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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-27
SPOKANE 10 CHIEF.

Again Montana's pride spokane
makes all competitors take dust. The
great Chicago Derby has been run and
won by a Montana bred horse. This
is the third grand victory for Spokane
this year-I.ouisville Derby, the Clark
stakes and American Derby.
The best horses in the Union were
entered in this race, and though the
time was seven seconds slower than
the Kentucky Derby-caused by the
heavy condition OF the rrack-the
glory is just as great as he outran the
tleetest. Montana bred horses are
destined to eclipse the world for speed
and endurance. Hurrah for Spokane.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-27
Strayed or Stolen.

From my ranch. about four miles south
west OF the ~ ranch, one iron 90 pounds,
four year. old. branded ON left thigh
and vented ON left shoulder; shod; had
h-ad-stall On. One brown horse, Lilo
peund., live years old, branded j on
left thigh. vented On left shoulder; shod.
tine black mare. fourteen hands high. 200
pounds. ten years old. branded q On right
shoulder; hssd-stall aud rope ON. Will
give a liberal reward for return Of horses,
or inf"rmatio leading tn recovery.
GEORGE 4. BOWMAN,
June 20 Lewistow1, Mont.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-27

I'm the 2Oth inst. prohibition was
sat down upon in Rhode Island. by
u majority OF 5,liy over two-thirds
ri all votes polled, the fifth amend
ment to the CONSTITUTIONS prohibiting
the sale and manufacture of intoxicat
iug luuors-was revoked.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-27

There Is nothing uncertain about the
effects Of Chamberlain Collie, Cboier, and
piarrho- Remedy. The fact is, it is the
only preparation ia the market that can
always lie depended upon. and that IL
pleasant and sale to take. % and 80 cent
bottles for sale by w. W. he Witt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-27
00ReR 70 SNOW CAUSE.

Order to show cause why order Of sale OF
teal estate should not be made.
In the matter III the estate Of =. A. Ken.
needy. deceased.
u appearing to the Judge Of said court
oy the petition presented and filed by Ru.
doll Won Tolel. the administrator 81 the
estate al =. A. Kennedy. decreased, pra wing
Tor an order Of sale III real estate, that il il
necessary to sell the whole ri said estate to
pay debts and expenses and charges If adj.
,nin'stration. it is therefore ordered by the
Judge OF said court that all persons inter.
este'i ~ the estate of said decreased appea
before said Probate Court ON the 2Gtl day
Vi July, 1859. at 10 o'clock ~. M. Of said
day, at the court room Of said Probate
'""r'. IN the town III l.ewistown, County
al Fergus. to show cause why AN order
should not t'e granted to said admins.
traitor 4" sell So much or all III said real
estate as shall he necessary
Dated June -, 1889.
u. 4. MEGWrw,
Probate Judge.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-27

The recent election in Pennsylvania
on the prohibition question resulted
m he defeat al the proposed amend
ineni to the state constitution by
2S'i 900 majority.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-27

The constitutional convention con
venrs next Thursday in Helena.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-27
Paid-up Capital, $o<

CORR E~rDNDENT>:
Merchants National, AelrWa.
Gtrss NatiUWa1. HeleWs, ~. 2.
kUwmsar Bros, New NSrk
S~asSweassl National. Chse aI
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-27

~-lnterest allowed on
lett for a specified time.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-27

PROGRAM =:
FORENOON.
salute o % guns
Horrl,e a
Reading o lh u ,einsa
Grafton 10y Frank E.Sm AT II.
AFTERNOON.
IOH>E RAJ I>I -
in
wv" q
second Pony to le
or under; $50 first $40 lee
F'"T R,'ES5 to oni.
Wild range steer to l ridden 10y Frank
MINER, lHLL>" to>rrrIn
so; fr
less than %
Creased pole,
81 % wn,rr
MARSHALL H.. Ilams
''"f OF h"tS-S j. Harding l'rk Burnett A. NARROW.
Wal smith
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-27
wooL-sToRINc FACILITIES.

