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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-22
HOWARD ELLIOTT WILL
HEAD THE APPLE SHOW
Trustees Elect the Northern Pacific
MAN az President.

MAN az President.
SPOKANE, WASH, Feb. "a
Howard Elliott, president of the
Northern Pacific Railway company
has agreed to continue as president
Of the National Apple Show OF Spo-
kane for 1910. He was the unanl-
nous choice OF the board OF trustees,
which sent committee to st. Paul
to take the matter up with him.
Il. F. Cartier Van Dlssel, Gordon
Q. Corbaley and Rem H. Rice, trus-
tees OF the third National Apple
Sho", made The foregoing announce
ment on their return from an ex.
tended trip. Mr. Rice, who re-
mains as secretary and manager OF
the exposition. said:
Mr.. Elliott expressed himself az
being highly complimented when In
formed that the trustees were unani-
nous In their request that he con-
tinue as head of the exposition this
year. The committee, in presenting
the request of the trustees, voiced
the appreciation OF the board of
trustees for the interest and work
by Mr.. Elliott, saying also that the
success Of the coming show depend
ed largely upon him again ASSUME
ing the leadership.
Mr., Elliott took occasion to agai
express his belief in the National
Apple Show as a prominent factor In
the development OF one of the most
important resources OF the Pacific
Northwest, and assured the commit.
tee that he will do everything In his
power to make the third exposition
as great as was the second show.
We also had conference with
Louis w hid, president of the Great
Northern Railway company, arrang-
ed through Mr.. Elliott, and the COM
mittee presented the general plans
OF the show, which received the
highest commentator OF both on
eials.
We believe that the exhibition In
Spokane next fall win be larger and
better than ever before and we will
leave nothing undone to make II
even more interesting and instruc.
tive than the former shows. Growers
all over the country are interested
In this work and we look for ex-
hibits from every district in Amerl-
ca"
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-22
TO THE PUBLlc.
JOS T. SCOTT. Editor ana Publisher

The mob spirit at Cairo, Illinois,
when attempts were made to lynch
two negroes for snatching a purse
from woman, and the demonstra-
tion Sunday and Monday in Phlla-
delphia, which resulted in the loss
OF life and destruction OF property,
are evidences that our boosted Amer.
lean liberty has not reached that
state OF civilization where we are
willing to respect the liberty and
rights OF others. These instances
are simply physical demonstration
OF the spirit OF one class or combIna-
ton OF citizens to dominate and
rule over another by force. II Is
the same spirit OF intolerance that
has left a trail OF blood and torture
along the path OF civilization from
the time that man emerged from the
state OF the cave dweIler and began
his upward ascent OF human progress.
These occurrences show that we are
vet far from the top Of the hill.
but they mark progress and each
recurrence OF rule by force In which
one class Is pltted against another
whether physically or by unjust
laws. makes for an advancement, and
the race Is gradually. but slowly.
marching toward the pinnacle where
justice and unalloyed liberty will be
the lot Of the race.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-22
The After Dinner Smoke

After a good dinner your palate
Graves a GOOD CIGAR then why not
satisfy it with one of the city's favor
ties, the
c. d'A. c. c. Booster
Now being smoked by rs per cent
OF the smokers of Occur d'Alene.
This cigar is made from the best
selected stock, clean leaf and is a sat
isfying article.
Home Production and is supplied to
both the wholesale and retail trades,
We want to place our cigars ia every
retail cigar place in this city. Come
and see us and have on hand the
cigar that the smokers like and call
for
T. w. Hanrahan
Wholesale and Retail
Ill Sherman Street.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-22

The British Columbia lawmakers
seem to have the right conception of
temperance legislation. The propos-
ed legislation is for high license and
strict regulation OF the trafac. Bars
win be prohibited from contracting
with one brewery or individual for
their supplies, thus doing away with
the control Of the business by
wholesalers and brewerles. The 9th
er restrictions are stringent and the
business Is placed on basis where
II can be controlled by the officials
and the evil results be eliminated to
such an extent as to amount to but
little.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-22

