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The Washington times., 1906-07-24

FOR SALE-NeaT station, al MI Rainier
Nd in one car fare limit. 30 minutes from
Trra Sury beautiful house OF seven large
rooms with two bay windows, pantry big
closets, grange IN kitchen, furnace. cellar
large country lot price. $500, terms a-31
down So monthly including principal and
interest. CHARLES +. JOHNSON. 5sd ST.
and Bunkerhin road, Mt Rainier. Ad.
jy22-3t
HIGHLAND PARK; high and healthy. Why
buy a 25-fOut Tot when the same money VA
purchase an acre OF land in Highland Farh
Only 500 cash. balance monthly Convenient
20 an cars and Government buildings -al
and let us show you this property
PERCY II. RUSSELL.
Exclusive Agent. Russell Building,
g21 ''G" 81 y W
fy14 g1f
The Washington times., 1906-07-24
RAVEN ROYD,

Chelsea Avenue and Beach. Chelsea
Situated directly on the Beach. Unob-
structed ocean view. elevator 10 street level
Now open A. A. GOMEZ
The Washington times., 1906-07-24
VAN DYKE

III OCEAN AVE third house from Beach
Near All Attractions.
TERMS MODERATE.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24
Ncgcrocmonitratiun 9cgcn SLAMS
man."

i + LnocIpbio, ga, %. Oft.
@clcgcntlih Scr Nlfiiibrung oeS
Experimentation StiideS .5be Clans
man" fam cs geltern Abeno Dor Dem
y@almt-S traBen-S beoter" 81 elmer
Experimentation, meld)e nltr 0ltrd
bas @rl6einen bon but0crt Foli5iitcn
lno oas Teriprehen oeS DIRECTORS
Mc&entp OoB Die geltrige GorIteullng
Die Iebte icin iole, beigclegt pcrocn
fpnntc.
Wopor @capcr bat bclltc cinen @cz
fcbl erlnlicn, melher bic ipciterc slri.
fil6rrng beS nGlonsmnn" in bieligcr
Stoot perbietet. Cine delegation
Negcr, inter neld)cr iid @ciItlidlc,
InipGlte, Icr6te uno @ei6dftSleutc
hcfanoen, botte ib1n porbcr lire Allf.
portrlng gcmod)t unb i'm crilidt, sic
guffiibrung oeS Stildes niht me6r
SIT geitattcii. Sic Sbeoters9 ireftiou
miro iid morgen al boS @eridlt men.
Sen ltn0 INN eincn Ginholtsbefcbl or
iltdcn, ipcldcr Dem Moppr pcrbictct,
iid in @cid)1ite oeS Gbcoters cir5u-
nliihen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24

Dab @ouperneur Wlagoon ben Erdii-
oenten Goltro BON Sene5llela Inn bic
Nuslieferung an Die cubanil6en &c.
BORDEN bittet, mel1e 9en6tung Ga.
itro aber cinem iolben @eiuh ifentt.
bangt gang BON ieinem gutet @iqen
al.
@s blei6t Oabei.
Gas Sberbunoesgcrid)t erfldrte Iid
in Dem Gro5eB gcgen ben Wopor
Hoie bon Ganins Stir, &ns., megcn
MiBndtung bes @eridtes fir ni6t
5uitGnoig. Gem Mopor lit bonn
Sbcrgcri6t ocS Stootes aanias cine
@elobuBe bon $1,000 ollierlegt, neil
or 0nS Mint micOer ongenommen bat
te, nad)oent CT abgeIebt morOen mar.
neil er Die Shanfgcicbe oes StooteS
nid)t Olir6gefiibrt bnhcn molte. Gte
@irfung oes bclltigen 9ei6lulIcs bc5
bod)itcn 8eridtsDofes lit Die, DOB eS
bel Der pom StoatSgeridt erfa1ntcn
8elobube Icin 9cmcnDen bat.
Ganftagn AM %. 9topem per.
Erdiioent Hooicpelt erlieB belltc
cine in Oen iiblid)eu 2lllsOrilden obs
0efoBte Proclamation, nel6c ocl
oiesiGbrigen Gonftog oui Conner
ltog, ben %. Noucmber, icItiett ln0
olc 0lltcn 9iirgcr oufiorOcrt, Ocnicl.
ben nod bcrfommlid]er Site 0urd)
0cbct unO oltrd 0anfbarfcit fir Den
8eber alcs @llten 81 ~ieiern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24
Glcmcntc grulcn nod INNER.

