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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-20
OUR PULLING LANGUAGE.
The Verb and the Proposition Are
Difficulties Insurmountabls to
the Frenchman.

English is said to be one Of the mos:
difficult languages IL the world for a
foreigner TO .ea,n. The verts and prep
osltions are particularly ruzzl:ng. A
professor in Columbia school Of Mines
tells of the trouble of a FTencbnan With
the verb ''to break" relates the New
York Times.
Il be5in 10 und erstand your language
better, said my French friend, NJ. dc
Beauvoir, to me, but your verbs trouble
me still. You mix them up with prepo-
sitiOns.
Il saw your friend, Mrs, Berky, just
now" he continues. "She says she in
tends to break down her school earlier
than usual Am | right there?"
Break up her school. she must have
said"
"Oh, yes. remember; break up
school,"
why does she do that?" l asked.
Because her health is broken into"
Broken down"
Broken down? Oh, yes! And, indeed,
since fever has broken up in her town"
Broken out"
"She thinks she will leave it for few
weeks"
will she leave her house alone?"
''No; she Is afraid it will be broken~-
broken-how do l say that?"
Broken into"
"Certainly; it is what meant to say"
els her son to be married soon ?"
No; that engagement Is broken
broken"
Broken Off"
"Yes, broken Off"
"Ah, had not heard that"
"She is sorry about It, Her son
only broke the news down to her last
week. Am I right am anxious to
speak English we'll"
He merely broke the news; no prepo-
sition this time"
1T is hard to understand. That young
man, her son, is fine young fellow
"a breaker, think"
"A broker. and fine fellow. Good
day!"
So much for the verb break"
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-20

During September an Ashland man
sold 81 crates of straw berries, and ex-
poets to market as many more in Oc-
tober. Last fall be sold over 60 crates.
They bring over 81 crate. 1t isn't
everywhere that a man can make
money picking fall strawberries.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-20

OF the total the pew world has SO 3
per ceot and North America alone has
a ga per cent. The mileage OF the
United States alone is about 207, 900, as
the report OF the interstate commerce
commission shows, and this is 40 per
cent of the total railroad mileage of the
earth.
OF the $34 1854 ,342 900 which has been
inNe tel in the worlds railroads at the
close OF 1892 the Archiv fur Eisenbahn-
wesen estimates that more than $1S,-
100000, OC0 have been spent on the 1884,
900 miles of European railroad and Sl6.-
80, ,000, 900 on the 337 ,O00 miles owned
by the rest of the world.
On this basis it is found that the
srnads of Europe represent an invest
mem Of STA, 760 mile, while those of
the 'p+t Of the world average S57 GOO.
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-20
r. ~ T'ggrDrYCETNG
Az ol growing more attractive as yor
advance i'll life?
WEtt,.a1, Lnn1f1,.t hnl, y nr "

Pierce, the special
ist i'll wonlan's dis.
eases, of Buffalo,
N, Y, "and a
! healthy mind, end
everyone can cuiti.
\ vate and enjoy hap
| piness."
w e lnu st eat
pro p erly and di-
ges st w c II to be
beautiful, 1t is a
fact that any form
of dyspepsia may
i'll a few days trans
form a clear, white
skin into a mass of
pillples and black
spots. A beautiful
woman has the
beauty Of her stou,-
ach.
Dr.. Pierce's
Golden Medical
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1904-10-20
4. s.. Leads In Trackage.

Intern ting statistics bearing on the
railroads of the worll are brought TO
Rether in German publication, the
Archlv 90 Eisenbahnwesen. Accord
ing t. figures as reproduced by the
R, I'D Gazette the worlds raiIr6ad
mileage at the end of 1902 was 500. .995
1nile> eptesenting an investment 1884,
964 342 900.
In comparing the railroad mileage OF
the old world and OF the new it is found
that A'ter has 27S,O ,O46 miles against
242.909 for the former. In the grand
division of the earth the mileage is di-
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-19
D0dsstraffet,

En- liten SAX har ibland OGDEN till fold.
Salunda har endast es skrama, EFT litet
sar eller sma holder astadkommit OGDEN.
bet ar visit att alltid hafva Bucklen's Ar
Mica Salve till hands. bet ar den basta
saliva pa jorden och afvander OGDEN. da
brsnnskador, sar och harmorrhcjder hota.
Endast 25c. hos Lungren & Andreen,
aPotekare. Sioux City, Ia.
Screen Doors, Gaselinspisar for
qvick matlagaing,2 Hangmattor,
Isskap hos
c. A Larson, 100 Fourth st.
Bestallningar at tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson & Abel.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-19

