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NAIL BRUSHES, &C.

japanese Nail Brushes,
all bristle, wit h
hardwood handles. WC
ONE DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03
SII K MILL. O
Fol TFNNF.

French Silk Finish
Eolienne, a silk and linen
material that closely resent
bles the high cost silk of
the same name. Guaranteed
fast colors. Street and even
ing shades; also Dr.
black, white and ASSs
cream. ONE DAY
DRESS GOODS, o8c.
54-inch Atwood Thibet
Cloth; extra weight, for
tailored suits and skirts.
Brown and black. Regu-
lar s1.25 quail N0~
1T y. o N E yOGo
Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03

PEN POINTS, 2Hc..
Best Quality Steel Pen
Points. In all sizes and
shapes, tomorrow at 21ac. a
dozen-regular prices UP to
12c. a dozen.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03
OUTING CLOTH,

4Nc-
200 pieces of Light Outing
Cloth. In pink. blue and red
stripes and checks. Bxcel-
lent quality for
petticoats and -
an d e rive ar. A.6Mr
ONE DAY.. NtSo
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ROYS' SUITS. sos.

Do I y Do I y, YA.S3C.
Boys Novelty Suits. for
little fellows from 21a to 8
years. Materials are Fancy
Mixtures and Plain Blue
Serges and Cheviots, in
Sailor, Elton, Russian and
Elton Norfolks. Not all
sizes of each style-but
every size in
the lot. Regu-
a lar $50 9 y val Z So Of
DAY
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HOSE. &c.

HOSE, &c.
80 dozen pairs of Wom-
ems Fast Black Stockings,
seamless foot; ex- L.
cellent 1Oc. value OC.
for.
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COAL HODS, zoe.

COAL HODS, 2oc.
Large-size Galvanized Iron
Coal Holds and Japanned
Coal 8 h ov els,
q s s9@''e one v Bay 20c.
CLOTHES LINE, sc.
% feet Of Best
quality Cotton
Clothes Line, offered SC
tomorrow at.........
ALARM CLOCKS, 4oc.
Nickel plated Alarm
Clocks, warranted good time
a sse1 Value Nss oNE AOc.
DAY.
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UNDERWEAR, aoc.

Another lot OF Women's
Undermuslins, In c u d ing
Gowns. long and g hort
Skirts. Chefnise. Drawers
and Corset Covers, trimmed
with lace. Values
worth up to 6ec. e1VCa
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TAD CIT u ,1

JAP SILK. Ioc.
20 inch All : silk White
Habutai Jap. Wash Silk;
a quality noted for It's dura-
bility. Launders beautiful-
ly. Regular 2oc; nmr
nav
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03

TABLE SPOONS. &c.
Wallace Bros. White
Metal Table Spoons o.
and Forks to match. &c.
each, at...........,....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03

COMFORTS, $I.2o.
Large-size Comforts for
double beds, filed with white
cotton and covered with
best quality silkoline. Scroll ,
stitched; quilt
ed. Regular N
500 value. 5 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03

GOLF VESTS, soc.
Women's Double-breasted
Golf Vests. in white only:
slightly soiled. 80
Regular 81 value. sue
ONE DAY..........O 80
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KNIFE SETS, Ioc.
The well-known Christy
Knife Sets, sold regularly
at 19c. a set, consisting Of
pairing knife, cake
knife and bread 40
knife. All three Il UCa
for.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03
BROOMS, Ioc.

II ~ y y w = fONs
T h re 81 ri Ing Carpet
Brooms, offered 40
tomorrow, each. QDCo'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03
CHALLENGE MILK,
CURTAIN ENDS,

About 500 Lace Curtain
Ends - the manufacturer
sample strips used for
showing retail merchants
throughout the country.
They are ~ to 2 yards long,
80 to GO inches wide, and can
be used for sash curtains,
splashers, etc. In ecru,
white and Misunderstanding
a wide range Of handsome
patterns. Quail On
ties worth up to s1UC.
$500 a pair for.
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RICE BOILERS, 40
SAUCEPANS, &C.

