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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-27

geo H. Ellis arrived from spokana
Monday evening and will ra1l '9H'i i
Wa aPi per country for some three
~tvAs looking after business inter
Nern Sexson has Liberty Loo,
show window that attracts -, i'oai Il
o .. It is neatly arranged AMI
s tne fourth Liberty Loan drfra
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-27
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Se-iaI = IN

Serial No. g-eI6
bvlssrtment Of the Interior [ : land
once az Waterviile. Washington. San.
Notice i hereby given thar Ma =
Eehmke. q Oroville Washington VI
n April 18th 1910 made TSsa-r ~, ~
F.nirE Serial No. o7el0. for SCI NV
%hd >M-- NE- Section -. Town sin 81
Norta- Range =. East WIllanetrz Ms
an has lied notice Of intention "a -
maj proof. 70 establish claim 10 tTA is-5
I- osscrlned before John P Frssar
,nllea states Comm is<ione- Al C,-c--i17
", 1.sEinsto1, on the 18th day Of OctobaT
Nlairrant names as Witnesses
>AT1 son Ernest H Retuka W ~.
= r Elmer. AL of Orovfne Was i-s- -, :
BEN SPEAP
First publication September = Ia:
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-27
TEACHERS RECEPTION

A reception will be held for the teach
ers of the Oroville schools at the Pres
hyterian church this Friday evening. All
are cordially invited to attend
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-27
ESTIMATES OF ScAJci- EXPENSE
AND RECEIPTS

SCHOOL District No. II. Okanogan County.
Required by chapter l3S. session, LAWS
Notice is hereby given ret the b,ard
- directors Of School District No J.
nogsT county. state u : I,f,t~.t,u
~st;nate that said school dS .rp-: ~
Nc. q during the school yea b.. - -
July LIST lSlS. the amount shown bv tb+
30 :, &c, statement printed below rbl.
- ',2tt Is subject to revision AMI tn
toarr o. school directors Of the A. ".
n@fAd district Will meet At o n /
?; m, Monday. October :. for the purpose
OF giving any taxpayer an Opportunity
OF being heard in favor or aeeinst any
proposed tax leytes-" \ more d-tllled
Statement Of the purposes for which tbs
On lie IN the office Of the clerk o. The
district and IS open to inspection
Estimate Of ESpenses-GeneraI Fund
expense OF general control ...S aS5 "a
Expense OF instruction . ! . 926 M
Expense OF operation Of school
Expense Of maintenance Of S''1'
school plant .......... 1-75 N
Expense Of auxiliary agencies. $50 90
Total g.. ....................sie sea m
Estimate Of Receipts
state current school fund county
school fund. mise laneous So aA0 ~
Amount to be raised by district Gown
Dated. September u isis --''o ~
E z. PARSONS
Clerk Of School District 10. i 0ka,.
ogal COUNTY
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-27

y J. Emery. lightning snatcher Ar
the depot, returned home SATURDAY.
evening from a fortnights visit n
seattle. Mr.. Emery was no, stran-
ger IN strange land in tia big coas,
metropolis. as he was a resident Of
mat place for many years. OF conrsa
he had a good time. and the evidence
OF that fact is conspicuous In his in
creased Fotundity and his merry mar
rative OF things that happened.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-27
SCHOOL NOTES

