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The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-11-03

MENT.

Yard wide unbleached sheet
ing SIC
SC fast color calico per I'd Sc
Androscoggin muslin &c
Yard wide Sea Island sheet
ing per yard Sc
Good canton flannel per yd4Hc
8cqualitycanton flannel &c
1Oc quality cheviots per yd 7c
SC quality wrapper flannel
etts per I'd Sc
1Or quality extra heavy dark
outing per yd 6Hc
Good outing 4Hc
School-boy jeans per yd 10c
Heavy wool 17Hc
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-11-03

All-wool blankets, real
value $3.50, 500.
Good size comforts, 4Sc.
Extra heavy large size com
forts, sale price ~.
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-11-03

cloth, silk warp Henri
ettas, that sold at 50 and
6Oc, per yd 39c
SIPS quality silk and wool
crepons per yd CSC
Red and white wool flannel
per yd 15c
Red and white wool flannel
extra heavy, 35c quality,
per yd Csc
Turkey-red table cloth, 90
inches wide, per yd 21c
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-11-03
NOTION

Hair pins, 2 papers for 1c
Pins, 2 papers for 1c
Ball thread, II balls for Sc
Coats cotton, 3 spools for lie
Good machine thread for &c
Wool yarn, per pound 4Oc
Mems black and tan seam
less hose per pair Sc
Silk yelling per yard 15c
DEPART
MENT.
Ladies ribbed vests, heeced
back, real value 25c,
each 12Hc
Ladies' heavy ribbed vests,
heeced back, real value
35c, pants to match, dur
ing this sale 23c
Ladies' Egyptian yarn fine
ribbed heavy heeced union
suits, real value SOC, sale
price 35c
Misses union suits, heavy
ribbed, each 25C
The Burke County news. [volume] (Morganton, N.C.) 1899-1901, 1899-11-03
Greatest of All Great Sales !!

Fm the nu 30 hsw will offer our nr stock at GREATLY REDUCE PRICES Many items will be
below actual cmt Weae the people who started the low prices We aet hades ofh~ prices; others ar
n* O. < of doing business: Reliable goods only, at herg prices; more goods for same money! @n
money than any other house
This Great Sale that bm nM MONDAY, NOV. erH presents the sort of potuntesth appeals to the
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-22

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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

Diammd Head aienal station, May
~, I'm Weather cloudy, Wind ffcsI,
Weather Buresu, ronahou, May ~
Temperature Mornina m'nlmuin,
7al Midday maximum, ~
fBndmdG touedsi ~ nsyliy. hi
Barometer, 0a N, m.oi steady,
Hpinfall, do 900,
naw,gllx,%a,es m % percent
Annfysfs.
Saturday, May 80
Flmr Kiunu, Freemani fr1m Maui
aud Hawaii pJftsi $40 SKIS potatoes, nv
hnga C0rn, ~ bsGs oofTrn, ~ bdls avs,
N hides, 92s hi sheep, no hogs and 100
pkRs Nfndries,
sunday, May gl,
atmr KilOhann, Thnmpsni, fran
Kgugl p0ris, BGs8 bnas sugar. Igr "
Hnckf1ld Ard, and lta green hides,
Sfnr flnudihe, Cameron, .fr0m Ma.
nj p6rig M9 bigs Hiaar, M lipgs rOrni
49, mrs p'faides, horse, 100 l'ogs anu
5imr Mokdii, Dudol, frm Mmo-
kai and Maui. 60
Mmday, May a.,
PMHB lhinnt SeHldrRt rom I'M.
M 1p1Japgni mss naofs and freight
~ " Hackfeld n OO,
DRPATTnnrs,
Hnndny, May ",
Am Httnc Deh q Perkins, Nuns, f0r
MgbuBmpa jn bnllasi
tsTs " elamw, Stores, Tor Ma
nils,
Monday. May "a,
Sfmr EcanIlm, MOshGr, fOr NawllI.
I WI and H1naWaulu NJ y ~.
SfDr Mikahala, Thompson, Tor M.
wjiiwili (gnsq OnlyI KWm, EIeele
/ llnDnpcge, Makaweli. Wnimoa and
NG%%"S T$9@, budoat, lar ao,ota
s2oT Icbua, BepDeii, fp Kan
nakakai, HgbnlepDlg0p, IhIniDa, OI0
@aiu pp1 KibeI ht6p ~.
pm ~ China senburyI Tor Saf
I FranciacD ~ 10 pm,
ygssEfs Lghyls0 TOMORROW
EtfoJ Kine1. Freeman, Tor MaUI
and ffaHaij p0fts nj W ~.
stmt kil0fiapa }fbWupoD, Tor Wal
A@f'5 1aodl6g 0amerm, Tor Mad
/ ports ~ b y M
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-22
Thirteenth Annual Meeting
um0p fUhun"
MAUI--
RkOING--
association
0unhfno,,
Sprscksls' Park, Kahulul, Maui,
uinOH,ui0
TUESDAY, JULY 4, 1899.
Races 10 commence
Ut 10 O'clock ~. M, sharp.

