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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

The men who invent and tho men who
operate tho various milk testing ma
chimes, whether rs lecturers, seeking 10
teach aud to introduce improved meth.
DDS, or ~ agents, trying 10 sell the ma
chimes, ono aud all underestimate the
practical diiiicultesof successfully using
them in working diaries, because they
lostsight Of tho fact, Il they know by expe.
renee, that there Is a difference between
operating tie machine when that Is the
only thing you have to do and operating
1t between times Of half dozen other
pressing duties that will not wait. The
lecturers and the agents have nothing
else to do and Il Is very easy, but not 30
the busy dairyman.-Jersey Bulletin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

The gasp Of the human understand
ing expands every day. II is only few
years since Humboldt conceived tho
mighty truth that Cosmos-tho universal
organization OF things-was one system,
however many uniyerses II may contain,
each atom in it depending upon and hay'
Ing relation 10 all OF the others, Next
came Lamarck, who showed that all ami
mails are kin Then followed the great
inventor Of the speotroscopc, who proved
that all Of tho stars are composed Of tho
tame sorts OF materials as those which
make up the earth. Finally came tho
discoveries who learned that the invisi'
BE powers ofuature-heat, light, sound,
electricity, magnetism, etc. -arcRll iorm1
VI motion. All these propositions have
been demonstrated. What the most adj
yRnced scientists are striving now 10
prove IS that mind and matter ure ono
and the same That proposition repre-
sents the highest intellectual effort Of
the age. -ln.sryiew III Washington star.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

NvOTtCE l. HEREBY GiNEN, THAT
N Peter Tairclough, executor OF tho estate
oil Uannuh COWan u1uville. dorcaArd, has
rendered for settlement, aud nlod in said court,
he nnll account OF lis admiristrat on
Of said estate. aud petition for fnal 90
irritation ~ tho ttsituo Of stii estate
that saturday. tho lrd day OF october. 4, D.
iFll, a. No O'Clock AIM, NJ the court room ~
fald court, N The County curt House SAT-
duly appointed uy tie lufFo Of said cuutt fnf
tho scitleUuht ~ taid account, and hrhrius
said petition fnr distribution Al which time and
place any person interested in suii estate may
appear and show cause, u any there tc, NhS
said arcouut should not DO set ed aud ~
proved, and hnal distribution made a. prayed
Tor.
dated September n. l-l.
q. u, ALLEN.
ClrtE Of tio Probate Court.
Ity e. q STANTON, Deputy CLERK dlW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

The quantity OF silk produced an
nually IA over lOOOO0.0O0 pounds a
year Before tho Revolutionary war
the silkworm was introduced into Nir'
ginin aud North and South Carolina,
but the culture hns never been attended
with any degree Of success In the United
States. New York RsnardsE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

You would naturally suppose that
lee would DO thicker ON still water-a
lake or reservoir, for example-than IL
would be in the midchannel Of a swift
river But II is not. According to oh
servatlons made by the Davenport la)
Academy OF Sciences, when Ice Is nine
Inches thick on tho lakes tho channel
Ice is eighteen inches thick on the Mis-
slsslpnl river. st Louie RepnblIe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29
MRS. GRAHhMS
Cucumber
and
Elder Flower
Cream

tfnot cosmetic In The sense Ia witch that
term y popuiaflY uiei, uul rctma envy lieal.
Nfea ID trratsI n ault, smooth, clear, NcIyatY
sEln aud hy daily use GRADUALLY makes tho
COMPLEXION several shades vhiter Il isa con.
siani pfotartion IRON The enects oi fun aus
wind aud prevents fuunuru anu ifUclira, ana
biarfhatdr will never coi1g whlu you uff %.
II eieatss ihe face faf better thau SOAP ani
water. uotrshsl aui hundH up me kiu uluts
and thus prevents he formation NJ wrnklca.
psrs III sltu that yuu had when o. lIttie uri.
Eyery iady, young or old, o1rht 10 u4e u, a. 10
giycsa more youthful Appeatanrc o. any lazy,
ard maj ppfms1eufv u contains no acid,
powder OF aik1ii. and b a. harmless NJ dew and
= ruurIshinr o. he stin ne dew N o. thu
dover prlpo Si,00. 81 all drurrs's and
tair.dr,,safs' 81 81 Mrs. Gcraife Hrlbam'a e..
iaIishnent, iui Post Street. san ltancisgn.
where sbe tfcats lallea fot lii hIgmishcs OF Tho
fagrof ngufe. Ltdits ~ defiance treated by
letter. aend stamp Tor her litiie book. "ilov
io BE- beautiful"
Sample Bottle mailed Tree 70 any
pottaFu and paetiaE. Lady agents wanted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

Lucky Dul Mining Company. Location Of
CITY, Utah.

