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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12
OAKLAND ADVERTS'M'TS
OFFICE. 1915 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
INVESTMENTS.
L-.s- G-la HV NJ t-,-rfrre i've

INVESTMENTS.
For Sale by Me Exclusively.
side OF Seventh St, right at Adeline station;
contains flats aud cottage; everything In
splendid condition: bringing in handsome in
cUrne; this property Will warrant investi-
gatou by any careful purchaser. l1G
$40, ,5O0-A corner running through from
street TO street; on Telegraph ave, in the heart
Of Aldens business district; good improve
ments; paying a fair income. lO2
A NICE PAIR OF FLATS.
$5ScoxAbopt AIoS 100 feet east Of San Pablo ave,
rooms and bath; lot 25x11S. llS
SUBDIVISION.
$5000-Here is a chance for a speculator.
Near the center OF East Berkeley; street work
mostly all done; will average s11 per foot. III
See This at Once
VACANT LOTS.
S6oo-North side of Alcatraz ave: lot Box
10; this property is just off Telegraph; Key
Route cars pass property 11S
SNAP FOR QUICK SALE
S33 per front foot. North side of Moss ave,
just east Of Oakland ave; lot 35x150. 12o
sle5o23lst St, bet. Grove and Telegraph;
nice location for home; lot 4ox14O. 1l5
sl4Oo- second ave, near East Fourteenth
$50 Der front foot. Ne, cor on Oakland and
SD per front foot. lot 5ex94; Oakland ave-,
near the Stone Steps. This is a bargain. 109
S4600-Buslness lot on San Pablo, Market
and Myrtle: 5Ox250 with a frontage on San
Pablo and Market of 80 feet, running back TO
Myrtle los
HOMES.
S3C00-Moss ave, near Telegraph; house OF
6 rooms and bath; lot 46x11s. 1o6
S225o-Terms can be arranged; house Of
rooms and bath the west side of Myrtle
St, bet. oath and 26th sts.: lot 2Sx125. 107
$3ooO-2-story house on Grove St. bet. 5sth
and 59th sta: lot 4ox12o: street work com
plete. 112
Ss25O-NE. cor. on 14th St east Of Adeline;
So feet front; splendid home in good condi-
ticn. See this at once as II is a bargain. 100
s725o-Lot 45x14O; new home; completely
furnished: hardwood floors, etc: in a beauti-
ful residence district; house of rooms and
bath. 100
s6OOo-On Linda Vista Terrace; home of
rooms and bath; lot 60x152; in good condi-
ton. 10O
A J. SNYDER
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND DEALER,
FIRE INSURANCE.
e0l Broadway, Corner Eighth.
n
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12

GRAND JUNCTION. Colo. Aug 11.-Ou
the last day but one for the register for Uin-
tab lands 146S names were recorded Re|s--
tration closes tomorrow at p n
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MARRIED..

August 8. 1906, by the Rev H. H Bell. j.
H Anderson and Julia Canevaro. both of
Smelling, Merced County. California.
COLEMAN-CHAPMAN this city, August
TO- 1905, by the Rev. HH H. Bell Gustaf A.
Coleman of Los Angeles, Cal. and Elizabeth
Chapman of Memphis. Tenn.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS this city. Au-
gust 8, 1905, by the Rev. F. NJ Larkin,
James McKendry and Hattie Brarens. both
of this city.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12
MILL VALLEY REAL ESTATE.

ONE Of San Francisco's most charming sub
urbs is Mil Valley; it is growing so fast:
we have a few lots left in our tract right
a. the station. commanding grand view of
bay and mountains: some are covered with
trees: AL the streets are severed; water
mains laid: prices range from $500 TO $3.50:
terms 10 per cent cash, $40 monthly. Agents
on tract Sunday LYON HOAG, lI6
MONTGOMERY st
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LEGAL NOTICES.

on and after this date the undersigned will
not be responsible for any debt or debts con-
tracted BY my wife SUSANNE HINDLE.
" H HINDLE, 1859 Geary st. August
se 1o0k
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BORN.

