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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-09

The independent strawboard
companies have cut the price
of strawboard 81 ton, which
10 that much less than b e
Trust price of $22 ton. of
course, the Republicans will
claim that Teddy did it, and
Taft will cay "me too"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-09
REASONABLE PROFIT.

What is "a reasonable profit"
for the Industrial Trusts to
charge over and above the
difference between the cost
of production at home aud
abroad? The Republic n
managers who are hand and
glove with the protected trusts
and com bines evidently know.
but are afraid to inform the
voters, for the Republican
platform declares that. g..
I'm all tariff legislation the
true principle of protection is
best maintained by the impcsi.
ton of such duties as will
equal the difference between
the cost of production at home
and abroad, together with a
reasonable profit to American
industries"
AS the present tariff un-
doubtedly upholds "the true
principle of protection" for it
more than equals the differ
ence between the cost of pro-
duction at home and abroad"
and has allowed our trusts and
protected interests to charge
much higher prices here than
similar goods are produced
and sold for in foreign coun-
tries, one would think even the
friends of protectionism would
be satisfied. But it appears
from what the Republican
platform declares that on top
of this enormous difference in
prices here and abroad there is
to be a further increase in
tariff rates, if the Republicans
are successful, by increasing
the present tariff duties, so
that on top of the profits al
ready enjoyed, there shall be
added enough more to ensure
a reasonable profit" 1t is the
evident intention of our Re.
publican tariff thinkers to al.
low the trusts and protected
!: interests to cay how much the
increase shall be, and we all
know they are not bashful in
their ideas of what is treason.
able"
Under this Republican plan
of tariff revision "immediately
/ after election" and no doubt i,
, cannot be too immediate fol
the trusts and protected in
, terests, the present plight o.
the American people will be
comfort, pleasure and affluence
compared to what the future
will bring, if the voters allow
the Republican revisionist.
and their trust friends full
; sway.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-09
Nebraska stoekmar Killed.

Alliance, Neb., July 9.-Emil San.
doza. we'll known stockman on Pine
creek. several miles northeast of here
was killed by F. E. Newman, a hired
man on a neighboring ranch. The
killing is declared to have been the
result of a scandal in which Newman
figured and which he accused Sandoxa
Of circulating.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-09

The Tin Plate trust has cut
wages 8 per cent, but still con-
tinues to be protected by the
As per cent, tariff which accord.
ing to Republican authority
was expressly devised to pro.
tect the workingmen.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-09

Whatever good can be said
for Mr.. Taft. and doubtless he
has many estimable qualities
should be his due, yet the fact
remains that his nomination
was brought about by the most
f1agrant use of official power
for partisan ends.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-09
On a Tour Of inspection.

San Francisco, July 9.-Accom.
panied by his private secretary and
confidential stenographer Secretary of
the Interior Garfield has left for Port.
LAID, Ore, to investigate the reclama.
ton work in progress along the Kla-
math river. He will also make an ex.
animation of various reservations Of
the Northwestern states.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-09

The Trusts idea of W h a
must be the reasonable profit"
promised them in the tariff
plank of the Republican plat
form can be easier imagined
than paid by the people.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-09
POLITICAL MAOHIN-' Il. "
,'.. ERY TO BE SOLD.

LII ~ DE- CU1Us
P.J. Henley, of Washington.
Ia, has prepared and cent to
the Commoner the following
interesting matter which he
suggests that republi c a n
politicians might use ; as a
hand bill:
PUBLIC SALE.
Our lease with Uncle Sam,
having practically expired, and
having decided to quit the
business aud retire 70 private
life, we the undersigned, will
offer at public sale at our
residence at the Capitol in
Washington, D. c., commenc-
ing on the second day of
Decem Der. 1908, the following
described property, to-wit:
One elephant, about forty
five years old.
One financial panic, old
enough to be weaned.
One republican platform,
the same being somewhat
rotten.
One big stick.
One republican machine,
the same being somewhat out
of repair.
One financial system.
Fifty million teddy bears,
and other articles too 'numer-
ous to mention.
G. O. p. Owners.
ROCKEFELLER & MORGAN,
Clerks.
Wall Street, Auctioneer.
While it is believed by many
that most of the above men.
toned articles will be pur.
chased as relics by the stand.
patters, still 1 have been in.
formed on good authority tina,
it is the earnest desire of the
G. O. P. that the democratic
party be present at the sale
and thus show their interes,
and good will in the same
even though they don't see
anything which they care t.
purchase.--Com moner.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-09

