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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-25

The State Of Nontans sends greeting to Henry Z.
Eho.st. Defendant:
You ARE hereby required 10 appear In an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiffs,
IN the District Court Of the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict OF the State Of Montana, In aud for the
said County Of Custer, aiid B., answer the Complaint
fled therein, within ten days exclusive Of the
day Of ~service) after the service on you Of this
s~umuops-if served within this county or, II
served out OF this county, but in this District,
then withia twenty days. Otherwise within forty
dsys-or judgment BY default will be taken
against you, according 10 the prayer of said
complaint.
The said action - brought TO dissolve he bonds
Of mairimony now existing between this plain
tiff and def, ndsnt. on the ground OF desertion,
and for cause ststes; That the defendant; on or
about the first day OF May, ISIS, without reason
ahle cause and against the wishes OF this plain
plaintiff. and departed from the then Territory
has rot returned, as will more fully appear by
reference 10 the complaint on hle herein.
An you sre hereby notified that IL you fail 70
appear and answer the ; ii complaint, ss above
required. the said plaintiff win apply to the couri
for the relief demanded in the complaint and fol-
costs OF thi. action.
Given uuder my band AMI the seal OF the Dis.
49, trict Court 81 the seventh Judicial Dis
SEAL. trct Of the State At Montana, In and fol
'-~' the said County % Custer, this 2lst day
Of February, in the year Of our Lord une Thou
sand Eight Hundred aud Ninety
clerk.
C r. MIDDLETON, Plaintiff Attorney.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-25

C R. MIDDLETON. Plaintiff. Attorney.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-25
Tuesday. February -, 1890.
BRAKES MAGAZINE Tor Februar

BRAKES MAGAZINE for February
contains an interesting article from
the pen OF Maj. I. P. McEiraIh, en-
titled ''The Evolution Of IA State"
The article relates solely to the Vel.
lowstone valley aud relates with BIS
much detail as is possible in a maya
zine article, the various attempts To
open to civilization the terra incogaitd
known as the Yellowstone valley. Il
is written in a rare descriptive vein
without exaggeration aud is very ia.
terestine, particularly so to those who
were actors in the later Incidents dies,
crited.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-25
summons

In the District curt Of the Seventh Judicial
District OF tie State Of Montana, within and
for the County VI Custer.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-02-25

HYrAgercy for DR.. Liebig's I%nvigora-
tor ut Room =, S L, Broad way, Butte.
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MAINE PEOPLE.

| Royal L. Gould has been chosen presi-
dsrt of the Biidetord High School Alum
Association.
Henry F. Page of Bucksport. delivered
an Grafton at Phillips Andover, Tues ley, OH
Limited lmmigratol."
| Mr.. Bion Bradbury, Jr., of Portland has
charge of party on the construction o.:
Phillips and Rangeley Railroad.
| Mr.. Geo. W. McFadden of Biddeforl
| has been elected manager of the Auburn
Stove Foundry Co. and has accepted.
Rev. II. Bernard Carpenter and wife of
Boston. have arrived at Sorrento. where
Mr.. Carpenter will preach daring the sum-
| mer.
| Rev. DR.. Smith Baker, formerly pastor
of the church at 0roGo. has accepted a cali
to Minneapolis, and has rendered his resis-
nation as PASTOR of tue First Congre gasional
Church, Lowell, Mass.
| A. the meeting of the Trustees of Cobb
| Divinity school of Bates College on We'd
nesday Prof. John Fuilonton rendered his
resignation. lie has completed full half
century of continuous instruction.
! At the meeting of Harvard Divinity
School Alumni, Rev. DR.. Thomas Hill of
! Portland delivered an address entitled
sight and Hearing" Rev. J. l.. Seward
| of wsterville, was elected secretary of the
| Association.
| Amorg he graduates at Welt sly College
| thi, year are the following from Maine
Mary B arrows. Ffyeburg Annie Burgess,
| Portland; Lillian Hathaway, Woodford's.
| y ho took the degree of A. B.; Mtry Ian
caster Fish. Brunswick. B. s.; and Caro-
line Mussev Dresser, Casiine, class of 80.
| in the five years course with music and art
Rev. Z. B. Haskell. formerly pastor of
the Second Baptist Church in Belfast, was
! installed pastor of the South Baptist Church
in Worcester. Mass, last Tuesday evening
| There was large escntation of the
Bsptis, ministers Of Boston present. Tie
Installation sermon Was by Rev. d. w.
Hoyt. other prominent Baptist clergy men
| took part.
/ Mr.. VIM. NJ. Cole of Portland, q mem
Der Of this years graduating class at Har-
ward University. has been appointed iu-
ssructor in political economy 10 Harvard
College for the coming year. Mr.. Cole
Va, awarded a fellowship for next year,
which be declined. Mr.. Cole grsiuates
with the degree ssmna cum iaEde. He
received honsrable mention in English
composition. in history and twice in political
economy.
/ At the thirty-irss annual commencement
Of ST. Lawrence University, Canton. n Y ;,
this month, the honorary degree Of DE
tor Of Divinity" Was conferred upon Rev.
Moees Henry Harris of Chicago. III. Mr..
Harris 10 Q native of Greene,a son Of Capt.
A. J. Harris Of that town. He graduated
from the University June so, 1870. and
preached his first sermon as pas-os. July 5.
1870, in Brattle boro, VT, where he remained
nine years and three months, going from
there to Worcester. Mass, where he re-
mained ten years aud seven months mil
called 70 Chicago where he commenced his
lsbors as pastor of the Church of the
Rsdeemer On the irss Sunday in May.
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Dleo.