McGUIRE-In this city, July 81, 1905, to the
wife of Thomas H. Mcclure, a son.
TO- 1908. to the wife of Rex
William Sherer, a daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12

PROPOSALS for miscellaneous suppIies ,or
construction and repairs-Depot Quarterrnss
ter's Office. Sc New Montgomery St San
Francisco Cal, August 10. 1905 Sealed
proposals. in triplicate subject 10 the ,snai
Conditions, viii be received at this off;ca
until O'Clock o. m. Friday Aug1lsr Ok
1903 Pacific standard time. and then opene6
for furnishing hardware. muristic acid paini
brushes. carbolineum. cheese cloth, panes OF
glass glue, linseed oil. paints. putty. resin,
solder steel sheets. The United States re.
serves the right to accept or reject any or
All bids or any part thereof. Information
and blank proposals will be furnished on
snnlicatfou Envelopes containing proposals
~ bo marked: Proposal No. 625S to be
onened August % l9o5,'' and addressed to
MAJOR c.. 8. DETOL. Or. Mr.. L. S. A.
DEPOT Quartermaster.
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Becker, Johanna, 81 Powell, Sarah L.. rs
Callahan. Cornelius. IL Ruppricht. John, ~
Enemark, G. A. % Schlueter. John, "a
Girard, Mary, SO Smith, Elizabeth z.
Hall, Joseph Charles Smith, Mrs. Russell B.
Jurgens. Josephine. % Taussig, Eva.
Mfnner, H. F., IS Vanderbilt. William, "a
MouIton, Mary e. Ward, Annie, 81
Macarthur. Louis SO
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12
Builders' Contracts.

r G. Hooker (owner) with Frank H Mills
(contractOr) architects. Meyer & o. 'Brien-
Plumbing and gas fitting for three two story
frame buildings on lot on SW line Of Golden
Gate avenue and Polk street. W 20 BY 5 90;
S2O7O
Sohussler Bros (owners) with John NIiron
(contractOr), architect A J. Barnett-Au work
for alterations and additions to factory build
ing lot n line OF Grove street, between
Franklin and Cough. S12. 314 and 318 Grove;
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12

-
TOMORROW the day for bargains in furnttur.
u Schellhaas. 11th st. cor. store, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-12

OK a cold, fOggy day take a ride to Bur
lingame and note the difference IN climate.
You viii enjoy the outing. A delightful place
close 10 the city. Beyond question the lots
We are Offering for sale directly at the sta
ton are the best bargains in the market; big
lots, 50X150 and larger for $3.50: terms 800
cash SO monthly. Only few lots left at
these low prices. Office on grounds
LYON & EOAG. 1I6 Montgomery ST
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REAL zsTATE-CoUNTRY-For Sale.

FOR hotel santarum or beautiful home. Ny
home reserve and Chittenden sulphur Springs
81 Chittendeu. Santa Cruz Co.. Cal Only
great group OF medicinal sulphur springs
easily access ible from s. F. Trains stop at
Chit-enden station within 800 feet Of springs
Fine climate beautiful scenery, best part OF
State 5000 worth Of improvements, all new.
Great water right. fine water system, beau
TRULY HANDICAPPED grounds every convent
ence: SO acres choicest soil; q grand place
and q great opportunity to make money.
Price SIC 0O0 very easy terms. Owner, 7.
cHTTTENDEN. Chittenden. Cal.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07
H. B. PAUL. RESIGNS
 FROM THE L. & A.
Resignation will be Effective OR First of Year---De-
 CIineS Statement

