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gun in my coat having removed it from
my bosom where l had it concealed.
Fred offered to carry my coat and /
told him all right. Then was walking
to the door and George was in front Of
me. It was just the chance / wanted
, and then shot him. My brother Fred
grabbed me and sat down down on his
lap and put my arms about his neck.
/ sat there and an officer came. | do
not regret doing it. l am glad did it.
I fired once and tried to fire another but
there was such Observation-Disclosures.
there was such loud noise made by the
crowd, I don't know whether / fired
again or not. shot him in the head
and l knew if hit where / intended to
it was instant death. / intended to
follow him to Portland if | had not shot
him here"
Perry Mitchell Talks.
Perry Mitchell made the following
statement:
"At the depot | went to check mygrip
and when / came back | saw Esther
standing beside them at the counter,
seemingly looking for us. She looked
as if nothing was the matter. I said.
why, Estherp She said, I just came
down to see you off, just then I mo-
TONED for George. He came up and
spoke to her. She made the remark to
the matron that she wanted 10 see
George. George shook hands with her.
She said, I will walk out to the door
with YOU and George walked ahead
talking, she dropped back and Fred |
was by her side. Fred said to her, let
me carry your coat She had the coat
on her arm and seemingly had the gun
in her hand. She said All right and |
like flash shot him before we had time
to even think"
At the conclusion Of their statement
to the newspapers the brothers called
for Captain Sullivan and asked Frank
Hurt be placed under arrest.
Mrs. Crefield Blamed.
In the statement Of Fred and Perry
Mrs. Creffield, the widow Of the
Holy Roller" leader and Frank Hurt,
brother Of Mrs CrefIield, are blamed for
5he tragedy The-two were brought tol.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-13
CHANGERS HOLD A BIG
MEETING AT MOLALLA

M0LAI4LA ,ore- July 1.-THE Claek-
amas County District Pomona Grange
met yesterday in the hall of Molalla
Grange, No $40. The meeting was
opened in the ritualistic form of the
order.
Molalla Grange, No. $40. has a mgn.
bership Of l59, being the banner
Grange Of the county. The membership
Of the entire county is about 1900. At
IL o'clock the meeting adjourned for
dinner which is always a feature of
these meetings. About 100 members
were present.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-13

NEW YORK, July H. July l2.--
Samuel Platt, secretary of the House.
smiths Union, Sam Parks old organiza-
tion, was held in $1,000 bail for the
grand jury yesterday on the charge Of
selling bogus membership cards. Louis
Miller swore that Louis Jeffkin sold
him bogus membership card for $50,
and Platt is alleged to have been impli.N
Gated in the swindle.
The policy have been trying for some
time to find JeffISin. Union men are
greatly interested in the case.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-13
Plot To Kill Him.

PORTLAND. July l2-That Mrs. Starr
knew her brother was to be assassi.
mated in the event Of his acquital Is the
belief Of D. +. Starr, her husband. Last
night when seen by an Associated Press
representative here, after being told Of
the tragedy Mrs. Starr was in smiles.
An effort was made to talk with her on
the subject Of her brothers death, but
she said smilingly she had nothing to
say.
Starr is satisfied that there was plot
to kill George, and that it was hatched
some days ago.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-13
SEND SEWING MACHINES.

CHICAGO, July l2.-At a meeting Of
the Ways and Means Committee of the
Chicago Commercial Association held
yesterday, 500 sewing machines were or
dered sent to the relief association at
San Francisco. The machines had been
asked for and the order recommended by
the local relief association here.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-13
Mrs. Crefield Blamed.

In the statement Of Fred and Perry
Mitchell, Mrs. Crefield, the widow Of the
"Holy Roller" leader and Frank Hurt,
brother Of Mrs. CreAield, are blamed for
the tragedy Tbe-tARo were brought to.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-13
BUILDING TIEUP.
Chicago Cement Workers Strike For
Big Raise-All Union Men Idle.


