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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-10-11
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to9 mig life l0rt9e at tomne til ben
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lol meo eft glppetit, ont tunoe Ior=
bloiie eft 6atmarbeiotr, biloe bore en-
3uinoe p0ro at buUs til Sultru, %
Goen ben NtOr9ett bar mangen Ell
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lerct peO Spiieb6roet dI Oen famine
hinge Game % "9erts Urbboi9e".
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m iortIot lang 3ilDprelie? 6pr man
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8oU0 p9 SOlnCo0ou8 cr bccre onlu3t
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e0ennpttiQt til Ell bis Grno. Wennes
Itet t0nter life lan9t trent oOer iod9,
men Or0ber, orGbet, or0ber, naars
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mer bet inoen Stuouiooe Get er M
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oen pruiesfunglf 3Gger ib9er Iebinlt
beo oelint Sa9tiit; tbi in9tn :anosh
Rlasie pilee iua ltsrre finantiel 6Orz
Bel ueo en- siennemiprt YeitDttelle al
Ben uUrbiiuLoe @rouit.
Zen frb9teli9e gieOilu9tnin9 al Oisie
Suole Nebraitu, Gunias pg Satotas
Staterne De lioIte fem glat bar frem=
eprt ct isr0eligt &eoneltptte paa ge:
itunoen, os ioag er BET Oaniteli9t nt
toloe 9agtsn 9uuenoe Ell entelt Dag
paa mango Steoer, bOor Der fer bar
berei er SportsmHnbs Puraois.
Smssh iinere gilOfu9I ilpper OOer
oet noroameritanite Sentiment eno Den
aatre Grouie, o9 bet letter enbuer iano
Spurtsmano 6orunorin9sItolen at
ie bet ouobierteoe % .gupmiIoe Selten,
ON Solaren enonu life bar iOinebun-
oet, luoe ben eneite @ilOfu9l lom oe
ian tlloe oeres e9ell, bliue 8jenliano
ior en- olminosli9 llorDooeliestrig.
cpertr0oelie Of So9tlOpen blintes oer
Bare ioriiaae!issia!ot III mcifTi %d-
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-10-11
He dVent IUitb-
out lunches 70
haUs m0te time
10 ,ead.

TSO improve his style as writer
Benjamin Franklin as boy
read passages from AddiSon'S
Spectator, then two or three
days later tried to reproduce them
He was careful not to memorize the
language, but only fixed the thought
In his mind, then by comparing his
own language with the original was
enabled to discover the defects in his
style.
To IMPROVE his conduct Franklin
made out list of the cardinal virtues
then marked down any infraction of
them during each day. He also adopt
ed early III life set Of simple rules
for his guidance.
In youth Franklin happened to read
XenophOn's description of the SocratiC
method, and it made lasting impress
sion on his mind. He decided to dron
the dogmatic way Of making state
ments and to follow the plan Of the
wise old Athenian. To this habit OF
asking questions and making sugges
tive and tentative statements rather
than being self assertive and positive
Franklin ascribed much OF his later
success as n writer and diplomat
He ran away from Boston while a
mere STRIPPING, yet before he left he
had read every book On which he could
lay his hands. He even went without
his lunches with the twofold object of
having more time in which to read and
of having more money to spend for
books.
Franklin's first notable success was
with Poor Richards Almanac" the
quaint and wise sayings In which at
taned immediate and worldwide pop
ularlty and were translated into almost
every known tongue.
In Franklin's electrical experiments.
especially the famous one with the kite.
he endangered his life. yet SO intent
was he on discovering the truth that
he seemed utterly Indifferent to per-
sonal peril ...
Franklin's moral courage was shown
nowhere more than in his treatment of
his illegitlmate son, William. He took
the boy to- live In bis own home and
introduced him everywhere as his son.
both in America and Europe.
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Katarrb fan life helbreoes