Oregon. Washington and Idaho
will begin early next month to rean
the real dement's OF the Alaska-Yu
kon-Paeltie exposition. A. NJ. Gle.
hand Of the Northern Pacific has no
tined Seattle officials that the colon
list rates of 1909 win hold good this
year beginning March / and ending
April is. This win mean a S25 rate
from 81. Paul and s33 from Chi.
cagt. Great Northern Pa
cifie and other transeontinental rail-
road ofncials admit that INQUIRIES
from the east and middle west are
very heavy and they expect to see
one Of the greatest rushes OF emil
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-22

Senator Borah's bin to provide for
a ssO,0Oo,00O bond issue. by the fed
eral government. for the purpose of
creating fund to be used in develop
ing sthe arid lands OF the west BY
irrigation, is meeting with eneourag-
ing support In the senate and will
pass that branch OF congress from
present indications. The measure
does not take this money from the
government permanently, but II is
to be repaid from the lands brought
under irrigation. a feature which
names Its chances OF becoming a law
much better than they would be
otherwise, 1t win do more for the
development OF the west than any
other measure now before congress-
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-22
Heavy Westward TraveI.

Railroads are anticipating the
heaviest westward travel ever known
this coming summer How many OF
these homeseekers, and that is what
most OF the travellers are, will stop
on at Weiser? An exhibit Of Wash
ington county fruits, grains and
grasses near the depot would attract
many travellers looking for homes.
Weiser Signal
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-22

that Johnson had been entered as
counsel for the government in the
cases now in court wherein Robnett
appears as the governments princi-
pal witness with the fact that John
son had previously helped prosecute
the same man when Robnett testified
in their behalf, and the further fact
that Johnson is now Robnett's at
torney in the bank cases.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-22
grants in the history of the north
west.-Bonners Ferry Herald.
CIaRetone,s Platform.

Well, Paul GLADSTONE has announc-
ed his candidacy for the guberna-
torial nomination on the republican
ticket. He has announced the plat
form on which he intends to make
the race, the principal plank of
which IL state wide prohibition
We don't imagine Paul will cut much
figure in the race, although he will
probably get a sprlnkllng OF votes
In some sections of the state.--Mont-
pelier Examiner.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1910-02-22
RAIN OR SNOW WILL
NOT STOP THE FIGHT
Nelson and WolgaSt to Meet This
Afternoon I'm Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Feb. ga
Promptor Hester announced this
morning that rain or shine the Mel
son and wolgast fight for the light
weight championship would take
place this afternoon, regardless OF
the weather predictions for a heavy
rain. wolgast said that 1t would
take considerable more than rain 20
stop him. He shows remarkable con.
idenee in whipping the Dane. It Is
believed that large crowd will wit.
ness the first and much interest is
being manifested by the promoters
and the friends OF the fighters.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11

@oinoion lesfi ptIin Iurren opri'
foi: vWlobtoifo ban %Iiinota mai IT,
rpta, fun bdn beittdptpi i9mppteen,
ia minfGloinen olee MT bdnen olin
poiffanla?"
Smaa fobtoIoaon naimo eli iou'
tanut pollonfoon oiottelemoan. Sos
Ia pdimdu6 oil fplliffi Iuuri fuor'
ma. Suru mieben idlfeen oil enlin
fpud bpnin tintutpo, pariinfin len'
I'd bben, ettd poimo pliIi min mielels
ldan ppntdnpt baneItd onteetIi fai'
fista niistd perberiitoiiuutiSta, ioita
ipsfus oil Iattinut. Wtutta MT ban
oil poisia.
Sam6fin Iuru boibtni fuitenfin
10 dbiteuen ia melfein buomaamot'
ia.
9lifa meni menpioan, ia eufon oil
lainanIa ppipttdpd mufana. Gldd
idptpi, moiffa fituentin. Sa itle off
asia mummo pitifin eldmdstd fofo
poIiou. Isl bdn puutieenfaon tofio
ouenfoan baIunnut fuoua. Nlutta Ell
ban eritpiieSti tuoIemoofoan petds-
MT. ginoo toimomufIenio oil tpoon,
eiiei Ie tuIiIi dtfiaripoomatta.
Sotfetoon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11
T:RI LINDGRENIN
SUOMALAINEN
ISHPEMING, MICH.