H. B. Paul., chief clerk with the Calumet & Arizona. Saturday present. ed his resignation to General Manager Parnall, following his resignation mail ed to President Briggs during the lat ter part of November. The resigna- ton is effective on January 1.
 Report was current on the streets yesterday that the resignation of MT. Paul. had been put in. When seen by a reporter Mir. Paul. confirmed the re- port. Aside from mere confirmation of its truth he declined to make any statement, either regarding his resig- nation or his future plans, saying that he prefers not to do so.
 Former Chief Clerk kinsey, of the c. & A. smelter at Douglas, was in the city last night and had talk with MT Paul au his home at Lowell. Later Mir. Kinsey sai5s that the call had been merely of a social nature. made after he had heard following his arrival in town that MT. Paul. had resigned. Re garding his own resign ation, which was effective on the first of this month. when Nr. Dawes succeeded him in the smelter office or regarding the resignation of NIT. Paull, Mir. Kin sey said he had nothing, to say.
 NIT. Paul. came to tho C. & A. in this city from Globe. and since here has enjoyed the esteem of those with whom he came in contact. That he has decided to sever his resignation with the c. 6 A. IS a matter of regret with many frieJ.ds in the city, unless it forecasts hjs entrance upon a more remuneratiYf field of labor.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07
FAST FREIGHT ON E. p. 6 S. VI
Eastern Division Resumes Two Pre- ferred Trains for Merchants
 Convenience.

Freight trains Nos. 91 and 92 on the eastern division of the Southwest ern will run regularly hereafter as preferred trains for fast freight be- tween Fl Paso and Chicago, over the Southwestrn-Rock Island.
 No. 92 went out this morning for the first time in nearly four years, says the Fl Paso Herald, and will re- turn, on reaching Santa Rosa, as No. 91. The rapid schedule for these two trains, between this city and Santa Rosa, will be IS hours.
 These trains will correspond to Nos. 243 and PA, the two fast preferred freight trains on the Southern Pacific and G. H.
 Nos. 91 and 92 have been listed on the Southwestern for years, but of late they have not been operated reg ularly. Supt. Oster has given instruc- ton that hereafter they shall be given precedence over all other freight trains, and that every effort shall be made to maintain schedule speed.
 There will be no re-adjustment of the train crews as a result of the in novation. The old rule of first in first out" will prevail. The crews to whose lot it falls to take out 91 and 92 are expected to make sched- ule time or present an adequate ex- cuse 10 the division officials.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07
WILL J. PETITE DEAD.
End Came at Los Angeles, Where He Had Gone in Hope of Benefit
 to Health.

Announcement was received in the city yesterday of the death at Los An geles on Monday of Will J. Pettee, for merly of this city, a brother of Frank Pettee, of the c. & A. general office. No particulars were contained in the brief message.
 Frank Pettee was summoned to Los Angeles some days ago by a message announcing the serious condition of his brother. who had for several years been a sufferer with Bright's disease, and was at his bedside when death occurred. The deceased spent last year in this city and had a great many friends here to whom the news of his death brings much sadness. About two months ago he was a visitor here in company with his mother, they then being enroute to California from Minnesota to make their home, it be- ing the expectation that the climate would prove beneficial to the young man.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07
SEEDS NOW READY FOR DIsTRI
 BUTTON.

The following communication is re- ceived at this office and is self ex- planatory:
 December 1, 1905. Editor The Review:
 Dear Sir:-Mr. Smith has asked me to write you, suggesting that for the of your subscribers, you insert a notice in your paper telling all persons desiring a supply of gar den seeds that they can obtain same by writing L. NJ. Fox. Secretary to Hon. Nj. A. Smith. Colorado Building, Washington, D. C.
 The distribution is now being made by the Department of Agriculture and the requests should be sent in as promptly as possible. The seeds will be sent until the supply Is exhausted.
 Respectfully,
 L. M. FOX, Secretary to Hon. NJ. A. Smith.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07
THE SEWER AS
 IT IS OUTLINED
Concluded from Page 1.)

the hill, a six-ineh main is used, and these are all connected with flush tanks with smaller four-inch laterals coming in from all sides.
 Ten laterals are provided for in this district.
 An eightinch main is specified for Main street and Tombstone Canyon, with side laterals with a six-inch main additional along Oak Avenue district. Eight flush tanks are provided for in this district connecting with sixinch mains.
 Enllnuins is the estimate in detail:
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07
CAR LEFT THE TRACK.
Tumbled Down an Embankment and Three Men Narrowly Escape
 Going With lt.

