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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05
Go to The Bee Hive for bargains in ladies',
misses and children's hosiery and underwear.
JOTTlNGS ABOUT TOWN.

The supreme court has adjourned until
next Monday.
Bertha Dibert has sold to James Perkins
lot u. block 81, Northern Pacific addition,
for $500.
George w. Graham. has bought lot 20,
block 46, Broadwatsr addition, for 81, $50,
from II. N. Dunlsvy.
There are seventeen prisoners in Tho
time, and the others are awaiting trial.
The Ladies' Aid society Of st.. Paurs
Methodist Episcopal church meets this af-
ternoon at 2:30 at the residence of Mrs. w.
d. Gebauer. 812 Dearborn avenue.
All members of the Helena Catholic lit
erary society are requested do be present at
the regular meeting this evening, to take
part IN the semi-annual election of officers.
Two of the five men arrested on Sunday AZ
guilty OF stealing some clothing from .
dealer in the Sixth ward and sentenced to
thirty days in jail.
There will be a meeting of the democratic
central committee of Lewis and Clarke
county at the Hendricks club rooms Satur-
day evening to arrange for the calling Of a
county convention.
II is reported that as a result of the
troubles in Johnson county, Wyoming. the
Burlington officials have concluded not to
extend their line beyond Gillette, the pres
ent terminus. this year.
Tho president, vice -president, executive
commissioner and secretary Of the board Of
Worlds fair managers have been consti-
tutsd an executive committee to act when
me board 10 not in session, and to have all
its powers.
The regular meeting of Wadsworth
Womans Relief corps, auxiliary to Grand
Army of the Republic post No. 3. will be
held at G. A. n. hall, May s. All members
are requested to be present. Preparations
for Memorial day are in order.
Location notices were filed with the
county clerk yesterday rs follows: May
Flower lode. Helena district, by John
Adams; The Gallagher. ton miles north Of
Helena, by William II. Brown; twenty
acres Of placer ground in scully guloh, BY
John katsch.
The democratic state central committee.
at the nesting at Great Falls. according to
the papers Of that oity, decided that the
delegates to the convention to name repre-
sentatlves to go to the national convention
at Chicago, would also be the delegates to
the state convention that nominateg state
officers.
Nine companies OF tho Tenth United
States cavalry. oolored. will take the
stations Of the First cavalry in Montana.
The new arrivals will go to Keogh. Custer,
hSpAnAiUo1Ac duu DuIOFQ. Lieut., COl,
Perry Ia in command, with Major Norrel
second in command. They will all roach
their new stations this week.
The only bid for the construction of the
worlds fair building at Chicago,
WAS submitted by r. @. Thomas Of Livinps-
ton, and his price was $21, 100. The sum
set apart for the building ia SIS, 600. Gal
traith d Fuller, the architects, gave a bond
that II their plans were accepted the build
ing would be built for the amount of the
appropriation.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05
THE BASE BALL SEASON.
Helena Team Plays It's First
Game Of the Series
May IA.
Manager Dallas Has Eight Players
Already Signed for the
Home Team.
The Olinia1 snhsd uls of tho Montana state
Lengue far This SEASON
Made Up.