The nomination of Taft wac
to be the signal for immediate
business reviva still prosper
ity seems to lag as if Republic
Fan policies bred panics.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1908-07-09
enosren
~. T. - e.

This City on Tuesday, July n, Without Fail,
and introducing itself with
street parade X agnit 20 f beer @
will
rea,i
the Miller Brothers Bliss
truthful
dutie of hep
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
INDIA BASIN VOTE
BLOCKS SPUR TRACK
Application for Line From Rim
con Hill to Islais Creek
District Withdrawn

The overwhelming vote of the San
Francisco electorate, while unsuccess-
full in putting through the India basin
act. was the cause of the withdrawal
before the board of supervisors for a
con hill to the Islais creek district. The
avowed purpose of the applicants had
been the filing in of the blocks lying
to the eastward of Kentucky street.
This withdrawal removes the immedi-
ate danger of the most imminent at
tempt to fill up the ground where it
is proposed to construct an inner
harbor.
Attorney H. E. Monroe appeared be-
fore the street committee and on behalf
of the Rincon Hill improvement asso-
citation withdrew its application for a
spur track from Second and Harrison
streets to the United Railroads Ken
lucky street line. He stated the show
ing at the election had caused the
company's decision not to press its Pc
tition.
William Sims. for property owners
on Rincon hill. gave notice that next
week he would ask the supervisors to
restore the Harrison street grades
that were altered to conform to the
scheme of cutting down the hill.
Monroe stated that the project of re-
moval had not been abandoned, merely
the disposition of the material on the
blocks along Kentucky street, and that
he and his colleagues would oppose any
return to the old grade.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued in
San Francisco Thursday. December g. 1908:
Auguste Estimalez A. and Helene Dervoluy,
81. both of South San Francisco
Zip Hing. 81. s126 Waverly place, and Far
Ling. 81. 2013 Waverly place.
Noah O.. Lantz. 32 and Ruby G. sostermeier,
%, both of Sanitarum.
Camille Marchand. ~. and Leoncie Gaillard,
"a. both of 163 Tekama St
Timothy c. Brown. 81. 36 Dearbon place, and
Jennie Anderson, 20, 9I3 Dearbon place
Auguste f. Leutard. Is and Leonie S. Brous-
sal. 81, both of 1927 Fourteenth ave.
Harry Diamond. 26, 1880 Ellis ST., and Ribeka
Thou. IS, 1214D Scott st.
George S. West, D., 29l9 Bush St, and Jua-
nita Burton 80 Pleasanton
Sofus Nielsen. 23 and Magdalene Breaum, 26,
both of 1879 Eighteenth st.
Fred G. Haney. 81, olean, y. Y, and Alberta
Lewis 81. Vallejo.
Dominick Pagano. 25. san Francisco. and
Anna G. saxton. 25, 1918 Eleventh ave-
OAKLAND. Dec. 3.-The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
Albert Coulter 21 Alameda, and Blanche o.
Young, 20. Oakland.
Ira Pettliohn 33. and Edith B. Martin, %,
both of Salt Lake.
John Raymond. &c, and Jose Luisa, 16 both
of Oakland.
Harry L. Censhaw. 81, Oakland, and Floy
johnson, l6, Alameda.
Ralph w. wardell, 90 Berkeley and Mary
f. Scribner, %. Bakersfield.
Albert Nelson, 26 and Bertha j. Ballard,
%. both of Paso Robles.
Bernard SALES. 2S, and Jeanne NJ Daubin,
q. both of Oakland.
Lawrence Jasmin, so, and Hazel Ralston, 10,
both of San Francisco.
Tony S. Silva, "A, and Theresa E. Dutra, is,
both of Centcryille.
Hewey II. Leonard, 30 and Alvaretta Stingle,
33 both of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
ATTACKS HUSBANDS
HONESTY in SUIT
Young Wife Of Joseph Prior
Pearce Commences Action
for Divorce

