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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19
MANTi.

r. D. Clark of Prove. and Miss Blanche
s HtSTnbesS. daughter Sh5 Of M and Mrs.
united in marriage WEDNESDAY evening
az the residence of the brides parents
by Bishop \. r. Petersen. After the
couple and their friends who witnessed
the ceremony repaired to the Assembly
hall where a sumDtuous supper was
given the guests. An exceptionally large
number of their many friends in this
city were present. The groom is a trav-
through Utah and is wen and favora bly,
known in this community. The bride is
tiers of the Temple CITY Ii has not
been definitely decided where the young
couple viii locate. but it will be some
Where IN the northern part OF the state.
The following couples were married at
the temple Wednesday: Ephralm Jensen
Fairview; Henry J. Rees and Caroiine
Anderson, both of Wales.
a valentine party was. given at the
opera house OF the evening OF the 18th
winners. Clarence Madsen. assistant
booby~a fog horn, Miss May Lars enc
daughter of State Senator c. p. Larsen
ones In getting the first prizes.
The M. G.. club of this city gave
linen shower in honor OF Miss Blanche
Voorhees, Monday evening. Those present
were Miss Josie Munk the hostess; the
Misses Blanche voorhees,, May Larsen,
Edith Clark. Louie Hardy, Madge Ten
gard, Miss Cox and Louie Shand Re
freshments were served az the home of
Miss Munk aud a most delightful time
was had.
The following births have been record
ed during the week: Mr. and Mrs. J. ".
Hogan, a boy; MIR and Mrs. George b.
Cox. jr., girl; Mr. and Mrs. T. J. An
deTson. a. girl; Mr.. and Mrs. John w.
Moffitt, boy; Mr.. and Mrs. James 3.
IattOn, boy.
w. A. Cox, jr.. and wife entertained a
number of friends in their new home
few days since.
Albert Thompson and Miss Chloe Childs
of Chesterfield We're yesterday married by
L. ID. Sorensen at his office.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

There is more Catarrh I'm this section Of
the country than all other diseases put
together, ana until the last few years was
many years doctors pronounced Il a local
disease and prescribed local remedies. and
oy constantly falling 10 cure with local
treat ment, pronounced il incrra bic
Science has proven catarrh to be "A corSti-
tuuonal disease. and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. J. Cheney A
Co. Toledo. Ohio. is the only constitu-
tiOnal cure on the market. Il is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to "A tea
spoonful 1t acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case il fails
TO cure Send for circulars and testimo-
mails Address:
z. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by Druggists, TIC.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
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NOTICE.

A F. Thornberg. the well known
carpet man who has beeu running the
Salt Lake Steam Carpet Cleaning
Works. has just equipped the largest
carpet cleaning plant west of Chicago.
and is prepared to do prompt work
Tor old and new customers guarantees
the finest work or no pay). The title
OF the new firm will be-
STEAM CARPET
CLEANING WORKS
S5S to &6S East Ninth South. Both
phones zoos.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

the chief society events of each season.
Miss Ellen Peterson of Hyrum cache,
county, is in Mt. Pleasant on a short
visit 90 her daughter, Mrs ispltrfarn
Davidson
Mrs Eli Is Kelsey OF Salt Lake City
/ IS spending week or more in this city
the guest of relatives
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oRAToRV AND PHYSICAL cUL-
TURF.

Miss Burkella Pierce and Miss Grace
Dele Davis, Pierp0nt school Phone
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

The ladies of the Central Christian
church will hold cake sale at Keith
O'Brien's store Saturday, Feb. %.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Chapman and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Robinson of Boston
viii arrive in the city tomorrow and
VIII be guests for the week of Mr.. and
Mrs F. J. Fabian.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

Mrs. Thomas Weir leaves tomorrow
morning for a short visit with friends
IN Denver.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

Mr. and Mrs, George Rust enter
tanned party of friends at hearts last
evening at their apartments in the
Miller fats, Seven tables were filed
with the CHESTS. and the decorations
were all on the valentine order.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

Miss Lara Rawlins entertained at a
spring luncheon yesterday at the EN-
ery-Holmes cafe, at which covers We're
laid for six. The guests We're all young
friends OF the hostess. Miss Florance
Culmer Miss Agnes Patterson. Miss
Hazel SappingtOn. Helen Jennings and
Miss Grace. Cspru1ar
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

Charles f. Beliemere win entertain
number of his friends at cards on
Monday evening.
The Woman's Republican club viii
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

Mrs Q. W. French Of Coalviue is the
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-02-19

The first big affair of the opening
week will be the reception tomorrow
evening at the Kenyon, given by Mr.
and Mrs. George Sutherland i'm honor of
the members OF the legislature. Sew
eral hundred invitations have been is
sued and IL is expected that the affair
VIII be a large and brilliant one
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-02-06

lliIlz,eI6l q los pBdusIos aRInaIss l.0haFias.

