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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-31

mand for Hour in the Northwest was
the chief reason for a strong wheat
market here today. AT the close May
wheat was UP "a to rs cent; corn is
off lis to 1-3 cent; oats are almost
unchanged, and provisions made Il
gain of ID to 10 cents.
lOpening.l hlgnesl. I.owest Closing
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.. A. l.. stocks ann Bonos.

Baltimore. Jan. 50, s. A. L.common 1871 bid
preferred, 551s@3S
Bonds-is....,...
A. G. L. common 1850 49,. pi eferred -.
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Sale OF Mules, Farming Utensils. sc

Will be sold on the premises OF the
Parker Farm, near Raleigh, and OPP
posite Mr.. Grimes Cowpers. on Tues
day, January 31st, 1905, y O'Clock
Four good mules, one horse, two two
horse wagons and harness. A lot OF
Corn Fodder and Farming Utensils
S. w. Pool, superintendent, for Own.
ers.
1-25-6t
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New Orleans. Jan. %, Cotton futures
liverpool.

Liverpool, Jan. TO- p. m.-Cotton SPOT
fair demand, prices ! points hight r.
A American middling fair, s.9, good middiing,
Isl. middling ST. low middling 30. good
ordinary. SO! ordinary 8 S5 The sales of the
oay 10 COZ bales of which 20O0 were for specu
latiou and export and included $50 Anleri-
csn. Receipts a 1900, bales, 1880 American.
Futures openeu and closed steady.
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The Commercial and Farmers Bank.
RALEIGH, n. G.
OE1ICERS:
]. j. THOMAS. President.

~. THOMAS b..
A. THOMPSON, W. shier
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CO John w scott Capitalist sanford g. w Watts Director
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ion.
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| Cash quotations We're MS foliows:
slOs s1GSr s s,ralghss 4aossoo. sprins
| patents I.s0@5i0, sfraights 4.60@4.9O,
bakers 27cS5 30, wheat No. 2spring il2Mlld
No 3 i0lail5, No. 2 red, il71%6l93., corn No. 2,
| No. white alLsa32, No. white 5000 3i15
rye No. IS, good feeding barley SO +;
| fair TO choice mailing 4jdiS fax seed No. /
| lI6 NJ. / northwestern l2', prime timothy
seed 2S2L. mess pork per Dbl. /? 75GlA.3 .,
iara per ioOn $50 she ebooorl RIBS saes
49,. short clear sides (boxedl 11Sa8.s71qq,
wniskey basis of high wines l.25. clover con-
| tract grade 1850.
New York Provisions.
New YORK. Jan. 30, -Four qulst, winter
patents sj.3UQ5.sj Minnesota patents a.85@6. 10,
do bakers, si0004.2l. straights 5.lO@6.55
Rye f1onr quiet, fair to good LOG 800,
choice to fancy 4.l5D4.50.
Buckwheat -four dull 200@2i0
Corn meal steady, yellow coarse l2o9 49,.
kiln dried 2.91@3.lO.
Rye nominal, No. western, 10.
Barley auieI. feeding 49,. mailing 55065
Wheat hrm; No. red, :2!3s. May ll6N,
July l0eA. September 9654.
81.
Oats steady, mixed s6&as', Sept. ..
Beef steady, family ll.00@l2.00, packet 1000
@ll.00, city extra india. mess lI.50@l80o
beef hams 22.0oG23o0
Cut meats quiet. picked bellies 6A@7.
ickled shoulders 6l. picked hams SA@S,
No. J nom, refined firm, continent I'D,
compound itt@oZ.
PORK steady. family l4OO@li5O. short clear
I3.75Al6 25, mess I3oO@l3.50.
Tallow- dull, (s2 per pkg), 45S9country
Rosin Arm, strained common to good
Tnrpentine steady, obGa515.
Rice hrm, domestic fair 10 extra 21s6S6H
Japan nom.
Molasses steady, New Orleans open kettle.
gO00 To choice 20 tDAl,
Coffee spot Rio nom No.7lnvoice 81 mild
firm 5Ordova I0@t3
gal 90 test 81, molasses sugar ~.
refined firm, confectioner's A, 600 mold a
granulated Is. cuoes 6.l0.
Butter strong. creamery common TO extra
i9d2s, state DAIRY 2l@26 western factory IL.
Eggs :irm, state and Penn. nearby saT6S
Cheese quiet state, full cream small cot
ored fancylzX small white fancy; ~.
Potatoes quiet, Long Island LIS 92.t0, state
anu western 2o@loG, Jersey sweets 20Os3 20.
Peanuts, steady fancy hand-picked 6aL other
Cabbage steady, fiat dutch per 100, 2ee.
Cotton by steam TO Liverpool l2s@l5s.
Cotton seed oil market was easy.
2s@2iL, of summer yellow nominal, prime
white 27@2o prime winter yellow 271a@2S.
Baltimore Provisions.
Baltimore, Ian. 80 Flour quiet winter
patents 5.69gSo, spring patents $685. 20, extra
A. Is
Wheat frmer; spot contract Jan. lIi@A
red western :. Southern by sample llo@lli
Corn easy, spot, new 50D1s, new Southern
white corn 4i5SG 1871.
Oats dull, No. white $40,
mixed az.
Rye duli. No. 2 western S5@S6.
Butter firm, fancy imitation 22923, do
creamery S0a,., do ladle I9@10 store packed,
T50l5.
Eggs steady unchanged 28.
Cheese firm. large and small l24@l3, me.
dium Iedl2M,
GupaF ktr,np cO0raQ prAnu1atPd r. d fine & 9 D..
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Repeal Merchants Purchase Tax.
Winston SentenieI.


