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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
PENSACOLA SOCIETY


 Pensacola. April 7.--lSpecial. )---The ladies of Temple Beth-El held a very interesting session this afternoon. which was largely attended. Many matters of interest among the ladies were discussed.
 Mrs. Max Klein is to be hostess at the weekly meeting of the Six Hand Euchre Club, which is to be held Fri day, and the members are looking forward to the meeting with much pleasure.
 Miss Nellie Keyser will be among the Pensacola young ladies to tour Europe this summer. She will join party of friends to tour the continent for sev- sral months.
 The W. c. T. U. held q most inter- esting meeting this afternoon. the ses- sion being at the First Presbyterian church. and was we'll attended. '
 The regular weekly progressive euchre party was given at the Progress Club tonight, and was largely attend ed and greatly enjoyed by the ladies. Several pretty prizes were awarded the winners.
 Mrs. Dave Deloney left yesterday for Castlebury. Ala, where she will spend several weeks visiting relatives.
 EAVA 1au A.-A s' V. - StA @' their guests pr. W. H.. Bell and Mrs. c. J. Bell, of Aiken, Ala. Dr. Bell is here to attend the meeting of the Flor Ida Medical Society.
 l. Mrs. Max L. Bear. who has been vis- itlng her former home in Louisville. has returned, to the city to the pleas- ure of her large circle of acouaint- ances.
 Mrs. S. E. Smith left for r1orala, Ala. this morning for visit of a few days to friends.
 Mrs. W. s. Crater, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Thomas Lem nox, for several days. left today for her home in Louisville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
NerDs of Mobile Society

Emily Le..ss. to Mr. Joseph oi Par. slow. on Wednesday afternoon, April ltth. at ls:so o'clock at st. Jossph,s church, Mobile. After the osremony ! rsesptfen wn bs held at home al Spring Hiif.
 Rsrsonal Netss.
 Col. and Mrs. D. R Burress have gone to New York to spend the Eas ter holidays with their daughter, Miss Ethel Burgess. who is at school al castle-on- the Hudson.
 Mss RosAbeIIe Christian. of scran- ton. 4iss. who is now the guest Of Mrs J. s. Morrow. will later visit Miss Clara Belle Lack.
 Mir. and lAra winston have return cd from ( pleasant visit to Crowley. La.
 Mrs. Junius Wolff will leave after Easter for Louisville, TX, to be the guest of Mrs. Boyle.
 Mir. T. B. wEllison and Miss Marie wililson have returned from Birming- ham after . delightful visit to MT. and Mrs. W. T. Garrett on South Highlanss.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
PASSENGER MEN nUnT.
Thsy Assemble ra Mobile ro n,.c

Thsy Assemble fa Mobile To n,.c,.~ Mooile. April 1.-The South eastern rassenger Association convened in an nual session here today with nearly nifty members present.
 The meeting Is presided over bv To- sepn Richardson. of Atlanta, Ga. well known In railroad circles and wifi con- tinue to tomorrow evening. closing with q banquet tendsrcd by Vice Pres ident E. I. Russell. of the Mobile ana Ohio Railroad.
 Many important tarifr matters aY- fecting the travelling public generailv VIII Dc discussed at the meeting.
 There is large amount of business to come up before the association be- Tore an adjournment is taken. The nxing of the rate for the national eon- vention of Knights of CoIufnbus w,i, come up. The question of charvas m excess baggage will also come mn. This subject will be one of the sneciai themes and will be discussexi from va a- rious standpoints. An increase ovsr former excess rates of fifteen cents we a recently put into execution.
 The Associations membersh,n f.. made up of the general passenver agents of all lines east of the Miss,s. sippi and south of the Ohio rivera ps. sides the passenger men here there are many passenger rate clerks sahins . part In the deliberations.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
vzOsrDA sUDa1 ,wAN1s TAl
wsH Net Anew Slayer Of Leon Cssnty shersR Te ApDear At s1e- saaa Toun el Court.
.