ID 6ltrar sou fsna pOr obieto bacssrs que
quela Meva apGsl6n aa .s nuatca1
pue nechnicn Eene gaf cu- -aq ~
unc en mayo que lee poIcs oe 8 %
mas
euanto Dc los toran l qaa5o
bC6gca ceoo
sc6n bacter Iaa ls es de.s9npo
o sscun5ss nrosO nEico log
cuae esa ca q a9u I0EAn nVaYs
e0A inofenslYoss
ri ftro reRuGdo de pre-
abreyade idea hacer e pres1
ejepo sA oe
CnnaumiDd0 26 tEos de dis leg cen yac
5000 htEos
Cos teniendo cuenta 6 las cias.
eteCtv@ velOcdRd del
ftrante u centeros pugad por 81 @
Veoclcad
nuestro flTo la super6cie de este
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SITUlCl6N De IA PREM
SA EN- la GAMARA

Sc hace muy dificiI hacer una infor.
maCi6n2 2exacta ca la C&mRra de Dele
Gados.
Por 81 faillo entire d salon de actos
, 81 del 6hIieo. tFanHitan muCh08 per-
s0nag impidisndo que DO pueda DIR ola
faments Ia qne habIan IoB delegates.
De otra paFte, 0lgunoa sefiores dele
g0dos Rl hRblaE. 10 hacen en- voz bsie
y diRiii6ndose & Do persona con quien
discuten.
En- toaos los Congresses. hay taquf-
Grafos que se relevan de 10 en- 10 mil
nutos, con asientog de preferencia en-
d0nde puedan Or & los oradores.
In prensa estS situada en- l@ CANA
rs on On sitio en 81 que no De- puede
DIR bien "a SecretariO y esto pudieFs
remediRrse on parte. designandole otTO
mas o6ntFico.
Apesaf de que esta pfoAibido que De
detepgs 81 p6blicO en- loo pssiIlOs. en
aquel Sc spilan nnuChos en- las bRran-
daS que estEn junto & Ias InesRs de ls
prensa. y con los concentrates y pre-
guntas. inptden trabsjaF.
A ID discretion de la C0misi6n de-
0rden inheEiOr de la CSmars. deiannOe
el remedi0 6 estOa inconvenientes y 81
eitio que deba aenalRrse & 10 prensa &
6n de que pueda hacer una labor mSs
DGmpleSa.
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Successes COmeRiOs,

IA lna ana ehTaaonanS IA aroaYicani-
antas' no ~ - bsei,r, b,1ss ] eeeto III
sisSSn ~ p~sTtc' : sESj.- 1e;,o
ggIGTc s,',S y. II .sv,s..Ss ss.ss AZ ~.
mar rns M Pc.t n 'S,sSS ,ngiss ~ n "a e,a.
tents cue Ieu otorgb IA A aaba oui6n
paFe GgaerScaaS;gag. ~ isIa sasi & 81 gus
~. cnnforne eIios cr6en nne debe ha-I
rra go - : =
perc NJ po.A rra nneda dacir
shnS- ~ 49, ii ~: III ~ -ss--
q q as ~, SO. s;.4o. ,arooa cro
HS. ~ ~ Is ~ g..SST Sssrso4s SSsS
-lSSasH =. ''s9rA' 49, 'l - = ~ - -
SsS,' 3r!sersr s,l,,.o 6.4csa
nj 60 EEer ess1 - 81 bornbra noka cari6oso
aan ~ sThf;foo
srsciS cus Al aatoa aon obra.
- T.-s ~ VI 5-S1s W. W.
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Administrator municipal