GolIos, Ser, %. Oft. = llcbcr
Sen Eanbonblc Giitrift bon Sera3
fegf Elm id)mcrcr Stlrm binpeg. Ger
@inp tobt nit elmer 8cihminbigfeit
Don GO Weilcn Die Stunoe, treibt Hc.
gen uno Sdlnec Dor lid, Der. 9ci
Gbonning bat Dos llnpetter Die &c
malt zines 9liS5aroS erreid)t.
Genpcr, COL, %. Oft. All3
Gbepeune, @po., fonmt Die Hod).
rid)t, ooB Der Shneelturm Der Dor
orci Sngcn I'M Stoote> @poming be
0onlt, obne llnterbrcdun9 nnbGlt II.
an Seftigfeit bellte nod %5ugenomnleli
bot. Scr Srodtperfebr ollf Der
llnion Eocific 9obn lit eingeitellt.
bic 9etricbsleitung lit bcmii6t, nit
Siilic bon ShncepfIiioen Die Strcde
fiir bic Yuiiogier5iige i'm 9etrieb SIT
bnltct.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24
Sem Selridts.S eitamentprpsef.

Sem 9orf. %. Sft.-Ger GRO
bcnoe Strcit iiber oas Scitament BON
@crmanrt Selrids, Der iein gon5cs
Sermogen ieiilcn @eld)niItern binter-
lieB u,o ieine @ittme llno ben 15s
iGbrigcn Sobn onuoit ousihloB, ipl
giltlih bcigelegt mcrben, mie 9elterll
Truu Selrids' annalt erflGrte.
0as S%clton1ent bGtte geItern pom 8e-
rift beit0tigt lperoen ipaen, noboem
Dies ifon mcbrnlals peridloben ipors
Sen, ollein ibr anpalt Sones W.
@croro perlongte obermallge Yer
i%d)iebung. Cine iold)e muroe bis sum
q. Sftober bemiQigt uno tad elmer
fl,rjen @eribtsiieung iagte Serr 8e-
raro, oab Der Streit mabrld)eIltlld
oelhli1tet miiroe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24
Wrn6cnarbcitcr pernngliift.

Yittsburg, &S., 90. Sftober.
. 0rei oitreid)ii6e @rilbenorbeiter
murocn Oltrf cine Ellper-grploiion
in elmer 3ede Der nSoutbmeltcrn De-
pelopemcnt So" BET Mincrol getoo-
tct unb bier mabrifeinli6 toOtlid)
perlebt. Sic Nrbeiter batten Spren.
gungen porbereitct uno nlebrcre Be-
Batter nit ic II Efuno Tulper Iton-
Den in ser N6be. Gin Sllnfe BON Der
@rlrbenlompe an Der Gappe cines ser
WGluner fiel in elm pffenes BltlperiaB
ltn0 uernnlaBtc Ole @rploiion. Die
6lammen i6oilen ourd Sen gnl5en
Sang uro b%rnnnten ieben Nrbeiter in
Ocmielben. Die @etpoteten mllroen
iormli6 ger0ltet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24
StnrmIdjaocn in Sonbnras.
Serbecrlngen aui Sbit-Elalttagen.-
Siele Shiiie geitronoet.

