pose Of transacting any other business
that might come before the Committee
Every member of the Democratic
Executive Committee IS urged to be
present and #, for any reason, he
cauuot BE- present. let him send his
written proxy,
j. r. Bush, Chairman
Jones County Democratic
Executive Committee,
Gas r. Shannon, Sec'y.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18
JEFF COLLINS A REAL LEADED

Jeff Collins was easily the outstandr
ing figure OF the legislature. He Is un.
questionable the ablest debater IN
either house. Other members we're as
staupcb for the right as Collins, but
they left it to him TO meet the opposi-
ton on the floor.
AS an appreciation Of his magnifi-
cent leadership, aud all round good
qualities, the low pressure group pre-.
seuted him with handsome Howard
watch on Friday night tefore-A -Adiougn
ment. It was presented bv Mr. Reese
OF Prentiss, another rockribbed friend
Of the people. When Mr.. Reese con-
cluded his speech OF presentation the
house and galleries broke into prolon-
ged cheering,
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18
swEErwArER

the farmers OF this community are
progressing on nicely With their crops
The hail storm that came the other
day damaged the truck growers Gag
bage and peas pretty bad,
We are all glad that Mrs Lula Riles
is improving from her spell Of sick
ness. @.ss.s
Mr. w. w Tisdale has been
sick for the past week.
The preaching service at Sweetwater
Saturday night vas largely attended
and enjoyed by sll.
The truck growers o; this com
munity are husy setting out their
tomatoes after the nice rain that
came last night
Miss Abbie Lot, Lula and Ruby
Mackleymore we're pleasant visitor
Of Miss zellle and Alta Riles SUNDAY
week
Rev. Jonah filed bis regular ap
polntment at Lawery Creek Sunday.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18
RAINEY.

Every body Is very glad to see this
beautiful weather. The farmers most
especially so they can get 10 sight With
their farming.
We are sorry TO say that there are
still lots of people sick with Flu
but we hope every body will soon
recover. There wasn't any Sunday
School at Fairfield Sunday afternoon
on account of Flu, but q lew went
and had sing.
Miss Rutha Tisdsle was out az
Sunday School for her firs, time
since she moved TO her nev home.
Miss Beulah and Etha StriuRer
were the guest of Miss Rutha Tisds Il
Sunday.
BY some Cause no one knows why
Miss vlrgie Garrack wore lovel,
smile Sunday afternoon.
Miss Flossie Dell TisdAle vas th.
guest OF little Miss Annie Heig ler.
Hubert Bryant looked very loneson,
SSunday afternoon.
Mrs. Will Crosby, OF Collins, wa
visiting her sister Mrs. Tisdsle Sun
day.
Miss Ruby Crosby was the guest o
her sister Mrs. Lila Tompson Sunday
Ted Oiom was visiting his brolhe
Jessie Odon Sunday.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18
HANGING In GREEN
COUNTY AVERTED
Nancy Kelly, Murderer Of
Two Still Raiders Cheats
Callows


Leaksgllle, Miss, April Nancy
f. Kelly, cordcmued murderer Of
Jacob r. Green, United States pro-
hibition officer aud W. lawrence
Dunnom, marshall Of Richtou, saved
the Circuit Court officials os Greene
County the uo,b bic OF hanging him
when be slashed his threat fatally as
The procession of those who we're
coming to hang him was entering the
jail here today. The deed was done
with q tiny pocket knife which be
had concealed iu his shoe.
ln notc len hy Kelly, be said tha
be did not Wish to be hanged for the
crime, 'the rope looked too big
The suicide WAS commiitad iu tie
presence Of 4 deputy who was opening
the door 20 allow Res. j.. w. johnson
a Methodist preacher, to confer with
the condemned man.
Kelly was brought from Haltlesburg
to the jail here Thursday night by
Sheriff Webb VALLEY and a deputy,
N Sowell, and was odged 10 The
death cell. From the first news that be
was TO be hanged Friday he had
maintained an appearance OF the Ute
most composure, eating and sleeping
regularly, It is said.
Friday morning oil arrangements
we're completed for the execution.
The tran and iiic roue we're ia perfect
condition, sheriff wally having at
teuded to those details before Kelly
was brought here. The board Of super
visors. the sheriff and his deputies
and The legal number of witnesses
were TO witness the hanging.
I Rev. Mr. Johnson was coming 20 the
condemned man with Sheriff Valley
as the time for The execution drew
near. The prisoners wife was leaving
the cell. ln the time between wher
e Mrs Kelly left and the deputy opened
k The door, Kelly had slashod his throa
r Mrs Kelly said her husband had toll
Il ner he had obtained the knife froi
~ fellow prisoner In the Jackson jail
Who had showed him how 70 conceal
as In his shoe.
IN Kelly showed Signs Of nervousnei
n as be heard the procession OF ohicia
D. draw near. Suddenly. without an
q warning, ho grabbed the knife, openol
\ it and slashed his throat, making :
? deep cut. Rev. Mr.. Johnson gave th'
alarm and the physician who wal
with the official lparty rushed up ant
gave what attention was possible to
the dying man.
The hanging was scheduled Tor
O'Clock. AT o'clock Kelly had died
= from loss of blood, having slashed
himself at quarier Of one.
Kelly is the first to die as the re-
suit OF the crime for which he wal
tried. Henry Bond, another OF tho
r party Of elleged moonshiners, Is IN.
under sentence Of death. Both he ant
!, Kelly we're wounded In the battle with
= the officers OF the law. Kelly has
= maintained a most obstinate ans
lowering disposition since his captur
aud never had been pleasant prison
I e., though taking his coming execu
son In apparently iotalistic manner
according 10 officers.
The prisoners have been kept ava.
r from Leoksvlle, where the feeling /
IA high, and Kelly - the first to hav
n. been brought back following she tris
sp of himself and Bond.
Action by the Supreme Court o
Bonds case IS expected soon.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18
PLEASANT RIDGE SINGING