Deb nbre W: bier sc IL lie fan naa Sp9bommsns
Sdoe. aatarl4 er ca S.obs satr RouititutioussSp
bonn. oe Tor at bslbreoe ben. maa 8e tage Uebtnsr
ino ual's Caarrh Cure tages thp % ntrfer otrette
pod glooet OF Slnlbirorue Hays Catarrh, Cure
retrepet al en al be bene Eager ber eaust oe fr ri
regulart Sd9emiooe Yet or i1mmeiltot al be beoits
Stprtemieer man fenssr 'orenei rsa be beoite Blob
rsnsninps'9tiber Der ritisr Orsiepaa Sltmbinoerne
3en iul6tomne SdninsniGinin1 ri t. 10 Sn9reoiensr
er bet Der benr'er ial 70 bauIgror Rntaer neo peI'
breoel'en AZ aotarrb. Strig sier Slonesbnro. tri
I y gAtreH 4 Go. e.s:e.
edges az apoibstsrf. gh,5 tx
Hairs Family Pills c; 3 gca'it.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-10-11
Toritjclligt.

6ertu9inoen al @arwit, ben engel=
lte gloelstOinoe, Der bar 9jort ii9 be
m0rtet peo at Opta9e Sampen iOr en-
locioliltiit Samfunosoronin9,S'.'e ser for
5ioen pna SeIeg Der 9nnoet.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-10-11
Geacbers' Examinations.

Examinations for teachers certif-
Gates will be held N the court House,
at Sisseton,. on the following dates:
October l1th and 18th, for first, Sec
ond and third grades
November 2lst and 22nd. for second
and third grades.
Writing will begin at $50 o'clock a.
M, and no applicant will be permitted
to register after $50 .
All applicants must he at least Is
years of age, will he required to write
on Drawing, and separate questions in
S. d. History, and, ifstrangers, furnish
recommendations.
Preserve this notice for reference.
O. II. JONES,
County Superintendent
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-10-11
INO MINUTE SKETCHES
Benjamin Franklin.

BY j. N. EDGE TON.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-10-11
JOHN TYLER.

The tenth president OF the United
1870 He elected president
presidency William
his administration President
disageements The
president 1861 exIresident
Richmond, 1862
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SOnncnnnf. nn0 llntcroana.
Ins gScttcr.

