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TO BE CONTINUED MONDAY.
NEW PASTOR IN CHARGE.
Rev. Mr.. WhitehOuse to Hold Ser
vices at Unnamed Baptist.

vices at Emmanuel Baptist.
The inaugural services Of uhe Rev.
George Ellsworth Whitehouse. the new
pastor Of Emmanuel Baptist Church. in
Mount Pleasant will take place to-mor-
row in the hail over the branch post-of-
nee. 1H2 Park road. The regular Bible
school viii be held at $50 a. m. and in
trodUctory sermons viii be preached at
II a. m. and S p N.
There viii be several special musical
features. including contraIto solos by
Mrs. Belle Carpenter Henney and Mrs.
SaIome Wingate Sanders. Mrs. Ruth
Simpson. soprano, and Miss Grace Beel-
man. cOrnetist. viii also participate. The
exercises will be under the direction Of
Mr.. Percy S. Foster, with Miss Noud
and Mrs. 7. P. Dickerson, pianists.
The church and Sunday school will hold
their annual meeting and tender a re-
ceptioR To Rev. MIR. and Mrs. Whitehouse
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Whitehouse has just arrived in
Washington from Monct0n. n B., where
he had a pastoTate Of nearly 1000 mem
beTs, and was the organizer Of the Can
adam Christian Brotherhood for Men.
Mr. and Mrs Whiteh0use have Just
taken handsome apartments in the Ken
esaw and viii at once assume direction
Of the new Baptist work organized for
Mount Pleasant and Columbia and Wash
ingtOn Heights
Mrs Whitehouse is the daughter of
Hon. Z. ". Greenman, Of Troy, N Y,
formerly a member Of the House of Rep
resentatives.
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CHURCHMAN FILES PROTEST.
Objects TO Having Public Playground
Open Sundays.

The Sunday opening Of the proposed
public golf course and playground fl
Rock Creek Park viii probably be made
the subject of a public hearing before the
Commissioners in order that the senti-
meut OF the community with reference
to the question may be determined.
C. ". Shoemaker, recording secretary
of the Elderbrook Methodist Episcopal
Church, Of TenGallytOwn, D. c, yester-
day added his protest to the opening Of
the park on Sunday. On the other hand
there IS To be considered the requests Of
business men and department clerks
whose only day Of recreation is Sunday
and who desire to see the park opened on
that day.
The date Of the hearing has not been
determined as the park will not be
thrown open to the public before spring.
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POPE Plus HONORs PRIESTS.
Titles Conferred ON Three Well
known Philadelphia CIergymen.

Philadelphia, Dec. I-Three Philadel-
phia priests have had honors conferred
upon them by Pope Plus X They are
the Rev. Dr. William Kieran. rector of
St Patrick's Church, who is made do
nestle prelate Of the Papal household
with the title of monsignor; Mgr. James
p. Turner, chancellor of the archdiocese.
and Mgr. P. J. Garvey. rector Of the
Seminary Of St Charles Borremeo, who
received the title of Drotbon0tary.
Mgr. Kieran IS regarded as one of the
most brilliant priests in the city He was
born in Newry, County Down, Ireland,
and was brought to this country when he
was boy, receiving his early education
IN st. AIMS School and the seminary at
Eighteenth and Race streets.
He completed his theological education
10 Rome ana was ordered here in 1868.
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$4,000 FOR NIGHT SCHOOLS.
Request for Additional Appropria-
ton Approved by COMMISSIONS.

Commissioner mcfarland yesterday
approved the recommendation of Super
intendent Of Schools William E. Chan
cellor that an estimate be included In
the deficiency bill for an appropriation
of 5000 for night schools for an add
tional month.
William Conner, secretary to the board
of education. in a letter to the Com
missioners says: THE additional ap-
priation will enable the board of edu-
cation to extend the sessions of the
night schools to April L The present
appropriation of $1,000 viii not carry
the night schools beyond March l.
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NEW CHURCH.

