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The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
What Do They Curel

The above question is often asked con-
corning DIR. Pierce's two leading medi-
cines, nGolden Medical Discovery" and
uFavorite Prescription"
The answer is that uGolden Medical
Discovery. is most potent alternative or
and acts especially favorably In cura-
tive way upon all the mucous lining sur
faces, as of the nasal passages, throat.
bronchial tubes, stomach. bowels and
biaddeF>curing large per cent. OF catar-
rhal cakes whether the disease affects tho
nasal passages, the thxQat, larynx, bron-
CHA. stomach as catafraal dyspepsia,
bowels q Gas s,I masSYS1assSeaA bladder,
the chronic -nlcaratixe STAGES of f6eSe
Affections. Il Is often successful In Affect
The tFaYQrite Prescriptionr Is advised
for t6e cOCe Qt one class OF diseaSes-t6QSe
RecOllar, veal nesSeS. usfak9el6e6ts and
IRREGULARITIES incident TO women Q6lY.- II
is; IS . powerful yet gently scting inyigofat
out, over-worked wOmen-no matter what
has caused the breakdown, rFavorite
Prescription will be found most effective
in building up the strength, regulating
the womanly functions, subduing pain
and bringing about a healthy, vigorous
condition of the whole system.
n UOOh vi pdl GlCuldTS wraps cHCu UOttl5
giving the formula of both medicines and
quoting what scores Of eminent med
ical authors, whose works are consulted
by physicians of all the schools of practice
as guides in prescribing, say of each in
gredient entering into these medicines.
The words of praise bestowed on the
several ingredients entering into Doctor
Pierce's medicines by such writer's should
have more weight than any amount of
non professional testimonials, because
such men are writing for the guidance of
their medical brethren and know whereof
they speak.
Both medicines are non-alcoholic, nom
secret, and contain no harmful habit
forming drugs. being composed of glyceric
extracts of the roots of native, American
medicinal forest plants They are both
sold by dealers in medicine. You can't
afford to accept as a substitute for one of
these medicines of known composition,
any secret noStrum.
DIR. Pierce's Pellets, small sugar-coated,
easy to take as candy, regulate and in
vigorate stomach, liver and bowels.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
the WALDO DELEGATION
In the 73d Maine Legislature.

Hon. Charles Everett J.ibhv Ran,h.
lican State senator from waldo cnnntv
was born ia Troy. Later he moved -
Burnham. where he attended school
finishing his Education at Maine Ton.
trail Institute, He lived in 4 roosto tool
county for Ave years where he had y
live stock business. In 1893 he hecam
interested in the sheen and cattle hns;.
ness in Montana and he ia still one %,
the PRINCIPAL growers and dealers IN
northwest. SHINING many thousand
cattle and shean into tho Chicaor mo ~
kets each wear He ia diractor ~ The
Stockman's National RAM ~ F"rt
Benton Montana and a director ~
the WatervilIe Trnst Cnmnanv IL
carries on a large stock farm and in The
past few wears has became nrnm;nent
among potato growers If The STATE
Mr.. Libby keeps a large herd If dairy
cows and GOOD string If oentlaman,s
driving horses. He was elected renre,
sentative to the Legislature in 1ooo ~ q
large majority in what was at lat
time a strong Democratic class 'A"'
n. F. Colcord who will renrasont tho
Sacrament oIoss 10 ponnhi;pa. ~ o o
tics. He ia The colIecfor nf h;s + pU1
and Well-known resident
Marcellus !. Dow ia a resultant of
Brooks and represents that district
in the 73d Legislature Tn no,it;csl he
is Republican. Mr.. Dow Is married
and is 81 wears of age. He was educated
i'm the common schools and at Kent's
Hill. After graduation he hecams
tiller of the soil and a merchant At
present Mr.. Dow is chairman Of tho
board of selectmen and has held that
office for several wears Res;des this
he has been town treasurer and snna ,
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
MAINE NEWS ITEMS.