Nasta s0ndag dea 20 August kommer
Svenska baptistforsamlingen i Sioux City
att hafva m0ten i undervauingen i nya
kyrkan, hornet af 10 i Virginia streets
Predikan XII 1890 f, m. Sondagsskola
XII - Observation-Disclosures har anordnat
cit sarskildt mote pa s0ndag XII 4:3O EN-.
katie seryeras fritz till ALA. SON komma
att Daryara,
Predikau XII 7:45 ON. Warren ALA hiert-
ligt vaikomnS till vara m0ten.
Tvenne predikande br0der komma att
narvara yid sftermiddags och aftonm6tet'
G. J. Almquist, pastor
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-19
PROGRAM

for ungdomsfesten, som balIes
nasta sondagsqvall | Missions
kyrkan
! Gemensam sang.
2 Bibellasnipg och bon Of Charley
Dahlin
3 V~alkomsttal If Ordf. 4,
A Sang af marsk6ren
8 Uppsats at Gust Larson
6 Poem af Winnie Brodin
7Qvartett Hulda Swanson, Hilma Swan
son, Hanna Holt, Ella Carlson
s Dialog af Fred Peterson, Gust John
son, Agnes Linn
8 Poem af Hive Linn
10 Uppsats af Hialmar Fogelquist
II Qyartett af Fred Peterson, Albert
Carlson, John Phil, A. Holt
~ Poem af Walter Gilbert
Is Drett az Alice och Hilma Stone
IA Dialog af Edith Anderson ochiHilma
Johnson
Is, Kollekt upptages
Is Tai af Rev. Nelson
l7Sang af manskSren
IL Afslutnipg.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-19

al en- 900 hastars ma.kin, som
skall pumpa upp sander. Arbetet
skall fortsattas tills hoden fryser
och aterupptagas nasta var. bet
anses komma blitva fardigt nasta
host.
PeHskenstapsM John Ohlund
skulle ! tisdags arrestera en- mai
vid MANN Dennis Kelley, som
uppforde sig brakigt vid 4 och
Jones SITS. Dennis var full forstas
och Vile ovilkorligen slass med
polismannen. Han satte sig
valdssmt till motvarn, da han
skulle arresteras, och bet Ohlund
So lila ! EFT finger, att denne, da
allting var undanstokadt, maste
soka lakarehjelp. Pa wagon till
fnkan Vile Dennis slass hela IL
den och sokte komma los, men
fck LOT att, fastan myckes mot
villigt forstas, folja med den hand
taste polismannen.
Det ar nu ganska billigt att
letva i Sioux City,om man onskar
att gors sa. Larson & Andersons
kunder torde hafva bast reda
derpa. Diet ser ut som ON denna
denna frma a!ltid ar torst, da Diet
ar fraga ON att anskaffa de basta
varor till de billigaste priser.
Lsfve konkurrensen!
Mr. och Mrs Gust Anderson
atreste till ostsrn forliden vecka.
Fran AngustanatorsamHngFH
Ungdomsforeni gen halter i avail
mote hos herrskapet c. o. Mold,
1903 Jackson street.
Nasta sondag upptages kol-
lekt for stud c. A. Johnson. som
forestatt hvardagsskolan ] som
mar.
= Sondagen den rs dennes och
paloljande mandag halles en- fest
med anledning at att forsamlingen
nu inbetalat sista aterstoden at
sin inteckning pa kyrkoegendo-
men. Forsamlingens fora pa
storer J. A. Christensen och K.
A. Martin SAINT acknowledgements
o~rdforande, pastor Norrbom.
och rektorn vid Augustana col
lcge, DIR. Andreen. komma att
vara narvarande. Pa sondagsef-
termiddagen kommer kapellet pa
vestsidan att invigas. Fullstandigt
program rorande festen kommer
att meddelas i nasta hummer.
Den aldre syforeningen moter
nasta onsdagsettermiddag hos
Mrs c. Molin, III5-i6 street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-19