People from all over this section Of
the the county gathered at Pleasant
Ridge Sunday for an all-day singing.
Many people attended FROM Ellisville
aud gave great report OF the ocea-
sion.
Dinner was served ION the gropnd
and 1t was grest feast. The Pleasant
Ridge folks know how to do whatever
they undertake, and they saw to IL
that their guests we're well fed and
entertained Sunday.
These all-day sings are the best
days the people spend, There Is no
gathering In The world so democratic
as an all-day sing In Jones county.
The number OF good leaders is almost
unlimited and 1t Is every mans day.
From the "amen corner" to the rear
OF the building ihe clarion voices ring
out the welkins, and from the gray
haired granny to the tot whose feet
Won't touch the floor.
Some of our city churches where
are "singing limits" ought to 20 out
and take lessons. At these sings, they
mean 1t wnen they say, Let every
body sing.
Let's have more OF them.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

Torn to The back page and read
Ovett's newspaper. There are but "a
few BUSINESS houses 10 Ovefl tLsi are
not represented IN he advertising
columns. Il shows the sort Of co ope-
ration that Is r cessary 10 pnt ont a
paper ihat the people will be proud
Of" a comment thar 500 have htare
before. Mss Ma rgie o Donne'l, daugh
ter Of our friend, John O'Donnel, is
editor, and gbe ople ihe town 90.
solldly behind Bee aud The PAPER
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18
RI.Y PROGRAM AT A. H. S.

The Hi-Y Clubs Of the Agricultural
High School rendered a beautiful and
impressive program 10 their auditor
ium Sunday niQht. 1t was strictly
boys and girls affair, and each pers
formed his part IN maeterly nam
showing the training and devotion with
which they baye -been tutored.
The Hi.Y Is great feature Of
school, especially where the boys
and girls board away from home.
There is 20 othrr force to take its
place. II fills a niche al Of its own.
We congratulate the a II S Hi~Ys
on their splendid program Of devo-
ion sunday evening
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18
E. H. S. HONOR ROLL


Second Grade
Kathleen Tyner, Alther Landwehr,
Willie Burdette, Marice Collins
Frances Welch, Arrilla Stringer, Ruth
Strait, Katherine Austin Myrtis Ekes,
Ida Mae Lewis, Mary Elizabeth Nc
Asian, Connie Ray born, Leslie Wat
son, Robert YounRblood, James Wat
SOD, Adolph Myrick, Henry Smith,
vestus Fall, H c Cooper.
Third Grade
CorInne Collins, Zelda EIze, Her
man Fortenberry, Vista Hesta, Otha
Shows, Troy Hests, Mable Anderson,
X G Fortson, Frank Johnson, Evelyn
Walters. Leila Skaggs.
Fourth Grade
Maurice Batson, Howard Brooks,
Leo Bounds, jerome Brown, Hardin
Crook, Ben Friend, Lyman Grayson,
Dan Jones, Edwin Ruffir, John T.
Griffin, Emma Burton Enie Cooper
Ouida Dickson, Helen Fall, Bratl
Fortsou, Elizabeth Hurst, Ennic'
Jordan, Lucille Johnson, Myrtis Nit
chell, Elizabeth Ratlifi, Margare
Woodbam, Phredonia Welch, Kalh.
crime Williams.
Fifth Grade
Vincent Lewis, Joe Brown Grifin
| Richard Freeman, MARY Bum, Elm
Brooks, Irene Camps, Anaa Imbra
guglio, Virginia Orso.
Sixth Grade
Grace Long, Evie Stringer.
Seventh Grade
Ollie Ekes, Katherine Shoemaker
Mamie Mitchell.
Eighth Grade
Bernice Burton, Otha Lee Denni
Bessie Nell Burnside, shadwori
Smith, Nepa Mae Lewis, Martl
Storr, Letha Collins.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

