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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-05
ELFRIDA'S FIRST PLACE.

Old Mrs. Galway sat sorrowfully at her
west window watching the apple gathering
Above the hills hung q soft, yellow mist; the
great chestnut tree in the lane was turning
to bouquet Of rustling gold, the asters and
dahlias along the garden walk were blossom
ing In gaudy profusion.
''lt's tho first year" said ArA Galway,
''that haven't been abs to bslp 'em barrel
up ths rcd swosts and the yaller pipptnA
And I'm helpIs9 with the rheumaticx Oh.
dear, dear, 70 think IL should come 10 thisi
Whats that noiseI III bet carroway seed
its the cat among the milk pans! And it's
time tho kettle was over for tea, and Sarah
Soper's forgot to come and ne 70 IL"
She looked piteously up At the clock, but
Just - she was about to lift up her voice In
shrfIl summons footstep creaked heavily on
ths door step.
ITS me, +" said Sarah Soper, gray haired.
sharp featured spinster, who lived in the
house whose yellow gabie end was Just visi-
bic through the maple trees beyond. I'm
little late, on account O. stoppin' to buy .
paper o. hair pins and two cards o. buttons
Of a lesidler that came along"
Il thought you never was coming" sid
Mira Galway petulantly.
Sarah looked sharply at her.
Il tell you what, MrA Galway" said she.
you made . great mistake when you set
your face against Zenas marryin' that pretty
factory girl two year agoi II you'd nice,
stirrin' dang hter -tn-law now
"Insesad Of depending on other FOLKS to
come and help me-yes," said MrA Galway.
I'm beginning to think 30 myself. But II
you have nothin' better TO do, Sarah Soper.
than to remind people Of their shortcomings
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
INCREASE OF PENSIONS.

JOHN HOPKINS. II. D.. Physician and Sur
- geon. ollcr. 10 South DiVsion-st.. cor.
wealthy ave and Dlyisiou-sf. Calls made
ght or dag. Once treatment for all Chronic
II s-eses. Consultation Free. Confidential
Physician for Ladies and Gentlemen. once
hour,-from 70 II a. m. TO . =. m.
Dr. Hopkins viii diagnose. explain your
case describe your condition. and cure N "A
cure IS possible. with botanic and eclectic
remedies Terms reasonable.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