DaicSOarg, y. -, SAINT l0a FOl'
mes fran Sioux City.
Mtssionst6rsamHagens hvar-
daesskola hvilken varit besokt a
90 barn, afslatades den IL dennes
Lararen, stud. Fredholm, var
onsdagsqvall foremal for EFT S. k.
surprise parti, dervid han fck
emottaga en- unm penningai
Nayor Jacobs SAINT handlander
A. Hammarstrom fran Oakland
N b.. hafva under veckan alag,
besok 4 yart kontor. bet star
mycket lila till med uppIysningen
iO4kland nattetid. och derfor har
city council beslutat att anlagga
EFT gasverk och sande ut de bada
namde herrarne att at skilliga al
Iowas stad=r satta sig in i olika
system IF gasbelysning for att
sedal kunna AMANDA den
salu da samlade erfarenheten, da
anla5gningen skall komma till
sta d.
R,lbh VI, Fletcher, bokhallare
for Curtis Sash and Door Co,
arrssierades forliden fredagsvvall
ett prostitution snaste vid Pearl
street anklagad for forskingring
fran sina principaler. Han sattes
under 500 dollars bergen att
infnna sig till den forberedande
rams ikDingeD, men som han Ell
formadde att stalla denna bergen,
inmanades han / hakte. EIela den
forskingrade summan anses uppga
till omkring 1000 dollars under
den It'd at nagot Oliver iva ar
Fletcher begatt forskingringarne.
Den 80 fofliden manad tog han
400 dollars at 6rmans medel. Pa
folja de mandag atergick han ej
till arbetet, men kom till SITE hem,
der han vistades till dagen 6erpa.
da han forsvann och vistades Dor
ia anda tills han anhSlls. da han
hade endast Sdollars qvar at de
400 han tagit fran frman. Ehuru
gift har han lange staff i otillbor
ligt lorhallande till en- qvinna vid
mann Nettie Swartz. i hvilkens
sail >kap han torstort pengarna.
Hans hustru, mad hvilken han gif-
tie sig MO ar sedan, har nu rest till
sina foraldrar i South Dakota.
File cher dr. son till c. w. FLEET
cher. f. d. mayor al Sioux City.
Utk6rareu J. Levichs hastar
skramdes i iredags forliden vecka
af en- sparvagn pa George street
och folio sken. Under en- tvar
vandning kastades vagnen omkull
dervd Levich trasslsdes in i dem
ANNA och hck ena fotleden
kros,ad och den andrs vrickad,
hyariemte han fck skador i huff
vudet cch pa andra delar at krop
pen Han upptogs sanslos och
forsl ,ies i tillkallad ambulans till
slit hem, 3o8 West 9TH street.
Med, IN man der holl pa att bara
honom in i huset, kom IN auto
mobiI och korde Oliver en- at aska-
darne, en- 5-arig gosse vid MANN
Stewart Clark, hvilken fck hogra
larbenet lila splittradt. Automo.
bilens forare gjorde 81 nagot for
sok att styra ur wagon utan korde
rakt Oliver pojken, hvilken har
tankte skulle ga ur wagon. Auto.
mobilen gick 81 med nagon vidare
stark fart.
morgon, lordag, hafva jemt
100 ar forhutit, sedan sergenr
Charles Floyd, som atfoljde Lew
is och Clarks ryktbara expedition
Diver den da alldeles okand;
amerikanska kontinenten, ahed
Han begrafdes som bekant ct
par mil nedom den hod, som n,
bar hans MANN, och den del a
hans l%varlefvor, som man lycka
DIES hopsamla, sedan Missouriho
den inkraktat pa CRAVEN, !igge
nu under Diet monument, som ii
hans ara upprestes for ire q
sedan.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-19
Medismmay at harvarands

