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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-26
MONO sYNDIcArE ArrAIus.
Closing IN Its Transactions Win Ill
SaNsTnmsnt-nore nonds TaIk cd OE

Closing IN Its transactions Win tho
SaNsTnment-Hsrs nond. Talked az
CHICAGO, Juno ga special from
NeW York says; IL Is rumotau In
financial circles that tho Belmont
Morgan syndicate Ia closing up iis
transactions with the government, thai
me balance OF tho bonds sold on
European account will soon be de-
ilVered IN London, AMI that the mem
bsfa " the syndicate would then re-
oelVe from tho managers thereof their
thafe OF the profits OF the trnnsGcIion.
According 10 members Of the fJndi'
cate, however, tho Tumor II little
ptemalure, as the syndicate has still q
goOl deal " gold 10 import under Ito
le9hltact with the government, but
Nhey said 40 we'll had tho Syndicate
managers done their work there would
wa little while be- no obstacle 10 the
losing up Of tue syndicate accounts.
" Tue contract were 10 be carried out
AeTally, tue Syndicate would yet have
lmp0rI slO,bl3,OO0 more gold, but II
thuught Tue secretary Of the treasury
ay nave consented tU certain mOdl-
hN'lons Of the contract in the Interest
~ OF the government and
,yplchle. The acceptance by the
ueinry Of a deposit Of gold amount
iugo $40, AiO, 600 on account u tue
,o'1n plrlion OF lhe bonds IL believed
leo been done In connection with
Auu lultlmeDt Of tho clause OF the
conflict requiring the syndicate ai far
popble 10 maintain the gold ~.
"tyrAsd prevent expectation Of gold
5unbNhe life OF this contract. That
leposlpi Ii said, was simply clear
Jug uasactlon; u large order Of gold
" A9rla was tillei Ia London
9Nehipi In this country, tnfuugh
ht' Molan's efforts. In tnis way tue
Hhuleslprevented an expectation OF
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Anather EnIr aMIIl.n

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-AccUTI-
ina ton local paper Mrs. Lebo, uTess-
maker for the Far family, asserts that
SenRtOr FAIR called NJ her house some
time before his death and there met n
Miss McliennR. senator Fair after
wards married Miss MokonnA before
uslicO OF the peace In Oakland. Two
children were born, one, "a boy four.
teen months OF age, ~ still living.
a few weeks before his death Sena-
ter Far called on tne mother and read
a paper purpOrtiDg 10 he n will In
which he provided for the children.
Tue mother OF the children now
lives In Lob, Cal, aud Ia preparing to
mRkeA fight for sumo OF the dead
mans miliionE.
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Ie4Ican nnlirpad nulIdIng.

TULA, Mlonico. June 2B.-rhe Mexl.
eau Central Railroad company has
decided 10 buildn snort line connecting
the Guy Of Mexico with Tampic0. Tn
uno viii staff at Tula anu will iolIoS
the valley OF tue parnicR river all the
way 10 TAmpico. At present the route
between tho cay oil Mexico ana Tam.
picO IL via san Luis PUtOsI. tbs en-.
,ineera OF thU company ara now em-
ployed In running tne surveys OF the
new line. II viii reduce inc limo
between toe CITY OF Mexico nnd Tam.
piCO to ten hOufa.
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they would feel 90 heavy that could scarcely
me thcw % get about sly stomach distressed
me, my food did not properly digest, and my
blood Wa weak ana waterT.
INTACT, bat reached point whore my
friends thought that nothing cluId be done tor
TIE, hut now they hrU delighted and surprised
90 see QUO luukIug s1 well, and I feel very
thankful Iu Doctor shores. Tor not only feel
thItl have o. new lease ON liIu uut Itnars.
ably short ruutHO VI Doctor shores wonderful
treatment hus placed mo Don position where
NIr o. pleasant hul uu longer d burI,n Co wU
a. 70 used 90 Boz.
81 an m old resident ~ ths county hay.
FlHi Co nave anyone call uu me who ls az.
iiHtci aud interested, aud 1 Will tako great
plchHurc iu trItus thUm what ! know IRON
prfauual experience of nr %. W. rhurua's
wonderful treatment aud incidence
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Salvation Army an Denver.