mobile, alo., %. Oft, - Der
geitern glbeno bier nit elmer 9aoung
Srilfte angelongte norpegiI6e Gam.
pier nSoralo" FAT sic critic Iohridt
BON einem iurdtbaen meltinoiiden
Srfon iibermittelt, peld)er bie Srte
Hilatan, Sela, lltilu, Colorado llno
81 Eropencc in S%onOuraS am IL. OF.
tober b%eimgeiudlt bat. Cine gn5obl
6abrSetge itrnnocten, nnoere gingen
81 8rlllloe tlnb piele @ebGiloe IN Den
genanntcn Srten murOen ifmcr be-
id)1Oigt. Ger S6ooen, Sen Die @igen.
tbilmer bon Srudt.E lnntagen erlitten
BADEN, miro oitf iait cine Willion Dol.
lars ongese6en. Der eneliife Sdoo.
ner oSoutbern Queen" plroe bei
Gllotan altf ben Stronb gemoricn II.
ging innerbolb bier Stnnoen IN
trimmer. Ser SARAH" lelblt nabm
Sd)ooen unb mnB CUR Heparatur in
Gin God gcbraft peroen, Der Srfon
mar bon elmer Springflltb begleitet,
meld)c alcS Dor lih negfegte. @ie
Capt. Scnnidien bon Der SARAH"
iagt, loacn bel ieiner s(bfabrt cine
Men9e 6obr5euge o,i Dem Stronoe,
barlinter orei 9robe Segcli6iffe. Ser
lutte an W~enid)enleben maren nid)t
berid)tct lporben. 9ei Gilotan bat Die
Sohilutb audi 10000 Siiidel 9ana.
men NIT iorteeriiicn. &or Iblauf ei-
mes Monats miro es 9ampiern mabr-
lfeinlih niht moglif iein, 6rnbt-
ldoun0cn SIT erlangen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24
aranfer @unucrnenrs /. Gnnbioat.

9omell. WaII., 90. Oft Der
8puuernenrs : G%anoioat, Giltrifts-
onDalt Sobn 9. Moran, meld)er an
Samltag Ibeno bier cine Heoc gebol-
ten botte, p~erlieB geitcrn Iein 3illl-
mer int Sotel nift, nadloem leill
Irst Or. Stcnart erflart bate, er
mIte ieinen 3uitano iiir ernIt. &c.
fern reiltc Serr Moran aber trots
Dem mad, Bolton ab, I'M in grodton
ant slbelto SIT ipred)en, mieluobl Der
slrst inn geratben bate, Die Geor
ausiauen 5u laIlen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24
Wits Gn6a.

Sriippenberpegildgen i'm Sarge.
I%6oanfllng BON 9eamten.- 9aS
gel6e 8icter crliidt.
9apana, %. Oft. = Gin 9a-
tnilon 0es #. Snfantcrie- HegimentS
lit inter Dem 9eieDIe oes Sbrriten
hilbert g. Mper in Snnfiago eingc-
t%roffen llrO begab iid iofort naf) Dem
Vtorro cattle, no Die Soloaten be-
qllenle llnterfunft iuroerl.
Sn Inbetraht Scr ltrgeorOncten
SerbGltniiie in Ser grooin5 Euerto
Frincipe, no benaffnete Hebellen
nod Die SallptItaot umlagern lunO lid)
G1u6ereicn ST. S6llloen fommen lol.
len, mepoen belte o"reiblinoert Mann
pom II. &cgime1t inter DEM Com.
manoo oes Obcriten Sobn Z. San
SrSoale 0ortbin abgebcn.
Inter GegierungSicfretdr @alton
Wora lrtb General Hafoel Montalpo,
ser @crpaIter bes 3lidtDouies, babcn
Dem @oupcrlelr Magoon lire Hciig'
nation cingercid)t, iroem JIG erfldrten,
lie miinld)ten inn bel ser Heorgnniio.
ton Ser Hegierung nidt binOerlifj ST
icin. Ter IbihieO lit ibnen aber nod
nidt bcriQigt moroen.
Ser Nqlt00lft 1T Sontiago sc los
9onos lit in 5olge 0es GntlonS &c.
bnrItcn mo Der untere 5beil Der Dirt.
i6nit lit inter @oiier geiett, abcr eS
lit 9ticnalro babel unl's 9eben gefonl.
men. ISn Cruces, lpeldes man ais 0uS
gefGbrliditc Snfrftionsccntrum be-
trad)tct, lit 0as gelbe Sieber erlolden.
Gon Ben pier Eatienten, melfe nn
ser Selidc crfranften, lino 5pei Sc
Itorben uno 5uci mie0er bcrgcitcIlt.
Sicr lit in ser Situntion biniidtlid
oes gclbcn 6icbers feline Acnoerun9
elngetreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24