Now that the legislature has ad-
journed It is expected that Interest
viii. pick up very rapidly In the race
for the democratic nomination for gov
ernor. The only pronounced candidate
for governor who has been in Jackson
during the past few days was Hon. J..
c. Franklin, Of Clarksdale. Mt Frank
lin was reared IN Choctaw. hill coun-
ty, but a few years ago moved % me
delta. where ne has been engaged N
the practice OF law and farming lie
declined to discuss the gubernaieria
| situation. further than to say that be
was satisfied with the outlook.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

State superintendent Of Education
Bond has written the Kinds County
Gazette a letter thanking its editor,
Edgar 8. Wilson. for his splendid Co
operation in the efforts Of that depart
uent to carry the advantage OF real
f,rst-cIass school to every child in the
| state. He has accepted Mr.. Wilson
offer to carry half column Of matter
each week from the state department
OF education through the columns Of
the Gazette.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18
LADIES, READ

Hampton Roads, Va.
April 3, 1922.
Editor:
Jones County News,
EIisvllle Miss.
Dear Sir Two lonely sailors would
appreciate very muck If you would
grant them a few short lines, and
publish the following:
We are two lonely sailors, and
would like to correspond with some
uice, Southern girls. We are nineteen
years old and are fond Of dancing.
Thanking you kindly we remain,
Sincerity your friends,
Elliot j. Finlay. p M-20
Donald 9. Lamberton. A RIO
Oar Address is
Naval ACADEMY Glass
Hampton Roads, Virginia.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

We noticed somewhere where the
ladies' Of some church we're going to
give a style show on Saturday before
Easter. Most OF the lodies Of most of
the churches will stage style show
on Easter SUNDAY, the exclusion
from worship Of those who are unable
to participate.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

Asan illustration of how The News
is growing, In one community Ia the
county the paid circulation has
grown from 8 to over 120 subscribers,
Within year and the folks of that
section say they have Just started.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

o q Brown and A K Campbell
of Ovett we're EllIsv.lie visitors Sum-
day, having some TO hear Mr. Hob
sons address,
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

WYATT Collins and J p Griffin re-
turned from Zwolle, Louisiana, Fri
day night where they had been look
ing after oil interests.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

We nave auueu great many sub
scribers 10 our list within the past
two weeks. and may, therefore, have
many addresses mixed up. If you are
not getting your paper regularly let
us knog ans we will straig ghten the
.~fu
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

The big Easter Trade Day sale
staged by The merchants last Satur-
day was success In every way from
both the merchant and the buyers
standpoint
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

Wiley Shows. OF Whitfield, vas a
Saturday afternoon visitor to tnis
city.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

We are glad to report that John
Shows, who has been very I'll for
several days, IS improving and there
are brighter hopes held out for his
early recovery. His friends are glad
to hear this news.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

Menton shows, Of Union, sas 6
Saturday visitor to Eilisyllle
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

Am. Kimbrorgt, ofEllisviile Route
J was q pleasant caller al The r
flee Saturday.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

Lee Jackson had "tisherman's luck"
Friday right and landed a nice little
sturgin measuring feet inches,
and weighing $50 pounds.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

The Ellsville Scout team defeated
the Laurel Scout team Friday after~
noon in an initial game played on
the Laur'l diamond. The score was
l3 to 4.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18
II atiiesburg,
Mississippi.

