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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06
March Term 10 Postponed.

According to an order signed by
Judge Levi MCGEE, the March term Of
the circuit court at Rapid City has
been postponed for six weeks. or until
the last week in April. Judge MCGEE
issued the order on the petition of the
lawyers, who declared that the coming
month would be inconvenient for both
themselves and their clients.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06
Immigrants Flock In.

Immigrants are beginning to arrive
in the state in large numbers. During
the past few days forty train loads Of
immigrants and their moyables have
passed Huron. A large proportion of
them go to farms on the west side OF
bought improved farms in Beadle
county and points north. All are a
thrifty looking lot of people and bring
with them, besides their household
furnishings, stock and farm machin-
cry.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06
Go to Mothers Conqress

Gov. Crawford has appointed as del
fgates to the meeting Of the National
Mothers congress at Washington,
HGarch 10. Mesdames C. B. Billing
urst, Pierre; r. F. Pettigrew, Sioux
Falls; John H. Perry, Aberdeen; w.
!. Lusk, Yankton; Edward Mather.
roton; Alice Picker, Faulkton, and
Fiss Alice Dougherty, Yankton.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06
Why They Reared.

The Ormond beach was gay.
What are the wild waves SAYING"
inquired the girl.
From their sullen roar" he answer
ed. 1t is probable that they are mere
ly Ieiterating the general kick against
the high prices that prevail here"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06

The Chicago & Western Rail
way company has been made the de-
PENDANT in a $4,000 suit which has
just been instituted in the United
States court in Sioux Falls by Will
lam E. Briggle of Union county, South
Dakota, who states in his complaint
that on Dec. 10. 1906, his wife was
killed by a train on the tracks of the
company while the vehicle in which
she was riding was crossing the
tracks of the company in Union coun-
ty. 1t is probable the case will be
tried during the regular April term
of federal court in Sioux Falls.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06
WILL GIVE "cRAZY" PARTY,
Guests at Social Function Must Ac,
Like lunatics.

Like IundtiC6.
For sweet charity's sake, a number
OF women OF Mystic are now arranging
a unique social event. 1t is 70 be
known as a Cray" party, and a
large number of invitations will be
issued.
All who come are expected to de.
pict some form or characteristic of an
insane person. To guard against
roughness. six husky young men will
be designated as "bouncers" and told
to use their discretion in quieting
unruly guests. The party is already
much talked of, and newspapers in
the hills are referring to it in caustic
terms.
Guests from other towns beside
Mystic are expected to be present.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06
Quito So.

I've just been reading about Mon
~taigne."
What OF him?"
He said that whenever ne saw .
good thing he annexed it,"
Well" declared the saturnine joke
smith. he had the right idea for run
ming a humorous column"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06
lonq island Weather Forecastinq.

Place twelve onions in a row on
CHRISTMAS day, name each after q
month and put salt on their tops.
Those on which the salt Is melted in.
side of twelve days will be wet
months, according TO Long Island
weather science.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06

I had a bad fail and
it affected my kid
neys. Severe pains
in my back and hips
became constant, and
sharp twinge fol-
lowed any exertion.
The kidney secre-
tions were badly dis
Cnl0rad | lost flesh
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06

The Stanley county creamery at
Fort Pierre has just received a remit
lance on a shipment of butter to New
York, and learns that their product
brought the top price of the market,
"a IL cents a pound, netting The
creamery nearly 80 cents.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06

In an alleged endeavor to rob the
acid tanks at the mill Of the Mogul
Mining company at Puma, William
Harvey and Leroy Naff, the latter an
employe, nearly lost their lives from
the fumes. Both, 1t is charged, were
caught In the act
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06

The controller of the currency has
suod a call for a statement of the
pndition Of all national banks at the
pse Of business on Feb. IA last.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-03-06
lei GOOD FORTUNE.
After Years Spent in Vain Effort.