Sn beitunterridteten &reilen gilt
e5 ais pobrideinlid, bob 9orort
9uriaL Der g%emeiniome 6inon5mi,
hitter, propiiorii6 bos EortefcliQc
0ca acuBeren iibernebmen miro.
ltn5ufriebene Yoiiogtere.
Gibraltar, %. Sftobcr.- Die
4oiioaierc Der eriten aoiiite otf Dem
9}orOocutidJen &lop0.0 ompfcr $50.
Mig Ilbert," Ser oltf Der 6obrt bon
9tcopcl uno @enuo nod 9teD = Oorf
bier eingetroifen lit, bnbcn Dem bic
iigcn unleriforii6en &oniul Hid)orb
&. Spro9ue einen formelen 8roteit
5llBeben loiien nit bem Griud)cn INN
cine l(ntcriudltn9 btniid)tlid Scr ol,-
gebli6cn lleberfiiQung OeS Sfiffcs
init 3miidenbeds Tuiiogteren, mel
dc, mie lie erflGrcn, Der @eiunobcit
idlo0e nno I'M Sale zines Stllrmcs
cine crnite 8eio6r fir baS 2cbcn be-
0ellte. Die Eoiia9iere beboupten,
BOB Elm GROCER Sbeil oe5 ya0ria 9l.
bert" Der ACCOMPLISHMENTS bo5i,
Oieren iou, I'M Den Eoiiagieren Der
eritcn &aiiite Hube ullD Grboluna an
geiuGbren, fir Die 3piihcnbcds -Yoi.
iaglere obgetbeilt urto BOB IN Sol0e
oapon 0as got5e Sdiff nit miber-
m0rti1en urO efclbnften 8eriid1en
gefilQt iuGre, lpeld)e oic 9(usbrcituno
einer &roltfbeit f0roern f0nntelt. Die
Goiiogtere Der erlten &aiiite 6eboltp-
ten, 0oB bieie 3uit1noe cine Gerlet.
sung Oes nit ibnen o6gei6loiienen
Nertrages be6elttell, ln0 tic criltd]en
oen aonilll, Die glltfmcrfion1feit Der
omcrifoniidet Ge9icrung oltf Die
N%tgeIegenDeit SIT lcnten, llnt 6ei'm
Gintrcffen ocs Iompfcrs in 9teiu.
Dort Die geeig1let erideinenocn MaB.
rcgcln 81 t%reffct. Ger Goniul bot
iid) an 9orb oes oa0nigs hilbert" be-
gebcn ullo beitGti0t Die 9%ebouptnn.
gen Der Eoiiugierc II, poQem lin.
fonge,
Inerfennun9 ii q meri.
fanertnncn
Eoris, %. Oft. - Ser 9otidof.
ter WfcGprmif bat Don Der 9etriebs.
leitultg Der @eitbobn elm Sdreiben
erbolten, III melfem oieie in ibrer
@ertbihobung bes obingebenoen9ei.
i%tanoeS," ben orei Nmerifonerinnen
Den BET Dem @iienbobn . ltnQliid BEL
Gper1on, Iepnrtcmerlt @llret ct 2ois
re, om "A. Sftobcr Gerlesten geleiItet
babcll in marm cmpfunoenen @or.
ten gum Nus0rud briltgt. Sic orei
Somoriterinncn pcrmeiqerten Die
N%ennung ibrer Nanlcn unb iogtcn
nlr, OoB lie ans Bolton, Woii., iuG.
rem.
Gas Gtlenbabn . llngliid in Gpcr.
non an "A. Oftober muroe ouollrd)
berbcigefiibrt, bob cine 2ofomotipc
cinei itcbctoen Eerionen5ug fubr.
Eerlonelt mllrocn g%et00tct, 10
urt0 piele onoerc leidt per.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24
Ncpplnaaer nnf bem Sdnb.

Ga o, Ger, %. Oft. - @ic
iid icst b%eralsItellt, mar Slton So-
rapia, elmer BON oen 2eutclt, mclhe
pom Der nlerifoniiden Yoli5ei in Gill-
,oaO Suare5, ge9enii6er 81 Eaio, Der.
boftet morocn iino, ein Mitglico ser
,Sltllta bon ct. 2pitis. Gr bate iid
perfleioet. SGmmtlid)e 9[rrcitanten
iin0 ans Der NGbe Der 0ren5e, no iie
ieltgcnpmmcn mllrben, nad) Oem 225
Weilen cntiernt liegenOen G%Dibuobua
iibergeiiibrt moroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24
EOli5ei-6 c,pnltitrcidJ
2ofal oes .Sereins oerttifcr @afier.
8cnoiien" in Eittsburg iibcrfaaen
ullo idmmtli6e Nnmeienoe ouf Die
Eoli5eiitntion gebradt.

