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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-20

Qebrer' ala 9auar bet
ter. Q9t 2ebrer BON Sopo baber
n6brenb Der biesjGbrisen @9uIfsrten
ais stnfabe Nrbeiter an bem 9aue ber
nsuen 2aIe mitsearbettet, tpelae fir
bte GtaatssNormalf1uls nit einenl
apiisnaufponbe bon $4,000 in Gl<
bore, So., gebaut ptrb.
Will nod Wa aibingto o n
ae ehen ben. Sn Ottopa,
4as., tit I'm 4lter bon ansebIt9 120
Sahren bie Ssarbise Wabola 2etpts &c.
forben, petde georss Wafbinston
bSuftg sefebsn babsn tpia unb piele Grs
eignife aus feinem 9.bsn gu ersdblsn
lpaBts. Sse mar in 0trstnien gebOren.
Ole @iraffe 1T 5 q 8
eiu5ise 8 bier, oas ni1t
fApimmen tann, mas bauptiGdlin an
ibrem gar gu langen 9alfe liegen fou.
Sebes anbere 2bier lit, tpenn es In tie
fes 8aHer seratben mar, inlmer i'm
itanoe. fi9 tpentgftens an Der Sberz
fla8e su balten.
Der Steinbntt t fou nah
ben Grfabrunsen Der Norbfii1sr Der
fru4tbarits alIsr 8etpobner oes beuts
f4en Meeres f.in. Sn fiinf Gremplas
ren. bon oenen Der fhpsrite Steinbutt
10 pfuno tuos, fanoen fi4 je 5,000.s :
600 bfs 10 Ofl0 000 Girr Sin 6eiIs
butt bon SO pfunb entbislt nur 1927, :
900 Gier.
Sn Tinnlanb tauft
tsbe $ aus fran tdsls9 sinen
neien 9efsn. Das lit etns notbpsn-
6iss Mussabe. 0a iie jeoen Gag ibr gan
jes 0aus ausfegt. Der BON ibr be,
nubte 9eien bsitebt aber nur in einsm
th8tisen 8uf9el frif6en, eriinsn 8ir=
tsnIaubes, beHen natiirlide 5eudtis.
felt ieoe Staubaufpirbelung perhitet.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-09-20

fur9en bra6en Die falte @trsnse. Jm
l9msr5enoen Sirn elm idper fterbenz
Der 9roll uno Elm l0Ienoes Selbfts
i9dben, I'm gebuntelten 9luge Elm @ins
gen aipif9en tangiam fhmel5enoer
9drte unb Gram.
Nein, er fonnte es fih niht mebr
berbeblen: iie tparen Die @iesenoen gsz
blieben, iie, Die Sunsen, aiibnen, oie
SroBigen, Die fi9 oas Slid er3nunz
gen batten. l1no Die StGrfe, gtierne,
ote nun aud Den 9ersipeiflungsi9rttt
get6on uno aus benz freublofen solbes
men 4dfts in Die Sretbeit fid aersttet
bate! Die gefeblt, aber NIT ibrem
5ebl begliidt, Die fir Die anoeren gez
oulotg gelitten, -eebuloig setporben
batte. Die erit ge9angen mar, ais
olles Merben umfouft geipefen, als bic
Seelenpein gu 9rpb gelporber. 2lls
ietne 9drte bas Wlub oss Grtrdali9en
iberfhritten bate -.
Die 8riefe = flor, tpabr, iiberaeuz
seno. aIage uno Subel = f9li9t,
EDIT, ersreifenb. aein WtiBton, fsine
9oblbeit. Reine Nusf6miidung, Grab
belt, @brfi9teit, ipiegelnoes 2eben In
leoem Son. In jeoem Mort. sSebes
Mort elm Iebenoises 3eusntb, oaB in
tbnen auf9egangen mar, bab grfilung
gefunoen bate olles, pas fie fir sina
amber an betBem Wiini6en uno 0pffsn
tn ben mutbigen, freubissn 5eraen se=
trasen bdtten
0as miB6anoelte, bliitbenaarte &tno
bate it6 ibm entpunben uno tldgte i'm
f9pelenoen @liide nod um ben peiniz
ger, bangle mad ibm -. Ser be-
f9impfte Mann ftano aufrs9t unb
ebrenfeit, elm treuer Sort Der @sfd6rt>
in, elm tbattrdftieer, 5ielbepubter
S9affer an Der aufiteigenben 9ebens=
babn :. Quf Dem 6eroe in Der Sremoe
brannte oas beilige Seuer, uno auf Dem
einfamen in Der 6etmat6 mar eine tobte
Nfhs -.
nllno Ou nod = @Da! ="
IS mar borbei NIT Ger 5affuns oes
IN feelenarmer 2(rbeit bdrtgef9mieoss
ten Waannes; elm S9rei mar Der
Same; Die Qusen, Die nod feline
Tbrane gefannt batten, quollen ibm
iiber. uno elm raubes. qualnplIes GtDbs
men RIB ibm bic fliegenben 2tppen pOns
einan6er.
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aNas Der Dtauent