The legislature should certainly
repeal the merchants purchase tax as
quickly as possible. About five thou
sand merchants throughout the State
have asked for its repeal and We be-
lieve there is nobody defending the
law. We have never been able to I'M
derstand why the law was enacted in
the first place
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Matrimony is the posi- graduate
course OF w0man's education.
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WAN I >!

A successful insurance man as Superin
tendent of agents, in Piedmont and
Western North Carolina, for the Htna
Life Insurance Company. Address ..,..".
J. Z. BOUSHALL. Mgr, Raleigh, N. G..
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- - PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jau 90 Improved de-
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Cash quotations were rs follows:
Flour was iteady, winter patent
5.lOa6. 40 siraights 4.3a@500. spring
patents I90@5i0, sfraights l.6i@i.9O,
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"a A. THOMPSON, Vice President. H. ". JACKSON, AS
James f. Shepherd, Attorney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-31
Chelsea Grange, No. 215.

A regular meeting of Chelst q Grange
vas n"ld, Friday eye ming, ana was well
attended ana worry much enjoyed by the
members. After the regular business
was transacted the lecturer presented
the following excellent program il.
honor of Memorial day: Singing Tho
Battle Hymn of the Republic" by
grange; essay, Our Individual Re
sr"nsibi;ity Relating to the Observance
Of the Day" Worthy Lecturer. Sister
Ellen Green; readings. Sisters Linda
Thompson ana Bernice Watson: rcci-
t"tioI. Sister EnZa Green: Some Of
the Benefits Resulting from tie r.
Dellion" by Worthy Master c. X
Trc9n; solo. Heroes ir the City of ;he
Dead Sister A. l.. Hayes; is 1t not
Pro per ana Right for cities ma towns
to Give Financial Aid Toward the
Proper Observance of Memorial Day y"
WGrt:iy Secretary, Sister IGa r.
S""rles: SINGING, America, by the
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NORTH AUGUSTA,