The Transcontinental Electric Rail.
way Company has been Organized at
Portland with an authorized capitaliza-
ton of $50, 900. The purpose is to
build electric railways anywhere in the
United States.
John K. Collins, town clerk of Isle
au Haul, recently captured a carrier
pigeon which came to his place, and
still has it, awaiting an owner. On the
band on the pigeons leg was the in
scriptiOn, 'E. z. No. 1881" Mr.. Col
Inns is curious to know where the bird
came from.
The Benvenue Granite Co. of Ston-
ington and West Sullivan is one of the
bidders on the contract for something
like 100000 tons of granite for the
Panama canal. The competing bidder
is firm in the Southern States, whose
quarrles are many miles from the sea-
board, while the Benvenue company
can load vessels of heavy draft right at
its quarries.
A gentleman visiting Isle au Haut
for the first time writes to Game Com
missioner Carleton, "that he has been
all over the island and thinks it is the
best deer country for place of its size
he was ever in. The deer are very
numerous, owing to the period of close
time on them which has been in force
for some time. This island is ten miles
long and four miles wide, and have
seen evidence of some very large deer
The city of Portland has appropriated
$500 for an appropriate celebration of
the centennial of Longfellow's birth,
which will occur Feb. 9th. The Maine
Historical Society will dedicate its new
library building on that day, and the
schools of Portland, and many other
cities for that matter, will have special
exercises. Bowdoin College will cele-
brate the centennial in connection with
next June's Commencement.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
CURED
MY HUSBANDS
Sick Headache

Dear Sirs:- South Poland, Me-, Oct. 5,19o4.
My husband was great sufferer with
sick headache. He had it once in two
weeks, but has not been troubled for year
since he has been taking eel. F." Bitters.
He knows it is the Bitters that helped him.
Yours truly, Mrs. RICHARD SMALL.
1fyou want good health, get at the cause
and take specific for the trouble. Read
the wrapper and label on eel. F."
Atwood's Bitters and you'll be guided in
the use of this safe, speedy cure for diseases
caused by impure blood, indigestion, slug
gish nv. aud bowels. CSC.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
The Kodol Almanac.

The most unique and useful book is the
Kodol Almanac and Two Hundred Year
Calendar for 1907, the receipt of which the
editor of The Republican Journal acknowl-
edges to the publishers.
Your lucky day, your flower and your
birth stone, and the day of the week upon
which you were born, or the day of the
week upon which any other event has oc-
Cured since the day of our National indie
pendence or which may occur as far in the
future as 1896, can easily be ascertained by
reference to this most useful and authentic
book.
With this and many other interesting
features are included information as to
your guiding star and your most promising
month. Reliable weather forecasts of the
best authorities are also included.
The publishers are sole owners of the
Kodol Almanac and Two Hundred Year
Calendar. Messrs. E. D. Dewitt & Co., of
Of this book to any reader Of this PAPER who
mentions the paper and encloses two-cent
stamp.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17

Andrew Carnegie has given $4,000
for the construction of a building in
Washington, d. c., to be used by the
Bureau of American Republics. Pro-
vision for the site has already been
made by the United States and South
American republics.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
PROSPECT FERRY.

P. M. CHM and his niece, Miss Faustina
Harding of Worcester, Mass, visited reIa-
tves here several days last week, returning
to Worcester Jan. 3D.. Charles Banks re-
turned to StoniEgton last week -. Frank
Brown and mother, Mrs. Nettie Brown,
were in Winterport last Friday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. VIM. Page. MIR. and
Mrs. Fred Cleaves, Mr.. Henry Grant and
Mrs. Edith Leach were in Winterport last
Friday to attend the funeral of their sister,
Mrs. VIM. Page.....W. D. Hartman has
been confined to the house the past week
with bad cold. Master Evander Harri-
man has chicken pox. Mrs. Orilla McMann,
Mrs. Andrew Bennett and Mrs. b. c.
Avery are also on the sick list, with severe
colds. ..Alvah Berry cut his hand quite bad
ly last week. Miss Lulu Avery returned
to Winthrop, Me-, last Saturday to resume
her school.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
BROOKS.

