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FRANKLIN.
UNE FEMME.
Jan. s.

The measles still claims victims.
Austin Mcneil, wife and son Herbert
are at their logging camp for the winter.
Mrs. Emma Morgan, of Ellsworth, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. f. A. Mcneil.
George A. Martin, jr., leaves Tuesday TO
resume his studies at Phillips Exeter
academy.
Rev. c. E. Petersen, one of the judges at
the Boston poultry show, leaves this week
for the Hub.
John w. Blaisdell has small crew of
men cutting logs on outer boom lot to-
wards Georges pond.
Eugene Bunker, wife and young daugh-
ter Marion, of Kingman, spent New Years
week with his parents, c. T. Bunker and
wife.
There was donation at the Methodist
parsonage on the evening OF Jan. l. A
barrel OF -four, and various other necessi-
ties helped replenish the ministerial
larder.
Revs. Lorimer and Petersen and Mr.
Nickerson, of the high school, have in
terested themselves in providing a course
OF lectures during the season. 1t is hoped
the people will avail themselves OF this
unusual privilege. The opening lecture is
billed for Thursday evening, Jan. II.
President Charles l.. White, d. D., of
Colby college, will speak on the subject,
Through Europe on Bicycle" This
lecture will be at the Baptist church.
The second in the course is slated for Jan.
25, by Hon. w. w. Stetson, State superin-
tendent OF schools, at the Methodist
church.
Jan, s. b.
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NORTH CASTlNE.

Miss Minta Perkins is in Boston.
w. Wallace Conner is at home from sea.
Miss Inez Perkins is home from teach
ing.
Joseph Devereux is recovering from his
recent illness.
Misses Annie and Grace Leach have re-
turned to Portland.
Miss Mabel Wilson left Wednesday to
spend the winter in Florida.
Capt. Frank W. HutchIns, of the sloop
Teddy Roosevelt, has closed his work of
shore fishing and is home to remain until
spring. 3
Mrs. Isaac Dunbar has returned from
West Brooksville, where she was called by
the death of her nephew, Ralph Farrow.
Rev. w. C. Curtis and wife, of Waldo
boro, were guests at Edward Vests last
week. They were en- route for Sedgwick,
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Curtis
mother, Mrs. Maria T. Bayard.
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INSTALLATIONS.

January is the month for installations
at the various lodges. During the past
week installations and suppers were held
by Massasoit lodge of Odd Fellows, c. L..
Stevens post, G. A. r., and Hancock lodge,
F. and A. NJ.
The officers of Hancock lodge were in
stalled on Thursday night by District
Deputy Owen Flye, of Brooklin, after
which scalIop stew and coffee were served,
followed by smoke-talk, singing, and
closing with concert by W. A. Kicker on
the phonograph.
The officers OF the G.. A. r. were in
stalled by Past Commander G. H. Hooper
and were as follows: Commander, r. B.
Brown; senior vice-commander, Charles
Patterson; junior vice commander, E. 5.
Perkins; quartermaster, c. II. Hooper;
adjutant, +. S. Perkins; officer of day,
Joseph Hackett; chaplain, John Nc
Laughlin; surgeon, John r. Hilbert; ser
geant major, Jerry Perkins; quartermaster
sergeant, Edw. Ordway.
The officers of Massasoit lodge, l. o. o.
F., were installed on Monday evening by
d. ID. G. NJ. F. S. Perkins, assisted by f,
A. Douglas as marshal, and are as follows:
A. G. Morey, N. g.; George L. Parsons, v.
G.; F. S. Perkins, secretary; Robert Cros-
grove, treasurer; F. A. Douglas, conduc-
tor; Sewall Perkins, warden; Jno. Sawyer,
X. s. N. G.. Jno. Gardner, l.. s. n. G.;
Jno Gross, r. S. V. g.; Charles McClus-
key, l.. s. V. c.; Frank Coombs, chaplain;
E. S. Perkins, R. s. S.; L. c. Gray, l.. S. s.;
Fl. McKinnon, l. G.; F. Bowden, o. G..
Jan. 8. G.
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BROOKLYN.

