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The Republican journal., 1895-08-29
There are such Things.

Sc A-sEkPENTs DO EAI>T, FOR CAPT. CHAs.
DEEKING SAW ONE CLOSE ABOARD.
Capt. Charles Deering OF the steamer
fremont. gentleman whose story can be
accepted without reservation, gives the
Portland Argus an account Of a close view
he had Of sea serpent--for there is such
thing, whatever it may be. When was
about u wears of age, said Capt Deer
ing, ~ was cook on a sailing packet on
the coast Of Maine.
THE vessel was at anchor one dav in
penobscot bay about half mile south
west from Cape Rozier. The captain and
my selt We're dressing the fish when we
heard a noise that sounded like the rush
ing Of a brook over a fall The captain
shouted Whats that? and both Of us
looked NY and saw a huge creature OF the
serpent kind passing at about 200 feet dis
tant from the vessel ON the port side. 1t
was moving swiftly at the rate Of between
II and 20 miles an hour, and making a
strong wake.
''Part OF its head was above water, and
was that Of "A serpent; the body appeared
to be about as big as a hogslead and at
least 100 feet long. Its movement through
the water was the same as that of a water
snake. We were amazed at the sight. 1t
kept on its course and tried to pass be-
tween two islands where the water was
very shallow. This it seemed to find i'm
possible and in turning back lacking
ship, SO to speak-the monster threw its
forepart what seemed to us about so feet
out Of tile water Then we became salts
fed beyond doubt that we had seen tile
long talked about sea serpent.
shortly afterwards in Egemoggin
reach this same serpent, or one exactly
like it, was floating at rest on the surface
of the water and was seen by the Castine
cutter which happened to come along.
That same season Deacon Allen, who
lived on Pond Island in Blnehill Bay
while rowing between the island and The
main land, passed close by the same Great
ure and saw it distinctly
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29

pslTk i the night nd tittul and .lrearily
Iushes tho md. like the waves OF the sea
little care !, a. here cling eheefiiy,
Wife at my sIde ana babe On my knee
King, klng crown me the KING,
Home ) tbs Kingdom ana love IS the
KING
FLASHES tie freight upon the dear faces,
bearer and deareT as onward they CO.
Forces he shadows behind us and places
Brightness around us With warmth in the
glow.
hing, King, crown me the King,
fioli.e IS The Kingdom and Love is the
KING
Iieher fAan nliser with perishing treasure
Served With service no conquest could
hrng,
HalIy NatA fortune that words cannot meas
Iiglt-Lealied on tile hearth-stone can
.lngs
Kne. King, crqwn ne tie King.
H lie the Kingdom ana Love u The
Anon
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29
Dante.

At a festival scene in the city Of flowers
One bright sunny May in the long. long
ago,
In glad childhood they met. 0 gay shone
the bowers
OF fair smiling Florence, in mornings first
glow
To the dark eyes Of Dante She came as a
vision,
So Lowell, and fair, to his fancy it seemed
An angel Of beauty from mansions Elysian
Now watched DER his slunbers and smiled
when he dreamed.
The years glided onward-A hoy no longer
A scholar, a poet, and honored his name,
His love with the Years growing deeper and
stronger,
For Beatrice he tolel for fortune and
In his works one could trace his heartfelt
devotion,
His eyes told the story Of unconquerel
OF heart tempest-tosseei. like pillows of
When storm-elouas o'ershadow the clear
sky above
Q WHY was fate clliel, and why they We're
parted
And Beatrice another's has never been
known
WHY Dante. tile gifted, tile hrave and true-
hearted,
In anguish must suffer and sorrow alone.
Exeslff had God given this maiden 50 peer
Thy btauteous Beatrice t. l0He a. his own,
TLt -l'a1less qt Dahte, Has noble aud
AMI ~pvina cemedias lad never been
know II.
"a stern iatt-eruel wal -the IaSi tie was
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29
Cleveland Fishes; Hill Saws Wood.

