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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

The University OF Wisconsin has add.
ed TO It's Other admirable courses dairy
school. This year tho dairy courso will
open Jan. 0 and closs the las, OF March.
Dr.. Babcock. inventor Of tho milk lost,
will give twenty lectures during tho
term. There will be four sub-courscs Of
instruction. DIR. Babcock's lectures will
eompriso In the flrst sub-course such top
les AZ cream raising, tho chnrning and
Preservation Of milk. etc. The second
tub-course will be devoted TO milk test.
ins, with laboratory instruction. Then
comes the third aub-courSc, buttor max.
ing, and the fourth. choose making.
The milk test instruction. will be one
OF the most important pars OF tho
course. Tho student who carefully
learns his lessons hero will be able TO do.
tefmine the amount Of butter fat In
milk, and also to tell whether milk Ia
hkimmed or whole, and whether Il has
been watercd or otherwise adulterated.
lie viii DO made acquainted with all
KINDS OF cream sspafaiors and butter
e.iIacior', and made TO understand the
highest market standard for butter. At
tne close OF tho course the young man
or woman who has successfully passed
The examinations. and has had eight
months practical experience in com.
metcial cheeso factory or creamery.
WIZ, II his work is satisfactory. receive
a dairy certificate from tho University
Of Wisconsin.
In dairy state like wisconAn the
oenei!ts q school like this cannot be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ny TIE UN.
~ derslgnci, Adminisirator Of the estats
Of, and all persons having claims asainst tho
faii deceased, 10 exhibit them, with The ueces
say vouchers, within ten months after tho ffst
publication Of this notice, 20 tho tald hdminis.
In The county OF salt lake. utah Territory.
Dated January 18th, isll,
W. !. nEA11T,
Administrator 81 the Estate II Idrar vii
Hams dcccafcd. dIaw Nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

A correspondent Of The North British
Agrlculturist states that dandelions Ia
pasture form valuable food for cattle,
and especially for dairy cows, somo
years ago he had two flelds-ono with a
fcw and tho other with a great many
dandellons, TWAS found that whom the
cows wero put on tho field with many Of
these plants their yield Of milk was i'm.
proved both in quality and quantity.
Since then he has planted dandoliona In
fields laid down in grass in order 10 i'm.
prove the pasture, and the effect has
been beneficial,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27
NOTICE,

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT Tur AN
j nuAl meeting " Tue siockh0ldor. OF lhr
salt i,ALs fish and DAiry Company, viii 10
held At tho General Omre OF The dom
pauy, No. - and q East, FIRST south Street,
Salt Lake CITY, sat lAte County, TITAN Teri,
tory, on Tuesday tho 10th day ~ fehuaFy i ,ll.
o. O'clock y, ~, Tor tho purpose ~ elcotinF
nigeeiors " serve for tho ensuing year, amt Tor
fore said meeting,
Dated salt Lake City, January ls'h, isal,
lsAAU Al, MADDELI.,
uoaW Nv heCfeiAg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27
Notes.


Inc poison tyrotoxicon Is believed to
De generated In cream that has not been
hnhiciently aoratcd. We have known
good customer TO be lost 10 miil,men on
account OF the animal odor In the milk
hey sold. To asrato properly take the
nlIk IN the open air, dip 1t up by tho
upper full, hold 1t up high and pour 1t
sther through straincr or into vessel
other than that from which you took Il.
The point Is to let tho air all through II.
The best butter color in winter Is car.
fots fed to tho COWS.
Use the milk tosts on tho farm and In
the creamery. Some very good and
ample ones have been invented. The
farmer will thus find out whether he Is
Feeding Improbable COWS, and the
creamery man will find out whether no
paying Improbable farmers.
Here IA touch from Field and Farm:
"A historian writes that butter was nm.
Known to tho aneionts. II this Is true
u Is equally true that ancient butter Ia
NOT unknown to the modorns."
Inc honest way for orcameres to pay
ior n'iik Is by tho test systcm, accord.
'ng TO It'd richness, not It's quantity.
Iowa, too, win have n dairy school.
One Is soon to DO established ut the
hiisS Agricultural oollecs,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