Aaron Leighton, on old resident and
n veteran of the Civil war. who has
been confined to his home for several
weeks. is slowly improving. This is the
first time for several years tnat Mr.
Leighton has not been able to partici-
pate in the Memorial day exercises.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Malcolm were the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cum
inings. Sunday.
Mrs. P. NJ. Brann of Kittery. was
calling on friends here, last week. Mr.
and Mrs. Rrann are having residence
built ut kittery, but they will sill re-
taiE their summer home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dearborn Longfellow
entertained callers to the number of
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PtN0Bsc01.
ETNA,

G.. IT Ruggles Post of Etna fittingly oh
served Memorial Day. Following WAS the
program at A. NJ: The members Of the
Post and Corps. accompanied by Sons of
veterans and its auxiliary the Ladies'
AID, met at t.tna Center and marched to
The cemetery, escorted by NewbuIg band.
where appropriate services Were held.
After this service at Etna Center. the
members convened at headquarters.
where they partook of a picnic dinner.
At O'Clock they again formed in line ana
marched To the cemetery ut North Etna.
where services were held and then
marched to the church to listen TO the
memorial address delivered by Etna
choir.
Memorial Sunday Rev. NJ. Hall of New
ford. spoke to the church.
Deputy Sheriff Friend of Etna has a
new rubber tire wagon, as Il result of tn,
SmaShdp when he was after the Bangor
horse thieves
Mrs. Nelson Russell recently met with Il
very bad accident. Her horse started
with Il jump, throwing her over with tn,
seat ont of the back of the wagon.
!. A. Sanborn is able to leave his room
where he has been confined for nine
Weeks
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HANCOCK.
SARGENTViLLE.

The annual memorial sermon befor"
lanes A. Garfield Post. G.. A. r., was
this year preached at the First BAPTIST
church. Scdgwick. by the pastor. Rev.
Arthur Warren Smith. There was
.ooa attendance of "eterans, also Of the
Women's Relief Corps.
Misses Lizzie Hinckley and Eleanor
wescott of Bluehili nave peen th''
guests Of Miss Flora Bowhen.
Several of the people from this place
attended church services at North
Sedgwick, Wednesday evening.
Ell. Herriok has just shipped car
90 of paving blocks. Two vessels are
at the ice wharf to load ice. There Is
a scarcity of men which delays the
work.
A brush fire which threatened to be
serious caused considerable excitement
for a time, Wednesday.
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ovERTAxEp.
Hundreds of Augusta Readers K ow
What II Means.

The kidneys are overtaxed.
Have too much to do.
They tell about it in many aches and
pains.
Backache, sideache, headache.
Early symptoms of kidney ills.
Urinary troubles, diabetes, Bright
disease follow.
An Augusta citizen tells here a GER
tain cure.
I. A. Miron, policeman, of Wash
lngton ST., Augusta, Me-, says: Il was
so well pleased with the benefit re-
ceived from the use of Doan's Kidney
Pills. procured at Willis r. Partridge's
drug store, that / gave a recommend
atioh OF them for Dubli -ation. During
the SIX years which have since passed
nave given them n further trial and
iouhu then so uniformly effective
that II Is pleasure for me to advise
their use by all in need of a kidney
medicine. I am satisfied that any suf
ferer from kidney trouble will find
quick and lasting benefit from the use
OF Doan's Kidney Pills.,
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster-Milbun Co., Buffalo.
new York, sole agents for the United
States.
remember the name--Doan's-and
take no other.
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East kennebec Pomona.