TAilshasssa. Fla. Aprii 7.---(spsciai.l ] l-JudSs B. H.. pn1mas, Of the Third yudicsat Circuit Nho wss appointed by Governor 0aleAx1st fer the special term of court e try Mnsk Morrta whe is being held in Thouaasvtlis G.. for the murder Of William IAneston. late shsr- iG of Lson county. x1erids. has opened
 Tns eeurs room was crowded to its full capacity And after havinS the doCrs io0ksd. the judge told the citi- sens what must he done. He said in part: while the negro is unable and unqualified to govern himself. as has been shown by the conditions in L- beria and HaytL hs q ~ the same time entitled to the sAsns Justice of any oth- Tt makes no difference . mans stage in life. his color. or how hsinous . cpime he hos committed. he fs en- titled to the saune impartial trial of l the very best of our citizenship. Now, gentlemen. you know that there 10 not man in this commuaity but who has oner: and it would, under the present ssnttmsat, be hard matter to enpanneI Jury which would rive the :layer cf your noble shsstff n in-
 ''Khowins this, and reaiising the rs- spousfhiiity Of the court it is deemed best to adjourn this term of court and let the trial coms up at the reg uiar term of the circuit court which convenes next month. At that time, gentlemen. you will have quieted down. and be more in position to give to this darkey fair aud impartial trial for his life. Tn the meantime. he will be carried from Thomasville, Ga, to Jacksonville. Fla, for safe keeping.
 T thank you for the attention with marka." :. While it had been hoped by many that the negro would be given q speedy trie., after listening to the re- marks of Judge Palmer. 1t is the gem erai sentiment that . jury composed of oitisens Of Leon county, at this time. could not give him the impartial trial which he can ret later on when there has been time for thought
 The spring term of the Circuit Court Tor Leon county sconvenes here on May 10, at which time Maik Morris Will be brought from Jacksonville ana stand trial for his crime.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
SMITH IS SURPRISED PALMER $ POSITIVE
|. . \. LAWYER rAx.Ks or RATr eB DECIsION.
He Does Not think sts ERsct will De AS Far Reaehang a Has Ben
 eupQeseA

| Mobile. Ala. April Z-%"Ths gronnd upon which the United state circuit court of appeals placed the disseiation of the in5unction in the railroad rAta eases is sA great surprfse to ma saad Counsel Q. |. Smith of tho LouiSviiis and Nashville Railroad today.
 The state did not. either in brief oI by the court. though 10 did contend that the character of the evidence in support of the last -atnjunction wal uncertain and insufficient.
 T do not think. that the technical effect of the decfsion is as broad aa would be supposed by reading the op- inion of the court For while the court in Its opinion holds that no injunc- ton should have been issued without at first putting the rates into effect and making q practical test of how they would operate. the judgment oi the court was. and could only be. that the decree appealed from be revers- cd and the iniunctions issued under those decreea be dissolved.
 T have noe AccesB to the record at this time. but my recollection 10 that there were three decrees in some cases and two in others. and that indtnc- the last of these decrees were Appealed from. The earlier dercees which were not appeals from, enjoined tbe sn- forcement by the Railroad Commission the Attorney General. the solicitors and sheriffs of the two and half cent passenger rate law and of the maxi- mum rate law. The maximum rate law prohibits the railroads from charging more than the rate in force January 1. 1907 on all articles of freiGht not especially enumerated in what was known, as, "the eight group acts. The last decree which was reversed extend. ed the injunction to the eight group acts. which fixed the rates upon cer. tain named commodities and enJoined the railroad Commission from chang. ing any of the statutory or other rates and that clerks of the court and cer. tain other persons from instituting or aiding in the prosecution of the suits for the violation of any of the estab- lished rates.
 The result of the decisions is that the two and a half cent passenger rate act and the maximum rate act and the enforcement of them by the Railroad Commission and Attorney General, solicitors and sheriffs are still enjoined and an order by Judge Jones, circuit court judge at Montgomery. will be necessary to dissolve them.
 T do not know as yet what the practical effect of the decision will be nor what action the railroad compa- nies will take In the matter. That can only be determined with moro con- sideration than any one is yet able to give to the matter"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
n....4.rn Arreatefl. A