A flat car loaded with material for the fill being made by the Southwest ern at the upper end of the ice plant grounds plunged over the end of a sid ing yesterday and tumbled about twen- ty feet. Three men were on the car a moment before it got beyond con trol. and went off the track In it's tumble the car turned over. It was later hoisted on the track and work resumed at the fill. The latter marks the point where the new cutoff from Don Luis makes connection with the main line into Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07
Secretary to Hon. NJ. A. Smith.

Subway Cleanine-Between seven and nine cars of dirt and rock are be- ing hauled daily from the mouth of the subway to the fill at the upper end of the new French cutoff of the South western, just this side of the ice plant. Notwithstanding the immense amount of material that has been taken out for this work, there is still a great deal to be removed before the floor is left clean from the entrance to the mouth of the subway. The cleaning force is now not much more than two-thirds through with the job. Three shifts are being worked and the little hoist at the mouth of the subway works day and night.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07
AM GOING TO KEEP ON TALKING
 1.-THE SAFE PLACE TO TRADE"

THE SAFE PLACE TO TRADE" Until every man who wants to go to a place that he is not afraid of will head for Schwartz Bros.
 Our class of goods will talk to you afterwards and we surely make an honest effort to please our trade. REMEMBER NOTHING BUT MEMS Goods and the best in those.
 OUR A. E. NETTlETON shoe de- serves the Title of "A GENTLEMEN'S SHOE. Made of the very best leath- CTS to be had, tightly lasted on artistic forms by a man who makes no shoes under $500 they must be good. Our stock of them has been growing lately and W can fit and please you. A. E. NETTLEToN SHOES $500, $50 6 $500.
 Our SElZ SHOE at S3.5o & S4.oo MAKE YOUR FEET CLAD" Tn same old ARMY SHOE HAND sEWEO at the same old price $3.50. (MEN ONLY)
 SCHWARTZ BROS.
 Main St
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07
ALBUMS FOR coNeREssMEN.

Yesterday Mir Walter Douglas was in receipt of fifty handsome albums containing photos of the several scenes visited in this section of Arizona dur ing the recent trip of the Congression- al party. These views were taken at Morenci. Clifton. Douglas, Bisbee, Tombstone and Globe. and will be for warded today to members of the party who are at present in Washington.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07

The total distance of the system is 14.7 miles, and it is estimated that 1O,- 900 gallons will be required for flush ing purposes each twenty-four hours.
 The plans submitted by MT. Holbert are perfectly clear and plain, and ap- pear to be complete in every detail.
 Regarding the water supply for flushing purposes, Mir. Olmstead has figured on using 8 supply from the Bisbee-Naco Water company, but this is a matter that will probably come be- fore the Council meeting tomorrow night for discussion.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07
c. E. JACQUES RETURNS.
Resumes His Position in Supply De-
 partment at the C. 6 4.

c. F. Jacques, for long time con. nected with the supply department of the Calumet & Arizona, has returned to Bisbee and has resumed his former position at the mine This announce ment will be received with a great deal of pleasure by the many friends of MT Jacques in this section.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07
TOUCHED FRIENDS
 AND THEN FLED
Peddler Thought to Have GOt Away With Sever
 al Hundred Dollars

Max Swartz, a peddler who has been doing business about the city for several months, dealing in fruits and produce. is said to have absconded yes Jerday with something over $lO0 in cash secured from business men and owing sums about the city which will aggregate several hundred dollars.
 Swartz is believed to have headed for El Paso. Telegrams were sent to that city, Douglas and other points yesterday by local officers asking that the man be arrested and held. Moth ing had been heard from these tele- grams last night.
 Money that Swartz secured yester- day so far as has been reported, was from Buxton & Smith, $S7, and $37 from proprietor Gordon, of the Peo- ple's Store. He had been doing busi- ness for some time with BuXtc1i & Smith, and when he asked for the ad- vance of the money yesterday morning it was handed to him without ques- Iion, he explaining that he wanted it to get a shipment of eggs from the ex- press office. Later it was ascertain ed that he had not been to the ex- press office and the officers were noti- fled. The same story was told by Swartz to Mir. Gordon. Aside from the cash secured yesterday Swartz left behind a note for couple of hundred dollars and bills due several stores.
 Ed Roberts was sent to jail for 90 days yesterday from the Court of Jus tice Mcdonald for appropriating a $5 hat in the Copper Queen store. Rob erts has been in the city for some lime employed as a miner. According to the testimony given against him yes Jerday he picked the hat up in the store while being shown some other goods and put it under his coat
 A Mexican who committed a nuis- ance on Brewery was before Justice Murphy yesterday and received a fire of s7.
 Four plain drunks drew s5 each.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07