slLT LAKE AND OGDEN
Leave Salt Lake , 90 am. aud II IS am, as
pm. Returning, arrive SAT-, Lake 80 am
AS pm, p,,5 pm,
uINzffiAn.
Leave salt Lake s.ss a.m., returnlng, arrive
halt Lake s,l0p,m.
AMERICAN FonK, PROVO, sruisOytILE,
TnIsTLE, MI. PHEASANT ANn NANfL
Leave salt take ,bS PM returning, ar.
rive Salt Lake iI.Q5 ala.
u. o. DODGE, J. II. BENNETT,
General MRnAEar. Den. pAAa, AZ
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27
LEGAL NOTICE,
In the PROBATE Court, IN aud for salt LAX
County. Territory OF Utah.


County, Territory OF Utah.
In the Matter Of The Estate OF John Twigg.,
deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N Thomas Twiggs. Adminisuator Of The
estate Of John Twigss. deceased, ha, rendered
for settlement, and hlod In said Court, bis
nnal account OF bis administration Of said 80
tate and petition for final distribution Of tie
fetidue 81 said estate among tue persons en-
titled thereto aud that "wednesday, the lth
day off'bfuAry, 4, u 1881. Al lOA. "a, al The
Court room Of said Court. 10 the County Court
House, Salt lake city and County, utah Ter,
rltory, has bccu duly appointed by the Judge
Of said Court, for the settlement Of sAid az.
count and heatinF SAID petition for dislTibu
Ton, at which time and place nny person inter.
Gated In said estate may appear and show
cause, fAny there be, why saidAccOunt should
not be- settled and approved aud inal distribu'
ton made Ne prayed for,
Dated Junuhfy gih, 1891.
q, D.. Al.LLN, clerk Of Probate Court,
liy c. D.. PHANTOM. Deputy. DIV
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

NoTlCE II HEREBY GIVEN ny THE
~ undersigned Administrative 81 tho
tstatc ~ John brown. deceased, late Of salt
lAto CITY, ut.h, Ia the creditors ", and all per
sons having claims against the tsid deceased,
70 exhibit them with tho Necessary vouchers.
within 1hN months after the nrst publication
~ thus notice, 70 sad adminisiratrir. at 'hc
once ~ Charles u, icars0n, attorney AZ law.
" :; Main street, salt iatc city, that being
The place for the Transaction Of the business o.
SAID estate. ANNA NJ brown,
Admlnisirairix OF the Estate Of John nfown.
Deceased.
Dated January 9TH. 1901. sat oaw Nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

Remember this' It does not pay to
feed heavily scrub cow for milk when
You can get ono Of well known milk
breed for moderate price nowadays.
The bloodod mixer eata no more than
the proftlosa beast.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27
LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the Probate Court In aud for salt Lake
County. Territory OF Utah.


County, Territory OF Utah.
In tho Matter Of tho Estate Of Patrick Hall,
Deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
~ jameu ", Moyle, administrator Of the Is.
tate OF Patrick Hall, deceased, hAs rendered
for settlement, and fled ~ said court. his hnal
account Of hts administration Of said estate
and petition for nnal distribution OF the residue
OF SAID estate Amuug the persons entitied
thereto, aud that Wednesday, the eth day 81
February, 4. u, 1891, a. 10 O'Clock am, at the
Court Room Of said court, In the County Court
lIoufe, salt Lake city and couuty, utah
Territory. has been duly appointed by lie
Judge OF said court for tho tatiloment 81 said
account and hearing aid petition for dsiribu.
ton, at which time aud place any person inter.
osted In sAid estate may appear aud show
cause, " an there be,why said account should
not be settled aud approved and nnal diatriLu,
ton made a. prayed Tor
dated JanuaTye lshl,
q. u. ALLAN,
CLERK OF the Probate Court.
nyC. ., STANTON. Depuiy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

Tho Minnesota agricultural expert.
ment station has found that by washing
butter In the granular slate with brine
the full amount Of salt Is Incorporated
with tho butter. go $50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