BROOKS.
Miss Marie Chase is visiting in Water
vile and Portland this week....T. A. Eli
OFT and wife arrived Saturday from Lincoln,
Me-, where he has been located for some
time, and will board at William Rowe's for
the WINTER. w. G. Austin, carrier, R. F.
D. No. l, has been off duty on account of
sickness for the past week and the substi-
tute, c. E. Bowen, has been driving in his
stead. The Waldo and Pen0bscOt Tele-
phone Co, has all its instruments in Brooks
and Jackson installed and the exchange is
now open for business. The game of bias.
ket ball between the Brooks High school
team and the Somerset Club of Pittsfield in
Union hall last Friday was the most inter-
esting of the season. A very large crowd
was in attendance and excitement ran high.
The game was holly contested and finally
decided in favor of the local team by score
of IS to Is. AS the visiting team is one of
the strongest and fastest in the State the
boys are certainly to be congratulated on
their victory.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
SWANVILLE.

SWANVlLLE.
Mr.. A. Ross Nickerson, who spent the
holidays at home, returned to Dartmouth
Monday. Miss Augusta Nickerson closed
very successful term of school in District
No. last Friday. Mr.. Herbert G. Mad
docks fell few days ago and wrenched his
right arm quite badly. Mr. and Mrs. S.
d. Greeley Of Hampden visited relatives in
town last Saturday and Sunday. :. Misses
Edith West and Marian Wells of Belfast
spent Sunday at Mr.. Charles Walker's....
Mf. W. s. Nickerson lost a valuable hog
recently. Mr.. Maurice Nickerson, who
has been very sick with the measles, is i'm
PROVING g.. They are stringng the telephone
wires to North Searsport.. Mrs. Evans,
who has been the guest of her cousin, Mrs.
S. j: Beals, returned to Searsport, Tuesday.
%. Mr. Chester Curtis is at home for the
winter. Miss Ruby Gray is taking music
lessons of Miss Harriet NJ Nickerson....
Mr.. r. n. Brown, Miss Louise Cunning
ham, Mr.. VIM. Clements, Mr. Wallace
Gray and Mr.. Ii. o. Cunningham are hav-
ing telephones put into their houses.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
CENTER MONTVILLE.

Florence, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
0. White, of Netherlands Corner, was
found dead in her bed Saturday morning,
January 9Th. She had been ill for some
time with consumption, but had ridden to
Liberty the day before. Her sudden death
was terrible shock to her parents and
friends. -. Merrill and George Gordon be-
gan last week to store their ice. j w.
Wentworth is saving the ice for them....
Charles b. Thompson hauled bark to the
tannery in Liberty last week. IL Frank
Jones of Searsmont was in town last week
buying Angora cats -. Hattie Clough and
her sister, Abbie White, spent New Years
day with their cousin, Cora A. Goodwin.
George L. Edmunds and his dogs got two
foxes last week. Charles Oxton was sick
last week. Gershom Oxton and family
visited L. D. Jones of Liberty last week 49,.
Charles b. Thompson and wife visited her
father in Belfast last Sunday.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
SMITHTON (Freedom).

IFTeeUOmJ.
Riley Penney was buried in the GENE terry
in this place Jan. 1st He was one of the
oldest residents and was born and had al
ways lived on the farm where he died. He
leaves a widow, his only son having died
quite number of years ago.. Miss Blanche
spent Saturday and Sunday at her uncle's,
Mr.. M. E. Barker. 49,. Joseph Jackson was
in Belfast for few days last week. Hale
Sylvester was in town last Sunday. Mrs.
Florence Wentworth is packing her goods
preparatory to moving to RumfOrd Falls.
Alfred Davis, an old resident of this place,
died Dec. Both, and was laid at rest in Smith
ton cemetery. 49,. The weather is delightful,
the travelling good and everyone is busy.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17

