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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1905-06-21
Keith's Theatre, Boston

Hot weather does not materially affect
the attendance as regular patrons are
fully aware that it is as comfortably
cool in summer as it is warm in winter.
Heading the vaudeville programme for the
week of June rs is Frank Keenan,, ''the Sol
Smith Russell of the varieties" who will
make his appearance in his latest play,
'sAt the Threshold"
The surrounding show win be one of ex-
ceptional strength.
The Fadettes woman's orchestra, who
are more popular than ever, will make an
entire change of selections, and complete
list of comedy and interesting motion
pictures viii be exhibited in the biograph.
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MARRIED..

COCHRASE-kINNEY- Ellsworth. June
-. ny Rev Xsbder Z AcDunaldt of Seal
IIaritor. Miss Carrie u cochrane. of ELS
worth, TO Rev George Edward Kinney, of
Lee. N a..
CONARY-DUSrON-At Ellsworth, June 10,
by Rev Simonton. Niss Leopora Cobary
10 Frank punton. both of Surry.
DUNBAR-WARD-At Southwest Harbor
june 10. by Rev J Is Aldrich, Miss Susie +
Dunhar to Charles Ward, both of Bar
Harbor.
GRAY-HARRiS-At Rrooksville, June IS, by
Rev Walter PIERCE, Miss Edith Mabel Gray
of Miilbury, Mass, TO Sidney Harris, Of
Brookline, Mass.
Observation-Disclosures Orland, June 16, by
Rev n Bryant, Mrs Nora Mitchell to George
Leach, both OF Penobseot.
L-LOSGFELLOw-At Bar Harbor,
June IL. by Rev Angus n Macdonald, Miss
Bessie Rae Pennell. of Bar Harbor. to Ellis
Wass Longfellow. OF Haverhill. Mass.
MAN-HINCKLEY-At Bluehill, June
IA, by Rev l. ODDS. Miss Lula Belle Snow
man TO Everett heelock Hinckley, both of
Blaehill.
STOCKBRIDGE - SPRAGUE - At swans
Island, June IA, by Rev n Johnson, Mrs
Amanda Stockbridge to Frank Sprague, both
of swans Island.
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DIED.

CARTER-At Ellsworth. June Is, Grace I, wife
of Charles Il Carter. aged % years, months.
CoUSINS-At Eureka, Cal, June 9, Mrs
Tryphena Cousins. formerly of Surry, aged "A
years.
DIX-At Augusta. June TO- Mrs Emily J Dix.
OF fremont, aged 20 years, months. 25 days.
HERRICK-At South Penobscot, May 10. Mrs
Matilda Circuit. wife of Samuel Herrick, aged
66 years. months
HERRiCK-At south Pepobscot June 10,
Samuel Herrick, aged IS years. II months.
KISG-At Lamoine. June 20, Adelaide b. wife
OF Lewis King, tagged IS years, months, q
days.
SLATER--At Ellsworth Falls, June l6 Charles
Henry, infant son of Mr. and Mrs Hugh Slater.
aged days.
Clement Snowman, aged Is years, months,
Is iavH-
TIBBkTTS-At South Brooksville. June Is,
Miss Betsey Tibbetts, aged about 50 years.
WEST-At Franklin. June II, Joseph III West,
aged 70 years, months, % days.
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CHURCH NOTES.
CONGREGATIONAL.

CONGREGATIONAL.
heu. J. NJ. adams, pastor.
"a sunday, June 3D. Morning service at
'r"' Sunday school at Has.
-i~yer and conference meeting ON Fri
Jay evening at 7.30.
UNITARIAN.
her. 8. w. Sutton, pastor.
Suhaay, June 25-Service at 1880 a. IN.
'4ioay school at l1.45.
AZ East Lamoine, Sunday, June 25, SER
NV ~ = !. The church at 7.3o p. m. Thursday,
~. - at the schoolhouse, Christian En-
''~Sor meeting at 500 p. m.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
heu. ). p. simonton, pastor.
% iiaay, June % Prayer meeting at
i s - June 25-Morning service at
81 CO sermon by Rev. c. B. Bromley, of
49,, ooro. Sunday school at 11.45. Ep-
n, league at 7. Evening service, 7.3o.
!. mere win be no service at Trenton Sum
'ay morning.
BAPTIST.
her. p. A. A. Kiuans, pastor.
n ~ day, June rs Morning service at
,erTica sunday school at 11.45. Evening
PridaSe study and prayer service at 7.sO
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FATS VS.. LEANS.