Hazel W. Pearce sued Joseph Prior
Pearee for divorce yesterday on the
ground that he falsely represented him.
self TO be honest. law abiding and hon
orable. So far from his assertions be-
ing true. he is devoid OF truth, COM
pletely unreliable, and has made re-
peated thefts from his employers.
amounting to $1,000. Mrs. Pearce al
leges. Pearce was clerk for a whole
sale house. and the complaint sets
forth that he was charged in the local
courts with embezzling. Had she known
his character she never would have
married him, Mrs. Pearce alleges The
wedding took place last July. when she
was 10 years old.
Adolph Lehman. principal stock
holder In the Western Press. inc. was
sued for divorce yesterday by Helen Fl.
Lehman on the ground OF wilfu1 neglect
According to the complaint. Lehman
has an ungOvernable temper. has called
his wife vile names. has expressed his
row that he did not marry a certain
woman with whom he claimed to main
tain close relations, and caused to be
inserted in a local paper an advertise
ment that he would not be responsible
for bills incurred by his wife. His
stock in the Western Press is stated
to be worth $4,000. Mrs. Lehman says
his income is $40 a week, and she asks
SIS a month alimony.
Other suits for divorce were fled yes
terday by Rosa Goldner against Alfred
c. Goldner. cruelty and habitual fntem-
perance; Jessie G.. NJ Click against Ara
minta May Click. desertioD: Viola Dean
Morgan against George n Morgan,
habitual tntemperance; Hannah z.
Homewood against Frank Homewood.
suit for annulment on the ground that
the plaintin has former husband
alive
Divorces were granted yesterday as
follows: BY Judge Mogan-Josephine
Tupper from Aguila L. Tupper. wilful
neglect; Mary Pixius from Matthew
Pixius, desertton- BY Judge Trout
Marguerite e. Bennett Rogers from
Walter z. Rogers. annulment on the
ground that Rogers has a former wife
alive. BY Judge Murphy-Anna Vac
caro- from Victor Vaccaro, willfuI neg
lect.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
Local Brevities

FAIL TO KEEP PRoMIsE-Dora Hackbarth
COS Tennessee street. obtained warrant from
Police Judge Weller yesterday for the arrest OF
John Cillich on a charge of betrayal under prom
Use of marriage. Nellie Hansen. So Jackson
street. Glso obtained similar warrant for the
arrest of Alfred August.
MILLMAN HURT-CharIes Rheinhart, mill
man employed In his brothers mill in the Po-
.rero. had three 1ngers on his left hand acci-
ing his hand caught in planer. After treat
ment in the Potrero emergency hospital he went
to his home, Sixteenth and Bryant streets
BLIGHToN CASE CONTINUED case OF
Mrs Frank II. Brighton. known in business cir.
cles as Mrs. Ida E. Miller, charged with for.
gerry on complaint of NJ Cohn of the Zellerbac ch
paper company, called in Police Judge Wei
lers court yesterday and continued till Decem-
ber 10 owing 10 the illness of the defendant.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
SHOOT OPENED
ON MOHAWK LEDGE
Shipments Made From Sup
posed Extension of Sheets
Ish-Kalfus Vein