The base ball season in Montana opens
ON May ID whom the first games will be
played a. follows: MissoulA NJ Butte. Phil
iDsburg at Bozelnan and Great Falls ii
Helena. The schedule committee Of tho
Montana league has arranged for . series
OF sixty-ons games for ths championship
psnnsnt between Helena. Butte, Missouls,
Philipsbura, Rozsman and Great Falls.
The home team plays its second game at
Great Falls and its closing game Of the sea
son at Helena on Sept. 25. On the
Fourth Of July it will be at Philipsburg.
MisEoula will meet the home team on Deo-
GRAFTON day Of Helsns, The teams COM
posing the lcagne are to play for the state
championship, thu club winning ths high
ess percentage of games an laid down by
the schedule committee to BIO declared the
winner. A tic or draw game, or \ game pre-
vented or stopped by rain is to DO played off
BY mutual agreement. II they do not aerse ii
Will be played of, a. directed by the league
board. Each club il to have half OF the
championship series of games with every
other club played on it's grounds, and in all
the details Of these games that do not
involve the rights Of the visiting clubs
under the playing rules, but relate solsly TO
such games as attractive exhibitions to the
patrons of the home club, the visiting club
il to defer to the wishes of the home club.
The batting order Of the visiting club must
30 furnished tho evening before the game,
oE ~ 10 O'Clock the next morning. II this
u not done, a fins Of $40 ia imposed. The
home club comes under the same rule. The
visitors are also allowed to practice on tho
home grounds OH each day Of their visit
between II and u O'Clock.
Iha general admission fee to all champ
lonship games will be 80 cents. For each
game played the home club must pay the
visitors S75, or the visitors may choose to
take 30 per cent. of this gate receipts. In
the event Of q game stopped by rain before
the completion of five innings the home
club will issue rain checka good for any
succeeding game. II the checks are issued
the visiting club is not entitled to any per-
centsge or the guaranty. It they ara not
Issued the percentage or guaranty stands
good a. 1t the game had never been played.
When a postponed or drawn game, which
has not been previously partially played, ID
played on the same day with a regularly
seheduled game, tho visiting club il to re-
celvo a double guaranty, but only a single
percentage. The playing and scoring rules
OF the National league have been adopted
az the playing and scoring rules Of the
Montana league.
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LUKE-LOGAN.
a Very Pretty Wsddine NJ 81. Pstss,s
Church Last Evamin9.

- very pFetty Waddlng NJ St. pAtAS's
Church Last Evanin9.
The marriage Of MI. John ". Luka and
Miss Katherine Logan, daugiisor Of MIS-.
Odslia Logan. of this city. was Witnessed
BY q large number OF friends At 81. Peters
church last evening. II was d pretty we'd
ding. The altar Of the church was deco-
rated With beaptifnl white lilies. lhs bAp-
slsnaal font w.s mr. nountsd with iiliaa and
yinos while at the right Esre stately palms.
soon after eight O'clock strains OF the i'm
pFesslye LohenRrin signallod tho coming Of
ne bridal party. II was led by the ushers,
E Hassss; s MlItlsaa a q; h & \. Gso Y VI M,i rhMsI ss!
0hrst Logan, the maid Of honor, followed
w,tn MI. Il. a. Luke, the Rroom's best man.
hnah came the hrids on the arm Of her
brother Mr. William II. Logan. She wore
= beautiful gown Of IVORY white brocaded
satin with lnce and the nAuAl bridal veil
tar she was met BY the groom and the REQ
sor 81 the church, DR.. Webb, who psr-
Formed the marriage ceremony while they
were kneellng beneath a graceful arch OF
mowers aud vines. A reception, to which
only, ultimate friends and relatives wers
invited, was held at the residence of tho
couple left on tho east bound train for q
VISIT TO Chicago and st. Lonis. They will
rotufn in . few weeks to reside In Helens.
very many congratulations weKs given TO
the bride and groom over q union which all
friends regard as most happy. Mr.. LIKE
mas lived in Helena nearly ten years, and
IN that time he has found warm and lasting
friends In business and social life. Among
the younger set Of men not one more pop
ular with all Oan be found. He holds a
responsible position in the Helena National
bank. and has a business future bright with
promises Of suocess. The charming young
woman whose ~fprtunss are united with his
is adaughter OF Mrs. Odelia Logan. widow Of
the late Capt. Logan, = gallant army officer
Hple in this state. She has bsen 4 f~avorite
IN the society Of Helena by reason of her
beauty nj smiable manners. Mr.. and
Mrs. Luke begin their married life with
many wishes that it may be long and I'M
marred by misfortune.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05
HUNGRY THIEVES
They AaRsaGk Private Nesidcncss ana !
Grocery Store, III

