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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
FAIRFIELD.
kENNEBEC u. or N. MEN
Gather al Fairfield Monday Evening
for Their Annual Reunion.


The annual banquet Of the kennebcc
The annual banquet of the Kennebec
Valley Alumni Association of the Uni
versty of Maine was held a The Ger
aid Tuesday evening. about 25 being
present The Somerset County Club
We're the guests Of the association.
Hon w. 7. Haines of Watervillc act
ed as postmaster. and the following
responded to toasts: DR.. George Il.
Fellows, II. f. Cook, DR.. Forest II.
Perkins and Roy II. t1ynt. Those
present were:
President Fellows. Prof. Weston.
Prof. Boardman. President Htchings.
w. l.. Waldron. NJ. Foster. NJ. Burriil.
Hon w. I. Haines. Fl. @. BeaI. Arnold
Totman, Gordon Wids, J. *. Goodrich,
Robert Steward f. A. Parker. II. f.
Cook. J. L. Nelson. NJ. G. Bartlett. r
II. Flynt. A. G. Robinson. Benjamin
Brann and Mr.. Kilersted
A fine banquet was served and the
occasion was a very pleasant one to
all.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
Lewis Bamfcrth,

The marriage of Caleb Albert Lewis
10 Miss Minnie Ida Bamforth took
place at O'Clock last night at the home
oi the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
ueorse A. Bamforth, No. l Leighton
street. The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Z. l.. Marsh. The
soo.i's s were prettily decorated with
.oMrs ana foliage. Miss Leola A.
Lswls' sister of the groom. acted as
eSnlaia and Ross Bamforth. broth
=, lhe pride was best man. The
weuoihs march was played by Mrs. A.
n. orke' sister of the groom. Only the
Immediate relatives and friends Of The
lamlly were present. Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis Will live at No. 10 Getchell street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

Waterville is to be well represented
in foreign countries to remarkable
extent during the next few months. In
addition to those who have already left
American shores for Europe Will be
another party which will consist of Mr..
and Mrs r. w. Dunn. accompanied by
their daughter Florence and niece Ma
bel. and Mrs. A. s. Rice and daughter
Miss Ellen Rice of RoCkland. They VIII
sail from New York on q North Ger
man Lloyd steamer the 2l9t Of this
month. c. T.. Mathews and Charles Al
den will leave this morning for three
weeks trip to jamaica. They will sail
from New York Thursday morning
Malcolm Mower and Roscoe Hall left
Tuesday on their trip to the Philip
pippS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
WATERVILLE.

\ three cornered pursuit race will
take place Thursday evening at the
Coliseum in which Phillip Baker of
Fairfield. Clyde LaCount of Bar Har-
Dor md Earl Kitchen Of Waterville
will be the contestants. This will he the
first attraction Of the kind ever given
at this rink, but if it shall prove as
successful us is hoped. will not be the
last. The rink is open each afternoon
and evening with the exception Of Mon
dav evenings for the use of the public
who enjoy the sport.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
a Break at North Vassa Iboro.

Tie general store Of Meservey &
Lord Of North NassHIhnro. also Mar
tins shoe store were forcibly entered
Tuesday morning by strangers. pre-
sumlbly tramps, who We're in quest of
personal commodities rathcr than cash.
Neither one of the safes We're opened
or tampered with. The only articles
which have been discovered to he
among the missing were a few pics and
doughnuts from the grocery store.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

completed and last night at the regular
drill meeting the following appoint
ments We're announced by Captain
Harold l.. Pepper:
s-QuartermastCr F"ss, Cor
po"al Murray. PrivatcS Crommctt,
Clark, Iteid and Moore.
Corrorals- PrivatcS Wing. Reid.
Lyford, Libby. Nichols aud G. II.
Crummctt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
Warren Herson.

warren fersom passed away Nonda Y
morning about . o'clock at hi; horu,. on
Oak street, For u long time Mr. Horsom
had suffered from serious nervous dis
ease, which h9d confined him to the hors.
several months and to which his death
was due
He was born in Oakland tho eldest son
of the late Stephen and Asenath W;age)
Hersom. and had always resided here.
working as long as his health permitted
at his tradc in the scythe factory. A
Step-mother and two brothers, Oscar Of
Oakland and Allie of Boston. survive.
Funeral arrangements had not been
made at this writing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
NORTH VASSALBORO.