CHICAGO, July l2.-More than $2,-
100000 worth Of building contracts in
skyscrapers and on streets were reported
to be tied up by the cement workers
strike at conference Of concrete con.
traitors yesterday.
The army Of men on strike totals
5000, thelist having been swelled dur
ing the day by several hundred laborers
who were thrown out Of employment by
lack Of work. In all cases hodcarriers
quit simultaneously with the cement
men. Cement fnishers and paperers also
joined the strikers ranks Practically
every union workman connected with
the concrete construction Is idle.
Contractors sought in vain for some
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-07-13
FROM THE HOUR OF BIRTH
Mothers Should Use Cuticura
, Soap, the Worlds
FaVorite

Mothers are assured of the absolute
purity and unfailing efficacy of Cuticura
Soap and Cuticura Ointment, the great
Skin Cure, in the preservation and puri-
fication Of the skin, scalp, hair, and hands
of infants and children. For baby ecze-
mas, rashes, itchings and chafngs, as
well as for annoying irritations and
lucrative weaknesses, and many sana-
tive antiseptic purposes which readily
suggest themselves to mothers, as well
as for all the purposes of the toilet,
bath, and nursery, Cuticura Soap and
Cuticura Ointment are priceless.
Sold throughout the world Cuticua Soap &C., 0int-
ment &c., ResOyent &c. lin form Of Chocolate Coated
Pills, 25c per vial Of G, may be had Of an druggists.
Potter Drug and Chem Corp, Sole Props Boston, Mass
sR Mailed Free. The Great Cuticura Skin Book"
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-08
IA VIEJA lSERGULA

como al murmuo de los aglos pasado entm de los
rsuerdos ocuItos en- peho E cuhicheo due de olls
laH pmerss paabra de antigua yends ique
lA mima playa. ~ 80
oada n compahia de ioven hermoso fuere como
ella veine cuando e pregunaron de d6nde ven
copt6 que sgui hsbA evado muy leos sobre mon
Ia haba hecho mujer 81 ioven ho suyo. habi
ouedado hu9rfano padre d da Ell agu nt6 desa
lece 90 emont6 por ultima del ceo plegando a
las alas de6 pedAmente sobre las agudas saentes
CAS- en- lss que ae hizo povo.
Todo e mundo vea admiration al hio del sguiIs no.
tano que no erente los demas hombre 6ncamDte
Obs tenan II frialdad feeza del rey de lo espScios
peRunba contsba sino quelo psreca grr3ardo
slenco en- los demas cso egsron os efes los
oend6 am&ndole sA.cha emplumada de punta die
ron sTodo mundo respe mlares de venes de dobe
edad que oy ohedecen nuesaa 6enes ain repcar Pero
mirSndo arevdamene es conte6 exsa otro er
ne k ouaas que aqueos 16venes admitAn efe pan
se 10 comeran en- cuantO 81. reoonoceriA nnguno.
Los ancisnos se ncomodsron grandemente le dieron
Aquf hay ugAr s6r de tn especie donde
mejor te plszca
Ech6se reir Sc ue efectivsmente donde meior e pugo
que fu al ado de linda muchcha no e qutab Oo de
encms Acerc6ae ella Is abrz6 pero a ioven hil de
De los a uue acabsbsn ds condenar aunque e fues my
hsrmcs2 ella le h,z5 temendo padre Quo, sdem&s
sei.e Zero d ho de- 82ulA di6 golpe fuere que
bizy casr TERRA Lego e puso pie sobTe pech3 npr
mic con volencs empsz5 echar sngre por Ia bc
suspiro profubdmente retorc6 con aDgusta expire
s vista sQuel especsaculo, todos sqaeos hombTs
sobrscoq6 on terror ndcrptb cuAnto que aqueG
urmera que mas nan al muer prssencia. Per-
mspecieron casdos sbIoT0s mucho tempo 10 conempn
mpaydo en- pie unto 81 csdsver de IL i0Ven que hab que
dAdo con il bocA alberta grAndes oj oS
ellos como pidendolss veDganza.
FL asino IermAnecil impasiblei levanAba h cAbezA
orgolO parca que sspsra'e con Nrogancs ~ cAitgo
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-08
NotiCias dol dia
igon.snuGssSn de Ia p6Qina u

