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The Republican journal., 1905-05-11
Written for The Republican Journal.
WOODLAND VOICES.

To breathe the sweet fragrance of woodland
linger, where happy and gay
The birds in glad chorus are singing
The praises of beautiful May.
The merry brook, leaping and dancing,
Comes down from its home in the hills:
With nature in sorrow and gladness
Its heart with sweet sympathy thrills.
Now softly, contentedly, flowing,
Again over jagged rocks leap,
AS gladly escaping life's turmoil
To bury itself in the deep.
In merry response to the. rain drops
Flows onward the meadows to bless,
Where willows bend low DER its current
With tender and loving caress.
1t joyfully laughs with the naples,
And mirrors the blue of the sky
To quiet the murmuring pine tree
How sweet is its low lullaby.
In tones of reproof to the cedar
1t whispered, ''why gloomy and sad?
Why stand We here sullen and idle
While all are so busy and glade"
The cedar with envious gances
Thus answered and mournfully sighed,
'Just see how those frivolous NAPLES
Are toiling to crafty pride.
"Y on laugh and are glad with our neighbors
But still, ii the truth you confess,
With us will agree it is sinful
To spend every moment on dress.
"When scarcely garment is finished
It's color beautiful green
They change it to russell or crimson,
Then garnet and yellow are seen.
"Unsatistied still with their labor,
They cast off their beautiful clothes
Where cruel winds ruthlessly scatter,
While they seek their winters repose.
''Y GU think we should always be happy
Bear bravely the cold winters blast,
And shield in our arms the SnOw-fairies
The storm tends in fury have cast"
The brook then good-naturedly answered,
"Dost think that the birds would have
come
Their new homes to build in the naples
Were they-like you-solemn and glum?
''Or flowers that huddled together
Beneath their broad branches to sleep
Would waken in joy from their slumber
AS now through the MOSES they peep?
''Tis wrong thus to envy your neghbors,
For nature with unerring hand
| Hath fashioned and cOlOred your raiment
And everything wisely hath planned
S. j. STEVENS.
May S, 1905.
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NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.

The entertainment at the Roberts school
house last Saturday was very enjoyable
Every number was heartily encored and
some were recalled several times. Miss
Lillias Ford of Park gave several interest
ing recitations. Miss Ford had never read
here before, but her reading was so we'll
liked that she has received an invitation to
read again at an early date. Mrs. Lizzie
Sylvester also recited in her usual pleasing
manner, and Mrs. Emerson and Miss Lii
liam Sylvester gave a selection. Mr.. Ephraim
Emerson sang some good old-fashIoned
songs and Miss Emma Stairs sang several
songs. Mr.. Alley played the violin and Miss
Lillian Sylvester had her music box there.
. Fifty Italians came one day last week to
Join the crew at work on the railroad near
the Carley brook, but were displeased about
something and left again without working
at all. This crowd was from New York !;
others from Boston are expected this week
to take their places. The camps are in Mi.
Lemuel Ames' pasture, There is store
and two large camps for sleeping quarters
and a large number of little shantes where
they cook their food. Sunday morning the
Italians do their washing in the nearby
brook, using a rock instead of washboard.
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JUMPED OVERHEARD.
Suicide of Woman on City of Rockl;
May s, 1905.

Suicide of Woman on City of ROckland.
BANGOR, May 6. An unknown woman
undoubtedly committed suicide by jumping
from the steamer City of Rockland of the
Bangor Boston line of the Eastern Steam
ship Co. some time Friday night on the trip
from Boston to this port. On the arrival of
the steamer here to-day a room occupied by
the woman was forced, but it was found
that she evidently had crawled out of the
staterOom window, leaving her outer cloth
ing in the StaterOom.
1t is not known what time she committed
suicide. She went to her room shortly
seen afterward. She had evidently laid on
the bed for short time. The suit left be-
hind was of a dark gray mixture, family
dotted with white. Her wallet, containing
S14.02, was found in the room. She request
ed to be called at Rockland, but on receiv-
ing no answer it was supposed she did not
want to get up so nothing was done until
the boat reached Bangor.
Boston, May7. Fearing that she must
once more submit to the surgeons knife,
which had nine times racked her system,
respondent and disheartened by the death
of family and friends, and with only one
relative, sisters son. left to console her,
Mrs. Louise Boyce Pernette, 53 years old,
who had been ledger at 143 West Concord
street, in the house Of Mrs. Norcott, is be,
lieved to have deliberately planned to end
ton and Bangor boat City of R0ckland,
which sailed from Boston on Friday even
ing and which upon its arrival in that city
revealed the fact that the woman was miss
ing while her effects were in the staterOom,
the window of which was open.
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APPLETON.