@aimo oil iddnpt IeiIomaon al
mnn omeniunbnn, min ettd tiiomorin
tdpipi feboiitoa bGntd tulemoan la
bemmdfIi.
Marpmosti ban ostui muutaman
asfeleen eieenpGin, peloffoosti tar
taten etiei ban mnon meniIi forfeita
berroja liion lGbele.
,Wiad laiua miebenne ldbii tos
too?"
Sttuiilmin paimo tGbdn mGStoii:
r@npG nina mpinut ,tetoa banen
menemGn niimeiStG fertoan."
,WtiuG iitten eldtte?"
rSind mitd bpmdt ibmiiet omat
nntoneet."
Suomori raopi pddtddn ia Ionoi
Iitten: sSaatte ostua ulos."
sDoimp bensitti npt polion belpom'
min ia ihmetteIi itiefin, ettd ban oil
n%iinfin bppin Iu%oriutumlt ipaifeosta
tuttinnoSta.
Wiutta ban Ell aopiStonut tuomios
ia. Isl plut b6neld aIianaioiaa, Jos
to pliIi moinnt Iaaba tooistetnfii,
ettd mics tobenndtDiIest oil oQut
mieliIairas.
Supmio fuuIui: rHuumis oil DiIeen
ATTAIN bemosfpDbiad mietdnd Wal.
min bautuumaaue lesfen fuStans
mtIeua.
Sum lesfi tdmdn full, buofoii
bin: y9Soi, mpi ientddn, fun ei paps
paa iaonut eoes ruumisiunaua nie,
b6".
Spnftd olifin miespoloilen miis
meinen fuIfu pddfoupun9in porteiss
to. Sdriesipsmiesten iaottamana full
ii fuorma pDn perboomana tuol'
leitten f%aupuntiin. 81 eoes oma
paimo ia tptdr moineet painoioo
laottoa.
Sautousopurentaosta lesfi iitten
iai Min polion omustusto, ettd ban
%iaottoi mofiaa rratfarin", p%oliiiit,
popin, ortun ia bouoon.
Sun foiffi mirfoiliiot olipot iao
meet oIauIo, Ell fufoan endd fpIpnpt
rtuinfa ie oil moboouisto?"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11

>wiisId on @tc. I;nun oclieIi2"
&oin mosioo: ,Gn tieod. Slenfo ME
M neIfeni portiia?" Nlerfiue on
pontamo, eitei &ain tdSid prittdnpt
Ippttdd meIieddn, ban Ell noon tuns
nuStonut pmoa ippuiiptttddn. So
fuitcufin iuuri ban, iofu Ell tobtonnt
ola nelienid portiia, oil oman meI@
ienld murbaoia.
rNlitd oIef tebnpi? meliei fperen
ddni buutoo minule maaSto", Ianoo
SumaIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11
,Cmfo elamd iaastdmiien
artppinen2"

