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The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24
BIRTHS MARRIAGES -DEAfHS

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mall Will mt be inserted They must hs handel h st either 0f the publication offices and b. irdorsed with ths name and residence oS Fersol> authorized have the same pub I.SheS-
 BORN. ASE-Ia B1ue Canyon. January Is Isss. to the wife cs John Ash son DE.VTTT-In this city, JsnEsrT E. lsss. to rhe zffe oS r. J- Dewitt a daughter CTTTFELD-In this city. January q. issS. t0 the wife oF Max Gutfeld. 6 son HOTOP-I1 this city. January 2A 1Sss. 10 -he wife of c. Eot0p. s daughter. JOENS0N-In NsrEsy1Ile January I- ISSs, ro me wife e Frank " Johuson- g son IONE@Iu CIiFp@E Gap. January E, 1sss. to ths wife of Dave Jones. sol- EE<NEDE-Tn this city December Gs. lSSz. to ths wife q William ! Kennedy. . dzEgh- 
 LEVY-Jaauzry 21 Isss. 10 the wife e sau1el c. Levy 2 son WARTIME wstso1viils. January 1 1sss. to the wife ct George ?. Martin twin daogh- -sz-
 SACNDERSIa Sscransuto. Jsuue-y E, 1sSS, 10 the wife e J- L Saunders. a son
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24
LEGAL NOTICES.

THE CssEft0rnia Debris Commission. having re- cssved applications to -ztns by the hyd-aulie r-ns-e<S from O. NJ Es1rT. ia the Nurrhy 6iKzfugs near Eclc2z0- Ar1z5o- County. ro d@uos.t tztIfuzs in RzDcke-iz Creek. from George A Clifton. tn the ClEpbosri G1lch mine. near Volcano. A1ze60- County. 10 de plstr taiifrEs tn Sutrsr Greek: from Frank J.
 Gcya1. ir rh= Cox nina near PlscerTIile. Fl Dorado County. 70 deposit -zfIings h rz- vine. Srr- J. NJ L1zE-scEz-. in the Hull r-zc=- rli1e rear Crs-sSse. Plu-nas County.
 10 deposit tzfli1Es i1 rsvtrs. and from E.
 Becker and Robert Mooney, il the Home stake nine. near Amzdcr City. ACzdc- County t0 5epcsi- tzIltrEs tr Ranchsrfz Creek gives notice that meeting ~iu bs held a- room g Food building. San Fran cisco. Cal o1 February | 1SsS- st 1-s1 Q. IT.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24

BECKER-In this city. January = 1888. 5@-[sr and brother of Fe-d Becker. Mrs J. ! cocssy and Emma Becker, z native cf san Francisco. aged q years months and
 EF1euds and acqusin,znces are respect fully invited 10 attend the funeral Wednes- day, January es. al o.saSes. IEon tne F5s.- tween Hayes and Grove lnIerIasnr l. O- c. 2. Censts-T-
 BECHTEI-In this city. January 2s. 1sss. Max trnillsn Bechtel. native Of Austria aged $ years and l month BUCKMAN-In San Jese. January 4o. lsss. Mrs Ann Buckuzn- native of Ireland aged s years
 BooTE-In this city. January 2. 1Ss. wIl- liam Allen Booth. . native Of New York. aged 55 years
 Auansz Chzrtctta Ce6srgree1. beloved mother o< BIontfnz LEndGuist. and sister o< Carl Boy, native oS Finland Sweden aged
 0Frsendz and acquaintances are respect fuIly invited 70 attend the funeral to-m0-rcw Tuesday,. al 2 ocioSk. from 'as undsr1ss- .5- Washington street Lnte-uae1t Laurel HI Cemetery
 Crusstt native Of WIn0aa. Aia1-, aged 9
 EyF-isnfs and aequaintznces are respect fully invited 70 attend the funeral services this day CN01d2yl- al o'elock- at the resi- csrcs e J- F. Crosert. ZS San Jose avenue corner Tweury-hfth street Iarsrusnt p-i- vzts-
 cHIsHoLM-In San Rafael. January ,a. 1ss. beloved twin daughter of Ch-Ssrouher and rhe late Mary Theresa Chisholm aged l6 wears months and l3 days
 OFriends and zcQ1zintznces respect fully invited 10 attend the funeral to-rzorrox gTues5ay). on arrival os s-z9 a. u1- train from San Rafael. TTb1rol ferry. In-er-e1t Mount Calvary Cemetery.
 DEvEREAUx-Tn San Jose. Cal. January za tssS William Joseph D=ve-eeux. native ot CzIfsnrniz- aged E years months and Ie days
 FTSNERTT-Il this city. January a 1888 Julia beloved wife Of John FInnerry, mother Of Annie. John and Julia Ffncerry. and sis ter of Mrs F. Mcleod and Mrs P Reyr1Ifs Of Portland. Dr. native of Ireland. aged s years
 FRACCINT-Ia1rary =. 1888. Mrs C. Fac cfnf mother of the late Joseph Faccinf FRASCSICE-In this city, January 91 rsSs Katie. dearly beloved daughter os Martin and
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE.