East kennebcc Pomona Grange met
with China Grange. May oath, with SO
members in attendance. The meeting
was calico to order by Worthy Master
C. w. Crowell. Thirty-six candidates
We're instructed i'm the 9Th degree. The
committees FOR the year were elected as
follows.
Committee on BY aWs--O. Meader,
,. \. Abbott and j. O. Fish.
Executive Committee T Bailey.
Martin WeDher and q. A. Abbott.
Committee to assign the meetings Gnr
the year-W. J. Thompson. Mrs. =.
Hayes. l.. A. Burns, Mrs. j. o. Fish and
Mrs. O. A. ABBOTT.
Finance Committee-C. T.. Dutton
James Johnson and c. X. Green
The meetings for the year as report
cd by the committee are as follows:
June with Windsor; August, Branch
Mills: Sept, Chelsea: oct, Albion;
Nov, CushnOc: Dec. Winslow; jan,
tannual mertinr) Vassalboro.
1t was decided that the regular day
Of meeting be the 4th Tuesday of each
month.
After recess. during which dinner
was served i'm the diningroom the lee
turar provided tie following program.
Address of welcome. w. i. Thompson.
I. Spouse. Otis Mealor; song by Mrs T.
Hayes. wno responded to an encore;
reI ling. Miss Chadwick; question
"V hat Shall be the Relation of the PO-
mona Grange to the Subordinate
GrHnGes Within Its Jurisdiction?" tn.
matter was very ably discussed. the
general opinion being that Pomona
should net as n @uidn and counselor for
the suhor Innate oranges. Song. by Mrs.
Hayes; reading. by Mrs. Pinkham;
song. America. by the members; rem
iniscences Of Memorial Day by p.
HAYES. Augustus Weber Mrs. Moody.
Mrs. Hayes, |. r. Merrill and Mrs.
Boardman.
The next meeting will be held at
Windsor. June 18th.
1t is hoped that the necessary ar
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OF Mr.. Riggs had a very narrow escare
from being run over.
1he Menoritl exercises by the scho i
children. Friday afternoon, were lis
tened to with much interest by several
!adies OF the village and much credit is
due both teacher ard pupils.
Grover Walker of Fairfield is in the
Village for u few days
Mrs. George Huff of Oakland is in
lhe place called by the death of Mrs
Palmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Nahum Huff went to
Gardiner. Saturday, to visit relatives.
MIS- Sarah Mank died at her homo
here, Sunday morning. ut 1.30. Of cancer
OF the stomach. The funeral will be
held at l z. NJ. Wednesday. and the
remains Will be taken to JAY for
burial
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STATE NEWS.
ANDR0SC0GGIN.
GREENE.

Mrs. Addie Starbird is making an ex-
.ended visit with relatives and friends
In portland and vicinity.
RR. Biglow is helping Read Cohurn
in planting.
Lester Sprague is at work for Geo.
W. Parker.
Ieander Patten assisted G. w. Par
ter with his planting last week.
Mrs. w. r. Beal is visiting relatives
:, webster and Litchfield.
AUBURN.
burnside Post, No. Al. attended me-
.,,o,io, services at the Elm Street Uni
vorsalist church on Memorial Sunday
and listened to a very interesting and
anrropriate sermon by Rev. Charles F..
Tsopny. He spoke very feelingly on
,,bv the day should be remembered,
speaking of the cost of the preserved
,ovaltv in money, lives, suffering and
bardships at the front and at home.
when the Post returned from the
,b,,rch the veterans marched through
tho home CT Hon. Hillman Smith. who
10 suffering from an il durable malady,
&C result of his services to his coun-
10 and NJ his bedside shook his hand
and babe him farewell. which by each
ono was consi Tered the last call in this
life
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WALDO.
r RON