Large aree ON the bank Special View to tn. Storm,
Z" WOOL WOOL o~ers IN the Judith Creekc
TINS The most To hauth wool whether
desiring to sell ship,
w" northwestern is niors
ana other seeking find landing
road obiainin of
at BED PRICES. ,op "
s~okDEks Ei MAIL GIVEN PROMPT ATTENIIo.
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05

The q. L. Encanpment at milwaukee, adj
joulMcd sinc IL on Friday last. 1t was Il Very
successful meeting. The address of Commander
inctict Warner was patriotic and practical. He
commendcd the practice of presenting on tie 20
Of February the American nag to the public
schools so THAT the eight million boys and girls in
the elementary schools may be thus imbued with
patriotic reverence ion the flag and all it repre-
SCENTS After eulosizjug the Grand Army at length
Warner. SAID the growth Of the organization hal
been steady and healthy, but strong as it is it ha:
never been used Tor partisan purposes or to graft
iy personal ambitions The let gain in member.
ship during The year in good standing was II ,43l
IN discussing pension matters he said owe
would rather have the nation nelp our comradc.
HNlng tina II erect monuments to them dead"
Cen Russell A. Alger, Of Detroit, was elected
Commander nciicf by acclamaton Col A. &
Weis9er, of milwaukee,, was elected Vice Com
A!2nGer, john f. Lovett, OF New JERSEY, Junior
Vice Commander. Col John d. Anderson is the
Maine mcmber q the council of administration
Tic lt',it- Of the convention elected Mrs France
Wool, OF opeka Kansas, president. The present
membership is l50O0. The State relief corps Of
Maine, which works upon the same principles a,
the ladies' Of the &. 4. r. admitting to member
ship only Wi,es, mothers or daughters of veterans
sent proposition to unite with the order and i
union will doubtless be effected in Il few months
tHs adding 5000 members to tine national organic
alton.
Inc thcanl'Inont adopted without discussion {;
resolution reaimins the action Of the 32d nationa
eheahpment upon the subject of nece ssarv pension
legislation BY Congress. The resolution embrace.
Z disability bin and calls fer the passage Of pei
diem acrviee pension bin.
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05