CUMBERLAND.
In Portland, june IA, John Lov.it, aged Il vrs
June ~. William II. g. Merrill aged 81 years
June 10, Agnes Jane Mcdonald, aged year IS
In East Boston, june Is. Capt, Granville LoweIl
OF Portland. aged 8. years 10 months.
FRANKLIN.
In kus'is, June II, Mrs. EIrnIra Fletcher wifi.
Of A. ?. Fletcher and daughter Of ). W. Bean.
aged ~ years.
In Dallas P1sn,stion. Jun. IL. infan, a,.,t,.,
OF M and Mrs. Eiias Bachelor.
In kingheld. June 4, label NJ IInnneweli aged
10 years, months. day..
kESSEHEr.
In Monmouth. June 10. Mrs. su-an sani,,fn Of
Eeadheid. aged - year.
KSox
10 Eocsport, June ., John Clifford, aged % years,
10 goekl4ud. June Z. Elizabeth fJones) Fuller.
wifi" Of wm. o. Fuller, Jr.. szed o years, II mo-.
and days; June ., l.. kats Addition aged S. years
months, ~ days.
In Warren, june II. Seth O'Brien. aged 81 years,
PKsoEsror.
In Alton. june 10. Alfarests wife Of Edward L.
Mehechnie, aged 70 years. month, ~ day.
In Bangor, June Ia, Maxim Drink alter aged :,
yetr., months and 20 days.
In Cnrin;h. June II. M. Magic n War,.a
wife Of Drman Eastman, sgrd !. yparz
Ia bradford. June John N. Walker, aged n
Ia Gha,ie.,on. Mrs. Lucy v, Townsend, aged ~.
In Dexter, june 49, Henry Glas,. aged ~.
WARRINGTON.
In Msehiss, June ., Bernard Ncf.auv,,ifn Il, hi.
glts year, 18Th. Seil Black - wears. formerly Of
lrs.eott, lhh. Katherine A. Linn. q years.
n .u,Nr: MAY ~. Maurice Aesisy. Is years
in Eat AAehia', Jnne .. Joseph Harmon. -
years; John Rowe "a years. -
10 E0boiusion. Jsns :. Margaret Best, ~ year.
N Mhisown, !nre 3, Samuel LseeIles, "a ye ara:
10Th, Lucinda Rsplcy, u yeas 9 m lD.hs
In Laoec, June 10, Mrs. Mary J. Mcclellan, s,
In Crawford. June 8, Cynthia 7. Averili, u yr..
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Miss Mary L. Proctor, of this city, and
Mr.. Albert W. Case, of Augusta, were
united in marriage on Wednesday evening
by Rev. DR.. A. W. Small. at his resi-.
dence on Morrill, Avenue. After the cere-
mony, there was reception at the re sidelce
of the brides mother, and at 10. 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Case took the Pullman for Augusta
AMID the regulation shower of rice. Mrs.
Case is Wsterville girl, and held in high
esteem here; for years she has been recog-
nized as among the best singers in the city,
having been connected with several dfferen,
church choirs, and assisted in many musical
entertainments. Her departure from the
place is sincerely regretted and she will be
greatly missed, but all unite in the wish that
only happiness and prosperity may be in
store for her. Mr.. Case is favorabiy known
here, where he was formerly the efficient
foreman of the Mail off re-; short time
since he located in Augusta and engaged in
the business Of job printing.
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OVER THE STATE.

