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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-06-15
A Safe Crop.

Sweet corn is one of the safe crops
for the farmer near a large town.
When the corn is high in price it can
be sold at good profit, but when, as
during the present season, sweet corn
is cheap and plenty. it is still paying
crop to feed to mich cows. A Wor-
cester County milk farmer estimates
the value of large sweet corn at five
cents dozen simply as a milk pro-
er.-Massachusetts Ploughman.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-06-15
Muzzle For self.suoker.

A simple yoke for self-sucker that
will be found efficient can be made of
ordinary rope halter for the head piece.
A light bar of iron is twisted and bent
as shown. Forward part of twisted
end is attached to halter close to jaw.
One side of fork passes on either side
of cow over breast extending back
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-06-15

midway. Straps or ropes are attached
as shown to pass around back and
belly to hold securely in place. This
allows the cow perfect freedom of ac-
ton to eat and drink and in feeding
on pasture but Immediately she turns
her head to suck herself the prong
toward the side she turns will jab it.
self into her body.-Geo. Rammel, in
The Epitomist.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-06-15
8 7 bEzafIaF amy

tom bore small augur holes a few
inches apart. Plant a cucumber seed
near each, boring in well prepared
hill or ridge around the barrel Keep
water in the barrel when rain is scarce
and the vines will keep green and
thrifty as long as they are in bearing.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-06-15

In Norwich, England. 10000 out Of
the $4,000 houses are fitted with gas
stoves, and the number il growing at
the rate Of eighty or ninety q week.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-06-15
One wan rover.
BY f. w. TauSSig.

F. w. TauSSig.
HE conditions
public
familiar type the
who enjoys
I4NlaIe
manages the apparatus from without This be with
SKILL
Tee OF leadership But calls also for methods dstastefl to Straightforward
hghminded
of
fire. Not infrequenty who has achieved
omceongering bribery
En-
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-06-15

ana earn money togener
sultan OF Mmungan nextdo nghbor nerve and
wreck the built
guard night and day against others
friction Men to whom had been scredt
short time at least while they abd Harder still
an eye lot an conduct conduct
mine under the influence after
forgiveness at least without excitement
Moro road ab of
wounded the dattos Atlantic - Den'
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1906-06-15
- - -
Progress in the Philippines.
BY r. L. Billiard.

NEW force work Moos,
rail at low
tue making for and The followers
Alag and the of Pugaah of dase bought
and paid for but delivered been attacking
each other on sight and dared they their lives
lrunod thn-c
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-30
SEWELL POINT
NEAR EXHIBIT.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov. 30:-The
jamestown Ter-Centennia | EXPOSE
ton to be held next year, opening the
t~wenty-sixth of April and closing the
thirtieth of November, will have q
peculiar interest for those engaged
in the coal industry, whether as min
ers and shippers or as transporters.
Within easy distance of the exposi-
ton grounds Is Lambert's Point, at
the western terminus of Hampton
Roads, which is now utilized by the
Norfolk and Western Railroad as the
lading place for coal shipped to all
parts of the world. Ships of all ma
lions come to these wharves to be re-
plenished with a supply FOR their own
needs, as well as to carry immense
quantities of it for consumption in
distant places.
But the industry at this point will
be very small in comparison with the
gigantic bulk of trade which will, in
the a future, be carried on from
Sewells Point, Immediately adjoin-
ing the exposition grounds. The
tidewater Railroad Company has de-
termined to make of Sewell's Point
the great shipping place OF all Amer
lean coal destined for foreign use.
The entire space of land, abutting on
the shore line of Hampton Roads at
this juncture will be used for coal
yards and wharves, and as this space
covers several hundreds of acres, the
immensely of the plant will be of.
wonderful extent. In order TO ac-
complish the plans and purposes in
contemplation, the Tidewater Rail-.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-30
PLANS FOR THE
FAST LINE R. R.