San Juan tisne. desde que el se6oP
Todd estS 81 frente de q alceldia, ana
buena administration municipal.
Eato es Supplements de iunticia v
es natural que en- las gestionea de- gu
Cargo. han ssCundado & Mr.. Todd Los
sefloreg que fcrman 81 ayuutamientO.:
LiDs puebIos 8 municipios debeE es-
COger hombres cOmpetentea para n de
recci6n de Los negocios p6bli6os, hoy
precisamente que no es lech0 de r6sRa
d situsci6n de ias municipalidsdes.
On buen administrator salva & ve-
cas las nasyores dificuItadea. en- tanto
que funcionariOs ineptos COntribuyen
quizS en- no pncoa puebIoG 6 agravar
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The Royal Mail s. P. Company
LONDON
LONDON,
INCORPORATED By CHARTER
UNDER CONTRACT WITH HIS MAJESTY's GOVERNMENT

magnfcos vapores SESK, & <EDElT, esa Compania
reanudran escaa isa de Pu6ro empeando EnerO
% comuncando a nuera sa San Thomas Islas Ingsa
Hoandesas Franceas Venezuela Colombia Eo vapores
recomendan especamente los urst eandO equpados
oda case de comfort modrno Sc adme ambn ca para las
as andcha admas para odos los puertos de Europa
Ademas de estos vapores de paageos que reearan
puerto reuarmente cada quncna empezando Enero 3D. h
bra buena embarcar para odos los puero de
Europa por vapors carga Compan cuaes po
dram tocar cuuer de los puertos de m empre que ha
va sufeente carga. Para mas detalles derigiTse
Fitze Lundt Co scccs SAN JUAN. Agentes Generates
Fitze, Lundt Co Succs, MAYAGUEz Agentes.
J. 7. Silva Bank & Com Co, AGUADHLA. Agentes
G. Ledssma & Co, AREcIBO Agente
Feici & Co, PONCE AgenteS
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6igue siendo oBisso AZ diveruoa co.
rmcntarioB 81 edeecsrso dominicaI0 que
Bolicita an gran n6mero de dependien-
tea de Ia isIR.
PiSnsase p0r aIgunO8 que dicha lev
--CssO de decretsEBe- lies periudicRrfa
an aus intereses y opinan otros Que es
iusta y eQuitativa.
Reaimente. bodo ser tisne derecho d
descanso mas 8 Inenos dominical. v
CreenOg que dsben armonizarse Las COT
sas y estudiaFse Dc Gel manera. que %
Sus0dicha lev 40 constituya lue0o ma
terra de desavenencias entra una CIase
pue debe manteneFse en- perfects inte-
liRenCis Y COrdiaIidad.
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IR8COrdateI del 90
vgTO tOTnaTf!
EI eIImsn Dbl 1LelIIeI0.