EtttSburA ga. %. Sftober.
- 0nS gauge bieiigc 9cltiftbum lit
entriiitet iibcr eircn 8epaltItrcif ser
Flttsbllrger Yoli5ci, mclbe en- Sonit-
tag 9lbcno plobIi6 in oas Seim ocS
nTereins ocittider @offengenolien"
ein0rang uno 9eamte uno iGmmtlidc
InpeIenOe, 81 8erionen I'M Sanger,
sur Eoli5eiltation ifleppte. Die gn-
flage lolltcte ouf ungeieblif)en Spiri-
tlloienperfoui. SIN Serbor Dor Dem
Foli5eiriAter geItern friib muroen Die
Sennltcn nm ic $50 uno Die unoeren
Mitglieoer, Oie bel Der Ha5jio perbnf-
tet woroen naren, nm ie So uno SEQ
item geItraft.
Der nScrein oeutldjer @affcngenoi-
len" lit ole GlteItc militdrii6e Srgani-
lation in Eittsblrg uno bciitt icit 10
&abrcn einen 6reibricf. Gic gltrii.
itung iiber bns gepaltiame Ginorin-
gen in 0nS Seim zines oelttihen Ser.
ems lit a%lgenein rno mnbri6einlid)
meroen Scite1S ocS yTeutih.N meri-
fouiiden Gentralbun0es" Sfritte 0e.
than meroen, i'm Die @ieoerbolung
zines oerartigen @epdltItreidcS Der
anmnBliden Scrmanodo unmoglid
I'll hidden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24
MDrocr Der Sdamipiclerin Marsarct
Scslie in Saft.

Gbicogo, 80. Oft. = GbDaro
6. HiholaS. eiu lbeaterosent, ipel"
der 1eIeaentlih ser ppli5eilidet lln'
terlildrutg iiber Den Zoo Der Dor etlt'
den So8en I'M ,Ealace Sotel" ais
Seide mligeiunoenen Sdnuipielerin
Trou Wdrgaret 2eslie perhoftet mrr'
De, bat beltte Dem Eoli5eicaplton o.
Srien eingcitanoen, bab er Die 6rai
ermoroete uno 0iamorten inl @crtbe
BON $1,000 pon ibr raubte. 3nei
EfanoIeiber theilten porber Der Eoli.
SET nit, oob or Die ser Grmoroeteit
aebori9m Oiananten bel ibnen 5n
perlesen per'lld)t bate uno oicier I'm.
ltano iilbrte 5lt ieiner Serbaftung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24
GunSmftenr Mprlein's tragiIdlcs
Sd)iGial.

Selcna, Mont., %. Oft. - Snl
9abnboi SIT 2ogon itieB Der bon Sc
lena mad, Suite beitimnte Eerlonen-
3lta Nr. Z ser yHortbern 8acific" nit
einem Sraht5uge, ser geraoc bort Su'
iammengeiteqt mnroe, 5lfammer, ne.
BEL Der Gonouftelir oes Sradt5uges,
Sbpnlas Morlein, in Scr aabiile, Die
sertriimmert mlroe uno in Srallo
aerietb, serquetiht mlroe ulb Den
Ilommentoo erlitt. Ser 2ofomotip-
fiibrer oes Eaiiagier5uges mllrbc
idmer, Der Sei5cr, Welfem es gelang,
ob;uipringcn, leidt perlebt. @orlcin
bate iih crit fiirsllh pcrbciratbet II.
ipolte gerabe ieihe Sod)Seitsrcilc arl-
treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24

Petersburg, %. Sftober.
Sier limo MIR neniee Getails iiber
ben Dem Compiler ygariagin" 5llgez
itobenen llnfaa befannt aepproen,
peIfer am leeten Samitae aui cine
Wine itieB uno ianf, lpobei 5peibun-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-24