A. III. Sherman is in Boston on business.
Born, Jan. 2, to A. III. Kane and wife, a
daughter.
r. Il. Babson has returned to Stonington
to resume his work.
Harold Babson, who has been employed
at Stonington, is at home.
Wallace Kane has gone to Springfield,
where he will be employed.
Horace Ashley, OF Sorrento, is the guest
OF his sister, Mrs. A. E. Blake.
Miss Edith Allen, OF Sargentville, is
visiting her father and grandfather.
A. II. Mayo viii close his factory at Mas
keag this week and move his family to
Brooklin.
A. f. Blake came home from Brooksville
Saturday, where he has been visiting his
brother, S. B. Blake.
Charles Herrick, who was called here by
the illness and death of his father, Darius
Herrick, returned to his home at Camden
Thursday.
Brooklin lodge, l. o. o. F., will install
officers tonight at Odd Fellows hall.
The masonic lodge viii hold it's installa-
tion Jan. "a.
The many friends of Albert Hooper at
Red Bluff, CAL, were sorry to learn Of his
loss by fire. Mr.. and Mrs. Hooper were
formerly OF this town.
Baptist Sunday school elected officers
for the year Jan. I: Superintendent, 4. B..
fainter; assistant superintendent, II. s..
Kane; secretary and treasurer, Miss Musa
Dollard; organist, Miss Harriet j. Kane;
librarian, Miss Maude N1tter.
Center Harbor Rebekah lodge held its
installation Friday evening, Jan. 8. The
following officers were installed Mrs.
Lena Lurvey, n. g.; Mrs. Frances Bridges,
V. G.; Mrs. Rose Allen, secretary; Mrs.
Rachel Herrick, treasurer; Mrs. Carrie
Griffin, warden; Mrs. Belle Blake, con-
ductress; Mrs. Alice Stanley, chaplain;
Mrs. Neva Bridges, /. c.; Will Herrick, o.
G.; Mrs. Anna Herrick, r. s. N. G.; Mrs.
Hattie Joyce, L. s. N. G.; Miss Eva Her
rick, Il. s. V. G.. Miss Lena Cousins, L. s.
V. c.; Mrs. Geneva Babson, P. n. G. In
stalling officers were Mrs. Fannie Parker,
ID. d. p, Mrs. Eliza Herrick, grand mar
shall. A collation. was served after the
installation.
Jan. s. UNE FEMME.
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PENOBSCOT.

C. K. Bridges and wife spent Sunday
with relatives in Bluehill.
Mildred Wilson has returned to Castine,
where she is attending normal school.
Mark Smith and Nina Varnum, of
Bucksport seminary, spent Sunday at
home.
Leo NJ. Sellers, of Boston, who has been
In town visiting relatives during the holt
days, has returned to his work.
The second annual rabbit-hunt took
place Saturday, with Otis Leach as captain
on one side and William Sellers on the
other. Eighteen took part in the contest.
Capt. Otis Leach and his men won the
contest, bringing in twenty-five rabbits,
the losing side having only nine. The
losing side will furnish supper at Grange
hall sometime the coming week.
Thu officers of Court Bagaduce, 1. o. F.
will be installed Tuesday evening, Jan. 8,
by District Deputy Fred A. Perkins, OF
Castine, us follows: William S. Bridges,
G. R.; Frank r. Perkins, V. c. R.; M. f.
Bridges, r. s.; Ii. C. Perry, F. S. and I. ;
F. B. Mitchell, o.; Z. r. Heath, S. W.; w.
F. Wardwell, j. W.; NJ F. Grindle, S. B.. j;
]. L. Wardwell, J. B.; M. A. Wardwell,
C. d. and c. p.
Jan. s. SUBA.
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lsgal Notifies.