A ball game at Lindall's park between
the Fats and Leans Thursday afternoon
afforded lots of fun for the spectators as
well as for the players. The Fats got a
good lead at the start, but could not hold
it, and were beaten out by their oppo-
nents by the score of 81 to 81.
The Fats-Leach, C; Wakefield, Pierce
and Preble, p; Preble, Id; Guthrie, 2b;
Searls, 3b; Fernald, SIS; Chandler, II;
Pierce, CT; Bunker, RI.
The Leans-Arey, c; Jellison, Pettingill,
Wiley and Keueher, p; C. Suminsby, ID;
Wiley, Oh; Walls, 3b; Pettingill, IS; j..
Suminsby, If; Keueher CT; Thurston, ri.
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BORN.

BEswtCK--t ~ Bar Harbor, June 2, to Mr. and
Mrs Harry l;eswick u son.
BILL >GS-At Little Deer isle, June Is, TO Mr.
aud Mrs Pear + Isl hng.. a son.
C0ONBs-At Winter Hari.or, June Is, to Mr.
ard Mrs LinwoO to'mbs. SOU.
GRINpLE-st Far Harbor May g. to Mr. and
Mrs Winheld Srtrdl1, n daughter.
HOOPER-At Castine, June g. to MIR and Mrs
John l. Hooper, a son.
M'GOwN-At East Dover, June 9, to Mr.
and Mrs Alexander McGowu, n son.
MOoN--At Bar Harhor, june IS, to Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Moon. on
TOW ER-At Ellsworth, June 81, to MIR and Mrs
Charles Tower. a son. Harvard Eugene I
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

A. CAMERON & CO.-Phone South 1850.
HeadQuarters for Rooming- houses. Hotels and
All Kinds Of Business Chances
20 rooms; modern; downtown house: cheap
rent; well furnished and up to date; has fine
out Of town transient trade; never clears less
than $500 Der month; dissolution OF partners
cause OF sale; exclusively with US
rooms; nne block; Post ST.: rent only
ss7 50; water free; well furnished; price $3.50.
go rooms; fine new building and elegantly
furnished in weathered oak, mahogany and
plroseye maple; Administer and velvet carpels'
long lease; will guarantee to clear $500 per
month; never been on market; sickness cause
p rooms corner: clos. in; well furnished;
would make fine transient house; as run now
clears over 500 per month
apartment house; swell location; on nne cor
ner; all full and clearing nice income; sick
ness cause OF sale; price $500
Groom. modern upper nat rent only $27 so;
newly furnished months; nice little home;
~ rooms; corner; rent SIPS; good oak fur
and landiaay Keeps o rooms; u.s." viii tsks house
OF 10 or IL rooms in exchange; price $500
57-roon new, modern apartnnent-houee: ele-
gantly furnished in mahogany. oak and birds
eye maple velvet carpets; and room apart
East; only with US
well furnished and doing nne business; owners
are getting old and wish TO retire from busi-
less; price $500.
16 rooms; rent only SIS; oak furniture; good
carpets; all housekeeping; only 2 rooms to
look after and clears nice little income;
Price only $500.
SO rooms: well located on NE corner; rent
less than "a well furnished apdr1-
lsnent-house, near Larkin; always full and
clears $500; retiring from the roorning house
particulars.
IS rooms; fine downtown location; well fur
nished and doing good business; clearing over
$50 per month will sacrifice if sold within
a few days.
60 rooms; cheap rent; long lease; new and
up TO date downtown house; elegantly fur-
nished; has liquor license; fine location; only
$500 down. balance long time; cheap interest;
money maker; price $500.
A. CAMERON & CO. 8 Eddy ST..
FISHER & CO,
Successors to Mitchell & CO.. in roor1ing
houses hotels and flats. James Flood bldg.
Powell and Market. m. 43S; phone Main 1884
Is ROOMS nicely furnished for sale or ex-
changed for larger house. s25 Mission St
zooming-Houses and Hotels for sale
UP-TO-DATE OFFICES
MODERN BUSINESS METHODS.
ALL TITLES GUARANTEED.
Our Services Free to Buyers
Money TO Loan. Telephone Main 33-4-S
MARION GRIFFIN,
sth floor. Room sol.
New James Flood Building,
e10 Market. opposite The Emporium
Offices Near the Elevators
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14
1oparra-xousEs POE gA1E.