DENvER, June GA special to tho
Atps from Colorado Springs sayt.
Last week Captain Blanche Cox VI
tue salvation Army was fined Tor
stopping on the streets with the army.
The police understood that she had
given orders that the army should not
atop again until this cases now pending
against other officers had been APP
psaltd to tho county court, and At the
request OF her attorney the case was
dismissed and the nue. RENTED.
Last night tho army again stopped,
anu today Captain Cox wss In the
police court. Sho was fined $50. she
had wealthy and financial friends
present VINO offered 10 pay the fine, or
10 slgn IN appeal bonn, but sho de-
elned 10 accept, and Insists ON going
lolall. The police magistrate declined
10 commit her for five days, tho time
That the law provides shall be allowed
iof making IN appeal. The army
stopped again tonight, and there arc
nsely TO be some more arrests.
The town 10 divided Into two hostile
camps on the subject.
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SOME EN60UnAoEnENr.
The Prospects orAn International sill
yer Conference.

wAsHISGToS, June e5.-There Is
apparently considcfabls confusion Rs
to tho pi os ltc,s o an International con-
ference TO consider the rehabilitation
Of silver, to he called ON the initiative
NJ Germany. This IL due TO the con-
iilctlng reports that have beon re-
oelysG aud also. apparently, TO the com
pllynliCns OF the QUESTION, as II presents
ilseli In Germany.
Those who have glvon attention to
the pro yress Of the agilati n y" Ger
many shy that Chancellor Won HoheD-
lOho announced la tho beginning that
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81 have a new lease on ITO since takiug
Doctor shores treatment" says Mrs j, a..
street, ralt lAgu tlty, ~ had Uoun troubled
W.tu heart disease for good many yeas,
brought on hy complicated kidney trouble.
hard work and exposure "a early days.
"AiY heart would tbrlI and palnitato until
sometimes would think 70 would lump out Of
my breast. the slightest exercise made me
weak ana fHiut, aud when 1 would walk up.
tthirs would hANo 10 stop and rest every
tbr0o or four steps.
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nonr rnrArnENr CURES.
Every wall nrings scores OF Letters
Lib the Following samples.