-
LOS PIANOS cue han sobrssa
lide ON estes fltinoa ciAco afios por
6sta rax6A los recomendados por los
yrofssorss do mtsiea do mas prsstigio
On 10 isla, son los do 10 fAbrica Koals,
g. Campbell, do New York, de 10 cua)
% agsate on San Juan A. 3. Bclaval,
Apartado 81, ~ quien puede ustso
dirigirse para msjores informes.
-Es NECEsARIO exigir que csds
sstia obtsng4 grabado el nombre Dl-
gsstivo MojsrrissA, psro un s6lo sssu-
ehs oroducs nsIor sfecto que una Co
esna de botsllss de aqua minsral o dc
ssr el aniso cur ativo radical, del es'
omAgo J del insestino, oil D gestivo
Moiarrista purinca los alimsnsos J
los hacs asimilables. El legisimo d.
pestivo Moi jarrietA sura en- un dia Las
indigssnones, en- un mes las dispep'
sias g gsstrA gias, y en- tres meses la
mSs graves snfsrmedAdes sronicas de-
sstomago , del insestino, Esta uni
vsrsalmsnts soEarmado, en- forma sir
igusl, cue 10 ehcacis del D gessivt
Moiarri.ta go verdaderamente radica
superior { 10 de todos los otros RS
msdios. De venta en- las principsle'
farms cias de Europa y Aemrics.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-08
BIBLIOTECA DE sLA DEMOCRACIA,

PaIado primer nomento de etupor 10 cogeron 10 ANA.
do cadena consdesndo que mataro en- el
acto mezquino humnte 6 de escaa saatac
ci6n para 10 tribu.s
impression recbda hca cada fAnttca slbAban loo
zzees W eiepa; les vhs sonaba estrbo dc 10. Lam
gosas; hojas auprAb cuchichabsn ene d. ye disco eno
de Ia luna, ante rozo padecia aearse de 10
herrs dAba en- eaepa 6nue crdsd manera de Gre
p6Gcuo azulado. Iergu reanud6 nterrumpdo relato
crme Uno u6 de opinion de amarrao cuatro abaos para
que 10 descuarzan casgo conder6 uhcente otro
propuso que todos los de bu k parsen Aechs ea
proposition fu6 rechAzada mbien M de quemao vivo
fundSndoe que humo de hogura permitrs loo ass
tenes las tortura del siucAdo Aun propuseron
satIfacer La madre del permanacs tano arrodada
ante los encontrar SgrmsS nj fraat pedre
graciA para hio los iefes deberron largo empo
muy Sabo despues de refxionar tom6 l. pAiAbra do:
~Pregunt6mosle por queha comstdo sAe crmen.
Sc le hizo Ia pregunta al REQ, este cont's st6
-DesAtadme en- tanto que sgarrotado no 90
dire una palabra
Cusndo Sc le deiamarr6 dic
Que queres pronunci6 palabras expression
tan Av que hubers clo que los demka suyo
Ia 10 oiste, le c0ntes6 Il sabio.
-iY por que he de decros el m6vil de mis- acconesF
Para podamos comprenderte escucha bien orgu-
oSo Do cuAquier modo has de morir: )ano pues
Qu6 hCte 10 que has hecho NoEoos Quedsmos mundo
neceoE saber sabemo puede ernos de
gran utlidad para 10 sucesivo.
Pues ben os 10 Dire aunque 90 possible que 20 miGmo no
comprenda ben aconecido Creo que mate oven porque
yO A deseaba ella rechAz6
-ESA mu ier a tuya.
II Acaso gcz.is vosotros que de aQueo que os
etenece Veo nil gun hombre poee otr cosa que paa
bra as msnos los ps sin embargo gozA de rebno oe mU
u zizsL mauttssO papscidO u hamStsg'
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-08
OsscubTimienio pIodigIoso
Curdsi6n de todds las intermediates, sin
rsessidad de tomar msdicinas nj
drogas de ninquna clase.