1s9-ACRE ranch Kern County: 71 acres tn alfalfa will sell 41 or @ acres
 From house Oakland lor Sfx11,l- S. 5ft 22-zcrs ranch improved in fr-tr----------- so House rooms. iot zex117. 1000 pigeonS---- -sssl 1p, ether places What have you t0 Of1sT7 H C. DECKER. E78 Market g.. opp Fifth GOOD-RENTING Oakland property to sx- change f1- ranches EDISON & TCRTON, l1lS Broadway, Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

 WANTED-To exchange eegs acres q good sEStn land eioSe to town for San Fyancsse9. lowed; p-fncsp7ls only Box 757. Call SeN-GOING al a sz.rifce. an elegant rsnch ot S acres. 1ezr he town Of IATerTnOre: 18 acres i1 bs3rilg fruit eight years old being land the AuildingS she sane were just completed last spring al a cost 0s s3+sa- god house Os rooms and bath; cement basement: me tank house TtTh servant 2 room n sane together with good windmill a1 excellent Snc over the grol11- large naTa- -xsss price Of place before improvements were put up party is wiling 1o sacrtf1ce and sell sr this figure; the house is Esr-iy t1ruisl.ee tnclssd- iEs ezEPsts- sSSvez5 eSS- Eh,e2 Ti.s . s9 E.th and Insurance Broker. A Ninth st. Oak land
 Essl-7 acres near Petaluzla- cottage. stable chicken houses. horse. cart furniture. tools ss5e5-l5 scTss: santa Cruz Co; 12 acres vines acres fruit: fine trout stream. plenty oE woot- 2-story house pzckng-hOEse- barn sls.0c0-PayinE investment: fine fruit ranch. sIss5Zii acres al VacavsIle. all in fruit; house chicken houses farm tools aAny ''Ae5 kaS SS9,e YS 1 ii ksstn2 e ssa TOT FORTY acres near San Francisco: many houses. bsrRs. arte=Ean wills. chicksn-hoslses- shade trees fruit trees near railroad sta -iCn and sugar beet factory: price cut Ad- 
 ANY one wanting 8 small ranch for ErssinE purposes. moderate sized orchard, part Y inurorc5 payable or very easy terms. apply to roo11 feS Claus sp-eckels ouiidins- LITTLE homes close to town: improved; easy terms. also to . acre pieces on and l9 years credit D F WING Solona Cttys every Nc11sy s- ssz Market st-. s. F. HOUSE Of rooms: modern: yard 159 by 3ae feet. greenhouse plants good water. stable and chicken yard. als0 goldfish pond big bar gain Cal z- rhts office
 10 RENT-sI75 per year. fruit ranch i1 Placer County clears Slele Der year R21cher, box T4s Call office
 g ACRES good redwood timber land Men dociR0 County; party going away 511 Va lelciz st
 BOOK and It.- ot cheap land free A- NJ GRIFFIN, Corro1E1oi. Shasta County. Cal OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24
MARRIED.

