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Parents Should Knott
ibis Splendid Remedy
SIMPLE LAXATIVE COMPOUND
rtlPs TO CORRECT CoNSrt.
PATTON. ia CHILDREN.

With all children there are times
when the boN~is tu to act naturally
and u becomes necessary Tor IN. ar.
ents 10 adninistsr a remedy Cathar-
tics and %purEstivcs shoriI never be
used a. these agent afford only tenn
porary relief shile Their violent acting
shocss The system unduly Mr. iva
y Ssn, blg 10Th So. Mashinrfon. H.
&. says mat her little girl. Marie. had
been subject % constipation and hat
shs found nr CsldweuIs syrup Pepsin
the best remedy because % IT, mild
ness. and nov always keeps q bottle
81 n In the houEe
DR. Caldwell's syrup Pcpsin b. a
compound a simple laxative herbs.
free from opiates OF narcotic drugs OF
any kind and Be- an ideal remedy for
Shildren because OF To- mild action and
positive effect D. use tends 10
strengthen the impaired bowel action
and restore normal regularity.
II L. important that parents should
know OF a dependable remedy with no
unpleasant after effects. griping or
strain. Dr. CaldWells syrup Pepsin
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
LIGHTNING STRIKES
BARN WHICH BURNS
RANDOLPH FISHER. STONE CHURCH
ROAD FARMER, sUsTAINs LOSS.
Contents OF Building Also Destroyed.
Bad Storm Swept over Pike
District Yesterday.

The pike district was hard hit ycstcr-
DAY afternoon by an electric storm which
d4d considerable damage. especially be
tween Elm Grove and Dallas. along the
Stou, Church road. y barn on the Ran
dolph Fisher farm. uu IN. same
road. was struck by lightning and burn
ID 10 the Erouud
The fir. started In the second story
OF the barn. In the hay NOV. and spread
rapidly throughout the building. Noth-
INK could be done TO save the barn.whlch
with all OF Its contents. was burned 10
the ground. The contents Included three
IONS OF hay, tWO tons of straw. three
sets or harness. one new buggy. farming
implements. a number OF young chick
ems and turkcy s. a. well as considerable
grain.
The barn was a two-story frame struc-
ture and was built iu 1904 and was
Naluc at over $500. The frame struc-
iure was covered by 5000 Insurance and
the contents by $500. The total loss =
estimated a. over $1,000. The He'll tele-
phone line running from Elm Grove 10
Dallas was put out OF commission b. tho
lightning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
INSTRUCTOR FOR
THE OLDER GIRLS
FAIRGROUNDS ASSOCIATION is
NEGOTIATING FOR ESPERl-
ENCEO WOMAN.
Applications for Position From New
York and pittsburgh Are Being
Considercd by Officers.

lu anticipation ~ the necessity ~
-tfI-fytuE thr increasing needs OF the
youth OF ths city iu recreation and In-
-frucfIon. The Wheeling PLAY grounds
INK or an experienced Oma super.
visor for The work with the older girls
The president. Mr. g. II. Hubbard.
Recreation Manager g. r. Holden have
been iu communication with several
applicant from Pittsburgh and New
York and % DBL probable thar their selcr.
ton VIII Do announced iu a. few DAYS
With fhia addition The staff ~ work.
nrs WII be- probably the largest since
fhe organization ~ tho local aaaorI4.
fast that oNpan. I0n. Dr. Inevitable Th.
popularity d. extending uD aI ages and
~ is The aim NJ fhs supporter ~ mo
work fo meet them aI 10 posi- bic
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

viii operate under the laws OF West
Virginia
The Mountain View Land company.
Of Bluofield. will operate in Beaver
Pond district. Mercer county author
lied capital SlIO.0 incorporates
q \. Bradshaw. j. r. Thornton. W. G..
Pollock. u. b. Lazenby. q. V. Hefncr.
all Of Bluefield.
Tho Holly Elk Lumber company. OF
authorized capital $4,000. in.
loorporators J - Wolfe. Il. G.. Wolfe.
Of Buckhannon: 3 * Hazlctt. Jcaue
J Hazlatt. OF Weston. and r. &. Me.
tandlish. Of Cowen.
The Chester Rock SprinE company.
or Chester. viii operate "a place Of
publ. amusement. authorized capital
s'.O'"t. incorporates J. L. Young.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
PROF. PATTERSON RETURNS
FROM STATE UNIVERSITY.