President Cleveland IL fond Of hunting
and fishing, and leaves his post Of duty in
Washi ngton on numerous occasions to in
dulge in pleasant sport. Nero fiddled while
Christians burned; President Cleveland
fishes while Chris tans are being massacred
in China, and an +x-Consul languishes i'll a
French prison. Mr.. Cleveland does not neg
lect fishing for politics. If the fish bite, lie
does not care whether his political fence is
tottering or not, whereas, with Senator Hill
it is entirely different. He would never neg
lect politics for fishing. The bass might
bite, the trout jump, the buetish sport, but
he would pay no attention to their seduc-
tions unless he was sure that his fence
was all right. To use an expressive phrase,
Mr.. Hill is always Saving wood" Boston
journal.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29
The Tobacco War.

The present war existing between the big
plug tobacco manufacturers Is proving Very
interesting I, the consumers, they being the
only ones who are profting by this war. The
manufacturers are unquastonably losing IA
great deal of money, and, as far as we can
see, the whole cause Of the war is on account
of brand of plug tobacco called Battle
Az which appears to be as powerful a
weapon Its name implies The manrfac-
turers of Battle AK" claim it to be the
largest piece of high-grade goods ever sola
for the money. And the success Of the brand
the enormous quantity which is being sold,
clearly demonstrates that the consumers
have not been slow in detecting the fact that
they have bargain. This has caused the
demand for other heretofore popular brands
to be greatly diminished. Hence the present
great tobacco war.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29

DE- E. c. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREATMENT
authorized agents only to cure Weak Memory;
Loss Of Brain and Nerve Power: lost Manhood
Quick Night Losses; Evil Dreams: Lack Of
Loss Of Power of the Generativ We Organs il either
sex. caused by over-exertion, Youthful Errors, or
Excessly- Use q Tobacco. Opium Or Liquor,
which leads r. Misery, Consumption, Insanity
written guarantee to cure or refund money.
Sample package, containing fve days treatment,
with full instructions. p cents One sample
only sold to each person by mail.
r. II. MOODY. BELFAST.
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1hree-masted Iopsai: Schooners.

Captain Burns of the three masted top
sail schooner Deer Hill says there are only
three others of a similar rig at present on
the coast, the La Plata of st. John, n. b.,
and the Evolution and Perfection of Cam
ming. The rig Of the two latter differs in
that the square sails are on their main
masts instead of their foremost. He is
decidedly Of the opinion that the topsail
rig is better for Off shore work than the
plain fore and aft. Portland Press.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29
A Question of Nationality.


''BoSroN, Aus II. lhe three maSted
schooner Nellie Lamper has been sold to
Messls. z. Melnt yre 4 Go. II st. John,
\. b., "a about y. no. TAe Nellie Lam
per va built At Mystic, conn, in 1873,
and registers 3ll tons. size was formerly
owned w tile heirs u the late j. i. Lam
per Of Lynn, Mass, ana the recent sale
was made To settle tile estate. The owner
has enrolled the vessel as hailing from
Chicago Illinois), although she is t. en-
gage IN the lumber carrying trade between
New England ports and tho British Prov
iIces.
This paragraph hints Ut a kind Of trans
action which, if current lumors are true,
is becoming altogether 700 frequent for
the welfare Of the real American merchant
marine, and altogether too much calcu-
lated To bring American law and authority
into contempt with foreigners. Federal
statutes require that merchant vessels in
order to be enrolled VI licensed at ports
of the United States must he the property
of American citizens. II the ST. John firm
in question answers To this qualification,
we'll and good; ii ii rs composed Of British
subjects, its motive In enrolling at the
distant lake port of Illinois an American
vessel which it has purchased On the At
lantic seaboard may we'll he investigated
by the officials of the Government. TIL
schooner Lamper, SO this statement runs.
is to engage in the lumber carrying trade
between the British Provinces and New
England, which, as branch of foreign
trade, is Of course open to both American
and foreign vessels But American built
and American owned vessels only can law
fully engage in the American coasting
trade. There have been persistent reports
that certain ship merchants Of st. John
were eyading this requirement by pur-
chasing American vessels, retaining Il
nominal American nationality and Ameri-
can port of hail, and employing these
vessels III our domestic trade often id
charge of foreign officers Who will accept
lower wages than American Seamen. This
competition is not only embarrassing to
American shipowners and sailors, but it
is distinctly illegal, and III the practice is
as general as it is said 70 be, it cannot be
too energetically examined into and too
soon abolished.
Here is a splendid opportunity for the
acute Special Agents Of the Treasury De
partment. They can render 4 far better
service to their Government and to their
country than 10y quibbling over frozen
herring duties with the Gloucester fisher
men. Boston journal.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29

English SPAWN Iiniment removes all
Hard, Soft OF Caloused Lamps aud Blem-
ishes from horses, Blood Spavins, Curbs,
Splints, Sweeney, Ring Bone, STILES,
Sprains all Swollen Threats, Coughs, etc
Save $50 by use of one bottle. arranted
the most wonderful Blemisll Cure ever
known. Sold by A. A. Howes & Co, Drug
gists Belfast Me
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29
Relief la Six hnnrS.

Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases
relieved ia six hours by the NEW GREAT
SOUTH AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE THIS new
remedy is great surprise on account Of iFs
exceeding proinptness III relieving pain IN
the bladder, kidneys. back and every part
OF the urinary passages IN male OF female.
II relieves retention IF water and pain in
passing it almost Immediately. II you want
quick relief and cure this il yunr remedy.
Sold by a. I'm Howes Co-, Druggists, Rel-
fast Me
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29
Register OF Deep Water Vessels.
SHIPS.

Abner Coburn, G A Nichols, sid from Yo-
kahama May % for New York via Kobe.
A G Ropes David Rivers, at San Francis
co Aug u for New York.
a j Fuller, Walnut, ar at New York July
from Singapore
Alameda Chapman, at Moodyvile, B @,
Aug 10 for Sydney, NSW
Belle Of Bath, G Curtis, sailed from Singa-
pore Apr 20 for New York passed st Helena
prior t" July -.
Centennial, h Colcord, sailed from
Hong Kong Aug 3 for Baltimore
Charger, Goodell, arrived at La Plata
July y from Rio Janeiro.
Daniel Barnes. o Z Arpe, arrived at Phila-
delphia June 2 from Cebu.
Emma f Whitney, A S Pendleton, at New
York for Shanghai.
Gov Rope, Nichols sailed from Iloilo April
9 for Delaware Breakwater; passed st
Helena prior July Ii.
Great Admiral, Kowell, arrived off Homo
lulu June from San Francisco for Manila.
Henry Hyde, Phineas Pendletun, sailed
from New York May for San Francisco.
Henrietta, A NJ Ross, at Y kahama July
0 for New York.
Iceberg, + w Treat, arrived at Valparaiso
about july Il from New York.
Iroqnois, E ID T Nickels, arrived at Phila-
aelphIa June from New York.
John Mcdonald, [ p Cocord sailed from
New York July 10 for San Francisco.
Joserius, L K tiilkey, arrived AT Bnenos
Avres about Aag 10 from New York
Lleweilyn Morse, Clapp, cleared from
San Francisco .,llie % for karluiS
Mant,ri j .Iag,t,.,. Eaw snlallev, Sailed from
Honolulu June 20 for New York.
Mary l Gushing, Pendltton, cleared from
MIX ~ lsru \ Inn y, w
N.v El,nt + II = Ni,l,ol- .J.sred fro,n
Baltimore March 70 for san Francisco.
K < Thomas. &C Nichols, sailed from New
yak Inne Il fnr Y,,kahalt,a spoken june
- lf,ts5% ian n ~
p Hirrls1nrk Gat,s arrived AT SAN
tran,.,s,n XII fr,in Nnis,4lrs4n4
San .Inauuin Jarr,l,4,. arrived al N4w
York Ian q from Portland
s ID Carleton anlshrrv. arrived It MIL
bourne .Jnly II from New Hurk
~ NirhnIas G + ,'aryt,r sailed from New
WIN Nayo- ~ ~, Fran.is,o. snollen .J,nt
20 III \ IAN ~ ".
:, nn,il ,-,r,4r AZ u,n,, I>,,g Anril II
for NJ VIII - T. -A''F' 1870 :
State If Maine Fl G Curtis. cleared from
Philaaelnl,i,, .In. "a fnr Hlogo. snokel1 .JuIv
4 i'll y, 4 M IA "
NM i St.,}1ls ElAn cur1is salad
from Unnoh,liI .IInp a ior %rw York.
WANDERING len 30 Nichols. sailea from
New York Ma 10 for AMER: s,,ok4n Nav
% lat s. \ lon 81 "
viii II Macy. Anshurv. sailed from New
.I,m4 ~ for y ollahamae snokeu INN. "a. lat
= \ Ion q w.
IN n Conner FRANK \ fehuietol, salieu
from hlogo May lor for'laho ana Ne"
" II Rntch sswall q lancaster cleared
from fhlladeirlla Juiy = lof san Francisco
BAkKs
a.ia,n ~ smes q : Movers >, sbans,ha.
I1iv 5for Nh YAH
aiina T.a} Alansnn Eo,d arrived ~ Ros-
~, A., i, fron, p.,+s,nnl,th < II
~ rnrnar q q MrTnre saile1 iran,
M Sar,, NJ, ~ far Ii'n'i,l',
Reatr,rs Hay4ner Hirhhorn al Port
Sn,;r Al, fnr %nrth II Hattsras
Carri. i .r,lar T.n,..st,.. .,rrivaa ~ Para
Nh Is frnrl M Nnrls
~ y DiNar \ y Giii5av .rrivad II .s.liz
INN. 30 fIa,', l.s,nort N:.,ys
E'3w,rd ttildsr / II park from Jn,in
III. Hsnan+n, E~,,,. II Nalnar9f.o lA.kin5
Ei,.-.ra Ma, Mid frn,i, ,s,ln,nl,n Inn.
j 90 ~, ~ WI,
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29
JrRE'H ID, PARKER Register.