ARRLEION.
The water is very low in the mill stream
in this vicinity and the Sherman and EDGE
comp mills Il, are not in operation. S. ].
Grshee's mill at Burketvitle is also shnt
down....The dance in Riverside hall Nav Nav
RMig gs. WAS va F snjGysa by thirty couples
banjo, and Mrs. Alice Sherman, organ a ac'
eonmpaan1ist; Mrs. Benz. Keller is teaching
SCI sch4 p IN NJ the Sukeforth district. EVE Tays
Mertie Frye the school in the Quincy dis :.
trict. Miss Pearl McLain the Elmwood
s S and Mrs. Charles Bills teaches in
Clarence Simmons, who has the grammar
and Mrs Ava Simmons the primary school.
D.. ElDrldge Perry returned Saturday from
at hospital....U U. $. Gushee has bought an
und t establishments ;s. in Pennington
ana ana recently left town for that location.
her sons furniture business here.
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County Correspondence.
SwANVILLE.

Elmer Hamilton has moved his family to
Brooks. Ray Pitman of Center Conway, N.
H., is the guest of his sister, Mrs. E. c. Mar
den.. The Swanville Union S. S. has chosen
the following officers for the ensuing year
Supt., MIR. Seeley Secretary, H. NJ. Chase
Treasurer, Mary F. Nickerson; Librarian.
Margaret Billings; organist, Foster Small.
The school is to meet at the church Sun
days at 1890 p. Mr.. and Mrs. E. L.
Cunningham and daughter Edna went to
Brooks Sunday.
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Boston Apple Shipments.

BOSTON, May Z. Apple shipments for the
week ending May were $50 barrels to Liv-
erpool. Same week in 1904, % barrels.
Total since season opened 666,874 barrels.
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Mrs. Merton Haley are re-
he birth of a baby girl, born at
the grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
ley Young Mr.. Haley and
ION move into their new home on
Henry Haley's. 1t was
'ned and occupied by Leroy Lit
now resides in Searsport. -. Mr..
from Chelsea, Mass, and lady
e been visiting his mother, Mrs.
Monroe odd Fellows OBJ
anniversary of their order April
o-kahs and their families joining
tation. Following remarks by
The order a fine program was
One of the finest things was
is Return" by Martha Curtis,
compartment. A fine supper
I which a large gathering par
went home feeling they had
- tribute to the order. -. The
oly began buying milk May list
making cheese.
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flag station.
Limited tickets for Boston are now sold at
$500 from belfast and all stations on Branch.
Through tickets to all points West and North
west via all routes. for sale by l.. W, GEORGE
Agent, Belfast GEO. f. EVANS,
Vice President and General Manager,
F. f. BooTHBY Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent.
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STANDPOINT.
Mr.. F. R. Daggett and wife arrived home
Saturday. They had been in the west
since last August. Miss Lucia Shute was
at home from Bangor over Sunday. Mrs.
Ethel White left Friday for Columbia.
Mrs. Amy Curtis is visiting in Monroe....
Mrs Sewell Bowden is very i'll with a
spinal trouble. School began in this
District May sth, Mrs. Perkins of Monroe.
teacher. The remains of Miss Adeline
Crosby, who died in Lawrence, Mass, in
January, were brought here last week for
burial. Miss Mary Crosby accompanied
the remains and will visit relatives here for
few weeks. .Schrs. Pearl and j. B.
Stinson sailed Monday for Rockland.
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y" .'.- Mrs. Il G. WinSlow registered at
d. .... House last Friday. Mrs. Walter
, amden called upon friends in
49,. >pnday....Dr. Adelbert Millett
Lii. .Hr attended the session of the
r.3,p If Masons in Portland last
~ j + Burgess of Camden was in
d Isl sunday. Mr.. John Woods and
+. lleclow of Camden were in town
ia, and sunday, guests of w. W..
...~ar aul John Crie. ...E. S. Wing has
William Wider's farm for year,.
" lu5theth Craig had stroke of
,atu day and at the present writ
@ =. unconscious.
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l [lI ',||;A ! ! K|{a1 I|Il$I6