-Four intoxicated French residents Of
Saco narrosly escaped drowning while out
sailing in boat on the Sac, River Tuesday.
The crew of a convenient sloop rescued the
men from the water.
Nathan Clifford, a freight brakeman on
the Maine Central was crushed At Sebayo
Lake, Tuesday, while coupling cars. lie
WIS taken TO the Maine General Hospital
and will probably recover.
The annual meeting Of Sunday School.
OF kco1, Lincoln and Sagaaahoc countic.
will he held on the NobIeboro ca np-gyouni
Aug. -. II the 18th should be stormy
the meeting will be on the 1ih.
The French people Of Riddeford and
Ssco Who are member. Of the st. Jean
Baptiste Society held extensive exerci,c. on
Tue'iay. inciud ny a parade Of the uni
formed ranks, excursion to Pine Point, etc.
ba'ket meeiiag Of Hancock County
District Temples viii BIZ held in Union
Han, Eils~orth fall', July 10 Mrs. Cain.
state SuperiDte ndent, will be present
through the dv, and in the evening she
viii speak in behalf Of the Temple work in
Free Baptist Church on School street, Els.
worth.
AZ the Goion Campaigning, which is to
commence At Cottage Cove, Wash,ppto
Aug1't 81 and continue until the Isb,
Ihnrsday. the 7ih. will be the Grand Army
day Hon. John ID. Anderson, Commander
OF the Department Of Maine, will he pres.
eGt ~ work with other prominent g. A. X.
men. AMI address the people.
The Fourth Maine Regiment and Secord
Battery Association will hnid its reunion
tn's year on Tuesday and wedne day, j ,iy
Zsth and 3Dih. st Liberty, III home Of Capt.
H. .. Ayers, President Of the Association,
10 accordance vIsh tn: invitation OF the
residents of thss town. accepted a, the last
- emily. The citizens Of Liberty have
fIr long time been DESTROYS Of entersair-
ing the old veterans and will give them q
h ,arty welcome.
The two masted schooner Annie J. Rus.
sell, Of Rockland, loaded with lime for Ne~
York arrived in Portland harbor opposite
Government landing Monday, with her
cargo on IRE. Every effort possible vas
made to smother the Ere. hut all proved
useless. The captain discovered the cargo
on nre two days ago and had everything re-
moved to the shore. The vessel was strip
ped OF sails and most Of the rigging. TIE
captain and two men constituted the c.ew.
The vessel registers So tons and Is an old
cram owned By Rockland parties.
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Track and Stable Gossip

Mr.. W. T. Dsege.t, Of Fairfield, has =
two-year-old colt that he 10 very proud Of
and with good reason, fer he 10 one OF the
best bred animals in this section. His name
is Glenssone, and he 10 standard bred. and
registered, his number being I0,s5l. His
sire vas Gideon, l45, by Hambletonian, 10
dam, Silver Eye, by DIR. Franklin; ID dam
\ fast mare that could pace In 2.3O. she, BY
Lewiston Boy, which had . 2s6 record
twen.y-four years sgo. and which vas the
sire of Dispatch, With record Of e24.
Glenstone 10 Isl hands high. of . very
bright bay, with two hind feet white to
ankles, and very handsome star marking in
face. Though never yet handled
for speed he is very fine GATED,
Ard eIiciss eIcismstions of delight On the
part Of horsemen Who see him. At the
State Fair last year. GIenssone was awarded
third premium ~ yearIing, in . class Of
forsy-svo. Mr.. Dsgsets was then offered
and refused e4o0 for him. and his price is
now IN even $1,000. The colt is ct presens
IN Skovhessn. where be 10 being handled
BY Mr.. Ed. Rogers, and can be seen by
those interested at the stables Of Mr..
Charles Marion.
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st. cATaERINE's.
Meeting OF Board Of Trustees and
Annual Reception to Bishop Nicely