Esse descuhrimiento 81 debe & %
tudios muy or fandos On Ia CIENCIA
TRASCENDENTAL DEL ESPIRITIsMo.
Es un verlatesu ELIXIR DE VIDA,
porque pons en- sccton mitteriosSs
fuerzss invIsib ca gus ION Ia esencis
nisma Dc la vida Con E muchas per,
aonaa se han curado, y muchas &c
estan curando.
Lss cor sultas aon complatamente te
gratis. Dirljirss al staor F. vIRELLA
URIBE, graduado del Institute de Glen.
cias de Nueya York,
Arroyo, Puerto Rico. sl'.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-08
COmeFeIantes

ANGEL SUAREZ. Fabrieante
Inportador do somhrsros. Fortalsx O
"a AInaa6n Ean Vranaiseo 81.
FAREACIA y Drogusria do Adol
10 ISurrino Rivsra. Camuy, r II
Constanse surtido do mediainas
t-aaoas ImpcrtadAs do Europa ' Esta-
Uridos. Pertumerfs, Novsda-
aas ssa wrsciea m6dic0s.
FARMAClA COLON, DO Razn6u
Almaxan. Plaza Prinaipsl.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-08
HERMlNlO DlAZ
Abogaoo.Notarlo
San luan, Puerto-RIco
SAN JUSTO IL.

o. En- 10 calle de San Jose nhmero
7. no alquila un mirsdor.
ET En esta imprenta 80 vende pa
pcl vieio de psriSdico q 81 quinsal'
-Por so centavos 8 Sl kemanales
comprar& ustsd un reloi de orc dc 25
& 50 dollars. +. Kshrhshn CV San
Francisco 28. TambiSn vendemos Tue
gos artifciAles.
TENEDOR DE LIBROS, colocA
do en- San Juan, hablando y eScribien
do espsnol & ingles, ofrece aus servi
cios para trabsiar do noche en- caaas
meresrtilss. Buenas referenciaa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-08
PaTa se1oIas, nIhos J NJ
has, raDa hecha

sNo ha visto usted los magnffsos
traies. blusss, kim0nas, sacos, guar
do polvos, enaguas, camisas, cubrs
corsets, traies para ni6aa J ninoa,
etc., etc., de telas hilo, hechos en- nues-
troa talleres? Aunqus los precios
que vendemos son MUY MODICOs
40 hacemos NADIA de pacotilla.
Nuestro exsenso surtido compren.
de desde 10 blusa mas sencills, asia
los ricos traies adornados con
encsies de hilo, calados, bordados,
etc.
The Porto Rico Drawn Work b
Embroidery CO.
10, Fortaleza, San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-08

Enfermos de
una Dyspepsia
de 20 amos Sc
han curado to-
mandolas, des-
pues de haber
probadomllesde
dlferentes medl.
cinas. El doctor
Madison ha ST.
do el primer es-
peciallsta en- las
En- fer m edades
del elEst6mago:a a
sus Pildoras no
Sc reslste nlngu.
ma enfermedad.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-03-08

Las Pldoras del doctor Madison e dnico remedio
para cr6ncas Dyspepsia Extrenmiento Malas dges
Tones Intermediates del Hgado Rnones; sendo una ma
ravlla para prevenlr la Terrible Appendicitis
De verta por mayor al detail en- la Drogueriay Far
maca Gullermety, en- todas las demas botlcas.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06
PRAISE FOR MAN IN BLUE.
President Asks For Consideration For
Army and Navy Enlisted Men.