NEW CHURCH. 18th and CoTooran sts. nv. Rev.
Frank sewall DID. pastor. viii preach at II a. m.
Heaven Sunday-scbo0i. nI5. Evening service
and lecture. 30 b. m. fourth IN Christianity Of
To-day" Bible criticism. Christ the Word vs.
His Higher Critics " Christmas Day. service AZ
ii a. Strangers invited
THE RAVEN AND THE DOVE" subject % adj
dress az the New Church Mission. No. 1872 & 81.
NV. second fo0r az O'Clock f.. n All are
cordially invited. Questions on Biblical interpre-
tatiou VIII be answered after the close Of the ad-
drF-s
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CONGREGATIONS.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH 10Th and
O. sts nv. Rev. Charles r. Everest. H. D.,
acting pastor. % a. m- public worship. with
sermon. Music by quartet and chorus choir. led
by Dr. J. W BischJf. 0rganist s p m.. Christ
mas charal service. $50 a. m., sunday school
So p. M Christian Endesy0r-
MOUNT PLEASANT CONGREGATfOSAL
CHURCH Columbia road snd 18th ST. nw. The
pastor Rev NJ Ross FisbIufn, VIII preach az u
and : -. Subjects. morning The star n Bethle-
hem" evening next in series. Where the Child
was Born" 31 a. d.. SUNDAY school 3 p M,
Junior Eudeay1r f-0 b. 3D.. Senior Endeayor
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CARDINAL MARTINELLI ILL.
In Critical Condition as Result of
Surgical Operation.

The papal delegation is without advices
as regards the reported serious illness
of Cardinal Martlnelli, formerly papal
delegate to this country.
A Rome cable states that the cardinal
is so weak as the result Of an operation
for facial poIypus. followed by hemor-
rhage. that death is feared. The dispatch
have been administered to him. Neither
Cardinal Martinelh. nor his predecessor,
nor even the present incumbent of the
dignity, Monsignor Diomede FalcOnio, has
ever been regarded by the official world
of this city as forming part of the diplo-
matte corps.
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, cor. 18th and L SITS.
Ulysses - Il. Pierce. minister 9A5 a n. sun
dersch00l. carol service and Glass for the Com
paratiye Study q Religion 70 a. m. Unity
Study Class. II a. NJ. morning service. sermon
by the minister. 20 j.. m. Young Peoples Re
ligious Union. DENT
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EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE

EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH
Scottish Rite Hall 1907 s. NV. Services 4
m and 80 3. H. Morning lecture by Bishop
Oliver 4. Sabn viii De Of the regular series q
lectures teaching hos 20 heal the SICK through
divine methods Subject ~ SUNDAY evening lee
ture by Bishop Saba. Jesus Christ" sunday
school Christmas cee5ratiou Wednesday evening
: . NJ Il s--.- IL Al -rHLLal
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NON-SECTARIAN.

THE PEOPLES CHURCH Pythian Temple l0l2
9Th st. NV Alex. Kent. pastor. vil speak az
HIS Of Dickens Christmas Carol. Seats free. All
welcome.
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CHRIsTADELPHIAN.

WASHINGTON ECCLEsIA MEETS IL NAVAL
Lodge Han, go Pa ave &c.. az u 30 q. m Oh
ject The PRONUNCIATION II the Gospel q The king
dom in It's purity. Seats free No collection.
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METHODIST EPIsCOPAL.

HAAILINE ". z. CHURCH. 9Th and T SIS. NV.
Carl G. Doney pastor $50. Sunday school ID,
preaching Reasons fer Christmas JOY $50
Euwortb League. 30. preaching. "Heury Drum
rlu6 "
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST fScientisF. 18th and
r sts. ms. Services sunday il a. m. and p. M.
subject. Christian Science SUnday-scb0ol. u
a. M Wednesday S %. m. Public cordially i'm
uted. All seats free. Free reading rooms In the
Traders National Bsuk Building 10Th 81 and Pa.
ave NV
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CHRIST IAS.