nnter ben gbelfteinen. 1T @nateiis unter
ben Mr8neien: oas tuertnollite Seilmittel
fur bic ibmersbaften. iebe 2ebenstreube
neraGnenoen 6dmDrrbpiben. Die aneern
Dtittel oieier Grt belten, tpenn iiberbaupt,
nur nordber8ebenb; NnafeIis baaeaen
rutrs tn 6orm bon tueiden StubIsdpfhen
am Sibe oes 2eibens in ben 46rper eins
geflbrt. brin8t iomit be entsanbeuben
ooer blntenben Noertnoten in birefte Bes
rGhrung NIT oer tuirtiamfen Msanei unb
linoert iofort bic brennenben Ghmeraen,
unl i@lteBlih 8eilung am ersieieu. 8m
haben in allen Gpotbefen. 8rpben fret
5erlanot BON P. NeustaedterS Co.. Box
24l6. New York.
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tHDrtlesuno tDIati.
ssns gterbeu.

Weil iie 10 ibmab mar nom pielen
Weoisinihluden. oaB iie niht efien
tDnnte. lag Wirs. Wiarp s. Walters.
ct. @lairsS StraBe. Columbus, Dbio,
fattiih i'm Sterben. Sic 1breibt:
Wein Waaen mar 10 jhmah, baB ih
nid3t eiien uno meine Nerpen 10 sers
riittet. oaB ih niht ihlafen tonnte.
Nls ib benz 9Doe nabe mar. nabm
ih electric Bitters NIT benz &eiultat,
oaB id i0fort beiier uno aebeilt tpurs
be. Better @eiunobeits Tpnic Der
Welt. Soc. 8u baben BEL Moolpb
TreiB uno &. &aiteper & Sohn.
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S d n I E &c.
&tlerlei SmtereKantes aus alterlei 0es
btet-Jiir Ssnen etmas.