Mrs. Mary E. H. Rouse. of Cam.
bridge, n. Y, says: Five years z
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Bailey Island

Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Sinnett and
daughter Mildred spent Wednesday of
last week in Portland.
Rev. Chas. H. Oliphant and wife,
with their two sons, George and
Claude, OF Lawrence. Mass, will oc-
cupy Mrs. Ruby Johnson's house for
the summer. Mrs. Johnson Is costly
settled In small cottage built es-
pecfally for the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Huntington Wood.
man and two daughters. winifred and
Jocelyn. arrived Wednesday last. They
will occupy their cottage in Maiden
Row.
Mrs, J. L. Seward with her sister,
Mrs. Katherine Kimbar Of East Or
ange, N. J., will speaId the summer in
their cottage In Maiden Row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Croker and
granddaughter Mildred. Of Fayette,
Me-. with Mr.. John Baker of Liver
more. Me-. are the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Sinnett- Mr.. Baker makes
trip to Bailey's every summer to
visit his daughter. Mrs. Sinnett. Each
year finds him able to enjoy his sum-
mer in spite Of his eighty.five years Of
age.
Trade where you can save money.
r. s. Davis Co, everything In home
furnishings.-Adv.
A party OF Bowdoin College young
men consisting Of Robert M. Pennell,
son Of Sheriff william Pencil: Ralph
o. Brewster and Harry L. wiggin,
were at the Shooting Club" camp at
the West End a few days last week
They arrived Thursday and were on
the island until Monday, and during
this time a party Of their college
friends were their guests from Friday.
Those who came later were Thomas
Sheehan. Harold NJ. Marsh, Melville
G. Aubrey. Max Cushing and Daniel
Drummond. A number of the party
have been at the camp before. and
during this trip the large number
made the outing full OF merriment.
Miss Elizabeth G. Allen, teacher In
the public schools at Atlantic City,
". j.. I'm company with her friend, Mrs.
Moore, also Of that city, spent Monday
Of last week the guest OF Mrs. James
@. Stetson. Miss Allen spent her child
hood days In Wayne, Me-. and also at
one time taught the primary school In
that town.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Huntington Wood
man and children of Brooklyn, N. ",
are here at their summer home on
Maiden Lane. having arrived wcdnes-
day Of last week.
Mrs. NJ. G. Pearson and daughter,
Miss Amy, of Hartford, Conn, were
among the arrivals last week, having
been here since Tuesday. They are
to occupy the cottage Of Miss Amy
Blanchard and Miss Ida Waugh on
Little Harbor shore.
Mrs. r. J. Wells and daughters. Miss
Matilda Wells and Miss Julia Wells,
Of Philadelphia, Pa, are at the cot.
tage for the season. Mrs. Wells and
daughters are among the earliest ar
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MERRIc0NEAG HOUSE.
GUESTS ARE ARRIVING DAILY
FOR THE SEASON AT THIS
POPULAR SUMMER
HOTEL.
The improvements are being Greatly
Appreciated by the Guests.

The improvements are being Greatly
Appreciated by the Guests.
The Merriconeag House at South
Harpswell is having a larger number
OF guests arrive every day, and by
July 1st II is expected that the house
will be filled with summer visitors
who are seeking pleasure and rest.
The many improvements which have
been made are being greatly appre-
ciated by the people registered here,
and during the rushed part Of the sea-
son in July and August things are ar
ranged to meet every convenience.
Among the guests to register here
for the summer are: Mr.. and Mrs. ] =.
B. Prescott of Boston, who arrived
Saturday; Mr.. and Mrs. Barbar of
New York, and Mr.. J. E. Marshall
and two daughters of Chicago. A
large party arrived today.
On Sunday there were several au-
tomobile parties who arrived at the
house for dinner and a stay on the
Point. These parties are becoming
very popular among automobilists, as
special arrangements can be made
here at any time. Also a large num-
Der Of people took dinner Sunday, ar
irving on the noon steamer from Port.
land.
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ROBINH0OO INN.
HOUSE ALREADY OPEN AND SEW.
ERAL TOURISTS ARE REGIS
TERED FOR THEIR OUT.
The Barnaeie Cottage and Juniper
Lodge" are Rented for the Season.