First BICYCLE RACE,
One mile dash fOf Maui cyclists. First
pde SlJ g1ld medal, second prize 80
enimhte fee ~,
S. ond - 1ROtTlNG AND PACING
TO HAItNBSS.
ODe.mIIe heats, best two In three, free
Tor ali. Purse RJo,
hIu-RUNNING RACE,
HafmIle dash, free f0r MI ponies n
hands 0f under Purse 20,
Fourth RUNNING RACE,
1hfeef0ihbs Of mile dash, fee for
alI Maui bred horses, Purse 800,
fInhl-'fROttING AND PACING TO
HARNESS.
One.mlle heats, best two IN three, ago
eiass f1f Maui horses Purse h,o.
Slsth RUNNING RACE.
ODeJbalf mile and repeat, free for MI
Maui bred h0fNs, Purse fioo.
Seventh --RUNNlND RACE.
CORINIHIAN RACE,
One.mile dash, TOT MI horses that have
never van n fnce, members N the Assoc
citation ~ hde. EDtfnbee fee ", entries
10 tl6ie Ten minutes before The aee, Gold
medal, ~.
Eighth -RUNNING RACB,
Ohs'mlls dash, ftee f1f all Purse hso.
| Nlmb-'fRO11INO AND PACING TO
| HhRNBSS.
u.
Ons.mlIe heats, best IN :, $40 class
f0f MaUl bred horses Pure 100,
Tenth RUNNIND RACE
Obei0uhI mile dash, free fOr all Maui
bred horses Purse ES
Eleventh -PUNNiND RACE
MULE RhCB.
| D6e.iinlf mile dash, cNeb weights.
Purse Vs.
Al entries ne 10 be made win Tie See
fetafy before IA O'Clock noon 0b Thursday
June z,td, isU
Entrance fes 10 be 10 per cent VI VI,
purse, Unless Otherwise specified,
M kntes 10 be fiib " h0tted under III,
! rules N tIie Maui Racing Association,
Il MI horses ne expected ~ start Ublesi
withdrawn by ~ Gd0ch noon On Jul,
I I'D, iBDD
pr 0tdsf " Executive Committee,
orc. HONS,
Il Secretary Maui Racing Association
! mn Mh1h 10 Jeiy
N rx@t ~yTT~1<
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-22
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-22
Notice TO Creditors.

Having been appointed Administrator u,
BY ne Honorable Gafglsr X Wlldp,s
Jlidw N lhs Third gbd Fourth Judicial
Ciftults, Islynd N Hawaii and having
dlDy qualified ~ sieb, 90 hereby fsqusst
NJ Persons having d9lWs against said
esi9le ~ present them, duly authenticated.
and with proper vouchers, " any exist, 10
Dls NJ ny fssldsbcs, n eleven miles %
Volcano t0ad, ksaaU, Island N Hawaii,
Within III months ff0n this Ioth day N
mo, Hawai-, May ldb, A, y. IS01
PETER LEE,
i77tNyis1771bs Administering,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-22