WrS. yleIie Wlc Honrp, prebtis,
Wliis., firioittoa, ettd bdneud oil
erittdin paboa lootua munuoiStouii
la 4 punoa SoIepn munuoislddfe
paranIi banet terweefIi. San Iouiui
tirieenId Iopusio: - rSpbdmmeIIi
Iesti IuoIiiteIen SoIepu munuoisldd'
fetta faifile munuoistoutio fdrIimiI'
lie. &c IddSti minun b%enfeni".
Oscar Norblins.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11

u uPuuliteIu on puNe" lupe""o
fopbdinialo.
p9oi, moi ieni6dn. fun on fo'
noa", bupfaf eutto menneeidan
miebenid luo.
yWlita mt on tebtdn6?" o!foi pai'
mo iuruaileno pubua miebeueen. io'
ia mDDs masia iamana pdhpdnd
oil Ioonut tuula -miranomaiSten
pddtDtien.
,WiiiGs muutu tuin otot loppuras
bat pois pnntiSto ia moflot ia tti|
reesti I%itiefin; enbdn nina meme lin'
ne pobianmoole buutotoupaua
mnptdrpdtIi."
Woimp eli tpIpnpt uton mieltGtoiss
ia terton, paan ppDrdhti nmpari
ia iuotii fotiin ponftitiriaa bofcs
maan.
Spidr oiui plemaon f%otono, ia diti
ldbetti bdnen fiireesti ponffiin. 50
ban enndttifin Iinne iulri ennentnin
mobiimeetori pupli nelid iulfi pans
Elm oipeu.
Sum matIu oil itoritettu, oltitn
moimoietoloua ndbdn iGGlifpdiiem'
ptd FUN dsfen. 2ostu tin9ittiin so
mortfaon ia mics ioi mield lupon
piippd iiead Ieuraapaon aamuun
asti.
@nIin tuntui miebestd pirfistdip6l'
I'd tooe pdGSid fotiin. Wlutta fun
pflitoittoiIeen, toimettomoon eld'
maGn pboisipi iarfD ia ndlfd, altoi
bdn toas iusfaantua.
rMitIei SumaIa anna minun ola
minimum muffin ibmiIet", naiferoi
BAN mlein.
Naimo foetti lobouttao, mutta
mics moan drtDi Iitd enemmdn ia
%Ionoi: vNdlfGdn tdSid fuitentin fuo-
lee, poros OH mennG mereen".
rglld npt IemmoiIia pubele", pppte'
Ii noimp.
Grddnd pdimdnd, ipaoin Ell ollut
mitddn IpDtdmdd, olfoi moimolletin
eIdmd ndpttdd mdb6n ipntdlta. Sdn
totIeIi pmpdriueen, ndbodtieen Ditto
pantiiloitptieen enGG mietdmdd. Sa
fun ban Ell buomannut mitddn fel'
mplisto, ldbii han nlos, menndts
Ieen psidmiltd ppptdmddn iotain o.
qua. Nlutta buomatesioan rdpstddn
aua Iaoipin, iofa oil beiodn pmon'
ia, uiii ban len ia ldbii talon oluts
foiae fouppoomoan. !Sdn iai Iiitd
marfon ia pSti iiud litron m%aitoa,
20 pennin limpun ia mabdn rDp'
MID.
Ooimp, iota oil luonteeltaon bile
ped, unobti taos bettetii rasfoims
mat baolet ia aItoi toimea IesN mals
mistoa meuid.
Wlutta miebeenId ndmd mlruIet Ell
mdt endd npineet mirittdd eldmdn
boIuo.
Miimeiiet poimonIa ponnistoen
ban puff pQeen ia lGbti uIos. Woi'
mo Ell tGbdn eritpista buomiota fiin'
nittdnpt, it1d b6nen miebenid oil JOS
fns ennentin Iomaua topolla ldbte'
npt ia taos polonnut tppntpneenG.
SGpoeuinen toipottomuuS oil fuis
tentin npt pouonnut mieben mielen.
GlGmdn biripittdiud lppsmprsfp oil
pioellpt bGutd tuin turmotonta piius
ia. GnIin lie oil ratpistanut foiffi
lebbet, iitte iddIimdttd fattonut of
fat. ga mt e mield nbtoIi footao
tai oinafin idrte6 life run9on. Sbmi'
Ietbdn tduaiiisIa topuutIisia uiein
r~ient6pdt puiue ofputIi. Soattopot'
pa be, Jos peIastufien maboouiiuus
pield on olemosIa, rontofpanteiua
fdpod Iuiittomoon life puuta.
9ebtiinf6 tdsId iotofin? 2pud, NUT
ia pGin mostoin; onfaran lain NOS
iaua paooiiiin bebelmid fuifpetiu.
neesta, tdatumoiIiaoon pleposto
puusio. WaiipotstoIoon oil mafiet'
toma Ioiroon tpDmiebcn tpiimeiiet
TddStDt.
Npt BAN boiperteIt fatuio pitfin
aiman FUN borboiliia. Wtutta laat.
taaban efipnpt pimedsidtin ioQain
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11