On and after Oct. 10. 1904, trains connecting
at Burnham and Watervie with through trains
for and from Bangor, Waterville. Portland and
Boston, will run as follows:
FROM Ii
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II itch, U. S. A, accompanied
, visiting his parents, Mr.. and
latch. Major Hatch has been
hr4e years in the Philippines
p,ent stationed in Kansas.
yer has been obliged to resign
= teacher in the lower village
mt of i'll health. The present
i- taught by Mrs. Ernest
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fNitE HONTVILLE.

=
NJ ID. Ramsay was in Portland last
'~-s ateuing the Masonic Grand Lodge.
'1 LIS Edith Stewart is at home for a
r rt She has been employed for
iva iva i's' Years at the Girls Home in Bel
5.1- and Mrs. h. p. Downer recently
.s'~I Mrs. s. }. Sanford. Chas. C..
2'''-. 'r, of Newburyport, Mass, is at
epent's for a few days....W. p.
'> 4- gone to Lowell, Mass. AT a
meeting in the Carter school
''S- May 6th some $3.50 was subscribed
'A--n the Knox and Montville tele-
-N- from the Center to the Carter
---u 4ood. A. d. Ramsay, L. f. Stew
S.H H. NJ Wentworth are to construct
ae' which will start at Mr.. Cornforth' S
'a''} Mr.. Ephraim Fosters farm in
an, 'ni pass Avery's and Layfaytte Stew
cree Hill to Mr.. Volney Thompson's
i t7hn5ct with the Peoples line at the
1.s 1t is expected the line will be
Ta'ls Tor use before haying. Mr. Volney
,,t I''Nnn has completed and ready for
~s Il lumber of groceries and other kinds
n var I4aSes His carriages are known in
i ioa. part of the State as being No. 1 in
q, W. II lal and we'll finished. The baptism
1S. II tl"adale last Sunday was attended by
M w. idIge NUMBER OF people. IL we've
k. .ue leighborS and friends of Charles and
i Tf'g BQynton spent Monday evening, May
a 49, az their home. Mr.. BoyntOn furnished
H. s g1( treat. Charles B. Thompson went
gr, 1ellast last Friday after load of seed
n f1I ~ Tor sowing. -. Llewellyn Keller went
bs,. MON last Saturday and returned with a
/" horse. -. Wesley Wentworth painted
G A.. mousse last week 80. The trustees of the
t s'aIse Hall at Centre Montville are about
+ ilsp% and paint the ball. -. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sal 3D. Johnson of South Boston are at E. A
AMI p5t'WIs They came from Boston by boat
Hf19 71 Mf. Sprowl met them in Belfast. Nv
NJ ,i asker is to give his house new coat
fro paIht.-. Winslow Jaquith has set poles
tbo o I, ms place to the Centre to connect with
rant raiImers' telephone line. Our r. F. D.
Tybu a from Freedom has been established
Sa rg carrier will make his first trip next
tnnnu,daa y and the post Office will be discOn-
ora,' on May 31st. -. Charles Oxton had a
eat,in at work on his farm last Saturday
9'''i'ig ready to put in the seed for crop
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TROY

TROY.
Mrs NJ F. Leathers aud Mrs. NJ. c. Par
sons returned last week to their home in
Troy. having passed the winter with friends
in Augusta and Massachusetts,. The
Whitney farm has been leased to Mrs.
Charles Hersey for the ensuing year,:
Mrs. Sarah Norton and Mrs. Isadore Call
are moving to Pittstield, having recently
bought house there. A. c. Myrick, Jr.,
of Auburn spent Sunday with his father at
the Center. 49, The homes of Messrs. f. B.
Gowen, E. D. Sidelnger and j. l.. Bagley
have been connected with the telephone.
4 little son arrived last week at the home
of F. D. Sidelnger. -. Ex-Governor Garce-
lon of Lewiston is the guest Of his cousin,
Hon. Lorenzo Garcelon, in whose pleasant
home the venerable doctors 92d birthday
occurred Saturday. DR.. Garcelon is surely
the most wonderfully preserved person,
both physically and mentally, that we have
ever met-brilliant in conversation, sprlght-
ly in movement, his still erect form giving
evidence that during all the years in his ex-
tensve practice and daily riding he has
ever retained that upright position well
worthy the imitation of our young physi-
clans. In the doctors frequent visits to
Troy he has made many friends, who are
always pleased to greet him.
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A>'iit-F CENTRE.