A. CAMERON CO-Phone South 1850.
3 Eddy ST., cor. Market and Powell.
Headquarters for Rooming houses, Hotels ana
All Kinds Of Business Chances
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

20 rooms; modern: downtown house: chear
rent; well furnished and up to date; has nne
out OF town transient trade; never clears less
than $500 per month; dissolution OF partners
cause OF sale; exclusively with US
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

THE California Debris Commission having re-
ceived application to mine by hydraulic pro-
cess from Thomas II. Eallgted in Gopher
Hill mine near Spanish Ranch, PiumaS
County, Cal. draining into Spanish Creek.
which REQ ches east branch Of Feather River,
gives notice that n meeting to receive any
protests will be held al room IS. Flood build
ing. San Francisco Cal. Msrch %. 1905.
at 40 m
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

EXACT L Y $500
takes furnishings In
a 21-room transient
house l block Of
Market; cost S1942;
lease; rent 81 per
room.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

To increase the ca pital Of The Nevada Ma
toEal Bank OF san Francisco from three
million dollars sc 0O0. COO. divided into
thirty thousand &C COO shares Of the par
value OF one hundred dollars (S1OO COZ each
share 10 six million dollars fS6, 600 O0O)
divided into sixty thousand eco oOo) shares
OF the par value Of enc hundred dollars
(S1eO COZ each share
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

rooms; nne block: Post ST.; rent only
SS7 90; water free; well furnished; price $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14
MARION GRIFFIN.

9Th floor. Room SOL
New James Flood Building
eT0 Market. opposite The Emporium"
Offices Near the Elevators
ROOMING- HOUSES and HOTELS FOR SALE
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14


BANK OF CALIFORNIA - NOTICE IS
HEREBY GIVEN that in pursuance OF a
resolution Of the Board of Directors OF the
Bank OF California corporation organized
and existing under the laws of the State Of
California. passed and adopted Tuesday,
the 31st day OF January 1905 at q regular
meeting OF said Board duly held at No 400
California street, in the City and County OF
San Francisco in the State OF California
(the same being the banking house and prin-
cipe1 place OF business Of said corporation,
and being the building where the Board Of
Directors OF said corporation usually nneete),
meeting Of the stockholders OF said cor
poration is hereby called for and will be held
at No. 400 California street. IN said City
and County Of San Francisco (the same be-
ing the banking-house and principal place
OF business Of said corporation, and being
the building where the Board Of Directors
Of said corporation usually nneets), on TUES
DAY, the 4th day Of April 1905. at three
o'clock In Che afternoon Of said day, for the
purpose OF considering deciding and acting
upon the proposition 20 increase the capital
stock OF said corporation The Bank o6 Cali
foruta- from three million g. 900. 0o0) dollars,
divided into thirty Thousand go, oo0) shares
OF the par value Of one hundred Q0o) dol
lars each to four million a. 000 000) dollars.
to be divided into forty thousand (40, 000)
shares OF the par value Of one hundred (1o0l
dollars each BY order Of the Board Of Di-
rectors Dated Jan 51St, 1905. ALLEN
N CLAY Secretary OF ths Bank of Cali
fornia-
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