En- an camino be encuentra muerto
De un tiro & an hombre apodndo eel
ecelterOS, que Is ncche anfes habfn
n0rmldo en- uDa venta de que eran
uuenos Juan y Eusebio Carols, padre
e hljo, veoincs de MszaFete, Espofa.
1nsGrulda "a Causa son encaEcelados,
con Los ventar0s. cuatro picapedreroe,
que tambi6n duFmieron ca Is vents d
noche del suceso: y, bpjo u terrible
impression del miedo. aCusan los ven
terOs.
Sc forma ID opinion.
Fas1 tempo, ymuere en- Ia carcel
81 crlado de u venta. un0 de los tsstl-
gos de descargO.
A'gunos meses despu6s. los picspe-
drerOs Sc arrepientea de 50 conducta
atrs rsblliRris; empiezan las COntradlC-
clones y al fin decIaran emo haber VistO
mazda y ~hRbian mentid0 por sal
Yarse
SLa iusticia, dice an articulista, que
abri6 los Oidos cuand0 Oy6 acusaF, los
csrr6 cuaudo Sc desminti6 d acusa-
ci6ns; y ell jurado declar6 culpAbles 8
los acusados imponi6ndoles el tribunal
de dercho Ia Ultima pens.
Interpuesto recurso de casaci6n, Sc
halla pendiente de que ell tribunal su-
pFemO de EspAfiR Olga Ia 1ltima pala.
bra, por GhOra, en- este desdichado
asunto.
Mientras se gustanciabA ell recurso
eI RbOgado defensor. hombre de con-
Ciencia, convencido de que aEs repre-
aentados son inocentes, Sc diriie "a ca,
tedrktico de Medicina legal, don To-.
mas Maestro p este, har6 que triunfe
u justiCia; salvando de ID nuerte en-
garrote vii & dos inocentes. yfctimas
de la cobardfa y de ls preocupaci6n.
Este hombre de ciencia. RlejadO por
complete de prejuicios estudia el pro-
ceg0, 10 analizR y deduce clara. eviden-
81 y clcntifcamente que no ha hAbidO
tal cTimen. que el eaCeiteroS se suicide
no en- ID CASA, como se suBOne. sino en-
ek mismO CaminO: en- tanto dOrmfan
tfanquilos los duel0s de ID Venta.
"a eIa conclusion llega el professor.
teniend0 solo & d vista las psginas del
proceso. De este es de donde sc des-
prende cuanto afrma. Rasultan fall
sas Las OcuGRcionea. Results que algu-
nos vecinos oyerOn 81 ruido que pro-
dujo ell disparo y il oyeron como cGu-
S000 en- eE c1ngSgO. no en- ID vents,
donde Be dice fu6 estranguIado eel
aceiteroS y tr&sladado despu6g & Ia vic
pdblica.
Para terminar. Iced 10 ocurrido en-
Venecia y que refere on peri6dico
con motive de este error
Judicial.
Dice asf:
xAllk en- los tiempOs de ID 0rnnde
Venecia, cuentase que halo 81 POdeltG
agesinRdo E-un noble.
Todo9 los indicios, todas Lac pruebas
que Be IlamarOn despu6s semipIenas.
1cusar0n. 8 an panGdero. en- Cnyo po-
der Se halo la VainR del puf1al homi-
cida.
Tanto 81 Conseio de los Diez como
los altos inQuisidoFe1 del Estado; II
misnO el ConaejO de los PreQAdi que
81 Tribunal de los Cuarenta. creyeron
rendir holocausto & u ley sentenciRn-
do q muette 81 preBunto asesinO.
Mas he aqui que despu6s demostF6se
d inOcencia del infeIiz. Era % tarde
para evitAr 10 que ha llamado IN ma
gistrsdo ingl6s eZ orjnaesa de las 0entss
hOagGdGs. PerO no b fn6 para escri-
Dir on q sala del cTimen estsg pAlabras
que debieFRn tenor presente tOdos los
iueces: I Record de1 pO0srO .fogYsa-
rSl lACOrdaos del infeliz panaderol
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so y 20 vends de $500 psra arriba.
81. .08 por millar. P0r cada millar de-
tabacOs que exceda de 8 IibFas en- peso
$500 millar.
Como se We. por los antsriores da-
tos. Be psgR en- Puerto Rico por olga
rFill0s mas que en- los Estado8 Unidos
y en- Cuba, pues 81 tipO mas slto & que
90 Yenden en- ID isla cd aI de $500 mi
liar con Renta Interna, siendo esta 6l-
TINA 81 90 miIlaF contra SO 81 ca los
Eatados Unidos, resuitando que pode-
mos vender cigarriIlos mas baratcs an
Jos Estados Uhidos que en- Puerto
Rico.
En- cambio. Dor Cigarros, se paRa
So 90 contra ST. 80 en- estaii GIa. por 10
Cusl pTocede se baie el tipo de Oiqarri
Hos y eli eg neCesari0 SO aumente eI de
tabaCos & So 90.
Y v "
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Ell tatafTO os a1a dOIGnCIa dol
sIstona.
La Pe-rusna cura 81 cAtarro en- don
de quiera que este situado.

ElCatarro es una indisposici6n del
organisno. CuEnble s0lamente poF me-
di0 de an tratado sintsm6ticO. On re-
medic Que cnra an catnrro deba II di-
reCtamente q nerVio donde ID enfer-
medad hace e1traQos. EstO eB 10 que
hace "a Pe-ru-na. In Pe-Fu-ng ViRO-
ri1A embellishments eI eentro del ner-
vic atacad0 y delaparece eI catarrO.
es curado poE complete.
81 usted no obtiene pront01 u satiS-
factories resuItados de d Pe-ru-nn,
esCribR ennegdida q doctor Hartman,
y 81 le enYiars gratis 90 Valiuso con-
srjO.
Direction del doctor Hartman. Pre-
g1dene OF Ihe Hartman Sanltarium,
Columbia. Ohio.
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RETRETAS.