LIAt.tLLED- LETST-GONEZ-Il Monterey. January -7. 1ssS by ths Rev Father Nsstrss. George I.Sfs- and Maria Gomez ON UI-ETTCECOCE-I1 San Jose, Jzau- arr Is IssS by the Rev Father Ken1a- Hugh O'Nesu and Mrs Kate Hitchcock SANDERS R@EINBERLIN-Tn Santa Clara, Cal January 1s lSSs by the Rev H B Heseoe Murray C Sanders and Mary Alice Ef-tzrfsz
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24
OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
 OFFICE-oOS BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE

S4SF-Aa elegant new house Of roo-s iaun- trv and hath nicely finished and decorated throughout plate glass windows 1iczsL- plated plumbing. open work cement osSs- Eszr with beth side E-alls and ceiling plas- tered. h fact everything to make home Coupie-e- situated o1 one o< the main streets of Oakland For further particulars apply to GEORGE B N GRAY Real Estate and h. sl-alce Brcksr. a5s Ninth st-. OakLant-
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24

ATTORNEYS AT LAW. ADVICE free; 6sTprce law specially; private: 10 fee without success colleetto1s- G. ". HOWE atty st law. sSo Market COT Srockra- ADVICE free 10 charge unless successful V. " DAVIDSON sz7 Market s-
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24
DIED

Becker. Henry Jcsspns. Amelia Bsrh-sl NLzxIu.iItal ksIlsher. CcrlsII-s J Booth William A Rrahslbuhl. Albert F3sckuzu Mrs Ann Lzcclber. Peter Ceds-grsez- Amanda Lynch. James J- Chisholm McCsulley. Robert g--oszrt Harriet T. Madden Frank A TzTsrearx William Merchant Mary P rTznerry Julia 1[iaEo. Prof Charles Frarcs-s Mrs C. Mooney Charles Frarusich Katie OConlell. Mary C%fr0- Ns-v R O 'Ks4te. George D. C,oIt5s-e LEvpuaa Painter. Edward E Heafsv Capt Henry Rice. Charles IL Henrik Margaret Sage, John A Euteb-znd (Kls-n). Tracey Mamie
 r--z Williams Charles p. Iso~Istt Fred " WIsensn- Mrs Lena
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24

 NANIED-T0 exchange sfE acres q Ensli grain land close -o town for San FCzrctsc0 Oakland o- Alameda rrore-tys equity d. l0Eecs p-tEcspSls only Box 75-. Call
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24

t.1o1 WANTED to complete outfit and Erut- stake pz-TF 1f usn bound for Alaska. os -Ea1 7-s7zf-zl rrir=-E G- a7 v-z-<' s~-s- ie1cs- pe-ltss comprising this pzT-y are men 1t Erz-1EEE and can gre eEczrrt1-et rsf=T- e--@ A6E-ess r A- P. B1x = Call
 PARTIES E5th s5G or 11o-e to build steamer and 6rsiEs- fo- Alaska RJz r. Vallejo. Cal. HARDY young Sc1e-E-rsl- holding good DO st1tCzs tz English vessel. would Ike t0 % t7 Elo1ifSe r they could meet person with cap ttzE willing Eo hack them Box -5S Cal cffce- 2rEN as pa-rze-s Eo- r-1-uzf aid. location zuzz-tses- d. 7o- a0ntv r-fsss r1u have s-Ee csE--sL As5-ess boz -s.. Csrl-
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24
LODGING HOLES FOR SALE.