@ien, %. Sftober.- Gle bereits
gemeloete Gcmiiiion oes @roiell
@oliyfomsfi oils gemeiniomeil Mi-
%niiters bes gcuBerer miro oui oos
Giiri9ite beiproden. GoS 9roBte
Sltterelie erbeiid)t MN oie Srogc,
iper Der Nahiolger alli Dem midti-
gen Eoltcn peroen miro. Nilber Den
id)on nonlboft gelnadten Eerionlid-
feiten iperoen %errpGbnt; ser 9otid)of,
ter Seitreid -llnearn'S in Berlin, z.
b. S5ogpenp.Maridl utb hns che
noligc @itglieb oes aobinets, Sr.
Soafie, nrb @inoiid.0r Mor.
altis Sliper De gocquebem. Ion Dem
it,on geitern genonnten tSrbrn. 9ero
ponMebrentbal Dem oer5eitigcn BOT
it)ofter in petersburg, miro allec.
mein geiagt, bob er Elm erfl1rter
6eino 0es G%reibunos lei.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-13

FRANKLIN
FREE MAN.

Twenty below zero. which is the cold
es; thus far for the season.
What cane near being serious acct
dent in this vicinity Monday was the ac-
cidcntal discharge of q rife in the hands
Of Bert Richards, the bullet just grazing
the sleeve of Willis Taylor.
Now that the Israel Bray estate has
passed into new and hustling hands,
Freeman Ridge promises to be quite a
lively place. This estate consists of 5N
acres of land, 800 of which is still I'M
cleared. The new owners are y. M. Ian
der of Kingfield and Amos True of
Strong, who are already on the place.
Mr.. Lander is an experienced mill man
and with Mr.. True will erect a mill In
the pasture back of the buildings and
be prepared to saw long lumber, make
skewers and parcel handles.
There will be n social dance az ALIENS
hall Friday evening. Good music will be
furnished and 4 good time is expected.
Frank w. Briggs, n much-respectcd cit
izen Of this town, passc daway early
Tuesday morning. being found dead in
bed. A widow and a large circle OF
friends mourn his loss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-13
Storing Vegetables.

The best method of storage is that
which most nearly approaches natures
own-earth burial. Some vegetables
cann0t be kept in any other way. In
practice these conditions are met BIZ.
providing cool. dark place. good
drainage. and air dry enough to pre-
vent rotting, but not so dry as to cause
Shrivclling. a very good continuance
is n barrel either bottomless or with
holes bored in the bottom to allow for
drainage. Sink this in the earth and
cover the top with straw. Don't bury
roots or fruits in heaps or they will
taste earthly.
Whichever way you store you must
see that light is excluded or the
vegetables will grow, and that the
roots are protected from intense cold.
Fer storing on the cellar floor. first
put salt hay on the floor Heap the
roots in pyramid shaped pile of con-
venient size for getting at on the hay
Cover the pile with earth, which will
also I'll in the spaces between the roots.
final covering Of hay over the earth
t" the depth of two or three inches
makes all snug for the approach of
early winters cold. AS the weather
gets more severe. add more and more
hay to prevent reezing.-Garden
Magazine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-13
LINCOLN COUNTY

WHEREAS. The great Ruler Of the
universe has in his Infinite wisdom re-
moved from our midst our worthy and
esteemed senior warden, Williams
Howard Gardiner and
WHEREAS. The intimate relation held
during tine years Of business life by him
with members of this parish makes il
fitting that we record our appreciation
OF him. therefore
Resolved, That the wisdom and ability
which he has exercised in aid of our
parish and veStry work by service, coun-
sci and funds vii; re held in grateful
remembrance
Resolved. That the sudden removal of
such man from our parish and vestry
in both Of which he has held Leading 20
Si'lonS for years leaves a vacancy and
shadow that will be deeply realized by
all members of the parish and its friends
and VIII prove u gricvous loss to this
town and the public
Resolved. That with deep symrathy
with the afflicted relatives and friends OF
the deceased we express an earnest hone
That even so great a bereavement NAV
he overruied for their highest good.
Members Of Parish and veStry:
JOSEPH T.. HOtTDLETTT, Sen. Warden
JOSEPH MAYERS, Junior Warden
CHESTER l.. BURKE. Clerk
JASPER S. HOCDIETTE. Treasurer
SAMUEL PUSHARD
MAURICE L. BLENN
GEORGE PUSHARD
Dresden Mills. Dec. 9Th. 1906
CHESTER !. BURKE. Clerk
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KNOX,.
UNION.