MEETING NOTICES.
CALIFORNIA Chapter No 3. r A NJ.
VAL meet THIS TUESDAY, EVEN ~
ING. March u At 7-30 o'clock R. M
A degree.
FRANKLIN H DAY. Secretary.
COLLEEN Gate Lodge No. So F and
4. M-First 6egree THIS (TUES- ~
DAY EVENING al T:So O clock. By ~
order o. W M.
EDWIN L. MEYER. Secretary.
ORIENTAL Lodge No IA F and \ @
N Masonic Tenple-Second degree w
THIS TUESDAY, EVENING at 80 M
q clock Craftsmen are cordially in
vfte5- r c. JEWELL w NJ
A s HUBBARD. Secretary.
OFFICERS and members Of Mission @
Lodge No l69 f and A. n, are w
herrby notified 20 attend the funeral 4"
Of our late brother. WILLIAM
HARM WELL, from the hall Of this lodge.
TUESDAY. 1.S0 p. m.
R Z. ALLAN. Secretary.
STARR King Lodge No. 344 F ana A
NJ. 621 Devisaderc strest-Third de- w
gree al 30 o'clock THIS CTUES- d"
DAE0 EVENING BY order OF the
". n H T. WRIGHT. Secretary.
San FRANCISCO Lodge 10. SEQ F
ana a n. Mission Tsmple-Second ~
oegrec THIS TUESDAY, EVENING w
at T-30 oolock- Visiting brethren
cordially invited BY order Of the ". NJ.
A. A ANDERSON. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

To change the name and title Of ..The
Nevada National Bank OF San Francisco 70
v els Fargo Nevada National Bank OF San
Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

TRIAL GIVEN.
20-room house north
OF Market: guaran-
teed to clear over
500 monthly. Wife
sick in HOSPITAL.
Make offer.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

Wanted. a small house
in exchange for AZ
room corner clearing
over S160; price $1,000;
reduced TO $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

IN OAKLAND. COR. 10TH AND CLAY srs..
SEWING MACHINE OPERATORS ON
ovERAILS: NO EXPERIENCE NECEs-
sARY; STEADY WORK: GOOD PAY.
LEVI STRAUSS & co.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

90 rooms; fine new building and elegantly
furnished in weathered oak, mahogany and
birdseye maple; Administer and velvet carpets
long lease; will guarantee to clear $500 pei
month; never been on market; sickness cause
of sale; only with us.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

21 rooms; corner; close in; well furnished
would make fine transient house; as run now
clears over 800 per month.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

FISHER & CO,
Successors to Mitchell & Co.. in roonnins-
houses, hotels and flats James Flood bldg.
Powell and Market, rm 435; phone Main 1884
Is ROOMS nicely furnished. for sale
changed for larger house. s25 Mission st.
The San Francisco call., 1905-03-14

OPERATORS ON SHIRTS AND OvERAIIS
STANDARD FACTORY. COR. COUGH AND
GROVE SITS.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-21
Local Items Of Interest.

Col. Royal b. Stearns, OF Fort Pierre,
is on trial in st. Paul this week, on the
second hearing for trying to defraud
the government in practice before the
general land office, William L. Hors-
nell, OF st. Paul, is also before the court
for completely in the alleged frauds,
with Col. Stearns. When the cases
against Col. Stearns and Mr.. Horsnell
were first opened UP last summer the
evidence seemed to be pretty strong
that the two named had conspired to
defraud the government out of a large
amo1nto Of government land by tictitious
entries of homesteads. The Minneap-
oils Tribune. in commenting on the
progress OF the case, says the govern
ment has produced a large humble Of
witnesses to show that the signatures
were secured to the application for
fomesteads by Horsnell on his promise
OF paying them sloO and the defense
Ills trying to- show on Cross examination
that in many instances at least the The wit
Eaesses also signed leases Of the lands.
Sese leases are prod In court and
to cattle men in South Dakota. "a
dispatch from ST. Paul states that
81 and Iiiiofsiieii
Stearns getting 81 eco fine and eigh teen
months Id the Stiilwatar penitsntiafy,
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-21
The truly generous is truly wise, and
he who loves not others lives uDbless.
ed-Hume


When at Nighttime Il steamer meets
vessel which is disabled or for some
other reason cannot proceed she takes
it in tow. and at the masthead two
white lights are shown. This is a very
necessary precaution, us a vessel pass.
ing her at right angles in the dark
might easily run right into the boat
which was being towed unless some
indication of its presence there Were
given. If Il steamer is proceeding
alone, however. only ope light is shown
at the masthead.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-21
WOMAN'S RIGHTS.
First Move In This Direction Made In
Medf0rd In 1901,