FURNITURE FOR SALE. THE bzlz--e o< house st Tt1T Powell s-. must be sold before tonight, fine walnut Ez-5- rohe- 2 folding hsz5s- 2 stds5oa-5s g Vienna chairs, carpets , lounges. : bedroom sets TlEs. pool and card tables and Frs1ch -srhle clock. at ! harEzfa. cost E-s. s-c
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24

OFris1ds and scQuatltznces are respect
 fully invited to attend the funeral this day fA01dsy@- al 70 e'cEock- from his late resi- csnce- l-Z7 Webster street uszr Gszry- In teEmear Salem Cemetery by Tr-S3 e. IT. train from Third and Townsend streets Please
The San Francisco call., 1898-01-24

EtIH rent cheap t7 responsible par1ies-Ssztly Furnished house. rooms and bath and lovely garden cal between hours Of 1 and O 'clscE- rsteTsacss required. ez pers sr whelsz IT. Grove st
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-18
|. ". Hanson, N. D.
SPECIALIST.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat.
WOOD BLOCK. BARRE. VT.

WOOD BLOCK, BARRE, VT.
Except Tuesday and Friday afternoons at Law.
renee Block, Montpelier. Cataract and Other opera
TONS Electro Magnet for painless removal OF steel,
Compressed Air, Spray and Vapor Treatment for
Catarrh, Deafness, Colds, Coughs, Asthma, etc.
Palypls remove d, also other growths In the nose
Enlarged Tonsils, Ademods in children, causing
mouth breat hing, Earache and Deafness.
Glasses prescribed for those who appreciate the
value of accurate lenses for the eyes.
HOURS.--9 to II; l 80 to 4:3O, 40 to 1880
except Thursday evenings.
Way.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-18

A fact perhaps not generally under
stood, has made itself apparent in the
2uise of most profitable investment to
Barre Citizens. Ehle's Book and Music
store has recently inaugurated the plan
of paying the street car fares to pur-
chascrs u. their beautiful art and sta
tionery store in Montpelier when goods
up to one dollars worth are purchased.
The facilities offered in this store are
so varied in tie lines of Musical 1nstru-
mcnts and Novelties, that prospective
buyers find themselves bewildered in
making their selection. Though early
for the approaching Holiday season the
stock has already arrived in some de-
partments and timely investigation
will prove good investment.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-18
LOST, STRAYFD OR STolEv.

A Red Cocker Spaniel Pup. He has four
white feet and white breast; has Il scar on his
neck. Finder will he rewarded by leaving
him at this Office Immediately, if not sooner.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-18
WILLIAMSBURG.

Rev. f. B. Watson and wife are in
Boston this week.
Mrs. Leavitt Haywood is visiting
friends near Boston.
Mrs. Enos F. Walker is visiting her
brother in Providence, r. I.
Alfred r. Martin and Chas. Edison
were among the cxcursionists to Boston
today.
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs. Z.
P. Womer on Sunday but lived hardly
an hour.
Sumner +. Whcatley died of Bright's
disease on Sunday and was buried today.
Bert R. Demeritt prosperous bust
ness man of Waterbury, was the guest
of an old friend here last week. He
bought lot of maple sugar while here,
his firm. Griggs Il Demeriti, dealing
largely in maple sugar and syrup.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-18