The Domestic Science class. under the
supervision of Miss Davis. visited the
local tomato cannery. The girls report
an interesting and profitable experience,
The high school attendance has in
creased from an enrolment OF "a 10 81
At this rate the seating capacity in the
assembly room viii soon he inadequate.
In the attendance contest last week
the third grade under Miss Lillian Do
merese won first honors. Special atten-
ton is being given TO regular.and punct-
ual attendance. The children are inter
ested in having their class stand high
and such an endeavor is worthy of the
support OF every parent.
Use the school phone only when ahso-
lutely necessary. \ call at the high
school may disturb from one TO forty
persons
The boys are cleaning of the weeds
down on the fiat with the hopes of be-
ing able to play a little base ball this fall.
Miss Lorraine Bartell and Miss Trese
Masters left for Seattle "Wednesday
morning. where they will enter the Uni
versity of Washington.
The Coast Ice and Cold Storage COM
panN, at Everett. is paying 66 cents for
cream, which is an indication that butter
is in the taboo class for people of mod
crate means.
The big Auditorium building at Okan-
ogan was destroyed by fire last week.
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pein
saturday. September II. at Central hos
pital, a girl.-Riverside Tribune.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Mackey and Vim.
cent Fox and Miss Clare Roe motor
ed TO Oroville Sunday.-Omak Chron.
icle.
The water in the West Okanogan
Valley Irrigation system was shut OF
Wednesday of this week for irrigation
purposes. and on October LIST it will
be cut out for domestic purposes. The
system has been managed this season
with infinite care by Engineer Zedi.
ker. resulting in a minimum cost fol-
upkeep. Mr.. Zediker is too valuable
man on that job to lose and should
be retained as long as he is willing
TO serve.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-27
The registration hooks NJ ,ba say

The registration books OF the sew
eral precincts are now open and
every voter who failed 10 register
prior to the primary election should
make it a special duty 10 see that
his or her name is on the books.
Miss Edith Pierce OF Okanosan. has
accepted a position as clerk in the
0roville Pharmacy. Having had ex-
pNrience in that line OF worS the
Young lady will be e valuable assist
ant TO the new proprietor, ]. Nj
Slsgle.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1918-09-27
Bargain Column

Bargain Column
Advertisements In this column cents
msnt taken for - thsa Is seas
FoR aALG
FOR SALE-A HEATER. FURNITURE
and rugs. Apply to Mrs. J. Downey.
FOR SALE-ABoUT 10 TON OF GOOD
Alfalfa hay at $50 90 per ton. for cash
Inquire at this office
WHIPS FROM CSC UP. AT ED. DAVIS
Hardware Store.
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN. ONE
ton truck and one five passenger tour
ing car. Inquire Of q. W. Bartel. or
Reds Garage. s-s-tf
FOR SALE-TWO SECOND HAND
cars, both in running order. One Ford
| and one Locomobile Inquire of l.. II.
Hendrix. S9-u
FOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN. a srlal
improved orchard tract See J. A
Spencer
Coal oil zoe per gallon at Ed Davis
WANTED
WHEN YOU WANT SOMETHING GO
TO Ed Davis and save time-and money
REMEMBER WHEN YOU GO TO
blowing. those quick repair plow shares
and several other kinds. at Ed. Davis
Hardware Store.
wANTEp-APPLE PICKERs AND
sorters for season job. Call or see
Redhead.
wANTEp-PEARs PRUNEs. PICK
les, cabbage, peas, sweet corn, apples.
grapes. Pay cash. No risk. See Dooley
P. Wheeler.
FARM wANTED-40 TO 50 ACRES, So
acres irrigable. Will rent or buy. Ad-
dress W. J. Cox. Pa'eros' Wash.
dairyins. please order hand separators
fsa % s1:no asos
Why dom. you send your cream to the
market price for butter fat which now is
81 cents.
MISCELLANEOUS
KEEP YOUR EYE ON ED DAVIS ADDS.
ECONOMY JAR LIDS AT ED. DAVIS
Hardware Store.
H. W. ROGERS. PIANO TUNER. WILL
he here again soon Leave orders at
De Grub.
FRUIT JAR RCBBERS AND OLD
fashioned Jar Caps. at Ed Davis
Hardware Store
TO TRADE-GOoD MINNESOTA 50
acres; fne improvements. 10 trade for
improved or unimproved land under
Oroville ditch E. B. Gay.
APPLE PEALERS-OwING TO THE
scarcity OF sugar this is an economical
way to care for your apples At Ed
Davis Hardware Store
FOR RENT-A NEAT COTTAGE FOR
rent Apply TO Woodbury. Lumber
company.
BUY DE LAVAL SEPARATOR IT Is
the king Of all You don't make a mis-.
take II you start In the dairy business
with good cows and De Laval Separator
Terms given Oroville Creamery.
PCE 4 NEW Sell OF WHEELS ON
that old hack and your hack will nun
much easier and last much longer al
Ed Davis Hardware Store
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15