They Aaasaek Private Nesidcnces ana Z
As6Gery Store, 5a9
The residences OF w. III. Cox, W. u, Ed
Rar and IA. -. Oalon were entered Tuesday
night, and nil the cooked and nncooksa
1000 the thieves could lay their hands on
wns either eaten or carried away. They
did not care, apparently, to take anything
but provisions and Money. because though
they rsnsacksd tho houses pretty we'll,
little else was missing. They act into
VIE. C0x'a house Wy the kitchen window,
wentFthrongh every room IN the honse
save three bedrooms. They took all tho
provisions they could find. At Mr., aaleu's
thby helped themselves TO both provisions
anu money.
~ WAh tlbOut H,D0 4. III. when they visited
y. y. Hdgnr's. 7D Harrison avenue. They
sHacted. mn entrance through II rear window
Ana hndlug some candles ON a table, liz
them and began a search of tho premises.
Ilic reflection of the light awakened Mr..
Edgar, and he heard them going out
through the front hall. An inspection
showed the only article missiug WAS n shay.
ing aAt. Nv was judged that there were two
men engaged In the work, as some chew
Ing tobacco and a h~alf-hufnad cigarette
wore found in place Of the missing a~tticlea.
In addition to robbinR private hausss.
they got into the store Of Kleinsehmidt
Bros. on Main HtrsSt, and took q lot Of
eRga, Liquors. sardincs aud shelf goods, be-
aidea 10 in silver left in the cash drawer.
lnero Is no trace of the thieves.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05

The Great Northern has been chosen as
the official Montana route to the National
Educational association meeting, to DO
held at Saratoga in July. The. official trans
portation committee met April 90 and
named the Great Northern to st. Paul, the
Northwestern to Chicago. and tho Grand
Trunk from Chicago to Saratoga. There
will be a through sleeper run from Butte,
Helena and Great Falls for this party's OK
elusive use.
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Cabinets, $3.50 Per Dozen,

We will close our business at Broadway
photograph gallery on May 14th. aud until
that date, or until material on hand is OK
haustad. will offer our best Artistic cabinet
photo, warranted, at $3.50 per dozen.
Groups b cents extra.
A RnNy.r.r&,
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Notice il hereby given that bids will DO
received by the undersigned until Monday
noon, May 0. 1899, at the office Of the build
ing inspector, oity hall, for the laying and
completing Of asphalt. concrete sidewalks
on east and south aldo of public library
building M per plans and specifications at
office Of building inspector.
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Naomi kebeknh Lodge No, 1, 4. q. o. n
Meets the fret and third Thursdays Of
every month ut eight O'Clock y. IN.
NELLIE W.. hEI1, Noble Grand.
A. q. sMrHsoN, Secretary.
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The entire Hrunel1 stock Of dry goods
aud notions has been removed to Nm. q
Main street, four doors above Parchcn,s
drug store. The Antira stock must bs sold
before June / Mt prices Mt less than fifty
cents on the dollar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05

samuel x. Davis Special.
INVESTMENT STOCKS.
Bald R~utte-smnll lots-1OD, $50. 1928.
Bald Eutte--large lots-b. 600 shares.
Bi-Metnllio Extension-small lot-l5O
shares.
Bl-Metallio Extension-largs lot-6,O0
shares.
Combination, 100000 shares.
Cumberland lCastle). LOCO to 5000 shares,
Iron Mountain. 10000 shares.
Helena and Victor, 900 to 1.OpU shares.
Poo man, 200 and 1000 shares.
Any OF these lots will do to buy. l1nquire
for pticcs Mt
Rooms 2i and ~. Bailey block.
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Ayants Wantad.

Agent In Helena md every city in Mon
tana wanted by Now York Life Insurance
company. Large commission paid; en-
p%erlance not necessary. Address Is, Bailey
block, Halenn.
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Gnlh Klnnir

Elegant office rooms for rent, also hall
suitable for lecture, lodge or club room.
Apply to JAS. Sullivan. room II.
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~, large limo of new glassware juat received a
Ii,e Ice tive at prices that defy competition.
ALI new patterns,
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Bargains in Ready Mixed Paints.
Raynold's strictly pure house paint, $1.25
per gallon.
White iron paints, $l.2O per gallon.
Roof and barn paint. in barrels, 600 per
gallon.
Roof and barn paint, in five gallon kegs,
Soc per gallon.
AT H. M. Parchen & Co.'s drug store.
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An elegant limo Of spriuR goods has just
been received. Tho very la.est patterns.
Prices reasonable, j, Il, JonNsoN.
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Every ono can uilord to carry n silk umbrella
fast black, when tho price ia rs low as III 80. MS
advertised In another column by tho Doe Hive.
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Buy q ladies silk umbrella for $1.5o or a gen
tieman's 28-inch all silk umbrella for $1.7b at
The Bee Hive special sale.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05

Sheet music just received at The Bes Hive
comprising tho latest sensations, only 10 cent?
per copy. Send for catalogues.
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Order Your anita.