Three-pint size Gray En-
amel Tipped Sauce
pans; sold regular p
larly at 1ec. ONE sc.
DAY.
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soc. ETAMINE, 3oc.
AZ inch Atwood Cream
Color Etamine. with crepe
finish. Soft. clinging quail
ity. In cream color only.
egular soc. 9n
value. ONE y VCe
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I0c. SCARFS, IOc.
Spachtel Bureau Scarfs
and Pillow Shams to match,
In braided effects, tomor-
row at Zoe. each instead of
19c.
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i. enjoys, 7Ac. yd.
A fine lot of Cambria,
Swiss and Nainsook En-
broideries, edges and insert
ings to match, in a variety
of new 1905 spring patterns.
~ = 4ssth a ''? ys aRs 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03
TOILET PAPER, sc

Arlington" brand Per-
forated Tissue Toilet Paper,
full 1000 sheets to a F.
roll. Instead of g.
10c., tomorrow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-01-03

Physicians and Surgeons
Toilet Soap, made of pure
vegetable oils; sold 81
regularly at 10c. a sc
cake. for one day at.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
Blair, Nebraifa.

acknowledgements er enonu DIT
nstFt brenoenoe Sppresmaal Der I
8ntn. gn temmelig ~betpoeli9 Wfds
iw1riftt af "Opens itemmeberetti9eoe
8ovsers bar 10 uotrptt oeres Snite
On ineen Salopner at babe, og peO
8aioet at Mapor og Radosmeolems
uarr fOrplieteoe oisie fig 10 ogiaa
til at banoIe / bette Spsrgsmaai
sFtrr Maioritetens 9nife. Sda
manfie man 10 pente oct b9bet Oper
aI TDipl at 9pen / bette 4ar biloe
blins morp". Oct iaa ogiaa no til
eef sfter GitD Councils MeDe iioIte
Sre0og Qften. Men geitemmelien
ON life at bebilge 2icenie / 4ar,
II. ion ret Ri foritaar, 6lepen RE-
rciIoereo" / ct fenere Meoe, og /
5zSef for er BET beItemt at forbeie
oeH ndrIige Saloonftat til $500.
Der fan fdd anfpges pad M ON
9loenfe un0fr benne ME Orb
Eanrr4- 6por mango aniegsre, Ser
0il bIiOe. bar pi ineen aunofa6 ON
<H0n.
ri ftal fife foe faa fort DIN oen
zspr Bsitemmelie, oerfom 9praa6st
fac nj imeoefomme 5lertddets On
Re nfo at forbereoe Saloonernss
4aiain9 til nalte Qar. Men / moos
f1r 5dl0 er BET Sroos imoo Moioris
<stsH. og oenne Ifal bel NOT Urge for
Sea at faa fit 9nffe fremmet.
Gn anoen Gamp foreaaar oq
EGa meo flor qlOor / 8Den os oens
Gznfgn Oct er aampen imoo 81
ocfrnoerne (oanoelions). @ne Sa.
per De @rpsplaner %bespnoer 10 MI
Al ie fad nnoioe no, men oe guile
EI0miter / 9rasfet iDnes man life
am- Oct fpnes Dog naiten, fDm 10
hnaTotre Stamp Der fsres imoo Dem,
oes iforfere fprmerer 6e fla. : Dor
Juhobp, Wisfouri 0aleb, Sa., bar
man lDDet 9rengene l Gent fer
5ssri puno yoanoslions", og ser er
anIift Here Cons at Dem, fortaar
M Def maa bel bialps.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
GfterIpsning.

eoparo ariitoFer Sobuieu Hiclz
len. 6 4dr gammel, pda Hsife fra
8anmart til Sleepp Gbe, MiHn.
meo Stibet Oscar II fummen meo
en- ung ManO, 5reoerif qIfreo aris
~itenien, bleO peo en- 5~ejltdselie ffilt
fra TN HejiefaIe / 6bicasu, 5rs:
bagen ben 4. Nai og fOm pau ct
forfeit Cog iammen meO to ouHfe
9dmer Tom oeioa rejffe til Minnes
iotd, men bpis nermere Opboloit.o
life tenoes.
OplbsniHg oesangdaenoe beoes
isnot til
qaif. q. g. Gang,
724 Wafnut Ct,
SleepD GDe, Wim.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
Gngelif=9 anif Srbbog.