DE e. W SHORES
Dear sir-t take pleasure iu writing 20 you
once more. anu thank you very muun for tive
interest you have taken Ia mo aud the good
YOU have done ruH. / cannot Hay enough lu
your praise. am cured now, aud l hope my
old trouble will never return, but u it should
ever show any indication ul coming hHrki !
shall certainly take another course ~ your
treatment without delay, tor 10 has cured me
after All other doctors and medicines fHigd W
give even relief.
Wishing YOU stll greater hucccts than you
have ever had before, I ar
iuurh respectfully,
Mas. sAuAu AuLsUOu.
IropiC. Utah
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Gormany's action In the matter would
depend upon two circumstances. The
first OF these was that the Gefmsn
state legislative bodies should instruct
for the issuance OF the call, aud the
second that there should b, q substau.
tial agreement among the powers ns 81
tho terms Of the call. Tho lstest re-
port makes II appear that majority Of
the federal governments want the con.
ference and desire that Germany should
issue the call for 70.
Its understood now that, accepting
this GcliOn on tue part OF the different
states as an Instruction, the chancellor
will proceed to negotiate with the
other European powers As 10 the terms
Of the call. The United States has made
known its wishus ia this respect, 20 far
as the legislative branch VI the gov.
eminent eau act, In the resolution ap.
yointing congregational delegates. In
thls resolution provision was made
that the United States should DO repre-.
scented Uniy Ia case the conference
should be called 10 proyito Tor fustOr.
alton Of bimelai lem.
When thn question was before the
Pfussiau Diet, an effort was maue by
Chancellor Won HIuoalohu 10 amend
the resolution 10 Ms 20 leave out the re-.
quirtmsnl that ihe call should DO on
these lines, but II failed. IL tue other
federal German states have taken the
same position ~ Prussia, the chancel.
ioT, IL j. held, will bs viitu lily pledged
. vote fora call on basis OF return
TO the blmolalllc system. IL then e.
mains to be Determined whether ths
other powers will accept this basis, an
especially what England may DO la the
pfemisef.
The Advocates OF IN International un.
derslaudiug feel that the chanse Of nd.
intimidation In England viii 10 In the
interest OF the movement and tuoy Prr,
upon the whole, considerably enc9uf-
aged over the outlook Tor another coz
ference.
DEFENDS on THE REIC1srAu.
wAsIuNuTOs, ID. O., June 20 -
Baron Won Tnielmann, the new Ger
man embassAdOr, who ptesented ms
credentials 10 the state department
yesterday, gave the Associated Pres,
an interview today on current German
American qusstions.
"WhHt are the prospects," he was
asked, "lhAt Germany will participate
IN an international monetary confer
| ouct2"
"rhe agitation for silver" hn aRid,
"comos mainly from tue ngratian pop
| ulalion ia the north OF Germany, ave
IL largely due 10 the low prices OF IArm
| pr0duct'."
Ho did not believe that the imperla
government would take any ttep To-
wards the calling Of al international
mouetaty copieteuoe until alter Ia,
Rpichstsg assembled ia November
anu great deal would depend upoi
that BODY,
When asked n Germany intended 4
remove the restrictions put In iorcl
last winter against American cattle
tho ambassador replied that this wOui q,
not be delayed after Germany was R'
sufsd that American cattle were lie
from Texas fever, AMI he donied vei.
positively that Grrmany's policy Z,
speeding American cattle was IN Tsla
iaiiun for the diiiorenuRl duty leyie
by the American tAril .Gw on Gel
man sugar..
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SILKS. SILKS.

1890 yards Fancy silks. in wais. and
suit lengths, worth sl.g5 to si.75 I'd, at
zoe yard.
leo pieces Checked Japanese silks,
ifiioiA nuish, lovely combination OF
culorz, thia week a.
33c' yard.
81 inch Japanese silks, In cream,
white aud black, worth Sl.25, this
week at
200.
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THE PREVENTION AND CURE IS

liquid or powder, which gives
quick action to the liver and
carries olfthe bile byamiljmove-
ment oftho bowels. tits no pUr-
gatiye or gripping medicine, but
purely vegetable. Many people
take pills--moro take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
81 have been n victim 90 BUlnusncss for
years, and uucr trying various remedies
my only success Wug IN tho use of Slime
mons LAYER Regulator which never Jailed
10 relieve me. ! speak not uf myself,
alone, but my whole family. -. ". I'LL
Man, Selma, Ala.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-26

Tue statements published by Doctor shores
are CntruN voluntary and are given 10y tho
patients Tor Publication Doctor Shores would
never publHh The most emphatic fcsumuuial
unless the patent giving d uuduutotd ~ was
20 DO printed and save willing consent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-26
DRAWING THE LINE.
The Distinction and Difference Between Advertising
Doctors and Doctors who Advertise.
FREE WEEK FOR HEART DISEASE


~ had dull. heavy aching pains across nl
Back My feet aud limbs would swell unt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-26
Free Week
-rOu-
Heart Disease.

