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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-23
Forenoon Sales.

Daly-Judge- 300dS.75.
Uncle Samoa. CSC.
Beck Tunnel-2OdS1 so
Colorado-2O0qs2. IS: IOoQs2. S71s; 4O0gs2 40;
1O0dS2. 421z; 1,000d2. A.
Little Chief-100n16c
Mountain Lal1e-S0Jd6sc: 400d6sc
New York-2Oo014c; 500dfiizc.
Open Board.
Beck Tunnel-1O0d$1. S21k
Colorado-100G$2 .4219.
CoIumbus-1OoqS5.05 ; 600qs5.l 10.
Ingot-2. 500G9c-
May Day, 5O0G27lzc.
Mountain Lake-7O0G70c.
Nevada Hills-100ds4. 80.
Seven TrOughs-509647c-
Uncle SAM, 000d5Sc.
Shares sold. 17.000.
Selling value, $29.396.5 90
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Open Board.
Open Board.

Beck Tunnel, oo0as1. s2ls.
Colo. Mng.-100d$2. 40.
Mountain Lake-2o0a69c; io0d7oc.
Tetro-S90G10i5c
Victor, O0e011c.
Yankee-300a44
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Metal Markets.

Silver. 655zc per ounce.
Copper (casting). 23s4c per pound
Copper (cathodes), 24c per pound
Lead. IS per 100 pounds.
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Ore end Bullion.

Ore ana bullion settlements In this city
Yesterday, as reported by Mccormick &
Co, amounted to $4,000, as follows: Sill
yer, lead. gold and copper ores. sS3. 600;
base bullion, $1,000.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-23
Stocks In San Francisco

The closing quotations on Nevada
stocks IN San Francisco yesterday, as re-
ported over the private wires of James
A Pollock & Co., were as follows;
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ports having had a delightful time and
he Is now ready to get down 70 business
again. Mr. Rood has many mining IN
terests and other business enterprises TO
hold his attention
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Yerineton Copper Disclosures.


Secretary c. D. Rooklidge of the Yer
ington Copper company that, at a
depth of seventy-fve feet in the new
working shaft, four feet of 20 per cent
sulphide copper ore had been encoun-
tered. The shaft had been going down
in 31H per cent material from the fifty
foot mark, and the change was almost
too good to be admitted without veri-
fieation. That came yesterday. AS
soon as the rich strike was reported
President G. n. .Strevell and Vice Pres
ident Joseph Z. Game pulled out for
camp. It was through them that the
verification of the strike was received
yesterday.
The shaft is going down. said Mr..
Rooklidge yesterday, at a point dis
tant from the mouth of the tunnel of
Between 300 and 400 feet, where the two
lodges in the property apparently form
a junction. The new hosting plant is
now in operation and the shaft will be
pounded down Just as rapidly as posi-
bic and without a stop until the 900
foot mark, at least, is reached. We ex-
pect to celebrate the Fourth of July
in the 800 level station and, unless we
get delayed on account of the delivery
of timbers or some unforeseen and un.
expected cause, other that, the point
| fixed upon will be reached"
The tunnel on the property has beer
| driven in on the vein for long dis
lance and the ore has been runnins
from per cent copper up, while ar
average sampling of 1t all would show
| somewhere between and 8 per cen
in the red metal. The tunnel ha.
opened the vein just about on tn.
change horizon Of the ledge and tn,
ore is mixture of carbonates, oxide.
and sliIYhidee As the collar Of Ri.
new shaft is about on the same leve
as the entrance to the tunnel, solit
sulphides are sure to be in evidence q
the 300-foot mark, and the manage
ment Is banking on having tremendous
bodies of it, at that. The mine should
prove clean-cut, high-grade shippin.
proposition.
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MONTE CARLO
A new CAMP
Name Decided Upon for the
Mining Town in the In
dian Peak District.
PLANS FOR DEVELOPMENT
INCLUDE GIVING MANY LEASES
ON PROPERTIES.
PLANS FOR DEVELOPMENT