Prof Charles II Patterson. principal
Of Linsly institute. returned yesterday
from Morgantown. where on Wednes-
day evening. he delivered an address
before the members OF the English
club 81 West Virginia university. Mem
ber- ~ the faculty also attended. Or.
Patterson spoke on Moral Teachings
Of shakespeare" Following the ad-
dress. a reception was held az the
residence Of Acting President Frank
B. Trottor.
Prof Patterson was instrumental in
forming the English club az the uni
Nor-ity sixteen years ago.
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1Hefa4 services viii be held on Sat.
urday afternoon. al IgO n..i,.L" -
ne remains OF the late Mrs. Narv \
lail' OF Iriadelphia. who died Wednes.
nt % the stone church ccm.fcry
~. was ll the seNeuty-siNth wear OF
p age and was born in Triadclphia
s'Te she spent the greater part ~ ~
ne she Is survived By tho fouov3r.
n'tertn- John ~. Craft. OF Cortland -
.raft. II Wheeling. charles ana A
tor. Of Wheeling. and Niils LOT
isIi. az nome She was % memb.r 81
.,e I~rladclphia Methodist Episcorsl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

western Message from Women
Voters will BE- brought To the women
of the East az "a meeting In New
York on sunday night. Nav 18Th.
auspicc- 81 the Equal Suffrage League
and the Woman Suffrage Party OF
New York and will be- addressed by
speaker from the twelve woman
suffrage states. all OF whom come
from their state Federation OF clubs
a. President OF the Federation or
Presidents rcprcsentatN I've. DIT Anna
Howard shaw viii make the opening
PRAYER and Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait
viii preside
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% 20. so. camnalnn-

IN Wv N0TF -fI'I CaWUHIur f0r
suffrage in 1917 ls on. With renew.
% vigor. tho state Woman suffrage
party f- houdIuE every effort To closer
organization. more wido-urraf sdu.a.
lion. n more Intensive u0gu r1
INC District work The now cam.
paien b. 10 ho called tho "Jampafrr
81 the District Leader as It Id. mo
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
Arkansas 10 the pemeeraue PIsrk

The Arkansas women who have
arranged 90 20 Co 81 Louis for the
"Walkles~ Parade are Mrs T. q.
Gotham. Mr. Clarence Rose. Miss
Gertrude Watkins. Miss Josephine
Miller. Mrs. e. b. Sloat. Mrs . p.
Weinmann. Mis- Jimmie pcNencr and
Mrs. a.. r Ellinctou. President OF INC
Arkansas Woman Suffrage association.
all Of Little Rock. Mrs VI e. Burlsigh
Of Dermott. and MIR Hattie West. ct
Hop. The state organization has
asked the 80 delegates from Arkan.
Sas 10 vote for the amendment and
will ask the Democratic state con.
vention IN Little Rock. MAY n. 90
endorse The suffrage plank
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
Never Mind the weather..

clean q W arf.1uffraut-fs are
stopped from saying that women VII.
not vote when they have The power.
for the first women sver elected fo
RI Clean school Board have Just
been put there hy women voters IN
during a heavy rain
Not that tho rain ever dcter-
s~uffragists from n suffrage under.
taking. ono stormy day tho FIRST
week In MaN. tho Detroit. Mich ,
s~uffragiSts sold on The street 10000
copies Of The Michigan Woman.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
Annual Alumni Banoue,

"a ne annual alumni banquet Of tbs
"'St LIb,riy. state Normal school viii
~ n'li Friday evening. Juno q ana
~ eu"rt IT, being put forth bv thosa
ln chargc TO have AS many Of Tho M
kidaNat's present as POSSIBLE An 80
cellcnt menu viii be served. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

frfe o. Us sIssu Iy ths EIERoul
rrsmsu Ur Wednesday and
% fIr .iay. May 20 and June d. are bsius
..mTIrfrd b. fn. committee iu charge
A band HHa boon engaged and concerts
Dbl. rlNrn each evening on the IIr
wood park Eruunls The proceeds will
Dol used tH purchase IRE equipment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