VERMONT AVENUE CHURCH Service. with
sermon. by =. y. Power II a. m and % p. n
Evening topic. The Worlds Greatest Stronghold D"
Sunday-sch00l. ESQ. Christian EndeaFor. $50
NINTH STREET. 9Th AND . SITS. Ne. REV
Il. Z. UH. supply pastOr-SerFices II a. n. and
7aj ,. n. nof-s&Su
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UNIVERSALIST.

CHURCH OF OUR FATHER. 18th and L sts
NV Rev. John Van Schsick, IT,. pastor. u a. m.
Christmas music. sermon subject The Secret
Of the Power" 5 J.. ~. yesuer service Of she
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]. H. RUPERT, President.
PHILIP YOUNG, Secretary.

The Riggs Market which established in 1877 is the
popular market of the northwest is located street. be-
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets and almost half
block There are seventy stands this market occupied
by representative firms, whose we'll known reputation is
guarantee of the quality Of the market supplies they handle
Regular market days. Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
Market will also be open Monday before Xmas.
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SOUTHERN PREsBYTERIAN.
TIE sECULAR LEAGUE.

SECOND. I'd. near Q SIS. Sermons hy pastor.
Res. Il. Wad5cl Pratt. a. II g. ne. and Z IS p. n.
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THE NEW THOUGHT" subject Of address by
Prof Joseph Stewart 20 8 g. m. Pytlian TEN
pie. 1912 eth ST. nv. Free seats and free discus
sion.
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Herald Want Ads

viii be received at Nelson's Pharmacy
First and c SITS. NV, and promptly for
warded 10 the main Office.
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NATIONAL NEW THOUGHT CENTER

SUNDAY SERVICES At RAUSCHERs 1859
Conn ave. az p. N. Address by Miss Emma
Gray subject The GOSPEL q Health" Public
invited
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Telephone Main 5000. The wash
iEgton Herald win be delivered at your
residence. only Soc per month.
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CHAPTER XxI-COntinued.

He'll answer me. said Commission, ris-
ing. It know about the poisoning. He
Won't face that"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-09
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
VASSAU BORO.

'Thr MaSons met at their hall in this
yiIl1.. Saturday evening for an IN
..t.II,tiun of officers for tie ensuing
,,.,r Int WAS unable to install on ac-
.n,tut az the absence Of the inStaflln%
officers from Watcrvillc, probably
rr.vrntcd by the heavy rain the carry
part IL III" evening, ana the installa-
ton WAS postponed. The company
Y-:t:5 ul,aSantly entertained by fine
vocal ana Instrumental music furn-
iyhcd by Mrs. Mah"l Gilcrcasc of Xiv
,rsidr. Miss Nancy Gates. I;rothcr
Kari Cate, and Mrs. John Gates of
East N"syulboro. I'll" music was
p,uch apur",.iat"i hy all. after winch
= fine chicken Suupcr ana many 9TH
n good things furnished 10y til" ORDER.
After supper iii" company separated
v,u pleased with the social entertain
lncnt they had enjoyed.
The many friends Of Miss Nellie
OF this village are glad +" hear
he il improving after Il prolonged ill
~ s.. ana hope She will soon regain her
usual health.
Miss Kate Low Of this place attend
4 tho Msiimc Musical Festival held at
Bangor last week.
quite Il number "f our citizens at
tone. Il the fair held at WINSTON last
week.
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NORTH MONMOUTH.