5or De, iom eniter at tilegne zig
Den afturate engelffe llotale at en-
aelffe Orb, od er ulpeitaos @ngelits
OanIf Srobog langt Den beoite. oeo
at Sen angiDsr Den beitsmte uotais
af etbpert ensesIit Orb meo at BRUCE
oanife gogitapsr og peo Dem onsips
ben beitsmte 2po, Tom fal brusss
teo genapnslien at engtlfe Oro. =
9inige er Der fuloftanoig JorfIarins
puer Meninssn at etbpert ensslf'
Oro, iom er angipet.
Oenne Bog er abfolut Den beo=
tie for Tnfommsre bertil 2dnoet oa
anbefales frem for nogen anoen.
Boaen sr pda 730 Sioer, trnfl
,neo letlrfelige Tnper, og er nrfter
IL Sommer tnt.
prifen er $3.50, frit tiIfenot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
Gn Cub Der berer Ssnner,

gn aofaroi aaptajn, Der osoe
pad Seen, bdpoe inoen i'm iioitt
Iasiie neoitrepet en- BON for i'm fife
SIN og gent papiret / en- Ggetress
ltiite.
SITTER hans Deo laaieoe Gnten
aiiten. % oa bun liza pad lit 0eosz
leie. gap bun Spnnen Rpglen.
Spnnen potseoe op til en- uguoes
Zig og oaarlig Mano.
0an bar aIereoe en- miooelalorenz
De Mano, ga ban engans at Npss
9erriebeo aabneoe aiiten og fdnOt
9apiret, Der bapoe fslgenoe nos
|itrift:
IN. SIS Ben for 9uitru Os
Barn"
0u Sennen bap0e l9It genneH,
lagoe ban 9apiret tilbage og laaieos
|aiiten igen.
Men De Sro. ban bapoe left,
tunoe ban life laaie for. De br9no.
te inoe / hans urolise 9ierte; ban
bleu til iioit iaa obbt beorppet og iad
urOlis, at bans @ennsr troeOe, ban
par bleoen iinosfpg.
6an faIot / Stsbet for @uo DC
raabte til BAN ON Naaoe % be-
gnnote ct MT 2ib / Ben Og 2bz
.eigbeo.
90 Serren bite ia iom ben @no,
Ser Isnner Dem, Der tror paa BAN.
qaa berIig Maa0e iporeoe ban
Sen Ben, Ser bar neoldet life Blot /
Bitten, men peiad / bint Saberbjeris
for ooer ct balbt aarbunoreoe fiben.
: set bimmelffe 5a6erhus bIep
ser @lpoe ober Sen bortganqne Ssns
0iemtomit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
Gn trDg Stiaing.

Gn frigipsn Reger arbejOeOe en-
Dag PED oen oIfare Del uoen for
en- al 4meritas iterre gber, od Ell
A%ejienoe. Tom bleo opmartfom paa
bans tilfreoie og frimooige ll0ie-
enos oa Sen tidbnela0enoe 9l9oe,
boormeo ban ar6eioeoe. itanoie6e p9
ipurgie:
.5ror gu. of sin oerrc pil ielse
Sig2"
Rel. fpareoe Ieseren aIao, min
0erre bill aIorie ielge mig"
Or ou litter oerpau." De0bIeD
Den reifsnOe, at ban life biz itile
ia At meo oia for noaen gris2"
ia, ies er aIoeIes big Oerpuu."
asntog 9eseren. life for nogen
Qris piI ban titles beo mig"
n6psm sr ga sin 6erre?" fpurett
Sen ~fremmeoe meo Sorunoring.
W2eo @IGoestaarsr / ginene fpd.
re0e Heeeren:
SENS 9riifus CT min 6erre. San
uil dforis ialae mig. San f9fssr
dIoriq fine 5jeners."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
8iftfort.