Dairy and farm butter should be sold
anec'ly to consumers to DO profitable,
There nro y few tolerably sure signs
" poor butter maker uo never Is
sen NJ dairy conventions or butter
schools and ho never takes paper. IIo
ilaNes greasy butter In summer and
WOODY butter in winter. And you
would DO apt oven TO catch him smoking
fi0se to tho milk aud butter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

A sllAEL u. Woodbury. tue GUAR
"A dian Of the person and Estate o. John
woodruff aud Julia Woodruff, minofa, having
Med Its petition herein, duly verified, pfaying
TOT an order of sale Of tho real estate 81 saiI
lulnnff, Tor tie purposes therein set forth, 10 H.
hercli ordered that tho ncxt of Lin of tie
OF said minor appeAr before the said rrniI1fs
Court 90 saturday, the .itt LAY of Irhruafy,
lsll, stloo'clock 10 the forenoon Of said d4f, Il
we 'vutt Nogin Of said if0baie CouH1at tho
SAT- Lake, Utah Territory, 70 chow cause why
~ ofdot should not he granted 10 the said guar.
dian, " tell 80 much o. The rcal estate NJ tho
sHid minors, ~ private safe, - thaii b. ucect.
tnu ,hnd ihata copy N This order ~ published
~ lolst thIca successive weeks m tho prsthrr
tAIsise NLws, ucwspApsr printed ahd rub.
hthcfin snlf city amt CuuuiI
Dated januarf ana, itai.
O. W. nAllrln. rfoNaie Jnhrr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

In tho matter Of the Estate Of John Nash. de.
ceased.
Notice o. time end place TOT tho hearing Of
petition Tor admission - Probate of viii.
DUEauANT 10 ~ ORDER or sAtp
Il Court 10 said matter, notice u hereby
gwen thai friday, The tth day ot fehruAry
=. ". l.ils ~ " p,clo.t a, ui.. A. the County
court housc,ia Salt lake CITY, Utah Territory
In the couft room Of stid Court. has hson aps
pointed the time and place Tor the hearing uf
petiti1n Of Charlotte Nash, playing Tor The
admission 10 probate Of aecftAin document
iheiowith presented, pufpofting 70 be the last
WI snd iestAmoni OF John Nash, dcre ased,
when hni where All peftons Interested may
appear and oppose the probate Of said will
or the granting Of letter. tcstamentary or Adi
ininutfaiion with the Will annexed 10 4. q,
GriEGs, o. prayed for ~ said petition.
In witness whereof. have hercunto set my
hand nnd HniNef the seal ~ said court this
siih DAY Of January. A. u. 1891
sLAt- q. D.. ALLEN,
CLERK Of the Probate Count.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

had lost her sheep and couldn't Ten wberc
20 hnd them" so the ola nuffnfY fhyfne
says, and n goes on 90 nd her 's'f savr
thrm alone and they'll come home and
bring their tails behind then" All this
may ~ true Of ipsi shocp. but II YOU have
lost your hrslth you cannot Afford 10
have that alone. II will not come hack
81 ~ own accord. somo people hreq that
thoy mover bother about colds, They "ist
them 20 the way they came" Aiasi TOO
Often the victims 10 Ito n runsufnptlve's
grave tntil very recently a ctifv Tor
Consumption, which l. uniyorisiiy ae.
knowicdfod TO b. scfniiia aneciins tia
lunEs, would have been looked upon nj
miraculous, but now people arc bsrInning
~ ftnllfr that the dlfrnag T. MT infurshie
Df. picfcoe Golden Medical uiao1v,ry Viii
cure u N taken IN tifne ani given 4 fair
trial. This wotlf.ttnowuui rrmndr viii
not make new lungs, bat Il will restnre
Clsnased ones 20 healthy state when oiher
means have failed. II Il the ninsi Bpt0nt
tonic, or strength rusiofcr. attentive. or
blood cleanser, and uutrtltc. N nesh
builder known 90 medical science. For
Lingering Coughs. Weak Lungs, snlttins N
blood, Liver Complaint and iytnef,sia
OF Indigestion, Il u IN uneguaisd Irfne,iy.
---------------------s
mn. sACI.S ffATsIsltIE tfrsN.nv
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27
Creamery Tips.