An ore shoot six feet wide, so says
the Goldfield News. has been opened at
the north end of the Mohawk ledge. on
the 500 foot level. from which ship
ments have been made. This is sup
posed to be an extension of the Sheets
Ish-K -Kalfus vein.
This is one of the more interesting z
of the developments of late in the Gold
field district. No sensational strikes
have been reported recently. The
chief interest. outside the operations of
the Consolidated, is centered on the
leasers.
The manag agement of the Florence has
decided not 70 grant any more leases
on the Florence ground. In the Kali
fus lease prosecuting is reported to
be progressing on the 100 foot level.
The lease that was formerly known as
the Chicago Florence is being devel-
oped by the Nevada Florence COM
pany. The lease of J. K. Walsh and
others on the Goldield combination has
been extended two years. A lease of
two years in the Red Top extension
ground has been taken and the work
will be carried on by the Red Top
mining and leasing company, which
has recently been organized The
Hazel Goldf1eld and Mushett lease. ac-
cording to the Goldfield News, are in
ore. The Queen Consolidated lease
company has sunk shaft 65 feet on
the Hazel Queen claim
The Goldfeld News says:
The Florence Annex No. lease Il maintain
ing the reputation OF Florence hill. The ore en-
eounteled last week adjoining the Baby Flor
enee still continues. Three shipments OF a lit
tie more than 40 tons each have been made dur
ing the week. The production for the week will
be little more than 100 TONS the average value
OF which will be little better than 500 per
ton This ore is taken from the 80 foot level.
work. which will largely Increase the output
If this body of ore comes TO the surface divi-
dends Will soon be in sight. The drifts on the
$50. ESQ and $50 foot levels are being vigorously
pushed into Florence hill south OF the shaft
Values are already coming in on the $50 foot
level. Forty men are employed and everything
about the property evidences great activity and
intelligent direction. The lease is already one
of the largest shippers in the district.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
DEATHS

ANDERSON--In Sausalito CAL Decenhar .
1908. Robert G., dearly beloved husband ~
Annie Anderson, and devoted father of Poh
ert John and Charles Anderson Mrs 7 90
beck, Mrs. j. Robinson and Mrs. j. Brown.
native of England. member of Csrnenters'
union local No. 1852. Gondon. Eng. naners
please copy.l
Friends and acquaintances are resnect f,,II =
invited TO attend the funeral services To-
day fFriday). December a. 1908 at o,c1oct
p. M, at the parlors of Valente Narini No
rails & Co.. $40 Green street between Stoctton
and Powell. Interment 1. o. o. f. cemetery
AxELROD--In this city. December . 1905 In.
hanna, beloved wife of Bernard Axerrod
mother of Albert and Miriam AxeIrod. and sis.
ter of Henry and Sgmund RosentIaI a ma
tive of Germany, aged 30 years
Friends and aequaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services TODAY
friday. at 10 o'clock a. m. at the par-
lors of Halsted & Co., 92f Fillmore street. In
terment Hills of Eternity cemetery nv cleo
trio car leaving Twenty eighth and yalen.
ca streets at II a. Please omit flowers
BALLETTI--In this city. December 3. 1908 Ia.
cnto dearly beloved husband of Angela RaI-
letti father Of John. Frank and George Bal
letti and Mrs. a. r. McCready and brother
of Peter Balletti of Eureka, Cal. native
of Italy, aged % years months and IA
days.
BANNAN-In this city. December .. 1905 Eliza
beth dearly beloved wife of the late Francis
Bannan loving mother OF Charles Alice and
May Bannan and Mrs. A. Brown and Mrs &.
Findley and the late Francis Bannan and
fond sister of Rosanna McCourt n native of
County Fermanagh. Ireland
Friends and acquaintances are respectfufiy
Invited 10 attend the funeral tomorrow fSat-
urday), December 3, 1905, at Q o'clock a. M,
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
UNION PACIFIC PROSPERS
I Special DISPATCH to The Call