The exercises connected with the annual
graduation III St. Catherine's Hall opened
yesterday afternoon With . meeting Of the
Board Of Trustees, at which the follow in z
members were present; Bishop Nicely OF
Portland, Rev. Mr.. Beeman Of Gardiner,
Rev. Walker Gwynoe Of this city, Mr.
Henry ingaiis of wiscasset, Geo. L. b.
jackson and j. II. MCMILLAN of Portland,
and DIR. J. o. Webster of this city. The
Treasurer report WAS presented BY DIR.
Webster. The same staff OF teachers was
chosen with one exception. Miss Marion
Bolan Of this city will have charge of the
art department In place of Mr.. Currier.
In the evening the school rendered is an
nnal reception to Bishop Nicely. Twas
most pleasant affair and was largely al
tended. Mics Alien, the principal, re
ceived the guests AT s o'clock and at an
early hour the assembled friends INDUCED
in social hop most excellent music for
which was furnished by Themes orches-
ira of Togu,. Tie following prominent
guests from out os the city were in attend
ance Rev. Mr.. Ogden of Woodfords,
Rev. Mr.. Winkiey OF Saco. Canon Stills of
Portland, Mr.. Henry Ingalls, of Wisscasset,
Mr.. add Mrs. John Glidden of Newcastle,
Miss Stone Of Wstertown, Mass, Mis-,
Morrell Of Boston and Miss Grace Clarke
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Among the anass Of the many fne resi-
dences hs town il that of Mr.. II. t. Tuck,
Who hss won Distinction through his re-
marksbie and long continued success - q
TAI collector. The house has been re-
modelled psinted and papered through nut,
hot and cold water introduced and macy
minor Improvements made 10 make hriny
Agreea BILE and pleasant We hope Mr.. AID
Mrs. ack will he permitted 10 erioy this
beautiful home for many years.
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The Mononsahela Arrives from 6an
Francisco.

NEW YORK. June % The United State.
ship Monongahela got here late las: nigh
from San Francisco. She left that port on
March s, and had not been spoken until
yesterday of Cape IIenlopen. She towed
up from Quarantine last night. All are wei
on board. She is to be fitted out as a train.
ing ship.
Lieut. Commander Gibson is in command
of the Monongahela. She was formerly 4
steamer and was in the fight at Mobile Bay
where she rammed the Confederate iron
clad Tennessee. She was thrown on shore
on the island of Santa Cruz in 1867 by q
tidal wave. In 1884 her machinery wa,
taken out and she has since been used AS 4
store ship on the Pacific station.
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workmanship

Major T. S. Bedford, who is travelling
with his family in canopied landau from
the White Mountains to Bar Harbor, re-
Gently inspected a few Of Oskland's better
water powers with a view to suitable loca,
ton for the manufacture of linen cloth.
Since the war the Major has amassed a
competency at law and now desires to invest
his property in some successful enterprise.
He is associated with gentlemen of wealth
and now intends to conduct the above
named business somewhere in Maine. His
stay here was brief and though nothing def
mite was decided upon he expressed his ad-
miration of our powerful water privileges
and signifed his int ntion of again visiting
the place for 4 closer investigation and
figures. Among the powers looked at are
those belonging to the American Axe Co.,
recently purchased of the Dunn Edge Tool
Co. These are the finest in town and are
practically inexhsustible. The Major left
for wa,ervillc Wednesday and will travel
by easy stages through Maines most at
tractive cities to his destination.
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Stewart, Of the City Dining Hall, vii
furnish the dinner for the Colby Alumni a
NJ .moriai Hall Commencement week
The class of 50, who bold a reunion here
will have their banquet at the City Dining
Mr.. Stewart engaged in the enterprise
which has been 90 successful under hi,
management. place Ike his is grea
convenience in a city like Wa,e,ville, and
should receive liberal support.
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.