Nur 240 Sci tungen tperr
ben auf benz ganaen afrtfantfden &onz
ttnent berausgeseben.
Gin MiIIio mar 1T unlGnsIt
n M@isan ssitorbsn, Der ni9t peutz
ger als 81 Teitamente binterlaHen
batte,
Sn q n 10 pc n peroen be-
bDrbii1erieits frete 4benof9ulen fir
ben ltnterri9t in Der ensltfden gprade
unterhalten.
Sn 8 n 3 o n peroen in etnem
Sabre 3e, $50 9o9oetten gefetert, 129,=
335 atnber aeboren uno 1890 Men<
f4en besraben.
Qi6t peHtger ais 2O57
Strtfes babsn i'm Sabre 1906 in
Deutfalanb itdttgsfunben. segen 1878
tn poransssangensn Sabre,
Auf ben fG9fiI9e n
g I adtsba Rnen lieBen ii9 i'm
porigsn Sabre 40 perfonen tn felbitz
nSfbsrtf4et abfas iibsrfabrsH,
Die OsIftIber unpstt
1tr Oefaeoa 8ap In Qfrita
oIrfien ftd unter alien Selielbern Der
MfIt dls bie ergiebgiten ertpeiIeu.
Jn ptnnfpIpanien 5ino
pom Sabre 1s81xbts gum Sabre 1905
stnfwtiebiiG 4425 Bergteute unb 2422
Stlfsarbeiter um's 2eben gefommen.
Dis .0lppb 9roftItan
9 team boat 6 o." pirb tiinf=
ttgbtn oirefte Danpfer atpti9en getp
Dort uno 9usnos 9tpses laufen lafen.
Sn MegifD ift bi. 8auart etne
fo primitive, bab, tpenn etn 4aus tn
fol8e esnes Gxbbebens stnitifrat, Der
Eieenthumer tetnsn srpben 0eriuit gu
bsttageu bat.
3ni den oeffa unb
Rem Dort min ote ,Ruiiii9e
G2ifffabrtsseieuf daft" sfnen biretten
Dampferbtenit etnfiibren. Die gabr-
sfit ptrb % Ease betrasen.
Gin beliebter Qederz
btffen Der Sapaner lit ein GROCER
fpetber Wurm, Der In ben 9erablGttern
ber Roblpalme gsfunben tpirb. &C.
to4t, foa er etnen an iiibe Wsanbeln
ertnnernben Gsf6n,ad baben.
DauerfGpim immerin. Sgrau
Margaretbe 6sfemann BON Neub,
Nbetnprooin3. bat bic 80 &ilomettr
Iause Rbesnitrede bon @rimlingbau4
fen bis SrfDp In neun 9tunben, uns
anhrbrDden f1ptmmtno, 8uriidgelest.
aoble 1T ebbor, 10 be6aups
tet Or. gmil Sif9er, ipsl1em Dor bier
labren oer Robelprets fiir g6smie aus
Gtannt Duroe, Or min einen grtratt
aus aoblen bergeitellt baben, Der btes
felben Rdbritoffe sntbalten foa, pte
@eefiteafs unb Gier.
Die ruffif9en SeIes
grapbenlinien umfaiTen tnsz
geiaHsmt 109.375 Msilen, Die fransDe
ih9en SO. .760. ote beuti9sn 83, ,75O
uno bic brttifAen 49,375 Wlsilsn, Jn
GrDbbritannisa iperben mshr als 5tpetz
NAL 70 Diel Selesramme aufssesben
als tn Deuti4lano.
. ie 3 nimmt untsr ben
Hi4ern. tpel9e In Gnslano am meiIten
gefouft peroen, ben eriten plob ein;
Damn folsen oie Merte Don S6atefpeare
vno Didens. BON Didens iperoen
jdbrit6 100000 9Gn6e in gnolanb
berfaaft, bon ben In Nmersta pertaufe
ten aans au. f&peiaeu.
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MIC TENGGS
Bu&bauoluna ano 9ruderei.

@onto.Blher. Shreibmaterialieu
etc. be5ieht man am Beiten BON Der
ubigen alten ssirr1a. @roSe Guss
tpabl non SpOrt. unb Iancg. Nrtiteln
aller Nrt. Bidder uno Beitihriften.
Die OruGerei iibernirnmt ben Drud
BON Statuten. 6DhSeits., Berlp.
bungss uno Bitten. Garten. AQe
Nuftr1Qe tueroen prompt ausaefiihrt.
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- Die Stmmana Matra.
ten Sabrit fertiat Watrabeu.
4iiien uno Bolfter an unb uadbt cine
Speaialitat aus allen Reparatur. Olr.
beiten in ibrer Branne. @arantiert
iorgfaltiaite ausfiibruna alIer Gni.
trdae. Office unb Sabrit 309 9eorb.
6lores'StraBe. 0eues 9elepbou 223.
altea qelephon 1863 Sc
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ydaIltbe yonrttten sdlIatpaaen

ilah galifornien. ebenfu nad ct.
aouis Dia Teras & 8acific Babn
obne Wehfel. Sbreibt an iraenb
einen 9idet Ggenten tpeaen oieies
tieuer Dienites ooer an 6. 8. Eur.
ner, @enerals Baiinaier'aoent, Dal.
Los. Teraa,
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M. SC. & z. Sabu.

NJ. Sc. q Z. Sabm.
Nbfahrt.
9iab Baco, Sort 8prtb, Dallas, RanIos
@it1, st. 9Ouis unb Chicago, taalith,
(Sunlet 0ep9t) .8.45 0benbs
2ocalaIa nia SmitbniIIe. a. 10 8prm.
ntunft:
Bon Chicago, ct. Souls, Ranias gita.
Dallas, Sort g9ortb unb @acD, taolid,
(Snuiet Depot .......... s. Woroen8'
Hocalaua uia Smitbnirle. :. 9.O5 N6enbs
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@mlf Sbore sabu.