De, fom snfter Yifitfort, fan fad
s<m frit tifenbt fra Danii6 2ut5.
9uh. 5puis til fslgsnbe priIer:
100 Tor S rs 400 for $1.25
300 for $1.O0 500 for $1.5O
2artene fr Hnt aarton, Stsrrelien
zfter gebug. @i trpttsr pao aor..t
uIf. fom forlon9es, paa en- sibe meb
fire og fmagfulos Strifts5ppsr.
Raor paa Reiier eIer 8efsg, er
M nemt og befDemt at BRUCE 9ifts
tSrt. Oct er en- let Waabe at gsrs
Z felp og i'm Corning bstenbt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
Sweetest Stories
Ever Told

or THE BIBLE BEAUTIFUL
for boys and girls. The greatest Bible
book for young people eve published
Beginning at the creation it takes the
reader through the Bible in fifty-two
chapters, one for each Sabbath of the
year, while a series of questions follow
ng each Day Reading helps to recall
and impress upon the mind the Bible
truths learned. Written on an entirely
new plan. A Book of pleasure and pro-
fit for young persons on Sabbath after
moons, as told by Aunt Prudence. Pro-
fusely illustrated with new magnifi
cient litographs in c%oiors, full page
half-tones, and many other beautiful
%engrayings. 254 large pages.
Price, rs Cts.
Danish Luth. Publ. House.
BLAIR NEBR.
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New Homes i'm the West.

Over a million acres of Land will be
thrown open to settlement on the Sho-
shone Indian Reservation Aug. 10, 1906.
The lands are reached by the direct
route of the Chicago & North Western
R'y from Chicago, It. Paul. Minneapo-
lis, Omaha. and other points in the Mis-
sissippi Valley. Send &c in stamps for
pamphlets. maps aud full particulars
to ". b. kniskern, z. I. NJ, {. Il y.
w. R'y Co. Chicago.
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for Salq

vi har en- udmarket Skrivemaskiue, ell
Ter Typewriter - Wellington No. for Salg.
Da vi bar fact den for Advertisement, kan
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henvende sig til
Danish Luth. Publ. House, Blair, Nebr.
Maskinen er belt ny. Den er. hvad kali
des en- visible Typewriter. det vii @ige, man
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](ge oan(6e DIGGER.