koHluia cnSuagSeileIIhiuudSSh
nasta vecka att halla en- S. k.
campfire vid Riverside. dit afrs-
san SKIER XII 2. e. m. VId sSdana
t~illfallen har dat forut varit bruk-
ligt att halla kapplopningar och
andra atle:iska %ofningar, men de
gamla vcteranerna barja nu blifva
for brackliga ech sylvia i laderna
for dylikt. Eftsr intagen supes
up2gores en- valdig lagereld,
kring hvilken unionens tappre
forsvarare komma att sla sig ned
for att upplifva gamla minnen
och sins emellan utbyta mer eller
mindre apokiyfiska historier fran
den stara ofredens dagar. Och som
man vet, kunna gamla sJ0man
och soldater skara till betydligt i
vaxten, di de kommit i farten
med sina historier, Att atskilliga
valtalare under aftonens lopp
kemma att lata sin valtalighets
kalla hoda Diver sina braddar ar
ocksa helt naturligt.
Ar6rtaysn George Weddle,
anstalld hos Sioux City Paving
Brick Co.. vid North Riverside,
satte i torsdHgs eftermiddag for
liden vecka lifvet till under ned
rasands je~rdmassor. Tillika med
en- AMMAN arbetare befann han sig
pa en- jordbank for att kasta ned
EFT parti lossprangd lera, id
plotsligt en- ofyerhangands jord-
massa rasade ned Oliver dem.
Weddies kamrat lyekades komma
undan, men self blsf han begrat-
ven at den nedrasande jordmas-
san. bet tog en- ech en- half tim
me imam arbetarne hunnit grafva
fran honon. Han var da natur-
ligtvis dod, och undsrsoknlngen
al iiket utvisade att bSda bsnen
voro afbrutna, hvarjemte svara
skador uppstatt i hufvudet och
pa ofriga Gelar at kroppen'
Weddle, som var SO ar gammal,
bodde jemte sin tamilj North
Riverside och efterlemnar hustru
och fem barn / bekymmersamm ma
ekonemiska omstandigheter.
A,bstaren Gus Johnson for
svann tersdagsmorgonen forliden
vecka fran slit hem i IoSWestcott
ave. lemnande sin familj mycket
bekymrad Oliver hans forsvinnan-
de. Han var anstAlld hos Cudahy
Packing Co.
Sfkyfteyare Frank l.. Wirick
at the Interstate Fair Association
inforde en- dag forliden vecka i en-
at dagtidningarne en- annons efter
EFT par, som wore villigt att gifta
sig infer den gapande folkhopen
nagon dag under utstallningen.
Han har redan fatt atskilliga svar.
bland andrs fran en- individ, som
sager sig vara villig att gifta sig
och taga emot brollopspresenter-
ma, derest Wirick will atsga sig
att skafa honom en- brud, som ar
"city broke, och sedan skafa
paret skilsmessa. Brudgummen
in spe will dock Ell att Wirick skall
mamma naget ON skilsmessan men
som Wirick har andra att valja
pa, torde han 81 fasta store afse-
ende vid den giftaslystne unger-
svenaen, som till pa kopet will hs
s..ilsmessa.
Mrs Hamilton Rich har STAN,
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Pau,
jernvagen och fordrar 1900 dol
lars i understanding for sir
mans dod. Rich, hvilken va,
arbetare. bcdde med sin famili
zoo Pavonia street. Den 10 sistl
maj begaf han sig pa morgoner
ut att soka arbete efter att undel
natten hatvo suttit uppe hos ct
sjukt barn och ofverkordes da a
at EFT vexellokomotiv. Han upp
togs lila skadad och forbes till ct
hospital, der han aAed pafoljand,
Inr
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-19
Svenskt Bageril

Den gamle vakande svenske bagaren A. r. JOHNSON, 400
Iowa street, ]ekommend ar sig harmed landsmannens atanka,
Knackebrod, Skorlrr, Tebrod och ALT hvad till en- val ordnad
skandinavisk bageriaf.r horer. Orders fran landscrt"~ rxpediera
med ompaende, Teton Ic7.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-08-19
Sioux City.
MOI HoRENs 1ELEFOnNUMMER 1881

Vigae. Den 10 dennes at pastor
Fern: John w. Westlund fran
D~alesblrg, S. D. SAINT Ida Hol-
mes fran Sioux City.
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28

masted schooner Augustus Hunt, from Nor
folk, Va, for Boston. Two were saved.
One of these was George Ebert, the second
mate. The other was Swede, John Son.
mer. Up to late hour only two bodies had
come ashore. The vessel was in command
of Conary, the first mate. The wreck was
caused by those on board the schooner mis-
taking Shinnec0ck Light for tie headlight
of steamer. The vessel was supposed to
be twenty-five miles off shore when she
struck. Three of the lost men were acting
first mate Torrey of Boston, Charles Sher-
man of Boston, steward, and Charles Hud-
son of Maiden, engineer. Captain COnary
lived in Taunton, where he leaves a widow
Mate Torrey came from Rockland, Me-, but
made his home in Boston, where he also
leaves a widow. Steward Charles Sherman
Of Boston was unmarried, while Charles
Hudson leaves a widow and one child. One
of the bodies washed ashore has been re-
cognized as that of Hudson, the engineer.
The other is unrecOgnized. The Augustus
Hunt was 2OS feet over all, 20a feet deep,
and 4O7 feet beam. She was of lao net ton
mage and was built in Bath, Me-, in 1882.
Her cargo of bituminous coal was valued
at S., 600, and was insured. 1t was cOnsign-
ed to A. Cove & Son, East Boston. The
vessel was valued at $4,000 and is said to
have been partly insured. The Hunt was
one of fleet of ten f0ur-masted schooners
built at the Morse yards in Bath All of
these vessels with the exception of the
Mary E. Morse have been lost at sea, the
last previous one being wrecked in the
eruption at Martinique.
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28
DIED.