"' "NN N'~ l~l
tauaS.
S6li ilta ia pD. 81 tufaan noapus
reistataun plut miestd ndbnpt. Woi'
mo tuIi IeipottomatIi. ,Slififo mics
parable tapabtunut ipfu pnnettomuns
tai pli5ifo ban Iittenfin q"
| 8 an eli iobionnt usfoltaa aiatela td'
Id oiaiueto loppuun. 9an nouli tess
feld pDtdfin ia raopaIi tulta ndb'
bGfIeen mitd tpanBa, fulunut leinds
felo pIotti. Wiielelddn ban Diff pans
nut lamppuuntin tulio. Ntutta bdn
muisti, et,d FIND oil miimeinen Dlip,
ia rabao eli puut oetoa uutta. pan
mofafi MT iiImdt cuff %pimedeia,
fumes pditpd oIfoi nolieta.
slamuqa noimo Iitte neupotteli
naapurien fonsia, ia pbteiiefii pdd'
tDfIefIi tuli, ettd aiiasta oil ilmoitet'
tampa poIiiiifamariin.
Wlieben mimi ia tuntomerfit f%irioi'
ioitettiin field t~arffaon tirioibin.
ia 70 mnotiaSto uffpa rupettiiit etiis
mGGn.
Surbot olipat fuitenfin faitti et'
IiStelpt. Wlieben malta ndptii tooon'
neen i%dIiettDmiin.
Wlutta erddnd pdipdnd luettiin
lebbistG, eta merestd bautuumaan
tataa oil lDpbettp manbon mieben
ruumis. &ufu ban oil, eli rpield ties
oettp.
pian fuitenfin %Iaotiin Ielpiqe, ettd
faifti tuntomerfit iopiwat fu'
paa maomme %iairaoieen manbut>
iecn. 9an oil iiis, f%dptpadm eniin
tuoueitten lepopoifan ldpi, etIinpt it'
%ielleen meren ipmppbestd lepoo.
WlifIi tduainen tapabtumo?
&ddf6ri l%eiffaii ruumista, mutta lie
oil 10 Min baioomisiiIasia ia, ettei fp'
IpmptIeen moinut iitd tietd iaaba
mitdGn mastousta.
98aimo futiuttiin poliiiintfintoon.
.Moi, moi ientddn. fun ndin pon'
bano pield pitdd mennd ieloiIeens
Elm paittaan. @ifD Iitd MT poiii
muuten Ippittoo", pubeIi poimo
baoStemiebiIe.
,9ati mootii", oil mostous.
ySa mitd iieaG Ia%npotaon", buo'
faili paimo.
rWlitd fpiptddn", ieIitii toinen fui'
masti.
Gutfo poni ppbGbameen Dlleen,
otti pDptdfaopin pddltd pDlpiien, riff
tindiien peiIin; pppbfaii fitd mdbds
Ten eIitiiroauia ia aItoi is%oi'uoitaen
fommota. Supro iotaus pitt Iaooa
festeIe pddid, mutto t0ii noptli
Min, ettei fampous tdnd fertaa on'
nieiunnt niinfddn bppin FUN topal'
liIesti.
p9Doi, moi Ient6dn", Ionoi BAN
nielG nlos ldbtiesIddn.
SuueSIoon Ienooiintorin toboalle
bdn bGtGdntpneend erddItd noS'
taontuIiiaIta fpipi %telloo, peldten tu'
IeipanIa liian mpDbddu. W}iita oiis
onomoinen eli ouut eutfoa buomaa'
minoonfaon. paIion ibmiiid iuit
mostoon, mutto maimoparfa Ell orr
nannut enad fD%IpdfdGn. Noiiet OLE
mat min perrin bienoia, ettei ban rss
foltonut muuto, tuin ioloa miltoiS'
to beibin: Ieme6t botut nariostimat
fosnoia, ia pitfdt Iaobustimet fpett'
mdt perdsid. Serroiaa taas ndpttt
o Ieman min foma Fire, ettd lesfeld
oil tdpii tpD enndttdd pois alta. So
Iittentin ipntun fdnelpfeppi fostt
bdnen fplfeenid. poliiiimiebidfin tut
Ii moStoon, mutta ne olipat min
idptdn ndfDiIid, ettd hdn diottelt:
Sos ndiItd fpipn, oIfanot plan pie
tdd tutfintoa fonslo faoulIa." So
Flu nibeIteIema poifaniitari iitten
iattui banen eteenid, ia ban oiatteli:
,Suc uoiieltopa MT oinafin usfoItaa
fpIpd f%eloo", ia ban iaifin fpipt'
tpd.
uTnostobon fpipmaudfin len ndet'
te". tiustoii poifo, piitaien NifoIain'
firfon iorniin ia iotfoi mibeItden
motfoonIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-08-11
&amianisfirffofnnnam
j%pbtpfmnta.