Mrs. S. j. Jones went TO Rutland this
morning for two weeks visit.
Mrs. Ii. N. Burnham went to White
River junction this morning.
Mrs. Matthew Shannon has set up n
boarding house at 50 w est street.
Mrs. Walter Granger. of Williams
town, is visiting in the city to-day.
w. X. Wheatley is in Brookfield this
afternoon in attendance at funeral.
Senator George w. Lynde Of Will
Jamestown was in the city on business
this morning.
w. C. Quinlen left on the noon train
for White River Junction on q short
business trip.
w. II. Gale has his opening sale in
the new store, Miles Block, week
from tomorrow.
Mrs. Frank Ell and children, from
Franklin Falls, N. H., join her hus'
band here tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. midget returned
last night from q months visit in FARM
ington, Dover and Rochester.
Elgin Gale and Will Olds arc to de-
| liver two horses to Marshfeld to-day
that they sold the other day to Mr..
Simpson, of Boston.
Eugene Marion returned last night
from Boston and vicinity where he has
been purchasing stock and fixtures Tor
his new store at Gales old stand, Depot
Square.
O. J. Dodge is we'll known here in
Barre, and bis word can DO relied upon
If you will call at his jewellery store he
will tell you all about the TELEGRAMf
prize watches.
When a clerk has now watch, or even
one that is not reliable, his employer
often has to report impunctualty. The
clerk who wins the TELEGRAMs prize
watch will not he troubled that way.
Homer Fits has very handsome
window, advertising Kabo Corsets
The centre piece is splendid wax
figure furnished by the manufacturer
for the special advertisement of these
corsets now going on under the direc'
ton of Miss Moody expert filter for the
Chicago Corset Company.
A civil case, Margaret Clary vs. Mar.
tina Pratt, was tried before Judge Bar
ney this morning. This was an eject
ment suit to recover possession of prop
erty on River St. The verdict WAS fol
the plaintiff to recover the premises,
with certified execution, and $43.8C
back rent The defense took An appeal
Lapoint appeared for the plaintiff and
Nichols and Williams for the defend
ant.
A ditch was dug this morning &C
cording to the original plans for supply
ing tn" drinking fountain in the park
The city water pipes and Mcfarland &
Boyce's system are within four feet Of
each other just outside the curbing and
the ditch is dug between them. A pipe
will be put in so that when the question
of which water shall be used is settled
it will be as easy to connect one as the
other.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-18

All kinds of fresh vegetables at Dover
& Chessers Meat Market.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-18

Mems Black, Blue and Brown Atwood i'm
ported KerSey Overcoat, Excellent Italian Lin
ing, splendidly made. A ready retailer at $1,000
Headline price, $3.50.
n Mems Black and Blue Overcoats, made of
West London Kersey, best Italian Lining, per-
feet tailoring. An exceptional good value at
5000. Headline price, $1,000.
There are some wonderfully dressy .. Z.
made up this season of Court Cloth with fancy
plaid back and Skinner Satin Lining. We
have Il large assortment of selected styles.
Headline prices $500, $1,000, $l2.50, $1,000
and $500.
Mems Suits.
Never have we shown so many choice
things as can be found in our splendid Fall
Assortment, numerous as are the various
wearers. We have a collection that is sure to
please you, both in style and prices,
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-18

We call your special attention to the
new advertisement in todays issue Of the
Blue Store, Segel & Brady, Proprietors,
on Deapot square who have some things
to say about a special make of boys
winter suits called the Rough and
Tumble controlled only by them.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1898-10-18

good chance 70 get underwear cheap
If your size is on our bargain counter.
Come in and see. Frank McWhorter.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-05-27
LITTLE HOOKING.

Miss Helen Allen is visiting friends
in Colum bus, o.
A. J. Valentine has gone to Louis.
vile on the Fred Wilson.
The Little Hooking mill has been
rented by the Pioneer Mill Company, of
Marietta, and will commence grinding
June 1st.
Richard Brewster is having galvan-
ized iron roofs put on his dwelling
and barn.
Miss Marybel Chambers had another
relapse on Sunday last and is now not
quite SO well as she had been.
Mrs. Emily Allen has had a new
stone walk made this week.
VIM. Bartlett, who has been South
on the Victor for several months, is
expected home in the near future.
Mrs. Bridget Gahayan returned Tues
day from short visit to her daughter,
Mrs. Ellen Dunlavey, at GAINESVILLE.
Rev. A. ]. McKim, of Hockingport,
will preach the Memorial sermon at
the Baptist Church here, Sunday at
1880 a. m.
Rev. Mccall. of Caldwell, who held
series of meetings at the Baptist
Church, closed his meetings last week.
The Little Hooking Postoffice is now
snugly ensconced in its new quarters
and everyone is getting used TO the
new order Of things.
DR.. E. A. Ross was at Barlow Mon.
day.
While lighting fire under the boiler
in the 3. & o. S. W. pump house, Mon
day, Herbert Chambers was burned
about the face, but we have not learr-
ed just how seriously.
The committee appointed to arrange
for Children's Day at the NJ. E. Church
are busily preparing for that occasion.
Thos. Godfreys saw mill, which shut
down few days since on account of
having no bills, will start up again
Thursday, Mr.. Godfrey having receiv.
ed bills for $1,000 feet. His mill at
present is on Mr.. Leroy Noland's land
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-05-27
LOOK BEHIND YOU