jected 20. but the ia-cent Increase
and zs.cent service charge are unjust
and a hardship.
AA for the oyerworksd patriotic"
plea, IL IL very obscure in this case,
unless IL be that the gas company
would show It's patriotism by being
willing 10 accept a slightly smaller
profit on It's investment even tho II
granted small increase in wages.
In fact. thousands Of people lay
the blame for the increased cost OF
everything on 90 labor unions be.
cause Of the slight Increase dema nd.
ed in wages BY organized labor when
all the time II IL the god Of bis
profit that is at the bottom OF IL all.
According 10 the report in The
Star Of the state public service com.
missions work In the present gas
rate investigation. IL is anything but
service 10 the public when their
attorney In 80 obviously working for
the gas company instead OF for the
public.
A WORKER AND GAS USER.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
The Slogan
by Berton Bradley

Now ~ the time for all good men
To come to the mid of the party"
write IL down again and again
That sentiment hale and hearty
It's grand old phrase TO practice on
When testing your skill at tipping.
And II meant lot In the days agone
when political times were piping.
Now IL the time for all good men
To come 10 the aid OF the party
IL once went great in the seasons
when
The partisan trend was hearty
But now, In the days when we fight
the Hun
Because OF his hate besotten,
That sort of a phrase Is thru and
done.
It's potency Is forgotten.
"Now's the time for all good men,
We need "a new line to finish,
For strong az the hold of the old
has been,
Its power and strength diminish
SO we cheerfully tap on the keys
again
And write. In our exaitatlon,
Now is the time for all good men
To come to the aid OF the Natioh."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
Has Favorable Features

The of the Russian matter today is that the Boil
shevh thought they dealing with Germany and found
themselves dealing with the German autocracy That's ALL
and it to have been expected
PrBsian militarsm, naturally demanded Poland. Lithu-
aa Courland etc. buffer territory and naturally
determined to hold and fofy Lbau Riga and other parts
guarantee Knowing itself well, German autocracy isn't
trusting without security, simple and irresponsible
element the Bolshev and the latter could not furnish
the security without fatal risk of their necks.
The Brest-Ltovsk affair in its present status. is a
good thing, in that 1t again, clearly than
demonstrates the fact that the worlds business strictly
the determination of German autocracy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
Analysis Of the War Moves
by j. w. II. Mason 60 x Msr; Tn., .sr Pros.

REPORTS that the peace noFotis-
lions between Russia and the central
powers viii be Transferred 20 War
saw Indicate that Foreign Minister
Tfotsky has won half victory over
the German miiitarlsis
The mrnacinR power Of the Ger.
man army does not hang over War.
saw as Il does over Hr.st fitoysk.
Rather. there is a strong atmosphere
81 democracy within Warsaw AH
the capital az Poland. IL In 10 be Ito.
Grated. in one form or another. as
tho result Of war. from the tyranny
that formerly governed there
Peace negotiations at Warsaw VIII
mean that the Russian delegation
will be omtsoidcned TO make demands
in tho name Of democracy that might
not be- ~ strongly felt II uttered in "A
city chiefly known as a fortress cap.
,ured by the Germans
sla,s Gain Initiative
The initiative in the peace neEotia-
tons n. therefore. again passing 80
Troinky. II - the Germans who
must negotiate on the defensive.
IRVINE N3fFfNANAtFtt ~ kfNtEA W 80
annesatlona and no ind~mnitiea" ms
n basis for general peace. IL will be
weii.nsEh impossible for the Germans
to come TO an agreement with the
Russians alone. There IL much rea.
son 20 believe that not only I.onlne
and TrotskY will not Agrse 10 "a Ger.
man t,nr~rsaiintic peace. but also
that n they DID 90 they would he
r.pudlated by the Russian peopie
To offer terms acceptable Ia the
Russians. the German delegates
must abandon any ambition for an.
naxation. and under any form what.
ever. Of Russian territory.
May Influence Germany
I, would BE- possible for the Ger.
mans to agree 10 non annexation Of
Russian territory In exchange for
some Of their colonies held by the
alice: but none Of this colonial ter.
rltnry In in Russian posneasson-
Russia cannot. therefore. mako an
exchange. while " the Germans re-
store Russian territory without get.
ting back any Of Grrmany'a beat
land. German miil,arisfn must con.
fc~s Itself badly defeated. In this
situation. the Germans cannot come
to a decision favorable 10 all Teaton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
Editors Mail