No brit.
Nah 9anernto, SUTHERLAND Sprtnos
Stofeafe. tdglidh, 800 8prIt,.
Nntunft.
Bon Stodbale. Sutherland Sprinos uub
9aneruia. taaIida. .....2:30 8odbm
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DRS. HIGHT & WHEAT,
.t...S..4. s;9a-GebS,,Se

3aRm6rste. Dids=0ebGuOe.
9lfle sabndrstliben Mrbeiten uno @pet
aialitdt, bic beriihmte oeutirbe Borseliane
Gements5iilluns, be qenaae 0uplitate
ppn Hatiirlid1en Adhnen berftellt.
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.. &. Welfb. Sabnarat 5O23 OFT,
2oniton. StraBe. Nrbeitiearantiert
Woaes GebiB $500.
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N1oref ! 8ericbt.
Ssteb g Nytarft.

Gan WntUntD. 10. September 1906
Ohien $2.4O bis $500 per l0c BIB
Siihe, $165 bis 1920.
Bullen unb nStaes", ST. 60 bia 1926
Sdbrlinge $500 Bis 1926.
8tilber $3.50 Bis $500.
Sdafe 1925 bis So. so.
8iegen $2.0Ob bis $3.50.
Scbueine $500 Bis $3.50.
ct. 2untS, 10. Gept.-Rtnbnieh
gatibe8 $3.50 b,s $5.35: geras Gieh
1896 bis $5.10.
SchWeine. 1915 bis $6.45.
3onia, per Bfb......... 9-lOz Gts
3alQ ....,..,,..,
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GpMtherm Waeific Wahn. .
u ntu NIT
q. u. q u. y. Sabn.

Rab Guero, goatum, SpuftOn unb @al.
beiton, tdgltcb. b.............8.45g gorn,.
unb l0.15 @benbs.
Rad Corpus Gbrifti, &odp1rt unb See,
billie tG9lid. ....... 80 unb ubenbS,
Rab Borne unb serrbille. tdelih.
..................... 800 Born.
Nntunft.
Bon guero, gloatum, pDuFon unb @al.
oeiton, tagltb. ......7.30 moraens unb
600 Nben6s. .
Bon Gorpus Gbriiti. &Dfport unb See.
nille ,taelitb. ........ 4. 80 moroens uub
@.VO ie9L9ut'
Bon 8acne unb sferrnilIe. taglih.
................... Nbenbs.
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si0meftteras luiiuid)t Gad)

Wenn Sbr guh iraenouH nieoer.
laiien ppllt. tut eS entlana Der Gis
ME Der
Gan 9lmtDmiD & 2lramSas
95aB Sabn,
i'm @arten'D Diitritt oes Staates. @e.
iunbbelt uno &lima uniibertruffen.
BilIiae 2dnoereien fir ben Fartner,
Warttgdrtner, Sbits uno giehsadter.
Beaen @inselbeiten penbet gud, an
9eu. S. Anpton, O. g. g.,
Son Nntonio. geras.
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Y q n NJ % ollie.


Can Sntnmtr, geg., 10. Sept. -
0rbinarb 5I Gents; @opo Or6inarn
81 Gents; Com Wibbline 7.11I16 Gents;
Deioolina 8.7I16 Gents; @opb Ribolina
8.llll6 Cts. Wibolina 5air 9.lI16 Cts,
@alDeftUn, IeE., 10. Sept. -Orntnarp
81 Cts; 9DDb Orbinarp 75s gts.; !;
Sotn Wttoolina 811l16 gts.; Dtibbline
g:7!l6 ets:: @Dpo Wtiobline 9,lll16 gts.;
Ni0oling 5air 10, lgl6 Gents.
Hetp CrleanS, 2a., 10. Sept.
@oco Ordinary TX Cts; 2om Mibb.
ling 8.lll16 gts.; Dtibblin9 9.5l16 gts.
@ooo Mibbline 9.9sl6 gts.; Mibbline
sfair 9.15Il6 Gents.
VmlmwOlliaulen uuO OeilenHrobutte.
grima ganmwolliamen MebI. per
Tpune $24.
8aumtpDuiamen Del, rob, 80 gts.
Brima 8aumtpoIliameu Sudden, per
EDnne $24.
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y { m d {.
Sartoffeln. 9eraniibe, $1.6O-$I.65.
Stuiebeln, gellotu Danner, 81 .90-$2. 90.
E0maten, 4 aorb &iften, co.'s Cts
8arrotten, 40 Cts. per 9ubeno Bitnbel.
SiiBe &artoffeln, $l.00 Cts. per 8uIbel.
8obl, $2,25-$2.50 per 100 Bfb.
BDbnen. 8ad]s, $500 gts. per RiJte.
Briine 60-70 gts. per &iife.
@urten, l 8ulbel.8iite 60-75 gts.
Otra, Is Guihels&ifte so Cts.
Squaib, "a Gulbel.8ifte 25.gts.
gisr>Bfanaen, 25-35 Cts. per "A Bulb.
8orn. l5-20 gts. per 9ubenb'
Bfeffer. 80 Cts. per 8or.
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GiienbabnzT
s. & o. u. @abn.
9Ihfn h'rt