The steamer fwe sails for Kan.
nj ports At 3 O'clock this afternoon,
The fnca has bapled aIoogside
the F6h street wharf 10 discbsfgt.
Aflof taking nb6ard nll her live
stock fa Manila tho u y 4 y Lee.
pDaw smiled Tor that place Sob-
day
The BoLtgfla IL indebted 10
Captain Seaba,y ard The Cbief
Ehgibfer N the Cbina Tor late
1ews fayofs,
The A meri6qo barkeotioe Up6
! q Ptrki0s eailed IN bnIlnst Tor
Mahok01a Sdod6y To load sugar
ld Ssn ffabciso6I
me Mikabala sails Tor Kauai
pJfb ths aftefnh6n NJ q O'Gl6Ck,
She vii 10 back on Thursday,
md VII sail again On tle nfief
b66o d tba day Tor her usual
'fSs p M y q Ghioa, seabufy
lc6nmhndef, arrived In port nj ~
bhny hbof this mbfDi6g after n
| pleasant tiip ff6m ObiDa and jap.
hbl She bhs 1O3 Chinese aud two
IJhpahes6 In The sleefags Tor this
| pdft
/ Tho Kii6iFha reports the fol,
libwihe hdpaf left on the Haf1et
1000; n M, 8DGjj Il y, 1914, X Y
$500; NJ Il y, 1000; M A X, N,
2bl. u n H. 400; KS M, GOO
Y X 1910. Total, G4,223 baps
|, Tbe Kiloiiana tbat arrived iron
kanai pbfts yesterday morning
btbpeb( the bbws ihet The jane
Mhkss hid been ubhble, np 10 Il
! hb6h on Saturday, 10 ipks On an
soehf bb hcc6dpt ~ the yei!
btdyy fhibs M Kapaay " Ia ~
|. bected tiiat shs viii load t0dn)
Nun lea,s Tor Hon1ulu Iate ibi
afternoon
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-22
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-22
fAssesoehs ARRIVED.
sA,YtaA.. Y..s,s

foiIbwibe ms tbs results u Bal.
aItgdays ieahlsi ftana Ail,et!og
gW WnJsi ityin dpWlldei,
\ \, 40, u Al " N Adams tfom
Rg'srSSt hyT'Th gssas s W" G%%
\ y UBpkt. MpIiics Damon d..
ttHINd ~ UtI Wyteilionss and y
n Noit0b W A wate,bou.s
'ibs baseball game bAweep he
Rhhe4gYtbn tgy4 hbd tbs tenn
ltbm Baitpiy X Saturday afin.
Noon why w6n ny ibs f1liust he
BgDiB bbiDe VA ~ II BDb Sides
showed tbS lack of ptncilse
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-22
VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

The undersigned offers for sale a valu'
able parcel VI Land on the southeast
corner of Bsrs,anIa and Miller SITS.
The property has frontage u 81 feet on
Befetanla ~. and " feet on Miller 81.
Afea 400 ~. n.
There are two cottages on The property
one o which Is nov rented for tzs pei
month.
p0t further particulars
hpny 10
JAS. y. MORGAN,
no - Queen ".
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1899-05-22
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Inns lIllt 81 most lQtadF|t ~9NIA5B Ips6aoSi1
now being opened up wlth eodtDte asSSS Ebiy't XXX
Hles om this ely NJ pQthelst9ly eAffH9 ''''' wv
II has an elevation 81 over 2QOdsF fD9ge az DEF
Commanding magnificent view 9f QSgslV5E6b Xxx
Nm ndPdol6Nneys VIII .ft5CjklYf(B399I WY
81 oahu PLANTATIONS and PsalLoebs N JsfefpV ll'Tf
trsly lem We'd from AT planting 9tic o 20 4s} AVN
hg The ro,sibitieS 81 ague andisyfC FNdg563fttlsf
give d, 10 the property, and are Cos 50 ~. l1s5s,
eOurS, ,0psEuetlon WV t. ~ IN. ?"
}ran its position il is enBr,y reW2ygd lyQgft ae54
NrJ Is heavy showers 81 NlD8I ava .E 4l6i '34I53i
yuan. iug tom rs SOFT Ocean btleS d @bG3ls #t9
c0mprg plant II The t9pfSe 9f i0StIlGQ} xxx
Sf6 9sry GG5,SnGs6 iltes ibi, Gjg 81 ~, y
sSsur. I1m two l2.ihth w,IS WliSh llHgT H5ss XII
show .tN 100000 gallons III weptyd3yfDQyE
rE, l5s Contain an arta - iS,95y %IJg L1,0 s,gf
RMS $500 pJlQf $50 8tdiDo6lJ Qr EQDys ~
cash 5oopr lot $50 adiilonll1q tQrg5 $25 Glgf leg
slomo'hy mStaImenH pTlqt
sh-as p PRICE 1a' $ 9iiiS ssgs s sSSS$S
MAP OF PROPERTY on y2w n nv l4yle5 Agf IN
turhr particulars apPyto ,,,-,,,.- ~
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-04