Tor lnore Uilsllon / Sdnmarf.
5sIgenbs bapes for Siben:
uguoeligheoens ire QrtitIer. or pa
for 6. Magsner. 81 Siber. 5
Smllag &c.
paitOr 9si. On af ROrb /. ainaa
9riifns. Gn 2spnebsfilbrins, al
Jru 9otparb 5aplor, misfionar i
aina. Operfat at paitor 5. gude.
Dolb. Meb Is 8insber. 5 On.
flag $1.10.
5oftsIfole oo 8srnesubstjsneit.. af
8. q. 9dnien. Web ct 5idag.
70 Sioer. 5 OmiIas zoe.
De blioe garnoomsbase. 4f air.
time Normart. 70 Siber. J
OmFug zoe.
Stiber fro asbenbaDn. If Q. 6.
Snbbolo: Snolebnine = Rulttals
berfoItene = i0sterfoftene = aunf
tlinteren = Den fiulte 5uttisbom
Den mpitiife 2eier. III Sibsr
3 tomponeret ginb $1.00.
0eo ben msrte 5Iob. gn 5Ortaflins
fra 4rmenien. OFF 3. Ilcoet. Qoa
Donf oeb gaifor Mattbiefen. 22s
Sibsr. 5 Omffag $1.0o. 5 ION,
poneret 9inb $3.50.
Spurpen og @abs Billie. gn Sprs
peielle mob sibens 9antro. 4f
gdffor 9. Miiniter. 3 OmiI. 10c.
MisIionsbibliotbstst. Rebissrst at
9aralb Senien. = I. 9efte: alers
amber Macfap. Gn 2spneostess
ming. 48 Sioer. ) Omilus 2ot.
Do. 2. og 3. 9efts: Mme. Gan: J
afrifds Snors. Minbsr fra 3ams
beiimisiionen. 81 SiOsr. 5 On.
flag 25c.
Do. 4. Sefte: SObn eIiot, 5nbia.
nernes 4poitsI. 16 Siosr. 8 DIM.
flag 10c.
gennem groaofssrne. 9af gertruh
Qlmquiit. 1875 Siber. ) OmFug
Doc. s fmutt ginb SOC.
5iter &,tb. of ganfp. gao 0orf
peb q. g. WabIen. $50 Sioer.
s Omflas 60c.
egf Saub = easr alfppsgrunb. UT
Glifdbetb 6olitein : 9oliteinborg.
Ia Sioer. ) OmTds 40c.
slrsr Seruiakms Fbfts Duge.
af Mrs. 3. 9. Webb. 484 Siesr.
: Omilag 8oc. Stint NIB. $1.2o.
ariftus, por aongs. Og bans Rig..
30 bibsfffs 8stragtningsr at giitop
o. 9sbfde. = Cant: Zen triits'
lige 5ribeb og ailbsn at 9ane,
fom oppolOer til ct epigt 2ip. b
preoit,ner uF paftor Gr. 3eufben.
Salt 50 Siber. OmTGs zoe.
er min 5ilfust. NOsl. at
Daoibs Sdlmtr fra 4bIalons Op'
rsrs 5iO. 4f q. s. 5dnfen. 154
Sibsr. OmIlas SOC.
Zen fennefte Gmgbeb. gn OOsrosi'
elie til 6ielp mob 9iosns 8antrn.
of paft. g. Wiiniter. % Siber.
8 Omilae 15c.
5pan og gftber. Gn 5~orteains ira
SsbeIipet | Ruslanb. ar afice
Gang. 5 Omflus 25c. Snuit inb'
bunben 60c.
tro. Gn 6ortefling fra
6ugonotforfagelierne. 26 Sis
Der. 8 Omflas 60c. 5 iompones
ret ginb $1.00.
Deb 2Dgtsng Gin. 5o%rtanins at M.
s Omflas SOC. 5 tomponere.
8inb 80c.
Qps paa 9ejsn. Smantrrt og Gors
toQineer til 8rus for pr9iter cs
Senbagsifolelrrere. 242 Sib<r. J
Omflag 80e.
De to 8rSbre. af 81. s. u. poo
Donit peb paitor 81. 3. Mabien.
286 Siber. 3 Omilas Goo. 5
fmuft tomponerst 8inb $1.00.
Zen bsflise aris. Ut JObn 9unban.
pua Ounf Deb q. 9h. Jtrnt. 81
frfir.rst af 6. 8unt. PIT sibsr.
8 Om1lae 9Oc. 5 tmp. ginb $1.70.
gibnssbprb ON 2ipet | arifus. @
Siber. 3 OmTas 10c.
Gennsm 9rrnoinst. vi u. @ibers
no glnpyfof fys tguo<fH q Slms
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
sDconharoel oe Smeoeprrffeo

xrx~~ -.,r.ndte Landsmand, ssRKN JEN-
xurT 800 r1odfa get en- stos F~orsyning ct
a5{xBsH ~EkJGGIks, SOM sseigce tl rimelikS
Frfrer. Kan sH1ger Laneing-v oknen ueu
49, -5orSyuet med en- ny Gasoiinr Lokomotix
r-orl s1le Nader udruotet III - 9ese All
80 Eu0et henherende.
Uos saa god At kigge Ind hos MAJ
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
0anlferen".

5rsou9 Oen II. Mai 1906.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
M arked spriS e r.
BLAIR, NEBR..
homeseekers' Excursion TO the
Northwest, West and Southwest.