n.t>-,. n. H.. ~,
MAINE '"90li' lhe al'!iA muster ii tAe
Maine ' ountcer Militia which ended Friday
III Camp Bur}rj.h. Nu.,.t.. ,..,. ana, 49,,
most successful rya. b,iJ i'h ra,',- ~ liz
>pcctor'> babe of 1S>g .,,,. o'i' 10y ~
more of SkovLr,san. tba I,lf, ~ :
shot of Main. Ia In,eilb I, s7o, IoI .iiilnIhoH
c. First REGIMENT Tha Ero,,ti.' . ~ 'iH
thn ,on,uanv ~kirn,i.h ,,,tn,, ''"ti u hod
f. second ReoinIrn1 ta.,n u,jn tnnn M ~!
ammunition. The tr.t nriIo II, liz o'''iiis y.
match The reoinentaI taan f1at,h -,
wa. won hy TN. k'ir.t nosin,a+ ~, "a Nv -
nor ana SIAN shot :, ,nq,,th ~ Ni1J :
EnIfY~t la.Iiu.s i, H. ~ - VI VI ?Ii"'H OF
Drar1rrn1>tnr ~ar',,.a,t ~ hoyilil-'
.fcant NJ !, in,j.if ~ I'LL ~ CIV TT :
Coz. Mcdonald Of Ihn lni,,.,i. '''o S'Ti ana
tied with score, Of ~ each Iay'+oa,,+ al ", J"
was rho pam i,,., - 7'tit -hoO!c :
w,,inJ ~ IT,, n ''ll'' lhe metal pa. been
Maine Central AMI NM, iit iioAl me
rn9d, halA .. ,,n,ti,, ~ ''ie4' ~
Maine tc,tr,1 nI ,TiieI nee al NE
discuss tLr ajva',t. 81 1,i 10
Aroo>teol. and aI>o from rllnrI ia 9uii 'il1
Hons ! II Nanl-', t, - 4taStf0it.
r,.,',a.,.,,taI ,Ln NJ .'.ap ,'toi7e Nt>cott
~rwaII Hon Frank Jo,iit ','i'' 4c1II ,
and payi, thc Nain. In,t,.J n ~ IT, I'm
arrived (oI1tI,,.to ~" GeCis'9li v rs
insure the jmmpJi4t.. t,'.tr,''.i 7iied "hith
iartri raiIru.I frn, =, 'ioii " .he pro
the Gilman tral :: Ra,,,,n II n"ti7 '''''l II
was ralIeI into thn .n,'r. y '!"f ne jury
and reported JiSa"rcc, aoo,t' at 70 A. NJ
sent back Ly ,ju,ioe D'5nfortT ,,;tl ne! We're
to mediate. and reportdJ aIan ' ~ I
out change Of result TIM W., = ~ " ~
CHARGED Fhn ,onmti ,t, Ky "tfe men di>-
not his intention 10 try tha ,!. a'',' IL VA wa.
term but he thou~ht ti59t fLo Iaii "Iai li 'ii'9
fixed at no small fi@ure Th ~ ;,, ,Ia,, fiol hG
the bail at l2O40. II * VII ilAeN
stood 10 for conviction. mi tvn f ~ ~
.It j, currently rn,,mrtnI ~ h"o iol nclul!taI
La, designated JUDGE J. ~ ntIiel2h
Judge Hall. Of Waierylr anI 80 Vi -tu9ufh'
dersom, of Portland 10 nGuirn i,tm ,"'ii = u
If t,tia IN ~ ihluiIe mo ihe system
reyiSement of Ee ayvs ~ ,juo"iilchu =
This is certainly a wisr mdIn ,a,t'iia ti,creto'
clad that the Governor has ti,n anu we are
and practical agents 70 rarrT ont " t ;? ape
tionsThe Governor and To,n,i i' ~, titeh7
unanimously TO Grant " na aol',.'i, n"it Noled
Turner, the Richmond mur'arar 5r, lI tii|o
state Jersey CattIe A.rnriatior ..t ne Name
meeting in Winthrop chose az , ~ aih''a
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05
The Veterans Of Knox and Lincoln,

The knox and Lincoln Veteran Association hel.
its annual encampment at Nobleboro Aug 30 I50(
people tenting on the grounds. President Benia
MIN Williams of Rockland presided Addresses
We're delivered by Col. l.. ID. Carver and II. NJ
lord of Rockland, DR.. II. G. Lcvensaler, Mai ]
II II. Hewett, Of Thomaston, and Chaplain N. j
hciiey OF Minneapolis, and poem, 1.-The Maine
}: H. Beale OF Appleton. The services closed at
night with business meeting. Resolutions were
adopted 1ndorsing the course of Commissioner
Tanner and pledging the association to the policy
OF giving the preference in appointments in the
Pension Examining Bureau to surgeons who saw
service at the front. T. S. Bowden of Washington
was elected President and &. c. Cross of Rock land
Secretary and Treasurer.
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05
Bates College Notes.

The College and associate schools opened Tues
day Aug. y. The Freshman class numbers about
30, and the entering classes of Cobb Divinity
School and Nichols Latin School are about their
usual size.
The Hedge Laboratory building is fast approach
ing completion. The other buildings have been
thoroughly repaired and all the wooden portions
painted
we miss very much the smiling countenancc of
Prof r. c. Stanly, who died suddenly during
vacation. He preached two sermons on Sunday
and died of apoplexy at LIS Monday morn
ing. VIM. III. Hartshorn, the professor chosen to
fill the vacancy, graduated from Nichols Latin
School in 1882 and from the college in 1896. Mr..
llartshorh is a thorough student, and has shown
himself to be an accomplished instructor. His
wife was a Waldo Co. girl Miss Minnie Blake of
South Montvlle
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05

Dr. Oliver w endell Holmes celebrated his S0ti
birthday Aug - ut his county house at Beverly
Farms. He looks and acts not more than sixty at
the most. His hair, still thick and abundant, is not
grayer than that of many a man his junior by
twenty or thirty years. His eye is clear and lights
up with animation. The eye -glasscs that he cal
ries are used only when reading or writing The
short trim figure has grown stout and as he walks
there is no slownesS. In the afternoon he received
many ladies and gentlemen who called to congrat
u8te him upon the occasion.
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05
The knights of P,thiaS In Belfast.