"HEREAs, ARTHUR M. DEvERBUx,
w OF Castine. County OF Hancock and
State Of Maine, by his mortgage deed dated
the eighth day Of June, A. D. 1908 and re-
try Of Deeds, in Book 1893. Page 35i. cor. eyed
to the sACO AND BIDDEFORD SAVINGS
INSTITUTION, corporation existing under
the laws Of Maine, having its principal place;
of business at Saco, County OF York and State
Of Maine. "three lots or parcels Of land situ-
ated in said Castine. and bounded and de-
First lot is bounded northwesterly by Water-
St; northeasterly by land Of VIM. H. With
erie; southeasterly by land Of John r. Res,.-
and southwesterly BY land Of A. w. Clark, be-
ing same premises sold and conveyed tcs-
de eu, recorded in Hancock Registry OF Deeds
reference may be had for more particular de-
scription.
stcona lot begins at Water St. on the NORTH
east line OF VIM. H. Wineries brick store
lot: thence southeast along said line to- - &.
, nling way; thence northeast along said
therce northwest along line OF said Clark lot
to Water St., thence southwest along said
use of VIM. H. Witherle, his heirs and as
signs forever, right of free way over and
along a passage way from Water st. to the
northeast line of VIM. H. Witherle's brick
store lot. five feet wide from the most project
ing undert Ginning, granite.
The third lot is bounded on the northwest
and northeast b, land formerly owned by the
Hodgdon heirs, on the sout beast by Water st.
Witherle
The three lots herein described being Same
premises mortgage upon which was assigned
by Hancock County savings Bank OF Els
worth, in the state of M4inr. to the Castines
Water Company, June IA h. 1899, and recorded
in Hancock Registry OF Deeds Book 1888, Page
3ii, and released by said company to said
Arthur NJ. Devereux, by the release deed Of
said company execute ed bv George F. Bryant,
its trustee, April 10Th, 1902, being duly AN
thorizei by vote said company so to do.
Said premises being same premises sold and
conveyed by said Castine Water Company to
said Arthur VI. Devereux by it's deed dated
April 18th. 1902. executed in the name of said
company by Marty G. Trask. its president,
being duly authorized by vote of its board
of directors so to do"
AND WHEREAS, the condition of said
mortgage has been and is now broken, NOW
THEREFORE,, by reason of the breach of the
condition thereof, the said SACO AND BID
DEFORD SAVINGS INSTITUTION claims
foreclosure of said mortgage, and gives this
notice for that purpose.
Dated this thirtieth day of December. A. D.
1906. SAco " BIDDEFoRp Saw
INGs INSTITUTION,
By NJ. II. Kelly, its Treasurer.
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EAST sURRY.

Mrs. Lizzie Young is still very H.
E. C. Lord is again down with nervous
prostration.
Mrs. J. A. Chatto has been suffering
from erysipelas in the eyes.
The sessions OF Monaghanis dancing
school will be resumed saturday evening
OF this week.
Leverett Bellatty, who severely hurt his
leg several weeks ago by being caught in a
rope, is still confined to the house and on
clutches.
Mrs. Lizzie SWEET, who has been ill for
months, is greatly improved. She sits up
a part of each day. Mrs. Annis Peter
son, her sister, has returned to her
home in Maiden, Mass.
The young people who came back to old
homes for the holidays have all left to re-
sumo their various vocations. Arthur
Weber returned to New York to take
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SUBA.
EAST SURRY.

One of the best concerts ever given here
was that at Rural hall on Christmas night,
under the efficient management of the
popular teacher, Mrs. Nellie Phillips. The
hall was very prettily decorated, we'll
laden Christmas tree being the centre of
attraction, especially for the children.
The programme consisted of singing,
dialogues, speaking and several pretty
drills Much credit is due Mrs. Phillips
for the success of the concert, which
reflected her painstaking effort and inter-
est in her pupils. Mrs. Phillips is very
popular in the grange, and is also mem
Der of the Rebekah lodge. The proceeds
from the concert were used in the purchase
of pretty clock for the school room.
Jan. 8. NICK.
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WEST sEDGwICK.