TROY.
Mr.. Alphonso Dyer of Pittsfeld visited
friends in town last week. Mr.. z. Garlic
ton of Campelo, Mass, whose boyhood's
home was in Troy, is the guest of his broth
er, Milton Carleton. Mrs. Myra Terrill
was in Belfast last week visiting her broth
er, Judge R. W. Rogers. All the common
schools in town close this week with the ex-
ceptiOn of the one at Cooks Corner >. The
marriage of Mr.. M. W. Munroe and Mrs.
Winnie Green, both of West Troy, occurred
Jan. LIST, Rev. j. c. Lamb officiating.
Friends extend congratulations and best
wishes that they may have 'happy new
year" and that each succeeding year may
be brighter than the last. The Ladies'
Aid meeting at A. z. Myrick's last week is
reported as a most enjoyable one. There
were twenty-One in attendance. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. L. L. Rogers
Jan: 10TH. The North Troy Reading Club
held very pleasant and profitable meeting
last Friday evening at the home Of George
Woods. Thirty partoOk offs bountiful sup
per. Mr.. Bert Penney added much to the
entertainment by means of his extra fine
new monograph. Mrs. Hannah Woods is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lizzie Dyer of
Pittsfeld. Roy Knight of East Troy has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs George
Woods the past week. -. Charles W. Smith
had the misfortune to lose a valuable
horse last Saturday night.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
BURN HAM.
BURNHAM.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Adams and Masters


Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Adams and Masters
Harold and Ralph Libby of Clinton visited
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. II. Kimball Dec. 3Oth..
Everett Davis is working on his lumber lot
on the Horseback road. Dennis Getchell is
hauling some of the lumber to Pittsfeld. :.
VIM. 81. Kimball, Fred Sayward and Joseph
Reynolds were in Pittsfeld January 9Th on
business. AFRO Twitchell is loading cars
with wood from his lumber lot. 1900. Went
worth Pease is hauling lumber from the
JaQuith lot. Braley Brothers are landing
a large amount of pulp wood at the Winnie
cook crossing. George Wyman has been
on the sick list for the past three weeks....
FrancellO Conner, who cut his foot quite
badly some three weeks ago, is now able to
be about. :. Nancy Conner, who broke one
of her arms recently, is getting along as
well as could be expected. ....... Mrs. j. E.
Hart, who has been confined to the house
for the past three weeks, is improving rap
idly. Mrs. b. L. Fitzgerald of Pittsfield
visited her sister, Mrs. George Gilmore, one
day last week. -. J ohm Polk, who has been
employed by 0. B. McKechnie for the past
year, has gone to Pittsfield to work in a
wooden mill for the winter. 49,. Walter Cole
met with quite painful accident one day
last week while working in the woods. In
some way stick of cOrdwOOd fell and strik-
ing him on the right hand fractured the
hand quite badly. Ira Cunningham of
Watervllle passed few days with his pa
rents last week -. Frank Ward of Fairfield
recently purchased of O. B. McKechne
fast pacing mare.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17

"a
n, Freeman al5 and two daughters
IA M and Mrs. Joshua Littleield
e. Charles Grant. wife and chill
I # F-mk.l listed in the Center
Isg H-rbrr 'iaddocks fell in his
rmj splsia4i a, shoulder so the doc
Isl, called Z; is quite painful. Mr..
Mrs. n mot Robertson of Monroe
n Mr. and Als. +. A. Robertson re-
N Epbr5im Littletield was in Bel
sS thq Jury ouy four days. Ephraim
sfsi las bought a new sleigh,,,. Mr..
Ms CHARLES Mari had their New
s5dinsr " iJh the Mari family....Lee
I'm j, ea,d1s cord wood for E. ii.
reted ..Jamas Enbertson of Frankfort
sri1g cord wood for E. A. Robertson.
'Vb FUa Li,jedeld fell over a year
spd m7t her spine and is having seri-
praB.a With 70 YETI. Horace Marden
gNie laye lrcied to stay in Rhode
ai1HtiI then laughter graduates from
EgAs,, c0r-e aud he has taken a posi-
EytL an Insurance company.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17

''The Criminaloid' that is the name
proposed by E. A. Ross in the January
Atlantic for the respectable villain
Of the present day,-the man who
''shrinks from robbing anybody, but is
equal to robbing everybody without a
qualm," the ill-doer who is scrupulous-
ly regular in his church attendance,
gives generously to good causes, is low
ed by his friends, and found blameless
in every family relation. 'The Grim
inaloid," says the writer, ''prefers to
prey on an anonymous public. Not to
bride, but to employ and finance the
briber; not to cheat, but to promise
rakeoff to a mysterious go-between in
case your just assessment is cut down;
not to rob on the highway, but to make
the carrier pay you rebate on your
rivals shipments; not to shed innocent
blood, but to pay inspectors for over
looking your neglect to install safety
appliances such are the ways of the
criminaloid. Certainly this is start
ling definition of type we have all be-
come familiar with of late years; all we
lacked was the right name for it.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
TEE REPUBLIcAN JOURNAL THURSDAY, JANUARY II, 1907
NORTH STOCKTON SPRINGS.