The journal Went to press last week While the
Brigade Band of Lewiston wa giving its open air
concert in front Of the crosby Inn The large
crowd assembled IN tie vicinity was delighted
With The llnc music Belfast is inlebted to the
knights of rythiae for one of the finest concerts
ever given in the city. and the Brigade band re-
ccittl many compliments. The dress parade on
school house common, lhe same evening, was wit
messed ay a large nualer Of citizens, who admired
the -ol5ierly movements of the knights. Thursday
the visitors the guests of the Belfast division
and IN the morning the regiment and many invited
guests boarded tua steamer katah.lin for Fort
Point, where a CLAIM bake and corn roast was
served. Twenty bushels Of CLANS and It large sup
ply OF corn were in the roast and Is the steamer
rounded the point the steam from the heap greeted
the Cyc, While the savOry odOrs were waited
70 the hungry company. ON landing the party
stroliel about the grounds bat We're unable to get
into the Font Point Hotel as the building is closed
for the season. Wien the CLANS We're roasted they
were taken to the pavilion. where dinner was scrT
Ell. This consisted of roast CLAIMS, roast corn Not
cor e, 'loughnut-. crackers, lemonade, etc. The
CLANS we're nicely cooked and were much eniovcd
BY the Visitors, many Of whom hal never before
paltakcn ~ 4 Ionob-cOt Bay clam bake. The
steamer rcnubscot on her down river trip took the
party on board and landed them at Belfast. The
hunG liayci delightful music both ways. Thurs
dal afternoon Tie visiting Knights ritmbicd about
town, many going down to Northport. Early in
the evening the hand played several selections on
the A.,c' grounds. Belfast division marched 10
the hotel to escort The visitors to the train which
Aetl 1T 30 d A. Before the departure every visit
or wa presented With a button hole bouquet by
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05
line Eastcrn State Fair

Th7 fair was successfully opened IL bangor
Tuesday The exhibits on the grounds and at
Norombesa Hall were large. The horse depart
ment was particularly well filled and the pro
gramme for the races ensures some fine contests
me waldo County horses di,l not make a great
showing the first day In the two years OH class
the black mare Lady Ledo, owned by Fred l..
blanchard, Sandy Point. bay stallion Sea Breeze
W. {. Marshall, Belfast; black mare I.ady Lead
by NJ. $. Martcn, Waldo were distanctd. In til,
three minute class, the black mare Black Pet
owned by II. T. Haley, Monroe, was eighth. II
the , 81 class tile bay stallion naroldson, Owned
by W. g. Marshall, Belfast, was fourth in tie re
heat and third in the remainder. The hest time
made by the winner was only > 3I =.
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05
News OF the FRANCES.

An Augusta despatch says: "Worthy Master
ROBBIE says positively that he shall not again be a
He will accompany Master Brigham on the Aroos
took county trip"
Five hundred people attended the grangers mass
meeting at Old Orchard Aug 30 A picnic was
held in the grove followed by public meeting in the
ham, State Master Robe and Others The executive
committee decided to hold the annual meeting of
the state grange in Belfast the last of November
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05
Meeting of the C0In,y Grange.