In iose .EAt 81 ghs fsrt Efzt so4 e..n a1s
sees AV~ AeAas ~ slaV ~ 4. & ffs,aA.
fNk oALk AZ A kAkoAIE- Hoass .1s lal
~ SKA .4tt. 4o%f Sseel-SJ ia %. .nfesa
@eaitlo4. II h JaIasA kssls IA A4~Alas a
tt1fss bali4tas.
k'ok SALk-I Ilo you want l. laske : soo0
eis~i iheA eNs eas ~ gloss eles@at
tone - f4ris&se. 81 Saac SGfr ~ * ~ n.
sssV sll-ll ltx scsTs G9seretx wA.ks Dr.rk
.t-~oe. A0t AA1 c1id ~&lCk. Nea 0lSIt.f4
o~ih roel4l sieeiue bella GA&asels Ef4ics allA
haAihA 4aymcAls Charles "A Tufts Iufls
L.tts-l a. = .4N ofscr lcdsarc nlooA -.
IA 4. ScrlbaeT, ke@l Estats Do@los. q Psar.
"a "~ats pa keusos thai WI rult ir.a.a
49, l. s--ee pa mSnth. Als0 q sci ~ tIual
sl'sAk a. $50 ocnG them ~. ] have a. ua
O. iaSu iA sUllls u suil .si
E'Ok sALf-or Wculd exchange fer smaller
P-ae<, hnstc ns1se with Aodcrl in-
prov hcntA containing tWcise fsolHS lsaN "a
Geor hnislea viii bUfiernuf. gas larn.ea
bathroom ctA-cAte1 ce-lGr. filil sl1s ii Aouss-
Centrally s.s.Hiee within fear blocks ol Moa-
ror-st- tGii eighteen MontilS age eOrt.rr I.sf
it2A>t. ~ would sell enr hall III i0i kruafui-
tcr sou hstt ca eat iare g. pSy- Reason iar
~e.ituE tan tAisr itf q sin4A family ~ three
Alsrfs> J.. 81 toA q. Ic.sAf4m htrald aA
DIF ASE NeIt ole~ 4 PARISH lase rruotea
The q oHic- a. o. m 4 Tower t4ocA. y here
fl.et a.c prepared 81 ever g. saI rs.I t.t4tr
81 3 b4rgall. Houses for s4lo 81 nV4tniS p.s-
ilrlt>-
ANll "A rcaiacaer .ets lefl o6 oar D.sisiaa.
aud cheapest i. ifa CllN- Sees Nuf IS Ncsi 4 de
4is before yeu n4s glse~acrS. lLiucI aud
Carroll ~ Anc .. uca Losatn.Al block
Lfuh SALh-en WoAthiy pas meats. sooa sIx
I ro0M Aou.e. icf slAll -slA tA che hundred
aHd fHlIIt thICc tcgi ul Canal ST. ufef ri q G.
facrlrs. Aplsy a. Mrs Aillrf. northeast $50.
urr ll.tol-si- 4aa C3lege-ANe- ->f
Ll4sA AMOUNT or hfAL ESIAIL
\ iar sale. Ausi anc Nil De- Sold.
nstt - lois for sale oD fralcA addition.
corner oi tii.. aua n1d'soh-afesi lets ~ b}
40 fsel L. "a siies pricrs ffoms Di Ia ~.
- iutS u4 Nad lsaB-utt. ul4 1iuN .tfi -, rA
lrlNee aua Al ordruA Ia4iiioAf prices fallLe
Ifa1u o. 10 rogI ltht mos ga these tots afu
very rlule. quite cr1trNlis loU4tct. l.aar
school house And street cars. fA- adi g. -4t
PROPERTY il hs .f.s rapidly buia upt
Lot NJ. q Tanners addition. Prescott 81.
fourth lof wtat ui ,-UtH DIV. -laA-st 81 bA la-
House har. ard fnu lots Oh CorArr ~
East sH4 inomas-siS
. hoe~rs aua ssts on ComstocA 5 plat Iow
price. l.t lots cl Leonard Il Co.. AGA tial,
3 icts from 500 up,and various other lois and
houses ant lots uui described.
- Aili te said RVrA cheap. title perfect tine
auq Terms luate q suit NJ eAfVusv tur
how a. property. A iae cash to loan on irai
estate security GA llNoTAh e r. ms. All al
No. =, New Housenlan building. GA Icus
Iraiisk. LLlt
WE have Just had tws good lois placed
" or hants by young &ly ab az 10 lelye
tie eats sue j. willing % sel Tor icss ihta
cost one year ago easy terms lst.le BROTH
rf>, over nre4ce. iDtf
kOR SALE-l.ot dirt cheap must he sold az
once GOOD chance Tor speculation. ca 10
get cheap place Tor home. Southeast part al
city. Price 100. Address II. McD.. Telegram.
Herald. lsstf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