Notwithstanding the rain and mud
the VI. f. church was we'll filed at the
early morning service at $40 Sunday.
The exercises We're by the children fol-
lowed by reception Of three members
into the church and were of great in
tcreSt. The services next Sunday will
be the last of the conference year and
it ia expected that il will be the last
sunday of the present pastorate. for
While the desire on the part of the
church members and also of the con-
gregation is unanimous for the return
of Rev r. A. Colpitts it sens best for
him to complete his college course at
Middletown University and if the con-
sent of The presiding bishop can be Sc
cured will move for that purpose. He
has been here two years and is deScrv-
cdly popular with al classes.
Elton B. Aver who for the past year
has been the ovcrsecr of the picker
room has accepted the position of as
siStant superintendent of the wooden
mill
The first degree will he conferred
upon two candidates at the next meet
ing Of kenncbec Lodge. No. III. |. q.
o. F.. April Eth. Refreshments will
be served and all odd Fellows are in
vited.
II. u. r. Aver WAS in attendance at
the Cooper trial on Monday.
There was very interesting hap-
tismal service at the BAPTIST church
Sunday evening. Rev. F. S. Clark
the pastor who has ben assisting in re-
vival services in WatcrvilIc has re
turned.
An entertainment in the church YES
try, will he given by the Young people
of the Methodist church Saturday
evening. April q. the proceeds to he
used to help III the support of the
sureranuatcd preachers Of the confer
enCe.
The X1th anniversary services of the
Odd Fellows will be held at Vassalboro
chapel. May s. with a sermon by Rev
Il. a. Colpitts. Nassalhoro Rebekah
Lodge will attend with them.
NORTH WAYNE.
Fred Drnkwine has moved his fam
ily to the Frank Knight farm.
The town farm is being carried on by
I. p. Hodsdon and Mrs. Abbie Huse.
Mill Parker has closed his years
work for the North Wayne Tool Co.
II is expected that l.. Pcasc will move
his family away soon. as he closed his
years work for the North Wayne Tool
Co last week.
Tie Easter evening concert given at
the church by the Sunday-schoo re-
fleets much credit on all who assisted.
Some of the children were away and
some detained at home by sickness.
Solos were sung by Miss Tribou and
Miss Clara Loveioy. The church was
decorated with evergreen and potted
plants.
Mrs. Williston Jennings. who is suf-
fcrins from n severe cold, is a verv lit
tie better.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howe expect to
leave here this week for Collinsville.
Conn. where they will reside for the
present E. Cove will move his family
into the house vacated by Mr. Howe.
llTCHFIELD PLAINS.
Owing to the storm no religious
services were held at the Plains
church Sunday.
The Sunday School convention that
was to have been held Monday was
postponed
The Sewing Circle met with Mrs
RcDerts Friday afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