AIodeua. April 21-MOnte Carlo. That is
the name by which the new camp at III
DIAN Peak is to be known. The Blue Jay
mine, familiar to the mining men CT TINS
southern country for years, has been alb
sorbed by a big new organization. Like
wise this same organization has secured
control by purchase and otherwise or the
greatest aggregation of mining CLAIMS
that has passed into the possession OF one
company since the formation of the Ma
icstic Mining companV.
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Union Assay office
CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS.
Aprit rs TO May 10 inclusive

Via Oregon Short Line and Southern
Pacific. Following rates from Salt
Lake:
To San Francisco and return via
Ogden and s. P. both ways. :. $3f. 50
To San Francisco and return via
Portland one way ..............S44.0 OF
To Los Angeles and return via
Ogden and S. p. both ways. $40 sc
To Los Angeles and return via
Portland one way. $50 AZ
Tickets limited to July 81. Proper
tionately low rates from other stations
City Ticket Office. POI Main Street.
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Our Grill Room at the Royal Cafe is
open daily from to IL p. n.
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New York Curb Close.
J. osERNDoRFE h.

J. o6ERNDoRFEH.
Stock Broker.
Tel Bell 100. isf s. Main St
Union Assay office.
NJ. s. Hanauer. J. V. Sadler
IS. So West Temple. P. o. box 144s
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Gait Lake Photo supply Co., Kodaks.
Finishing. Framing. l4s South Main
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RICH COPPER IN
NEVADA MINES
Big Strikes Recorded in Ely
Con. and Yerington Cop
per Properties.
ONE YVES WITH THE OTHER
BOTH GOOD ENOUGH TO SUIT
ANYBODY.
ONE YVES WITH THE OTHER

sensationally rich copper ore has
been encountered in the Jack shaft
workings of the Ely Consolidated at
somplse of the ore and assay certifi-
Gates reached the local offices yester-
day. At a depth of 376 feet the ore
carried 26.S per cent copper, s1.20 in
gold and SO ounces silver. Two feet
deeper the samples gave returns of 1878
per cent copper, 2.6 ounces silver and
4oc in gold. The news was wired in
here Friday. but the office force kept
it to themselves pending the arrival of
samples and the assay certificates,
which were sent out when the niessag e
came over the wires.
No further word has been received,
so IL is not known whether the same
ore is being driven through now or not.
The strike was made just as President
Willard r. Snyder was leaving Ely for
Yerington, and he stated yesterday, on
his arrival here from the west, that he
was inclined to believe that the strike
would show simply that tense of that
character of rock had been cut. II
might prove to be only two feet thick:
it might continue in the shaft for some
distance; but he did not feel that depth
enough had been attained to get the
solid bodies of ore THAI were expected
10 develop. But even two feet of sc
per cent copper ore is not to be sneezed
at for it means, if nothing else. that
the lack shaft is going down in a por-
ton Of the Ely mineral zone that con-
tains ore as rich as the best of them
The company's Brilliant shaft is now
at the 4S5-foot mark and the character
of sulphide ore brought in by Mr.. Sny-
der shows that the percentage of iron
is gradually diminishing and the per-
centage of copper is CORRESPONDENCE
on the increase. Everybody connected
with the proposition Is feeling highly
elated these days, but the claim is ad.
hered to that only the fringes of the
ore bodies have been reached as yet;
that big news is sure TO come during
/ fine seas
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Do 9e5 etii9F what z.5s Does 4agr#ood taste 2aad na YOU trrl hungry dnd want Hf# #rs Or do 4ou haTeza ae4&s-# ing after meals. >o4r stoaae |. beIehlng gas on the stomach. bad breath. indigestion aud de>- pep>ia Ii >o you should t1ae I little kodoi after each meaH kodol will noari>h aad ,treHgtt- en Your digestive organ, and furnish the naturaf digestive juices. It will make you well. It will make your food do yoa good. Turn your food iato good rich blood. IL dige>t> what voQ eat. Sold by II A. Dai.T.
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BENTON.