L1ttle 0IauyN nOUUihS Ii quite SIcK... !.
The agent, who is collecting data for the
directory for Prospect, Stockton Springs
and Searsport, was in this vicinity Thurs
day. The names of each person win be re-
corded with occupation and address. Mr..
Oscar Moody is little better at present.
He is receiving treatment from Bangor
doctor. Little Dora Calderwood sprained
her leg severely while sliding last week. :. I.
Isaac and Albion Smith, the two little sons
of Arson Smith of Brewer, are boarding
this winter at Mr.. Wilfred Staples. i. Mr..
Walter Moody has crew of men at work
on Bert Hopkins wood lot. :. MIR. and Mrs.
m. W. Staples spent New Years at MI.
Wilbur Staples at Clark's Corner.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17

4 Nry rt
y, ''' tdlleS Smith have closed
ny bone and gone to Augusta.
!. Smith has nosit;on 10 49,
the o.au., so'i''oA Ill VIC
,, irlafy OF State. The
'ra 81 their many friends 90 with
We Shall homo f1r thair o.
spr,,.. i0i 'heli ie'ui IL III
.r. '- MI and Mrs. r. S.
' ~ guests Of MIR. and Mrs. A. S.
Friday Howard Harmon .nd
lIr bryant W we ntd to Rsianr M ana
,7a1 ta- ~law Rm r' w nst Eejion Null
ii9a'n k.upr has han, 1 Goiiego h;a
UT aud Nils Tbn,nss ' K ssS,.lli 5ft ms
y F.. several Years ,"' ne Is a HiIes
" pass.d (i,i,T qaI ' ,.;ts n, r, fiie S
VI L Higgins II WIN l+n ni. any !
,e iae .ue>r of Mr. .. ana 1io NJ " r.
.eh ast sunday n ni',bt anu P pas, T.;
4> esma from H lI H'..' :a nioiai u
Pass u4ds{ with 7i Lie fa oaiuroay
sl'S. Y n. lilggins n wara ad IN Ilyn;+n
~ ~ see heir niece "bl b ,a = h my
~ Is now conya1 I, mno mas Wi 6ten
y Andover Mass e'Gen u;s;t; W lip y !,
v and Mrs. + Il 10 u T,s,tins W. us
laMes Gates arc o,,;.a - ~ un ~. ~ -.
III Han Clement ' is IN im ",.m ;n9
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17

S0Ro .u,.;o, of tho ofsoors
D the work was performed in
u .' i manner by Miss Lena M.
'u ,.ar of this oIder for last year. 1t
gsI0Dt sny installation that such
doIIl a, 4 Expression are heard, and to
oCe eiG ,rjers wishing an installing
's'a and heartily recommend Miss
VI 5b "S Ted Men Of Dark Harbor gave
H. ID. saturday evening last. A pleas
9l. ao,a.i, mt vas rendered and elabo-
era sI..a.L me- ,erved.. The reception
eIi5 [l,'ns 10 Union hall, rendered to
y W.. Wed Ayres and Miss Ayres,
4 a NJ aieuds aud relatives, was a
q "' ,c.., way. On Saturday morn
u .t,s tpuA left for Boston, where
n mike short visit, then go home
n-uI8
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17

pbD' I.r sunday school held its an
l,,rr ,a>t sunday, The reports
til. gaop, apartments of school
Y 5.gaf al large measure of success.
Y OFF. ~. Ms |, D. White, Supt. of
Isln apartment, and of Miss Bertha
n 5'g eao hJ, The Urinary department,
5Dsl' m4titorious. The report of
FeSi,I4r. g-ui Wentworth, shows "a
H tnf .g 'ne -reasury with which to
'I IYn-N ear Following are the Of
asg-l ~upt., +. A. Grey; Asst.
P.l / Morse; Secretary, Miss
i l treasurer, Mrs. Nellie B.
\. n l4cW, l. D. White; Librarian,
gy.'.- 4re. horister, Miss Bertha
/, fine Nu..j Water Co. erected
gm mI u>, week and had it pump
.,i.r from ,a-r Well last Saturday,.
n. Plnnry psut last week visiting in
\ Il cross is slowly improving.
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17