Mr.. EDITOR:
was grati6ed to read in your paper
of Monday "A Suggestion" What was
said was truth but it was not the VIII Die
truth, for it sometimes happens that
those who have trash to dispose of put
it on ground to which they have no
right.
1t is very provoking when man
keeps his part of the alley as clean as
his door yard, to find all sorts of refuse
against his fence and not be able to
find out who has been SO generous.
1t is little like the game Of drop the
handkerchief, which played as boy,
one may look behind him him day after
day and find nothing, and then sudden
ly something worse than a handker-
chief is there-and all unconsciously he
is ct" ONE Who HAS SUFFERED.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-05-27
MARKET REPORT.

CINCINNATI May "a
FLorR- Spring fancy, s6O0lGI5; family,
S. 5OG5sO; spring patent, .6.5Jl7OU; wi.lter
patent, $3.50 c6.25; fancy. ;535ah75: family.
400 rye no:tLwesterl s3.sJa+OJ; 90 city,
s3s504O0
WHEAT-Sales: Sample red landing slOO.
90, track. sl.21
CoRN-sales; 5 mple, mixed, track. Ss.;
No. mixed, track, Boa; No. : yellow, track,
oATs-sales: No. mixed. track, sO.ic.
HoGs-select shippers .4,25Q 430; select
butchers, s4.lJJ425; fair TO good packers,
eS sOG LILO; fair 10 good light sS.4OLSs5; CON-
mon md roughs, s3, 40QS.s5,
CATTLE-Fair to good shippers, 81. ESQ I65;
gc cd TO choice butchers ~. ,5G165; fair TO
medium butchers, s3.25GiOl; common, " 75CD
al5.
sHEEP-Extras, sas5a4OO; good 10 choice.
so.55lta75; common to fair s2.751325
LAMBs-Extras, &.GoGy4.75; good 10 choice.
~ 25d4 4 so; common to fair, 10 7514l5.
VEAL CALyRs-Extra, s1OJ; f.ir to good
light $4,000 75; common and large, $4,000 10.
CHICAGO. May 26.
WHEAT-May, sl75; June. sl33; july 81. 10:
September s5549 s6Hc; December, s.4c.
Corn May, SS'sci july SS'.G33Ac; septem.
ber, S403Ilsc.
oATs-May, exc; July, a4lc; September,
2l7sc.
BARLEY-Cash. No. 2, 3s040c
RYE-cash, CSC; May, 6sci July, 5oc; sep,era-
brs, sac.
PITTSBURGH, May 90
CATTLE-Extra, IS. l095,l5; common. sIOU1A
400.
HoGs-Prime heavy, A4O14,45; best rnedi.
ums, t425G 4.SO; heavy Workers, s4l5at4. 20;
light Workers, t409ct4IO; pigs as TO QUALITY
70 60za SSi roughs s150l250
SHEEP-Choice clipped, 405a4l5: common.
sa 25aS6O; choice clipped lambs, a. sOis4. 9O:
common 70 good, sL25G475; spring lamb, IS 40
gG5Q. -4e rA
VEAL LcALvEs--s5. 5o160l ra4 NJ
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-05-27
DEWEY THANKS PRESIDENT.
Takes Occasion to Commitment the
bravery of the Officers I'm Com
mnnd of His Ships