WALDO ssh Court Of Probate, held at Bel
W fast. on the second Tuesday Of August. So.
JAMES PATTFE. Executor on the estate of
NANCY NJ. MOI LTON. late OF Belfast, III said
county, deceased. having presented his first as
count of administration I said estate Tor allow
anCe
Ordered That notice thereof be given three
weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Republican journal.
printed in Belfast, in said county, that all persons
Interested may attend at Probate Court. TO he
held at Belfast on the second Tuesday Of Septem-
her next, and show cause, if any they have, why
the said account should not he allowed
GEO. f. JOHNSON, Judge.
A true copy Attest
JERE'H D. PARKER, Register.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29

IALnD SS.- In C@nrt OF Probate, llela III Ee-
W fast. on the second Tuesday of August, S95.
~ TIA a. HALEY. ENecutriX on THE eatate VI
JAMES IiALEl, late IF Wintellort, in said cOni-
tN, deceased, having presented her first ANA final
acc, unit of atnini~ ration If said tngrt dr.
with her private claim for allowance.
Ordered, That notice thereof be given. three
Wet Ks successfully. in the Republican journal,
printed IL Belfast, III SAID county thai an persons
Interested. may attend at Probate Court. to he
held at Belfast. the second TUESDAY VI SEP
tenlher next, and show cause, il amy they have
WHY the said account should not he allowed.
GEO =. JOHNSON, Judge
true copy Attest:
Il.kE'li ID ARK FL Rn..istIr
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29

August, A. ID. 1895. tNt'
A certain instrument purloftins ta
n viii and testament OF MAEV 4,
WORTH. formerly Mary +. simpson + y
fast, IN said County Of Waldo, ieces
been presented for probate
ordered, That notice he given ti,.,9
terestcd by causing copy of this 0i,l,4,
ll>hed three weeks successiyelF IN VIII. ~
journal, printed al Belfast, THAT the, M,
at a Probate Court. 10 be He'll M Ea.t
and Tor 9ald County. on the second
September next, at ten of the cldcl, n
and show cause, if any They haye.N,j~ IA
should not De proved, approved aud Ut
GEO. f. JOHNSON f
a true COPY Attest;
JERE'n y. PARSER Il,
At Probate Court held at Belfast vi,,.
the County uf waldo, on the second W
August, A. y. 1895.
ERRED ATWOOD. Executor III th,. W. r
i testament of ELIZA A. TRINftH
Winterport. IN said County Of WaIuF '
having presented 4 petition t9f VIII s4a.
If Arth0r v Shaw as trustee ln,lei
said deceased
nilered, That the said petitioner 4 M
all persons Interested IN causing /.
prdel ~ be published three weeks AMt+a.
the Republican journal, printed III rl
they may appear ;pt Il Probate GnMf
Belfast within ;Hid TN said County nr
Tuesday M September noNt. at ftti
before nom, ant Shaw cslN5t IL unN
Wly iAe tayel of -aid letiilacs
AtaWted
DlV \ JNiS
a tav copA Atte~i
INEF'n y fAFRf0
W-AloO SS Il codrt N rr5a.
w taSt. WI Nv -eeUud iitst as aMs
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PROBATE NOTICES.