Inf6rmase que ID banda sJuventud
del ComeFCio,9 eonpuests de sprecia-
bles artistas puertorriQuefios, empezR-
rG de.nuev0 sus FetFetas en- los prime
r0s dias de 10 %. quincena del cursan-
te mes.
AL efeCto ha pedido nuevos instPu-
mentos de mGsics y escogidas pleas.
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mas q aituaci6n Cd que puedan estsr.
I'D Alcnlde de San Juan BIZ heCho en-
10 que respeCta & d Gdministraci6n
municipal, Cuanto es possible hacer an
benefcio de un6 Ciudad como 6sta.
Es hombre hboriosO, y no hay que
yer sino IDS obras que hs' dado ciHaa,
impulsando todo 10 Que implique psra
u Ciudad an prUgres0.
Dg &h1 que % CQn4loere nCGrt q d 10
elecci6n que de 81 hR hech0 fecients-
ments para que contintie ca 90 pu sst0.
Oh Honorable gubernndor.
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PUES SENIOR; queda raaueIto 81
problems. ESTA JUSTIFTCADO
que EL MEJOR RON, Oh mas uuro.
TuFO de ningunR aanecia es 81 que
fabrican IOs sedures TRU EBA Y OIL
VAS. duefIr del acreuitado estableC
mient0 SIAA MULITA.S "a gran f6S-
bfio de lic0res estS ca SnntuFCe. Ia
ller cerca le d e1rci6n del Ferfocgs
TEil P. @. B0g 748 San juan,
Puerto Rioos
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Una frase del emp pe-
rsdor QuiIIermo.

El C0rresponsal del Morning Lea
GerS en Berlin hsblR de FumoTes sDbFe
an Oonfict0 inminente entire A.ernnDia.
8 Inglaterra. originates pOr una fraaeI
del emporadOr GuilleFmo. que, iDcO-
modndO por los aTtfcuioa german6fo-
boz de las revistas ingleaas, exOlam6:
SSi estas gentes Quieren verdaderR-
menta q guerra. dar6mosIa.S
IA frase COrri6 por los circnIos aris-
toCr6tiCOs y militares. prOduciendO
gran emoCi6n.
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TTibuI0s a IA indus
tTia 6baGaIBI. .
Cuanio Daran ! cuaniO puadon
DspaI los cIgaITus J CIgaIfl-
lIts On d isIa,
Hov nodemoa vender cigarrillos
mss baratos en- los Estados Uni.
dos que en- IA isla.

IN Puerto Rico De paga actphlmenta
Dor cada miIlar de cigarrillos que no
e1ceia 81 PESO de 8 Iibrss niIIaF. ST. 90
milIaF.
Por cada milIar de cigarriIIoa que
exceda az 3 Iibrns millar, 81. go millRF.
Pnr cRds nilIar de tabacos que ex-
ceda de tres libraa millaT, 81, 80 millar.
En- 81 $40 de 1904. 81 IesoFer0 de
Puerto Rico hs recRudado deade 81 10.
de Enero hssta el 80 de Diciembre,
CalcuIando & este mes, gea Diciem-
bre, 81 mismo consume qhe en- 81 mes
de NoviembFe. lRs siguientes Can-
tidades:
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En egta imprenta % vende papeI de
parifdisO viaie & aQ-n) sUintnI
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M. gO GAMBIA
TllraRknr
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Por concepto de cigs-
rrilIos. os............... $278. 100000
Por Concepto de taba-
Co.'S. 9O.0OO.O0
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x. z. x.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-16
Togus Temperance Union.

The members AID visitors of the Liz
zic II. ToWlc ToSus Christian Temper
ance Union passed Il very pleasant
evening i'll the amusement hall. Tues
day, March j., the meeting was called
TO order by the president and opened
with the usual devotional exercises.
Mrs. Haskell of the Augusta w. c. T..
L. was present and offered prayer. The
regular order Of business was then
taken up AMI disposed OF.
Rev. Norman Mckinnnn and Mrs. Me-
kinEon of Augusta Were present at the
meeting of Mar.h 4, by invitation OF
the president. Rev. M. Mckinnon on
being introduced to the audience, add
dressed the meeting i'll a few well choS-
ei. remarks telling of his surprise at
the work of the To,us Union in the
temperance cause. of the good atten-
dance. and of the interest which is
manifested IN the meetings by the
members of the Home. a rising vote
OF thanks was extended to the Rcv.
and Mrs. MNinnOn fer their visit 20
our Union. One new member. Isaac II.
Smith was received il to tine Union.
Chaplain t:urrage exhibited a parch-
ment temperance pledge of the 1st Me.
Nv ali SiSrstsi Wy titC f'iii'NIo vi tii'I
Regiment. Among the names is that of
Col. Samuel Allen. then major. now
Governor of the Home at Togus. The
remarks of the chaplain in connection
with the names OF those on the pledge
we're very interesting. Mrs. Haskell Of
fcrcd u few remarks " hit il We're listen
ed to with close attention. The follow
ing named members had few words
ia offer for tn. good of the order. the
president. Geo. z. Clark, G. n. Pres
ton. J. W. King and S. +. Sylvester
the program was in:crsT ersed. with
singing.
a special program is icing arranged
in honor Of Mrs. l.. H.TOWlc it being the
tEld anniversary of her election to
the Office Of president % the Lizzie III.
ToNlo Toeus Christian Temperate
Union. The program will be carried out
| at the next rHguiar meeting March Il.
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Afternoon Session,

