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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-30

WISCASSET.

Henry 3. Nash of Newcastle con-
Quoted the Episcopal services at Hun
toon Hill Sunday afternoon. As usual
Mr. Nash is an enthusiastic Wcrkrr In
the church and much good has already
resulted frcm his labors
Capt. Carl Cheney. whose vessel is at
Bath, joined his wife, who has been a
guest at the Albee and returnd to
Bath with her last week
Considerable building and repairing
is being done in town. Ben Malay is
building Il house on the lot formerly
owned by Mrs. Julia Averil, and his
brother. Richard, in the same neigh
borhood. is adding an ell to his house.
Mr. and Mrs. S. j. Sewall were male
happy by the arrival of Il little dau2n-
ter Thursday.
Mrs. George Lincoln. who is in the
Maine General hospital at Portland for
treatment. is said to be recovering
rapidly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Grant. of Milo.
are guests of Mr. Grants mother, Mrs.
David Upham.
Mrs. John Smith and daughter Lii
liam were in Bath Saturday.
Rev. MI. Pierce has been engaged to
supply the Methodist pulpit the re-
nlainder Of the year
\ little son was born Oct "A, to Mrs.
Harold Smith, who is to spend the
winter in the Coy. Smith house on
High street.
George Pooler is repairing and
al 10
West Alma road.
DRESDEN.
Miss Carolyn Sheldon, teacher Of the
Iongfcilow school and her mother,
Mrs. j. w. Sheldon. attended the
County teachers convention at Wis
easel last week.
Miss Nellie Robbins celebrated her
11th birth anniversary last Tuesday
night. About 50 We're present. Games
We're played during the evening and
refreshments Of ice cream and cake
We're served. Miss Nellie was present.
with u signet ring, Il SWastika pin and
a fountain pen.
Miss Laura Hall. who is teaching at
Dresden Mills and his mother, Mrs. Z.
NJ. Hail. attended the teachers con-
vrntion at Wiscassct last week.
: l.. Ham has recently purcha sed
Il horse of MI Allard of Richmond
j. II. Mayors went to Patten last
week on his annual cunning trip.
Willie :Scarsley. adopted daughter of
DR.. and Mrs. l.. II. Dorr, died Friday,
oct. II. aged IA years.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G.. Pike and son Will
lis of Cabot. VT. are passing the VIM
ter with M. Pixies sister, Mrs. b. l..
McEaddcn.
Mr. and Mrs. J. \. McFadden and
daughter Grace are visiting friends in
Madison.
NORTH WALDORORO.
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LINCOLN.
JEFFERSON,

Ladies' night at Willow Grange Sat
urday.
Mrs c. w. Burgess went to Augusta
Friday.
Maurice Vinal is at home from Med
field, Mass.
Union Grange will be entertained by
Willow Grange Thursday. Oct 81
The Harvest Homo of the First Bap-
fist church was held at the Town
house Friday evening. Oct % About
$50 was realized from 4 Chicken sup
per and the sale of fruits and vegeta-
b.es
The funeral Of James NJ F.uglcy. who
died at the Maine General hospital, at
ter an operation. was held at his late
residence Wednesday. Rev. John Pet
tinrill officiating. assisted by Rev. A.
a. Bennett. The interment was in Fair
View cemetery. under the auspices of
the q. a. r.. Of which the deceased
was Il member.
C2rltoh +. Ware harvested 500 bush
"is Of POTATOES from four acres of land
ibis veal
III" SAD news Of the death Of Miss
HAITI" f. Simpson. Youngest daughter
"f Thomas A.. Simpson. formerly Of
this town. was announced Monday.
Mis-; Simpson was at a sanatcrium in
SA. ro1.. Mass. whore :-h" passed away
| on Saturday. She WAS about ~ years
| Fl NC. she had Il host of friends in
| Ter native town.
y III,
| rs If corn on Tire car from one acre
ol land
| Ernest T.. Sugars Las throsh,d over
1."t0 bushels Of grain with his machine.
II" reports the yield as being a good
! ono.
| \. 9. Butler "f Damariscntta was in
| town "Wednesday.
l.. \. Wcbhcr of Portland was in
town this week.
J. f. Hubbard of Randolph was in
| town Thursday.
air. and Mrs. Scott Fish of White
field passed Sunday 1T Woodbury. Par
| SnC:,
| Miss Abbie Mcdonald is at Leslie
| BoEnton's in Jefferson for an indefinite
time doing drcssmaking.
| Quite a number from Alma attended
! the Harvest supper at Sheepscot Tues
| day evening.
j. T.. Bradley If Portland was in
| town Friday
The many friends Of Miss Hattie
| HitfHS"h "cr" paired to learn of her
death Saturday in Sharon. Mass,
SOUTH JEFFERSON.
| The church building i. nearing com
pietion and will soon be rc-opcued for
| services.
Mrs. II. ?. Cunningham returned
home from Richmond last Saturday.
Mr. a'l Mrs H. 6. Hilton and son
LhhW"o If i'"" .st"n visited relatives
IN thi< place the first of last week.
The school in this district closed last
FRIDAY Tor weeks vacation.
+, A. Clark purchased A fancy yoke
Of oxen last week
Miss Alice Trask of Concord Mass
IS visiting her relatives in this Mace
Mrs. =. =. Hilton is convalescent. af
| ter two weeks illness.
Mrs. 3. s. Newell is caring for Mrs
F. !. Farnham for an indefinite time,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-30