Mir. Walter Douglas, managing direc- tor of the Phelps-Dodge interest in this section, will leave this afternoon for San Francisco on a business trip.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-07

5orn-To Mir. and Mrs. John Lucas at their home in Tombstone canyon, on Tuesday, fine big boy.
Ellsworth American., 1905-08-09

and whatever the administration can
properly do toward furthering the
work it may be depended upon to do.
This is very delicate time, however,
to gos into reciprocity matters at ali.
The congress claims to be on a
strictly non partisan basis, but it is
hardly likely that the discussion will
end without politics being largely in
jected into it. Neither the President
nor the cabinet want to get mixed up
in political matter OF that sort just
now, but it is quite certain that if the
congress succeeds in doing anything
practical, it will have the warm sup
port of the executive during the
coming session of Congress.
Ellsworth American., 1905-08-09
car ron rows opnpps

NyTHERBAS, the town ~ surry al tie an
w npsl meeting OF 1905, passed the foi-
lowing vote '0'
Voted, That the selectmeu be csmrnti.o 80
with two additional appointed by them Ia rsIi
in and examine the ontstandiug town orders
and report at oar next annual meeting
New, therefore, the undersigned being tha
committee constituted BY and under saia Sots
hereby give notiee that they will be in session
at the town hall in Snrry, on the twenty arst
ana twenty second days OF August, 1905, al
nine O'Clock in the forenoon for the onrnoss
OF receiving and examining all town oraers
outstanding, and all persons holding any town
order OF the town e surry are hereby ex-
pressly requested and directed aud requifed
to present the same TO said committee At said
dstes sbeve mentioned.
Dated Al snrry, this sixth day OF July, 1906.
Il, IT. lgLLlsoN, a. E. C,pustss
II. ID. SMITH. VI. j. MfrLfKsx.
u, J. CunTfe
Ellsworth American., 1905-08-09
Ellsworth w. q. 7. u,

The regular meeting of the recently
organized w. C. T. u, OF Ellsworth, las,
Thursday evening, was well attended
The honorary members, Rev. j. p. Simon
ton, Rev. p. A. A. Kiilam, X. NJ Holmes,
A. l.. Maddox, II. ". Dunn and VI.
Beckwith were made active members.
Mrs. Edgar Strout was elected superin-
tendent of Sabbath observance. and NJ.
Beckwith, press superintendent Several
new members were elected, including
Mrs. Ann +. Greeiy, veteran worker
in the temperance field. DIR. Abby NJ.
Fulton presented the society with a gaveI,
which has an interesting history. A ris-
ing vote of thanks was given DIR. Fulton.
Another meeting was held Monday
evening. IL was voted to hold meetings
hereafter on Monday evenings at the Free
Baptist chapel. After the meeting, the
social committee served light refresh
ments. Several new members were
elected.
A loyal temperance league, an auxiliary
of the w. c. 7. U., was organized Mon
day evening, with eighteen charter mem
bers. The following officers were elected
Superintendent, Mrs. II. c. Stratton
secretary, Miss Abbie McGown; treasurer,
Mrs. Stella West; press superintendent,
Milton Becl1with. The league will meet
for the present on Saturday afternoons at
the Free Baptist chapel.
Ellsworth American., 1905-08-09
oomMIssrosrns, ,orrcr