The petition OF th8 Grand Rapids &
Indiana Railway Company presented
q the Common CopncI last Monday.
ask r g certain privileges. including the
cosng Oh OaAes-st., from lOnil 20
Ca'tefst-, in order % allow the COM
pany t1 construct large depot and
tlain-shet, + one wl.ch should receive
favorable and prompt action on the
part VI tne council. such improve
ments a. are proposed would be- q
great value 20 the city. The city has
long SINCE out-grown the present ac-
commodalons at the union depot
The old station is calculated % give
strangers an unf1Yorah.e impression Of
the city when they arrive there. 1t is
already high time for the improvement
% be made, and every day which passes
adds % the necessity OF better arrange
ments. TIE passenger traffic on the
roads center'ug here .s constantly in-
creaslng and vii continue 20 increase
with the growth of the city and the
development north Of rs. In this
matter a. IN an others of the nature of
puoic improvements. the TEIEGRAM-
HEnALD would urge the necessity Of
taking into consideration this fact Of
the Inevitable growth Of the city. It
would be- q disastrous error 20 build a
depot with reference only % present
demands. The plan proposed by Presi-
dent HuZhart conforms To this idea. Il
is proposed % construct train--hed
winch shall hc at least 600 feet In length
and I'D fees IN width. such q struc-
ture would cover an area of over one
and oue-half acres. The passenger
stltioa 20 bc built in connection with
the tram shed would correspond 70
these proportions. Wo are informed
that il the petition 10 the council shall
be granted at once. the shed viii be-
constructed tbs TALL 70 is especially
desirable that this should be done. as
tie inconvenience experienced by mad
eqnate protection from the weather s
much greater during the winter than
durng warm weather.
As To- Oasesst., taat IS already prae-
tcal'y 100 possession of the rail-
roads. It IS crossed between iona
and CElder-st. iv So many tracks and
90 many trains ant engines are passing
atan hours of the day that it is practi-
csliy abandoned as a thorougbfa and
public safety demands that it should be-
closed. were there TO other reason for
dong so.
we crust The Common Council W.,
act as promptly as possible 10 the mat
tcr. Let us have fhe new depot by all
means. and by al means IS soon as
possible
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
TREASURER's NOTICE.

CRY TEEAsrREE's OFFICE
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept. :. lSs9.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading. graveling and paving the
cutters Of tOurrn-age.. from GrandVll e ave.
Z, Oakland dave. IS now in my hands and that
viii receive payment thereon for the period
OF twenty days from this date, at the Office OF
the City Treasurer. City Han.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
sept - City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
TREAsUREG's NOTICE.

Cry TREAsUREn's OFFICE
Grand RAPIDS. Mich. Aug. ~. l3s9.
Notice is hereby given that tne assessment
roll Tor the grading. graveling and paving the
cutters Of Fiifh-aye.. from Mad isou-aVe. TO
last ST.. IS now IN my hands. and that I will
receive PAYMENT thereon Tor the period Of
twenty days from this date. ~ The once Of the
City Treasurer. City Han.
GEORGE r. PERRY.
CITY Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
TREAsURER'S NOTICE.


Cry TRE.sURER's 0FFIcE
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Sept. T. i.s4.
Notice Is hereby given thar the assessment
roll for The construction of "A sewer I'm Eighth
ave. from South DivisiOn-St 10 south Ionia-
ST., Is now In my hands. and that I will receive
payment thereon for the period Of twenty days
from this date. at the Office OF the City Treas
urer. City Hall.
GEORGE l.. PERRY.
sept q CITY Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

r
GRAND K.FrDS. Mich. Aux. 30 is,Q
Notice - hereby given that the assessment
roil Tor the grading and graveilnE Of North
laneave-. from kridge-st. TO Fourth S.. i now
III my hands. and that will receive payment
thereon for the period OF twenty ders from
this date. at the Oface ~ fhe >ltV Treasurer
City Han. GEOE5E ~. PERRY
ca fra1surer
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
TREASURES NOTICE.


City IrsasBrer's 0flce
Grand Rapids. NiCn.. sept. 49, l,7q
Notice ia hereby given that the assessment
roll for grading. Cravpii0g and usvlugffe rut.
fers ~ Terrace avenue. from Fiffh avenue TO
Highland avenue. IS now in NV hands. and
that vIH receive payment theraoa for Tho
per. 91 II twenty GaVs fro iris date. ~ fhe
once 81 che city treasurer city haIf
frErner p PFrFT.
llfV Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
TREASURER's NOTICE.


CRY TREASURES OFFICE
GRAND Rapids. Mich. Sept. 10. issq
Notice is hereby given that the assessment
roll for the construction of q sewer in the
alley Ia block L. Converse x Iolf0rds ad
citlon, is now IN my hands. and thaI [ will
receive payment thereon Tor the period Of
twenty days from this date. at the Office OF the
city treasurer. city hall.
GEO r. PErRY.
tttv Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
TREASURES NOTICE.