Editor The Star IL IN amazing. In
the face OF the report and findings
of Dr. fseniH in the matter Of the
gas compauy'n unreasonable de-
mandH on the enH consumers, both
in their unfair rate OF increase in
EaH rates and In the service
charge" that the city or the people
, would stand for II, And IL stiil more
amazing that any member OF the
Central Labor Council. ne a repre-
sentative 81 the laboring people.
should uphold this erorbltant In.
crease. and say that the public II
willing TO pay th.s increase" be-
cause the gan company would pay a
higher wage scale.
The writer IL "a most loyal advo.
cate of organized labor and union
wages. but of what advantage is a
small Increase IN wages II. every
time a gas. telephone. telegraph.
railroad or coal company. or manu-
facfufer Of nscrvaitiem grant an i'm.
crease in wages they are permitted
to increase the price Of their com.
modify to more than absorb the
small Incr.as. in wages
The answer ls that these COM
panies must be willing TO cut down
their hig profits enough TO pay their
workmen a living wage. For just
ms long a. the employers can in
crease their pric~s to meet every
small increase Of wages. the problem
Of making ends meet viii remain
unsoived. Reasonable profits !s the
remedy.
pr. Bernis has Justly and fairly
stated that a io.cont per thousand
feet was an ample increase and one
that the public would not have OBJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
Pity Them, Oh Lord, They Cannot See

pitiful indeed is the plight of Washngtons state pub
lie service commissioners and the attorneys for the gas
monopoly today.
Pitiful because they don't to make wrong right
They don't understand that new day has dawned.
All mans dreams and suffering and labors have no
meaning for them.
Ii they sensed the spirit of 1918 they would strive to
right the wrong of 1914.
Four years ago the commissioners placed valuation
Of $9500000 the Seattle Lighting companys property
basis for fixing rates-for taxing 10000 gas con-
sumers
Today it is revealed that mistake had been made.
They the valuation should have been but S6oo000o
declared by a noted expert
Items for paving laid down and for development
costs never expended included in the 1914 valuation
But right wrong. that valuation is fixed and
should not be disturbed" shouts the attorney for the
monopoly
The commissioners hear this calmly.
They fail to condemn such utterance.
1t is to be depored that high profession permits its
members to champion such injustice
1t is to be depored that chosen to protect the pub
lie welfare hardened against moral issue.
This is the year 1919
A new of human Justice has arrived
Yet-at its very threshod-the great state of Wash
ingon has attorneys and public servants who cannot
Registration for election doesn't nearly
popular for the Select Service army.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15