Via the North Western Line. Ex-
cursion tickets at greatly reduced rates
are on sale to the territory indicated
above. Standard and Tourist Sleeping
Cars, Free Reclining Chair Cars and
The best Of Everything" For date of
sale and rull particulars apply to agents
Chicago & North Western ny.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
Wisiiunsmpoe.

ufhoIoes, ON @uo bill, / 9etbania %
Off 9orn Wlenis9eOer. Slt0orn, Sa.,
= / Dagene fra 5. 26. til 3. 25.
Maj, bportil @enner berpeo inobp-
oes. 5ilreiienoe beoes meloe oerss
Romme til en- Al unoertegueoe.
gau M~tenigbeoernes @egns.
8reoe Sohanen.
Sh. q. Sersito.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
hilbert Sea, Minn.

Sm CUB bill. afboloes M;giions-
meoe I Grin. ounif lutb. Meni9beo.
Gilbert 9eu. Minn. I 9agsne fra
mai D. q. aarlis Sno+
bpoeIie til ale.
paa M~enig6eoens @egne.
3. n. Often.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
e~fanoinapiif &ogebog.

Oct mda iii, slemmes at ri fals
ger en- goo aogebog. uoarbeioet for
fanoinapiit 6~usbolonins / Mmerifa.
Den er msget praftif os moi barb
at eje. Mdn fan bel moi faa Wao
ire @dnge ON Dagen uoen en- Rosss
bog; men Waosn funoe maate bHps
|liot bsors peo 6ialp at ben. Del
bar NOT pcro at prbbe.
DANISH PUBL. HOUSE,
BLAIR. NEBR.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
Cnlfes itrats.

en bpstia, aoruslis SmeOsipsnO Os
goonmaoer til at arbsibe Tor mig. On
ariten foretretfss. Cor ngisre uuoerret-
ming lirip I'll 6eu. VI. Mnoerlen,
6oroen Hsbr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-05-11
0uostjeneiter.
Blair. 9ebr.:

5uSstieneite bDer Ssnoag 5prm,
asaeL 1890 og often 81. 8.
Gsnoassftole bper Ssnoos 5orm.
axl. 9 | Sirfens gaiement.
8ibtnesnins bper Sorsoag aftsn
IL 8 | airtens BaIement.
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
TRANSFERS IN REAL ESTATE.

The following transfers in real estate
of Deeds for the week ending Feb. u, 1906
George L. Ames, South Thomaston, to
Walter r. Nealey, ct al, Northpcrt; land in
Northport.
Benjamin NJ, Bradbury, Fairfield, to A.
H. Blackington, Rockland; LAND in North
port.
Frank L. Chase, Unity, to E. E. McCaus-
lin; do. land in Unity
Kingsbury B. Crockett, Stockton Springs,
to John Boyd, Searsport, land in Stockton
Springs.
Leander A. Croker, Lincolnville, to AL
bert f. Dean, do; land and buildings in
Llncolnville.
George F. Elliott, Freedom, to Henry C..
McCorrison, Montville, land in Montville.
Stephen c. Files, Unity, to Edgar Bean,
Washburn; land and buildings in Unity.
Mary E. II. and E. n. Gould, Rockland.
to Charles 4. Hatch, Unity land in Unity.
Charles E. Jennings, Everett, to
Phoebe J. C. Wade, Lincolnville, land in
Lincolnville.
James F. Kingsbury, Frankfort, to Arthur
T. Snow, do. land in Frankfort.
Michael Haddican, Winterport, to Mary
Haddican, do land and buildings in Win
terport, G deeds.)
Charles F. Mariner, Lincolnville, to
John NJ. Wiley, do. land in Lincolnvil!e.
Charles F. Mitchell, Burnham, to Alfred
L. Bowden, do. land and buildings in
Burnham.
Nathaniel Page, Winterport, to Almeda
p Page, do. land and buildings in Winter
port.
Fred F. Perkins, Stockton Springs, to
Samuel NJ. Grant, do. land i'll stockton
Springs.
Nathaniel Ridley, Sea sport, to Susan E.
Wood, do ; land in Searsport
Della Snow. Frankfort, to Patrick Kelley,
End, Winterport; land and buildings IN
Wiuterport. .,,
Henry W. Spratt, Presque Isle, to Willard
B. futile, do. !; land in Isiesboro.
A. T. Trundy, Searsport, to Annie W.
Auspland, do. land and buildings IN Sears
port.
Fred y. Whitehouse, Unity, TO Charles O.
Hatch, do. land in Unity.
John NJ. Wiley, Lincolnville, to Addie VI
Rowling, Hurricane Isle; land and build
ings in LincolnviIle.
Charles f. Ward, South Thomaston, to
Mark c. Ward, Searsport; land and build
ings in Searsport.
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
GA TOR a.
Bears the N ''l6 hliu 'uu ndvs AwdyS ooug'
Signature sf LHAzzzI
Praise for School Officials.