A well known and reliable firm Of
dealers in dairy products In Boston con.
tribute 10 The Creamery journal the fol-
lowing suggestions about packing and
shipping.
While we indorse tho recommends
ton 10 have ut least a portion Of tho
cows come in during the fall for winter
dairy. at tho same timc wo realize that
tho important point at present Is, how
can the farmer make the most money
out Of his herd IA they arc at present,
md situated ns he Is.
OF course tho moro money tho cream.
cry gets out Of Its product the moro the
farmer gets for his milk or cream. Us tho
case may DO; 90 wo venture ~ mako u
few suggestions.
In tho first place. the butter must DO
good In order TO command tho top mar.
ket price, not forgetting that In very
warm weather extra precautions must
DO taken in tho matter OF using ice when
gathering croam, watching II closely
during ripeping process, and perhaps
churning u little oftener. by doing so
we believe there's would be much less
sour butter made.
In the second place, Use packages TO
suit tho market. Butter packed IN soft
wood tubs, assorted sizes, commands the
,,hs ,or t,vo,,v. four hours hcfore main,
a. ante n number az tnIs an butter snpii
ON sides. OWING 10 neglect In preparinr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27
Trnnironi OF t'tui,J.
County or saltfakr 49,

], g. J., Allen, clerk Of tho Probate Court In
andioI the County of salt Lake, In the Tenn.
tory ~ utnh. DO hereby certify that the fore
gong 70 a iull, tue ana correct COPY OF order
" show cause why order Of faiCof real estate
nnd guarilanship " John Wooifnf and Iuii4
woodruff, minors, filed ianuary g.nd, iisi, ~
appears uf rucom 10 my once.
In witness whereof, I have hcfclnto set my
hant ADD unlNoi the seal Of saId Court, thi.
.lnd day q January, a. u. 1891
IttAL g., y, ALLEN,
49,, CLERK Of Probate Court
prpuiY CLERK. 4
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


FTIaTV OF ITVTTIT . 1THV-I UVVFaIVIs
NOTlCK ~ IIHREnY GIVEN Bf THE UN,
~ dcrsigned. AdministfAtfiN of the estate
OF Thomas a.. JonrH, deceased, TO the creditors
OF, and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, 10 exhibit them with the ntres'
safi.N ouehofs, within four months after the nisi
publication nt this notice, 10 the said Adtsinit'
ifHifiN, NJ her residence salt Lake City, In the
County Of salt lake,
Dated January 10Th, 1901.
lllLA JfssON JONES,
AdministrAirit OF tho Estste OF Thomas O.
JOnCs, deceased. Il oAN hs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

IN the matter o. the Estate and Guardian.hip
OF John Woodfnn Ani julia Woodrun,
Minofs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate court of the county OF salt
Lato, Territory " Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court In and for salt Late
County, Territory of Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

The internal revenue receipts from
olcomargarine had steep fan in the
past year. Tho main reason Is said to
be that real butter has been so cheap
and plentiful. Another reason Is that
the dairy statea hayo forced their legis-
latures to pass sueh stiff restrictive laws
that tho oleo article has almost been
driven from tho market IN some OF them,
A fayorite law In some Of the states is
one compelling makers Of oleomWgsriuo
10 tint ita. beautiful p.lk coley.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-01-27

IN ihc matter Of NO i.sialo Of john Nash, d
ceased
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05