I'M annuaI Wv TUlIanI -|uTfTHE0
conference Mas held in Boston on
the evening 81 MAJ 18Th ~ tho rooms
81 thc Twentieth Century club Alice
stone Blackwell presided and among
those scheduled on rho program were
Mrs. Katherine "a Hepburn. OF
Connecticut. Mrs. o. IS Lone OF
Maine. Mrs Elizabeth Van patfeu.
Of Vermont. Mrs Agnes Ieuk-. OF
Rhode Island. Dr. Dorothca Moore ana
Mrs. Menona q pLnkham
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
Look Here.

Do YOU know Gibson makes tho best
Zee cream. Give us a trial order. and be-
a. 90 quality. an uavars. iu
bulkk. bricks and ieos. Quick service.
order early Cor decoration DAY Gibson I..
cream Co.,. Rear state Bank Building.
Film Grove. ". Va Isll phone 1891
my--t-h
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

The General Federation of Woman -
clubs q an unwrften law that me
opening meeting OF each Biennial
congress shall be- addressed by the
o eminent WoWs that the hostess
city can produce. and BOZ accordance
with this custom. has selected Mr..
Carrie Chapman Cate and DR.
Katherine % Davis for tho opening
adres-er % tho convention in N.A
York next week
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
Realty Deal consumat.d.

. ne Smlth Brothers real estafc agency
- I'm Grove has sold the house 81 49,
"a henderson OF Loring place to John
W Of Viola. Mr.. Daetle viii
WuoNe 70 MS new home in the near future
- henderson has purchased a lot IN
dwelling. ~" S'eSt d new
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District Epworth Leagus Rally.

The delegates from the EpWOrth Lea
cue of the West Alexander ". T.. church
Co the Epworth League rally TO b. held
az Davidson. Pa. Saturday afternoon and
evening. are Misses Nellie White. Cora
Howard and Virginia Donley. The event
viii b. largely attended by delegates
from the EpWorth Leagues OF all th1
churches OF Washington county.
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Hold short Bushes. n...,nr

us Nood NolntcerS. at their reg
"a, monthly meeting held last eVeninv
a., ne toNh nall, transacted but little
Erii oNihg To the political meeting
n,lu IN the Chimney pool room. Efginss
,oh Lane. The regular business viii Ss
"a""Stea AT the next meeting.
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ladies Ala Society Dr,.-,,,A

Mrs' Harry Myers. Of NortT Park
tatn, very ~plcassttly cuter-
anyu 'hr members Of tho ladies' Aid
S',.,ly OF the buckley Methodist EpiS-
Sol-tl church al her home NeSterdsy a.
s,o iolI"Wing the business session
SlSlal llmc was enjoyed. at The ,l,sa
OF Whlch Tcireshmcnts werc scrNeh ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
NEW rNcoRPoRArroNs.

CHARLESTON W Va. May o.
Certificate. of Incorporation have
been issued hy the Secretary Of state
tO fhe following now concerns which
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

The young ladies o. the Methodist
Episcopal church o. West Alexandcr
Will entertain the youug men OF tho
church this evening a. the home ~ Miss
L'ima Hunt. Games and music will be
the diversions.
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Musical Program rhi. Evening.

IN aouhg Peoples Society OF the
INC Memorial Presbyterian church a.
rb.u taie. VIII give a musical In the
'sPvi TINS evening. followed by a social
oHering will be taken
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

Our women are i~ntellIEently active
IN public affairs. but Withal. a. woman
~ and devoted 10 home and family A.
do not vote.
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Parade Delegations
From Massachusetts

Among the Massachusetts women
who will attend the suffrage demon
stations In Chicago and 81. Louis ON
June 7th and June lfth are Mr..
Robcrt Gould shaw. Mrs John e. Lee.
Mrs. W G.. Dwight. Mrs Maud ood
Park. Mr.. ~GlendoW,r Evans. Miss
Susan BrandeIs. and Miss Mabie
Willard.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26
VOTES FOR WOMEN"