Springtime is here In dead earnest :
Let's hope that the farmers will have
a bumper crop year.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

Van Harrington, of Texas, has
been in our neighborhood several
days visiting relatives. His father was
reared here, and his former friends
are glad to welcome his son among
them for visit.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

Orange Harrington was visitor
here Saturday having come 10 to
attend meeting OF the county dairy
men at the A. Il. s. Orange Herring
ton is a man who is able to see the
other side of any question regardless
OF who shows him one side.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18

The legislature, which has been
criticised more or less for arranging
for its own pay the first week, ahi
which failed to make an appropriation
for the salaries OF all state officials
and members OF the judiciary, togeth-
er with all employees Of the state, IN
cludins porters and laborers, within
the constitutional five days before ad-
tournment, cut the salaries OF all SUCH
officials and employees, little less
than 10 per cent from that paid them
hy the law OF 1920, which law increas
"a their pay thirty.three and third
nor cent. All state officials and EN-
ployss have had to borrow money anc
pay interest to subsist, and only be
gun to get their salaries and wage
after the legislature adjourned and th'
members are enjoying the luxury 0
home life.
The Jones County news., 1922-04-18
Filth Grade


Bernice Burton, Otha Lee Dennis
Bessie Nell Burnside, Shadworth
Smith, Nena Mae Lewis, Martha
Storr, Letha Collins.
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For Sale

HAIR GOODS sPECIALTY-
from combings at Miss Towne's, Room
16 J. p. Merrill Block. Skowhegan. TIA
THE FAMOUS ELITE SHOE is NOW
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has been appointed agent for Skowhe-
gan territory. If you want n real good
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Send for particulars Summer St,
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DUMP CART. ALSO IyER JOHNSON
bicycle, repairs and supplies. Inquire
evenings at go Main ST., Charles n.
Jones. lw3o'
FOUR FAT sTEERs. APPLY W. q.
PAUL, RID 4, Skowhegan. Farmers
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FIVE PASSENGER ALLEN TOUR
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car so will sacrifice on this one. Cheap
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WANTED TO LET THE GRASS TO
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REGISTERED GUERNSEY BULL. 4
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w. Butterfield, Madison, RID No. l
Lakewood). 4w30'
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Help Wanted

EARN \ WEEKLY INCOME AD-
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particulars lie. Box 1402, Boston.
Mass. fw30%
WtNTED-MEN AND WOMEN
Cooks for year round and summer
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enced. Pcnobscot Employment Agency.
1876 Main st. opposite Bangor House,
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HoI SEX IaEPER WANTED. ONE
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GIRL OR WOMAN FOR GENERAL
huuseWork Mrs. Guss Pooler, ~ Mt.
NANTED-A GOOD CAPABLE WO-
NAN To do laundry work. Wages $500
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Bristol. Me 2w29F
TWO MATTRESSES. KITCHEN GIRL
Laundry and cabin girl. \. y. Berry,
Bic Island. Maine. Sw29
MAN WITH car TO SELL BEST
low-priced Cord Tires made. 10000
per week and expenses. Wolfe Tire
Co. 1775 Canal, benton Harbor, Mich.
IVES"
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ONE TON FORD CHASSIS
In good condition. Also one
Ford roadster In running con-
dition. Gerald Z. Marble,
Skowhegan. tfli
FOLDING TRIPOD FOn PHOTO

FOLDING TRIPOD For PHOTO
CAMERA. Would cost new, S5.0o.
perfect condition, will sell for Pm.
IL ordered sent by mail. add 25c to the
above for postage and packing. K T.
Patten. ttl4
SET of FOUR AUTOMOBILE WHEELS
artillery style, 33x4h NOT demount-
able rims Formerly used on Franklin
car Price, $500. r. T. Patten. tfl2
GOOD WORK HORSE. FIGHT YEARS
old, also kerosene engine good as new
a light plano box buggy; and three
registered bull calves, Sophie ormen-
tor. Hood Farm strain. Perley +. Wi
thee. r. F. D. No. 4. Skowhegan. Both
telenbones. It'll
SMITH PREMIER TYPEWRlTER.
VIII do very good work. Carl Curtis.
Skowhegan. 'i'cohu'
BULLETIN BOARD-VERY NEAT
and substantial construction. Just the
thing for sidewalk display, Tor retail
store or for making public ANNOUNCE
ments anywhere. Would cost so.oo 10
'u'i1' wiz 'e'- TIC
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Lightning like hay barns protect
your hay and grain in our company
with sound insurance. Rates are
low. Call us on either telephone.
d. A. e. W f. Porter. tf30
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Isn't your big hay crop worth in
surfing? We can save you money.
A. H. Cleveland & Co., Madison
avenue, over Fuller Drug Store, SHOW
hogan. lw30'
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BATES POUNDS ALL RATES
Ginghams, the quality you have always
known. New patterns, lots Of pretty
checks. All Bundles put up with
lengths suited to the garments you
wish to make. Pieces run from Ia to
Q yards long, with a great many ward
pieces. In ordering do not forget to
state use for which they are wanted.
with age and sex II for children. You
will find these the most useful and
most satisfactory Pound Bingham Bun
dies you ever bought. One 5-Pound
Bundle (about 30 yards) delivered
free. $3.50. Iona Mill Rnds Co, Hart
land. tits
SAVE YOUR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Varnishes Direct from Factory to
Consumer. Save the Mlddleman's
Profit. and get II in the Quality Of the
Paint. Prices reasonable. Goods guar
anteed Write c. A. Seekns, Main
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EIuRf.,Nn 1n.