Tellc Sptimiitcm mcld)c nod Dor
ipcli9en Iagcn einCn pcrbdltniB
rnGbig id)neefreien @intcr p%ropbeSci.
ten, pcrfrohcn lid geitcrn iracnolpo
Ill elncn 0unfcln Minfel mo blicbcn
mGus6enitiQ; Ocnn ibncn idlllg ser
9Settergott et1 argos Shnipphcn.
GaS mar mic6er cinmol ridtiQcS
gSittcripctter, mic c5 Iid) Die licbc
SugenO miini6t, m0brenb c8 mordcS
W|enIhetbcr5 nit @anGcn criiiQtc.
geionoerS gait 0ieicS pom urnIen 50
milicnpGtcrn ODER Wiiittcrn, 0cren
9ohIcnporrotb bcrcit5 bcocnfIid sur
9teigc gcgongcu lit obcr sic iid ibr
@rcnnmuterial forblpciIc pom Gro
Ger bolen. God altd tic fGrncn iid)
nit Dem Gid)tcr tr0itcn, Ser ga lagt:
ol(no 0rdngen Die Nebel nod 10 oid)t
lid Dor ooS Sid)t Scr Sonne, lie mef
let ooh nit ibrcn &idt Ctnluul Die
@}elt 5ltr Monnc." Die criten S6nee.
1loden ficlen nm 8 ll6r berlrnL unl0
lpcnigc Stut0cu Ooraltf Log Die
Stoot III elmer mciBcn 0iiQe ga. Bis
Inn I l(br ldncitc es lunllntcrbrofen,
lrno c@ mogen mobl iiini 3oQ S6ncc
geioQen Iein. Die Shncepfliigc Der
StroBenbobncn iubren unllnter6ro.
den ollrd Die StraBen, nm Die 9obn
frei 81 boltenJ llnO I'M @crlauic oc&
9todmittogS lab man altd ld)on
Sdlitten auf Ocn StroBeuL bugegen
lunrcn bic SrottoirS g0n3lif bon Gr.
ipahiencn perooct. @Ser nid)t mtbr.
oingt binnt8 muBtc, blieb 0obcim.
Sir bclltc felt ms Der Wcttcrpros
pbet tbeilpeiie belp0lftcS @ctter in
IllSiidt mo fir morgcn fGltereS
@etter nit leid)ten bis friifcn @cit-
ipin0en.
8eItcrn betrlG Die bo6ite Scmpc.
ratllr "a Brao um s ll9r NbenbS nm
Der nicOriglte Recommendations mar
II @roO um ) llbr WorgenS.
Sn ben iibrigen 9umocS = @etter-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iultrben iol,
GENDER nie0rigiter Sbermoulcteritonh
per3cidnct: GnItport 10, &ortlono
IS, Soiton 0, Ilbanp &c, Hem=Oorf
II, Ebilaoclpbiu ~, g(tlontic . Gitn
IA, @oibington 1S, Noriolf -, Gbors
lotto --, &ottcroS %, Wilmington -,
Gborlciton ~, Sauunnob II, Sod-
%ionoiIc 81 &llpiter 6S, &eD.gSeIt 66.
Ntlonto 30, Wontgomcrp rs, Sem.
Srleons go, Noleitine 81, @ulpcItou
G6, Corpus Gbriiti IS, Mcmpbio 40,
Cincinnati rs, EittSburg -, Os!peNo
O. Buffalo 6, Glcpelun0 IS, Setroit
If, Ilpeno ii, Wturqllcttc 20, @recn
Ban 81, Chicago 2S, 9ulutb 20, Ct.
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30, Smobo 26, <ron n, 9ismorf
~. @iuiiton 10, SABRE -, @cIeuu
30, Solt Sofe 81, 9cnper 3S, Nortb
Elntte 26, Googc q, @moriQo -
rno Cos Nngclca As.
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Die 6reun0e be5 peridmunocnen
Stoot > &%egiitrotor5 bon GQicott.
GitD iprehen ~0erurtige &crmll.
tbungen aus. - 0a5 Wfonco nidt
iiber $100.-No6Oenfen ii6er elm
Eotent mod)te i'm m%elandoliid).
lid.
Die 6reunoe 0cS pcridmllnOenet