This apartment % the Friday Inteuiseneer conducted by the Yves,
Virginia Equal Suffrage Association. N column " spaee beinop laced
II the disposal Of the surrassts each week
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lruLIfT Las organized Govern
mcnf i~nefIfun-of Frnf0rf win = H.rer
tor and aesiefants from .Ia United
States
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-26

Robert McElway. J.. Z. Mcdonald. J.
A.. Flood, c. A Smith. all Of Chester.
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WHEELING CHEMICAL PRODUCTS
COMPANY SELECTS DIRECTORS

lilies Wilisbe carried out. Special music
VIII be furnished by the church choir.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-08
MISS BURBANk'S RECITAL
Program to be Rendered Thursday
Evening by Her Pupils

Miss Emily Burbank announces that
j recital will be given by her pupils
Thursday evening. March :. at the
Penney Memorial church. for which
the following excellent program has
been arranged:
PHILIP MERRILL
The March OF Fingall's Men-C Major
.......-..---..-..-...: ...-.-- teliliioiu
Felter Skelter-E fiat Ma jor FRANKIE
FRANCES FOLSOM
The MILD Maj jor. ......... FRANKIE Op. 81
The Gyp.ies-A Minor ....Franke Op. 80
LOUIS CARLETON
Dance OF the Bears-G Minor. r..-... Helms
The Soldiers are Coming-B fat Major
HILDA BROWN
Under the Linden Tree-E Major
Observation-Disclosures. .Schytte Op. 95
The sylph-G Major ~ schyt,e Op. s5
EpRIS FOLSOM
The Little Hun,smen-E Major. kuliak
Fairy Life Gavotte-F Major. Dana
EDRls AND FRANCES FOLSOM
Duet-Playfulness ..................G .Gu-litt
LOUISE FIFIELD
Lullaby-F Maj jor ... Burgmuiler OPP. 1fa
Divertissiment-A Major. .Gregh
LOUISE CHASE
Signing for Home-D fat Major
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .Jungmann
Voices Of Sprtng-E fat Major. BoaIn
RUTH CARLETON
Revel Of the Wood-Nymphs-B fiat
-ndjCt Dbl ppui
Butterfly Waltz-G Major ......... Frinsl
FLORENCE WILSON
Etude .................. Burgn1uller Qp. lQ5
Valse Interrompue-E fat Major. Lack
RUTH HAZLEWOOD
Etude-D Major ..... Burgmuller Op 1lo
Nadia -Mazurka-A Major. Wachs
MERRITT HEWETT
Dialogue-Ci Maior...... Meyer Helmund
Second Valse Caprice-G Majcr... Eyer
STANLEY COBCRN
Valse La Irresistible-A fiat Major
lCciilIte
MARGARET MERRILL
La Morena-D fat Major. Chaminade
1mpromptu-C sharp Minor. Rerhold
MARGARET MERRILL
STANLEY COBURE
Sylphid's Waltz-A Major FRANKIE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-08
ADJUSTMENTS
OPERA HOUSE.
M Matinee and Night, March "a, "When
Dreams Come True"

. When Dreams Come True" which
comes TO our city next Tuesday is by
Philip Bartholomae. author of the two
farcical successes. Over Night and
Little Miss Brown
The author has indicated the same
originality in the book When Dreams
Come True" as he did in his farces.
He reeoun,s the story of a wealthy
Young New Yorker who aWakens 10
find nj. allowance cut off on account
of his adventures with French
dancer.
The first act is or ship board. ana
shows the boy returning for the par
entail scolGing as a steerage passenger.
This setting lends itself to many sing
ing numbers. the first ensemble SNOW
ing a chorus of immigrants Of all ma
tionalities induiging in their native
songs and pastimes.
A smuggling plot is interviewer IN
the story, TO which the Dream Giri
is an innocent party All sorts OF
trouble is heaped upon the pair unt'i
dreams come true in the final act
s musical comedy cast of more than
ordinary ability will be seen IN the
principal parts. and a chorus OF -
Young women will sing. dance
and lend an air Of youth and gaiety 70
the performance. 1t is said that thss
will also wear some of the most eiao-
ora.e gowns ever shown on Iocai
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-08