Superintendent Frank l.. Shep.
pard, of the Pennsylvania railroad,
has declared that better progress
than was anticipated at the start was
being made by the company on its
plans for entering Manhattan through
tunnels under the Hudson river, and
for e.ectrifying it's suburban lines.
Mr.. Sheppard was shown an article
published in a New York newspaper
which stated that the fast electrical
line to Newark was % be continued
on Elizabeth and beyond, to accom-
modate the rapidly increasing local
traffic, but at this time there were no
definite plans. AS far as present
plans went the fast road is to be cleo
trified into Newark only, he declared.
Speaking of the electric line from
New York to Newark. Mr.. Sheppard
said that although the general plan
for that enterprise had been agreed
upon, many details had not yet been
completed. Generally speaking, the
line will start from New York by way
of the McAdoo tunnels under the
river from the neighborhood of Cort-
landt street. to Exchange place, Jer-
sey City. Thence a subway will run
under the Pennsylvania's right OF
way in Jersey City and will come to
the surface in the cut through the
Heights at about the Baldwin avenue
bridge. This is the first span ross
ing the cut coming from the Jersey
City station. After coming to the
surface the line will run over the
present roadbed of the Pennsylvania
to the great transfer station which
the company will build on the mead
ows on a site in Harrison near Franl
Creek, which enters the Pasaic rive,
about opposite the Lister Agricultur
al Chemical works and forms tn
eastern boundary of Harrison.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-30
Queer story of a Confederate Bill.

QuCtI otOIF vi " AShhhs
In "a little story of real life,'
George Allan England, in the Christ
mas McClure's' tells of an amusing
experience into which he drifted on
board a Portland steamer. A big,
sturdy Italian besought him to
change a fifty-dollar bill. 1t turned
out that the bill vas confederate
money, worth about ten cents, and
had been passed off on the unsuspect-
ing Dago by a false friend. All the
poor mans savings, wrung from
months of fierce, self-denying toll
had gone into that worthless slip OF
yellow paper; and the big peasants
child-like dream of bringing over his
wife and bambini from their little,
whitewashed cabin among the vines
of Italy had gone the way of most of
our dreams.
OF the mans sudden, naive inspir-
alton, and the moral dilemma in
which it put the writer, Mr., England
goes n to tell with delightful, whim-
steal charm. ''The Sorrows of Giu-
seppe7 is a fascinating bit OF impress
sionism, rejecting at q G angle
the comrlexity OF our modern life.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-30

There is not much FUN in keep
ing boarders"-but there is PROFIT
in it IF YOU HAVE AS MANY PEO-
PIE AT YOUR TABLES AS YOU
CAN ACCOMMODATING timely
advertising, and reading of ads, en-
ables you to do this. Il
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-11-30

Read the EVENING NEWS coli
umn of City Briefs every day. 1t "a
bright and newsy and keeps you In
formed
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-27
S6uf=S ch1rbe.

Sn Der Wfonta9 9ia6t ab9sbaltenen
8eriammlun9 Wuroe Der ,Yeriu6 9es
matt, bic MtetbObe in Setreff Der @r'
nsnuuns pom 9ebrern %umSudnOern, aIS
ieoO6 bic Sra9s mad GINGER Debate
CUR eub9ilti9eu abitimmuus 9elanste,
warO iie nit II sesen 10 Stimmen uer'
morfen.
Sine 9rOsere Sniabl Steuererlalie
wuroen bewiaist. WOruuf Sagne auf jcne
9feiolution auimerfiam ma9te, Die ben
SebOrOeanmalt %anpeiit, 9e9en iene
Biirsen pom Steuercolleftoren uorjl'
9eben, Die nod ni6t lire Ouplitate be'
sli4en buben. Su9leid bic 9ofinuns
ausOriidenO, oa6 Der Gnwalt Die Sa9e
iOfort beior9en wiiroe.
Sin Beridt bes Sod' uub Grainir'
S9ule, iopie bes gebrer Counties, uur'
ben bsitatist. Gu6 madte bas ~eritere
9omite cine gnsabl Sori6la9e in Be
treff Der Ee6nii6en SO9i4ule, bic
ebenfalls Ssiitimmuns fauoen.>
auf 8ori9lag bes Bau Gomites
warb bsidlOHeu, an Der Ode BON gin.
coin auenne unb Dram 8ouleuaro adt
Cots an~iufuufeu. fir cine neue Sanle
fir bic 81. @arO ; Der Preis lit $4,000.
Gum Preis BON $247 murbe benz 8al'
ter @rapes Der 9ontraft fir Seiten'
mese bel Der $40. 5 S6ule iibers
pieien.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-27
Saat linen bic g8abrbeit.