Cry TREAsURER's OFFrcE.1
Grand RAPIDS. Mich. sept lq 1859.
Notice Is hereby given that the assessment
roll o the coDSfruc ion o a sewer I'm Third
avenue from a point -t0 i-tt west Of the west
line OF South Division street To sewer IN Buch-
anan street $ now in my hands. and that
VIII receive payment thereon for the period OF
twenty days from date. az the once OF the city
treasurer, city hall.
GEO. r. PERRY.
City Treasurer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

FOR SALE-See this l0ixs2 lot With house.
WI. KINsEY.
FOR SALE-A beautiful plec. of building
ground. just S0ufn OF Is. Leonard St and
extending from Front % Scribuer ST.. with 5,
foot frontage on each; large enough Tor four
hC es, and only ol51J.
w.lLKINsEy.
FOR sALE-only $50 for 30. 8, Tenih-st.,
EOK sALE-Ony siI0 for the house north
1 west corner Eleventh and JenEett-Sts.
". II. klNSEY.
EOR sALE-Fine farm in Cascade t5wnship;
a ~ acres; fine soili - acres cleared; good
". h. KINsEY.
FOR SALE or trade for farm or city property;
good drug store VI about 20. la q north
ern village. IS. 81. klNSEY.
E0R SALE-No. 90 Pleasant-sf.. rooms be-
low and above. suitable for two families,
VIII pay good interest in rent; only 2ln0.
". II. .klNSEY.
FOR sALE-How is $500 for Groom house
on SiAth-ave., ". II. kINSEY.
FOR SALE acres with.nne Improvements.
= only miles from city t'9, ,-,,--r,-
FOR sALE-Thai beautiful place. No. AS
: Cnion-st., win large lot iu t!le grove; only
500 " H. kfNSEY.
FOR SALE-That s-room modern house with
- all modern improvements sucn as bath, fur
lcV- ~ 0t', w. uui9 s,-iN. W H. NJ NSE1.
EOR sA-E-The finest site for modern fat
IN tie city; 5000 ". H. kINSEY.
E0R >ALE-A beautiful 80 Lot lot on Pros
pecI Place. only Sl20. ". II. KINSEl.
EOR SALE-Who will give me $3.50 for the
= remaining two 20 foot lots on WPalfhy-aye
Just east OF East-st.y ". II. kiNSFI
FOR SALE-A brick block on Kent-st.. Just
L opposite the court house.
W. II. KINSEY.
EOR SALE-I have a tine m )dern lg-room
house with all improvements. on Paris
ave- VIII oner at a bargain FOR "a few days
v. II. KlNSEY.
FOR SALE-A house and lot In the south
part Of the city. worth Sl.0J for $3.50; on
easy terms ". II. kINSEl.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
REAL EsTAgE- COUNTRY.

EOk SALE-Lot No. 7s. Ottawa Beach thi.
lot is one OF the first selccti0us u Is 10
has me view OF Lake Miehiean Address
Jas. II. nasklns or ~. j. L9Veland. DraGd
Rapids. Mich lszsun
A GREAT BAkGA mo acre farm, frame
4 house, good orchard 100 acres Improved
miles frem Baldwin. Tor sale cheap. Inquire
Iaggaff. N sIcsft s. Car sol. ~ ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