Thla. toe nfth Wool in tho famous series Of
fIUu WUukss Doctor shores HCtH hHIiu Tor No
uuuUut OF sufferers from hourt trouble,
How often FuH hear ur read abe verdict
"bird OF hvatt failure" - cease of tho heart,
uuuuuhfuIIH ,4uHHH more deaths than 900 other
con ulirauuuH put together
The indicative symptoms are alternate tuHt
ana SLOW lvAuuL uVEuUHU. UIlICult breathing.
upprCsHlou ur ruufr uf pressing down uH the
chest ttulNug boo She urrh, sUurtuyHH of
breath, distress tU Che stomach, lruu.N OF Goo
abdomen swelling of tho t,ut ana luNH,
90 tuual IosA ot strength. pnIu across iHe NHrk,
tIlrIl uuu HuWNuUyH uartIuF UiIha Iu chest,
tro Nhu..|, 0IN UI.N lu t'IWh.uE HlllfH. uIH"I.
ness nu Ustur from sittnH ur ftuu"iug UYai'
tpu, uuE'luE rHuHslluu Iu tuu hand. rapid iu
crease boo uUIaHI
1Hrs, HsHuIums Indicate ono HHTlUH.I 90
presence 90 tIr Wnst dang rHUH and trrHHUUr.
uus dIsraHrt tlu most trrHrhuruuH because uu
further warning DO ever glNEu tIII 30 WIhta IlH
lat fatal attack aud life o. gut off o. 70 uy ID
raHh NJ lightning,
Doctor shores sincere advice 70 aHy aud alI
WHO may feel any NJ thee indicative ayuus
toms. Do 90 not Iutur danger bY delay, bus 90
once take advantage nt tuIH weeks frrr u1tf
uud lrHru positively withouf UruuF'H yuHt
luat what condition YUu are loo AMI what can no
done lu avoid ur tarustulI tue ultimate uCHrhs
uruus acton 81 heart disease.
Remember nU suurrsga from any Ut these
syupiums ~ heart trouble applying Ht fIDu'f
Medical lufututr during THIS week, VIII re-
CeiVU uNuWiubuuu. UiHEuUHtH 4ut medicines
and treatment Tor ono wees absolutely tree ul
cost 1h.s means iruo, tco. not o. penny "a
pay Tor anything
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DR. e.. W Shores
usr SRI write you few lines IN regard
90 how ! am getting along have takcn our
medicine anu treatment As directed, and can
sAy that 10 IN doing me word Of good, / feel
a great deal better noE than have for a long
time,
Very truly,
UESJAWiS T.. GARDINER.
Dcwoyyille. noA Elder Co.. utah.
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suits, in small size, only, worth Csc, to
close ~
SOC each.
Ladies' Ecru Fine Jersey Ribbed
Sleeveless Union Suits, fine ak finished,
ribbon round neck and arms,sizos . to D,
4Oc each.
Similar style, fuor quality, worth 75c,
5Oc each.
Ladies' Ecru jersey Ribbed Lislo
Thread, Sleeveless Union suits, sizes
20 o. value sL2l, a.
Soc each.
Ladies' Eou Ribbed Sleeveless vo.t,.
&c each.
a bcltor quality, VOL finished. ribbon
round neck aud arms, sizoi o to o, worth
2jc, at
loo.
Ladies' l,cfu Jorsey Ribbed fall
fashioned Vests. ribbon round neck aud
arms, sizos 10 o, regular price 45c, for
this sal0
zoe each.
Ladies' Seamless Tan Hose, fast color,
Sizes 50 10 ", worth 2jc pr NJ
Toe pair.
lalios' last Black Seamless Cotton
| Hose, all siles, worth Zoe. at
Zoe.
] Ladies' Extra Quality Regular Mad.
/ Fast Black or Tan Hose, with double
solo aud lcoI, sizOs B TO 10. worth $50, At
zoe pair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-26
TELEGRAPHIC.
KENTUCKY CONVENTION,
V,,olulIon D,nOulCius The A. P. d.
Offered and Defeated.
-,,x and Minority R'psris on
Rs.oIntions'--Uproar Hnd
Confusion.