Aprl" picking has been the order Of
III" Gry f"r III" pHst tMn weeks. There
~" ntrr" applies than Was thought to
>" before picking. They ~" very
lIrg' ANA fair. a. T. KING ana l.. G.
Berry haV" each about 600 barrels.
III" thr"shin- niachin" is heard in
the land. but there arc no old tired. Icy
nching horses doing IL" thrcshing. The
little gasoline engine has taken their
places thanks to invention Grain is
rather light
Miss Ada Louise .Toifcrv who is at
tending the Normal school ~ Farming
ton was At home over Sunday.
Mrs. Hunt Of jefferson IS visiting Mr..
ANA Mrs. George Robinson.
Mr. ana Mrs. M"lzar rcaslcc Of JET
fcrson Will move to North Monmouth
this week.
Rev. Harold T., Young, Advent,
preached last Sunday at South Liver
more Next Sunday he Will preach at
Belgrade AMI on Sunday. oct. y, at >
O'Clock at North Monmouth
Some towns arc bcasting of their
smart old men. the Winthrop Budget
speaks Of +. NJ. Clark of Winthrop. o.
years old. smart and straight. but
does no labor of any kind. We have at
North Monmouth George s. Fairbanks,
% straight and smart and is Vet re-
pairing clocks and watches. and does
very satisfactory work. He appears
like a man of g. or TO- He takes great
interest in the passing events of the
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NORTH VhSSAL ROpo

l
| NORTH VhSSALBoRo.
| The beautiful weather of tbo ,..
tx" weeks h":- been improved hv III,
"rchardi+tS III gathering in thor c,a,>
oi apples. Some orchards arc ,,;;,,
Il b"untful yield Will" others ara ,,o.,,
light r. 4. Wing who bought ,bo A.
bert Cook orchard for $500 will b,r,o,..
at least loo barrels. RaIdyin,. 80.
lcciaIy were never of better quality
| Work on the repairs on the NJ l.,
church Will begin this week A,
meeting Of the officials Rev. p ~,
rittS was elected collector ana tro,.
ur"r. H. -. y. AVER auditor, w. T.. Rev
nnlIs W. \. Mariner and H. II p
Aver building committee
The pcWS received from Mr. p.,n
who recently went to the Maine Com
cral hospital for treatment was ,f :,
very IiscruraGlng nature ana that liz
death was a question of hut a f,v,
day; at the longest. His wife wen, tn
his hc,l.'ilc on Friday.
VIM. r. Sym"nd@ is sick with , bone
.,nr.. on lis; leg: and will leave for the
| hospital ON TUESDAY for an opcration.
Dr. Mabry vii! accompany him
The nvcrs"rrs Of the WOODEN mill
enjoyed clanbak" at the lake shore
| in China on Saturday and Sunday.
| Rev. +. s. Clark. pastor of the Rap-
| fist church. has returned from his va
cation and occupied his pulpit on sun
day.
| Nj. and Mrs. Ana9Sa Gregory Of
| e.. a, A ,.,,i,
Of this village W"r" in town over sun
| nny They returned on Monday &C
| cnmpanicd by III" remains Of their lit
| IL daughter Who died here some years
ago.
! Mr.. and Mrs T.: r. W"hbcr observed
! the 18th anniversary of their wedding
On the ath hy entertaining small
| company of relatives and friends
READFIELD.
| Mrs; A. w. HrainArd and Mrs. Sadie
Dudley were guests Of Mrs. Sadie
Thomas Thursday.
| PntaturS in this lection generally ar"
F., not turning out more than on"-half Of
last years crop. but are of fine quality
| With 10 rotten ones.
Auplcs are Il small crop but are large
and Of fine quality.
WIN J.von of rnston formerly or
Pcn1ticId PASSED several days last week
With His parrnts. Mr. ana Mrs. William
LNon Of Augusta. Mr.. Lyon was also
a guest of Alonzo Chc5lcy, his former
employer Whll" mere.
Lester Sylvester Of EuStiS. who is at
tending school Ut K"nt'S Ilill, was
visitor 1T his cousins. 4. II. Thomas.
Saturday AMI Sunday Mr.. ANA Mrs.
]. Edward Putnam Of Winthrop J"hn
,,,.,;,, IL n,,.bc.tcr vrrc
'',,.l ,.,,,,,t'. M NJ ,rhoo,s Sunday.
r,.,, , :,
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mr." ''"''
T.. n. Robinson "I "dt' vernon 9''Pl''
a carload Of livestock IRON k'aoll'!d
station !" ~" hTlSll'"h ti'''h't -''i'
ny
,.t c.,,,,.d,,, On , 'huutiulr trim.
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WEST GhROINE r.