Stoot HcgiltrntorS Hihoro Soiper
bon Gaicott.Gitp ipreden icbt gon5
often Die Iniidt ans, oaB SaIper
Sel6Itmor6 6egongen bat. 9oS BE.
neblnen 0cS Wonncs Dor ieinem Scr.
IbminOcn mar Elm 10 cigentbiinl-
lifeS, DAB cs oagcncin %oltffiel. 9u3
Toipcr 5ltlcBt gciebet prrbe, lief er
anl6cincn0 planloS ollf Scr 2an0.
ItroBe bin ilno Der. Der Geridhpun.
ocnc or6eitetc icit lGngerer Belt all
eiltcnl olttomotiifen SeIopparot fir
Wta1hincn, bon meldcm err iid)
grobe Heid)tbilmcr oeriprod; oahcl
ihien ct oQ5ugroBc InforOerltngen
an iein Gcnfuerntogen g~eitellt 81
bobcn, un0 oas GrgcbniB iuor, ooB
er 5lnpeilen an Welond)olie lit.
1Srult ,Saipcr bat rtoh elmer 8rits
fung bon Soiper'S 0ofi,mentcn mo
9ii6crn fcitgeIteQt, ooB an ben bon
brent @ottcn coleftirtcn @el0ern
foum 500 feblcn. Sic crfl6rte, ooB
ielbit luenn $500 gefeblt bitten, Die
@ertponOten Soipcr o~usgebolfen bit
ten, ooB oieicS olIo fcin @rrt1o fir
eil,en moqlihen Sclbitmoro iein
fonnte. gQs ggent elmer NGbmaidi.
nensSirno bate SdIpcr Elm goll5
biibi6e3 @infon1men, umo bn or me
scr tronf, nod ipieltc, fam man iid)
nid)t crflGrelL no iel6It Elm 8efi5it
BON 500 berriibrcn fam. 2lQerOing3
CAB Der Waln bctrQhtlid)c Summon
fir TotcntonluGltc mo Grpcrimcntc
nit ieincm Yatcnt aus.
Soiper fam crit por 10 Sobren
nod GQicott.Gitp, moielbIt CT 5lterIt
bel cincn1 6ormcr unb Damn in elmer
Semlbenfabrif orbcitete. @1bren0
oicier Ecriooe iicoeltc CT ouf fiir5c
Belt no6 Oorf, 3d. ii6er, polclbit cr
cine Steue olS &ormonn in elmer
&cmocufo6rif ii6ernobn1. &or 5mci
Sabren nlroc or Don oen 0emofras
ten fiir StoOt 3 &egiitrator nominirt
uno crlpGblt. Gr i%telltc brrf) Sic
r6iOclitp olro Gcpoiit Comp" $500
9iirgihoit.
Soipcr pnr 5iuei Mul D%er6eirotbet,
ieinc Iebtc Satin luor Irou Moric
Sren6, cine @ittiue.
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&auf(eute aus Dem g IL
SEN treffen elm. - Gie Iid)c.
rem &orFoten oes Sriiblings, bic
aouileute aus ocu Siiocn, melhc
noh Baltimore fommen, nm ibrc
ginfGiiic fir bic Triibiobrsioiion SIT
modrrL iinb Jest bcrcits oncntbol6cn
bemcrfbor mo nit icocm Gage trei-
fen oieiclben IN sr0Bcrcr 3o6l III per
Stoot ser Wonumcnte Elm. Ger. Ser.
Elm Scr Gollflclttc un6 Sanbelsrci-
ienoen" bat fol9enoes Gonite er.
uoltnt, Inn Sic piufommcnen @Gite
Gus oem Sii0en 5u |unterbolten: $50.
8. W. Sennett, GorIiber, Solomon
Srie6man ". Is. aioo, :. ". Weolp.
8. :. MartpeQ, 6. g. S6omos. u.
4. Yratber, g. z. Suit. u. j. Sarit-
oers, Sobn SinoS, :. 3. Worhant.
". g. @ehrmon. Sol. Netp6or, @nl.
%. @urnIen, Soiepb Nc, 3olroisfi,
Sobn 8. aernS, s. 6. Scotes, @. s.
Mortin NIB g. q. lMcGlure.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-25