toutsvfLLE, KY, June 25.-On re-
...srblInR at s. p. m. the boxes at
Ma,le Hall were filled with ladies 10
s,nliant dress, and the rush for the
s,Ilsrles was even greater than during
-, day, The heat up in the hall was
Amos, unbeatable.
A resolution denouncing tho A. +.
was offered anu n con motion
,,u.sd by efforts TO adopt 1t without
,,fspuce. The resolution was de-
tested. observation-disclosures
,,,llon reported Congressman a. 5.
psTy for permanent chairman aud
a,hsg oflioeis were elected. MT. Berry
made vigorous speech upon taking
suner5us dilatory motions were in
tatged In, the Clay men wanting an
Attainment until tomorrow.
SENATOR Lindsay prepared the ma
,,tiiy report on resolutions which etn.
faced = strong "hOuest money"
LAM aud endorsed Cleveland aud
r,,lisle for their financial policy and
sin,inistratign. IL was signed by niue
a the thirteen members OF the com.
miilee.
There were two minority reports, ore
d.ned by Rhea And Ellie, for tho free
e'inage OF silver at 10 to /, and too
diner simply TeaiiitminR the platform
ollS92, 1ignOd by Clar1y and Coulter.
Senator Lindeay and Chairman
Bsffy refused to report the resolutions
Of DO anything til the report on Gre
dsntials came In.
The committee on credentials closed
no shortly after midnight and voted In
favor Of the Hardin delegates for the
Louisville anu Newport districts, when
tue scenes Of disorder had a short sus.
peasiop.
When tho Clay mon offered n mi.
uorliy report on credentials, "A lively
scene was begun with the usual m.-
lions for adjournment.
The following IL the financial plank
Of the minority report Of Clardy AMI
Coulter, who represent tue cJnsSTya-
tyts; the other minority plank is a
declaration Of unlimited coinage at 10
toll.
1--WE believe 10 the coinage Of both
gold aud silver ~ the primary money
~ the country INTO ltgal touueT GOl'
llp, receivable In payment Of all debts,
public and private"
The following was offered by Mr.
Rhea In the O mnitt0r aud voted
down!
"Resolved, That we endorse the
PLATFORM adopted by the Republican
convention that recently convened In
the city Of Louisville aud have great
confidence Ia the ability Of the uuitea
ofces Of the Democratic aud RsDub
lean parties TO win great anu glori'
Gus victory over the common enemies,
the Prohibition aud Popuiist parties, ri
the next November election"
shortly before . O'Clock tho upToaI
and confusion became such tha
Chairman Berry declared the con
StnllOn adjourned until tomorrow n
e2O.
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sTI.vrnY PAcKAai.-sa

Has our = stamp In rcd on Wrapper.
j, "A, ZEiLiN q CO., Philadelphia, Ia.
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Utah Southern BOndhoIasr. to Meet,

NEW YORK, June 95.-Holiers Of
The general mortgage aud extension
mortgage bonds OF tho Utah Southern
Railroad company have been notified
mat the payment Of interest having
0ten deiaulted, Measrs. j. IL. Ham
Ind Oliver AIMEE, trustees for the fret
notlgase, have callod meeting Of
ooniholders for July 18th Ia this city,
% consider whatstels shall be- taken IN
lhe premises.
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THE COOLEST DEPARTMENTS IL
THE CITY, ELECTRIC FANS
TuROUGHOvT
DUCK SUITS.

Ladies' Light or Dark Blue Duck
Suits, with white pin stripes, value sLiJ,
latest style, for
$500 Suit.
4 special now lot NJ sample suits in
blazer ur Dion sivlos. alt shades, value
500 TO $3.50, special At
$3.50 suit.
An elegant line Of Tan or Navy nluc
Duck suits, stripped or figured effects,
value tI2,, iu oIuu styles, with helt aud
buckle. very nobby, Tor
S9.2O Suit.
Our assortment u Duck Suits, worth
$500 o. So, In tan and all shades Of
blue, In oIun, blazer or waist effect, very
stylish, large sIcOyeg, Will SO Tor
AL M.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20
BAKERS CROSSING.