The Barnaeie Cottage and "Juniper
Lodge" are Rented for the Season.
The Inn is now open for the season
and already few tourists are en-
joying the quiet surroundings here.
Miss Massey is greatly encouraged
over the outlook for the summer and
reports a large number of rooms al.
ready engaged.
Juniper Lodge Is the name of the
new seven room cottage erected this
spring for the accommodation of tour.
lists who desire sleeping apartments
outside the Inn. The rooms in this
cottage are large and airy and In the
main living room 4. apart -tnrs Cot
tage has been rented Mr.. Harold F..
Faulder OF Boston, Mass, registered
here Saturday for his vacation. This
Is his first outing on Bailey's.
The Barnacle cottage has been
rented to jolly party of young people
from Brookline, Mass, who will arrive
July 3, and they will remain until Sept.
1 or later. This party were here last
summer and previous to that they
spent a season on the island The fol-
lowing are in the party: Miss Ethel
b. Power, Miss Marjorie Rolfe, Miss
Marguerite Power, Dorothy ID. Power,
William A. F. Power.
Miss Massey is sending out to her
many patrons fine booklet, in which
Is given a description Of the Inn and
surroundings. The work contains
many beautiful half tone views Of
places Of interest near her property.
The booklet is most creditably printed
and designed.
Bradford Massey OF Philadelphia,
Pa, is spending his vacation here.
Mr. Massey is employed in the office
OF J. b. Ellison & Son, importers of
WOODEN goods, with headquarters in
his city.
Rev. l.. NJ. Robertson OF Philadelphia
Divinity School arrived here Friday
evening for a short visit.
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HILL CREST.
GREAT PREPARATIONS ARE BE-
ING MADE FOR THE MAsoUE
BALL TO BE GIVEN ON
THE EVENING OF JULY
4th.
A Large Number Of Guests to Arrive
July for the Season.

Sbty Tof tVc oc&B0U.
Mrs. NJ. n. ". Seaverns OF Maiden,
Mass, accompanied by her two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Frederick Lane of Maiden,
Mass. and Mrs. II. o. Burkhardt Of
Newton Center with their children
Dorothy Lane, Priscilla Lane and Ed
gar 8. Burkhardt arrived at the house
Thursday last for a vacation that will
extend until Sept. IS. This family have
been coming to the island for many
years and always make Hill Crest
their abode. Mrs. Lane and Mrs. Burk-
hardt were always active In the social
affairs given during the season and
at the Ball given at the close OF the
Field Day exercises In 1906 Mrs. Burk-
hardt was one Of the matrons. All are
much pleased to have the family here
during the entire season.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Bicknell and fam
lily Of Boston, Mass, are expected at
the hotel Monday next to remain the
entire summer. Mr.. and Mrs. Bicknell
are well and favorabIy known to all
the summer colony OF this island as ne
and his family have been regular Wis
itods for many years. They also are
leaders in the social functions given
here in years past and last season MT.
BickneIl was chairman Of the Field
Day committee and he IL also presf
dent of the Field Day Association MI.
BickneIl will manage the hotel this
season and this In itself r. . sufficient
guarantee that patrons OF this house
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will have a delightful vacation.


Mr.. and Mrs. William Robinson Of
Newton Center. Mass spent Sunday
as the guest Of Mrs. NJ. H. ". Seaverns
and daughters. The Robinson family
were guests here two years ago and
they are planning to spend their vaca-
ton here In August.
DIR. Harry Thurston Peck Of New
York arrived last week for q vacation
Of two weeks or more.
The work on the new dance hall
has been actively progressing. The
building was successfully moved from
its former location to the new position
on the hill, northwest Of the house and
the floor is to be made one Of the I'm
est dancing surfaces In Casco Bay.
Contractor Howard s. Hamilton has
a gang Of twelve men at work and the
lower floor will be ready for the open
ing dance. a masquerade ball on the
evening Of July 4. A general invita-
tion is extended to all the cottagers
and guests at boarding houses. ETC..
provided they conform to the rules and
wear costumes with masks. A mum.
Der Of Portland people have signified
their intention to be among the mask.
ers. Music will be furnished and q
general good time is assured. Pro.
prietor c. w. Hamilton Is taking
special interest in this. the first party
OF the season, and no doubt all will
cooperate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin B. wellock
Of East Boston, Mass, arrived Sunday
for a two weeks sojourn. This Is
their first outing to this island. but for
the two seasons they made Falmouth
Foreside their outing place. They
are to remain for the masquerade
party at the house on the evening OF
July 4th.
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for the first fifteen days Of June was
nearly double that of last year for the
same term Of days. and that Of last
year was third more than the year
before. The mail arriving has also
largely increased.
School closes Friday and the chill.
dren will have q two months vacation.
Miss Annie Pletts Of Brunswick. teach
er Of the grammar school. has had q
successful term as has also Miss Annie
Bibber Of West Harpswell, who has
taught the primary grades.
The Outlook cottage which is to be
managed by Mrs. Walter E. Johnson
this year. will open the 18th Of the
month. This house was very success
fully run by Mrs. Johnson's mother.
the late Mrs. E. F. Black. and will
doubtless have as usual very good
season.
Miss Josephine Flint Of Brooklyn.
n. Y. Is at her summer cottage In
Maiden Lane and Is accompanied by
her friend. Miss Flora Hartman Of
Bucksport. Miss Flint was one of the
first summer residents at Bailey, hay-
ing been here twenty-three years, with
few exceptions.
Miss Fannie Peck who spent a pleas
ant vacation at Norfolk. in the Con-
necticut hills. Is again at home and
will remain for the summer. The
scenery at Norfolk is similar to the
Berkshire hills in Massachusetts and
the little town has some noted summer
residents, among them being Mark
Twain and Prof. Pupin.
DR.. Burnet's sister. Miss Knudsen,
is with the house party at the new
Burnet cottage. Mr.. Lippincott Of
Ithaca, n. Y, and Miss Katharine Bur-
net are also with the party.
On Tuesday of last week the Read
ing, Pa, people arrived and are at
their two handsome cottages on the
back shore. Mrs. E. s. Richards, Miss
Lou B. Richards and Mr.. William d.
Smith, accompanied by Becky Miller
are at the lower cottage. Miss E.
Smith, Major Bentley H. Smith, and
Mrs. Smith and Edward Riske, are at
the upper cottage. Major Smith was
in command Of a battalion of the gal.
liant AID Pennsylvania regiment in the
Civil War. The families have been
coming to Bailey Island for years and
are delightful people. Their cottages
are among the show places on the is
land: are surrounded by nicely kept
lawns and face the Atlantic's broad
bosom with an almost unbroken hori.
ION to the southwest. The surf at the
lower cottage is magnificent.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
ALREADY THE HOTEL 10 HAVING
TOURISTS REGISTERED AND
MANY APPLICATIONS RE-
CElvED.'
Several Registered For Dinner sun-
day Last.