Boston, Feb 3, 1881. The butter market show
ed no activity yesterday, but prices were fairly
maintained on fine stock. Fancy brands of West
err creamery ruled at p cents, and extra at y
70 - cents per pound, IN round lots ON grades
of fresh ranged from 20 to "A cents
Cheese was firm, with sales of extra Northern at
l04a to II cents the outside for small lots
Eggs were steady at u to p cents for Western
and 2G cents for Eastern.
Northern and Eastern spring chickens nj IL IA
IL cents; fair to good 10 to - cents Northern fuw Is
choice fresh Killed 10 to - cents ducks 10 to BE
Bcans-Cholce small New ork hand-picked at
: 30 to : - per bush; choice New York marrow
hand picked pkd 30 to , -; choice screened pc,
, 10 to 20; choice yellow Eyes at 90 to 10. Joh
bling prices 10 cents higher.
Choice prime hay at 2li to SIG fair to good 4lI
to SD Eastern fine SIP to Sl3, poor to ordinary
$40 to 81, East swale so; Rye Straw choice, SIS
to 10, Dat straw SO
Potatoes-We quote Hoult0n lIebrons at Rose
: % per BUSH; do iiebrons ! 05 Aroo took Rose
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05
state Of Maine.

WALDO >S.-Taken on execution AMI "5ll ha
" scld by public auction on the scFcnth daE nf
March, \. u. 1890, at one O'Clock IN the aft"rpnC,.
at the office Of X. f Dunton, in Belfast, NJ -ai
County Of Waldo, all the right i'll equity which
EDMUND Is. RAMSEY, of MontViHC, In said
June. \. y. 1890, when the same was attached on
the original writ, to redeem the following de~crlh
ed mortGaged real estate situated III MONTY lille, iu
said County Of Waldo to wit A certain parcel
OF land with The buildings thereon situated in said
MuntVllle, and bounded as follows, to Wit: Be
ginning at the range line dividing ranges fourteen
and fifteen, twenty rods n0rthcrly from the north
east Of lot number four, and on the roal catiinI
70 the north ridge, thence by said ru;ti north 90
deg, west eighty rods, to tile range line dividing
ranges thirteen and fourteen thence north "a leg,
west eighteen and one half rods to the road thence
south Is deg, west iftY-eight rods To SAID range
line dividing ranges thirteen and fourteen, thence
south 22t deg, east thirty eight rods thence south
u deg, east forty eight rods To the range line iii
vidlng ranges fourteen and fifteen; thence NORTH
81 deg, east on said range line eighty eight rods
to the place of beginning, containing forty-thrce
acres, more or less.
also another parcel of real estate situated in
said Montville, in range fourteen, according the
survey of said town by Bullarl and Bulcn, ami
bounded as follows, to wit Beginning in the
middle of the road leading from Joseph &. FOLEY :
by Frederick Ramsey's, on the range line dividing
ranges fourteen and fifteen; thence said range
line north "a deg east ninety three rods, to ihinc-
frcnch's land, thence westerly on said land Of
Phineas French, about seventy eight rods to the
range line dividing range thirteen and fourteen
thence southery on said range line to the middle
of the road aforesaid, thence castcrly, following
said road to the place of beginning, containing
forty eight acres, more or less.
Dated at SCarsmOnt, this Both day of january, 4.
ID. l>9l.-3W6
A. G. tAsWELL, Deputy Sheriff.
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05
BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.

CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
Pfod"ce Norket Price Paid Producers.
Apples " bush, G0al.2j HAY u ton, s0oaI00o
&C dried y b. 6aSIEIides t. Il, 3I.d4
Beans, ~ bur- . , 40 Lamb H. h. 7oo
medium, 2.00a2 II Lamb Skins 50al 90
yellow eyes,2.tJ 300 Mutton r. b. Gas
Butter e. ID, loa22Oats Y bush, b Ii, y ~
Beef y b, 5a7Potatoes 706 n
Barley " bush, G5a10 Round Hog t. H. 5a5is
Cheese u b, 100 STRAW ~ ton 7OOGS 90
Chicken, " IL, l0ll2 Turkey t. h. ISn9O
Calf Skins, h. 596Veal u b. ga
Duck y ID, l2al4 Wool, washed T. III, 81 az
Eggs doZ., 24Wool, unwashed y Oh
Fowl b, Sal0lW ood hard 4 60 az On
Geese " ID, l29l4 Wood SOFT 3.00a3.50
Refaa Narhef RetaH N4rIe
Beef, corncd, " h, 7asII.ime " BILL local ~
Butter, salt, " box, lNOat Meal Y h. ~ as
Corn u bush, 12IOnions e H. Io5
Cracked Corn " bush, n Oil kerosene ~ ral dIo
Corn Meal t. bush, ri Pollock " h. 3s5a4
Cheese " b, l2al5l Pork IT. Ii. sao
Cotton Seed y cwt., I40Plaster " bbl., LOCAL n
Goldfish, dry, Y b, GdSlRye Meal IT, H. 1
Cranoerres, qt., lfa 10 shorts " cWt., 135
Clover Seed " ID, l0dl4.Sugar y h. ca
Flour u Dbl, 4.5Oa 7.50iSalt, r. H. H. bush 10
Ii.G; seed bu,l.Ioa so Sweet Potatoes % b, Gao
Lard " ID, 9allIWheat Meal % H. 3Io1
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05