MAR. IS. Mrs. Edwin Williams is in
Wellington with her daughter, Mrs. H.
A. Campbell, who is i'll.
John Murray and Ray Baker attended
the play, Tried and True" at Rochester,
Saturday night.
R. E. Knapp, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hall,
and Mrs. s. NJ. Fisher, were in New Lon.
don, Saturday.
Evelyn Keisey has been visiting in
Wellington.
Lon Calkins died, Sunday morning, Of
pneumonia.
L. Kelsey and II. Laborie went to Spen.
Ger, Friday night, to play for dance.
On Monday morning, March 10, while
at his work at the barn, Lyman .Beckley
was struck with paralysis. He was found
in an unconscious condition by Henry
Laughery and, with the assistance of a
neighbOr, carried to the house. He lies
in a critical condition.
A quartette from Nova furnished excel
lent music at the funeral Of Newell
Close.
Newell Close was born August %, 1858,
in Sullivan township, and died March Is,
1885, at the home Of his brother. The
pastor of the NJ. 4. Church of Nova CON
Quoted the funeral services. His text
was taken from James iv., IA -"What is
your life For two years Newell made
his home with II. 0. Williams, in whose
home he was as one of the family. In the
absence Of Mr.. Williams he conducted
family worship. He was secretary of the
Umversalist Sunday-school and treasurer
of the Young Peoples Christian Union
On April 1 he was to have begun work
for +. L. Johns, of Wellington. While
Mr., Johns has lost faithful worker on
his farm, we have lost faithful worker
in our Church and society. He was a
friend to old and young alike.
Uncertain life, how soon 1t flies!
Dream Of an hour, how short our bl0om
Like springs gaySerdure, now we rise,
Cut down ere night, to I'LL the tomb.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20
NEW LONDON.

MARCH Is. On Tuesday, the 18th, Chas.
Rowland died. Funeral Thursday, the
burial being at Clarksfeld. Mr.. Rowland
was down town Monday forenoon, appar-
emily as well as for soIe time past, as he
has been feeble for some months. He
went out to got some wood, about noon,
and his son, seeing that he was unable
to move, helped him into the house. He
died the next morning about : O'Clock.
During most Of the time after the stroke
he lay in comatOse condition.
Mrs, Hattie Wilson is lying very low,
with but little hope Of her recovery.
On Monday, the 18th, Mrs. G. W. Salter
entertained her niece, Miss Griffin, Of
LOrain. 0.
We understand that A. A. Grldley and
family intend moving back onto their
farm the first of April. We regret losing
them.
In your last issue 1t should have been
stated that d. j. c. Arnold was the
nominee ut the ladies' convention. in
stead of Mrs. Arnold. Mr.. Arnold may
have to resign the honors to hismost wor-
thy wife, some time in the future.
The Baptist Aid Society met with Mrs.
A. S. johnson, last Friday afternoon.
The postgraduate Chautauqua class
will meet with Miss Sadie Skellenger on
Tuesday afternoon.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20
BRIGHTON.

MAE. 19.-Seyeral of our townspeople
had their oats sOwn before this date last
year.
Agreat many Of our citizens are COM
planning of influenza, otherwise the sick
ones are cOnvalescing.
Will Loveland and Mr.. Squires expect
to run 0rrin Halls sugar bush this year.
Geo. Myres and Miss Ada Green were
united in marriage recently.
Miss Hattie Fenwick is visiting, a few
days, out of town.
Misses Litta PhelOn and Irma Rugg. of
Huntington, are spending few days in
town visiting with Mrs. Will Loveland.
Mrs. Murray, of Wakeman, visited
with her daughter, Mrs. Henry Loyeland,
Friday and Saturday,
The weather begins to smell sappy
again, which causes sugar makers to get
anxious.
Mr.. Snyder, of Rochester, has engaged
his services to NJ. Goss for the coming
season.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1895-03-20
PENFIEID


MAR. 18.-Farmers are busy opening
their sugar camps.
Miss Eta Hull, Of 0berlin, is visiting
her parents this week.
Miss Sarah Andrews had the misfortune
to fall and break her wrist Sunday MORN
ing.
Earnest Nichols and Harry Smith ex-
pect to begin work at the steel plant
April 1.
The spring term at the center school
began Monday.
Several Of our young men attended
the dance at Spencer last Friday night.
Miss Carrie Taylor is at home enjoy
ing a weeks vacation.
Claude Pierce is again in PenGelC.
lie thinks Penfeld is the best place when
unable to work.
The doctor was again called To ser SIr.
Stillman, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Starr spent Sunday
in Burbank.