The Mechanics installed officers Jan. 6.
Capt. Frank Perkins is at home for the
winter.
II. II. Howard, who has been working at
Bluehill, is at home. s11Sxx
Bernice Perkins Is home from East Blue
hill, where she has been teaching. sssl
Grace Slower and Phebe Durgain visited
schools at Biuehill and North Sedgwick
last Wednesday.
Curtis Durgain and wife went to North
Bluehill Saturday night. Mrs. Durgain
installed the officers of Halcyon grange.
Jan. 8. ID.
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COUNTY NEWS.
cAsTrNE.

><NIAA<Nb.
Miss Louise Cox returned home last
week from Edgecomb, where she has been
teaching.
Miss Mary Jackson has been confined
to the house the past week with the grip.
Rev. Charles Harbutt, of Portland, spent
Sunday here on visit to his brother, Rev.
Robert Harbutt.
The photograph concerts at w. A.
Ricker's store are enjoyed nightly by a
good-sized and appreciative audience.
Benjamin Wilson, Edward Wilson and
wife, William and Jay Wilson were in
town over Sunday, called here by the
death of Mrs. B. J. Wilson.
The Unitarian society has recently or
ganized young peoples meeting, hold
ing the first service on Sunday evening,
with an attendance Of fifty-seven.
The Devereux Coal Co. is having large
woodshed built at its wood yard,
comprising main shed 2Sx5O feet,
with an addition for the housing
Of the saving machine, 20x30 feet. The
work is in charge of f. A. Perkins.
This being the week OF prayer, union
services will be held every evening this
week, commencing with preaching SER
vice in the Congregational church Sunday
evening and ending with services in the
Methodist vestry the last half Of the week.
Miss Haslem, who has occupied the
building on Water street owned by r. B.
Brown, where she has been dong dress
making, left on Monday for Bangor. 1t is
understood the building will be used this
winter for a reading-room for the young
people of the town.
f. A. Perkins, d. ID. II. c. R., OF the /.
o. F., made his official visit to Egge-
moggin lodge at South Brooksville, Fri
day evening, where he installed the
officers of the court. On Monday evening
he made his official visit to Penobscot and
installed the officers of Court Bagaduce.
Mr.. Perkins reports the order in very
prosperous condition in this district, and
gaining largely in membership.
Once more death has removed from this
community one OF its older residents, Mrs.
| ID. y. "hsoH, WIN uicu oh l. hursuay iast
at the age OF seventy five years. Mrs. Will
son had been an invalid for number OF
years, and the manner in which she
bore her sufferings gained her the
sympathy and love of those with whom
| she came in contact. Mrs. Wilson
leaves three sisters, Mrs. J. s. Norton
Mrs. j. n. Gardner and Mrs. Hudson
Devereux, all of Castine, three sons, Ben
! jamin, Edward and Rufus, and two grand
sons, William and Jay Wilson, to whom
she had been as mother. The family has
the sympathy of its many friends.
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WEST HANCOCK.
church.
Jan. s..

The measles has visited this place with a
vengeance.
Melvin Smith has returned to his work
on the NJ. c. X. X.
Mrs. Helen Larry. of Bangor, has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ruel Mcfarland,
Victor r. Smith and wife and Mrs. Wat
son X. Springer spent few days last week
in Bangor.
Leslie c. Springer and wife and Miss
Ella, of Lamoine, were recent guests of
w. K. Springer and wife.
Victor II. Smith and wife, of Northeast
Harbor, have been, during the past fort
night the guests of w. K. Springer and
wife.
Jan. Z. SUMAc.
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GRANGE INSTALLATION.

The regular meeting of Castine grange
last Saturday evening was most enjoy
able one. More than ninety patrons were
present, including about thirty of the nor
NAL students, accompanied by their teach
er, Miss Nellie Harvey.
The officers elect were installed by
County Deputy J. E. Dority in an impress
sive and painstaking manner, ably as
sisted by Reuben Devereux and Eva Bow
den. An excellent programme was rem
dered, followed by a harvest feast. J. w.
Bowden after twenty years Of faithful
service as worthy master, declined to ac-
cept his reelection.
The following are the officers for the en-
suing year: w. NJ, Bradley Morgrage;
lecturer, Addie Bowden; overseer, Norris
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SOUTH PENOBSCOT.