The whist party and entertainment
given in Tetu's hall on Monday night
was attended by over 800 people. 81
tables Of whist were formed and the
entire building. upstairs and down was
crowded to capacity all the evening.
The first prize for gentlemen was
awarded to Frederick Fish and the
first prize for ladies vas carried of
by Mrs. Auguste Gagnon. A very fine
military drill in costume was given by
~ men. and the fine solos rendered by
Miss Marie-Ange Plante, Charles Bill
odeau. and the piano music by Prof.
Vermette were grealy appreciated. The
hit of the evening was pie-eating
contest between Ave little French
boys. They had their hands tied be-
hind them, the blueberry pies were
placed on the floor in front Of them
and they went to it with al kinds Of
speed. The contest was won by little
Arthur Rancourt. During the evening
a short address was made by Rev. FIR.
q. p. DeCary.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-08
YORK COUNTY CASE
Appraisers Meet in Augusta and Make
Award in Fire Loss

A conference was held Monday af-
ternoon in the Office OF Thomas Leigh
Of the appraisers on the matter refer
red to them BY the Boston Insurance
Co. and the York County Mutual In
surance Co. and william F. Knight of
Portland. the appraisers being Former
Chief Justice William Penn White
house and Thomas Leigh Of Augusta
and Henr: II. E. Haves Of Westbrook.
On two insurance policies amounting 10
$4,000. and the appraisers awarded
loss Of $4,000 on tie buildings and
$1,000 on personal property. The blild-
ings. which cost $4,000. were destroyed
by fire in July. 1915. The conference
above mentioned was consequent upon
hearing which was held, last Friday
and Saturday at the court house in
Portland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-08

About one year ago / was Z rArvox
wreck and very weak; could stand 10 sr.
citenen, or eaertion, could not sleep Ess
and was very thin in flesh was tsu,
oughlE discouraged. ! had taken med
cine for six months before without hes
! TT I also had paIptat:on OF the heas
| had heard 3 great deal about PM
Caidweifs cures and !. the above co-t
ton 1.calied on MIN and began treating
/ though with little faith that any:h.s
could be done for ne Il was not o-,
before began TO get stronger and L.
uced that was not so nervous, ard IN,
that time on l improved steadily ard
have gained . pounds and never felt te,.
ter in my life. My back which used b
trouble NE so much. is strong. lie d:
pain and weakness is entirely gone ! a.,
glad 20 say word in favor OF P-ai
Caldwells treatment, for il cured me
r. G. c. PAGE.
Anyone who wishes 70 verify .hes
statements may easily do so by calling a.
Prof. Caldwell's Office for full particulars
He cures not only consumption in ts nrr
stages. bur other chronic diseases
These fearful Nervous Diseases OF rs-
and women. no matter from waat caus
arising. Paralysis, Headaches. 7rost-s
ton. Lame Back. Neuralgia, Sl.at,ca ami
rheumatism
Diseases OF the Liver. Kidneys an
Bladder, Male Troubles. Weakness tn
matter from what cause
Women who are racked with rain In
the peivis. side, back OF head, or suffer.
ing from nervousness and many troubls
peculiar TO their Sex, can find speedy re.
lief and permanent cure without examna,
ton.
Young men who are beginning 20 suHs'
the mental and nervous retribu;ion ia
early folly may avoid the consequence
by seeking the aid of science.
Ihere are others who see their vita
energies wasting away upmindful Of TIE
rate tnat awaits them. perhaps in Ii.
near future. Such persons shouli hays
confidential talk with the professor viz
can save them from weakening Of the
mind. nervous prostration. me!ancholia
insanity and impotence.
There are middle-aged rlea. prens.
tureiT old, weak when they should b
strong. who are guaranteed perfeo
restoration 10 physical a.d nervous
power.
II You are run down and have los, yOg
afhoit'on YOU need electricity. pro,
CALDWELL can with a single applca,ie,
ihfuse new strength into your nerves.
An interview will cost YOU rotfng ans
may save years Of suffering. PERHAPS YOU
life
Go TO him at once and learn wnat to d
to be cured if durable.
All consultations free and strictly cor
hdentiai at 43 Grove St. Augusta. 9 70 L
A NJ, to and TO s F. N. excep, Sur.
DAY. Monday and Thursday. mchs-ls.s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-08