At Probate Court held at Belfast, within and for
the County Of Waldo, on the second Tuesday Of
August, A. ID. S95.
~ testament VI JEREMIAH CDLSUN, late of
Winterport, in said County of Waldo, deceased
having presented a petition for license to sell all
the real estate OF said deceased.
Ordered, That the said petitioner give notice to
all persons interested by causing COPY Of this
order to he published three weeks ,ucceesiyely in
the Republican journal, printed at Belfast, that
they may appear at a Probate Court to be held
at Belfast within and for said County. Oh the
second Tuesday of September NEXT AT ten of the
clock before noon, and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer Of said petitioner should
not be granted
GEO. b. JOHNSON Judge.
true copy. Attest
JERE'n d. PARKER, Register
AT Probate Court held at Belfast WITHIN and for
the County q Waldo on The second Tuesday Of
August, A. ID. 1895.
TOHN +, LANCASTER, Administrator Of lie ~
j tate of NANCY BERRY, late of Slnektnn
Springs i'll said County OF Waldo deceased hay
my presented petition for license to sell at
puthc or private sale the whole Of the real estate
Of said deceased
Ordered. That the said petitioner give ilutire C.
AN persons interested hN causing ropN pf this
ar'irr to be published three week, succe.SivelN
II fhe Republican Journal, printed at Belfast,
tiiat They may al,peal al Probate Court. tu Ne
heN at litlt:s. Wi1hn and tor Sail toilniy. M
the second Tuesday ot September MeNt. ti ten If
the ciocN Hetnfe no,ni, and Show earse i AIN ile,
haNe' MhY 'h@ prayer ~ Said petitioner sHoula
nor X granted
GE", +. JohNsoN4 JuGge.
lrNnH - IAsKFl, REGISTER.
Al rrol3ate Cuart hela u Kelta.t wiiIirl 4,d tor
the nnfNal Waiap ou the 9eeoN4 IHes,i4v wv
August, \ y S,il
LLelH rILkEN WHY, and NAUY u SMITH.
Sa@ispgij M s1id county af WaAIn. destised
haN laE presented petition that administration
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29

GEO. =. JOHNSON, Judge
A true copy. Attest:
JERE'n u. PARKER Register
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29

At Probate Court held at Belfast. VIII
the County Of Waldo, On the second M.
August, A ID. 1895 AW
A certain instrument, purportins n
"A VIII and testament OF MARY t'
WORTH, formerly Mary +. simpson n.
fast, ~ said County Of Waldo, deco...A
been presented for probate.
Ordered That notice be III Ell til ;,4
terestcd Ivy causing a copy Of this o,,ln, y
lished three weeks successivelF IN fl,e n
journal, printed ~ Belfast, THAT tfey w.
at q Probate Court, 10 be held Mt EnIti9
ana Tor 7ald County. on the second Il
september next, at ten of the clael, III
ana show cause, if any they haye.Wi;y
should not De proved, approved aud Ill
GEO. +. JOHNSON
true cory. Attest
JERE'n y. FARKrE II,
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jFhn'f y FARMER Register.

At Probate Court heldat Belfast within aud nor
HE Country u Waldo, on the second Tuesday Of
August, AZ. d. 1898.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-29

At Probate Court held at Belfast wlthln and for
the County Of Waldo on the second Tuesday Of
AUGUST. A. d. 1Se1
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r. II. MOODY, BELFAST.
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'''-' ~ "DiH-' ''''+'f t+-t
\ ifile t0iN. ATTEST.
JrKEH II. IAlsKFIl REGISTER
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02
THE COURIER