Miss N. J. Grindle left for Whitinsville,
Mass, Saturday.
Ernest p. Perkins arrived home from
Boston Friday.
Prayer meetings have been held at the
Baptist church for the past week, and it
WAS decided Friday evening to continue
the meetings into next week.
Rev. j. c. Gavin announced Sunday that
at the request of many he will preach next
Sunday, Jan. IA, on the subject Heaven.
1t is hoped there may be large congrega-
ton.
Jan. 8. q.
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BLUEHUL FALLS.

Grace Candage fell on the ice and
sprained her ankle badly.
Mr.. Webster, OF North Haven, was in
town Saturday and Sunday.
David Friend, who has been on the sick
list for the past week, is better.
Mrs. Sinclair was called home to Sar-
gentville Saturday to care for her dargh-
ter Gertrude, who is quite Ill.
Lizzie Conary spent Sunday here with
relatives. She is spending the winter
with her brother Joseph, at Bluehil.
Elder Woods, of Surry, held services at
the Falls Sunday morning and afternoon.
He was accompanied by his little daugh-
ter Vivian.
Jan. s. CkUMBs-
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ORLAND.
Jan. 8.

Measles and chicken pox have made
their appearance.
Schools have closed after winter terms
of only five weeks.
Mrs. A. B. Durham entertained several
of her friends Saturday, it being her birth
day anniversary.
The dance at the hall Saturday evening
was well attended. Music was furnished
by Messrs. Soper, Durham and Gray.
Mrs. vesta Haney, who has been with
her sister, Mrs. Carrie Saunders, several
days, has returned to her home in Penob-
scot. Mrs. Saunders, no has been quite
ill, is improving.
Ian g. q.
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A Modern Miracle.

ssTruly miraculous seemed the recovery
of Mrs. Mollie Holt, of this place." writes
J. o. r. Hooper, Woodford, Tenn, ''she
was SO wasted by coughing up pus
from her lungs. Doctors declared her end
SO near that her family had watched by her
bedside forty-eight hours; when, at my
urgent request, DR.. Kings New Discovery
was given her, with the astonishing re-
suit that improvement began, and con-
tinued until she finally completely re-
covered, and is healthy woman to-day"
Guaranteed cure for coughs and colds. Soc
and q 90 at E.. G. MooRE's. Trial bottle
free.
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wEpp1Na ANNIvERsARY.