Rad allen RorbsEeras<Buntten ........
................4 ubr unb 500 8orm.
Noh ct. 2ouis. Wempbis unb benz
Often. 1.20 uhr narbm.
Nab Noro SeIos, sfanias gitp nnb
St. Souts. s................ S.15 Qbenbs
Ha9 NeEtf0 0............... 1920 pDrms
Nufunft.
8oA ct. 2ouis unb benz Often. ..6 BORN.
Bon lpcnlen Buntten Cos nochm,
Ven ct. 2ouisn. bem Often:Il .05 abenbs
Bon Sareoo uno Nterito 80. LOO nochm.
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5iHt's S Gents papana. 8 iaarre
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s5in6's 5 Gents Dapana 'siaarrea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-29
TWO INSURANCE MEN.
CONTINUED from Page One.)

the business Of said corporation certain
false entries"
The entry on the first indictment APP
pcarcd as follows: :.
Il. e s. 2oOO shares Chicago ana
Northwestern preferred at 235-$470,.
600. p. & s. 300 shares Chicago, Milwau-
kce and st. Paul preferred at 190-$57,.
COO
(Which false entries" the Indictment
relates, then and there purported to-
set forth and indicate and did in SUBJ
stance and effect. then and there sig.
nifty ana declare that the said New
York Life Insurance Co. on Dec. 81.
1901. received in payment for 1000 shares
of preferred capital stock OF the Chi.
Gag" and Northwestern Railroad CO.
the sum OF $4,000 and received IN pay.
lhent for 200 shares Of the Chicago.
A'iWauh"e and st Paul Railroad Co.
%Jl.to0 whereas such payments, all Of
" hi"n the said George W. Perkins well
knew We're against the form Of the
statutes and The peace of the people OF
New York"
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evening ut the y. -. L. W. hall when
members Of Kennrbcc Lodge. Degree
% Honor. rendered a reception to Mr
ana Mrs. Herbert II. Ring in observ-
ancc Of the 18th anniversary Of their
marriage. The hall was prcttiIy deco
rated fer the occasion and there was Il
larg" number present.
Til" reception followed Immediately
The regular meeting and was a COM
pctn surprise t" Mr.. and Mrs Ring
who suspected nothing until Mrs. Mar
shall, the retiring chief of honor, in a
few Wcll-chOScn words. told how great
l. the members appreciated the active
interest Mr.. and Mrs Ring took in the
order and presented rs Il token Of APP
rreciation ana friendship Il beautiful
uuartcrrd oak hat-trrc. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ring were too surprised To say much.
Int they showed very plainly that they
fully appreciated the gift and the sen
tIm"nt in which il was given. Then
congratulations were extended to tn"
nridcand groom, refreshments Of ic"
cream ana cake were served ana the re-
nainlcr of the evening WAS passed
most enjoyable with music and dane
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ring are old residents
Of Gardiner ana are known here by q
host Of friends. They have two sons.
Fred. who is in the meat business with
his father. ami Arthur, who is passing
The winter III Florida.
At the regular meeting proceeding the
rcccptinn officers We're elected as fol
lows:
&. of H.. Jessie Wing: !. of H.. NJ. j.
Morrison: 4. Of g.. Nellie RobinSon:
usher. Lillian Blair: recorder. f.. j.
Rus: receiver Julia Hathaway: iinan-
cicr. 4. ID. McGroty: |. w. Fannie
Elcn: o. w. Joseph Bell: Rep. to G. L..
Lizzie Marshall: alternate. MarSciia
Morrison trustee for three years, .. T..
Hathaway.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-29