Rev. Mr.. Ross preached q fine memorial
sermon at the church. Sunday.
Miss F:stelle Harding. who is teaching IN
I.evant, and Helen Weymouth. who il
attending the NJ. c. l. are at home. taking
vacation from Saturday until Wedn's
day.
Miss VERNE Myriclt is at home for her
summer vacation. She expects to return
to her situation in Freedom Academy in
the fan
i;hcn Small Of Waterville was in town
Saturday and Sunday.
Carrie Weymouth was in Pittsficld T'ri
day.
Quite 4 number OF our Young ladies' arr
going to Saturday Gov" about June Goth.
to SPEAK in q medal contest under the
auspices Of the w. G. T. U.
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and Albion Post. TIE church was
prettily decorated with plants. flags
ana flowers. A good sized audience
was present.
NORTH SIDNEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Springer and
daughter Elna, Of Newton, arrived at
their summer home. Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Clark of Au-
gus ia visited the formers aunt Mrs
FRANK Abbott a few days, last week.
Miss Florence Taught who is teach
ing IN Vassalboro was home over SIM.
lay. SUI
Aimon Lyon and son Harry. of An
gusta visited the formers hrottar w
A. Lyon, Sunday.
Inc Misses Amy and Mamie Clark
Went TO Boston, Thursday. They will
visit In Rhode Island and Connnct;crt
before returning home.
Frank Arnold of Brocxton. Mass mr.
rived III town. Saturday.
Greenwood Faugl.t, an aged ci,i-.n
OF TINS place died May oath. The f.-
neral services were held, Saturday
The Central Office is at s. N Waite.
and his laughter, Miss Helen is
hello" girl.
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LlTCHFlELD PLAINS,

Memorial Sunday was observed at the
PlaIls by an appropriate sermon by the
pastor. Guy p. Renner. Libby Post No.
30. c.. "A. r., and the Relief Corps wer..
present by special invitation. The at :
tendance of citizens We're unusually large.
A solo by Miss Pearl G. Packard added
interest to the services
The Christian Fndeavor Society was re-
organized at the evening services, with
Mrs. }. y. Chase as president. MISS Pelr!
6. Packard. vice president; Miss Edith NJ
Small. secretary and Hiss Mary f. Pack
ard. treasurer.
Waldren Otis died Saturday evening
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grange. Each of the numbers WAS
hnely rendered and the different sub
J,Gs' ably handled. A report Of East
N"hii"bec Pomona at South China. last
W. inesday. WAS given by Worthy
oNrrsear, Brother =. Hayes. Several
metni '.s attended the Pomona meeting
ana had Il very enjoyable day. A I,r:.a
huIlHcr are planning to attend union
meeting at Kings Mills, Whitehead,
Saturday, June 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-31
KNOX.
WASHINGTON.

Mrs. w. F.. Overlook is very sick with
pneumonia. She is attended by Or. Pier
nont.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones of Dedham
Mass. have been visiting his parents Mr.
ana Mrs. Newell Jones.
The hay crop looks very discoura ginp
now There has been so little rain and
so much cold weather.
Nathaniel Overlook visited friends at
East Palermo, Friday,
The next session of Trinity c. F.. Union
will be held at East Palermo, Saturday
and Sunday. June 10 and IL.
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NORTH VASSALBORO.

Inc seating capacity of the Method
Isl churcn was taxed to its utmost on
sunday, 1t being union service in
honor OF the members of r. w Mullen
POST. NO. 80, G. A. R., who accompa
MED by the Relief Corps attended in =
body. A very eloquent sermon was
preached by the pastor, Rev. r. A. Col
pitts.
The fruit trees in this vicinity prom-
:se good crop for an off wear Many
trees especially of Baldwin variety
haoly winter killed owing no doubt ia \
weakened condition from oyerbearing
last year. Jas. Weeks reports only ;
live trees on an acre of bearing size.
The first and second degrees were
conferred at the last meeting of Ken
nebec Lodge, No. ~, |. O. O. f.. at its
last meeting. :.
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. X. Mabry visited
his son. DIR. Chas. Mabry last week am.
addressed the Sunday evening meet
ing at the Methodist church.
Three preaching services and a flu
neral Sunday; speaking in the Sopho-
more prize declamatior contest. at Col
ny, Monday evening; Memorial day ad-
dress. Tuesday; social meeting,
Wednesday evening; college examina-
tons. Thursday, and attending school
every day is quite busy week for
Rev r. A. ColpittS
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ALBION.