F. Nickerson went to Portland
Mrs. Herbert Maddocks, who
--- the sick list, is better. -. Mabel
r. ,-1ast is in the employ of Mrs.
sr bingham. Mr.. Coombs has
q, horse to O. G. llussey of Wal
Nrwcomb of Newburg visited his
,a., "a town Friday. Charles Riley
--ut a heavy team horse of 0. 6.
>- lanes knowlton and wife and
a-.t knowlton and wife of Belfast
--l-.- Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Little
>uniay.. Christopher Hamm has
5h, louise of Fred Littleield.. They
prayer meetings at the Young
~.4>e Thursday nights. ....Charles
aa1 son Chester are in the employ of
.es ekerson in his saw mill. Miss
-.D Nnody has returned to Belfast.
BARD Gown and family were guests of
anu Mrs E. A. Robertson in Belfast
ga While Mr.. Chester Curtis was
" some blacksmith work in Horatio
uall shop small piece of iron flew
window and set fire to the grass.
No. soon got beyond his control and
'r iAr timely help of the neighbors Mr..
M t1iidings would have been burned.
Women did heroic work pumping and
hg Water to the men.
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CORNER Prospect

CORNER (Prospect.l
ark is at work in the Parker
.oston. Lester Dow will begin
lg in the Clark brothers house
lc- Eva Gross is quite ILL.,. East
lied May lst after an illness of
ears, aged 81 years, 8 months
u.s. The funeral was held at his
-uce, Rev. Harry Hill of Winter
IIue..Mr. w. W. Clark is build
house in Blanket Lane for Mrs.
He will have it completed in
-. Dr. j. f. Clark of Winsted,
q town last week to attend his
Mrs. Abbie L. Clark of
>prngs was the guest of Mrs. Zoa
aspect last Saturday and Sun
us >alathiel Ward is in very poor
A. is evident now that Half Moon
respect will furnish Searsport
ton Springs with water :. Amos
IT work on the old farm owned by
fa>tman Clark. Horace Clark
eLlaSt last Sunday.
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FOR SALE

81 p. engine, 80 h. p. boiler, feed pumps, Per-
ryman Heater and complete engine room equip
hand wood, working and iron Working machinery.
We are also headquarters for ships pumps. cap
STAINS, checks, ceats and all kinds of heavy cast
lngs for vessels, both iron and and brass. Let us
figure your requirements.
ALBERT RUSSELL s. SONS CO,
1yr3 NewburypOrt, Mass.
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THORNDIKE.


Willard Gilmore and family of Durham
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Higgins.
Mr.. Wilbur Blodgett of Belfast and Miss
Erma Barker of Brooks were guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hogan Sunday. Richard
and Fred Higgins passed Saturday in Belfast
Bert Stevens has bought the Benz. Per-
there this week. sd. H. Stevens was in
Searsport Friday and Saturdaylon business
go. Rev and Mrs. X. \. Myers attended
church in Belfast Sunday. Fred Howes
of Newburg was in town last week after
lambs and veal calves. Miss Lena Car
penter of Brooks was the guest of the
Misses Matte and Ruth Small few days
last week .. The farmers are very busy
with their sowing and planting. THE
gentle rain of last week was much needed
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.neutS are being made at the Knox
.qI shop on Washington street
ad!farther up the street so as
.u for the erection of new dye
l- new dyehouse will be larger
a he and more convenient. 1t
# q wood. A new boilerhouse
also be built. The old dye
unSiderably damaged by fire
a-u, but was repaired Temporal
now be torn down to make
r4- new one....J. A Brewster
l-t loT large government order
umence work shortly. This
. Is tor his employees in the shirt
,.rut a year.
..l.
-v Of telephone men are at
lines of poles and straight
.- sturbed by the frost. DIR.
>lattuck and Henry S. Howe,
..4u, came last week to spend a
HsJng over their cottages and
}he new cottage of F. P. kinne-
v York is nearing completion.
..t red tiles and weighs twenty
half tons. Alpheus Pendleton
Capt. II. +. Farrow is at
-N days while his vessel is un-
~ton..., Martin CoombS is at
-.urt vacation from MasSachu-
u. j. F. Grindle, who has been
ou months, is still confined to
. The season has been very
G early vegetable gardening,
been done. -. Miss Abbie b.
Arr sister, Mrs. Dorothy Pen
If Monday for Boston to visit
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Not wha, ,n. Lawyers wanted.