One Of the advantages Of Grape-
Nuts food is that it is pre- -dises.ed IN
the process Of manufacture.
The starch contained in the wheat
and barley is transformed into urape.
sugar by exactly the same method as
this process is carried on in the human
body, that is, by the use of moisture
and long exposure to moderate warmth.
which grows the diastase in the drains.
then long baking completes the re-
markabe change from starch to ora,e-
sugar.
Therefore. the most delicate sto,, !.
aeh can handle Grape Nuts and the
food is quickly absorbed into the blood
and tissue-certain parts of it oo;no
directly to build and nourish the brain
and nerve centres. "There's a Reason. ;.
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sa..4
The photo of which appears above, Is
one Of the finest, best equipped and sJliost
elegantly appointed in Boston, and the
largest of its kind in New england. II
occupies the whole of the five-story puiiu-
ing on the corner of fremont and Iptpn
SITS. the bedding lawn" been thorousn'y
renovated ana remodeled in accordancb
with DR.. Rarbrick's plans. The Institute
is complete in every particularly having
reception. consulting. and treatments
roorrs, chemical and patEnloGical iaoora.
tories and dormitoiy. The whole beihs
under the supervision Of Dr. iiarbrick
who is aided in the management OF ti,e
Institute ly a board of directors. ana y
assisted in his work If healing BY =
staff of physicians surgeons and srecial-9
lists. Tie necessity of 4 private institu-
ton such as this. wher" sufferers from
chronic, nervous. surgical, obscure, GIN,
cult. and long standing diseases c"ulu
have their cases treated, not only s'lrh-
titicallv and Systematically, bHt aiso
sensiblv. nationally, and within fnelr
means. has long been recognized. anu 10
fiji the long felt want Dr. HarbIlck ,
Macnopathic Medical ana Surgical III
stitutc has been established.
A staff of Physicians. Surgeons Hpe
cialists ard Heaters always In a',eio-
anco. Every sick person should serI Ior
n COPY of the MaGnopathic Health JouI-
nal. which will he sent free to any ad-
dress on receipt of stamp n.
All letters should he addressed 10 IT.
Barbrick's Private Sanitarium
THE MAoNoPATHIc HEALTH
INSTITUTE,
500 fremont Street. Boston.
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NORTH WALDOBORO.