President Asks For Consideration For
Army and Navy Enlisted Men.
Washington, Feb. Elm a letter to
Secretary Taft President Roosevelt
says that "the uniform Of the enlisted
man (of the army or navy is badge
of honor and that it entities the wearer
TO peculiar consideration"
Secretary Taft transmitted the pro-
ceedings of the court martial of Lieu-
tenant Roy /. Taylor, who was reduced
twelve files for unbecoming conduct to-
ward an enlisted man Of his command.
A sergeant Of his company occupied a
seat at theater in front of Taylor. At
the latter's request or direction the SER
geant moved to another part of the
house. The court martial followed. The
presidents letter follows:
"In my judgment Lieutenant Taylor
committed one Of the most serious
faults which an officer can commit
am glad that he was reduced twelve
files. 1t is pleasure to record the fact
that his offense was altogether excep-
tional In the body to which he belongs.
/ know Of no other officer who has ever
been guilty of similar misconduct.
There is no body Of men In this
country Of similar size which merits 80
well Of the country as the body of Off
GERS and enlisted men in the army and
navy of the United States. Not only
should the country as whole jealousy
guard the interests Of these men and
regard their honor as being identified
to a peculiar degree and In peculiar
sense with Its own. but the members
of the body should themselves feel the
same jealous eagerness to uphold the
honor and standing OF all connected
with It. Above all, this should be the
object Of the officers as regards the en-
| listed men,
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06
CALLED CANAL S BOSS.
Engineer Wallace Says Lawyer crom-
well Is Greater Than Commission.


Washington, Feb. 6.-Senator Nor
gan, during three hours Of leading
questions directed to former Chief En-
gineer John f. Wallace before the SEN
ate committee on interoceanic canals,
disclosed the extent of the connection
Of William Nelson Cromwell, the New
York lawyer, with the proposed Pana-
ma canal
Mr.. Wallace announced his belief
that Mr.. Cromwell, who has been act
ing as adviser to Secretary Taft and
the isthmian canal commission, is a
dangerous man to have anything to
do with the enterprise. He asserted
that Mr. Cromwell's acts in connection
with canal affairs might be translated
In the single word graft" and indicat-
ed that the extent of the graft" is
stupendous.
Mr.. Wallace declared that Mr.. Crom-
well, though not member Of the COM
mission, seems to have greater power
in all affairs of the canal, that ne is
interested in most Of the private enter
prises on the isthmus; is at once the
agent for the secretary Of war, the
canal commission and the French ca
nal company; is protector of the banks,
interested in the ice and electric plants,
director Of the Panama railroad, as
well as the fiscal agent for Panama.
Mr., Wallace declared that Mr.. Crom-
well, while representing the United
States in the capacity Of counsel for
the commission, is advocating claim
in favor of the old French canal COM
pany, through which the taxpayers of
the United States would, If the claim
be allowed, have to pay more than
$2,500,00O to the Frenchmen upon a
claim that was so dubious as to be
suspicious and which was contracted
by the French company so that it
might retain unimpeached its title to
the canal proper.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

In a recent article on the Jackson
1ill the Newark Evening News
shows its unreliability in discussing
gublic affairs. Speaking of Norris and
other counties of it's class it says:
None OF these county Offices takes up
she incumbentS time, no occupant is
prescribed from carrying on other bu-
.iness, and none Of the public duties
mas as yet been known to very greatly
interfere with the officials private bu-
3iness." While this Is true of the larg-
or counties where the high-priced Off
sials do not pretend to give their time
so their official duties, but in the small
sr counties like Morris the officials
igiVe their entire time to their duties
ind nave no other business. The in
Justice Of the population basis for sal
aries is shown by the fact that the col
lateral inheritance tax paid to the
state by the Surrogate Of Morris
county Ia the last FIVE years exceeded
she amount paid by Hudson and Pas
saic combined, and one or two years
sxceeded that paid by Essex county,
md yet the surogates of those coun-
lies, with apparently less business, re-
Seive nearly twice the salary suggest
II for Norris county
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06


was further amended on the tioor Of
the senate in order to satisfy the
members Of that body. When Mr..
Hillery demanded of Mr.. Record what
he meant when he said that the peo-
pie would be robbed OF thousands
of dollars under the bill, and
this money would 60 to railroads.
Mr.. Record with some hating, re-
piled (" No, don't mean that Mr.
HilleFy called his attention to the
fact that he had just made that re-
mark and that his statement would
De heralded about the state and create
a false impression. Mr.. Hillery then
made MI. Record admit that under
his law, upon a fair valuation of both
railroad property and the property Of
the individual, Jersey City would not
suffer the loss Of a single dollar. I'm
swering the statement that be was
the only man standing on the floor de-
Tending the measure, Senator Hillery
said that the advocates OF the measure
were the poor owners Of property. who
were mostly uniustly taxed, while the
extrayagant cities could send their
hired representatives to fight for 4
chance to continue the extravaganza
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