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kb 71lR1NZlGNZAH FIR
iIW H @Egssgszl=s .:.7 4s51:7 .:.z::J
III VUn AIn I1EW An interesting important event
III Nv ~ fAy to which society has been looking for
NWA ward to with much interert the
N A1 Woods Brock wedding which soem
MM& u nzed Wednesday evening at the ST.
MM<A Paul NJ. E. church. Rev. L1asby offca
NSN ting 1t without doubt one of the
of the psettiet weddings that heve taken for long time
The wedding of Otto A. and Miss kesoh while not
entirely unexpected to The Ravoa
club dance is the only for next week.
Miss Marquette Lbrdge left Monday
for short visit in Chicago
The Philharmonic orchestra will give the Funke
opera house early in March.
Mr. and Mrs. j. F. Lansing spent Sunday with Miss Bessie Ian
sing at Cromwell Hall. Omaha.
Exeutenant Majors the during the week
KoEsch city instance of the
Christian has returned to New York.
threatened attack of
pneumonia.
Ed Roggen, Omaha IS n city.
society gave Monday evening the
conservatory attended by goodly number
musical matinee Cuce hall yesterday afternoon
Boccherni and Clement the considered Follow
program Biography by Miss Miller mnuet by
piano duet by Mrs A. W. Jansen and Mrs Will
by Mrs S. d. Cox and Mrs E. H. Curtis.
guest Mrs Reed and
Thirteenth for time has returned to her home in Te
cumseh.
Dillon Tecumseh visiting with friends the city
Wescott spending his home
Portsmouth
H. Garfield who indsposed for ineis
convalesceut
sary today.
Francis Lyman and Mr.. w. c. Heeer
of Mr. Martin Mayer and Mr.. William Reed Dunroy the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

An interesting and important event
to which society has been looking for
ward to with much interert was the
Woods Brock wedding which was solem-
nized Wednesday evening at the st.
Paul Nj. f. church, Rev. Lasby officia-
ting. 1t was without doubt one of the
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

To old gracefully live temperaey cam method
icay; be interested in all that going the world be cheerful
happy conented and above blood pure
by the Ayers Sarsapara Be you get Ayers
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02


thing the program violin solo by Miss Bertha
She played h by DE Beror remarkable
Mothers Duties, by Mrs. c. Weeks
read 1t entertaining well
Miss Boughton university presented
the chemistry of cooking that well received She
paper by making experiments ladies'
The Servant Girl Question handled mastery by
Mrs Mary b. Gibson.
department study topics
ca club Saturday afternoon O'Clock and under
of Sawyer meetings
ed and proving interesting.
The department physical culture
Barr of the state university will begin its work the future
spent large part county
taking dispositions
The members Infantry very busy
evenings reheasng their performance.
F. W. Brown today for she in HAMS City.
Miss Rinehart of Lafayette Ind. visiting in the city
Bert Belts is n the sick list.
Tom Cooks IN Neigh
Y NJ c. A. hall Wednesday evening
well attended.
Major cavalry
report to Gov. IIocomb.
Mr. Shelby of the Harrison Telephone Company in the city
Of putting in the will
Stae Nebraska camp. of
ball the Halter block Tuesday evelng which
seventy couples participated numbers
danced the commte being A. o. Faulkner, L. NJ
aferty Frank s. Ramey c. F. Spanger W. p Ban Guy o. Hale
Roy l.. Stewart and W. L. Pickett.
The reception rendered Shaw
Sunday school Epworth League handsome silver
presented Mr.. Mrs a
of the regard in which they held
expressed
sides
Miss Clara Anderson the well known singer has been
engaged by the Baptist church to take charge of their
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

Sale OF Nebraska camp Modern Woodmen of America No
ball in the Halter block Tuesday eveng in which abo
couples participated program eighteen numbe
danced the reception commtte being A. Faulkner, L.
Laery Frank S. Ramey c. F. Spangler W. Ban Guy o. Hal
Roy L. Stewart and W. l.. Pickett
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

Mr. Francis A. Lyman and Mr. W. c. Heeer of Omaha the
guests Mr. E. Martin Mayer and Mr. William Reed Dunroy the
week..
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

The Menessohn society social Monday evening at the
conservatory attended by a goodly number.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

Mr. Shelby of the Harrison Telephone Company the city
subscribers secured the
work OF putting in the wires will
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

Miss Clara Anderson. the well known soprano singer has been
engaged by the Baptist church take charge of their singing
Mrs Prof Wilson of the university has been called Ohio
to attend the funeral of her mother.
Judge Frank Martin, of Falls City is at the Windsor
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

Brown left today for short visit in Hans
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1895-02-02

The department study the
ca club Saturday afternoon o'clock and under
the direction of Mrs A. Sawyer These meetings attend
ed and are proving very interesting