The freight business Of the Knox & Lin
coln road for May. 1880, shows Al increase
over the corresponding month Of last year
Of 81. 400 10. not including freight money
on the ice business.
The last rail was laid and the last spike
driven to complete the laying Of the iron OF
IL Somerset real to Bingham on Thursday
last and the event was honcred With an i'm.
promptn celebration consisting Of ringing
Of bells. and firing . eaiate Of one gan 70,
each Of the II miles from North Anson to
TIA place.
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About three o'clock Wednesday morning,
Rev. S. G. Davis. pastor of the Universa-
list church, was taken with . chill, and
soon became very sick. There we're strong
symptoms of pneumonia, and pleurisy pains
were very severe. "Wednesday night he
had become easier, and yesterday, though
still in bed, was apparently on the mending
band and hoping to be able to preach a
short sermon to his people in Fairfield neIt
Sunday. lie will not undertake to 20 to
Waterv'lle, however. but expects to send =
substitute. Definite announcement will be
made tomorrow.
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GOSSIP OF TIE ORANGES.
lioulton Grange enjoyed u harvc'
sunper IN Saturday last

Houlton Grange enjoyed u harvest
supper on Saturday last.
Wcscustoga Grange, North Yarmouth,
lad strawberry festival on June 18th.
aud then adjourned until after haying.
rarknan Grange held II very interest
ing meeting Thursday. private In the
forenoon and public Ii the afternoon.
A large number of Changers from the
adjoining towns were present.
4 good deal of activity Is manifested
in Bethel Grange ut the prcscn; time.
The patrons have increased faith, and
Ar. taking considerable pains to strength
on their lines and Increase their numbers.
During the past six months some over
fifty new members have been added to
the grange.
West Bath Grange held Il spirited
meeting last Monday evening. Monday
evening" June 30, after the regular en-
crciscS there viii he n box supper pro.
vilcd by the gentlemen. This Grange
will hold meetings right through having
season. according to vote taken at the
last meeting.
lIampdcn Grange has decided to
hold n straw berry festival NJ the Town
Hall july Fourth. In the evening there
will be an entertainment NJ the hall Al
the committee On programme are fully
capable OF carrying out what they I'M
dertake. good time may be- expected
The proceeds will go to help ON their
new hall that they propose to erect ~
soon as sufficient funds can bc guaran-
tced for that purpose.
Tho concert Mt Six Mile Eou.
BANGOR. Tuesday evening under
the ausnjces of Ouccn city Granp.
was n very plcns,,t affair. and
there was n GOOD attendance. consider.
iuy the stormy weather. The following
w1s the programme. which WAS carried
OUT in most praisrworthy manner. by
the yario,ls unrticipnut. SONG. MIR. r.
II. Chase: uuar,c,te. Mrs. Chase. Miss
Bowen, Mcssrs. smith and Kclliher:
reading, Mrs, puray: quartettc, Mcssrs.
kclliher, smith, Royal and Mrs Chase;
reading, Miss Madgc Smith; song with
banjo, Mr.. viii Smith; reading, Miss
Edith Bowen; quartctic, Mrs. Chase,
Miss Bowen, Mcssrs keIlihcr and Smith
reading. Mrs. Chase. Refreshments,
were served during the evening. The
whole affair WAS success.
Thursd,v. ,July Al has bccu srt o.id,.
as Patrons Day n, the assembly of the
Northern Cha,t.uoua Union Mt Frye
burg, and the following programme has
been announced for the ,iay q 90 A. NJ.
Morning RclIs. q 10 No,u;ny I'r.vcrs
: 90, breakfast 90. Normal Hour. r
NJ Cousins. 900. shildr.n's Hour. Mrs.
j. = O.trander. 900. Chorus Rehearsal.
Prof. Morse. 10 90. Normal Hour. J.F.
Clymer. 1000. Practical Household
Cookery. Miss Annie NJ Barrows. HOO.
Primary Teachers Hour, Mr4. J. =. o..
trander II 90. Biblical Translation.
Prof. BONES. II 3Op NJ binn,r 300
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New Yogk Produce Marxst.