,. Sffi}ier &. Roromonn, l.. Oiii3ier
5. Cctfcn, 4. 0fii5icr q. Drums, /,
Moihiniit Sngenicur Is. Sonoer,
,. Vfaidinilt &orl Stu1fo, 3, M}aidi-
nit Nhuauit @e6cr, l.. Moi6iniit
6crO. Homboum. Ncr}tr Or, u. @et.
arl, u. 2. SdcaborL 4}rouiontmei-
tier 8. Slid, C6critnuar0 W. Noben
imO Ghcrto6 .. @iidoi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-25

Sotort mie0cr perbaftct
- AlS geitern DER Mofler Gonin g.
Barter mad N~biibuug elmer euliGbs
rigen @efonaniBitraie oas @eidn0.
nib ~pcrlaiien molte, nurbc CT bon
ben @ebeimpolijiitcn @uiif rno
Moper uerbnitct mo in Der mittlcrcl
Eoli3ciitation beigeitedt. Barter mar
bonn glnbeS9crid)t tucgen Oc8 u1ge-
ieblid)en @ebrouh8 Ser Yoit 81 elmer
c~iniobrigen 8ei0ngnibitroic perur.
theilt. Is milr0e uber Dent onld)ci-
memo on Der Shlpinoiudt 2eioen0er
gcItattet, oaS oStaot.9oipitol" 81
be5ieben. gls ieine Strofe beinobc
abgelailien, fam oils llniontomn,
30, Elm 8erboitSbefehl iiir Barter,
Der BORT am Is. >SlIi 1905 cinen on.
gebIi6 fnlihen Gbed, ouf Die Some
ganf" bon Baltimore 9e5ogelL I'M
9etragc non $3.50 perausqabt hobell
ioa, uno lpuroe Barter om I. Sc,
briiar pom Sitlis NttnoeSmorido!l
2eerp I'M yStaot.Soipital" perboftct
,iilb iuieocr in Dos 8ef1ngniB einDe-
Iiefert. Barter miro bette ooer
moreen Gin 8erbor Dor 8oupernellr
Marfielb boben, Der odnn cntideioen
ioa, oh Ole Observation-Disclosures fir
Yarter bonorirt merOen iollen ODER
uid1t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-25

9eItobl icine Muttcr. -
Ser 80 Sabre oltc giienarbeiter Sas.
2eonaro pltroe am Somitag Nbenb
olf SeranIoiiung ieiner Mlitter,
6rnu aute 9ennoro, meld)e in Nr.
1875, SiiO ~Nrlington : apenue, cine
@irtbidoit betreibt. perboftet ul,b
nod Der iiioweitlihen Yoli5eiitotion
acbroft. 9ei'm geitrigen @erbor Dor
&id)ter 9eod bcihuloigte 6rau SEQ
noro ihren Sobn ibr Sc aus ibrewl
@eloreaiitcr geitohIem SIT boben. Der
N~llgcidyuloigte murbc Dem @erihtS.
Dcrfabren iiberpieien.
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Nentidlcs Nelb

,u perfouien. $3.50 Gents pro Marf
oSer APO Marf fir eiten Collar.
@ehiel uito Greoitbricfe anf ale
guropa'S. 8eIoienoungen,
SdiiiSfartcn Neiiep1iie uub mlsldn-
@elo. Sbeu. 8. Nirmer & Go,
2i7 Sit.Saltimure. StraBe. (305D
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BOD Gin @obriagcr.-l(ns
ter Der 4niduloigung ongcblif ouS
eintr1glide @ei6Qft Der @obrIagerei
betrieben 5u boberr, mnrOe ann Sanls
itog 9Q6e1o Ser 46 Sabre olte @iQiam
Gn0oQs BON Nr. 3t4, @eit.0tlIlberrps
StroBc, Oltrd) Den Noli5iItcn Cole
perboftet un0 geltern Dem Nld)tcr
2ooen I'M meltlihen StotionSboltIc
porgeiiibrt, melhcr i'm fitr Dos 8es
rihtsperfabrcn inter SiirgldloTt
itcQtc. @oli5ilt Sole bottc Bertha
Coupon bon 9tr. $50. Soiepbine-Str
unD 9l1lo 8eisboltgb bon 9tr. 3l4,
MeIt.Wfulberrp. StraBe, obgefuBt, ais
tic aus GngoQs' @obnung fameit.
Gieiclben ~geitonocn ongeblid), Dab lie
Gn0aQS in Die roligc 3utltnft babe
bliden loiien.
Captain Wuno5 rcitg.
mir t. - Capt. 6. q, Wuno5 reidte
nod Io~nqidGrigcr GieltIt5eit feline
H~eiio1otion ais Commandment Der
Gonrpo9nie & ocs ). Morplano-HeGi.
mlcnts Gin, ga cS linn mad i%eil,er 9lltS-
logc on Scr fir bieien Gienit notbi.
gent 3eit mongclt. Capt. Mfllto5
mod)tc nit oieiem Hegiment ben ipo.
decentralization arieg nit.
lieutenant Sones 6. @oOmin Don
Ser Gon1pagnie 3 oeS 3. &egiment5
ml1roc gum abiutonten oes =. 9otoil.
Ions, Woior &. @ofer Glotmortbp
crnonnt.
Die Gompognie 9 ocS 4. &egi.
mentS beronitaltetc am Sreitog
NbenO in Der @oiienhoIle bes GeQi.
ments 81 Gbren bon George @oib'
in9ton's 8cburtStog cine Ibcno.
unterholtlirg. o
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@ar &ciiicrt,
9entihcr Thutugrap9,
409-411 Npro.Wan.Strahe,
ePeaIal.c !iertc !