Lawyers have some queer expert.
enccs," soId thc Judge. zone OF them
was telling - a case heard before the.
A young man had been arrested for
larceny, and hr sent for this lawyer,
The Young fellow told the attorney
that he was innocent. but that he had
no friends in the city and no money.
His mother. However. was In fair cir
cumStanccs. and ne knew that she
would help hm What he wanted the
lawyer 20 do vas 10 defend him aud
also send u Telegram To his mother tell
lng Of his fN and aEklng for aid. The
lawyer agreed 10 this aud made such
q good defense that the young man
was acquitted.
"Ilc and the attorney SNrnt direct 20
the Telegraph nfhcr g. w .ch the mes
sage had been ordered sent aud found
II. Tho Young man was so grateful
- the lawyer thHl bee handed him the
unopened envelope. telling him that he
must tnkc all o." money that his
mother had tclcgr phcd him The law.
yer tore open the ,,llpw cover and his
eyes were greeted with these words
"plt your trust . God I am praying
for ION MOTHER
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TIE NEWS FROM ALAcHUA.
Dtaih Of a ChiId-Approaching Mar
rage OF Mr.. s. B. Godfrey.

Dtaih Of Child-Approaching Mar
rage OF Mr.. F. 3. Godfrey.
Ahchls sept l3.-Miss Belle Ed
nfti who ha. been visiting Miss Eva
lsStll has returned To Waldo.
husRlbt Hawkins left last week
~ tacoma - take charge OF her
no..
An' Murray Hawkins, after spend
Ht'ome time At Sanford and other
PINT aa. -rturned
M 1td VIZ. W T Roba rte returned
fo1 .ay'..e Monday. aud are receiv.
~ iir "asratulations OF their
kpnt
: fagan IA. returned from a trip
shyiora nrsch
~, Na'" smith has returned, after
l'a"n' g..lt 'o her aunt, Mr.. q.
Ne RAJ" a, tampa.
~ 'i3 H" Tom Williams OF Wau-
ga ~" Oh, guests OF Mr. aud Mrs.
"a I.'r-',a., week.
.. linton visited Mr.. and
~ " ... ,hi. week
- s...a Telephone Exchange
g.. .. % nperAtion. The central
.'ai 10 the Ca.yell.Bell
:" ....y returned 90 Waldo
~ a...'a pleasant visit to her
Al',.'' N-. 30 VI Futch. She vas
- her laughter, Maud -.
'ho has been suffering
p" loot, ia able 20 walk
- Do which appeared in
-. rnAl Of Supday. Sep.
- read With interest
lends % this popular
~. "rey 10 cashier Of the
SEA- Mr.. and Mrs John
-. announce the engage
In, -alEhteT. Willie Ora. 20
a., 'r'ou Godfrey, the wed /.
- .a'~ october - ~ their
r.. F'od, near Madison.
=, uI. - one Of much 90
a, ....
a. '-thart has been quits m
a. ''5' but 10 improving
q. '~ptezbeT let. 1910. La
AZ 'a'hs-oA haby Of NJ.
'.a-' CatheaFt. closed lls
, 'siaFs. snd west bpck
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-09-14
MISS FANNIE WEEKS
REMEMBERS SERVANTS
In Her Will She Offers Fifty DOL
lar to All Who Are Identified.
DONATION NATIONAL MUSEUM