attention OF the educational public to
the above programme and to appeal
to the better equipped and moro am
bilious teachers to mako their arrange
ments now to attend the State summer
school. City superintendent are asked
to lay this matter before their teach
ers, and county superintendents are
requested to communicate with such Of
their teachers as they think will endca-
vor to take advantage OF the opportuni.
ties OF this State school; all ure urged to
send me as soon rs possible the names
oi thosc who express u purpose to,at-
tend this school.
Price of board, railroad rates and
many other considerations affecting
the success OF the State school are
somewhat dependent upon the esti
mate OF probable attendance. [ trust
that ali friends of the proposition will
at once communicate with me, giving
me such assurance as they can
JOHN }. MCMAuAN,
State superintendent Of Education.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-04
WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN.

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 25sh, 1899.
The week ending Monday, April
2lth, averaged slightly cooler than
usual, but without any abnormally low
temperatures.
The weather was generally cloudy
and threatening during the first part
Of the week, with light but insufficient
showers over tho entire State on the
lIth and 18th, except in the south
Ca.tCrn portion, whore, in places, over
an inch Of rain fell. Who're the rain
fnll was heavy enough, it yrOved very
beneficial 10 growing crops Of all
kinds. Stin lands that were plowed
when wet, or which have lot been
plowcd, have become baked and hard,
and rain is needed to soften the
Gently planted seed and for wheat ana
oats, which, in places, are beginning
to head.
Corn planting is practically finished
over the eastern portions Of the State,
where much rcplanting is ncccs sarv,
owing to poor stands due to defective
seed, cut worms, and the ravaECS OF
birds. Over the western portions,
corn planting is well advanced, and
progressing fuvorably.
Cotton planting WAS general during
Ine week, except over The extreme
western portions, where but little has
been planted. This work is from half
to two thirds tnis he'd ovcr the eastern
and central portions.
Much tobacco was transplautcd, and
the work is general over the entire
tobacco raising districts, and being
rushed to completion in Horny aud
Marion Counties.
Ricc planting continues, and some is
already up. large acreage is being
! devoted TO melons. Sugar cane and sor.
| ghum are coming up to good stands.
| Gardens show great Improvement.
PASTURES now afford good grazing.
farm work, in all its branches, made
rapid progress under prevailing favor
able weather conditions. The pro.
spccts for fruit crop continue poor
for peaches and probably pears, witt
an average crop Of apples anu black.
| berries.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-04

An interesting experiment in egg
storage was recently tried al Leith. Last
June Il batct; Of fifty thousand Scottish
Irish and Danish eggs were sealed up
IN storage apparatus, and were opened
and examined four months afterwards.
and only small proportion the eggs
were found unfit for use. In this
method the eggs are kept cool and The
air IS allowed to have free access
around each egg, which is kept in an
upright position. The eggs are turned
prrloHically, 50 that the yolk Of the egg
Is constantly embedded in albumcn.
This. is accomplished by placing the
eggs in frames, which, by thc action of
lever, can be inclined in different di-
rcctlons rs needed. In this way
twcnty-thrcc 0thousand eggs can be
turned over in minute without any
chance Of brcakagc.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-04