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friend, Margaret Small at her home in
Augusta, who recently arrived from
| New York. where she is taking three
| years training at st. Luke's hospital,
| to enjoy a three weeks vacation with
her mother and sisters.
Mimi Caswen passed last week with
Mrs. William Stewart.
George Pierce is at work with his
horses On the north Belfast road.
Frank Reed ana sister Mae passed
Sunday with their parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. GcorG" Reed.
Miss A. +. W'hitchousc was Sunday
guest at G. +. Taylor's.
a. l.. Casey is in the place with his
thrcshnts machine.
CHINA.
Mrc. Emma Fcrnald Of Boston has
been visiting her father, Rev. Elias
Wixon.
g. ~. Gcary of PoSton has been
spending his vacation at Fred Wal
laccs
Rev. Mr. bradford Of the Baptist
church has gone away for a three
week. vnrati"n His pulpit is most
acrcItably supplied by Rev. Mr..
Mitchell of the Watcrvillc Baptist
church.
The Harvest supper given AZ q. "A. X.
hall on Saturday evening by Mrs. l-''e
Fish. under the auspices of the Baptist
Ladies' Aid was well attended. The
good supper and fine literary and must
cal program were much enjoyed
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WEST WINDSOR.

Professor CoWan ana family recently
moved from Ear Iiarh"r I" Boston,
where no hn. accepted 4 NOR" lucrative
position in that place. Miss Edna
pierce. their NIECE. VIII" has been board
ing "ith them and attending school &c
Bar IIirhor. accompanied Prof ana
Mrs. C"wan aud will <" on with her
school work.
NIs.. t.lhnI Carnnntnr is Wit ING M'I
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hurk"tt OF tni"h nay" returned from
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WEEKS MILLS.

St"plI"n Hummer of Augusta is the
guest Of Nh. and Mrs. john Plummcr.
Mr.. anI Mrs. II. :. Gray of Augusta
:.r'ut Friday ana Saturday With Mr..
ana Mrs. James Cook.
MI. II. T.. Reed and Mrs. +. 6.
Known c'il"d on Mrs '."nr;c l.. Clark
If East Nt;salburo. Friday afternoon.
Mis- Marian E"yul"n has been
pending Z few days with friends in
AuSu It.
Rry. =. 4 Atwood Of Windsor. ac-
-oupaui.d ny his sister. Mrs. Rich
ald-pn GATED on friends her" Friday.
Mrs. Clur.ucc Wait" and Mis-,
Wentworth If Augusta wcr" tn"
Ell, .t# Of Mr.i. john Hummer Sutur-
day.
Ih" Busy See s;ocirty had 4 special
meeting Thur=,lay afternoon. Get. 1.
IN tn" church IA make ARRANGEMENTS
r"r making repairs on tn" same.
chuI". GiIdmr.; has repaired hi;
tols,. ami rir'.n il q cp:,t Of PAINT.
Th.. roof Of I'll" Ciinn church is be
Hwy s.insI"d.
NV. a4d M.t. James M"ahcr are out
"f t"s>u ri7iriu- iIi"u'i.-.
H. +. N"v"s has @nn" to Boston on
81 ii....
G,"r..' G,iI..ry ha4 purchased TIA"
| Curtis. place amd has moved during
| ~. ilat week. William li;,llny:r,I has
u"y..I iut" til. Nous" Formerly cwucd
ana occupied ~ Mr. Gaiushy.
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SJ'tIN TOR Oo'}t - hb!
Mems Shoes. So 10 Sl.5D Roys' Shoes. s.
toSl25. Women's Shoe5 81 90 70 fI.5O.
Misses 81 Childgai'5 shoes :. IS to Sl.O0.
Try ". T.. B",I:.ias No,nen's. Misses and
Children's -ho"s Tor style. III ant Uclr
they cxc"! oihar makes.
II could take yo.i irsO my large
factories at HTockt0n, Mass. ,aHc show
You how carefully WI Douglas Shoes
are made, you would ti,cs, understand
why they hold tisair shape. sii better.
wear longer. ard arc Of greater ,a;Gl
than any other make.
Wherever ynu i've, yea c?1 obtain -. T..
Douglas shoes. His nsrne nui pIice IS st,-,,e,
on the h',"r'. T'i'ich protects YOU ngairs. !iigi
prices and inferior SHOES. T1k1 1,1 yn:,,ti
tu.o. Ask your Gc1Icr Tor ". l.. y ;rI;r., .I."c
AMI insist upnn rs, ir. item.
fn7t Color uci'f7 HV'J: trey niT mo- r""yf hIGcS
Write fer illustrated Catai"g o3 fnu styles
W. Dpl,iI-aN. troct'0". hi"ss.
SHER9URNE g. DALEY
Sole Agents, Augusta
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day, especially on the quest ion of 49,,
hihiti"n. h" being IL firm tcmparanoo
man all his life
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The very best board to be obtained In
the city Is at "The 0eeident Hotel"
Rates very reasonable.