Several Registered For Dinner Sum-
day Last.
The hotel at Bailey's Is now
open and ready for the enter.
tai.ing Of summer tourists, and
already several parties have de-
parted after sojourn OF two weeks
or more. The June business at the
house Is the best on record. II
fine weather conditions continue. the
hotel will have a large booking Of
and toilets. including hot and cold wa
ter for use of guests on the first sleep
ing floor. will be greatly appreciated
and Mr.. Crafts has the proud record
of owning the firTt hotel in the Bay to
install these improvements. Mention
of the other improvements have al
ready been given notice in previous
issues of this publication. and today
Bailey's Island can lay claim to having
a first class hotel in every particular.
F. v. H. Gale Stearns, the artist
of Washington. ID. c., who is summer
ing at the hotel. has already painted
several charming pictures Of the
points Of interest on the islands.
These he has shown to few OF his
friends and all proclaim them master
fully DONE Some time during July and
August an exhibit is to be given In the
music room of the hotel, which when
announced. will attract the lovers OF
art to the sale.
Messrs. Crowley. Lunt and Goodwin
Of the Breeze" who have been at the
house ST ce the latter part of May,
left Tuesday for Chebeague, where
they are registered at the Hill Crest.
After a week here they will go to the
Hamilton Hotel for a short time and
then to their camp at Soule's Grove.
where they have a superb site and
surroundings.
Miss Lois E. Jones Of Portland, Me-,
. formerly a teacher in our local school.
was the guest of Mrs. Walter d.
Crafts, Friday evening last.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Sullivan Of Mil
ford, Mass, were here on the Island.
Friday and registered here for din
ner.
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Mrs. III. s. Sinnett, Prop.
Bailey Island, Me.


tion nc Accemod
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every particular when finished. The
large plate glass windows have been
put I'm this week. One Of the most
modern arrangements Of the building
IL the location of the kitchen. This
IL upstairs and all food 10 sent down
to the restaurant below without any
scent of cooking being apparent on the
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lower floor. The restaurant will be of
SUFFICIENT size to seat 100 when open
to It's fullest extent. The water ID
from fine well on the property, and
q gasoline power plant may be added
later. Shore dinners Will be served
daily and Sunday shore dinners win
Continued on page ~
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located on ensnc
sand With private bath Of
and Table always
clothes
provided
application
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l.. N. York
Bailey's Island,
Maine.
caseo Bays Leading
6eaeral Store,

Here you will find ev.
erythipg that 10 sup
Piled from . fret class
grocery and provision
store. Iresh invoices
OF Meat, Fowl Game,
PrYvisions and Fruits re-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-01
BRANCH OFFICE
of the Anti-White Plague isyto
Be Opened Up in
Parkersburg.