Mrs. Anna karsteht, midwife, No. aOa
N. ltodhey street. Helena, Mountains,
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The Highest Cash Prico

Paid for I'LL kinds of household furniture
by q. II. Taylor u Co., 115 Broadway. All
kinda OF seopnd-han4 goods for sale at low
est prices.
HELENA OrrFrr.rrNc E1opr.
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Baby carriages at Tho Roe Hive at less thar
eastern prices. Call and see their full sized, iror
wheel carriage at $6.5a.
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Special; White aprons. only abo, largo size,
good quality, now stock, big value for tho money.
Butcher d BRADLEY.
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Miss Mary Il. Jackman gives private
lessons in shorthand. Room 40. bailey
block. Cali Mt office for terms.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05

Tho beAt spring weight. lambs wool underwear
Tor nlen IN tho market at tIhe Iiea Hive, only i.
per suit.
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Notice to Contra ctors.

Skimmin Il ltssig, dentists, Sixth and Ma in
lady assistant. Teeth extracted pninIessly.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05

Mysteries OF tho Court OF London, comnlete
in eight volumes, ut Tho Zee Hive. Price 81.
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The entire Hruneil stock Of dry goods
and notions has been removed 10 No, u
Main street, fonr doors above pArcltsn,a
drug store, Tlie entirs stock must be sull
before June 1 AT prices at less than fifty
Oeuta an the dollar,
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Special sale ON silk umbrellas this week at
The leo Hive
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The entire Brunell stock OF dry goods
and notions has been removed to No. 8
Main street. four doors above Parchen's
drug store. The entire stock must be sold
before Jane l at prices ut less than fifty
cents on the dollar.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05

The entire Brunell stock of dry goods
ana notions has been removed to No. o
Main street, four doors above Parchen's
drug store. The entire stock must be sold
before June l vt prices ut less than fifty
cents on tile dollar.
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,Heningway's. embroidery silks, Japan floss.
Miomnn iloss and rope silk only 40 per dozen Mt
Tho Bce Hive.
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q carload Of Cllurcb's i'm proved AJabas-
tine Just received ~ II. IA. Parchen s. CO.
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Ladies' underwear at The Zee Hive in large
variety at bargain prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-05

For fresh and clean grass seed at bottom
prices go to II. NJ. pnrohen & Co.
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Important to Educators.

Ron Hiva
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Democratic County Committee.
The democratic central committee for
the county Of Lewis and Clarke will meet
in the rooms of the Hendricks Democratic
CLUB in the city OF Helena on Saturday
evening. May z, 1892, at eight O'Clock. A
full attendance il requested, as business
connected with the calling OF a county con-
vention il to be transacted. The commit
tee consists Of tho following named per-
sons
Helena. D. Jackson. A. Dorritv, g. B.
Garrett. !. IA. Peterson, ~opruille Braden,
!: y. Crutcher, Daniel Hanley, David
Marks. IN
East Helonn-F. +. Marshall,
G~oodWins-John Kay.
B~axendale-J. g. Lynch.
Marysyille--J. N. halston.
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snniue, x. Davis, sns,tal.

Foster kid gloves at The Bee Hive this week
only 81. rs. ~
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National Convention Fares.
The Great Northern will make a rate of
one fire for the round trip to all national
conventions. The first one will be the re-.
publican convention at Minneapolis.
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HVlGks ceIAbrnted luWsr KAed for sale ut
eastern prices at II. m. Parcilen n TO.
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National Convention Ear

New books at The Bee Hive at popular prices
LARGEST line in the city. $500
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Don't fail to attend the umbrella sale 1t The
Bee live. Prices lower than ever before.
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For Rent.

Kranich's grove, saloon and private house
for q term Of several years; terms very rea-
%sonable; the only summer resort near Hell
ena. Inquire at The grove.
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BORN.

Hive
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Democratic County co,nm,ttse.