Young Benson IN the only child Of
Mrs. Belle Benson, ~ San Francisco.
Ills grandfather was Gen. Harai Rob
inson, provost marshal Of New Or
leans during Union occupancy In tho
civil war. and his father died Of disJ
ease contracted during the spar1Ar
war
Mrs. Benson. mother Of the baby
Of the army" was also the daughter
81 "A soldier.
II was not lack Of patriotism which
prompted her to diasuade the boy
from enlisting.
He is NO young" she explained.
He has never been strong and ro-
bust fear he viii never even sec
the battlefield. i, seemed to me at
first such "A useless sacrifice. But
now IL IL all right His heart Ii afire
with love Of country and his sense
Of duty. and ! would not quench H.
Frank believes in universal mill
tary service. -
Stacking TO him is the unpardon-
able sin and shame.
-Four months Of training have CIV
en- him a hardened physique and an
Impotence 20 be over there"
IAN I want" said Uncle Sans
youngest recruit. lis a crack at the
Huns Only Americans can beat
them. and the sooner the better"
Frank IL the hero Of hts neighbor-
hood. as well as his army comrades.
many Of whom know the secret Of
his age and the quality Of his patri-
otiern. He's worshiped by every
/ youngster In the district
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15

In the second tho infectious
agent Is found chiefly in the dis.
charges thrown off by the body
an waste.
The cofnmuulcnhi. diseases ho-
longing in the fir-s group are .
chickenpox. diphthsria. epidemic
ccrchro spinal meningitis. eplas.
mic or septic sore throat. infan.
tile paralysis. measles. munp1.
scarlet fever. smallpox. tub~reu'
iosis ard whoopsng cough.
In the second group ar. typhoid
and para.typhosd fever. dyH.
EMERY and Aalatic cholera. Tub~r.
culoala and infantilc paralysis
may fall In either group.
A victim Of either OF the above
named diseases should b. placed
In n weil.aired and wril.iighted
room. preferably one with an un.
frsquented approach.
he sure and remove from tho
room the carpets. rugs. curtains.
decorations. upholstered furniture
and all but few toys Of little
vaiue II the patient Is a young
child.
In addition to this bed and bed,
ding. place In the room two plain
tables and two plain chairs. Make
provision for an abundance OF
hot water.
Health Questions Answered
T. o. asks What are tho
symptoms Of ulcer OF tho
stomach7'-
Loss OF appetite. pain after eat.
ing and sometimes internal bleed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
Why a Production Blockade?

The railroads not only greatest industry, but
their financial ramcations extensive universal
and penetrating than those of any other industry Banker
Myron 7. Herck undoubtedly right in his recent
declaration that there is hardly bank insurance
company established charity organization country
that does not hold railroad securities Besides there
the thousands of individual stockholders and bondhoders
In effect President Wilson commanders the property
and rights of all these interested and people II
is drastic proceeding but absolutely necessary as war
The prime essentials of business are
fcient transportation and extraordinary pro-
duction and these correatve and wholly mutually re-
pendent. Neither is effective without the other.
In the matter of transportation Uncle Sam COM
andeers How can he hesitate to do likewise in the
ter of production of COAL OIL lumber copper steel and other
ecessares without the prompt and heavy production
and delivery of which his business fails?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
Enjoy the Philharmonic

Seattle ought to find time to enjoy the Philharmonic
orchestra concerts.
Because at war is good reason why we
should strive to keep forging ahead appreciation of
the arts The reaction the rest the that with
war.
We are only able to hear Conductor Spargur's
nnnzaon occasionally but the city is fortunate that has
such ambitious orchestra at all.
Wednesday night Seattle is douby fortunate, because
the Orpheus Club of Tacoma which atterng choral
honors at San Francisco in 1914 win appear with the Phil
harmonic at the Metropolitan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
/. : . T.. ID. KS.
COLYUNyg
THE CORRECTING LAD