Mobile, April 7.-(Special)- Holm, GaEnus Hansen and Isar J. Jan sen are iosked up in the county jai charged with being deserters from ( vessel now in port. The warrants were issued from the ofnce of United States Commissioner Richard Jones.
 The men are Jeserters from the Norwegian steamship Hirundo They are alleged to have deserted the yes sol upon arrival here. They will bt held subject to the orders of the Nor WeRian consul
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

ees.s r. ts.s xs.s 1T - s..:f = Sss Ss SsaeS q $. ercIsr5y ;Ss5 ns1 ssyt sS in tAs Ai.esEy sss shs tSs1 April f1kh, 1e11. t~sntysone yeAgD ago. That was reaaly sore61tAole 'eqd
 wondsrfui affair for . one year old town. It wAS WidsIy eAysrs1se1 mAny good band of, ,u1nsio Ns3o1Msd thsun. 6pofss of al kinds wsrs on the pc 6ran. Ih4 ssquSse botndSd by 1otn and 1oth' sneets and Aflingfon. asd
 KEY: .,s q sssrsssa Fl fsssss ,sSss s.d ki,s sns
 Es;cf sF E. q SssEs ~ss lss Sesssspsi speaksr At night . !. bta teii .Wsa the elite of Biy1nin6hAM aaA = ceurps ef Besssrner. ft wns . big aAvest1ser Of BessSmer. It Wouidn't hsvs soms Amiss tc have had as se1aliy . ersdftAble eslsbratton of the coming anniversefN m truth t1 would be rood businsss to kAve it -ea-
 nusilZ @ cns:sysd sns ,s:,sn sslsnrsssd 4 1ss, ss,
 people and thsy would havs . fivs fcia
 A town of is,seo psep,ss : ssuHssai-
 ty of sg,e0o, where then thsfe was no
 town Ut all and hafdIy . dozen people
 Or 500 iu the communlty built ID in twenty-two years 10 worth fnakine note of and celebrating. - .,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
SCHOOL AT JACKSON.
sepaeatssa Mstfer Hss DeesAe . Lave
 Suh6oe1.

sepaeatssa Msffer Has Dees~Ae . Live
 sub6eea.
 Jackson. April 7.--(SpeciaL ,--There is considerable discussion In town just now in regard to the proposed new school building.
 Since the visit of the Governor and the Commissioner of Agriculture last week. when the people were told that the town school must be separated rom the agricultural school, the peo- pie have been discussing the situation freely and the question is e live one. Some people favor bonding the town Ing for the agricultural school, and taking the present building for the town school Others favor erecting such a building as will be needed to accommodate the town school and let the agricultural school continue to be taught in the building used at present, some also favor erecting e graded school building, and . Masonic Lodge room together. The lodge owns a lot near the school building, and 1t is the idea of those who favor this plan to have the two schools near together. The city council has taken no action as yet but 1t Is believed that some steps will be taken at an early date ter '" The present city administration |. making raids on blind tigers of tha own, and 1t has shown its ability to Tnn down some of them.
 hecentiy about seven men have haen convicted of selling whiskey without ioense, or have pleaded guilty. ana tn each case c fine of $50 wac sssessaa Neariy all the parties were negroes
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
I,2OO BALES OF COTTON
 BOUGHT BY ONE FIRM

Pensacola, Fla, April 7.--(special.)-- Twelve hundred bales of cotton have been bought by Marks and Gayle. one of the cotton. buying firms here. since April 1, which establishes c record for this season of the year in Pensacola. Many of the small buyers, as well as growers in Florida and Alabama have had their cotton stored at the compress here. waiting for the market to rise. When this rise came they began selling. with the result that full higher prices has been disposed of {. About s6o,o0o were paid out on the big deals
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
NAMED AS COURT
 COMMISSIONERS

Pensacola, Fla, April 7.--(Special. )-- Judge W B. Sheppard, of the United States Court, has named A. MeDonald Mover and Fred W. Marsh to be court commissioners at Pensacola, filling the vacancy caused by the resignation of John P. Stokes, who resigned owing to being a member of the Florida Leg islature. MT. Mover Is to handle the cases of deserting seamen and MT. Marsh the civil and criminal cases
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
NnnhIIe Nerra shot.