heard Dunlap say thoy did not want to
kill Tolbort, but would protect him 36
hours. Was present at the mcoting
In tho academy tho action was based
upon rumors that men from nnohlH
| wcro coming to do violence TO Iolocrt,
| and tho citizens wanted TOlbert TO
leave on this account, which was the
| whole object OF the meeting. Had
| heard the mob WAS going 20 Kill out
| tho Tolbcrts, ana this was the reason
! for holding tho meeting.
John III. Dunlap, one OF tho defend
ants Resides in tho town Of McCor-
mick did not vote at the election; saw
Iolbcrt, and went neXt day to his
mousse went there TO warn him against
the danger, as the rumor had come
tnat they were going to kill all the
IolberLs, The object was to get him
away, and witness offered him prOtcc-
tion. Met TOlbCrt on the Main street,
through which tho railroad passesa
Iolbcrt called to him, and asked him
IL no could safely remain in McCor-
mick until next day. He replied that
There WAS no danger from any one
there, bnt they feared men coming
from elsewhere.
Rev. w. II. Duncan: Lives at Nc
Cormick. Knows Sturkcy who has cx-
ccilcnt reputation, as also Dunlap and
tho other defendants. Sturkcy is an
Clliclal member OF his church and wit
ness knows HIN Intimately.
JACK Edmunds, recalled: Knows ali
The uG!cndunts, aud their reputation
lOr peace Is good.
Inc defence offered letter from
LolOcrt TO Sturkcy in evidence, but
part OF 1t was gone, and the court held
Inat The missing portion must bC aC.
counted for, but this was not done.
Tolbcrt had identified the letter when
| ne was on The stand.
Assistant District Attorney Cochran
asked iOr lnSti uGJlOns rs TO the sixth
count, witch refers TO Intimidation OF
IOibcrt 's assistant postmaster. The
RO|rr3mGGt contends That / is not nc
| Cc,sary TO prove "ny more than that
| he was an officer Of the United States
and thHt these defendants can be con-
Ylctcu lOr Inducing nlm - leave for
! the sake OF preventing his discharge
OF the duties incumbent upon him.
| LGC argument proceeded upOn the con-
| atructlon given TO the section Of the
law under which the sixth count WAS
| drawn.
Judge ijrtwlCy explained the law ON
Ghc subject, and said hC preferred THAT
| Clc Juty ShOlid pass upon the evidence.
| Ihc GOunaCl on both sides held Il con-
| terence us to The time To be allotted
Tor arguing the cp5D before the jury,
anI finally the defendants counsel pro-
posed t. submit the case without argu-
mont, wnjCn was agreed TO. aud after
Judge Brsw wicy's charge the case Was
given 10 the ju"y.
Judge BrHwloy's charge occupied
half an hour. lie was particularly Gu.
ergctic and emphatic in some general
| nn ,li IF f, in,
tain the law and punish the guilty
regardless OF ;sll considerations 0thc,
than the evidence.
The jury retired at l2.3O and after
:. IN absence Of nineteen minutes re
turned with \ verdict Of not guilty.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-04

1t is claimed by a writcr in the
Monthly Weather Review that when
storm is approac hing song birds
cease their music. Forty eight hours
before beginning Of Il series Of severe
storms in Northern Illinois last summer
not sound was heard from the threats
OF the thousands OF birds which inhabjt
shat part Of the country, anu whose
music IN lair weather is one Of the
charms Of the district
-At AleNandria, Va, lightning
struck the house OF Thomas Gaskins,
on North Kit street, and cnt ring the
roof split Is bcdstcnd in which two
children were asleep, broke up another
oedstcad. which was fortunately not
occupied, in tho same room, and set
ting lire to the furniturc wrecked two
rooms, but left the children uniniu
a judge in Ohio has decided that
the forgery OF a check was not com
ptctc without the revenue stamp.
The people's journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1891-1903, 1899-05-04

'''' 80 ~ 49, - ~, t't'lii
car and oOao =. ihrnv..
pasHongers OF ali a.. 81.
room sleeping csr4 IT,"
Eew Orleau yin Afh.
Leaving Washington rrr
pleepin8 car viii run u
ington and sjan Franc
Nos. IL, o.. SO ami l2-
betM con Richr"onG and c
soutn houHI Nov. II aud
BR md IL
FRAME 4. HI,{TON,
Third V.P. tS Con. Mgr,
"nahipP pPton. D. O.
". 4. TURK. d.
G9n'l P0ss. Ag't,. An
Hashl. !. RatQih 1.4---...
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-25
RAW LUNGS
There is No Difference Between Raw Lungs and Raw
Beef Except in the Feeling.
THE DANGER OF RAW OR SORE LUNGS.