Gpt5tnItIfftrfcI
Sur fir rine tarje 9rtt.
8 feiuTte Gabinet'gsoriraiis ino 1 tebensarpbea
Vorirnit nit feirem Mabmen fit Sl.51.
ReauI1rer WreiS st5.J %.
Site. ndieu sic auf meine Toreile:
Wlar ~9ieiNert, 409-411, .Gas. ettuAe.
(Sed1i.10
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Gin idD6nes nnS niitlides 8cidenf
fir Inseb6rise 1T INNER cine lcbens-
grofc photographic ooer cine Flint
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gilocs in Grapon, @aNcrfarbe, Del
uSer Eaitca. Die id)6niten Cabinet.
bilocr MIR ST pro Sneemb.
Snlims Scbbcl, oelttidIer Ebotograpb,
90 32t Norb.W ap- StrdRc.
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Sic brittle Narreniieung bes
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nellen .arion Sale," Iiamono
building. gde Der 8. nnb 0sStroBc,
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Die Narreniisung cine itebenoe Nlnl.
mer i'm @interuergniignngs : Ero.
sramm oes narion" bleiben miro.
Cab oie oiesidbrige Rarreniisung
hi,ter ibren beioen 8orgdngerinnen
nidt 5uriifiteben, i'm @egentbeil Die.
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biirgt sic Ibatiade, oab iie bon eineni
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tet peroeu miro.
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DIED.

AREY. In vinalhaven. April 10. Louise, widow
of the late Capt Rufus Arey, aged 70 years.
ARNOLD. In Gushing, April is, Elliott Arnold,
formerly of Rockland, aged GO years.
- BowDEN In Penobscot, April 10, Winfield L.
B9Wden. aged 81 years, months and 10 days.
BROWN. In Vinahaven, April l6, Joseph L.
Brown. aged SO years.
BUTLER: IN West Brooklin, April 9, Mrs.
Hannah E. Butler, aged rs years and months
CROSS. In Lowell, Mass, April Is, Arletta D.,
wife of Charles A. Cross ard daughter OF the late
Benjamin and Hannah Partridge of Prospect,
Maine.
GRAY. In South Brooksville, April II, Avery
Gray, aged 6S years.
GRANT. In searsport April 49, Raymond R.
Grant. ageG a years, months and 10 days
HALL In Knox, April %, Elias b. Hall, aged
rs years, months and 10 days,
r., HARDING. In Montvlle, April IS, Mertie
Ethel daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Harding
Howard. In Belfast. April 10, William T.
Howard. aged So years, 3 months and % days.
HAMILTON. In ROcklapd, April II. AdOniram
II months and Is days.
HANDLEY. In Rockport. April 10, Rhoda A.,
widow of the late Deacon John H. Handley. aged
70 years. 10 months and 81 days.
HATCH. In Damarscotta, April 10, Mrs. Jane
(Pease) Hatch, formerly of Appleton.
Libbey, aged 6S years, 4 months and II days.
A., MARKS In West Penobscot. April 16, John H
Marks, aged 70 years and months.
MCPHERSON. In Belfast, April 10, William II.
NickersOn, aged "a years
TANNER. In MOntville, April IA, Emily R.
wife OF Charles s. Tanner, aged u years,
months.
vENNo. In Stockton Springs, April 10, Eliza
beth, wife of VIM. j. Venno. Funeral Tuesday,
$50 a. m in st. Johns Catholic church. Bangor.
WARD. In Troy. April Is, Mrs. Lizzie Ward,
aged So years.
WARREN. In South Deer Isle, April g. Mrs.
Susan Warren, aged II years.
The Republican journal., 1907-04-25