Four Titles Shift There were four
transfers filed for mcord Yesterday at
the office Of County Clerk Clinton, name
". Alexander Normand, lr. and wife to
j. !. Rnpp. warranty, sl lots , !, D
and ~, section 2, r. 4 \. H. = W.;
State Of Oregon to LAURA A. Hunilft,
conveying lots ( oi section goi aud lots
3 and o. Of section 30, T, . \, X. q W..
j. II Miner and wife TO Paul II, Emmett
warranty $3.50, 90 acres In section -
4. On. Il, 2W, .Iohn chitwood 10 J..
} Rupp all timbers and trees fallen
and standing on forty acres In Clat-
sop county.
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Relief cOntributiOns.-Thc foIlowin

Relief Contributions.-The following
contributions to the California relief
fund have been subscribed at the dit-
.crent drug stores where lists are plac'
ed for those who wish to give anything;
Mrs. W. "a Smith, 81 Mrs. John Erick'
SON 81; Frank Hart, $40; Charles Rog'
crs. $40; Mrs, Parker 81; John Adair,
$50; T, II, Curtis $25; John Selm,S2;
II. & NJ, 81; p. Gilmore, s.; Maud Nor
rison, $50; John Pickerncl, $40; W. j.
DcIashmut, $40; Woodmeu of World
$40; ". +. Carpenter, s.; Women of
Woodcraft S5; Sherman Transfer Co.
So; John Harry, IS; G. DeForest, 81;
Chas Wirkkala, $40; J. Engstrom So;
p. A. Peterson $40; Charles Wesche,
$3.50; Fred Nelson SO; J. P. Carlson,
S5: l.. j. Johnson, $3.50; G. p. Brow
o., 81
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-03

County Court In Session.-The regular
MAY term of the County Court of Clat'
sop county convened at the court house
yesterday morning at q o'clock, with
County Judge G. J.. Trenchard and Com
mis.ioncr William Larsen on the bench
Commissioner Clark being absent. A
correction of the assessment rolls was
made in the sum of $G.32, and an order
made charging the same back to the
various fund in the tax lien: The matter
of the new Sloop road was continued UNI
iii the June term: The petition for
an election for local option in precinct
No. g. Astoria was read in open court
and granted. 1t was ascertained that
Sheriff Thomas Linville had assessed
and collected nearly $1,000, unassessed
on the 1905 rolls, and upon the face Of
his report thereon. the same was duly
charged and credited ON his account as
tax.collector The petition of the East
en Investment Company for rebs tt
of taxes was disallowed by the court
Adjournment was then taken until {
o'clock this morning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-05-03
From This Day on.-The Fair Ia

From This Day on.--The Fair Eas.
tern Millinery store will place its entire
elegant stock Of dress and street hats
and MI dainty accessories. before its GUS
tomer.. today, upon basis Of liberal
discount from recent prevailing prices.
This concession will continue indefinitely
and ladies should avail themselves Of
the pronounced cut.