Efforts are being made to or ganize an Episeopalian church at Rogers.
 Mrs. Bethira Gordon, seventy years of age, died recently at her home in Rogers.
 Miss Mary Buttram, daughter of Mike Buttram of Pea Ridge, died Wednesday of last week.
 Waldo Sanders has purchased the agency for the Waters-Pierce Oil Co. at Rogers from Jay Dal- ton.
 Adam s. Smith, s6 years of age, died recently at the home of his son. (. A. Smith, at Sloan Springs.
 The annual celebration at De- eatur has been called of on ac- count of the people being so busy with their fruit.
 The fire department d Ben tonville conteuplateS holding | tiremen,S tournament next falI during the fruit taH
 Hon. N j. Bryan. who Ieltar- ed at Bentonvillc during the Chaataaqaa was ! guest q Col. $. " Pecl ehiit ia that sity. he and GoI. Pts. having served to- gether n Congress.
 Ree. I.G. Hdefwooa arrived in tie city Saturday rom Ken lucky to assume the pastorate of the Baptist church. having =re- eently beeu called 5y the church to thi> p.aee Beatonv..a. Sui.
 Ree. sam Eaton. formerly Pa>- tor Of the Baptist church at Gen try. but W.io vent tu Osleo.a. Mo. some time ago. writes friends at Gentry =hi> health k failing and that he 1outen- plates going toNea Mexico,
 John !. F.alkeFsoa. at E.1a- horn. reports that he has dtssov- cred both cad and 45k on hi9 farm. He states chat both min- erals are ef good 9uafit0and thathe x gong to develop h.s find Bentouville Democrat.
 Tom Harvey was up rom Monte N last night and SaYs they are having more guests than they can possibly furnish with aetomodatioHs. The hot weather in the southern part of the state and III Texas Is driving many people north just HOW Rogers Democrat.
 Several business changes have recently taken place in the Osage Mills vicinity. Thomas Tate re- gently sold his mercantile bu>i- ness at OSage Mills to Moseiv x Wasson of Seiignan, Mo. These gentlemen have just closed d deal which turns the store over to new hands J E. Hensley k the flew owner ot the store, in consideration of which MT. Mosely of the firm of Mosley X Wasso1 becomes the active pos sessor of Mr. HensIeys one half
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Do You Itch?

The tup u human misery E, never quite full until some fora of itching skin disease k added. v hen II oyertlows Hunts Cure IS l specific for any tching trouble known One appi,eation relieves. One boH k guaranteed to cure any one ea>e.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Sautfbdastd ez4t .f. sfi. Cannon Bai =8IaAeItiIer Haz# = spzf1tt tae night in Rogers or drive over from B-rton1illc rarF in the mornla4 and this VI. practically clear the town ut commercial travellers at night.
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MADISON.

Jim Brewer aud Mss Minnie Cooper. of St. Pau We're married recently.
 The MeCoy-Ritehie 2o-hor>e power traction engine arrived Thursday. and will b. used to haul logs from the head ot the Baldwin creek. four or five miles southeast of town. to the com panys miil> at this place. Ne are anxious to see 1t work on Arkansas mountain roads. st Paul Mountain Air.
 James k. Berry, formerly resident of Huntsville. died at the home Of hi> daughter in San Antonio. Texas. on the 18th inst He was the first county judge Madison county ever had and was state auditor during the reconstruction period. He was d son-in-law of Gov. Murphy, and has numerous relatives III this section, being d cousin of Dolph Berry of Springdale
 Grover Gullrdge, r years old, was accidentally shot between  tile right shoulder and breast. Monday, at crosses, by g cali bre revolver in the hands of George Gonnely. q brother-ir1-law, whiles howing him hoa fast it would revolvr. It was another case of didn't know 1t was load ed. ' AIr. Gonnely had put the gun away empty some time be- fore, but some one had inserted cartridge unknown to him. which exploded while handling the gun with above mentioned results. Doctors were unable to find tile ball and lie was taken to an eX- ray at Fayetteville today. We hope the wound viii not prove fatal. St Paul Mountain Air.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
For Twenty years.