After the regular meetings of the james
A. Garfield post and corps Saturday even
ing. Dec. 30, Stephen B. Wescott and wife
were given celebration in honor Of the
fortieth anniversary Of their marriage.
The retiring president Of the corps, Mrs.
Ella Hnckley, presented them with a
picture and hand painted china plate,
and read poem by Mrs. Mayo. Refresh
ments were served, and the occasion will
long be pleasantly remembered.
Mr.. and Mrs. wescott have always taken
much interested in the work OF the post
and corps and ever aided in it by faith
fully filling different positions ofresponsi-
billty. Their many friends wish them
long years OF health and happiness. The
poem by Mrs. Mayo follows:
Christmas bells or wedding bells;
which did hear a ringiup7
When the ,tars Kept watch. while the wheels
of time
A Christmas Day were bringing.
Christmas bells or wedding beip.
What /. the song IN y'rc sinsiosP
We have h. ard them Oft as the years passed Icy
Two melodies In their ringing.
Christmas belle! IT'S the song of peace,
And lad goo, viii To brothers;
And wedding bells In n soft refrain.
Tell % one, preferred TO others.
So Christmas bell, and wedding bells
Together have been blending.
For forty years, TO .ou, good friends.
Their cheer and music lending.
And thus the message of the bells.
Your friends are now repeating;
Congratulations on this day,
And our IN st cordial greeting.
Comrade and sister, 20 this cause,
In which We are united.
You're iaithfulness we've always khown
Stree here our vows we plshIed
And as in love and loysity,
For years we have been meeting.
Long may T. be our happiness
To welcome you In gr, cling.
And as each anniversary day
AT Christmas tins APPEAR.
May health and joy ami memories bright
Increase through all the years.
Jan. 8. NJ.
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DURSUANT 10 a license from Hon. o. P
i Cunningham. judge of the probate court
for the county of Hancock, issued at the De-
GENDER term of said court. held at Bucksport
on the fifth day of December. a. d. 1906 shall
in said county. on the 27th day OF January,
a. d. 1906, at ten of the clock in the forenoon,
t he following real estate situated in said Cas-
tine, to wit: Bounded on the southwest by
Dyer street; on the northwest by land OF VIII
liam Colson; on tie northeast by land of A
W. Clark and the southeast by the salt
water, same be ing the homestead OF the late
Robert p. Dyer. GEO. M. WARREN,
Dec. q, 1905. Executor.
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The school in district 10 closed Friday,
Jan. 5, for the winter vacation. Owing, to
the season of the year thereiiwere several
instances OF hardness; however, one pupil,
Florence Carter, succeeded in not being
tardy for the term. Those who did not
whisper without permission throughout
the term were: Ruth Leach, Daisy Elmer
ton, Esther Saunders, Edith Hinckley,
Eddie Hinckley, Leon Grindle, Maynard
Grindle and James Billings. Those who
received rank OF over 90 per cent. in all of
their examinations were: Edith Hinck-
ley, Ruth Leach and Maynard Grindle.
The following received rank above 30 per
cent. in several OF their examinations:
Florence Carter, Eddie Hinckley and
James Billings.
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From Oregon comes the joyful news
that the women have succeeded in obtain
ing the signatures Of one-tenth OF all the
registered voters of the State to q petition
for the submission OF an equal suffrage
amendment to popular vote, under the
initiative and referendum law. This is
the first victory of the Oregon campaign,
and the friends Of equal rights all over the
Journal
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VIyhEREAS Linoa b. Ralph, now OF South
wv west Harbor (then of Tremont). coun-
ty of Hancock and State of Maine, and John
G. Ralph her husband, who joins in this dessi,
by her mortgage deed dated the 18th day of
November, a. d. 1900, and recorded in Hancock
registry of deeds. book 1856, page 55f, conveyed
to Obadiah Allen, of Mount Desert, in said
county and State, certain lot or parcel OF
land situated in said fremont, at place
called Southwest Harbor bounded and de-
scribed as follows. to wit: Commencing q the
county road leading from Mount Desert TO Bass
Harbor at the northeast corner OF lot pf
land owned by Deborah A. Clark, for right of
way and following the northeriy side OF said
right of way north seventy-four and one. half
degrees west about sixty eight feet to an irog
bolt at the southeast corner OF lot OF land of
said Clark, and running by said Clark's land
northerly thirty one feet to an iron bolt
thence south seventy seven and one half de-
grees east sixty. nine feet to an iron bolton
the west side of said county road; thence fol-
lowing the west side OF said county road thiy-
| ty-three feet to the point commenced at apel
| containing two thousand one hundred and
| fifty two. feet and all the buildings thefscn
and for further description reference may
| be had to Hancock county, Maine, rcEistry Df
deeds rs follows; book aSs, page 225, book SIS.
/ page 1<S, book 3l5, page las.
And whereas the condition OF said mortgage
| has been broken and remains so, now there
! fore by reason of the breach OF the condition
thereof, claim . foreclosure Of said mort
1 gage OBArIAH ALLEN. I.
. becsis. 1905. By his atty, Geo. r. Fuiie..
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again position on the Morgan line Of
steamers for San Francisco, Cal. Leslie
Smith returned to his work on steam
boat; Byron II. Chatto to the general
electrical works at Lynn, Mass; Susie
stinson and Emily Morgan to their teach
ing at Eden.
Jan g. G.
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CRUMBS,
Jan. s.

Lumber Yard Lem-I hain't seen Weary
Willie around lately. Seven League Saun-
ders-No, he's disguised himself as a
college perfessor an liyin' as one o. dem.
He's goin' to write magazine article on
DER lives an habits.