ABBOTT. In Rockport, January 10. Jacob
Abbott.
ALLEY. In Prospect, January 16, Mrs Charles
Alley, aged 26 years and months. Burial at
Maple Grove cemetery.
BiLLEDEAux In Prospect, January p, Alyah,
son OF yrs Lizzie Billedeaux, aged ii years.
CARVER. In Boston, Mass, January 20, Frank
w. son of George f., and Martha Carver o
Rockiand, aged % years.
DYER. In EaStbrOok. November 30, Mrs. Lois
4, Dyer. aged g. years, months and II days.
EATON In Augusta, January I, Miss Bertha
Eaton of Little Deer Isle, aged 10 years.
GIBBS. In Brooks, December "a, Ida Maude,
daughter of John and Augusta A. Gibbs, aged %
years, month and a days.
When we see Il e precious blossom,
That we tended with such care,
Rudely taken from our bosom.
How our hearts almost despair.
Round the little grave we llnger
Till the setting sun is low.
Feeling all our hopes have persisted
With the flower We cherished so.
HEATH In Waldo January 26, Margaret F.
Heath aged "A years.
HOBBS. In New York. January IS, Mrs. Charles
F. Hobbs, formerly of Camden
HASKELL. In West Ellsworth, January II,
Hire m H. Haskell, aged Al years
JENKINS. In Rockport, January II. Kathleen
Maria, infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Horatio
MILLS. In Vinalhaven, January II, Minnie,
wife of Ernest Mills.
MITCHELL. In Friendship, January 10, Mary
C. Mitchell, aged 81 years.
PARKER. In hoston, January II, Josephine
Forbes) Parker, formerly of Belfast, aged 81
years and months.
PERRY. In Orand, January TO- John B. Perry,
aged IS years 10 months and l6 days.
(kneelandl, wife of {. {. Ridley, aged So years
and months.
RICHARDS. In West Newton, Mass, January
3, Mrs. Lavnia Alice Richards, widow of Alfred
Richards of Boston.
ROBINSON. IN Vinalhayen, January TO- Eugene
Robinson, aged AZ years.
THOMPSON In Montvile. January %, Mrs.
Belle Greeley Thompson, aged about "a years.
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28
SEARSMONT.

Mrs. NJ. j. Poor has returned home from
Bethel. -. Miss Alice NJ. Poor, who had a
fine position in the Grammar school in Milo,
resigned on account of illness and returned
home last week. Mr. Erastus Wilson and
wife were guests at S. S. Beams last week.
.. Miss Alice O'Brien, after a short visit
at G. B. Dyer's, has returned to Middle
town, Conn. F. c. Marden of Pittstield
has returned to this place on account of
the sickness OF his aunt, Mrs. Lucinda
Marden
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28
BORN

ALIEN. In Stonington, January 9. to MIR. and
Mrs Frank Goodwin Allen, daughter.
BECKETT. In Northport, January Il, to Mr.
and Mrs. Edwin 7. Beckett. a daughter.
CARTER. In Surry, January TO- to Mr.. and
Mrs. Judson l. Carter, daughter.
CROCKETT. In Northport January q. to Mr..
and Mrs. Leslie Crockett daughter.
DAVIS. In South Deer Isle, January 9, to Mr..
and Mrs. George Davis. SON -
MI. and Mrs lizard G. Haskell, son.
HILLS. In Northport, December Z, to Mr.. and
Mrs. William F. Hills, son corrected
to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robertson, a son.
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28
= - -
MARRIED..

BuTLER-MITCHELL. In Rockland, January
eli of Rockland
Gates WING. In Brooks, January 20, by Rev
d. Bracket. James Leroy Gates and Miss Flor
ence Gertrude Wing, both of Thorndike.
HOFFsEs- In Thomaston, January
20, Ray W. Hoffses of ThomaSton and Alice An
drewS of Warren.
LOwE-HOLDFS. In North Deer Isle, January
Is. cant Nathan Lowe and Lena Holden.
Robertson SMITH. In Ninalhaven, January
16, David Robertson of Brewer and Helen Smith
of Ninalhaven.
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28
County Correspondence.
PROSPECT FERRY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Avery of Massachu-
daughter OF Bartlett Leach's is quite sick.
She is attended by DR.. Towle of Bucksport.
:. Mrs. Olive Barter, who was called here
by the death of her brother, Alvah Billado,
returned to her home at Long Cove Jan.
25th
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28

DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE. The subscriber
n hereby gives notice that he has been duly ap-
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
GEORGE F. MATTHEWS, late of Searsport,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons having de-
mands against the estate of said deceased are de
sired to present the same for settlement, and all
indebted thereto are requested to make payment
Immediately.
WILLIAM j. MATTHEWS.
Searsport, Jan. IL, 1904.
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28
SPRINGS.