Sn elmer 8eriammlun9 Der 0amil'
ton Yrobibition s.laiani in BEN @e'
bGuoe triitli9er Gempercn,fraueu in
Pbilaoelpbia wuroe cine 6rau 9Oracs
Gomaros aui9eiorbert, ibre aniiht iiber
ben SauOet nit 9eiitiSen 9etrdnten
aus3uiprsden .unO bic GemperenSweiber
bebauerten nadber aufri4tie, lie gum
Sprs6en peranlast gu baben. Srau
@omaros meinte. Der 0tann. Der ni6t
triute, iet elm 6eisIiu9, Der 5anoel
nit ssiitiseu 9etranten lei seieslth,
a6tbar uno weroe nlr %perl1umoet.
.gDas peritebt Sbr benn iiberbanpt."
10 fubr Srau GOwaros lOOrtli4 fort,
BON Dem iosenunnteu 9anoel nit
seiitisen @etrdute? Sbr iudt nnr
mad elenbsn g8i9ten, bic gu piel &C.
~trunteu baben. Dus iino aber ois'
ienisen, bic, menn maj ben 9anoel
nit 9eiitisen 9etrInte 9anSli6 tn'
bibiren pollte, fid etufa4 auf sinc
anoere &eiIe ruinirsn wiirbeu. Sht
bentt niemals on bic 2auienoe, bic
Der SSein in ibrer Oiisbsr9eidlaSenbsit
aufssbsitsrt bat ; Sbr Oenft ni6t an
bic Wtauner, bic Der 0bisfp pom 1ooC
bes @rtriersns errsttste. Gin semiitb'
lider Grunf in rubiser @eie1idaft III
Elm Sersniisen. Oas man OtiemanS
rauben iolte."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-27
Bon 9eterSbure.

- Wtaoame 3imbermann ; Hanoolpb
lit BON einem 9eiu6e in Columbus, O.,
suriidsstsbrt, unb SRI. 9sIens RanbOlpb
tebrte BON einem Seiu9 in Oeuti9lano
e~bsufals suriid.
- Dem 16 Sabre alien Serrman
Wfiia BON bier, in Der Yort Oruderei
an Spruce Struse unSsitelt, wurS'
Donnsrltus bic 9anO in elmer Druder'
prelis sefansen unO bOs Serbridt.
- Srau Srancesco gucensfu, cine on
Seaum Court pObnbufts POIin, berid'
tete Der POlijsi am Oienltag. oaB tbrs
II Sabre alte Eo6ter Eeiiie am SOnus
tag nit einem ibr unbefannten Wtanns
bur69ebrauut iei.
German. Ous A Wtonate nlts
SD6nlein Der Gbeleute German 9aber'
lamb pom Sobn StraBe, itarb leets
ISOLDE uub wuroe i'm OunmOre Srieo'
bofe beiseIeet, nobel PaltOr 8. 8.
Dietrid ben Graueroieuit ~leitete.
- Wtit einOrudsuollen 6eierli6teiten
uuo in Der @e9enpurt BON iiber 500
Yerloueu puros AM SOnntag Der Sd
iteiu Der neuen.. Oeuti9eu Presbpterii9eu
STRIDE Oabier our4 PuitOr .. .,
0ietri6 selsst, nobel aud ueridiecenC
uubere @eiItli9c auweieno pareu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-27
9luf aadl @iltes=S Barre!