A--r eAA1t- aas
W lAIED 81. - :. s~e>. Aes,L 4.
" - al ouet. IA
lIAN1ED-T0s tziiors sna eas tllorsss 81
hese Dye horAs. N. 5s >sefn Division
\tA'-'rff.-A 9horoasiI IS rsl ssie man Is -
lieit az celisct Apply ~ IS ola hsns :
inan sioek- -
AiaA4Ats-firss-c as upholsters Telepht e
f- 81 II bIes a. ~-iAols1eE Norss
lifs1 S. Naskesou. MIA 20
"a AA1LD- ks ia1ls iatal "a traYrlinE
" ssicsmen pos.tlo ons perr. snent. So. 80
ineacrnifHts nee fs>l ~ lue sfeelNitlcS,
aoa ccias s@i~rs from sia.t slow blea-.
a. selS aaeu. NuleasV IL
"a All 1D-Aa o1ee la4a lpr J4ek.eHs
mss De emerge e. r.illl. " I'D have : 80
N0ne o-i th0se Who e2n roMpiy Mia the
Aootr nesd apply. Address. A. 9eA I. Tee
sran HelA.4 -
SALEsALN WANTED sea goods -
- sainpl- good salary pale riie O. trn
tenAivi NJ Co, GnciHetl. o.. of th.r4so. -
NANIED-tz1 z1Ya>scrs on AAe oi ne~ goods
" quick sales, n9 capital required must
have nrst class city references Ihs 4. ~
Adams House Furnishing House, - south Di
Nl,i1H-sf
WANTED -SSlesmen. clerks. box krel.trs
~ tArfe4aefs transfers. shipping clerks
farm hands. onier help aHQ sii otscfs oti oi
empi9ymrft % saii and inNrstls@tr onr rA-
llc4y 4rN 4-4 Thoroughly reliable system az
procuring Sta lions. Cooperative tfuF 10y
mrfi toinpans ISL. Menfsesi.. rooms q -l@
- Porter tiocA, Phone lo-4.
COuPEKS WANTED Keep away from
y ur~ud Rapids Ola account II lockOat. BS
ORDER oi tsvpeis q nior. No. it. -eti
\\AAIED- -MAN-Ta take the ssencS ol our
sales Sltr NNi.NF inches. weight 80
lbs; retail price So other size, ln pfopurfien
A rare chance 10 create q permanent business
nt hcmr These asfcs meet = demand never
before supplied by otArf sac cQ myauleS. a. ee
are not governed hy ;hs Satu Pool. Alpine
Safe Co. ilUf.irll.tf1 We'd
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

FltTED- b9tED
W. tD-.iye hosrssrs IN private IAN =
y - lsTefsor-srf
AAt&f p frrned af@-- 81 serrlerl.sr
- toarasrs Cal 81 - Iark 81 ~
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21
MONEY TO LOAN.
FuRKTuRE gToREn.
IGEFrs WAITED

~ ladle. preferred - sell "tfrhis's ni
versa silver Polish" u IL nor = silver
soap. paste. 0r "povder bat ehr.rIfs.f -
purf licuio yer polish. IN isa fssor.fe y ~
Ieoplf vn0 here SILVER ware and good serer
or terms a1d particulars addreaz
station. Mich. flsff
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

INLA ~ rc.i4t.cr .Sts ieff oB car Disisian.
- NJ fist. Cali @ c1Ct Il sea Waat one. i...i
aNd cheapest &. i.. Gay cue Nuf rs taI 4 de
AS before you n4s elsewhere. 4liucr aud
Carroll 0. Anc 81 uen Hosaail4l BLOCK
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
largest OF Az Michigan Dailles Ex-
cspt Iaoao OF Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-21

Uansa Frsss Rspsrts. pFomst .aa Earis
CsHssrf. au ta. Lecai Ns-s. 4na ths
cis4as1f ana N9st Plainly Printed P4pss
p4bnsasa ia 4rass a4pl1s-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-19
LOCAL PERSONAL.

W. NJ. Denton of Bickly is here.
H S. Hart of Pslatka is in town.
Capt. R. c. Henry of Dublin is here.
F. E. Tucker of Cordele is in the city.
James w. Lawton of Augusta is here.
J. O. knight of Stockton is in the city.
NJ. Waterman of Hawkinsville is in the
city.
E. n. Clarke of Albany came up yester-
day.
John g. Swift of Fernandina is in the
city.
A. W. Carswell of Waycross, is in the
city.
IA Mason of Stokes Bluff is in the
city.
E. D. Workman went up to Augusta last
night
c. NJ. Wheatley came up from Americas
yesterday.
C. w. Cheaves came over from Columbus
yesterday.
E. A. We'll left for Atlanta last night, via
the Central
D. H. Pope of Albany came up to Sa-
vannah yesterday.
s. S. Jones and A. D. Wynn of SWANS
boro are in the city.
B. F. Outland, prominent turpentine op-
orator of Dover, is here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Scott of Fort Worth,
Fla, are guests of the Harnett.
August Hedstrom, a prominent lumber
dealer or Darien, is in the city.
r. II. Kimball, prominent naval store
man, came down from Rogers yesterday.
J. r. Kidwell, Jos. J. Jordan and r. L.
Mills Of Augusta, are attending the United
States court now in session.
James Collins the son of Milo Collins eel
ebrated his 9th birthday yesterday by d
birthday party to his young friends.
Mrs. r. D. Bogart and son, Dorsey Wool
bridge, left last night for Little Rock. Mrs.
Bogart will make that her future home.
James A. Barksdale of Yazoo, Miss,
arrived in the city last night, and at $50
o'clock tonight will be welded to Miss
Phelie M. Henderson. at the residence of
the brides mother, No. 100 State street.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-19
THE MUTUAL COMPANY WILLING.
The City will Have no Trouble in
Settling the Lighting Question.