short time. Next Sunday closes the
siyth wear of Mr.. Harris pastorate.
Rev. w. A. Hanscome OF Dresuch
was i'm town Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Reed, who has been seri-
ously III, continues to improve.
MANCHESTER.
Joseph Fineld and daughter Grace
who have been passing the winter a.
Pine Bluffs, S. G.. are on their way
home They were in Massachusetts
when last heard from, visiting rcia-
tivcs.
Mrs. William Hunt passed FRIDAY
with Mrs. Emily Fletcher.
Ralph Putnam. who has been PASS
ing several weeks with his uncle ~
Rcadficld. has returned to his home
in Winthrop.
The last two weeks have yielded
large amount of sap.
Many cows changed hands in Man
chester last week. Hubbar l RopertS
bought one of T. NJ. Dudley, fred
Snow bought ono Of Leonard Barber,
Lawrence Cram bought one of Albert
Brown and Jeff Dudley bought two oi
IL II. Thomas of ReadfieId Monday
f. NJ. Dudley sold horse to J. r.
Mayhcw last week and Nj. Maybe"
sold his horse to r. J. Dudley recently.
Virgil Scribner lost his driving horse
last week. Judith was 28 years Old
CLINTON.
The second Home evening Of the Ar
cana club was held Wednesday even
ing, April II with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Holt. This was "a Home evening in
every sense of the word as the enter
tainment of interesting papers ond de-
lightful music, 50 thoroughly enjoyed
by all. was given by home talent. The
company Of about 40 We're called to
order in the spacious parlor and the
following program listened to:
March, Pass me Not o Gentle Saw
Jour-" monograph; prayer. Rev. f.. Il.
Foster, of the +. B. church: roll call.
quotations-M +. Authors; club mem
bers: Paper. people of Japan" Mrs
Julian Estes; banjo solo, Mr.. F. K.
Langworthy; paper. Royal Family Of
Japan" Mrs. f. L. Merrill; banjo solo,
Mr.. Langworthy; paper. japanese Lit
erature." Rev. J. w. Price Of the NJ.
| L. church: banjo solo. Mr.. Langworthy.
After the above each wrote q Flower
Story from which a great deal of fun
was derived. Then while other games
wele being enjoyed a call came to
march to the dining room where under
a canopy of green and white, the club
colors, were loaded tables with plenty
| of room for all. Eat, drink and be
merry was carried out to the letter.
after which music was again furnished
| by Mr.. Percy Loder with his phono-
graph and Mr.. Langworthy, who is an
expert upon the banjo. AT a late hour
all departed voting Mr.. and Mrs Holt
true entertainers in deed as we'll as
| word
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

One Of the principal objects Of this con-
test being the securing of new subscrib-
ers, we will give double value or forty
coupons on every dollar paid on all new
subscriptions.
In order to receive coupons subscribers
time payment Is made. Coupons will not
payments. "e"Sooys
Address all inquiries and coupons "a
ta, Me. 0i"ai' Angus
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
Standing Of Candidates

Mrs Lizzie Mcfarland. HallowelI . 1OOIi
Mrs Ioftje NJ I.ougfelloW Winthrop S0IJ
Mrs Annie =. Field. Augusta ....... ZIG
Mrs Harvey Moocrs. Cooper Mills :. 7El
Nrs Janet HalIctt Towle. Winthrop 7l2.,
Mis-. Maudc w Whitman Augusta 1922
Mrs. Herbert Horne, Gardiner 30!
Mrs Elmer r True Augusta ...... 6t,j
Mrs Arthur ID. Stevens. Waterville 5o3J
Mrs Lottie Harrington Fuller. South
Mrs Herman A. Taught. Augusta 4Sls
A. l., Drummond. Augusta ........ 4t'j
Miss Ethel NJ Reynolds. Richmond 4liS
Mrs. James Trask. Farmingdalc 40ll
Mrs viii Elaisdell. West Gardner 2S13
Miss Ella A. Towle. Gardiner ....... 219i
Mrs Edw. Howe. Augusta .......... 30.
Mrs. Hattie Nj. Dove. Weeks Mills :. D96
Daisy +. Libby. TOgus ...,............ 2S3
Mrs. Mabel A. French. Dresden Mills 20bj
Mrs. Jennie N. Frost York. Oakland 1871
Miss Marguerite Cooper. Gardiner go
Aurila f. Blaisdell Weeks Mills j.. III
Mrs. Philena NJ Burbank. Augusta 70)
Miss Marion Boynton, Weeks Mills .. 625
Pessie l.. Blanchard. South Gardlne-' COL
Miss Mildred Norcross. Winthrop >. A6
Helen F. Clark. Waterville ......... 40
Annie NJ. Thorndtke. Augusta ....... 352
Mrs. H. L. Madden. Windsorville. 80
Mrs. u. F. Peacock. Iitchficld ....... 3.3
Mrs. NJ c. Moore. Benton ............. :3l
Mrs Hermon Hysom. Weeks Mills =. PSI
Mrs. Albert s. Smith East Monmouth 2tl
Miss Edith NJ Cannon. Gardiner -. 223
Mrs. John Pinkham. Monmouth 49,. 21n
Stella Seavey. Gardiner ............. 155
Mrs. Bertha Littlefeld. Augusta -. 1t9
Mrs. Chas. W. Whittier, Mt Vernon IS
Mrs. Olive A. Laughton. Winthrop :. 20
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