pastor: Mcrning service ut 1919 o'clecll
Win sermon by tn. pastor; Sunday
schuui ut Il: evening service at {.
UnVrrSali.st church: There viii Ire no
scrmcn Sunday morning. Sunday school
ana evening service will ~ held rs usual.
FIRST Church Of CHRIST Scientists: Ser
Vie" at 1o.ij y. NJ; %ubiect of lesson
sermon: God" testimonial meeting
WcGnc s,,ay at 30 l.. NJ
Highland Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. Rev. J. Il. Clifford pastor. All
seats free and i cordial welcome To al.
Morning Worship with sermon by M
pastor mt 1910; Bible school ut l. NJ
uudi" crly review day; devotional Meeting
4 tn" EpWorth Icagu" at L +. NJ. led
py Go IL" Sug"r; suDicct: "Our Pt,r-
poses f:,r l."n: HAY" They Been Accom-
plSh"d"" praise. and gospel s"rvir" led
hy th" pastor At : T. NJ. At tn" watch
m""ti"S Monday night from t. T.
O'Clock The pastor will ne ASSISTED hy
R,v. II. l.. Nich"!s Of lIallowrll. All are
invited
II" Highland Avcnu" Methodist Epis-
ctp:l church Will hrld its annual banquet
and roll c"Il "Wednesday. Jan. >. Ut 60
p',l ipt;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-29
JOINT CELEBRATION.
Two Anniversaries Are Observed a
Same Time Friday Evening.

The joint celebration of two ami
vcrsaries took place in the Free Bap-
fist church Friday evening. The first
event. and one which was scheduled
| beforehand, was the observance of the
92d anniversary of the birth of Simon
s. Lemont. one of the members of the
| chllrch, who has resided in the city for
| eight years and has been an attendant
at the Free Baptist church Of this city
during that time. Mr.. Lemont was
born in Bath. A host Of friends in
TINS city extend to him their congratu-
| lations. Mr.. Lemont was presented
with a sum Of money as a token of the
| esteem in which he is held by the men,
bers and attendants of the church.
The other anniversary which was OBJ
served, which indeed was on the sched.
| ule, was the silver wedding anniversary
Of Rev. and Mrs. A. ID. Dodge. the pas
tor of the church and his estimable
wife. Rev. and Mrs. Dodge were in
vited to Oakland by a friend to pass
the afternoon and evening. They Wis
tied there in the afternoon, but insist
cd upon returning to WatervilIe to at
tend the birthday anniversary of Mr..
l-emont. When they saw the figures
"1SSl-l9O6' which We're in full view
upon entering the vestry they realized
that the affair was in part in their
honor.
Rev. and Mrs. Dodge held an infor-
mai reception. giving their manv
friends an opportunity to offer their
congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. DODGE
were presented with a sum of money
as a token of affection and esteem. Re-
freshments of sandwiches, coffee and
cake were served.
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Mrs. Martha E. Leiahton.

Mrs. Martha i. Leighton. whose
death occurred Wednesday. was the
daughter Of capt. John Anterior Of
Bath Tho marriage to Mr.. Leigh, who
di"d four years ago. took place Ian.
y, 1854. The first few years Of their
married life was passed in Portland.
hut they shortly returned to Portland,
which had been the home Of a long
and happy union.
Mrs. Leigh was for many years Il
commitment at st. Mathews church.
and was deeply Interested in Hallowell
affairs. Jlcr strength OF character. her
Patient, accomplishing endurance Of
lifc's troubles endeared her to friends
with whom she came in contact. Her
home to them was a most welcome
haven. She is survived by two
daughters. Mrs. Chas. f. Dnsmore AMI
Miss Grace +. Leigh. The funeral will
occur this afternoon at O'clock
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Sanborn Lodqe Elect Officers.

The following are the officers elect
of Sanborn Lodge. I. q. o. f.: Noble
grand Elbridgc Lehr; vice grand, Hen
~ Rankin; recording secretary. Ciar-
ence Hurd; financial secretary. Luther
+. Gray; treasurer, n. H. Bridges:
trustee for three years, Chas. Doucctt.
TIL" installation will occur the second
or third Thursday in January, but 10
decision has been reached as to vii, tn
"r It will J." public or private.
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Mrs. Jeremiah Murphv.