BOSTON, Mass, Dec 3.-Union Pacific
reports October operations today as
Changes Changes decrease 1fa0 s1f4of1 ersag1 opersting
expenses $3,337,S S34; changes, decrease
s1,042,769: taxes, $119.595; changes, in
crease, S14,22S; total expenses and
taxes. $3,537,429; changes, decrease,
Stops, ,541; net revenue, S4,137375;
changes increase, s914,529. From July
l. gross revenue. s2S.S15.554; changes,
decrease, S167.004: operating expenses,
S13,049.S44; changes, decrease, $500
3S3; taxes. S793,343; changes. increase,
s120,3l0; total expenses and taxes. S13.-
S43.1S7: changes, decrease, $500, ,073;
net revenue, s14,972,366; changes, in
crease, S3,333, ,069.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the published Notices
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
published in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
MARRIAGES

BRANDLEIN- -SEIBoLD-+-In this city, Decem-
ber ., 1908 by the Rev. G. A. Bernthal,
Rudolph Brandlein of San Francisco and Car
rie Seibold of oakland Cal
ER-LENGEFELD-In this city. Noyem.
Der IS 1908. by the Rev. c. A. Bernthal.
George Meyer to Katie Lengefed, both Of San
Franesco
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
BIRTHS

RoBERTS-In this city. November 26 1905, to
the wife of Francis j. Roberts.
SMYTH-In this city, to the wife OF II. B.
Smyth. q daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
The Goldfeld News saws.
STEEL GRAIN BARGE LINE

A company is being formed at St.
Louis with s2.000.000 capital to operate
line of steel grain barges between
that city and New Orleans.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
PROPERTY TO EXCHANGE

A RANCH of 4UO acres with plenty OF water, in
southern California, for city or Oakland prop
erty. j. P. NASH. room 30, Bacon building,
Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

MODERN residence for sale. rent or lease: In
Iarkspiir Marin county. Cal For particulars
apply CARROLL BROS, 1899 18th St, San
Erancirco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04

Do You Want s5.OOf
Read THE CALLS weekly offer on
page 13-
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
OAKLAND yl4 q! BERkg 5fRu[TEAlI
FRUITyALE REAL ESTATE
NEW TRACT SUBDIyIDED.
BEAUTIFUL PARK LOTS
IN SUNNY FRJTITyATE

FRUITvALE REAL ESTATE
NEW TRACT sUBDlvIpED.
BEAUTIFUL PARK LOTS
IN SUNNY FRUITvALE.
Prospect park formerly Morgan park. pre
serving its natural beauty; situated in East i4th
ST. and Prospect or 41st av. on the electric car
line; cars pass the property every minutes
The property has been surveyed lots staked and
numbered. The street grading. curhing rocking.
sewering and sidewalks to be done in front Of
this property without cost to the buyer Now
ready for sale. Several lots have been sold and
many choice lots left to choose from. Come out
today and inspect these beautiful park lots and
make your selection. Easy terms Take Hay
ward or Melrose ear from Oakland.
EDWIN W. WOODWARD
office and Agent on the Tract.
WANT to sell my home in Fruitvale; an acre
flower gardens, small fruit gardens yeeetab bIe
garden, hennery, pigeon runs, stables horse,
der; price $4,000. W. E.. BOWDITCH so17
Boston av.. Fruitvale
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE
WANT $1,000; years, I per cent net; first
mortgage 10 room house; 18th ST business S
O. E. Hottie & CO., "'o'
1172 Broadway.
WILL pay cash for Realty Syndicate certificates.
have few shares Oakland Traction preferred
for disposal. A. n. MACDONALD, 1883
Broadway, Oakland.
FOR a short time only / am Offering a choice
south frontage lot 40x106. in Woodawn Parl,
for $500; terms. Owner, 2222 Atherton ST.
Berkeley.
ARE you rent payer? s1,4oo: 500 down. SEQ
per month will buy a room cottage: street
work. sidewalk in. Add. 1920 Bdwy Oakland.
HOMES monthly payments; banking interest
will build or buy you a home Pacific
Home Building Co. s52 Broadway. Oakland
FOR SALE-vacant lot; bargain: must sell a,
once. called east. Box 2400, Call office, Oak
land
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
| WANT ADS
OAKLAND ALAMEDA BERKELEY FRUITVALf
HELP WANTED

EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
/ JAPANESE Employment Offce-General con
tractors; furnishes best help. ISL Sth ST., Oak
land Phone Oakland 3l5S. Home A45I3.
JAPANESE Employment and House Cleaning
Company. S37 Clay St. tel. Oakland 1884,
/ Home A-2446.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04


easy terms. Write to NEIS QUIST, Hayward,
BERKELEY REAL ESTATE
RESIDENCE; I rooms. bathroom basement part
ly finished, cemented laundry nearly new, in
perfect condition; stable. barn; double lot 50x
20; blocks from Alcatraz station; 50. 500;
half can remain on mortgage. Inquire of own
er. 405 Baker St. of REV SCHULTZ, 1880
California st, Berkeley.
FOR SALE-BERKELEY
Extensive drayage aud express business.
pietely equipped; Al grocery business central
Berkeley: large tract timber land bargain;
3 shares La Zacualpa Rubber, series 1900 Ad-
dress r. II. PATTERSON, 2164 oxford ST.,
Berkeley.
FOR sale-6 room house within l block of
North Berkeley station: good view; large lot.
45x120. facing south; $3.50 cash, balance $35
per month"; including interest bargain at
$3.50. Phone Berkeley 3i4j. F. Il. PEAKE
G. CO.. 2l3I Center ST.. Berkeley.
FOR SALE--A cottage sunny side of rooms,
high basement and modern improvements, with
furniture without; lot 40xl20; cheap, with
small payment. Z. G., 5000 King ST., South
Berkeley
THE Oakland Branch of The Call is at 46S
Eleventh ST. near Broadway. Phones Sunset
Oakland 1883 Home A23l5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-04
REAL ESTATE

ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE
MODERN S room house at sacrifice and OF
easy terms Write TO NELS QUIST Hayward
Cal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-23
Interesting Figures Rel
alive to Maine Bridges.
Pts cataquis Teachers Will Meet
at BrownvlIIe, April "a.
Public Health Conference at Wash.
ington, D. C., April 81.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Next Meeting of Governor and Council
Tuesday, April %, at IN A. M.

Included in the report of the bridge
Investigation made by Paul D. Sar
gent, State commissioner of highways,
in accordance with an order of the
last Legislature and recently submit
ted to the Governor and Council, is the
following tabular statement showing
the number and cost of bridges over
certain lengths:
The 10 bridges over 200 feet in length
includes the Is bridges over 400 feet
ard the SO bridges between 300 and 400
feet in length; the 1875 bridges over 275
feet in length includes the 66 bridges
over 400 feet, the SO between 300 and
400 feet and the 16 between 275 and 900
feet, and 50 on through the table;
similarly the last column shows cost
Of all bridges in excess of the length
mentioned.
In referring to the table remember
that GS19 is the total number of
bridges reported and that $5.27G, 644.21
Y the total reported cost of all bridges
in the State. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-04-23
PEN0BSCOT.
GARLAND D.

7. John 7. Campbell went to Levant on
business last week.
Miss Matilda McCoomb whom we hoped
was improving in health, seems to be
growing more feeble.
Mrs Josephine Pullen of Dexter visited
her daughters, Mrs. Ernest Roberts and
Mrs Glinn Margen, also her son, Harry
Pulen.
Mrs. Frank Oliver is quite i'll at pres
ent. somewhat better than the last week
Easter was observed at the Congrega-
tional church last Sabbath by short
talk by Pastor Lincoln, also exercises by
the Sabbath school. A pleasant time.
George Pearl and wife are spending
some months at Lewiston and Turner
with their sons and families. They have
let their place to their son Allie and wife,
who are now having charge of it.
Mrs. Charles Skillins was taken violently
i'll recently with pneumonia but strenu-
Gus effort on the part of physician and
nurse succeed ed in reducing the disease
Her daughter from Hallowell came home.
She is now more comfortable.