Mobile, April 7--(Special.)-- John Hi- lis. A negro, was probably fatally shot in the mouth and stomach thls alter noon in a skin game in Our Alley be- tween Conception and Franklin StreetA The negro who did the shooting has not yet been captured and Is Aald to be making his way down the coast :. Physicians are now operating on Elits at the City Hospital.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
Neu Fire Annnr.an..

Mobile. April 7--(Speciai. )-The new combination hose wagon and chemical engine lately purchased by the city was installed this afternoon in the service and will be stationed at the house of Hook and Ladder No. s, on Lawrence Street. The full crew has been assigned to the apparatus and are capable men
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
MICHAEL ARREsTpD,
Mobile Man Is Accused of Emhcxxv.
 memt.

Mobile. April 7--(speciaI. .)---victo, Michael was arrested today on A war. rant charging him with doing business without license. and, also on a charge of embeziement.
 The first warrant was sworn out by License Oficer D. T. Gimon. and the second by Henry Caton. loan man who alleges that Michael gave him s biIl of sale for some goods and when he went to secure them they were gone. These goods consisted of 6 typewriter and some tables.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
The sand Ansiys-.ry,.

the prospects more propitious ft would
 have been a, good stroke of policy and sSs is, s2s Aa Easssa
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
Cewfusy DsslE soluA.


 xohi1e April 7.--,p5pecisl )--The .,ssssnr of sns csntury Hook ciab was \ iaresly attended one and was neid, S. snSrni thts morning fp the cotonsei -c,rn of khs cswthon H, tel. The two ssnsrs were sCaiifcrnia Hissiona. ty Irs packson and "EsrH spsnisn set tlsmsnt" by Mrs. R. W. Sounefisne. N scgt.s for discussion by the club rere Indsxns of southsrf, California; If etch of Ramona Archite cturs. The ron call was answered by current Svents.
 Afternoen Uoo Clu ,.
 The meeting of tho Afternoon eyo Club was very delightful one witn Miss Elaine Eichcld ss tae aacsMs hostesa The pFssss played for were \ silver belt buckle for the sslub prise. and for the guest priser . handsoms sIiver hat pin, and the gue ats who, wifh the members, enjoyed tAts occA- eion were Mesdames Leo Brt,wn ana Nathan simon. and Misses Est her san man. of St. Louis, and Ethel stein hart sf Greensboro Ala.
 Chautausna Circle.
 Two literary treats were on the aards for today, the second bel ng the meeting of the Chautauqua Circle. Whteh was held this afternoon Ut 4:S0 af the residence of Mrs n. H. ,uunee. The pfssident Miss haaas kinhaii. presfded and the following Is tiae in- Soresting and weIi rendered program: [. ouiz--A reading. Journey in Hol- aand"
 q. A sketch of the life of Zola. with . review of his story. Le iaeve. q A sketch of Rostand, with q re- view of his Cyrano de Bergerac.
 [. Musical seiection--Piano solo
 c. ouix.--First two chapters on ~lfAn and the Earth"
 Roll call was then answered by quotations from yonders Lucifer ar Nilton's Paradise Lost
 wedding Cards.
 invitations are being sent out read acaptain and Mrs. Samuel Taylor re- quest the honor of your presence at the marriage Of their laughter, Saided ArmAntine to Mir. Ha1vor Wagner Aarnes on Wednesday evening, Aprh ltth. at s:so o'clock. so7 St. Francis street. Mobile. Ala
 Prof. A. r. staub has issued invita- tions to the marriage of his daughter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
BODY NOT RECOVERED.