@s lit uns 9elunseu, bic Serwaltuns
Der 9aursl 9inie gu BEN Su9eitanbHiB
;u bepe9en, oaB iie sur Sequemli6teit
Der 5beilnebmer an BEN Sadelju9e am
lbeno oes 2. Sftober einen Spe3ialSuS
BON Orei @asSOns fabreu laiien wirc,
wel9sr ben hieiisen SubnbOf punt
7.19 abenos perldBt.
lin nun jeoss @eOrdnse uno etwaise
Seripatuns gu uermeioen (oenn Der 3uS
III II { uuf bic Wtinute a~bfabren), mods
ten mir empfeblen, gum @infauf Der
Sabrtarten bebeutenb friiber gu eri9et'
men, benn per lid nidt 3eitis poriiebt,
blsibt sinfud 3uriid baran lit poiitip
nitts gu dnosrn. Die Seimfabrt fam
nit jeoem beliebi9sn 3use semaht tusr'
ben. slliO, piinftli6 iein
Der oeuti9e SrisSersY ereiu wirb iit
in corpors am Sadel;u9e betbeili9en uno
Denita9 abeno 7.19 ubfabren.
Der S6maben.8 erein wirb ebeufalls
uouSdblts tbsilnebmen unO ben biitOri'
i6en Suien uuO ben Spiss i'm 3us'
mitfibren.
Die MtsbrSubl Der 3beilnebmer an
6adelSuse seben ~Obne @epdd". @eI
absr an OtittwO9 Dem Ric Sic bel
wObueu mill. tbut iuObl Ourun, nit SuC
unO Bad uus;uriideu-ous lift oas beit
Wtittel sesen ale Ssriu6unseu, bic il
Der SremOe in mun9erlei @eitalt au
ben Msni9en luuern - io9ar in ben
lauOli8'teuiaen SSiltssbarrs. So
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-27
staOt anO Gonntb.