The Best Spring Tonic
sold at
! City Drug Store.
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05

l,-tal. aud see these goods every one of them
is Il genuine hargain.
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05

4 6 'F'''- ii' 5000 ~
LlBEiTY. The entertainment I. tlir rhilelr.n ,r
the Han Friday evening was Il pc,ract success IN
every respect. They an did -Htndi,IE. ana 1T Mas
a great surprise to nearly AM urc-rlf IA -hn,y-
what thorough aiming Wilde. -. Nathan BepI,.f+.
one Of the musicians Who played for the social
dance after the cliLiren's concert started r,. 6f
home at Woodlands Mills about O'Clock Satur,i.,
morning, ANA WAS thrown from III. sl.-I.,h yyhiI5.
neaI George CoN'1 and yerv mach rHt ;.,ou ~.
head and face He was picked up ,.t.t-jtI. l, >,
tcamster mis- way to Belfast and taken in t.. In,
CoX's where he remains at this Writing III roam
was not found uutil SUNDAY nirht Il MI. f,,nI
at the stable of d MIR Clements N Crufrr MIN
vilie Fabulous stories Ate toiI rf III i.,-"a
numbers of fish caught in George. LAKE i'm
but how ran we authenticate ,h,l.n maui W.,
the fish ?Notutb-tanslipe the COLI ri, i,,.
more business is being lone in l1uoIpt-f- if fan.
several years past. our streets are fan of wood
and bark teams ana teams loaded ,,itb -t.8. titi,
Der AMI logs for the stevens min which is ,l,llr
more business than has been done there any Mn.
ter since il was rebuilt about Ten ve.rs .,on
Geneva knowlton is home from Portland on a
visit Our Augusta delegation all spent Sundav
| at home =. Montvile viii furnish f6ur i,r,n,rn
for the April term Of the L 5. Court held at pori.
The Republican journal., 1891-02-05

.,..,..,,,, .,.,.,,.,
passed AWAY from his home a. Fort Point ON the
aiybtof Int 2-th. nd Ma l,eo, III t;,o
, '''''' ''V'" III ior sumo 'lme'
u ail seeiheu sudden at last for his friends
had hoped even against hope that his life might he
spared. Mr.. Thompson vas one of our Old and
Believed citizens ana his JOSS viii be greatly fph
lie wa alWats interested in ali public nrnefts
and Tor many wears has been connected win III
our town interests and his vacant seat in / odpe
and Grange, VIII bring deep sadness to the hearts
Of many. Nj. Thompson endeared himself IN his
friends. HIS cheerful voice generous nature lis
ready sympathy win long be Remembered, and in
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-12-01

| had some faith and great hopes
during the late campaign that Bro.
Highley would get his eyes open !;
but he says in the last Journal /: eff
the Peoples party still insists on
it's dictatoriai manner of running
things without consulting the Dem
ocrats, the Journal is in favor of a
straieht-out, old-fashioned Demo-
cratic ticket" He also says, in the
same issue, that "the sub-treasury
scheme and the government owner
ship of railroads are visionary, and
caused the defeat Of the Peoples
party"
When the brother does get his
eyes open, he will see that the Re-
publican bosses are as anxious that
the Democrats should run a straight
ticket as he is, and that the Peoples
party has other reforms in view
than simply defeating the Republic
an party and fighting over five
cents difference in the tariff Sched-
ule. M. j. TURREIL-