Mrs. Alice Chute Of Saarsport is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. Eta Wentworth.
Clara Parmenter is at home for few?
days.
Rev. Y. NJ. Heikes delivered the Me
mortal address at South Chira.
Mrs. Samuel Warren has gone to
Massachusetts.
Mr.. Quimby died last week. Mt the
home of Charles Quimby. The remains
were taken to Burton where he for
merly lived.
Mrs. Charles Webb of Slowhegan is
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Charles
Littlefield.
Rev. n. NJ. Heikss delivered m in
tereSting sermon, Sunday, to the China
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Hot Weather Piles.

Persons afflicted with Piles should ha
careful at this season of the year. Hot
weather and bad drinking water contrib
ute to the conditions which make piles
more painful and dangerous, UeWitt,s
Witch Hazel Salve stops the main draws
ott the soreness and cures. Get the gen
u1ne. bearing the name OF T.. G. Dewitt q
y" R"wditch. Webster 4 Co.
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SOMERSET.
NORTH FAIRFIELD.

Amos O. Eickford and Miss Iva visited
relatives in EclSrad. Sundny.
Newell pnrc has commenced work for
the Crosby Mercantile Co.
Rev. O. G. Williams preached in tn
Union church. Sunday. At I. NJ.
Most farmers in this vicinity are
through with their sowing and planting
and of course they all hope that tn. pres
ent warm spell may be Il sample of the
weather for the season.
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Time Tried and Merit Proven.

One Minute Cough Cure is right on time
when 1t comes to curing Coughs. Group.
Whooping Cough. etc. 1t is perfectly
harmless. pleasant to take and is the
children's favorite Cough Syrup. Bow
ditch. Webster & Co
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Engagements can ne made 50 as to con-
fer the 9TH degree in fan foim.
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20 at their new homs, during one day
this " eek.
Mrs. r. NJ. Percival has been pass
ing a few days with friends in Bel
grade.
Mrs. Emma Bartlett is passing the
summer at the Shaw cottage.
Miss Nina Perry of Haverhill, Mass,
was the guest of friends here, this
week.
The many friends of Police Officer
DuttOn will be pleased to know that he
is recovering from his recent illness.
Miss Lucy Hovey, class of '05, Cor
ham Normal school, is passing a few
days here
The pupils of the Stone school are
preparing a musical and literary en-
tertainment to be given at North Au-
susta Grange hall. June 16. The pro-
ceeds are to be used in repairing the
school building.
Miss Pearl Lyon of Augusta, was the
guest of her mother, Mrs. l.. Lyon.
over Sunday.
Frank Lyon, who was thrown from
his team ard injured his leg, is inprov
mS SLOW y.
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EAST PiTTSToN.

Wesley w. Warren and Edith NJ. Taylor
We're united in marriage, "Wednesday
evening, May 81, at the home of the
bride $ parents. Mr. and Mrs Robert Tay-
Tor Rev. l.. l.. Harris performed the
ceremony.
\. F.. Marson arrived in town, Thursday.
from California. where he has been for
two years. He was called home by the
serious illness of his mother. Mrs. Isaac
Marson.
Mrs. Charles Perham. who has been
staying for some tirle in the village, has
gone to Albany, N. Y.
Three Of our young ladies, Alice (Pcr-
nam, Clara Ferham and Rose Wright
left. last week. for Boathbay I<Harbor,
where they are to be employed. in one Of
the summer hotels.
Young people have birthday parties and
some Older ones. About twenty of til.
neiShbors and friends all ladies. gathered
saturday afternoon, in the home of Mrs
Frank Nash. to assist in the celebration
of the birthday of hep sister, Mrs. Henry
Nash, who is bright and active at eighty
three years of age. "A five O'Clock tea was
served and the guests left several tokens
of friendship in memory of the occi sion
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i1d upon weak s,Ey blood the system growth une disease
In does the blood that the
blood Of children impoverished
blood that