The first recorded public meeting in
the interest of 'wonln's rights WAS
held i'll the town Of Medfora i'll 1To1
The gallery OF The church WAS occupied
by Tie young unmarried people OF the
congregation, one side and one-half the
front gallery being given TO the young
men. the other side and the other half
being given TO the young women But
i'll tire seating in the eventful yetlf4th the
young mel We're given The entire front
Of the gallery as Well, and the young
women We're allowed only one side OF
the gallery.
Then it was tllat things beganeto hap
pen Treatment like this wasn't TO b,
tolerated. even fol Il moment The
blood OF the future mothers of the
Revolution WAS fully aroused. aud the
young women made such an uproaI
and commotion that it speedily became
town matter. and a town meeting
was called to restore to them. their
4 rights in half of the front gallery
| Tie young men of the day We're bit
/ teyly opposed To extending any new
/ pfia.t1cSeS 10 Women. ana the hight eek
tended Beyond Meiforl. Shortly after
the Introduction OF pews into the
/ churches. by which families We're sep
arated from the reminder Of the con
gregation, the selectnlen OF the town o.
]. SewhurF gave permission 70 II groul
Of young women TO build a pew III tiit
gallery of the church upon their OWL
side OF the house. This extension o.
privilege was. resented by the youns
i bachelors to such a degree that the,
4 broke d window of the church, forcet
an entrance and hacked the pew il
8 pieces alsE nrA this act Of sacrilege III.
young men Of Newbury were iineh $1l
each ard sentenced to be whipped .
pilloried, But they We're mani enongsl
to confess their folly and ask pardon
y 50 this part OF their punishment wa
otIIifteu SD you sc the 5'iilNonlaIl
Il rights movement ism . modern ont
Boston Herald
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-21
THE SOUTHERN COYOTE.
Habits of This Cunning Animal De-.
scribed by President RooscN sft.

Habits of This Cunmins: Animal De.
scribed by Pressdent Ros,scNeft.
These southern coyotes er prairie
wolves are only about one-tIir5i the
size OF, the big gray timlicr wolves OF
the northern Rockies. They IRE ton
small to mesi,lle With fun grown horses
and caitlc, but pick up Young calves
and Kill sheep MS We'll rs any small do
mesticated animal that they can gel at
The big wolves fec FROM The neigh-
borhood of anything like close settle
.ments. but coyotes ilsaig around the
neighliorhood of man much more per-.
sistently. They show !, foNlilSG elin#
ming i'll catching rabbits, prairie dos,
gophers and the like liter niglisfsllf
they are noisy, anu lhea inclaiicsaS
wailing and yelling are i'anlili;ii spuntsS.
to all who pass over The plains. The
young are brought forth i'll holes ia clsts
banks OF silail,u localities.
Within my oMn experience ! mass
known of the finding OF but two ftml-
lilies. lii one there WAS lN3t Il Single
famiiN-of five cubs siii one old animal.
undoubtedly the mother. III The oslier
case there were len OF eleF@n Cubs and
two old females (which had appArentfs
shared the burrow OF cave. ihoesh liz
ing in separate pockets. hi neither
case was amy full grown made coyote
found in the ileighborliood. AS regards
these particular litters, The father
seemingly had nothing 10 do With fox
ing care of or supporting the fafailN.
am not able TO sly whether this was
accidental or whether it is IL rule that
only the mother lives With and t;tlies
care of the litter. I haze heard com
trarN statements about the matter from
hunters who should know lfnfoi.tu,
nately have learned from long expert
ence that it is only exceptional hunters
wiTo ,;iii be Il uste, 10 give srTr
descriptions of the habits Of ANY Least
save such as are connected With its
| chase.
| Coyotes are sharp wary. knowing
| creatures. and on most occasions take
care to keep out of harms way From
"A Wolf HINT In Oklahoma, by The
/ odore Roosevelt, i'll Scribner's Maya.
| zine.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-21
take SOUNDINCs
Hare Pan For Railroad Bridge
Piers is Struck at Sixty
Feet.
Work on the Steel Con1bina-
ton Bridge Will Soon
Begin.