What happens to raw beef. il ii
stands too long?
1t testers, moulds and corrupts. and
flies and worms work in it.
'Tis the same with your lungs.
Their getting raw is the first step.
After that comes the corruption.
And the worms or microbes that
breed there are likely soon to be the
death Of you.
This is no fanciful fairy tale
1t is the strictest. honestest truth-as
any doctor or medical student will tell
you.
You can't see your lungs. Your eyes
won't tell you when they are raw. But
you can feel them.
When they are sore, inflamed. irri-
table. When breathing is short, Or
painful. When you cough, cough
cough, and spit. hawk and have To
clear your throat continually. it is a
sign that your lungs and their appur-
tenances are raw, inhamed. diseased,
and on the high road to corruption ana
decay.
And lung decay" is plain English for
Phthsis Pulmonals" or "consump-
ton"
If your lungs are raw, don't loiter
Act quickly. Prompt measures are the
best.
Write for free course Of treatment
of the New Slocum System Of Medi-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-11-25
Maine Fraternities.

The Foresters Lodge Of Franklin, re-
Gently initiated seven candidates This
brings the membership up to s.. and the
100 mark is now in sight.
A new court Of Independent Order Of
F"resters will BE- organized in Brewer
Noy. - The new lodge will be joined by
many prominent Brewer men.
At the last meeting Of Hiram Lodge of
Masons Of South Portland. Albert A.
Cole. Esq. was presented with an ele-
giant past masters jewel.
The X, T. Lodge Of -Andover has adopt 7
90 rule To have debating in the lodge
when there is no business on hand. At
the last meeting the question Of the Phil
ippines was ably discussed BY Brothers
cabot and Waterworth.
At a regular meeting Of the W. c. r.
T. pc Ninalhaven. recently. it was voted
70 take some action in establishing cur
pointed were Mrs. H. NJ. Moves, Mrs
Frank I.ltledeld ana Mrs l.. NJ. Crock
st. ~ the next meeting the subject un
der discussion will be Scientific Temper
ancr instruction in Public Schools" with
Very able paper on that subject by Mrs
l.. NJ Crockett
There We're nine petitions for the de-
9rets in the gift Of United Lodge at their
meeting Tuesday evening. This is tha
largest number Of applications at any
meeting since the organization of the
lodge in 1901. Wheeler. in his history Of
Brunswick says, United Lodge was the
wick ana Topsham. Since the organiza-
tion the Masons have donated nearly
fourteen thousand dollars for the relief
of the widows and orphans of their poor
brethren. ."-Brunswick Telegraph.
Brooks Lodge Of Good Templars. of
Belfast, have elected the following Of
ticers for the present quarter: Chief
Templar, J. q. simpson: vice templar,
Nesta Rose; secretary. Mabel Rose: as
sistant secretary, Foster Small, superin
tendent Of Juvenile Temple, Sophia
Rowe; chaplain. Mrs. w. o. Estes; mar
shall. Lewis Godding: deputy marshal,
Amy Lancaster: financial secretary, Af.ie
Godding: treasurer. IneZ Hutchinson;
guard. Grace Jenkins: sentinel, Charles
BesseY. Few lodges in the State are in
as good condition and the steady gain in
membership is very encouraging.
The following officers of Waldo Lodge.
l. q. G.. r., North Belfast, were installed
recently by Lodge Deputy c. ii. Smith
&. T.. Henry Ladd; V. r.. airline Walton;
secretary, Ralph Mosher; assistant see
retary, Jane Brown; chaplain. Alma
Smith; p. c. T., Geo. Hatch, financial
secretary, Robert Greenlaw; treasurer
Edith Ladd; superintendent Juvenile
Temple Mrs Robt. Greenlaw: marshal
Ross Beckwlth; deputy marshal, Effie
Clark; sentinel Harold Shorey; guard
Chas. Miller. This lodge was organize,
about year ago with nine members. II
now has a membership of over sixty ant
great interest is manifested.