THE Camden f" Courier says: "The
9ewark News" Washington cores
3onden6 will soon have writer's cramp
or brain fag if he persists In writing
such lengthy communications to his
paper as his late speculation on New
jerseys next Senator. Three long
columns Of the paper are taking up in
speculating on what may happen dur
ing the.coming year in the canvass for
sle succession to Senator Dryden,
which could have been boiled down"
ywo-thirds and then given the reader
some ineligible idea of the situation.
nhe statement that South Jersey is
anxious to secure the Senatorship is
aews in this section. but it was un-
1oubtedIy made to string upon It the
possibility Of Governor Stokes being a
candidate and to give a rehash of the
disputed question of the Governors s
eligibility. II sectional feeling herea-
way runs high, as the correspondent
lays, it must be in the clouds, for it is
9ot apparaht on terra tirma. The
probability of Colby's man Record be-
ing candidate for United States SEN
ator is too ridiculous to discuss. The
senatorship question will not agitate
she people to any extent until next
,'alIs,
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06
NEWS FROM
OTHER TOWNS
HANOYER.

|
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Dennis and
daughter, Of Madison, spent Sunda,
with friends here.
Miss Emily Genung has been in
Newark during the past week.
Miss Sue ely, in company with Miss
Laura Ward Of Newark, start TODAY
for st. Augustine where they will stay
for a time and afterward viii spend a
month in Datona, Florida.
Joseph Ball, of Bel Air, Maryland,
an OLD resident Of this place, visited
friends here last Wednesday,
The NewYork and New Jersey Tele-
phone Co. have been at work through
here during the past week making
preparations to erect poles for a line TO
connect Orange and Morristown.
A social was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. q. DeForest last Wednes-
day evening, the proceeds of which
are for Sunday school expenses.
Special eyangelistic meetings are be-
ing held every evening this week at
Bethel Chapel, Hanover Neck, and are
under the direction of evangelist Coey-
man. of Orange.
The young ladies of this place gave
a surprise and shower to Mrs. Lester
GeEung at the home of Miss Cora
Kitchell on Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. Genung was victim of a fire in
November which destroyed her home
and much Of its contents.
A Christian Endeavor Society has
been organized by the young people OF
.Olivet Chapel and the following officers
are elected: /: president, Miss Darnell;
vice president, Russell Hogan; record
ing secretary, Benjamin Wiaans; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Ernes t
Thompkins; treasurer, Mrs August
Racing.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06

The State Board of Equalization Of
s'axes Is makidg a tour of the State
% inquire into the methods practiced
~ the assessors in the various coun-
lies in fixing the values Of real and
personal property, and incidentally to
discover at what percentage Of its real
salue property has been rated. Mes-
ser, Camden, Monmouth. Middlesex,
Union and Ocean counties have al
.eady been visited According to the
published accounts, the State Board
+tas discovered that property Is valued
st from ifty per cent. up to full value,
though a Dunellen assessor declared
gnat In plainfeld the percentage Of
saluation is not over twenty-five. No
tie who knows ANYTHING about assess
snents pretends to believe that, except
b possibly few isolated cases, prop
arty Is fairly assessed, as the constitu-
vion requires. by uniform rules, ac-
Sarding To Its true value.
The Morris County chronicle., 1906-02-06
ArENDHAM. .

Y.P. S. G. e. meeting in the chapel
at Gas O'Clock. Christian Endeavor
Day.
Miss Minnie Aldred has been spend
ing two weeks with friends at Chester.
Wesley Garabrant has accepted a
position as meat cutter for Charles
Day. Mr.. Garabrant win begin his
new duties March lst.
Ezra Garahrant who has been count
ed ON the sick list, we are glad TO note
is able to attend again to business.
Miss Ada McMurtry has been enter
tanning Miss Hill.
Mendham Is trying to form a water
company.
George Park has began the remodel.
Inc Of his late purchase.
Mrs. Phebe Sturgis has returned
from a visit with her brother at Tarry.
town, N X,