NOTlCE n HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ amcetng OF tho Hoard NJ Trustees held
on the ON day 81 Ausuat 1901, nt salt Lake
CITY, Utah, an ufscssmUut, No. 2, OF two cents
per sha-O wna levied on lur capital stock nf
Tic corporation payable 70 NE secretary, Win,
in thirty DAYS from The ab1Y1 date, al No, 90
Main street, salt lake Ciiy, Utah. Any stock
upon which thit asses u.eni FclnHinl unpaid
on the 2lfi day 90 september, lslls Viii Pc de-
ton, and unless nayment Do made before, viii
be seldom tho 1ltt day Of october, 1871, NJ tho
hour Of 10 o'clock a, M 81 TIC company 3
unicc. Room No. 40 Con Hiirnuou building, sait
Lake iiy. ttAh. 10 pay delinquent Assessments,
together with costs OF adNcruaing aud expense
Of sale.
Lucky nm MiNtNa ConrAaf,
W j. HUTTON, Secretary,
Rts.deueo 10 snd west street, salt lhIe
CIV ltuh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

And In acoordAnre with law aud an ofder %
the Hoard Of nifCctort, made on The MA d =
Of April, 1891, % many shares % eAnh parcel
% stock " may he necessary, VII BE- sold ~
tho once ~ The Company IN salt iANe city. on
friday the piL tay u Iune, 1871, ~ y. a.. ~
nay tie delinquent atarssmcnt, tefetler win
the cost Of advcniainf aud expense Of aale.
Bv.ofder u the Board Of Directors.
q. q, Horn, Acung sec'y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY OWES ny THE UN
~ dursigned, admiuisiralrlN Of the estate of
John hous drctnsed, 10 tho creditors OF, sud
nll perr0na having rlains HTainst the fait
decreased to EXHIBIT tArm with The necessary
voucher within ten months SITTER the lrst pub
futon OF this notice, 40 the faid Hdminiftra
tTiN, a. The Law oflrr % illrlarda g Mogle, Nu.
u \ MAN suect. salt LAKE Chy, VA the county
OF sali Lake
Dated August eith, isai,
ILi/AnETu 4. HES,
Admulsratrig o. Che ,'tato u John hees,
deceased. uluNl ma
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

1t Is said that Alexander Rankin, tho
Scotchman who succeeded John Brown
as Highland servant TO the queen. has
obtained almost as marked an influence
in the royal household as Brown pos,
sessod. flo is the personal attendant OF
tho queen on every journey
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

ANA AHA'Hh 80 - NAAAH f'f A'Aa
Atk meeting OF the Hoard ~ Director II me
nrllrvur Idaho Mining Company. held thIH DAY.
mo date OF VuFmUut Of tuu Above fHHUrin" q
dtiuquput stutk was extended ffnm thr lftn
DAY ~ September. lsil, 90 tAu itll day OF oCt9'
hri, lsIl. ID tie Hamg hour and place.
fiy uraef OF the iionrt ~ Directors.
,. q. iiOliS, Acting Secretary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

Little Girl Cweepingl- Somebody has
stolen my doll.
Mother-Your dolll Which one'
Little Girl-The Oldest and incest one
Of all-the ono that didn't have any
legs OF arms OF hair or eyes or anything.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29
MRs. osAHAm's
Face Bleach

Cures tae worsi case. u rtgckiei. suu.
bum. sall1wurfa, holh .pai.tes. l1mpItt ana
aud effective. No sample eau De sent. LADY
AGENTS wanted.
The Druggist IN ihls Town Who afst
orders bill " 10y " pafaiinns WI have hts
namu aided 10 thts Advertisement.
Nv preparations arc tuf sale lv whole lla
dfurrists In Chieagn and ever city wcat N ~
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