Other chlli remedies have sprung up. tlourished for brief season, then passed away. even from memory, but for twenty long years Cheatham GhiiI Tonic has been in the field of ae- tion. The reason k simple r. has merit. IL actually 4re> chillS and levers while the ma Jority of others merely promise to. One bottle guaranteed ta cure any one ease.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26


 heart, stoaaa@z al nerves.
 z5es5. .=e-.a. z--safs -z=s aasa4=ar.
 F,-a =s-Ass--z- .s=.. -ys -.-4 ], N A4f4ast9,.. proposition to unite with Alr. Barte.t ot Sloan Springs and erect Stee. structure that they
 naz p~e fora fruit taif while tile latter H1av4ssie ser hi> Chau- taaqaa Roger, Democrat.
 G.B.3 N alE-r. |. Joplin was if town one d4s l4,t week figuring or putting U a=eoHa storage and s4eetrie light pant. He was sers n1esh p.ea>ga with tlle ship ping facilities. iazattan and sen- erat surroundings Hh55e here ae bought s2.saa= stock in ths sanders rz ana NanaFaStl,r- .ag Co., w5ta at.s~ as tilis Com pans building storage and iee plant. and al~e=aa e.eetrie light pant n connection. eIra5.ett
 Re- " E. 9t-ass beg tlae pas tar at tie Baptist church at Ger .azf=Xaz hung a e.tiet zon= prom isIes5 street corner ot tli, home ta&a f week af ~a=age and | re ward . slno=5S offered =foFthe apprehension conviction af ta guilty party Tie trouble < at the eEaim by Rev Stranberg that the laW> are brtag persist entiv violated ii Gentry by number of it> eitizeH>- OftourSe it. ha> the support ot all the bet ter clement and that leaves very small minority. Rogers Democrat.
 The member. of the Farmers Union in the vicinity of Rogers have organized to handle the fruit and produce of the members of the Union in that section. The officers are: General mana ger. Ed. somers; secretary and treasurer, (. E. Stover; executive committee, Wm. Clark, W. E. Hamilton. John Francis and MesSrs. Somers and Stover. The old Nance warehouse near the depot has been purchased and k being fitted up for the use of the Union. All shipments will De under the direction of ]. B. Paine. of Van Buren. who k district manager of the Union in th.s section.
 That additional train on the Bentonville branch of the Frisco for which there has been >o much clamor, has been put on and made its initial trip last Friday. t k >aid the train will work hardship on Bentonville, espec- ially the hotels of that town. Concerning the new arrangement the- Rogers Republican says: "Instead of the mixed train which now leaves Bentonville at [ q. III. passenger strictly will leave at q. III. and arrive in Rogers at S:2o. Leaves on the return trip for Grove at s:55, ar rivlng there 1t 11:25. Leaves on return trip to Rogers at 2:55 r. m., arriving here at 5:l5, and leaving for Bentonville it 5:45, arrives there at h:05. The freight train which will also carry passenger coach. but not a mall ear, wiil leave Grove in the morning It a. n and ar rive in Rogers at ll:55. It leaves on the return trip at 1920 D. rn., ana arrives in Grove at I 10. By the new schedule, 1t will be seen that passengers for the
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

cures made by Dr. kiimer's ow amp Root, tiie great kid ne liver an bia |, der renaed
 Itls the greatii ical triumph ot the nineteenth ceua discovered attcrHear. of scientific research by Dr. k!lu1er. tlle eminent kIttlet.icI
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

There k ID insult T. t.sr gaHt who wants to be taiied prette to equal the one of saving she h4> real, sweet nature.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26