A telegram has been received from
Admiral Dewey thanking the president
for his promotion and complimenting
Capt. B. T. Lamberton, his chief of
staff; Capt. c. V. Gridley, of the
Olympia; Capt. y. NJ. Dyer of the Bal
timore; Capt. j. B. Coghlan, of the
Raleigh; Capt. Frank Wildes, of the
Boston; Lieutenant Commander E. B.
CoiVorcoresses, of the Concord; Com
mander Z. 7. Wood, of the Petrol, and
Capt. d. B. Hodgeson, of the cutter Nc
onlloeh. The department will probably
make some special recognition by form
OF letter of the services of the officers
who are commended in Dewey's mes
sage.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-05-27
SUPPLY EXHAUSTED.
Extraordinary Demand ON the Naval
photographic once at WASH
fnRton for charts.

There has been so great demand
for charts from the naval hydrograp phic
Office at Washington that many of the
issues have become exhausted. An un-
usual number of the charts were fur
nished for naval purposes, issues being
made not only TO new ships, but Ia
naval militia and to the military sta
toned along the coast.
The demand for the charts outside
of the government has been in the last
two or three weeks unprecedented in
the history of the photographic office.
The principal charts called for have been
Cuba. Puerto Rico, the coast of Spain,
the Philippines, and ocean track charts,
which show distances between the parts
of the world by the usual sailing routes.
There were over 200 requests for this
chart after the last one had been dis
posed of.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-05-27
TEMPTATION BEFORE HER.
nIatamoras Editor Warns Female En-
ploye of His Paper.

AIatamoras Editor Warns Female En-
ploye of His Paper.
The editor of the New Matamoras
Mail thus andoupces an addition to
his working force and incidentally
warns her against danger:
On Monday last Miss Villa Kette.
one of the bright, graceful and hand
some young ladies with which our
town abounds, en- cred the Mail office
and took a case, and vowed a vow that
she would try and get along without a
mother-in-!aw until she made herself
mistress of the art of type setting.
She is handling type very well and
will get along all right if she keeps
her VOW about the mother-in-law busi-
ness, and don't fall in love with the
sap-headed boys in the Office, or Major
Joe Moore, or the ugly news catcher,
which is not probable. Good luck to
you Miss Kettle, may you soon become
rapid compositor.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1898-05-27
WkTERTOWN.

Mrs. G. NJ. Adams, of Pasa dena, Cali
fornia, is visiting friends here. Mrs.
Adams came to Ohio to attend the fun
eral of her brother, David Huribert, Of
GAINESVILLE.
Our telephone line is IN order now to
Vincent. An electric storm recently
disarranged some of the works in the
phones and we had no communication
on the line for twenty-four hours. Mr..
S. W. Harvey, who is putting up the
line, is pushing the work on to Water
ford and it will be completed in a few
days.
The Watertown Farmers Club met
at the home of Thomas Greenlees on
last Saturday afternoon. 1t was one
of the best meetings the club has en-
joyed. The club united in singing
Red, White and Blue with patriotic
feeling. A good program was carried
out and at the close Of the program
Mrs. G. NJ. Adams, of California, gave
ar interesting talk of her fourteen
years in Los Angeles and Pasadena
Rev. R. N. John will deliver the
Memorial sermon on Sunday at 1880 a.
m. in the eUniversalistChurch Subject:
Good Citizenship" On Monday there
will be services at 2 o'clock. Subject:
1.-THE Right Use of Retrospection." !"
The Watertown Orchestra will assist
in the music and with mandolin solos
and the Watertown Martial band, we
are assured OF good music. Every
body respectfully invited to attend
each seryice. kFlEFf