In his annual report State Superin-
tendent StetsOn has this to say in rec
ignition of the work which the pains
taking and efficient local officials are
doing throughout the State: ''There has
been a change for the better i'll the per-
sonnet of the school boards. Towns
are more careful to elect persons who
are competent and interested in the
work. These officers are striving to
provide better schools. The executive
work is largely performed by the sup
intendent and the legislative functions
are in charge of the committee. The
two are working in harmony and, as a
result, most of our schools are provid-
ed with courses of study, greater care
is used in the examination, certification
and employment of teachers. and there
is more intelligent inspection OF the
work done"
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
NORTH SEARSPORT.

Mr.. Will George visited relatives in Bel
fast few days last week
Miss Hattie Larrabee Of Prospect is work
ing for Mrs. Marion Mathews
Frank H. Cleaves has sold his farm,
known as the VIM. NJ. Larrabee farm, to
Hon. A. +. Nickerson of Swanville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Trundy and chill
dren and Daniel Robertson and Miss Percis
Howard were in Prospect last Saturday
evening, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Larrabee.
Considering the bad travelling there was
fair attendance at the meeting of the
Waldo Veteran ASsociatio, held in
Granite Grange hall last Thursday, and
those who attended had very pleasant
meeting.
DoDGE's CORNER Mr.. and Mrs James
T. Marden entertained his uncle, Sylvanus
Nickerson, and family last week at their
pleasant home. 1.-The marriage of Percy
Hartman to Carrie Marden of SWanville
occurred at his home Jan. 30th. The young
couple have the best wishes of host of
friends for their future happiuess.... Arno
Buwden is employed by Mrs. C.. o. Fernald.
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
THE COMPULSORY P1LoTAGE LAW.

Committee Will Report Bill for its Repeal
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 10, 1906.
Representative Littlefield of Maine won a
committee on merchant marine and fisheries
voted to report favorably to the House the
bill repeating the compulsory pilotage law
regarding vessels engaged in the coasting
trade. The Pilots Association has been
making a fight against the bill. backed by
organized labor. At the last meeting of the
committee tie vote resulted on the motion
for favorable report. A similar bill was
reported last session, but did not pass the
House. If it becomes a law it will release
New England ship owners of enormous ex:.
pense by eliminating the employment OF
State pilots in ports in southern States. The
vote today was 8 to g.
The Republican journal., 1906-02-15
The Ellsworth Coasters.

The Ellsworth fleet of coastng vessels is
widely scattered this winter, comparatively
few of them being hauled up at the usual
winter quarters in surry bay. The sehoonn-
ers hauled up at Surry are the F. H..
Odiorne, Mineola, Nellie Grant, Revenue
and Osprey. The Ann c. Stewart is at the
mouth of the river, and the Wesley Abbott
is on the railway at Curtis yard for repairs.
The Lulu W. Eppes and Melissa Trask are
wintering at Salem, Mass, while the J.. F:
Whitcomb and Storm Petrol were caught at
Rondout The Willie L.. Maxwell, Julia
Frances and Myronus are hauled up at New
York The tavolta is at Boston, the
Henrietta A. Whitney at Nantucket, the
David Faust at Edgartown and the Otronto
at Quincy. The tug Little Round Top is
hauled up in the river, and the steamer
Percy " at Bucks Harbor. The schooners
Harry w. Haynes, Lejok and Glendy Burke
are i'll commission. Ellsworth American.