The City will Have no Trouble in
Settling the Lighting Question.
The electric light matter will come up to-
night in the city council At arecent meet
ing of council the following resolution by
Alderman Cam was adopted
Resolved, That all bids for lighting the city,
now before council, be rejected and that the
contract be offered TO the Brush Electric and
Power Company for furnishing 200 lights of Goo
candle power each, standard for term of four
years from the first day of January, 1890, at
the rate OF so, 900 per annum, under the speci-
fcetions upon which the bids have been based
provided that this company will agree to the
cancellation of the existing contract under
which the city is now being lighted.
Since the passage of the resolution Mr.. s.
Z. Hamilton. president Of the Brush Electric
Light and Power Company, without ac-
cepdng the city's ultimatum, has asked for
conference with the council, which will
be awarded to him in caucus before the
meeting in the "long room"
1t was learned last night that President
Blum Of the Mutual Electric Light Com
pany has authorized the mayor and Alder
man Falligant to say that his company is
prepared TO accept the proposition made to
the Brush company il the Brush company
does not accept without further parley, so
that there will be no trouble to get the ex-
ira 100 lights soon, no matter which COM
pany accepts the city's ultimatum.
City Surveyor VIM thinks that the en-
frances to lanes should be illuminated with
the lncandescent lights, and he favors sus.
pending the arc lights at street crossings, SO
that better effects will follow.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-19
The Whisperphone.

Messrs. @. Fl. White & Co., state agents,
are at the Marshall house, and are intro.
ducing to Savannah the Whisperphone, by
which the use of the telephone is made a
great pleasure. The sWhisperphone as ap
piled to the telephone is based upon the
latest scientific acoustic principles It con-
sists of tube containing reticulated, or
perforated, diaphragm, forming an ''air-
chamber" which diffuses and equally pre-
sents the sound waves on the transmitter OF
the telephone, thereby producing perfect
sound waves, and preventing conclusion
and rafting OF the telephone transmitter,
thereby saving the telephone and making it
distinct. 1t has been put to the severest
tests by the best telephone experts and
electricians, and pronounced by them GA
perfect transmitter, aiding all others. >
1t stops shouting, and whisper can be dis
tinctly heard Absolute, privacy is insured
improving the telephone SO per cent. and
avoiding all confusion il, your Office.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-19
THE TELEPHONE SERVICE.
The Residence Branch of it Becomii
Very Popular

The Residence Branch of it Becoming
Very Popular.
The teleph one service in Savannah en-
braces now some thing over $50 telephones.
The residence branch of the service includes
about seventy five. This branch has not
been extende in Savannah as it has been
in other cities. A good many business men,
Manager Rood says, are now connecting
their offices and residences by telephone,
and are avail ing themselves of the benefits
of the convenience which it affords. The
chief fireman reports larger number of
telephone alarms of fire this year than ever
before, due to the extension or the tele-
phone service. Often q serious fire is pre-
vented by the use of the telephone, and the
securing Of squad OF tiremen promptly
without the sending in of general alarm.
Separate wires are run from the telephone
exchange to each residence station the same
as to a business office. the residence rates,
however, are Is per cent. lower than the
rates for business telephones. Manager
Rood hopes by the end OF the year to have
over 100 residence telephones connected with
the exchange. The service is improving
with its extension. Manager Rood has
brought it to higher standard than IL has
ever reached before