Fttr LAKE. CtrN. Utsh. july ~ i1L
AtnWratiug ct zoe iluaHt uf nirertnft of the
HeilsVuv Idaho Miufnr Company held th|a day.
the date of payment Of ths ltnfr dcsgrhfd dr.
no cut ftlNH WHH extended frum tho 3ltH
day OF June, 1871. W The suih haY OF Juiy, ls1t,
no The H1inc hour and place.
~ order Of tho Hoard VI Directors.
4. - HORN, Arung hea'Y.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court, IN AMI i9r Hat IA
County, Territory Of Utah.
In the matter Of the Estate Of james Madison,
deceased.
NOTICE ~ ilEgEuY GIVEN TINT
~ ilsH auuhis Madison, adminiatratukt ~
the estate Of james Maiden, deceased, hh.
rendered for setuUmont, aud hlcd ln aali
court her hnal urrnunt " her admin
iatrauuu ~ said estate Hni petition tor
inai distribution ~ The residue VI SAID estate
nmuug the ppuous euut'r1 thereto, ana
that 1hurtday,t the lot day " october All. isni
~ l0oeilrE a. M, at The Court Room ~ SAN
court, in the County touu lluusc, salt Lake
cay and county, Utan 1Cfritun, has been dulY
appointed by tho iudEc oi said court, iur nc
settlement ~ saiI account auu bearing aali
Uriifinn Tor distribution, ~ which tuH AMI
place any prrsnu intcfeftcd IN n.i eataio may
appear and fh1N cause, " an hsfn De-, Why
fald account ahnuld not De- settled ana AZ.
proved and inai iittuhuuou undc a. ruytd
Tor.
palcd september sih. i-ol. 800.
ClOts Of thg Probate CuufL
iiyC. D. srASION, bepuiv dd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

Tho oleo dealers OF Philadelphia de.
clare that In that city tho buttor supply
Is fully 40 per cont. below tho neoda OF
the people, and therefore there "a de
nand for olcomargarine. What arc
Pennsylvania dairymen and creamery
men abOuU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

MI NM TTTN- 7 mn JUN y "
Ata mHeunE % tho Hoard Of Directors 90 no
bellevue Idaho NnlnH Company, hold tins day.
tho date uf payment % lhe above de- INCd
delinquent siorf Was extended from the iist
day ~ August iari, 90 thg 18Th dHy uf Hfpigm
Der, isli. AZ The same hour and rlfrr.
hI order 1f the Hoard ~ nfrr'nrs
o. -. nunN, Acung secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

fAtr LAET CUY, itah, July 20. l'1i
AtamcUtnr of tho nnar1 Director Of
tie neilo,uo Idaho MivinE Company, hUid this
DAY The dac % payment % ih' above Dc
acfthtd delinquent stock was extended ffom
The l,h DAY of August. isli. 70 the iitt day VI
August III, ~ the same hour aud plaIv.
rs 0rier " The HnHrd nf nlfrrt1rf.
D. q. iiOiN, Actin. Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29
Home and Foreign Missionary,

And n \ de.lnblo acquisition also 20
every Student Of Theology aud other
person who yalgo' tho means OF sdVo-
eating and derndng scriplurally and
Histofloauy tho Principles Of the Gospel
The wishes Of tho comp'lors, TINT the
work be- published without profit no as 70
be within tho roach Of every poraon do
airing II. have boon studied In this a.
we'll az tho tirst edition, and therefore no
discount except for cost Of postage Is al
lowed % dealers,
Tho book is bound In four different
stylos and sont postpaid TO any address
al tho following
DDIrpC. IS cents. IS cents
rhlvhD. SO conts. and SllO
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

In the Mister OF the Estate NJ barbara
Mazda y. Mosci, deceased.

II tue MISTER OF ihc Ealatf M NarNara
Manila \. Mofci, deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY OtvEN THAT
~ Horace Cummings. airlrlatfatnr, with
the VIII aunUkgd, Of The tFtAtg 20 nArNara
Matilda \. Noes. dertassd, has rendered
f0f settlement, and llei in taid Court, his
rnal account ~ his aiuinltifatnn ~ aAid
ra tate and Icuunh for fral dtttrlb4tiuu 10 the
residue ~ fn|d esiair among thr IrrHurH en-
tiiisd thereto. AVID that Monday, me ilth day ot
october, 4 10, i71l, ~ 10 n'rluUE q. "a, the
House, Alt Lsku tiiy aud tnunty. Utah Ter.
ntory, hat been drlY appniut0i b. ih0 Judge
" said Court. Tor tie settlement % sHid a.
count and foarng saii petition Tor distfibu.
u0n, AZ witch tluir ana pirrr any rursQu Intsr
tftci ln sald esinio may appear and show
cause, u any there to,Nhy said account should
nui be- settled and approved aud hnal disifibu'
ton made ~ prayed tor.
DAiCd september 2lfi, i.lL
e.. D.. ALLIES.
Cltgt u tho lro Atc iouH.
ny G. y. rfArtus, DcpuY clsrA du
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