Waldo County Grange met with liitchie Grange
sept. 3. we have not room for an extended re
port this week Officers were elected and installed
as follows NJ. +. Hartman, NJ; Geo. W Richie
o.; Andrew Midget, Sec; Joseph Gordon, Stew
ard; r. a. Gray, Asst. Steward; Gilman Roberts
Chap. Z, Partridge, Treas; Mrs. James Ncker
son, Sec; L. Coombs, Gate Keeper; Mrs. A. Mud
gett, Flora Mrs. George Rtchie, Pomona; Mrs
NJ. Z. Hartman, Ceres; Mrs. Martha Luce, Lady
Asst. A vote Of thanks extended to Sister
Bellows Tor her kind, faithful and unselfsh ser
vices for the several past years. Next mcetin2
with Union Harvest, Montvillc, oct. S.
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05

From the annual report of the State Boar,t of
Heath for the year ending Dec. 81, ISsS we take
the following
The source Of the supply is from an artificial
poud on Coles Brook which is stated to he fed by
4 spring: 1le pond has an extent OF forty VI.
acres The watershed consists of about four
thousand acres, the most of which is rocky, and
covered with Il slight hard wood growth. Very
hltlc OF 1t Is under cultivation. The supply is at
All times abundant. The water is brought two
miles and half and is pumped into Il s,and-pipe.
IRON pipes are used both for main and distribu-
uobs: INC supply was turned on Dec Ist lss7
Charles r. Parks was the designing engineer
Charles j. Gilman President, Brunswick Ebert
Wheeler secretary, Boston, Mass; Charles Baker.
superintendent, Belfast.
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05
Schools and Colleges.

The Pennington State Normal School began Aug
- with over eighty pupils; thirty-ninc entering
Others are expected.
Inc trustees of Monson academy and 5. ). com
mttee have hired Mr.. A. W. Meserye of NapIes
OF Bowdoin class of ~, principal for the ncxt
term and Miss Clara Pullen of Monson as assist
ant.
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05

Address fer further particulars, &. L. Box 2Gs5
Boston, Mass.
What is the matter with Belfast to just fill the
bill: But who will move and push the project :
Now see the need of a Board of Trade. In
want of one, is it not the duty OF our city govern
ment to act H.
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05

10 rnE EDITOR OF TIE JoURHAr1: clip tia.
following from an exchange and call your attcn
ton, and specially the attention of city athori
ties and citizens to 1t, and thus to similar matters
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05
Things Noted ana quoted Abyn, Town.

Belfast is becoming 4 favoritc resort for secret
societies. III June, Dunlap Commuuderv, of Bath,
made pilgrimage here and was royalty enter
tanned. Next, the Lewiston C0mmandcly spent a
short time here during pilgrimage to lslcsboro.
Last week the Uniformed Rank knights Of Pythias
held their annual field day here and were so much
pleased with our city and the hospitality received
that the regmental officers suggested that Belfast
become the permanent place for field day eNer-
cses, On Tuesday last our city was fun Of visit
ing odd Fellows resplcndent with gay uniforms
and attended by martial music. And now the
Maine State Grange has voted to come here ann
hod its annual meeting the last week HI Noycm-
Der next Belfast has always been an attractive
place, but until now has lacked adequate hotel
accommodations With the exception Of the odd
Fellows, the visits Of these societies were due to
our new hotel, the Crosby Inn.
Since the Introduction of electricity aud the re-
duction in the price Of gas the consumption Of the
latter IA greatly increased in this citv. From
April % July, ISIS, the smallest quarter ID the
year, the consumption was liz 400 feet while fl,m
Arli. to August, of the present year, one month
more than last, the consumption Of gas was ait SOD
| fect. we are using more l4ht AT around
An enthusiastic citizen attet listening la-t week
to the inspiring music from thc Lewiston brigade
Band, saj 4 banI ought to be organized in HeI-
fast, ami that Ne Wa I2ly 10 contribute HbcIaiiy
I" the enterprise. There is an abundance of luca.
musical talent but a hauI has never been .bIc III
| exist here for any length Of time. several bands
nave been organized in the past twenty wears add
neW instruments lon-l' au. aftni ~hart tiac
they nea7el /" cNist.
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05