lumber; W. Wilson, with shingles; Carrie
c. Ware, with lumber; ST. CroiX, lumber
laden; and the steamer Hector left Sunday
with potatoes for Texas.
The fire which caused the alarm to be
rung Friday morning, proved to be the
house of Mr.. Raymond Grant, the second
house in Park from the western town line
fire, sparks from which ignited the house
and it was only after hard fighting, with the
splendid stream of water from the nearest
hydrant, that the house was saved A
portion of the side of the house had to be
cut away t0get at the fire, while the entire
structure was flooded with water. The
contents of the house were removed. Mr..
Grant was an elderly man and had been in
poor health for number of years, suffer-
ing with heart difficulty. The excitement
caused by the fire was so great, that it over
came him and about one O'Clock in the
afternoon he passed away at the home of
MIR. Edward Lancaster, where he and his
wife had gone to rest after the fire was ex-
tinguished. He had been quite i'll the
previous night and Mrs Grant had tried to
dissuade him from starting the bonfire on
that account; but he persisted. little dream
ing of the fatal results to himself. Mr.
Grant was one of our Oldest inhabitants
and for many years a resident of Stockton.
In early life he followed the sea but for
many years devoted himself to farming, in
which he was very successful until failing
health compelled him to retire from active
labors. He was an exceedingly industrious
and frugal man, always upright and honest
in his dealings. The sympathy of many
old friends and neighbors is extended the
widow in her double affliction and to the
children, two daughters and four sons, who
survive. The body was taken to the home
of his daughter, Mrs. John Blanchard, on
Saturday, from which place funeral services
We're held on Sunday. The interment was
at Prospect, his boyhOOd's home
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Marguerite Whittier of Searsport, as flower
girls, ana the Misses Sara Grinnell, Lewene
Nicho,s, Mildred Bowen and Gladys But
man, as ushers. Mr.. G. McKinstry Duncan
of Haverhill assisting his brother, the
Rev. T. P. Williams using the ring service,
after which, to the Mendelssohn's Wedding
March, the young couple left the church to
receive their friends at the home of the
bride. A buffet luncheon was served, Mrs.
Joseph d. Sweetser and Miss Crockett pre-
extremely beautiful and testified to the
popularity of the young couple. Miss Whit
tier has always lived in Searsport and has
many friends who wish her much happi-
ness. Mr.. Duncan is at present located in
Houlton, where they will make their home
after a brief honeymoon in Boston and
Montreal. Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan left on the
afternoon train mid showers of rice, con-
fetti, old shoes and good wishes.
The Republican journal., 1907-04-25
NJ RRIED.

GRIEvE-MAGEE. In Standpoint, April IS
Oscar NJ. Grieve OF Stockton Springs and Miss
Jennie NJ Magee of Elgin, N. h.
HAMILTON HOLLAND In Rockland, April 49,
at the NJ. b. parsonage, by Rev Robert Sutcliffe
James N. Hamilton and Martha c. Holland, boil
of Isle all Haul
,NUTT-WHITE. In Rockport April 10, Fred A
Mutt aud Lillian A. White. both of Rockport
PERkINs-DODGE. In Bangor, April 10, Her
man E. Perkins of Penobscot and Miss Agnes
Dodge of Camden.
PICKERING- RoWDEN. In Orland, April Is
Charles L. Pickering of Orand and MISS Eliza
N. Bowden of Bucksport
WIGHT-CARTER In Bluehill. April 10, Leroy
Z. Wight of Bucksport and Miss Marion b. Car.
ter of Buehill.
oUNG-PATTERsON. In VinaIhaven, April II
HeTnert +. Young and Alberta s. Patterson, bott
Of Vinalhayen.