LNhNN
k 4 Tum.s Of Old Town visited
EnA-. Mo- Fannie Luce, last week..
Tlam AYa ha- zone to Palmer, Mass,
|nsj9a (. s.ttt!.,., Miss Nettie Cross
sd.As ho oa5s With Mrs. H. E. Holmes
|auu, - studies in Bangor this
s,.a. aa arS. E. K. Packard have
|sN astla a ,pend the winter with
i Aagh.e, Mis-, II E. Crie.. IA. G.
EItl Ia, g-a' confined to the house with
ras affairs vi ucuralgia. -. Miss Edith
EAl o. t-Ht lIiii was at home in the
Esy racaJ0U.,.. There was a reception
|Mg@adats q The Methodist Episcopal
E@ December &oth.... Miss Alice Sim
p taS 4lm '~j to her studies at the
pam >ylpa of Oratory, Boston, and
ElP Cobb n3 Miss Edith Wilson to
E'as. IL. A. Purdy read letters
|N ] AT greetings from absent mem
p 4g 3hMcb asst Sunday. Frank
p d Newark, \ j., is visiting his
E-s, W.. aI Mrs. 4. b. Ripley.
FAEIoy
4 d. .a5ufl 1,man of Salem, Mass,
lat 'a.asaa. aud Sunday, the guest
ls @els Nh and Mrs. William Pit
~Ar a-' Mrs Albert Moody have
Ell@s-aerpH- II the house known as
4sll''oa house, which was bought by
aO'ly sG" Dbl e.lht years ago.. Miss
n Hie5s If 5araad is visiting Mr.. and
~ ". -mtIsf--.... Eden Dyer has in
n : ''4oT' power ODDS gasolene engine
t~S1.i A. 'age returned Jan. End
oS!L where he passed the holidays
w dalsh,t., Mis- Georgia Ripley. :.
L M:@ WAS home from Portland for
1 @,t Nednesday evening, Jan.
11I' y-'lr members of Appleton lodge,
C ~ ana Gmieu Rod Rebekah lodge,
nv sa7i;S VI 4ll- and Mrs. David S. Hall
TN falma! Martin and Ormand Keene
rg g1,' lvuL-hproe team took fifteen men,
"e ollef n"m this vicinity. Others
.mpllVdtt cJnyryances. The Sleighing
IEie 'eI,rl and the weather all that
~ ltN'eL The visit of the brothers
I'M Na' 1" surprise to Mr.. and
i 4%, Da. "Ael Bro. Frank Carkin, in
sa 5% 'gt S'trrS. IN a neat little speech,
EGso S h'"Ih-' and Sister Hall a nice
.o S'a.' ID Vas evident to all that the
' "s rene very agreeably surprised,
a "a' sohe muments before they could
i,r I'M. .a7.l leeu2s sufficiently to thank
''I n witch they did in we'll chosen
4Vr NnHsfg IAF
The Republican journal., 1907-01-17
" Correspondence.
.nSPORT.

80 sbH ~ the Grange hall last Thurs
H dan'' 'as most enjoyable time....
!, pgp' ;+hew went to Waldo last Sat
NS' .o STAY over Sunday with his
4, nigh; " i. Nickerson. Owen Mar
sSig, VIZ ss thompson are having the
ND Chsiiiiy,s. Gertrude Parsons is at
gIs,';,l' Marion Mathews. Jack
X pl Hif,ly have moved from Stock
u sd lau' tbi, place. -. The poles are
psGi0gs ' % line from Swanville to
HI ibe 'eeFf There are two branches
n seas ,nnning north as far as Fred
\. pasF ,a 'nh 10 O. W. WhitcOmb's.