The Bee Hive are leaders In low prices on
towels and table linen Give thom . call.
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1nHIvIdunl Platforms =
OF foreign md domestic auitinga have just
been received by JOHNSON,
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IRKdI UI&nKB at tHIb Office.
The .Jenness- Miller patterns at Butcher d
Badley's. los broadway.
Rock, mountain specimens suitable for pros
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As IIAR1SITYt
Chairman OF Committee.
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HELENA OurFtTT1Nd STORE,
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Legal blanks at this office.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-04
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning. AUGUST A. 1892

Both our local photographers, Hall and
futile & Son, have reduced the price Of cab
met pictures to 50 per dozen. Now is the
time to "secure the shadow ere the substance
fades"
The fall term of the East Maine Seminary
at Bucksport begins Aug. o. Rev. A. F.
Chase, principal Send for catalogue.
AT E. S. Pitchers music store, 90 High
street, can be seen some of the best pianos
ever built in Maine, the H. Dyer & Hughes,
of FoNcroft. If you want a piano you should
examine them.
The Boston Daily Globe of Tuesday SAYS:
About 11.45 yesterday morning Charles
Richards, sailor from Northport, Me, was
rowing across the track taken BY the North
ferry boat which had just started from the
Boston side. His dory was struck by the
ferry boat. he was thrown out and drowned
His body was subsequently recovered
Swan, Sibley Company, Belfast, dealers in
the Plymouth Vein coal advertise prices
i'll another column Geo. t. Reed, the
Belfast machinist and steam filter, is the
agent for aernloters for pumping and pow
er purposes, Boston Betting Co.'S Crown
hose and Columbia and Hartford bicvcle....
A plaid wooden shawl lost in Belfast
suitable reward will be paid by leaving tile
same with Jos. Williamson, il.
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Capt. John G. Condor, in sch. Leo, has
gone to Matinicus on a fishing trip.
The Swan Lake trout and salmon in Mr..
Francis aquarium are growing finely, and are
nearly 100 per cent. larger than they We're
when he put them into the tank. The fish
are healthy and readily eat the chopped
meat which is given them.
Mr.. o. r. Webster has an original device
for chopping throw-bait for mackerel fish
ing. He has knife attached to the arm of
jg-sawing machine. The bait is placed in
wooden trough and put under the knife
which quickly reduces it to pulp,
Saturday morning many boats We're out
but the nackerel did not bite. 1t rained
fishermen. One disguised angler went to
the fish market and bought thirteen macl<er-
ell which he proudly took home. He said if
he Went home with twelve fish it might
arouse suspici on, hut thirteen would make
everything right.
Friday i smart wind from the southeast
drove the macllerel into Belfast harboY. and
more We're caught ON that day than III ali
previous days this season. A large number
of boats We're in the harbor and the fish We're
caught as far mp as the lower bridge. In the
morning Mr.. Henry French caught eighty
off Mayo's shore, and was the only one to
catch many in the forenoon. In the after
noon, however, all the boats had good luck
Several boats took between 100 and POO each
The fish We're very large and handsome
One fisherman cruised all over the bay dur
ing the lorenzo and did not get a bite He
came into the harbor and in one hour caught
over 100. The water was quite rough and
many of the fishermen were seasick
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1892-08-04

The Waldo Horse Breeders held a meeting
Wednesday and made further arrangements
for their 4th annual races, which are to come
off at their park in this city, Aug. 9th and
25th, and promises to be the best Vet held
The trot to be given here this week by private
parties should not be COMPOUNDED with the
races of the Horse Breeders Association.
which is now in its fourth year, and has
done much to forward the horse breeding
interests in Waldo county
Their full program will be given next
week, but in brief we may say that it will
include paid up stakes for yearlng colts :
two year old colts; three year old colts; four
wears Old colts: a 3-mnute trotting class, and
a 2.45 trotting class. These are all full and
paid up, and include specimens of the best
horse blood to be found in the State or coun-
try, such as the get Of the following noted
stations: Nelson, Messenger, Wilkes, Con-
stellaton, Alcyone, Elmbrook The Seer,
| Ledo, Haroldson, Day Dawn and many 9TH
er noted stations. There are dozen colts
entered in the 3-year old class which are
| splendid specimens of their sires and Of
themselves worth attending the races to see
In addition the association has added a
| 500 purse for Il 30 class, entries to close
| Aug. H. which will draw some of the tastes
/ horses i'll eastern and central Maine. Entry
| Zee live per cent. with nomination, and five
per cent. more from winners only. Make
entries with the secretary at Belfast.
| Other minor entertainments such as a
running race, etc, will probably be sand
wrhed between the trottng heats for the
! public amusement, and the association are
hoping to arrange for the presence Of the
| the second day.