Here's a iulu tnat-w riot but
doesn't know II. lilo tackles your
nanny more than an insurance
agent or a busted Nhec Lace lie
tseklea you Ike piece 81 sts IN
tho ahad. boiled potato caught In
the winaplps You may be talking
with him or somebody else. and
b. interrupts every few minutes ON
getting vitality important" things
just right. as per wait a minute.
wasn't that 1895 instead Of 1905 -
or. Let's sec. didn't that company
go out OF business som. time ago.
bankrupt or something - or. THAT
firm isn't making that article any
more. can't sc, any Of that special
steel they use. from South Africa.
let's sec. what kind OF steel was IL
now - etc. etc. gay you. Holy
maeksrei Dry up What differ.
encc does II make anyhow : IL
do.sn', matter with what were talk.
ing about Pest way 10 do ~. learn
90 carry on Conversation in STA.
msaa or scandinavian no he won't
know what you're chipping about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
FEEL FINE! TAKE
"CAsCARETS" FOR
LIVER, BOWELS
Spend 10 centsl Don't stay
bilious. sick. headachy.
constipatcd.
Can't harm you! Best cathartic
for men. women and
children.

Enjoy life, Your system IA FIJI.
ed with an accumulation OF bile
and bowel poison. which keeps you
bilious. headachy. dizzy. tongue
coated. breath and stomach sour
Why don't you get 10-cent box of
Cascarets at the drug store and
feel bully7 Take Cascarets to-
night and enjoy the incest. gentlest
liver and bowel cleansing you ever
experienced. You'll wake up with
a clear head. clean tongue. lively
step. rosy skin and looking and feel.
ing fit. Mothers can give a whole
cascaret to sick. cross. bilious,
feverish child any time--they are
harmless--never grippe or sicken.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
ny W. A. MACDONALD

staff correspondent Of The Star
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan h.
An inspiration 10 the youth and
manhood Of the nation Il I5year.
old Frank Henson. youngest sol.
dier la the. American army.
tie bIuffed his way In. and
threatened suicide " taken out.
That's how highly this baby of
the army" son OF soldier and
grandson Of soldier. valued the
privilege OF serving his country.
He ran away 90 enlist in Company
II, isath infantry, now In training
at Camp keafnsy. san Diego. Cal.
and expects soop to he on his way 10
the front
To prevent HIS mother from posi-
bile attempt 60 secure HIS discharge
for mlsstatement Of age, Frank left
on his pillow the following letter
Dear Mother; ! have Joined
the army. Don't cry for me or
try 10 get me out. for N you do. I
swear I viii hin myself. Think
Of what ! arm doing for the Unit
ed States. Don't be selfish;
think Of all the families that
have 10 he protected.
viii save my money and buy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
WINTER WEATHER
PRODUCES PAIN
Nip 1t in the bud by the free
: use of Sl0an's Liniment.

People who have to be outdoors
exposed to the attacks OF wintry
weather. use Sloan's Eminent. They
know it's most effective in relieving
stiff neck. neuralgia pains. rheumatic
twinges, lumbaRo attacks
They simply apply Il and let II
penetrate--wiihout rubbing - quick.
ly. surely. 1t does away with the
mussy uncertainty and skin.staining
OF plasters. salves. poultlces. Clean,
soothing, positive. Generous sized
bottlea-~25c. soc Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15

In the first
he infectious
agent ~ gensr
ally confined 10
the discharges
from the nose.
throat. eyes
ears "a n 4 tho
. u y y "a r ating
glands
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15

Interests.
The irreeonellabie attitudes OF mil
itnrism and democracy may, indeed
be 80 strongly developed AT Warsaw
an TO exert profound influences
upon the internal situation in Ger
many.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15

The Dollar Steamship Co. is back in the United
States FLYING the American flag. IT is aoeH named
NoW that IL can make dollars NTH the ". s. fag
than NTH the British IL is cilng TO forgef ifs
g'ndtcttveness against this government for passing
humane seanaen's ldiO.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-01-15
What Ia Daughters Weight .

Mrs Julia skinner OF East 1effer.
son 1T. was much surprised yester.
day TO have her daughter, Mira. Chas.
r. Wheeler Of Wilmington. Del.
come walking in on Blooming.
ton, III. Paragraph.