Mrs. Samuel Price, the state presi-
dent Of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. League
for West Virginia, expects to 90 10
Parkersburg the first Of the month
of June TO meet the ladies' OF that
city to establish branch there.
Mrs. Price is the wife OF DR.. Samuel
Price, located at scarbro. The Par.
kersburg Dispatch News saws:
Mrs. Price has been in this state
not quite a year. coming here a
bride from Old Virginia, and has
been at the helm of earnest desire TO
serve the state OF her adoption In this
capacity. and hopes the wives of the
medical fraternity will aid by assist
ing in forming a chapter here. She
will appeal to the club women and
especially the mothers, whose inno-
cent children may become accidental
victims of the dread disease.
when 1t is realized that tubercu-
losis rases7in West Virginia have
doubled themselves within 1--WE years.
1t behooves all men and women to
aid in stamping 1t out II is request
ed that all look for the date of Mrs.
Prices visit, and let nothing hinder
from attending the meeting and aid
in the good work"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-01
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
IMPROVEMENTS
Is Being Ordered by the Rail-
road Which is a
Good Sign.

Orders for new equipment for the
different railroads of the country are
being placed with the big manufac-
turing concerns o fthe country as
rapidly as they can be handled and
there is not a line of any size in the
country now that is not having some
thing new built, either engines or
cars. The Iowa Central has Just
placed an order for six mogul en-
glncs from the Baldwin locomotive
works. and the Chicago railways has
increased an order for 400 new box
cars TO 500, while the International
& Great Northern has ordered 1850
new cars instead of 500 as was re-
ported.
These new orders together with
other orders recently placed, will
have the effect of stimulating the
strengthening every branch of steel
industry as well as making business
materially better with the car build
ing concerns, while the new orders
for new locomotives will have a
wonderful effect on steel manufactur-
ing plants and locomotive works.
The cars are to be mostly built OF
compressed steel.
crryr1,r >Err Nnv MT Nr,n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-01
SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
DATE TO Be FIXED
And Also the Place During the
Convention at
Chicago.

Attorney w. s. Allen, of Parkers-
burg. president of the West Virginia
League of Republican Clubs, has re-
ceived letter from General McAlpin
of New York. president of the Ma
tional League, stating that tho time
and place of holding the annual con-
vention of the National League would
be decided upon at meeting OF the
officers to be held in Chicago during
the sessions of the National Republi-
can convention in June. President
Allen was invited to attend this meet
ing and participate in its delibera-
tions. Unfortunately, he will not be
able to be there, as the time occurs
during the June term of court, and
his legal engagements will not permit
him to be absent. He will be advis-
ed Of the result. however, and will
then proceed at once to appoint the
delegates from the West Virginia
League to the convention OF the Ma
tional organization.
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Bnrn in Town.

Our family were all born and rails
ed in Iowa, and have used Chamber
laIn's. Cole. Cholera, and Diarrhoea
Remedy (made at Des Moines) for
years. We know how good 1t is from
long experience in the use of 1t. In
fact. w hen in FL Paso. Texas, the
writer's life was saved by the prompt
use of this remedy. We are now en-
gagged In the mercantile business at
Narcoossee, Fla, and have introduced
the remedy here. It has proven
very successful and is constantly
growing In favor-Ennts Bros. The
remedy is for sale by all dealers.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-06-01
Sore NIpIes

Any mother who has had expcr-
ience with this distressing ailmcnt
will be pleased to know that a cure
may be effected by applying Cham
berlain's Salve as soon as the child is
done nursing. Wipe It off with IL
soft cloth before allowing the babe
TO nurse. Many trained nurses use
this salve with best results. For sale
by all dealers.
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SWEET MELODY FLOUR.
TO MOBILIZE
State Troops Are at Parkers'
burg Before Going
to Indiana.

While not officially announced by
Adjtant General Burlew 1t is believed
the West Virginia National Guard
will be mobolized at Parkersburg be-
fore the troops are taken from the
state to Indiana to train with the
militia Of other states and the Uni
ted States troops.
Owing to the Central location Of
Parkersburg it is advantageously
situated for the mobilization Of the
state troops and for this reason that
city Is preferred over Elklns, which
also desires the troops before they
depart for Hoosierland.