Remains of Mrs. Caan Stin In the
 River.
 Mobile, April 7--(Epeciai, )--The body of Mrs. Carrie Cain has not yet been recovered. A reward of $25 has been offered for the finding of the body and large searching party has been working since Sunday.
 Mrs. Cain lost her life Saturday night about midnight by a launch catching fire and she with others Jumping overheard.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
P,-1,.r 1yrr.na.ets.-.

reV0lnR 0F8o0a1of10n. :. ss '1 prssidsnt. rsss belongs to, the .Sffr' Club, ard % doee almost evofyDody Along the Arst ef the naenth.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
] lrettss q ilesee1ssss .

ieochsster Onion and IdvsrSissr.
 Nr, Roossvelk is said to As vsry e94. ! easns sh.s ss M nS.s % yea;: s.s Est IF; . V: ws the iiois 6fsf. ola Afsissn Auntsfs oAy thIs n quito essen&iat to the sato. ty of those who 60 after ucus. x
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
Apelees1lo.

New York Mall. my Blove tax.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

There ia . wonderful Female Impeg. sonater at The Grand this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

Pensacola, April 7.---Arrived: strs. Taurus tNorD, sundby. Galveston; Hsdd9n T HaL; Io tHr1 Wils9n: pS1: ppsmpa: schr Donna Christina. Helene. Belize.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
MARINE NEWS.

New Orleans. April 7.-Clsared: strs. Agnella (Nor.. Waiaas. Bluefelds; Ut- stein (Nor.). Olsen. Puerto Cortez; Rosina (Br.), Furry. Ceiba; windber, Dow. Porto Rico; Bertha (Nor.), Aamot, Bocas del Toro; Oracabe essa (Br.), Lar sen, Santa Marta: Harry T. Inge (Nor.) ], Sannas, Port Barrios via Belize and Puerto Cortex.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

Mobile. April 7.-Arrived: None.
 Cleared: Str. Bodo (Nor.), Larsen, Puerto CorteE; Schr. Carrie Strong. strong. San Juan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08
Worms

ScaeeaFsts are certainly Ane, IEavs a frieud 6na when the doctoF was treating him for cancer of the stomach. The next morning he passed fous pieces Of tape worm. He then got . box aud fn three days he passed tnes-wOTm 4B feet lDna. It was Mir. Matt Freck of MlllersburR, Dauphin Co, Pa. am quite [ worker for casca. rets. use them nyself and 6nd them beneficial tor most any dlsease eAused by impure blood. ["
 Pleasant, Paiafable, Potent. Taete Good.
 Do Coed. Never 9lckan, Weaken or Grtpo.
 leu. zso, sos- Never cold b 6aik- The asau-
 he tablet stamped C C C. GuarAateod to
 eu9o or yo4f 11onsg back ca
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

StuaFt's BuChu and Juniper is tha
 most reliable ssmsdy knswn tug Id. Eesv sna baAAAg tEeutss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

Port EA0g, AprtI 1.-Arrlved. SJrS. Norheim (Nor.j, Tonnessen. Vera Cruz i; tug Security, McGoidrioh. Sabine. with
 saiisd: strs. oaiiia tDan.). Pedsr- sen, Progrosso via Campeeche; Pres ton, (Nor.), Olsen. Port Limon; Brasi- leno (Urg.l, Barona, Barcelona and Moines, Shipley. Puerto Cortez.
 (Note.--The steamer Antilles (Burns) from New Orleans for New York, went ashore at 4:l0 D. m. outside of South Pass, west of the West Jetty).
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-08

Galveston, April 7.-Arrived: strs. Fl Cid tBakerl, New York; San Mar
 Cleared: Strs. Denver, Staples, New York; E1 Rio, Parker, New York; Sam turce, Poker. Porto Rican ports, and sailed.
 Sailed: strs. Inkum. (Br.). McKegg, Hamburg and Bremen: St. .Leonards (Br.), Hlll, Bremen and Antwerp.
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-10-01