NEW YoEK. June ~.
rLoun-Ree ipts. 7lsS:: pkg; exporsA, zs<s
os's, saies, q 81 Repeat quotations inciud.
q 9, supsrfDe, q oo2e2 rs; extra No. !, q Ds
- -, winter wheat low sTsde. q soAS3 10; Min.
nesota extra, - Aae4 81, Southern -four dun |:
rye Sour 3niet-
wHEAf-Reolpts 49, oo exports, 23o. 40 sai.,
- 100, lower; No. 2 spring -;No . red IA
g. se 3red, Gt.D. eteyh s4taasi Sob s3lsssf :
aeiiv'd, no lard. eas-i, No soetheFl, Sss
kYE-duu.
1ARLEY-quiet.
CoEs.keesip.s. ase 30 exports. Is.as, sales.
xsyooo. tovers Steam~f, &fs4l,; Sox siaAII.
8 ore asd eievn4of. i'sa4;1 shoxt-
oAn-keesipts. $40. exports. u. sIi; sales,
~ 20 arm: 70 !: ni Do white = NO 4. 1laaE
Western. sI1s4l. white DO. 54s4l.
CoFFEE-faif, Rio. fair, %.
sc6Ae-kAv firm; refined firm; denand-
s1f' erasneo i.f5, extra eruahed, s}aS1; white
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The Junior class of wsterville High
Sehool held their frs. banqast Wednesday
night at the home of Linton Z. waliron,
son Of +. A waliron, Esq. on S.lTsr
street. II vas the first time the elias, vas
ever together outside the school. There
we're tssniy-siI present, and a. may b.
supposed. the gathering was most happy
one. The Company dispersed between IL
nj
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Mr.. Ed Lsoaard met With qaite serious
accident last Suasisy mcrainy. ~ be vat
returning from WssesviIie. For some res'
s1a his horse became unmanasesble. and
running ssaiass an electric Light pole. shres
SIR. Leoaani from the carriage and cut bis
bead badly. The horse ran away. aad ,hI
carriage vas badly used up.
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extra crushed. 3sass; cut LOAF Al; sranniaied. o.
PErRoLkUM-steady, --Gi
PoRK-quiet'
BKKF-steady.
LARp-dull; western steam, o 9slst6 eei clos
ing % 49, city steam, Is o. refined duil, c"utnc nj
d 06a&s As; s. A. .. Is.
BuTrkR quiet western dairy sai5, dc
creamery, 6aTA.
CaKEsr-steady Freights to Liverpool firm
State, sast; fancy, Sic,
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Born.

KESSFgK'.
y Readh. ID, Kent. Hin, Jun. Il, 10 the wife
of Herbert Horn. a daughter.
KNOX.
In Eo"kiand, June :, to Mr. and Mrs William
Rpdger-, son; Jun. !, to Mr. ana Mrs. . o.
Hatch, daughter Edna Morton.
In Naidobnro, June 5, to Nr. and Mr.. fIlf.
worth ID. Mank, a son.
AfoTTs Head. south fhomaston. June H. Ia
Mr- and Mrs. Biron strout, u ,on-Fran.i. RiI. -
weighing IL pounds
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The Daily Journal at the Union Depot
Portland

People returning from visits 10 poni-
west of Portland will find the Daily Ken
nebec Journal on sale at the Chisholm
Brothers News Stand In the Union Depo,
They will thus be able to while away the
rest of the journey from that point hons
in reading all the home news. d,
not fail to ask for the Journal there. Al
the trains stop long enough to give sbuad
ant time fnr ssruripu II
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As will be seen by their new advertise
ment this morning, the Bohemian Glass
Blowers will finish their engagement here
Saturday night, on which occasion the case
soonest baby accor ling to the plan an
nounced. In the advertisement appears a
list of the competing babies and the num-
Der Of votes for each up to Tuesday night.
There will be matinee for school children
Saturday afternoon, and the little ones
should all have an opportunity to witness
some of the wonderful feats Which these
glass blowers can perform.