= Der 10. Sftober 1T uls SerbIi
SaumpTlan5un9stu9 feitseftelt WOroen.
= Die 9rob9ei6worenen baben bas
9rojett elmer sepfluiterteu 9anbitrase
bur6 bic Vanse bes Counties 9utge.
beisen.
- Sn elmer 8ettitube Der 9iopanna
SajiO @obnuns an Srantlin Guenue
entitaro Sreita9 Elm 8rauO, pet6er Dor
@iutreffen Der alarmirten Seuerwebr
ben Snbalt bes sarSen .3immers ser.
it0rte.
Sine @nti9eibun9 bes Ser. ct.
Boitamts beitimmt, oa6 0rieftraaer
ridt uerpfli6tet iinO, 8oftiadsn b6ber
ais in oas 3weite Stodpert zines Sc.
bGlOes gu tra9en, tpenn ii6 tein 5abr.
itubl in Dem @ebauOe bsfinoet.
ginbreder selansteu Oonnerltag
gla6t bur6 Elm Sinterienlter in bic
DOlpb atbertOn @Obnuns an @poming
auenle unb beraubten oieielbe nm cine
%pertbpOlle @anOubr uuO elm DusenO
itlberne Wfeiier unO @abeln. Die &c.
itobleuen Naaren murben lpatcr Dor
Der Goliiei nabe Den 2lqis. Chalmers
Werten an Sliue StraBe ucritedt auf-
9efunSeu.
6rau Sarab 9OffOrO BON 9(bams
Iuenue, bic cine Samilie all Mtabilon
auenue beiudte, Offnete am Sonntag
Oforseu, als iie ibr 3immer perlaIIen
woute, Die Gbire mad Der Sintertreppe
uno ba es nod Ountel mar, bemertte iie
ibren 8ebler nibt unb itIir;te beim sus.
iAreiten Die 2reppe binab. Wtan nabm
Die Srau mad BEN Stuat Soipital, ba
befirdtet wurte, buB ibrs Siifte sebrO'
den iei.
= Das republitanii6e Gountp 60.
mite fat cine Selobnuns pom $500 fir
Die Serbaftung unb ueberfibruns irs
senO elmer Yerion ~ausselest, melte &c,
falidte Steuerquittunsen benusen, UNI
fid re9iitrircn gu laiieu. Das bemos
trutiihe @ountg @Omite lit aud Susurr
ften Der Sewesuns uno bic SebOrOe Der
psriOnliden GtrStitration wirb aud mits
belfeu, UNI S6winbel bel Der Hssiitra'
tiOn 81 beitrafeu.
= &idter Sel BON Blair County
but in S%erbinbuns nit Dem periOnli9eu
&esiitrirun9s @eies cine Ui9tise @nt.
iAeibung ~ab9eSeben, iuoem er cutidieO,
Oab Elm Wtunn, Der fir flint Sabre aui
Sir9erpupicre seitimmt bat uno bic.
ielbeu perloren ODER perle9t bot, urb III
buber ni9t pOr;ei9en fam, trosSem
resiitrirt perOen iOllte. Ridter 9sG
ma6t oarauf uufmerfium, buB elm 8iir'
ger Ouiielbe &e4t in Setreff Der 8iir'
~serpupiere buben iollte, oils in Setref
BON Der Steuerquittuns, in 8%erbinbung
nit pel6er Elm @iO 9eniist.
- Gin iebr fein seorudtss, iluftrir,
ties uub gebuuoenes Bud, betitelt 6it
p@ei6i6te Der @riten 9iattOnul 8anl
pom SCRANTON, Pa.," lit ioebeu eri9ie'
men uuo uertbeilt worSen. g8ie Del
2itel bes Suhes anoeutet, entbdlt es
cine uusfiibrlids @ei6i9te oisies leiteu'
ben SinanSinititutes u%nierer StaSt unit
1T cine intereiiunte 2ettiire. Die GritC
9iational Sauf lit ui6t nur oas leitenot
Suititut ieiusr glrt in Der Staot, ion,
bern aud Der suu3en Ser. Staten, au'
welde oas 9eiammte 8iirSertbum itOl.
lit. SoliO wie elm Sells, fOnlerpatil
uro trCsbem liberal in Der Sebuuoluni
BON Sunbeu, bat fi9 bieie 9ant eiuel
0fuf ermorbeu, Der pOu fsiner anoerel
i'm sauSen Sanbe iibsrtrOifen miro.
EgT rnterri9t i'm Slauieripiet CT
thcilt inter siiuiti9en BeOin9uu9el
6rQuleiu SmmQlsSren, 519sTiue Ctr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-27
@ppne Gcuntp.

Sonrsoale.-Srant u. Soa BON bier
un6 SRI. Mariou 6. Thorpe bon See'
leppille nuroeu perfloiiene Wo9e 6ur9
9farrer G4iliam Daiiel in ieiner @obs
rlin9 ;u einem sliidlihen @bepaar eins
s.le9net.-Die .. G. 3. @ompauie iot1
6us 8rojeft ernitli9 inter @rmdsuus
babeu, lire bieiise 3Deisbubn, BON
@arboubale fiibrenO, in cine slettrifde
umSugeitalteu. 8Orber miirbe bic 8es
fDrberung BON Soblen nuf benz 3nei9e
ieoO9 9Gujli9 ein9eitellt merOeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-27
staat Obi0, siasta0IssO.1

Brauf 3. Gbtues btl6p6rt, bae er Der
Sltsre partusr br 6irma 8. 8. Gbtntp &
8 Q. III, psl6s @tibdfts in Der Staet 5plsrp,
in p6tuatnauuium County uue Staats tbut,
un6 bas bsiastt 8irma bic Summs BON
tiubunbtrt Dollars fir iresu 6al
ron aatarrb baablsu pire, bu bur6 ben
@tbrau6 ron SalI's Satarrb sur
uibt esbsilt pntsn fam.
6rauf 8, GbtutY.
gdhppren Dor mir unb unter-
Sitasl Iari,btu in msinsr @~sasurart
t|> am 6. September u. .. 1886.
u. @. @Isaipu, SHtntlitr ROtar.
Saa's aatarrb.aur pire iuutrlib stupm.
men. uue pirtt leirsft auf has Slut une BIZ
Idlsimistn Obu1Ghsn ets Spittms. eabl
Gub umlpnit 3eusniis tontnttn.
9. s. &btutp s &c. 5plsep, ..
RzS| @Ifauft pom alien apctbtttrn, 75e.
9alrs granddaughter fne bic bsfttn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-27
.. u. 6. ..