The location of the new steel combi
nation railroad, wagon and foot bridge
has been definitely located at a point
just fifty feet above tire present piling
bridge that spans tine river from the
stock yards to Marion's island. En-
gineer E. C. Witt, who has charge OF
the work on this new steel bridgeuntil
its completion, is busily engaged in dc
ing the necessary engineering to get it
started at once. He has been taking
soundings the past week or two and
finds that hard sha)e, or what is called
4shard pam" strong enough to support
The piers of the bridge, can be had at a
depth of about sixty feet, which is
about thirty feet from the bottom OF
the river in the main channel. The
same shale is found to exist all the way
across the river at a depth that varies
but little from sixty feet.
This depth is considered but short
distance to SC il. i,ntt!ass;m the cassiens
for the bridge, and will simplify the
work of building the structure consid
erab!y. The bridge will be fifteen feet
above high water mark, with a draw
: over the main channel to be operated
by a gasoline engine. In very short
time, a week or two at the most work
men will be engaged in the preliminary
operations of sinking the cassions anc
putting in the piers across the river
1t is expected that before spring, WheI
the icegoes out. enough will have beer
accomplished in the way of making tht
foundations Of the bridge to allow
work to proceed all summer on tht
structure proper
1t has been often said that Pierre
had one Of the most difficult crossings
on the river for a railroad bridge. Tht
behring's that have been made recent,
indicate that it, will lie acomparativeE
easy proposition to build a railroat
bridge at this point on theriver.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-21

locomotives will be used OF the other
side from now on, in construction work
} ID. Rainey, the Hayes Homestead
smah came i'll Monday, aud departed
$ slse WalerteMn to spend sG hsssisttfsi;ss
with his parents.
L. A. Munson, deputy state treasurer
is on the sick list with case of stom-
ach trouble. but improving at last ac-
counts.
Il. G. La Barr will commence the cree
ton OF a brick residence on four lots
recently purchased in East Pierre.
Buy your Bon Bons at 2il Pierre
street. You can find them there in all
shapes and sizes, from 25cnp.
Judge and Mrs. Corson entertained a
party OF state officials and ladies at
dlnnei Saturday evening.
&C. Moulton, I'll Pierre street, has
the best stock of confectionery, cigars
and tobacco in Pierre.
Don't buy old stale confectioneries
8hen you can get fresh and cheap
at 2ll Pierre street.
Mems and Boys guaranteed clothing
that fit at right prices. j G. Eager q Co
Candy from S1lssc pound up to Low
ney's Bon Bons at I'll Pierre street.
All kinds OF fresh nuts just arrived.
for Christmas, at 2ll Pierre street.
Georgt w. Lumley attended the live
stock show at Chicago last week.
Congressman Burkewill return home
Friday to spend the holidays.
Fresh made grocers' candy, 3 pounds
for % cents, 2ll Pierre street.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-21

No Faint bag 4 more interesting flow,
er dalicate 10 him in the floral calen
Oar than st Matthew. This is the pas
sioE flower II is thought to ha..e EN-,
bleiaa OF the crucifiNion, and to these it
owes the name given to it by Its Span
ish dlscoyerers in America. The i'm
aginary resemblance of the corona to
the crown of thorns is the basis Of the
fancy. In addition to that there are the
five antlers for the five wounds and
the three styles for the nails. while the
hammer. the lancet and the scourge are
also traCeable
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-21
Curious Fighti.,e

For seven years" writes George w.
Hoffman, of Harper, Wash. 81 had a
bitter battle, with chronic stomach and
liver trouble, but at last ] won, and
cured my disc; Sc, by the use Of Electric
Bitters. 4 unhesitatingly recommend
them toall, and doir't intend iii the FIJI.
ture to be without them in the house
They are certainly a wonderful medi:
cine, to have cured such a bad case as
mine.' Sold under guarantee to do the
same for you, by M. } Schubert, drug
gist: at SOC a bottle. Try them today
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-12-21
Notice - Sl,nren.o,d ? : =. =. !.

The regular annual meeting of the
shareholders OF the Pierre National
Bank Pierre, South Dakota, for til
election of board of directors and the
transaction of such other business as
may be proper will lie held at the
banks place Of business on tuesday,
January 8, 1906, at 3 o'clock p. m.
II. i. iGCLURIs, President. i