Collected a large Number Of indian
Relics During Service in the West,
ard 5sQIeathed Them to This insti-
turion Under Conditions.
Mss Fannie Weeks, many years ago
a resident " this city, and who still
has relative, snd friends here, and who
met tragic death by falling into n
Reyser in Yellowstone National Park =
few days ago has made will, which
was prohstcd in Washington, her
home, Tuesday
Mise W"ek, vas for many years a
clerk in the Treasury Department Of
the United S'stes Government. She
was also engaged for q long time in the
United States Indian service in the
West, HI WAS regarded as lady Of
unusual Intellectual attachments.
In her will Miss Weeks bequeRthed
a large collection OF Indian goods
which she had gathered TO the Nation
al Museum, to be called the Mics
Fannie Weeks Collection" She also
beqneathed to as many of the old
negro servants in Florida ne are living
AMI eau be Identified, $50 each, u 10
probable hat some Of these old SER
wants reside IN this vicinity, for the
bpurti, Of whom this notice is given.
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rsnre,... Nearo oIsnt ossd.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, SEPT - Bud Re
Kan. Tcruesycc's famous negro giant
Is dead q, h's home In GaI.a'in heEAu
wa 8 feet = inches 'al. lie meas
ured from kne. 20 heel ~ !nches knee
20 crotch. 81 inchS- Hi+ hands were
IL inches 'OuE lie vas lraNn aroanf
in wagon by tao goa,s his EGG
being 700 slender 90 Eupppr' bic 81
gant!c body and ~uOrmous feet R'f''
was about % ycars Of are.
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IIHITY LIAR ....-.
HAS Been NAILED
,,fpgees From New Orleans
80 80 Arrived at Cedar Key.
HAVE BEEN SCARCE

.rOa Persons From Ne" Or
,,s Pensacola We're cO"gre-
-, i, csaar Key and Mi"s'i"s
-. asr People Denied
.,,mi:y liars, as they have
30, ,orpri.tely termed, have been
- l'.'' ''n ia heir work IN Gainesville ',s
'ans r,., Two or three days, stating
~. So. we're coming to this city
C,5,r Key, aud that that place
,s,lo, refugees from Pensacola
ORLEANS. So anxious ola a
-, Of citizens become regarding
4. ~,,,rr and the threstened danger
'I;os the breaking out OF q conta-
4,.es.p here. that q committee
..,.d upon Dr. J. Harrison Hodges
-, N. STATE Board Of Health,
I,,,day afternoon.
n, uotc.. stated to the committee
a.,lst.It sure there was no truth in
4. onor. that he believed DR.. X. 1.
T,lI,r. quarantine officer at that
-, VA. TOO cautious An official to
,,mIt such irregularities.
orthp satisfaction Of all concerned
n. Hodge. wired Dr. Walker in the
r,,,er Tuesday evening and Wednes'
4, morning received the following
|RplJ
"A, regards the reports about the
l..u coming in here from New Orleans
"a Pensacola, am sure they have
M very much exaggerated. know
4 no boat that has reached here from
p,uueola since the fever begun there I;
,,d only one from New Orleans since
4, fever ga. announced there, and
|Au one wen, first to Key West, where
4. vas iumigatrd and quarantined +,
be- TO Tampa, where she remained
lkr Rvera days for repairs. When she
|,p here she laid out in the Gulf, sew
. or eight miles from town, and dis
karged her cargo.
I'VE have no quarantine on against
Pensacola and cannot put it on till
ID. Porter orders It. When he il sat
SEC that we are in danger l think hc
I'LL attend to the matter. He knows
more about the conditions than / do.
Very sincerely yours,
"R T. WALKER,
Quarantine Officer"
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In IN. nrnrr- rr.. sls,s.

At an exnmina 1910 fpf admission 10
the British Mllit .r college at Sand
hurst many rnud. Ices iu answer To
question about l.lr.gou wrote mat
the ghS was not 'uud 10 the Orange
River Colony. 1's puzzl@d the ex'
Amiusr. who told '." story 10 an army
coach. The c0l.h. after thinking
awhile. said: Il .n'r a. remember
irnprcs~lnR the To- on a number OF
my pupils that hrt-"E"n does not oe'
cur ln the FREE s't''
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A R.msdr Wtho.t %

Il find Chamberlain stomach and
Liver Tablet. more brnehcial than any
other remedy I ever us-d Tor 'iomanh
trouble. /" saJs J. T. Klots Of fdms
No. For anJ disorder Of thr stomach
biliousnrss ~ constipation thee tab
lets are without q peer Yor'als - al
draggsts