Q. l.. Mank has his new cooper shop
nearly completed
Mrs. Virgil Morse returned to Hurricane
Isle Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Burheimer drove
to Waldoboro Saturday.
Miss Ia Carroll returned to her home
in North Union Sunday.
Mrs. El cline EoGues who has been pass
ing Il few days i'll Noble buro with her
dauc!it ~. Mrs. Harlem SideinSer has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. c.. Manl1 of Feylor's
Corner were in this place Sunday calling
on friends.
pairs on his farm buildings Which liz
recently purchased of Mrs. J. W. Mank
and viii moTe there in short time.
George Bryant Of Augusta came here
Sat Irdav after Mrs. Bryant. who has
been Passing few days With her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Overlook. MI and
Mrs. Bryant have been employed at the
lnsan" hospital for the past few years
and will remain there until spring, when
thcT viii go to live on their farm in
Washington recently purchased of At
wood Sprasuo.
North Union Sunday and passed the
day with N1r, CARROTS parents.
Nelson kaler ana Washington Born
heimer went to WadoborO Sunday to
attend the funeral of brother COM
r1dc. 7. t. HoSue.
Miss NJ RUBY Walter and friend. Miss
Mabel e Gould of B,cksport have been
passing few days with Miss Walters
parents MIR. and Mrs. w. K; Walter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Oliver ard daughter.
GlenyS We're guests of MI. ana Mrs
E,lmus Shuman Sunday.
Bert Rornhcmcr returned to Wiscassctt
Monday.
Fred Oliver and Z. c. league went to
Rockland Saturday.
kand"lEh Freeman If Gushing was in
this place Saturday and Sunday Visiting;
relatives.
Pearl Whitchouse went to NTank Town
SATURDAY and was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sidney Mank
L. H. Mank ard Mrs Jennie Mnnk went
10 WAldnhorp Saturday and passed tic
day With Mr.. Mank's daughter. Mrs
Winnie Mathews.
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NORTH LlTCHFIElD.

Miss Matte Rowe ofiiCiated at the
organ at the North church Sunday in
place OF Miss Mary Palmer. the usual
orEanist. who was unable to attend
church on account of severe cold.
There will be a Covenant meeting at
{ the North church Friday. Nov. /. at +.
o'clock P. NJ
Mr.. and Mrs. A P Otis of Auburn
and Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Jones of
Providence. r. l.. We're in town Thurs
day of last week to attend to the legal
transfer of the Otis farm to Mr.. Jones.
Mr.. Jones expects to move his family
onto the farm sometime the present
week.
Mrs. G. Fl. Palmer visited friends at
the Plains Friday.
There will be regular meeting OF tho
Grange Saturday afternoon. Nov. >.
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WALDO.
CENTER MONTVILLE.

J. NJ. Foster of ToguS. who has beer
very III ut the home Of his sister. Mrs
Sarhh Thompson, recovered sufficiently
t" return to his homo last week.
Lester II. Mcrrithev. Of Morrill,. i
visiting his sister. Mrs. p. W. JaTuitn.
The Unity Orchestra gave a dance 4;
tn" Grange hall Octo!Icr ~, which WAS
VOL attended
W. +. collcv of China was in town
last week to buy apples
The Soap club met with Mrs j. :
SrroWl last Wcck
George Gowcn has returned to Water
vile.
Mr. and Mrs. J. 4. Srrowl ana Mrs
Eliza q. Waterhnuse. went to j. fforsun
Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. L. :
Sylvester.
Mr. and Mrs CSca, G.. and Mrs
Frank "A. Cushman visited Mr. ana Mrs.
Charles Cushman, at Searsm1nI, Sun
daN.
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COUNTY NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
NORTH MONMOUTH.

Otis Eaton Chandler committed sui
eide at his home ir Auburn, Mass.
Thursday, Oct. %. Mr. Chandler re-
tired the night before in his usual
health and buoyant spirits. and il is
npt known at what hour the tragedy
occurred Mr.. Chandler runs a large
milk farm. supplying many customers
il Worcester with milk. 1t was his
usual custom to go to the stables, in
company with his two hired men,
about four o'clock in the morning TO do
the milking, and on Thursday morning
when he did not make his appearance
at the usual hour. it was thought ne
might have gone TO one of the neigh
bOrs, but when breakfast time came
and ne was still missing, much alarm
was felt and a search was immediate
ly begun. Ore of the men on looking
into the milk wagon found MI. Chand-
ler's pocketbock on the seat with sl"'
in it, and also found bag Of change.
The whole town was then aroused ana
the woods were searched until sunset.
when the quest was Abandoned. ABOUT
dusk, two young men went to q nlll
pond about mile from the house, ard
there on the darn found the missing
mans coat and watch. which they took
back to the stables. 4 party at once
went with teams, lanterns and Crap
pie to the pond where the body was
found 1t was evident that the an
fortunate man had siaShcd his throat
and jumped into the pond. Enc body
was taken to an undertaken in Worces-
ter. The funeral was held last Mon
day. The deceased was the son of Mr..
and Mrs. Lafayette O. Chandler ~ Au-
burn. and was considered Il most e:i-
emplary young man. He and his
mother owned the beautiful home in
which they lived. his father having
died about two years ago No reason
is assigned for his act except tenn
porary Insanity. Mrs. Chandler is
we'll known in Monmouth and Win
thrcp. being the youngest daughter of
the late A. d. King of Winthrop. AMI a
sister of Harry King of Winthrop and
Mrs. Emma Whiting of Worcester,
Mass. BESIDE his mother, one sister,
who is attending se il Now York
and graduates next June. survives. j.
l.. Circuit of this: place, uncle of Mrs.
Chandler. who was in Boston at the
time of the sad affair. went to ALL
burn Thursday and passed the night a.
the Chandler home. He found Mrs.
Chandler completely prostratnd. He was
obliged to leave on Friday morning for
his home. Harry f. King of Winthrop
went to Auburn and was present at the
funeral
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READFIELD DEPOT.