airftot. elm. past. &. g. isionen,
s04 Sim Street, Calumet, Ditch.
Waroeiimies, past. 70. 70. @iIen,
Sroumoob, Wid.
airiuri, past. Sooffo Sirmi, .gr
APP, Gin. Wlinn.
Worof., past. :. RonfiIo, Woss,
Mid.
RoboStonboitaio, Grid 3oneos,
g. Dor IL, Sronpoob, Wtd1.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-01-20
Knox County Divorces.

The term of the Supreme court which
closed at Rockland, January 18th, was
remarkable for the smallest number of
divorce cases in Knox county in many
years, only eight couples being disunited.
Following is the list of DEGREES: Andres
M Moody from Rena E. Moody of Thorn
aston, Ruth A. Ordway from David P.
Ordway of Camden, James A. Eastman
OF Rockland from Sarah ]. Eastman, Eli
Staples of Rockland from Carrie Staples
OF Taunton, Mass, Lula M. Moore of
Camden from Ralph H. Moore of NAL
den, Mass, and custody of minor child
decreed to libelant; Erastus G. Rollins
of Rockland from Frances B. Rollins of
Camden, Margaret Douglas of Hurricane
from Andrew H. Douglas, and custody
Of minor child given; Lizzie E. Walsh Of
Rockland from Fred S. Walsh of Red
stone, N. H.
Major John Bird of Camden, whose
wife applied for separate maintenance,
was ordered to pay her $50 January Goth
and $50 on the first day of each month
thereafter until further order of the
court.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1910-01-20