The class of 1907. Union High school.
presented the drama The Brookdale
Farm at Town hall Dec 4 with rhe COL
lowing cast OF characters: Squire Brooks.
Edgar Dean: Roy Hartc, Albah Ames:
Gilbert Dawson. Maynard Lucas; Eph-
rain Greene, VIM. Davis: Samuel Hunter,
Edgar Dean; Dick Willard, Earle Lad-
wick Mrs. Brooks. Gladys Fuller; Ma
rion Brooks. Florence Smith; Nan Cum
mings. Cora Creighton. y
Mr.. Ellis has bought the place on the
Augusta road of Harris Lerfest. Mr.
Lenfest IS staying with Frank Fuller
Seven Tree Grange held an apron sale
and fair Friday afternoon and evening
with social dance in the evening.
viii Coggan is working at the engine
house as night watch. \.
Elizabeth Harding has arrived home
from Gorham, where she has been attend
ing school, I
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LlTCHFiELD PLAINS,
MAINE FARMING NOTES.

NJ. F. Porter of Old Orchard recently
took hog to a Biddeford market that
tipped the scales at 7O5 pounds when
dressed. The pnrker was a year old
ana was raised by Mr.. Porter on his
farm at Old Orchard.
j. w. Bean. Detroit's poultry fancier.
has sold Il number of his Rhode Island
Red cockerels u different parties in
Massachusetts,. For one he received
So
w. II. Whitman, who lives in Buck
field just across the line from Paris,
on Streaked mountain. recently killeI
an IL months and 20 days old pig that
dressed 532 pounds. This pig vas on,
of Austin Royals Chesters.
S. s. Ifolbrook Of East Harpswell has
flock Of hens that has laid during the
last eleven months almost fifteen thou
sand eggs.
James Emery. one of MedfordS hls-
Ting farmers. has nice pair of 3-year-
old mules for which he has refused
$3.50. He also has 1000 bushels Of pota-
toes stored in his cellar waiting for
higher prices.
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Mt. Vernon Granqe.

In spite of the severe cold OF Saturday
Dec. :. about fifty members Of Mt Yer
non Orange. No. iHg. L. Of II. met for IN
an day session. Worthy Master Fred
lngraham in the chair.
After the opening exercises and neres.
sary bus mess. four candidates We're in
Stru"tad in the third and fourth degrees
The harvest Feast was then enjoyed 10y
al Present. II Icing Election Day" The
afternoon Was given M to that business
The wire pulling rwaa done 50 easily
that the following officers were elected
Worthy Master. George Downs: Overseer
William Morrison; Lecturer Mrs Allie.
G. Jacobs: chaplin. Mrs. Sophia French;
Steward. Jessie Slanson: Assistant Stew
ard. Wallace Rickford; Secretary. Emma
Robinson; Treasurer Charles IL Man
sur Gatrkeepcr, Noah Cl0ngh; Ceres,
Mrs; Rlanrh" Bent: Pomona, Mrs Emma
Wells; Flora. Mrs Lucy Harmon: Lady
ford; EXecntivr cCmmittee in rlaca nf
j. a. EIndilcttc. z. NJ He'll
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SOMERSET COUNTY
HARMONY.

The temperature for several njphts
last week was about ten degrees below
zero.
Reuel Fl. Reed went to Portland In ct
saturday to see his wife who is in the
General Hospital there.
The Harmony and Wellington Teie-
phone Association operate 1O2 instru-
ments in this town and part Of Well
1ngtoa.
II the weather is favorable the La
dies Aid Society will hold a fair on
Wednesday and Thursday. with an en-
tertainment the first evening and A
drama the second evening. The pro-
ceedS OF sales and admission to be
used to pay the debt on the parson-
age.
ALMA.
E. L. Blake Of Gardiner was in town
last week.
Charles +. Piper Of Damariscotta
was in town Wednesday looking for
oxen.
II. II. Kicker of Portland was in
town Friday
J. f. Hubbard of Randolph was in
town Saturday.
Miss Maud G. Parsons returned Sat-
urday to North Gorhan1, where she vii,
teach the winter term.
Willis Simpson Of Damariscotta wa.
in town Monday.
mere was no preaching at the Ban.
.ist church Sunday. Rev. r, L. Cam
being quite sick.