 Get a free sample ot Dr. Shops Health Coffee 1t our store. Ii real coffee distarbS your stomach. heart or kidney>. then trF this clever coffee imitation. Dr. >hoop has closely matched Old Java and Noclaa Coffee in flavor and taste, vet II Ia> aot t real grain oI coffee in t. Dr Shops Health Coffee Imitation k made from pure roasted grains or cereals, with Malt. Nuts, ete. Made III minute. No tedious wait. You will surely like 1t. Sold by Bennett and Bros.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

\ sure way to get married = b have a girl make up Ter mtad she k going to catch yoa.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Columbus just landrd: meeting a big Indian chief with pack age under his arm. he asked what II was. Great med cine. Hollister,> Rocky Mountain Tea" said the Injun. S5 cents, Tea or Tablets Nelson X Searcy.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

What woman likes about go- ing to the theatre i> ehe daeoa [ have to understand tie play to be interested in the clothes
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

the intention ot growing flowers and vegetables for the elty mar ket \ poultry ranch ~iiI also be operated n connection. aid the entire business VI cover tour acres of ground. Gentry Jour Ha4.
 The Farmers a.en 4sa- begun operations .n the fruit packing and shipping business. They have bau4lita packing house at the old depot Fhe=ba>if1esS wf3. be carried oa 5y V. F Clark a~ sraffase-. Clark aa gs- perieased shipper aad ao95tIe,s the GnioH @5 make a sac5ess of their Qa5ertak.ag Bea,aaTi5e Sun.
 Grand : staze z5ala = ee5sed not t.4s C. x-sa,>l> Grand Lodge . Q Fea~ s.. ths ~taees.o.t.l a.aa s.se tota aet sles=a>se. nsss5s1>a.p daH.f1e !saa .ls are ae~
 . 7lE O6 -a5.i>as. lzrefs i- ling 5esS Bsa1al zauu1z >tlz3 Hs, tsea =Hzla ssz~f#..p iH=t!.#=>ea fage99 Democrat.
 \ .. fle.fl:tl..5s es Bsat49 a=I> iu town s.ttezls7=ezer..sfg andre port, tile#ffz-4= railroad s=s, gotten alH matters adjusted aaa ttIat e. work has 3eea re>asueel with t greater force 4sd more siear than e4ez Iiesa- t..ee5mpanY las now purchased tht Cralg farm and wiH plat | sor | town site. and warn, tae people ef Gravett to beware and watch em grow. Gravett News.
 Ye>terda vas the hottest day of the year aud two degrees warmer than t has been since the installation 0. the weather bureau. the thermometer regis tering 92. This morning tt o'clock the mercurg had climbed to -, that being the highest mark for that hour in tie morn- ing this summer Bentonville Democrat.
 Wonder what that tllermome- ter ~aid during the >i=ge Of this week.
 Billy Burks. formerly of War Eagle Mills, died at Gentry last Monday Mr. Burk~ wa> son of Samuel Burks and d nephew of J. \. {. Blackburn. and va, well and favorably known throughout the eastern part of the county His wife was for merly Miss Mollie Strlugtield. daughter of , K. P. Stringtield. The remains were inferred at War Eagle Nils. Bentonville Democrat.
 S. ;. Cornelius ~a> arrested here Saturday for contempt of the Benton Chaaeery Court. When his first wife ob,ataed divorce the iudge ordered C0rne- lius to pay r. k Morgan $50 at- torneY fe->. ThlS lad never been paid and Saturday eorne- lias was ordered to appear before Judge Humphreys and show cause why he should not be held a> guilty of contempt and receive the penalty Rogers Democrat.
 At the last meeting of tHe Ben tonville Horticuitur.al Society the members all bore testimony as 10 the efficacy af thorough spraying this season. n reply b query tx to tiie cost .. spraying, H. W. Glppie ,aij | depended very  largely upon ioea. conditions but that he thought that dYe spray ing> would cost about 510 per acre. The Association have
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
DO YOU GET UP
 WITH A LAME BACK