Solte Oeutl6e, Die ais @inSelmits
9lieoer ii6 BEN 2adanannu 3mei9e ans
idlieBen pOllen, tOnnsn li6 bel folsens
ben Serren meloen 4:
6rie @usner, RrdiiOsut Office oss
p8Ohenblatt".
antOn Slid, S6asmeiftsr, Nio. 523
Geoar auenue.
Gugen Wfel6ior, grOt. Setretar, 9O5
PittstOn apenue.
8ilbelm Bauer, Sin. Sstretir, 53s
8illop Stra6e.
Cher bel ir9enb eiuem SsreinsSeles
suten besslei6en in ben Seriammluns
gen jeOeu uierteu 5reitus i'm MOuat.
Der jabrIide Seitras betrdSt einen
Dollar, unO es babeu @in,slmitsliebsr
Stimmre6t uno iinb iu jeOem amte
wablbar.
IS wdre isbr wiiuihenspetb, rpenri
bic Oele9aten oes 3weises ulle Srdfte
anitren9en Diirben. nm re6t uisle rteue
@inSslmitslieosr in Der na9iten Sers
iammlun9 ein3ubrinseH. Otur baour6
fam Der 3weiS seOeibeu unO bliibsn
unO iih fir bic slrbeit uOrbereiten, Die
ibm iriiber Ooer ipater. beuOritsbt. Der
yudawanna 3wei9 iOllte weuisitens 200
Gin;elmit9lieOer Sdblen unb fpirO iie
%bstommen, Denn alle Delesuten lire
YiLiht tbnn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-27
. Die 8eomter Spr gnion, oOoe