Snccial assignment: Report of commit
foo IN sea and shore fisheries. reporting
az ought to pass in new draft "B"
ought not to pass. on bill, relating to use
of soipes in Penobscot river and bay.
~ baldwin of Boothbal Harbor, moved
mt renort A be accepted. and called for
the yeas and nays
Iniscussion ensued which will appear in
tho legislative Record)
rho question being shall the yeas and
NAYS he ordered. the motion was agreed
to.
xr..-BaIdwin. Blanchard. Bradford Of
ra;c.1dsbin. Foss Gdnnett, Gray, Hall.
I, riesau1 Higgins. Holmes. Johnson of
I I1aIllamjI Kir1bal. Littlefield, Marshall
fiai.;,' Ncwcomb. O'Brien, Peacock
M San,,n,. n Milbridge. Seavey. Smith of
S MoS'snr Stearns Trickey, Topper Wit
tu m Albert. Allan. Barrows. Belleau.
nay Miss Bradford Of Livermore
Terry. Hmrkett. Byron. Cobb. Cole. Copn
Erlggs. go Davis Of Benton Davis of Gull,
CusnrH1a annison, Downs, Fawsette. Garce-
iord, D:sd;n~s. Goodwin. Grant, Hagertbv
lon' Her1,esworth, Hagerthy of SedgwicE
Of EH G"nson. Hastings. HILL Fcdgkins
Hale; fi HI,ssey. Hutchins. Jiilson. John.
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LINCOLN.
CEDAR GROVE.

The pleasant news was received here,
Monday from the postoffice department
at Washington, that a rural free de-
livery route has been ordered from the
Cedar Grove office to South Dresden
and North W6olwich. The length of
the route will be "a miles, and it will
serve 105 houses, or population of
40. This route will commence April
Is, and will be known as Cedar Grove
r. F. D., No. 1. 1t is the first route to
be established from any Dresden post
Office. The carrier has not yet been
designated.
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Somerset Pomona Grange Meetino.

Somerset Pomona Grange met. yes
terday. with the Pittsfield Grange. A
very profitable and interesting session
is reported. A large number of pa
irons from all Of the adjoining towns
were in attendance.
The following are the officers electing
for the year ensuing:
l.. L. Smith, master.
H. D. Chcate, overseer. rr
Kate b. Ellis. lecturer.
G. b. Walker. steward.
G. II. Foster. assistant steward.
f. A. Spear, gate keeper.
Crania Sylvester. chaplain.
f. II. Tobey. secretary.
Maude Goodrich, Pomona.
Mrs. G. B. Walker, Ceres.
Mrs. o. A. Salley, Flora.
Mrs. Percy Kicker. lady Asst. stew
ard.
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Great Pine Timber Sale.

Calumet, Mich, March ia deal
transferring approximately 4O.J5) acres
Of timber land in Villas County, Wis,
disposing of the largest remaining
tract Of pine timber in that State, has
just been closed. The transfer was
made by the Chippewa Lumber &
Boom Company to a newly organized
lumber corporation known as the
Yawkey & Bissel! Lumber Company.
This company embraces some OF
the largest lumberMen of Wis
consin, and the principal stockholders
are Alexander Stewart. Walter Alex
ander, c. c. Yawkey and w. H. Bissell,
all well-knOWn lumbermen of the Wis
consin River Valley.
The land transferred is located in the
vicinity of Trout Lake, on the line of
the Chicago. Milwaukee, & st. Paul
Railroad. The tract is estimated at
2O0. 600, 900 feet of pine and the consider
alton was 1880, 900.
The transaction embraces business
plans of magnitude and of considerable
interest to Northern Wisconsin. In
cludco in the corporation property Is
the extensive plant of the Yawkey
Lumber Company at Hazelhurst, one
OF the largest concerns in Wisconsin,
In addition to his is the mill of the
Alexander Edgar Lumber Company al
Iron River. This mill will be dis
mantled and removed to Trout Lake,
where it will be rebuilt during the
coming season. The new concern by
this purchase has become the owner Of
the largest holding of zine in Wiscon-
sin. together with sawmili and manu-
featuring property that will constitute
1t one Of the big industries Of Central
Northwest.