The Aroo>tooh Herald took the cake" at
the recent 6. A. II. reunion IN Pressure Isle
bought il At auction.
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05

cleared FIR course Of twelve dances, to music y +
the Militant firing baI.a
NoIEs AND iNCIDr>Is.
The Lincomyire Bani accompanied the Rock |
land O1d Fellows.
Grand Wlr,leu Fesaetucn, of Fort Fairfield,
was accom- aniel BY his wife Many ladies were
present fr"r out Of town.
The MiIif.at Band Of Boston lett Wednesday
Afternoon Mr. Il. W. button, promptcr, is a
native Of hnoN. He drove ont to his old home on |
Wednesday,
The Niualhayen Band and Canton5 remained
over night and went home Wednesday morning on |
steamer Rockland. Tile band played in our streets
before going to tie boat
The citizens generally were very kind in con
tlibutng food and flowers. The thanks of the Odd (
FELLOWS are extended TO them a. well a. to those
who furnished tie music.
SICK man tainted III the RANKS on Tuesday,
which gave rise to base rumors. 10 the cverlas
ing credit of the odd Fellows it tan he truhfully
said lhat no intoNiraton was seen in The ranks or
ai tAl Street.
Mrs Charles L. johnson, of this city, made ana
presented 100 button hole bouquets which were
distributed among the visiting old Fellows and
b4Hd mem. Miss 4 nsu-tt Wells, also presented
flowers, did many others
The committee of arrangements consisted of
Charles I;aNcr +. A. rollctt, \. G. spencer Ralph
H. IIowes ana II. y. Clou4h. Cart Baker was
particularly active ndmuch credit + due to him.
AI the committee are entitled q much praise
The following prominent visiting Patriarch Mil
itants were present chi William 4 Clayton,
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05
Letter from Portland,

Correspondence Of the journal.
Since MY last letter 10 YOU certain event,
have tramspired of general interest about
which am in a mood to say few words.
THE SHOOTING or TERRY.
Deputy [. 5. Marshal Nagle is entitled to
great credit for the accuracy of his ainf at the
heart of David ;. Terry. 1t must have turned
the color of the bullet 10 an inAy hue. That a
villain like Ferry ha, been allowed TO live 50
long is one Of the mysteries. lie has come to
proper end; his course in the matter Of his
efforts to despoil the Sharon estate was in
keeping with his past life He was a murder
cr, an assassin. rebel, auA lastly a conspirator
to swindlc in the interest of a desperate W.
man whom hc married in order to share with
her the fruit of her perjury. Ani vet some
one is telling that this bully was an honest
man. The attempt on the part Of his widow
and her allie, to destroy Judge Fields reputa-
ton will fail The Judge deserves the support
of all decent people who believe in An incor-
ruptlbIe judiciary. We are 4 nation and that
inferior court will find this statement to be a
frozen truth before il -ets through with this
case. The Judges statement under oath that
a conspiracy haa been attempted Il murder
hiln : no doubt correct. Terry> widow is
capable of any crime ana unless watched she
viii try to murder tlq Judge. Our hope is
that another deputy may be found to serve her
as her deprayed husband was, if She attempts
anything Of the SORT.
uRU NKENNI.es.
II has become quite the common thing for
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05

NhAI'i. - A. i,i..9''' ~ rDiioh
-. -. ........
,.
Ibe Aroo,took Herald ..took the cake At
I'M. recent & Il. reunion N Pressure Isle
,o,.ht i ,t an,rion
The Democrats have counted on Governor
Con Of West Virginia. and viii ADA another
stolen State 10 Their list 1t Is q coid steal.
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-
1t j. announced that Claus N2recklc, i, deter
mined to knock out the sugar trust. N2re
power 10 him. We wish lie WaS aI claws.
Hurry ur. Nh. Nprcchc, the preserving season
Will soon he over.
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pasn. NJ least, the tonirteraie> trained
then tlitirr >fleh a banner
The Republican journal., 1889-09-05

>luggcr sullivan has been painting Boston
red.