address the people on the subject Of education.
80. The time Of service At the church has been
changed back to the old time, and that II pre-
ceding the Sunday school. Preaching service
next Sunday at 2s0 p. M, followed by the Sun
day school. Evening service at Up m. Rev.
E. A. Dinslow, PASTOR. Hon. L. C. Morse
spent several days in Waterville last week :.
Two of our enterprising Liberty boys, Walter
H. Young and Edward G. Cox, have bought the
general store and business of ]. w. Hobbs in
Brooks village and will take possession Febru-
ary LIST. All their friends in their home town
certainly wish them success and prosperity in
their new venture. Mr.. Morton L.. Knowl-
ton, our popular mail carrier on R. F. D. Route
No. l, and Miss Belle B. Turner of this town.
were quietly married Saturday evening Janu-
ary 18th, at the home of Mr.. Walter Knowlton
in this village. The ceremony was performed
by Rev I. K. Pentecost of Montville, who used
the Episcopal ring service. The young couple
were attended by Miss Stella Cram as maid of
honor and Mr.. A. P Mcfarland as grooms-
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Knowlton received their
friends informally in the grange hall Tuesday
night. Saturday afternoon. January 9Th, the
officers of E. H. Bradstreet Post, No "A, G. A.
R., were duly installed by Past Post Comman-
der VIM. B. Morse. Following is the list
of officers installed: CON-, L. C. Morse; S.
V. c., Bridges Sherman; ]. v. c., J. R. Lams.n;
adjt.,J. o. Johnson; Chap, M. J. Creasey; O. S.,
]. L. Knowlton; o. G., Chas. Perry. After the
exercises the members of the Post and their
ladies sat down to delicious oyster stew, pre-
pared by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Palmer Satur-
day evening, January 9Th, the newly elected
officers of Arbutus Chapter, o. E. S., were in
stalled in an impressive manner by Past Ma
iron Eva N. Ripley, assisted by Marshal Helen
Hurd. Following is the list of officers installed:
Matron, Cora Skidmore; Asst. Matron, Rhoda
Benner; Patron, W. J. Greeley; Sec'y., Carrie
M. Aver; Treas, Hattie Clough; Cond, Eva
M. Ripley; Asst. Cond., Sadie Gilman; Warden,
Helen Hurd; Sen, C. H. Wellington; Chap,
Rose Greeley; Mar, Ella Greeley; Organist,
Grace Hunt; Ada, Ada Bachelor; Ruth, Mary
Norton; Esther, Stella Nelson; Martha, Artie
Johnson; Electa, Rubie Holt. The work of in
stallation was very beauti full and elaborate. A
short literary program was rendered after
which the members and their guests sat down
to bountiful collation. and all who have had
the pleasure of attending any "Star" festivi-
ties know what that means. All present pro-
nounced it most ENJOYABLE occasion.
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Father" asked the small boy of an
editor, lis Jupiter inhabited?" II don't
know, my son, was the truthful answer.
Presently he was interrupted again.
Father, are there any sea serpents?"
II don't know, my son." The little
fellow was manifestly cast down, but
presently rallied and again. approached
the great source Of information. Father
But, alas! again the answer, 81 don't
know, my son. At last in desperation,
he inquired, with whitening emphasis:
Father, how did you get to be an edi-
tor?"-Zion's Herald.
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that might well be the envy Of many young.
woman. She was i'll only few days, and her
life went out very gently. like the blowing out
of a candle. The funeral was held Monday
afternoon, Rev. c. H. Mckinney Of searsport
officiating, and the body placed by the side Of
her husband in the family lot. :. Mrs. Abbie
Nichols and son, James Nichols of North Sears.
port, Mr.. and Mrs. Sewall Lancaster of Sears
port. Manley Lancaster Of Bangor, Edward and
John Lancaster of Stockton Springs were among
the out of town people who were here Monday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Rachel Grant. i. :.
At the annual parish meeting recently held the
following officers were chosen for the ensuing
year. Parish clerk, Emery D. Bickmore; treas
urer. Mrs. Fred Blanchard; janitor, S. G. Staples;
committee, Mrs Josephine Showers, Mrs. Olive
Merrill and F. A. Black. Mrs. Eugene Blanch-
ard and daughter Agnes have returned from a
visit of several weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. James Nickerson of North Searsport.
-. Mrs. Frank Hartman left Monday for Ban
gor, where she will enter the E. NJ G. hospital
for treatment Friends hope to see her return
soon much improved in health ~ Mrs. jose
phine Showers went to Brewer Monday, where
she will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Bunker for
few DAYS. Frank Harrison recently returned
from Winthrop Mass, where he was the guest
of his sister, Mrs Frank Belcher, for two weeks