Some curious examples Of the ,cg-lay-
ing habits of certain frogs are hcrc Civ
which was recently exhihlted ~ q
meeting of the Geological Socictv-rar-
res the eggs about in her mouth until
thty arc Matched. When til" young
emerge they arc not tadroles. but fully
formed. though Of course. diminutivc
frogs. An American tree frog. again
mas pouch along the whole extent nf
It's back in which the eggs are carried
until hatched.-London Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

Inc population Of the British empire is
aeo,lt af IL 100000. Racially the subjects
fr fwo .he e,on empire are divided roughly into
T Tmo Grasses, the white and 'colored
lhe former numbers but an eighth Of tha
.h. Wnoie. Classified religiously. it is found
mat there are IS, 100000 Christians in thc
empire OF the Christian rrouns
tne iitndoos number 20S, ,O0O. 900 ana III
Mohamnedans 94,OOOOOO. "'' ''''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
BIDS FOR PLUMBING AND HEAT,
ING

The new Administration Building nj ,h.
Maine Industrial School for Girls. will he
received until Friday. April 80. 1905. Plans
Hallowell Savings Institution. HaliovaW
Maine. The right to reject any or ali
ANDREW HALVES
Chairman Building Committee
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

Rev. Elizabeth Goldthwaite has return
cd to ReaGileld after passing several
days with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

Charles Davis OF Grccnvillc WIS in
town over Monday night at tn" home Of
NJ. L. Strickland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

Ralph Mains of East Wilton has been
passing u few days with his brother
Frank in town
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

i. II. Leach left Monday night for
Lewiston to represent Bodwell Com
mandery at the Grand Lodge to he held
today III that city. Mrs David Pike ana
Miss Maggie Johnson will also attend the
meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

MISS Georgia Manson returned to Low
isfon Monday to resume her studies 1t
Bates, after passing a week at her home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
SOLD BY

WEBER G. HEWETT,
GEORGE D. HASKELL,
MERRILL BROS,
GEORGE w. WADLEIGE,
A. M. BROWN,
n. w. FAIRFIELD,
EDSON LOCKE,
w. r. TURNER,
r. M. MOVES,
J. E. CUNNINGHAM,
FARMERS SUPPLY CO,
CHAMBERLAIN G. LADD,
A. A. BRANN,
GARDINER
CHARLES II. CLARY,
A. c. HARRINGTON,
HALLOWELL
JACKSON TOWLE,
WINTHROP
A. M. BOWMAN & CO.,
MANCHESTER
e. L. COVE,
WHITCOMB e. CANNON,
MORRILL, G. CRAIG,
WATERVILLE
w. w. ETE CO.,
FAIRFIELD
ALLAN & POLLARD,
WINSLOW
O.-s. SHERBURNE & CO.,
RICHMOND
FRED p. EMMoNs,
BATH
FULLER-H0LWAY COMPANY
DISTRIBUTORS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

The rehearsal for the Minstrel kazooEa
will he held in Murray v"stry ThurSday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
GRAND
Stove Contest.

This contest will close at II o'clock
noon, MAY 18th, 1906. and no coupons Will
he accepted after that hour. The last
coupon will be published In the Journal
of May u, 1906.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
Co. HIS. New Non-con.

The examinations of Co. IT M
A.. heid to fill vacancies among the
hoh-coHlntssioned officers have been
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

c. A. Young Of Portland WAS Il business
caller in town Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

Hiram Wyman Of Augusta is visiting
his sister, Mrs. r.. W. Merrill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

Joseph Green. who has been acting aS
guide Il Rangeley, is stopping here for
q while. after which he will go to Bel
grade Lakes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
OAKLAND.

Hiram Eddy is passing the week in ST.
Albans.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

save money, make money
Use the Journals classified
ads. You get lot for a little.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

short time. Next Sunday closes the
sixth wear OF Mr.. Harris pastorate.
Rev. w. A. Hanscome OF Dresdch
was i'm town Saturday.
Mrs. Julia Reed, who mas peeh Seii-
ousIy III. continues to improve.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18
MANCHESTER Err.