HsScocE ss;-Augnst 3. 3. d. 1905.
WYE. the UNDERSIGNED. having been dulv
w appointed by the Honorable O. p. Cun.
ningham. Judge Of probate within and for
said county, commissioners TO receive aud de.
eide upon the claims OF the creditors OF De
ty. deceased. whose estate has been tsprs.
scented insolven;, hereby give public notice
asreeahly to the order OF the said Judge Of
probate that two nerths from and after Aa-
gust l, a. d. 1905. have been allowed to said
creditors TO present and prove their claims,
and that VIC will attend 10 the duty assigned
US at the Office OF Deasy & Lyman. Bar AAr.
Dor, Maine. on August ss. a. a. 1905, and Sc D.
tember rs. q. d. 1905. At 10 OF the clock in the
forenoon of each Of said days.
ALBxRT II. LYMAN
BEnvRAsp T.. CLARK,
Commissioner
Ellsworth American., 1905-08-09
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TRUSTEES SALE

THE undersigned trustee. sppoin,ed - =.
4 supreme Judicial court, Oh csrtH;n we we
estate located IA he town OF Orland ns.nai real
o. hancees. and state Of Maine. with pe,1s,
TO sell and convey the same. hereby PsSeS
tice that he will sell at public auetia, =, no. no
Office in Backsport. on Monday. the 5sH is his
of August. 1905, at t~o o'clock IN tbe e,.as Jay
noon, the following described real esfe,a -.
uated In said Orland and bounded ens ~ ~
scribed asJoiiows. N"A ue-
Bounded northsriY by the Bowen plaes a.
called property belonging TO the estate -
John N. SwaSey; eNsterly by land of lafs ~
reserve and night Of way from the town -
between Bucksport and Orland to f,reai ~, sss'e :
or Alamoosook; westerly by Peter aarrin,a,.s
lot so-ealled, now owned hy Albion snran
and a. II. soper; being about aftv rods ~
aud three hundred and twenty rods lonV,. rs.ae 80.
tanning one hundred acres, more ~ tss.'
skiupage consisting Of pine, spruce, hem.
ssok, osk; Dam m and water privileges adjacent
consisting OF from ave hundred 10 tsss,--
hundred horse po~ers about one hundred : "a
cash. Aefhs
Dated this third day OF August, 1905.
PARKKR sPoFFoRp, Trustee
Ellsworth American., 1905-08-09

The profit OF gold mine depends mt on the
amount of rock crushed under the stamps. but
trscted from the rock. In similar way the
value Of The food which Is eaten does not de.
pend on the quantity which Is taken into the
stomach. bnt upon the amount OF noarishment
extracted from II by the organs of nutrition
and digestion When these organs are di@essed
they fail TO extract the nourisnment In sufficient
quantities To supply the needs of the several
organs NJ the body. and these organs cannot
work without pourishment. The result Is heart
trouble. liver "troubie". and many another
aiiment. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
cry, acting on every organ of the digestive and
putritve system. re torres it 20 health and vigor.
IL cures diseases remote from the stomach
through the stomach IN whicn they originated.
"Goiden Medical Discovery" contains neither
alcohol or narcotics
Ellsworth American., 1905-08-09
OBITUARY.
MRs. cnAaLRs a. rowrR.

MfN. thAAi4t- n. I0AtAs
Almena f., wife Of Charles A. Tower,
died nj her home ON Water street Friday
morning, aftera short illness with peri
tonitis.
Mrs. Tower was the daughter OF Daniel
Woods. Of Bar Harbor. She was a woman
of fine character, and her death under
particularly sad circumstances brings sor-
row to large circle OF loving friends.
She was married but three years age,
Besides her husband, she leaves a little
boy, aged two years, and an infant son oi
six weeks. The deceased was an active
member OF the Methodist church, and an
ex-secretary of the Epworth league
society.
OF her, own family, besides her father,
she leayts two sisters, Mrs. Elizabeth
PresDle, Of Pea Cove, and Mrs. Edith Gar-
hand, of Bar Harbor, and three brothers,
William, Edward and Robert Woods, of
Ellsworth. The brother Robert, who is on
the kesrsarge, now at Bar Harbor, was
fortppately able to be at home, though
the occasion for his coming was sad one.
Funeral services were held at the house
Saturday afternoon, Rev. J. p. simonton
officiating Mrs. f. ]. Walsh sang two
solos, s.one Sweetly Solemn Thought
and Calvary" Beautiful floral tributes
bore mute testimony to the love Of many.