NIARGAgEr \. UAiNf, TliE ADMINS.
NJ traitor Of tho estAlG ~ Alfred 10. taine,
deceased, having died hrf pctiiioni duly vera,
He'd, praying for al order u sale VI a pau oi
The real estate Of SAID deccdent, furthe purpose
therein Get forth, Il "a therefore ordered b} the
Judge OF said court. that nll FtffonH Interested
IN tie estate uf said dcreisoG appear before
the saii Probate Court on tridny, the i0tn day
Of uci0bar, ls9l, NJ ~ O'Clock IN the fofca1on
~ SAID day, NJ the Court Room u said Probate
Court, At The County Court lt0uae, m the ely
and county Of salt lake, Utah ruuitofy, %
chow cause why IN order should not be granted
~ the said administrator, - sell 20 much ~
the resi- estate 81 tie sAid deceased at private
sale a. shall be necossary, aud Tint a copy OF
thu order be puhlished u least four tuercffiye
Weohs in the nEsrnrr ENkstNG NLws, a
newspaper printed and published IN SAID city
aud county,
O.. ". BAnTCH,
din Probate Judge.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

In iho Probate Court 300 AID for salt Lake
CouHty, Territory OF Utah.
Ia the matter u the estate u Alfret n. CANE,
ncrfaHyd.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29
FALL CLOTHING! FALL OPENING!

our STOCK or FALL CLOTHING FOR MEMS BOYS,
and ChdIens wear counters 70 1t
Immense outlay u money well weeks monhsof work.
look carefully through the separate feel well
paid Tor time and The question Ia the money
your poke, bank account
that well pleased full value every you
with by chance article that prove
ioryuch things will happnlcomc back and show the fau
were only glad Of the opportunity to mako right
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

order 10 show cause why order OF sails OF
Heal Estlts should not DO made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29
In the Probate Court ln AMI Tor SAT- La
County, Territory u Utah.

In the matter Of lho Estate u Hannah
CoWAn n0myi,iu, deceased.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-09-29

Cltgs " the PRO- aic louri
ny y. sfArios. Deputy cisrA dti
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-05
u. O. BLAhELEY 81 co
x,6 WEST FULTON STREET
DO YOU WANT THE
BEST FURNACE ON z: EARTH
PoMI Of lcoNoMY DURABILITY AND GREATEST HIAsG cAPAcl

in HeAnngnd Ventilation
GILT
We 10 70 u OF coal
We
and
Builder ols
Building
Doors Windows, Gasoline and ohstoves
u. G. BI4AEE;LY Il CO.. lsso w. FULToN-sT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-05

HEAD LIGHT WATER WHITE OIL
"A SC per gallon
WATER WHITE OIL.
ID s Is s.ek. soc; s2s per s~t
GRANuLATgD SUGAR.
FIX SUGAR. :,
CHOICE POTATOES. -, :, :, ;, :.
TEA DUST. "a. -.
: LBS ROLLED OATS
. for &c
CHOICE RICE ~. =. >.
EIRsr CLASS BAKING POWDER,
i lec per ID; Sibs for go
PURE LEAF LARD. =. ~. :,
CHOICE BuTTERIYE :, -
GOLDEN SYRUP. ,..
MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE.
NA SOC per ID; lbs for $40
CuOICE MARIcABo COFFEE.
" CSC per 10; lbs for sl.l5
CHoIcE RIO COFFEE.
~ &c per ID; lbs Tor Sl.OJ
NEW DRIED CHERRIES
NEW DRIED BLAcKBERRIEss
~ Ioc per ID. or lbs for &c
NEW DRIED PEACHES. ,,.<. ~. ;,
PEST JAPAN TEA.
GOoD JAPAN TEA; s,e &c. Sc and .oe per ID
| (NURRANT. GRAPE AND PEACH JELLY
~ lOc per ID: lbs for 25c
4 CANS sARDINEs -
CAPE COD cRANBERRlEs.
NEW RAIsINs. u, -. ),
SNYDER's cATsUP IN BULK.
CHoIcE MAPLE SYRUP. ,
~ 2cans for sc
2 LIB CAN YELLOW PEACHES.
15c per can; cans for 2oc
SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES. ,,, ~, ,.,.,
MIXED CANDIES. IN, -. o..
FRESH FRENCH CREAMS
Snow Apples. Jonathan Apples, Sweet Cider.
| Rice Pop Corn. Ohio Hickory Nuts. New Figs
Saratoga Chips
take advantage of them aud send in your
orders.
TE.T T.EPHoNE No lRo
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-05

Snow Apples. Jonathan Apples, Sweet Cider.
Saratoga Chips.
The above prices are for . few days. only so
take advantage Of them aud send In your
orders.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-25