The Maine Children's Home Socle-
ty has been kindly remembered os
their Augusta friends during the past
month with the following donations,
for which the managers hereby extend
hearty thanks: Mrs. Crosby. pairs
hose: clerk in store. pair baby shoes;
Augusta Electrotyping & Engraving
Co, two cuts for paper; Augusta Cen
eral hospital. care and treatment OF
two children; DR.. Beach. operation and
attendance on two children: DR.. L. l..
Mann, treatment Of three children; DR..
Coombs. two calls: DR.. Smith. dental
work for one girl: DR.. Roberts, extract
ing tooth for a boy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-08
STATE OF MAINE.
Supreme Judicial Court, March Term
1916.
TUESDAY. MARCH .th.

L
No
Skiing vs. Pulsifer & Trs. Heselton
4. 3. Littlefeld
FRIDAY. MARCH 10Th.
6i-Elwood VS. Earle. McGill.cuddy &
Morey: Merrill & Merrill
.5-P:nkham vs.. Edwards ct al Foster:
Tascus Atwood McGiilicucdy &
Morey.
SATURDAY. MARCH ilth.
53-F'orrester VS.. Sawyer. Heselson; An
drews & Nelson.
S-Woodman vs.. Gale. Foster: Sanborn.
TUESDAY. MARCH 18th.
s2-Bishop ct ais IS. Sprague et al. Fos-
ter. Heselton; McGillicuddy & Morey.
l02-Barnes vs.. Vermont Mutual Fire ms.
Co. Andrews & Nelson: Heseiton.
s,-Messer VS.. Messer. G. ". Field.
Go-Foster. Petnr. vs.. Furbush ct al.
Field: Heselton. Eaton.
ss-Jealous VS.. Crosby. G. X. Basse,c;
Pattangall.
Heselton.
.-White. Apt. from Decree Of J. Of P.
Williamson, B. & NJ: Andrews q
Nelson.
s2-FulIer-Holway Co vs. Rowe. Hol-
UaE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-08

The testimony Of the case was heard
by an auditor. Edward ". Wheeler Of
Brunswick, and his report was record
ed. On the day that an assignment Of
the case was made Mr.. Pulsifer died.
The report Of the auditor allowed to
the plaintiff the sum Of $1e7S.46 with
interest from the date of the writ.
The report was offered by Attorney
heselton with the exclusion of two
paragraphs. Attornes Littiefield OBJ
jeeted to the admission of part of the
report. BY ruling of the court part
of the report was admitted and part
rejected.
Deposition Read
Attorney Heselton read a deposition
taken Of Georgia T. Decker Of Farm
ingdale, who gave testimony that she
was unable to attend court, that she
remembered Mrs. King going over to
the Pulsifer home when Mrs. Puisi-
<er was ill. that many. many times
Mrs. King went over to the house to
care for her mother ana do the house.
work, and that Mrs. King would cook
enough TO last two o. three days
The case will be continued today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-08
MANCHESTER
Republican Caucus.

The Republican voters Of Manches-
ter are requested to meet in caucus at
the Town hall Thursday, March at
o'clock for the purpose Of choosing
two delegates and two alternates to
the Republican State and district con-
ventous to be held st Portland, March
%. to. elect a town committee and to
transact any other business which may
come before said caucus
E. NJ. LENFEsT, Chairman.
G. NJ. KNOWLES. Secretary,
Town Committee.
tues. .wed&thurs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-03-08

Assist Nature. There are times
when you should assist nature. It is
now undertaking to cleanse your sys-
tem-if You will take Hoods Sarsa-
rarilla the undertaking will be sue
cessful. This great medicine purifies
and builds up as nothing else does
ADV. .s..-- - .