Mrs. jeremiah Murphy died at her
home on Ticcnic street Thursday night.
at the age Of 20 years. drcpsy being the
cause Of death. Mrs. Murphy is sur
vived by her husband. a son. Michael
Murphy of Waterville. and three
daughters, Mrs. John Sweeney Of Oak
land. Airs. Mary Cathemburk of Bath.
and Mrs. d. r. Donnelly of Watervillc
Her loss will be severely felt in the
community. The funeral will be held
at O'Clock Saturday morning from St
Francis dc Sales church
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The Kcnnebec Realty Cos. new hotel
The Elm House" has been opened to
the public, ANA the new proprietor is
Mrs. l.. O. Rose. The building has
been renovated i'll n very practical way
ANA thoroughly meets the demand. The
upper rooms have been rcpainted and
papcred, and extended Improvements
made on the two lower floors. The
basement provides spacious dining hall
and Kitchen with hard wood floors. a
Royal Steam Heater has been installed
by j. II. Cogan. Steam heat on the
two lower floors. with bath ROOM hot
and cold water and electric lights are
incluled. Rooms have been reserved
for transient guests
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ingston rector Sunday after Chrstmas)
Morning service at 1879 o'clock; Sunday
school at ll.30 o'clock.
The fine Christmas music rendered al
the Cid South church last Sunday by the
choir Will be repeated Sunday morning
and the pastor will preach u New Yeaf
sermon.
Old South Congregational church. Rev.
c. A. Wight pastor: 1870 A M, New
Year sermon by the pastor. The choir
will repeat the Christmas music. l1.45 A.
NJ, Sunday school; +. NJ. service under
the auspices Of the Y. p. s. G. T..
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. H. j..
Nichols pastor: 1870 A. NJ, New Year
sermon by the pastor m" Christmas
music Of l"st Sunday will be repeated
hy request l. NJ, Sunday school: 3 +.
Nj, Junior League =. M. i;pwor! i
I.cagu" mission study; p. NJ, cvanGol-
iStic service.
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No One Blamed.

The inquest on the death Of the late
Arthur w. Sterling was held at Clinton
Friday morning. The hearing was con-
Quoted by Coroner II. +. Smell of Wat
erville. Hon. Charles F. Johnson of this
city represented the Maine Central
Railroad. The jury agreed upon the
verdict that the deceased came to his
death by being struck by the locomo-
tive of train No. 127 on Wednesday
morning. Dec. &c, and that no blame
was attached TO anyone.
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At the regular meeting Of the waver-
ly Rebelah Lodge held in Odd Fellows.
hall ThtrSdav evening, the degree was
conferred on 'fr and Mrs Andrew F.
Tibbetrs md Frcderick Pulos. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: V. G.. Lena
q. Delano; r. S., Susie NJ. Stevens; F.,
s.. Nellie NJ. Burse; Treas, Blanche r.
Getchell; pianist William Aveyard;
trustee. Abbie w. Buxton. The election
Of noble grand was omitted. Refresh
mellts were served and social time en-
inNpi IN
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Lothrnp; "Children'S Evening Hymn
song. Beatrice Adams: "Harry's Christ
mas" Theresa COBB; ""rhc First Christ
mas Ev",' George Bu2Zcll; music by
school; ~ BOY Hero" Louise Lara
'hltiy'S Letter." lncZ Berry; reading.
Miss Ethyl itiMhall; "Mary's Lamb"
Doris Lothrop; '"Thc Stars of Christ
mas Night" Beatrice Adams; reading,
Miss Lottic Howard; Christmas cxer-
else, school; "A Smack in School" Rom
aid Lothrop; music by school: "Vaca-
ton Carl Berry; ~ Slcigh-ridc," Jo-
seph Moore: MERRY Little Bells" song,
Beatrice Adams; "Santa's Honeymoon"
school; "Telcphcna Message" F,rncstine
Al ar:l
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Richard n. Fisher.

Richard II. Fisher. late II Co. 3ath
Mass. Inf. died at the hospital Friday
forenoon. Mr.. Fisher was born III Rock
port. Mass, and was by occupation a
stonc-cutter. He enlisted at Quincy
Mass. May .. 1861 and was discharged
at Boston in August, 1861; re-enlisted at
Boston Aug. l.. 1862 and was discharged
at Alexandra. Va. May Is, 1865. He was
admitted to the Branch June IT, 1897.