Mrs. Geo. Fl. Knapp left for her
home in Newark. y. j.. after spending
a week with her son c. NJ. Heath
l.. S. Butler Of Dudley Plains. has
been i'll for n few days. his physician
fears he has typhoid fever.
Master Victor Heath is slowly re-
covering from Il serious case of t.
phoid fever under the careful atten-
ton of Or. Badger.
Services We're held at the Dudley
Plains scnoouhousc Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Adcll preached Il very interesting
sermon Sacred music was furnished
by S. y. DudltE.
G. NJ Heath. who has been on the
sick list. is improving.
Elder Brown will hold services at
the Plains schoolhnuse at 100 O'Clock
next Sunday afternoon.
A fine boy baby was born to Mr. and
Mrs John Adell Monday, oct. II. Cni,-
EratulationS are extended the happy
couple on this, thcadvcnt of the Sec
ond son.
Conductor Burt L. Wright died pre-
viouS to his father. l.. b. Wright's ar
rival in Watcrvillc Sunday morning,
when he was called by telephone.
Conductor Wright has been suffering
for some time with cercbro spinal
menengitis. which caused his death
Mrs. y. d. Gordon. who has been to
Bath. returned HON" Saturday on the
evening train. accompanied by Miss
Beatrice Harrington.
Mr.. and Mr.. Clifton Harrington,
tRath. ar" congratulated by friends, On
the arrival of Il beautiful hoy. Gordon
willis. oct. -. Mrs. Harrington WAS
formerly i resident of this place.
Linwo"d Luce. Rents Hill. attended
9Th" funeral services of the late George
.Bra'lloy. Sunday at Mt. Vernon
Mr.. and MIS- \. w Brainard. who
shave lived in this place Turing the
Summer. vetur:;cI Thursday To- Fast
sRcadii,ll
Mrs. ~ r. Denton ani sister of Pot
land returned last week from New
York. wherr they have been spending
two weeks. ant report a delightful
trip.
Billy L"ngfeIloW. Who has been vi;t
ing relatives here. returned to his
home in Portland Monday
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lITCHFIELD PLAINS.

Miss Edith NJ Small has returned
home from orr'S Island.
M. and Mrs. W. c. E.icrv Of Lewis
ton arc visiting their mother and un-
Gle. Hon. Oramandal Smith. and wore
n attendance at the Plains church
Sunday.
Walter !. Narney has gone to Hope
dale. Mass.
Mrs. ". =. Woodland was at home
for Il few days last week
\. K. Eucklin returned homo from
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NORTH SIDNEY.

Evcrybody's Club will meet Wcdncs.
Gay. oct. 30. with Mrs +. {. Moore
Topic. "Currcnt Events.
Mr.. and MR.. Daniel Whtehousc of
Augusta passed i few days al $. T..
Cllrk's last week
Frank Penny OF Boston who has
passed the summer with his niece Mrs.
y. ID. Stevens. returned to his home
last Monday
MIR. and Mrs. w. p. LYON have en-
gagged to superintcnd for a wear q Erel
TcrrN':' milk farm in Wateryille. begin
, ming il Eovembcr Their neishbors ton
dcred them a farewell reception FRIDAY.
evening and expressed mucl, regret AT
their near ,lcnorturp
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-24