dine. birthdaie and W. =,
convincing and re,i,sT
l1I3WING Boz 70 ~ y.
geles, Gal. ~
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Miss Emerald Young. who has been
at home from the Mary Fletcher Hos
pital in Burlington. Vt, where she Is
a student nurse, has returned to re
sumo her work.
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TIE sMooTnEsT nrNxING oxEn

Class running condition. VIII sell
cheap for cash White Welding Com
pany. Water Street, Skowheean. Both
phones tf29
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Lost and Found

BUICK STARTING CRANK LOST.
Somewhere in SkoWheean. Finder
plpaae return to Gox's Garage. SkoW-
hogan. lW3o@
BLACK 1 HBRELLA LEFT At LAKE,
WOOD Inn. Tuesday. Finder leave at
Lakewood store l"3n'
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ION sALE on WILL EXCHANGE

coys. beef or young stock. two 1911
Ford touring cars in good condition;
one pair nice black colts. 1864 his:
one gray mare. 1nno lbs, good axe,
good worker cheap; my grass = mile
from Harmony village on Booker
Place. Write or telephone G. II. Row
III Athens 3W2Ss
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Attachment iil@s,y ! !
S2=lte1 sonal3 sfeckg "A,
man SAILS .s4sii5Ir n
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,o MATTRESSES. KITCHEN GIRL
IAN WITH AUTO TRUCK 7

NAN ny MONTH, ALSO MAN FOR
haNing Harry NJ. Cullen, Skowhegan,
RID No. .. Telephone 209-3. tf25f
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Wanted-To Buy
Adds under this head free to oxi


RowBoNP OARS. WRITE hon 3Gs
Sl1owhegan or telephone -. f. 159-1 I
ow9ATs
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work or drlVlng. VII sell chcap Tor
cash or will trade for cattle or sheep.
\. J. Robinson, RID No. /. Skowhe
gan. Telephone. Norridgewoek FIX
change. Ia. tf29
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NEW ENGLAND BUSINESS

100 acres. with woodlot, orchard and
u good set of buildings, situated in
Farmingdale, one mile from the city of
Gardiner. Inquire of MISS DELLA H.
COLLINS, Gardiner. Me SW23'
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TO Let
ROOM

DOWN STAIRS FRONT ROOM.
furnished With or without meals.
Must h. reliable party. Inquire ut
North Avenue. across from Post Office.
1w2a7
FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET IN
the country about one-half mile from
seashore. Terms reasonable Please
write for particulars. Mrs. Lizzie NJ.
Deering, Cuudy's Harhor. Maine. 8w27*
COTTAGE Fot RENT ny DAY OR
week. Known as the James Mathews
cottage. Satisfactory term. J. IL. Bsan,
The Forks, tf24
DOWNSTAIRS RENT. INQUIRE OF
Wesley l.. Watson, 81 North Avenue,
SEowhegan. tf23
TWO SUMMER COTTAGES, ALSO
farm buildings pleasantly located. Fine
view Of Mountains. near pond and
streams. Good fishing and hunting in
it's seasons. For further particulars
inquire of +. G. Hayden & Son, Abbot.
Phone SILL Guilford. tf2
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TTY only. While II lasts VIII sol IN
pound lots or over at 10c a pound.
This is about half the price of the
stock. independent Reporter 60.
tf25
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air. save ~ per cent on gas, more
power, moro speed. have rev
left At three dollars. Write for i'll
formation Y. L. Packard, Thomas
ton. Ne. Nv
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A GENTI.EMAN OF

4 &c would lilse=fo f1rI
lady from - Ia b I'd
small capital 10 70 ID d
mess " ith M. 4 gMl
lection 10 one eiiI1
both parties IRE ags2el
erenees. Address I'd
,loboro.
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HAVE TIL
from yotr. err Pflfe II
White Welding Co
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WINDOW AAn VI

oyer $sa.non want md
bands. Writ q1lfk \
description Box II
Cal
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BRICK HOUSE. FIGHT ROOMS on

good lot. one half acre of land. min
street in Norridgewock village Fur
mace, wired for electric lights. modern
nlnmbEsg. Splendid shade trees and
nice stable. Easy terms If desired.
Hugh ny. Hight Norridrewoek. Ne.
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