Joseph Fineld and daughter Grace
who have been passing the winter a.
Pine Bluffs, S. G., are on their way
home. They were i'm Massachusetts
when last heard from, visiting reia-
tiycS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-18

Owing to the storm no religious
services were held at the Plains
church Sunday.
The Sunday School convention that
was to have been held Monday was
postponed.
The Sewing Circle met with Mrs
Roberts Friday afternoon.
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watches SI.OOa ct ii.


Ingersoll watches ST 90 at ii.
Huesgen's.
Dry oak wood, sawed and de-
livered for ST. 90 per cord. 6.
Il. Baker, phone "a. d
Miss Westerman, of st. Cloud,
Mimi. is the pleasant guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Evans
this week. q
Clark w. Kelley returned the
first Of the week from a pleasant;
visit with his sisters at Blue
Earth, MINI.
Jud Whitman left Tuesday
.afternoo to resume his studies
in st. Johns Military academy
at Delafield, Wis.
Grand rugs made from old car
pets. Write Mpls., Carpet
Cleaning and Rug Factory, liz
1th st. M, Minneapolis.
Mrs. John Huet, Of Grand
Forks, spent a few DAYS this
week with her sister. Mrs.
SWanston, Of this city.
Frank Judd, who has been
living at Sherwood for some
time past. has returned to Devils
Lake to reside. s.,
r. n. Prosser saws he has
done a larger machinery bus
ines this year than in any pre-
ylous year since locating in
Devils Lake. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. Yves Elliott Of
Granville, 4 were called here
u J
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seHeaeaeHoneaeHeaenen
!: THE LOG All, FIELD !

Visit the Fair for bargains in
shoes.
w. II. Bell is on the sick list
this week.
You get the best goods for the
least money at the Fair.
Sterling silvera spoons for so
cents at Fl. Huesg Z.
Building operations in the res
indent districts are progressing
finely. 33s
Fred Roble of Deering, N. b. !.
was il the Getty on business.
Monday.
For fine diamonds. loose or
mounted, 90 to ii Huesgen's the
leading jeweller,
The Ladies Guild Of this city
will meet with Mrs. Wills Morse
lat Webster today.
Inc Altar society of the
Catholic church met with Mrs.
Hines last THURSDAY afternoon.
j. Stade is repairing his
building on east Fourth street
for Roma Sousa, who will open
a billiard hall.
Only$1 for asTyear's reading
at the Public Library. Rooms
over the new Y ork Cash store:
open M ednes ysarld Saturday.
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H.
company and The Farmers
Grain & Shipping company.
The article on Ramsey county
was written by A. M. POWELL
on Devils Lake, by Prof. D. F.
Bangs; on the Farmers railroad
and Farmers elevator COM
panies, by 3, F. Flynn; on
Crazy, by Edgar Anderson; on
Webster, by G. M. Fisher; on
Grand Harbor, by F. E. Farrell;
on Churchs Ferry and Penn, by.
w. w. Barrett. "A large por-
ton Of the article is reproduced
in this issue Of the Inter- Ocean
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D. w. Gilbertson left Tues
day afternoon for the twin cities
to fit out three customers with a
special list Of furniture for their
handsome reside nces. Gil is
about the busiest man in four
teen states.
Mrs. Joseph Kelly left this
week for Hammond, MINI.
where she accompanied her two
sons who will enter st. Thomas's
Academy for the coming year.
From there Mrs. Kelly will 90
to Peoria, Ill, where she will
visit for a few weeks.
a. j. Hancock, the competent
pharmacist in Ness drug store,
had bright little chap arrive
at his home a few weeks ago,
but thought he would wait I'M
til 1t was old enough to walk
before he said anything about
the important event.
a. D. Currie, who has been
with the Inter-O Ocean for about
a year, made up his mind last
Saturday to go west, and Sun
day he departed for Williston to
look up a claim, after which he
will go to the coast for the win
ter.
DR.. w. E. Hooking wishes to
announce that he has perma-
nently located in Devils Lake.
with pleasant offices over Hodg-
kinson's drug store, for the pur-
pose of practicing dentistry. It
will be his aim to give satisfac-
ton to those who desire his pro-
5fessional services.
Town killers says an exchange
are classified in seven separate
groups as follows: First, those
who 60 out of town to do their
shopping; second, those who
want a quiet town; third, those
who imagine they own the town;
fourth, those who deride public
spirited men; fifth, those who
oppose everything that does not
appear to benefit them; SIXTH.
those who oppose everything
that does not originate with
them; seventh, those who seek
to destroy and injure the credit
or reputation Of another.
In the August number Of the
North Dakota Magazine, publish
ed monthly at Bismarck by the
state agricultural department,
appears splendid write up sof
Ramsey county, Devils Lake,
Crary, Penn, Grand Harbor and
Webster, together with The
Farmers Mill & Elevator assoc
citation, The Farmers Grain
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Infer-Ocean. Devils Lake, M. d., sept. I'll. 1905.