AS the, .paony is. such q hardy plant
living throughout the severest winter
weather without projections, it will re-
pay the grower if given a slight cover
ing Of well rotted stable manure or
leaves. The manure can be worked in
the soil In the early spring. aud the
nourlshulent from the manure will be
washed into the sol. by the heavy rains
during the winter. Care. should be
taken while working the manure into
the soilto prevent the breaking of the
new shoots that are pushing upward.
as these new shoots are very tender
and quite easily injured Floral Life.
Fertilixing Potato Land.
The Geneva IN. w station hats DEM
onytrated to Long Island potato grow.
ers. that on the average the largest
profit is realized from the use Of 1.O0o
pounds per acre OF commercial fer
tilizers containing per cent Of nitro.
gen. per cent of available phosphoric
acid and 10 per cent Of potash. and
that. the large quantities Of potash
used by, many Long Island farmers
are not economical u. r. Schultz. Z
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-24

Ap unusually excellent crop Of ice
has been harvested here the past two
weeks. a''
Il C.I r. Hackett Of the Parker. NeW,
Era, was la the city Sunday. afternoop
and evening waiting fors The belated
train from Mitchell. Bro. Hackett H.
|sihis' year the president .of the South
/ Dakota Press association and Is one OF
the veteran newspaper men Of the
state. We.enjoyed an hours pleasant
chat with him. U. s@s. -:-gts.
q, J. Fox met with apainful accident
| last night at the depot. He came mp
from Sioux City on the belated train,
took seat in the bus and white driver
Fluent IVES attending TO matters on
thelplatform the mules got sick Of
waiting and started up. Mr.. 70 <
started for the door and jumped, fall
ing on the Lilly crossing and break ing
Two Fihssc The mules we're soon stopped
with0ut any further damage. 4s
We wish u call PARTICULAR attention
to the I'D. Of the Sioux City Fafmsrs
Tribune found today on :. opr. sixth
page. The Farmers Tribune u one Of
thu bestofsthe farm paDers and issues
fromsH8 70 49, pages weekly. AT ala
year.f II one Of she bestsinvestments
any farmer can make. For ~ short
time only, both the UNION County
COURIER and the Farmers TsIJua-
Twill each be sent for, q. full year for
$3.50, to al subscribers OF the COURIER
new or old, who pay one. year in adj
Nance.- s..4 - tssAssses. rsss. 4.sa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-24
Asst, WORDS or FAMOUS MEN

y Julian ls31-s6s,, Roman emperor,
u"oh, Gallean, thou hast conaieredw.
John, Keats 1725-1s2D English poet
4 feel the daisies growing over me- !,
james Lawrence G7s1-1Sl3),. tAmeriF
cam navah Officer Don't give up the
'sshtpy' ege aG ..
Eouis ..NHf. of France G6el1643),
"There come to me thoughts that tor
ment me-" si 81
William Pitt qT59-1se6l English
statesman. "Oh, my country, how 1
love thnevs \. st $500 e.ss,l
Thomas jefferson Q743-1S26). Amer
lean statesman, Il resign my spirit to
God and my daughter to my country
Sir Walter Raleigh t1552-l61s1. Eng
lish courtier md navigator. why dost
thou not strike? Strike, man. ITO
his executioner.) a.
Hugh Iatimef u4T2- 1555l. English
refoimer: "A Be of good cheer, brother.
We shall this day kindlei such. .. torch
In England as Il trust. shall never, be
extinguished." Ito Nicholas Ridley,
who was burned with himi
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-24

Trusts We're sometimes dealt with
summarily in old England. For in
stance, the records of the Brewers
company show that ION Monday, July
30, 1422. Robert Chichele, the. mayor
of London. sent for the masters and
twelve of the most worthy Of our com
pany to appear at the Guildhal for
selling dear ale After much dispute
about the price and quantity Of malt,
wherein Whtnytone, the late mayor
declared that the brewers had ridden
into the country and forestalled the
malt. to raise its price, they We're con
victed in the penalty of f20 ($100),
which Directing to, the masters Were
ordered to be kept in prison in the
chamberlain's custody until they
should paw it, +tts.t' v
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-24