- Die Seamten Der glaian3 2o9s
rperoen am 4. SttOber uub ~bieieni9eu
Der GeiiOenS 2Ose am %. SttOber in.
%italirt.
- 9aut Seri9t BON Sames Go6erif,
@bef oes Departments Der 3eden oes
Staates, wuroen i'm uerflOIieuen Sabr
40,S59 Rerlonen in ben j3e6en BON
Sadawanna County bei6Gfttst. Sir
ben ganjen Staat betrus bic 3abl Der
3e1enarbeiter 169, 254.
= Su Der gilbert @ebr @obnuns an
abams Guenue entitauo Sreita9 9tadt
bur6 cine erplooirte 2ampe Elm 6euer,
oas Siemli9en umfuns errei9t bate,
oils bic ularmirte Seuermebr %eintraf,
BON bieier jeOod in 3eit fontrolirt
waro, nm SrOBereu S9aoen gu uer'
meiben.
= 0a ite einieben, Sas Iie ni9t Die
ridtise Dur9fibruug oes Wtiners Ger'
tifitat 9eieses errei6en tOunen, bis bas
Sberseri6t Der Ser. Staaten cine eno'
siiltise Gntideiouns in Dem betreffenben
Sbaleen Sale abge9ebeu bat, Oas in
lester Snitunj an baiielbe appellirt nor.
ben lit, TO baben bic Siibrer Der Berg
arbeiter bes SartfOblen Heuiers ii6 eut'
idlOiieu, uorldufts tetn 9eridtltdes
Seriabren sesen bic Wtiners Priifuuss
8eb0rOe pe9en SerauS9abuu9 BON 9es
fali9ten @ertifitateu, nod sesen BerlO'
men anjuitren9en, bic icl6e @ertifitate
benusen.
- Sin ncues 9eies in 9etrefi Der
&rlansuns BON 9iirserpupieren tritt
nit Dem beutisen Gag in Strait unO Die
9eitilnmun9en bes neuen 9eleees iinO
10 ueri6arit wOrOen, oaB es in 3utunft
beoeutsnO idWerer iein miro, bic uOrse'
iariebene Yriifuns gu beiteben, als ME
bisber. Wtan bat cine au5abl Sra9en
gu beantmOrten, bic faum BON benz
Dur6i6nitts amerifauer ielbit bsaut'
mortet meroen fOuuen uno ner bic
Priifun9 beitebt, muB eritens Der San'
besipru6e madtis ietu uuO audi eiuen
suteu SeSriff Der @eiese oeS Sanoes
haben.
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1l3 tons: Capt. Alexander NJ. Griffin. sch.
Charlotte of Prospect, 112tons Capt. Leon
ard Grant, SCH Eastern Star OF Salem, 100
tons Capt Sewell Lancaster, sch. Ranger
of Bangor, us tons; Capt. John Gordon,
SCH Two Sons of Belfast, IS tons; Capt.
Andrew J. Ross, sch. Cassus of Prospect,
100 tons; Capt Benz amin c. Putnam, sch.
Plough Boy of Boston, 1O3 tons; Capt.
Leonard Felker, sch. North Branch of Bos-
ton, 1877 tons Capt. James Kneelaud, sch.
President Of Prospect, u tons Capt JOSIAH
Towle, sch. Bangor of Prospect, 122 tons !;
Cant Isaac Pierce, sch. Boston of Boston,
IS tons; Capt. Josiah Shute, sch. Seven
Sisters of Prospect, lis tons; Capt. Samuel
Curtis, sch. Majestic Of Prospect, 80 tons
Capt Nathaniel A. Kidder, sch. Cashier OF
Prospect, 80 tons; Capt. jeremiah Merl-
thew, sch. Ranger of Prospect. lis tons ;
Capt Darius Shute, sch. Waterman OF Pros
pect, 1O5 tons; Capt. Ezra Blanchard, sch.
Seven Sisters of Prospect, 115 tons; Capt;
Philip Gilkey, sch. Uranus of Prospect, 90
tons. This ends the official career OF Rich
ard Smart, deputy collector OF customs OF
the port of Prospect and district OF belfast.
At the banquet of Democratic voters OF Pros
pect held at Fowler's Tavern on the fourth
of March, 1929, in honor of the first inaugur-
alton of President Andrew Jackson: one OF
the most memorable events in the history
of Prospect took place. Mr.. Smart, VINO
was one of the leading members at the pan.
quet, was appointed deputy collector OF
customs of the port of Prospect and served
until April l, lS41. The above mentioned
banquet was largely attended, commencing
at 8a. m. on the fourth of March, and clos
ing on the morning of the fifth at about the
same hour.
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THE REPUBLICAN JOURNAL, THURSDAY APRIL IL, 1906
some. wreckers working on her this morn

some Wreckers working on her this morn
ing. Prospects good.
Bath, Maine. April s. Navigation Is once
more open between this city and Augusta,
the last of the ice having come down Satur-
day, and the Kennebec river is now clear
from the ocean to Augusta.
London, April g. Batavia telegraphs that
ship Arthur Sewall, Gaffry, from Philadel-
phia for Manila (before repOrted), has been
surveyed and found perfectly seaworthy
discharging part of cargo. Apparently no
damage to hull.
Jacksonville. Florida, April T. All steve
dOres at this port have been notified by the
LOngshoremen's Union that on April they
will demand an increase in their wages OF
50 cents per day for each man. The wages
now being paid are $3.50, So and SO, ac-
cordng to the kind Of work. Should the
demands of the lOngshoremen be successful
the rate for loading at this port will be
raised Is cents per NJ.
Norfolk, Va, April 9. The five-masted
schooner Fannie Palmer stranded on the
Virginia coast IA miles South of Cape
Henry two months ago, abandoned and sold
BY her owners for few thousand dollars,
was successfully foated today by the tugs
employed by the purchasers of The vessel
The Palmer was taken in tow by the tug
Salisbury and passed in the Virginia Capes
at 2 O'clock She will reach Norfolk this
afternoon.