Monday by the serious illness Of
Mr.. Elliott s mother, who live s
near this city.
We have complete stock Of
Thrasher supplies. Lubricators.
Oil cups. Injectors, Steam gauges
and Flue cleaners are among the
dist at Peterson & Adams.
Word comes from Claresholm.
Alberta, that John Cummins has
been i'll for several weeks with
typhoid fever and that there ID
grave doubt Of his recovery.
Mrs. Ed. Elliot and son How
ard. Of StarkWeather, N. b.
spent q few days in the CITY
this week the guest Of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Bell.
.. ]. Lanin returned last
week from visit at his old
home in New Hampton, Iowa,
/ He also spent a few days at the
Minnesota state fair.
II. G. Middaugh went to
Grand Forks Tuesday afternoon
to argue a motion before the
supreme court which was to
come up w ednesday.
Ed Lohnes has purchased the
Way idence in the Maher &
Locke addition. If Ed keeps
going, he will soon be the John
Jacob Astor of Devils Lake.
w. 7. Boyer, ahead Of Con-
RAIDS In a Woman's Power
was in the city several days this
week arranging for the produc-
ton Of this great play here Oct.
18th.
Miss Huesby of Mann s de-
partment store returned last
week from a pleasant visit with
friends and relatives in Fergus
Falls and other Minnesota
towns.
s Michael Noonan was in Crazy
between trains Wednesday, and
told all about how Devils Lake
is to be the future city Of the
north central part OF the state. Z
Crazy Public Opinion.
The windmill which pumps
water for the use Of the Farm.
ers' railroad at Garske was put
out Of commission BY Saturday s
wind storm, and a gasoline en-
lgine had to be substituted.
Erland Christofe rson post
master at Odessa has moved to
THE new town of Hamar on the
Aneta extension and on Oct. LIST
Mr.. G. will be postmaster at
that place and conduct a general
lstore. Crary Public Opinion.
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The best line Of leather postal
cards at FL. Huesgen's.
Dry oak wood, sawed and de-
1ivered for $500 per cord. G.
Fl. Baker, phone "a.
If you want good, mfortable
rig to go duck shooting, call up
w. M. Ball. Telephone So.
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and is well worth reading. 1t
would be good scheme to send
a few copies of this weeks In
teri Ocean to friends in the east.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-23
WRITES
FROM OAKLAND

Secretary Meikle a the Chamber
81 Commerce. relief committee. re-
ceived this morning letter from A
l. IsaWicy. - this city. now In oak
land and the head Of the branch
committee organized az that place.
Mr. HawleY says
ny Dear Mclhic
Conditions here are net aa had a.
the world will thinkathsf i. facilities
for succor and she his hearts Of the
people have made the fight much igsz
harsh than Nuutd - expected Ne
fantcs no crushsa All moving aiang
together % points - safety Forty
eight hours wiii pit TIE people in
places - rescue where they can -
Ted and cared Ger. rfuYiaipna-nut
munrV-arn wanted.
All - San Francisco except a few
outlying residence districts. u burned
over This - course. takes the food
supplies Tor hil this Part 81 the couu-
try 49, The ships and railroads must
bfing stuff im from all directions, FOR
there are thousands II people who
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