/ County Clerk Go: 81 Klmmel n AZ
Yrpkton this week attending W SONG
| cd6siStory wQrs. Il
I Mrs. A. d. Roberts and children Of
Ff{ndreau arrived Saturday and al Q
WHITING Mrs. RebsrAs,s heather, Guy
III &hristens0nss ssaa w.
me congregafinnal ladies viii hold
Market AZ Geo Has so8's store.,s Sat-
Eufby. Jan 2e. There wit Also be
I s4be. aprons. on. sale. ,, Il .,.,,
.EsMEN WANTED, 10 Look after our
|i9terests In Union and ad jacent coun4
tt9s. Salary Of Cofmsssions Address
NJ rlNcoLN OH co., Cleveland, q.
bring IN your neighbors and friends
testhe Farmers Institute. Monday. and
E6esday. Every, farmers vile should
Az on hand Monday AFTERNOON and
6fenii,gs 500 IA.
Mr.aua Mrs. sJos. Henkiq d f'lafn-
view, Neb.. were here tuesday, visit
ling among relatives and friends. Joe
has returned but Mrs. Henkin remains
kfer q longer visit.
E Guy Smith arrived home Friday, a
Iday or two alter being released from
quarantine 81 Hudson. where be had 4
larup 81 tfIe small pex. He is anything
That pleased With The treatment and
{Fc1re he received up there,
tsfs
basThe ii al estate which was advertised
lib these columns All for sale
fAnd belonging to the estate of Thos.
Tyson, deceased. was sold last week to
Isieo. g. Klmmel for $33s per acre. There
ti4s good money for Ar. Kllnmel n that
1Baat gain
TN The 81 H. Pearl place just east of
Hammond 81 and Hess than a'sInile from
@Ahe city iimits, mss justheen purchased
|sty T'eaer Peterson adG DauIe7 Esannery
1|1of Sl3, 600. This ~ the old LaBarRe
basltlnesfead and one N The iirst 70 BE-
/ 4. LSn w stssfses sss ssia
Ssss -sss il. - AT
/ laage ManPan has been laid up for
lover asweet with severe asnicIsfof the
lgaIp, which has been both painful and
Es sri Ous at vi m s. lie Is now
Faacidedis o. Ire nerd, but Ii viii be
stallla time yef befi,fs BE viii be able u
ba around and aisdad fully to his Gus:
tanary dasies. =
IFsevs r. r.. Randall and Attorneys
4 NIchoss ahd McInsrny went ! to Yer
\ million Friday night 10 serve AS a com
Iulittee 81 selection forsa pre- l,minary
rae bsse he}dut the University Friday
ana Ssatelriay nfp ists They were
lnhafesd ia sslHet III deha'ss r. ID repsei
1 sent the anaysfs . 4 dni 4debats
lsbme lime next spring VIM i lSe mi,
vefstty d low and tile Wesleyan Uni
Versily a. Mitchell. I, ].
JaIaas Wennffoih, shesectdntrit dgal
4 ana dumb lar}Illi6,ssaF MID Wa; held SD y,
two tourists III The failrAad yard. her,
list summer and robbed or Ii i a.
!, ReieRg sngss wsss vtsslAk hyaa ssvit b. eq'
3iaepin ahss st'an'nn yarda TuesaAs
ii rning No plaase vas entAacheds IL
the engineer. Mr. Wennbiom wis
SBbblpt Sd yesfsaa ii i, z va i.ifntHrriea
; md owned iIis 4 larhi Stsssl / fIddson neal
the yl'ioa ,eopaty lpe. - " VS., IS
e sT ~
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1907-01-24

They had been engaged for fully
thirty minutes by the cuckoo clock.
II have surprise In store for you.
Alfred, dear" she said. II can cook
as well as l can play the piano" '-
THAT being the case, darling" he
replied ut will be we'll for. us, to
hna ri -
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LA ROCHELLE.

- West 18th 81.
Imposing modern fireproof
building; electric light in
included in rent.
rooms and bath.
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FURNisHID APXKTMENTs WANTED
CHANCES.

AN ESTABLISHED. successful mandatory,
gross business 10000, net profits $4,000: can sell
double present output n present stockholders: nee {
siOO.GC addhtonaI cap.tn 20 extend plant: inyes.
ment secured By bonds or stock: active position can
be obtained n desired: audit and 90 nplete lnvesti ga
don allowed. Address FACTORY. box 100 Sun
Harlem once, eti West i2sth VI, .,.
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n GREENFIELD.

46 West 73d st.
Large. spacious Apartment
Elevator service. &c.
II rooms an d 2 baths.