hIIIIty IIUUUI- NdkGs IUu MIoGf1DI-.
 Almost everybody who reads the new, papers is sure to know of the wonierfu.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

bladder specialist and Is wonderfully
 successful il promptly eurfng lame has, eric acid eat1rfh of the bladder au1 Brigat's Disease. which E tie worst
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

saage7 spasdaae Hardware O.. R. Ra.>taa S.-.a4a oRa5#E NsiSon SSe4r1z Parrot \ Joyce. Bennett Hra@. Fiet Stobau2 f <. pay T. L. Lane. + G55dfz. J. k. Reagan. Li5flyter o tk:~o7 I NHidze. Famous Mercantile Co., Robinson Bros. F=aa@
 M provided tree ef charge os aesdsy sr Bring your stuff and VII be sold free af charge.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

asz i4rt Goods C.. C.. A. R,u9s. ath34g i=a>.. &H=fffidE. >ed-I R=e~ S.ai <. >t. <#z@ GZt6... .t7 2
 =,..H ~ - zzi
 v have anything ta sell.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

address to Dr Kilmer
 Co, I5IuR haiflfon N. The regular afty-cent and one dollar size bottles are
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

sold by all good druggists Don't make any mistake, but remember the name Swamp-Root, Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, and the address, Binghamton, N, Y on every bottle.
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Dr. Ksme-s Swamp-Root k no. re. commended for everything butit yoa have kidnev. liver or biaddef trouble t wtl be foua, just the remedy you need. Il has been tested n 50 many ways, III hospital work and H private practice and has proved 50 successful III every case that a special arrangement has been made by which all readers of this paper. who have not already tried t, may have a sample bottle sent free by mail also book tell ing more about Swamp Root, and hew to findoutifyou have kidney or bladder trou= bie. When writing mention reading thls generous offer III this paper and send Nouf
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26
Interesting Items cuiled
 erom Our Exchanges
In Nedrbu Counties

interest ;n the Osage Falls Mill near Wager In the deal Mr. Wasson becomes the possessor of the mercantile business of Nose ly X Wasson at Seligmau. Ben tonv1lle Sun.
 B. T. Burks. Will Dudley and K. (. Boon will open up a gener- al llne of dry goods in the Woods building on the west side of the square. The name of the new concern will be the BentonvlIle Cash Store, and they expect to open for business about the first of August. BentonviIle Demo- crat
 Ne understand that man by the name of Nelson. from To peka. kans. .s arranging to put in a hot house at Decatur. with the intention ot growing flowers and vegetables for the cIty mar ket. \ poultry ranefl vii also be operated n connection. aid the entire business W.ll cover four acres of grusud Gentry Jour nai
The Springdale news., 1907-07-26

Efforts are being made to or ganize an Epi>eopalian church at
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1907-05-22
NORTH sEDGwICK.

Fred NJ. Page is recovering from the
grip.
John Thurston, who has trouble with
his eyes, is in Bangor for treatment.
Albert Heald went to Boston Wednes-
day on business trip of few weeks.
Mrs. Annie Trip, of Bluehill, was in
town Wednesday visiting with Mrs. G. NJ.
Allen.
H. H. Allen, who has been ill for two
weeks with bilious fever, is gaining
slowly.
Mrs. Clara Clapp, of Sargentville, is
spending few days with her sister, Miss
Ella Thurston.
Mrs. Jennie Friend, of South Bluehill,
came Saturday for few days visit with
her grandmother, Mrs. George Page.
John Orcutt has nearly completed a
large hem house. He expects to keep sew
eral hundred hens. Mrs. Orcutt has on
hand now about 200 chicks.
E. H. Emery, of Sanford, member of
the Christian civic league of Maine, gave
a lecture at the church Thursday evening,
illustrated by stereopticon.
MAY 20. RAE.