The following are the transfers Of feal
estate in Lincoln county for the week end
ing Aug. ~.
BRIsroI-Ju JUS Iibbets to C. T.. Olsen, land,
81; Carrie L. Mears to Nancy Hastings, land and
baildings, u etc,
EpascoME- NOSES Mason to Ruth 4. Lawson
land 500.
wALooBoso- Samuel D. Burns ct nj. to John
Burns, land, $500
Observation-Disclosures Brown to Wnliams
whitney land, eco
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-25
CAMP JAMESON.
III Vasrils' Elcanpnaa opas
VI.
Many Have Auivsd asd lGose orc
Comiog

For long time the vetsfsas slcanp.
msnt has exisssd-in he fousders' iaasins
tons. The many false pFophsts and dasnal
efosksfs, who unfortusssely sbosnd, have
csasdensiy predicted thss IL would nsvss
syiss olhssviss. In spite Of this ~ emp
10 fact and decided fscs. Yesterday, In
seeof stcs With he enIciaI pfo-
rssnss. Cspt. George W. Doughty
sssaned command Of Camp Jameson.
He l4usd that everything he'd . mos,
promising outlook before Il. Tbs vsathsf
vss little threatening. but then the b.
ronstsf vas steadily rising and the indica-
lions we're that the veathsf for The rest Of
tie sncsnpmsns would b. psssscs.
Although the Managers Of The association
bsA expected but . few arrivals for yester-
dsy, there vas sirsady large crowd en-
Srssssed about Hesfquaftsis Of noon
comradss we're arriving many bring ing their
wives With them. All seemed TO look
forward with great delight to the
chance Of again meeting those
With whom they had passed through
The Valley in the days Of The Rebellion.
There we're aIrssdy 8 number Of reunions
Of men Who had not seen each o,hsf since
The days Of 1876
A moderate estimate would place
me number Of veterans who have
already arrived At over 200. There csa
DO longer be any doubt ~ 70 the success OF
tie snesnpmsnt. IL 10 " be hoped that
the visitors Of this week will carry away -
pleasant an Impression Of Augusta weather
a. did the NJ. v. NJ:
Bat there are not only . number Of the
boys on the ground. large number are on
the way and . still larger number are CON-
log From every direction and every point
the veterans sre rapidly moving toward Our
cay. Not since the @. A. r.. held its
n.,ionAl anc.mpmsnt Il Portland has the re
been such = gathering Of veterans ia the
State As this ek..wiIlses in this city. Atts
rat. that the arrivals are exceeding the e.
Inmates the number Of men in camp, before
the end Of The week will be nearer Eve
than three thousand.
The scene 1t the camp 10 . curious And
rather pathetic one. Wherever you look
you see groups Of men in warm and eager
conversation. Many Of them are lame, still
others have lost leg or arm, while. still!
Others are still feeling aud sho wing the
effect Of rebel mimic ball II the con-
Versstions eau be overhead, they will be
found. inyAIi.bly, to be made on the one
pattern. First . mutual statement Of ser
vice and ih On = Il 3od Of remihisc e nee. The
talk is largely Of those who have led the
say into the land Of the hereafter. Before
il has progressed far you can see tears
starting in he eyes Of the battle aud time
scared yetrsns.
Perhaps the finest sight is the display Of
democracy that 10 going on all The time
pom that field all men are free and equal,
being bound together by sons magic
strand. You will see seated side by side,
the merchant, lawyer, farmer and lsbotes
There is no difference between them now
thsy are simply brothers in being veterans
Gf the same crucisl days.
May everything be so ordered and so or
i4iuei that the old comrades shall have
every opportunity to renew and continue
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camp. He also assisned special rscsp
lion room for ladiss in the once building
where they VII hnd hair brushss sad othel
toilet conysnisnces.
The Oldest G. 4 B. man In MAins il o.
the tented Geld and says b 10 just = cage,
v sss his share Of The hard broad saaisn.
- svsf AID surely his appearances indicstel
H. he u Just u lively - any Of the com.
fsdes though be viii never see his sstt
birthday again. He pssssd lest night ia hi,
tent on the nsld. His name 10 John Nc
Csiilis and be vas drummer in tbs Ninth
Maine and halls frem Skowhegan. BE /,
ors Of the senior members Of Russell Pos
s6, Of the Maine DspsRsmsps Of he G. A
r., Iocassd 10 thas city.
Dssinsntai ns Uaiou Day.
The programme for todsy 10 - follows
Tses1sy. August A. Sunrise Gun. BreasfAs,
from s-t9 70 T. bAnd Concert from 20 70 10
kegtms1fd Association Henntons, Nh infsntIy,
= CAyaiSy, 10th Infantry. Dinner from iztoi 10.
ks.d Concert from to 5. supper from to 80.
ssnset 9sn. Taps at 10 O'Clock.
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OND AA~JO -
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