Capt and Mrs Horace NJ. Griffin recent
ly entertained very pleasant whist party
at their Pleasant Point home. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. L. +. Murray, Mr..
and Mrs. ". L. Hanson, Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Blanchard and Miss Green, the latter being
from NIarblehead, Mass. :. Miss Ethel Col
cord came from Castine Wednesday, Jan.
Goth, for brief visit at home. She return
ed Monday to her studies at the E. 5. N. S.
The firemen's concert and ball last
Thursday evening proved highly successful.
An unusually large company assembled for
this season of the year, the comparatively
mild weather of that day having been
most favorable circumstance. Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Bowden gave company last Sat
urday evening in celebration of the birth
day of Mrs. b., and the 37th anniversary of
their marriage Many happy returns of
similar occasions are wished them by their
many friends in town.. Mr.. j. G. Lambert
must have had quite clearance sale dur
ing the holidays judging by the many empty
bOXes-large and Small--which he has re-
Gently given to neighbours. Our citizens
owning horses are speeding them often on
the harbor ice, lately. the continuous cold
weather of the month rendering trOttlng
there entirely safe, although considerable
snow has to be scraped away to render the
track suitable for enjoyable riding. 81 Last
Saturday brought us rain which frUZe as it
struck, coating everything with ice which
shimmered with dazzling beauty in the
Monday sunshine. -. Mr.. John MIDGET re-
turned Monday to Belfast after two
weeks visit with his son and wife
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28
G o D
WATCH FOR II.
Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.

Bankrupt's Petition for Discharge.
In the matter of
Edgar +. Ward, IN BdnkruptcV
Bankrupt.
To the HON. CLARENCE HALE, Judge of the Ilu
riot Court of the United States for the III.
trict of Maine.
EDGAR +. WARD of Frankfort, In the Cogu-y
II of Waldo. and State of Maine, in SAID
District, respectfully represents that on the 7ra
day of February. 1908, he was duly adjulg
ed bankrupt under Acts of Congress relatiug 10
property and rights of property, and has frlly
complied with all the requirements of said A.tt
and of the orders of Court touching his haus-
ruptcy.
Wherefore he prays, That he may be dec,rsd
by the Court to have full discharge from all deht,
provable against his estate under said bankriptcr
Acts, except such debts as are excepted 10y tv
from such discharge
Dated this Stn day of January, A. d. 1904
EDGAR F WARD Bankru'-
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28
NORTH TROY.

NORTH TROY.
Miss Flora Carleton, who has been stop
ping in Pittsfeld, returned home recently.
=. Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Carleton went to
Stetson Sunday. =. Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Pat
terson of North Dixmont called on rela-
tives in town Sunday. Mrs. Abbie Stone
has gone to Massachusetts to visit relatives.
-. George b. Cook, G. L. Tyler and Clar-
ence Whitney have filled their ice houses.
-. Genie, the youngest son of Eben Rack
cliffe, is reported as dangerously i'll.
The Republican journal., 1904-01-28
ORDER OF NOTICE THEREON.

DISTRICT OF MAlNE So.
On this 23d day of January, A. ID. 1874
reading the foregoing petition, 1t is
ordered by the Court. That a hearing Ira
upon the same on the 18th day of FebruaIy
II. 904, before said Court at Portland. in ST.
District at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon; and 70.
notice thereof be published in The Reput
journal, newspaper printed in SAID DistriCt l,
that all known creditors, and other persoI-
interest, may appear at the said time and .'a,
and show cause, if any they have, why the r,l.
OF said petitioner should not be granted.
And it is further orCered by the Court, Thd
Clerk shall send by mail To all known creGir
copies of said petition and this order adore
TO them at their places OF residence a statra
Witness the Honorable CLARENCE HALE.J ala
Of the said Court, and the seal thereof, at q
land, in said District, ON the 23G day of Jai '
A d. 1904
IL 81 JANIS f. HEW Ely. e. -t
A true copy of petitIcn and order thereon,
Attest. JAMES L HEWEN C.r..