State of Washington. County Of Benton. ss.<
l. ". S. Jenkins. Auditor of Benton County
Wash, do hereby certify that the foregoing Is Z
true and correct statement of the finances OF Ben
ton County for the year beginning July 1. 1905
and ending June 80. 1909 as shown by the books
in my Office June 3d. 1909.
In Witness Whereof. 1 have hereunto set my
hand and affixed my official seal this 7th day q
September, 1909.
W. 8. JENKINS.
County Auditor
State OF Washing on, County Of Benton, IS.
], w. c. Travis, Chairman of the Board Of
County Commissioners Of Benton County, wan
ington, do hereby certify that the foregoing report
OF the County Auditor this day presented -
the Board Of County Commissioners and was ouV
examined and approved by them. -
Witness my hand and the seal OF the Boalo o
County Commissioners this 7th day of September
W. C. TRAVIS
Chairman Of the Board of County Commissioners
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1909-10-01

Section OF good wheat land iof
81. e. Stacer. |
Found-Key; probably for roll top
desk Inquire Courier.
The Winslow mail., 1909-01-30

BOuse, Ariz., town less than
two years old. is now boasting
a water works plant and getting
ready to burn electric lights, says
an exchange. Arizona climate
and soil will grow anything from
nine crops of alfalfa to a full
fledged. asphalt paved city in a
year.-Williams News.
The Winslow mail., 1909-01-30

The government does not pro-
pose to auction off the townsite
of Parker, but prefers to allow
settlers to occupy the lots and
after the end OF the year those
who have improved the lots will
be allowed to buy them at an
appraised value, appraisers being
appointed for that purpose. Only
a nominal value will be put on
the lots, but it is understood this
method is being taken to keep
the lots out of the hands of spec
ulatOrs.-EX.
The Winslow mail., 1909-01-30
Is the chlenon Coming Back?

Some intrepid hairdressers main
tain that it is. They insist that the
mass of puffs and curls worn at the
back of the head now is its immediate
forerunner. There does seem a long
period Of possible hair eccentricities
between the Psyche" and the CHG
non, which was feature of civil war
times; but who knows? Meanwhile
let none of us in any capricious mo-
ment discard one single puff. coil, ring
let or switch, for if by any chance the
waterfall" should come to town, there
is more than likely to be a corner in
tresses.
The Winslow mail., 1909-01-30

]. w. Marley and his son, Heck
were placed under arrest last
Wednesday by Rangers Old and
Bryne having. it is alleged, COM
mitted an assault on Chas Daze.
AS the supposed assault was
committed in COconino county
the rangers turned their prisoners
over to the sheriff at Flagstaff
where they are now held pending
their pending their preliminary
trial No particulars of the affair
are obtainable at this time.
The Winslow mail., 1909-01-30

Brakeman ] H. Bennett, who
was taken to the Albuquerque
hospital some two weeks ago on
account of a badly wrenched
ankle caused by falling from a
derailed car near Supai, has re-
turned to Winslow and is now
able to get around without the
use of a cane
The Winslow mail., 1909-01-30

Mr.. l.. A. Mullarkey, formerly
an attache of the superintendent S
office at this point, and now pri-
vate secretary to Superintendent
Gibson at Winslow, spent several
days in town during the past
week. He had been in Los An
geles recuperating and was on
his return to his duties on the
Albuquerque division. = Needles
Eye.
The Winslow mail., 1909-01-30

Miss Jessie Reed, daughter of
Justice Reed, lett last week for
Los Angeles where she goes to
finish her musical education.
The Winslow mail., 1909-01-30

There was a reading room en-
tertainment at the M. E. Church
last Saturday night. This one
was up to the usual high stan
dard.
The Winslow mail., 1909-01-30

Firemen c. E. Draper and E. L.
HOsler were taken to the Santa
Fe hospital Sunday both suffer
ing from la grippe
The Winslow mail., 1909-01-30

Howard Cutler, one of the San
ia Fe operators at Angel, was
taken to the Santa Fe hospital
at Los Angeles Wednesday suffer
ing from typhoid fever.
The Winslow mail., 1909-01-30

Fireman Roy Brennan was con-
fined to the local Lanta Fe hos
pital, under the care of DR.. Brown
for a few days during the past
week.
The Winslow mail., 1909-01-30

Engineer F. Hink, who has
been on the sick list for the past
ten days, is some what improved
at present and will be out in a
few days.
The Winslow mail., 1909-01-30

Engineer c. E. Stoddard has
been on the sick list for the past
week but is able to be around
again.