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SALMON FOR REED.
II the Cook Can Cook II HE WIZ Eat n.
for lie Says lie WIZ.

Washington. Feb. 22.-Speaker Reed
has received a 23-pound salmon from
has received a 32-pound salmon from
Hon. J. b. Montgomery. one OF his
friends in Portland. ore. IL is one OF
the record-breaking products OF the IA
nous salmon fisheries OF the Columbia
The speaker and his friends will enjoy
IL early next week II the house restau-
rateur secures the necessary utensils
for handling the mammoth fish.
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OLNEY FOR PRESIDENT.
The Holiday Feature Entirely Forgotten
After the Announcements

Boston. Feb. 22-Mayor Josiah Quin-
cy to-day furnished both enthusiasm
and surprise 20 $50 democrats who at
tended the Washington banquet given
by the Young Mems Democratic club
and the democratic state committee
here to-day by presenting the name OF
Secretary Richard Olney as the candi-
date OF Massachusetts and New Eng
land for the presidential honors at the
hands OF the democracy Of the United
states. The name was received with
unbounded enthusiasm.
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Washington. Feb. 22.-The spanish min
lister. Depuy de Lone. to-day received
two dispatches from General Weyler.
commanding the Spanish troops In Cuba.
one read: Please emphatically and alb
solutely deny the reports of executions
since my arrival Since l have been on the
island not a single execution has been
made" The other gave an account IA
vorable TO the Spauiards OF the recent
engagements. already reported by the as
ISOLATED press.
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lie Was Known Here.

Washington. Feb. 22.-Hon. Michael
ID. Harter was a member of the Fifty
second and Fifty-third congresses from
the Fourteenth Ohio district His home
was at Mansfield. Ohio. and most OF his
life he was a banker and manufactures.
He was a democrat in politics and a
strong opponent OF the free coinage OF
free silver
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-23
rrer slI,crIL.. In Io.ton.

Boston Feb. 22-The state convention
of the peoples party was held here to-
day and was attended by fully DO peo-
pie. Resolutions were adopted favorins
free coinage OF silver and the issue OF all
paper money by the government direct.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-23
Murder and Suicide.

San Francisco. Feb. 22.-Another
murder I'm the demi- section OF
Morton street has caused great excite
ment In that quarter. The nude bod
les OF May ConbOy and an unknown
man were found on the woman's bed
this afternoon. each with a bullet In
the head. The man had undoubtedly
killed the woman and then committed
suicide. for in his hand was a revolver
with two empty chambers.
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HURRAH FOR DAVIS.
General Bradley johnson Says the Failure
of Confedsracy Was n Misfortone.

Riohmand. Va. Feb. 22.-The Confed-
crate museum was opened to-day In the
old Davis mansion with a brilliant pro-
gramme. Governor O'Ferrall introduced
General Bradley Johnson. the orator OF
the occasion. who made stirring ad-
dress. In which he said: The time viii
come when all the world will realize the
failure OF the confederacy was a great
misfortune to humanity and II would
be a source of unnumbered woes 10
liberty"
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GREAT is THE EDITOR.
The Omaha ".fee" Man l. Regent Of the
Nebrssks state University.

Omaha. Feb. 22.-Victor Rosewater. Ph.
D.. managing editor OF the Omaha Bee.
was this afternoon appointed regent OF
the Nebraska State university by Gov
ernor Holcomb. Mr.. Rosewater was sup
ported for the position by the strong en-
dOrsement OF President Seth Lowe of CO.
lumbia college and President Gilman OF
Johns Hopkins university.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-23

Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE most notable
of the celebrations here IN commemOra-
ton of WashingtOn's birthday were the
exercises under the auspices of the
Union League club which began this
afternoon at the Auditorium and ended
tonight IN a banquet at the Union
League club. Theodore Roosevelt Of
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Washington. Feb. 22.-All public build
ings of Washington were closed to-day
and private business was generally sus-
pended. There was a parade of district
troops and celebrations conducted by the
societies OF the Oldest Inhabitants and
the Daughters of the American Revolu-
tion.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-23
IN THE MIDDLE.
Republicans In New Or.sans Celebrate the
Formst ON OF Huge split

New Orleans. Feb. 22.-There Is .
split In the regular republican party In
the Second congressional district and
two conventions were held to-day. The
Reed wing met In 'Longshoremans hall
and the Mckinley men held their con-
yention in ST. James parish. Both con-
ventions elected delegates to the ma
tfOnaI convention.
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Ex-REcElvER BuRLEioH.
BIgeiow and McHenry Crowd Him Out of
tits Job.

Milwaukee Feb. 22.-There will be no
third receiver for the Northern Pacific
Railroad company. This has been deh-
nitely decided upon. and consequently
Receiver Andrew Burleigh who was ap-
pointed by Judge HanfOrd. will have TO
step down and out. IL is said by attor-
neys connected with the litigation that
Messrs McHenry and Bigelow are now
the receivers for the entire property OF
the Northern Pacific railroad. although
part OF the road is still in the posses
sion OF Receiver Burleigh.
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Altogether Personal Gain.

Tacoma. Wash. Feb. 22.-After being
out all night. the jury to-day brought
I'm a verdict OF guilty against James w.
McCauley. ex-city treasurer, charged
with using public money for personal
gain.
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New York was the principal speaker
at the Auditorium. where the recital
hall was crowded to its capacity
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Copyright. 1856. by Associated Press.
London, Feb. 22-The Venezuelan
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
vELAsCo NOTES.

Body OF Drowned Negro Recovered
Money IN Catching Ratuesuakes.
Nclasco, Texas, February 10 The body
OF Henry Green an Old dorRy, who was
drowned above here last week by his
skin capsiaing, has been found
G. y. Chandler, T. n Krause and u
T. Thiclon came down Saturday from
Rrazorla in skin and took the train
from here TO Houston 10 hear The Inqor-
soil lecture
Colonel l.. L. Foster lcft Saturday for
Austin. He expects 70 return Tuesday
Several mon have started q.lte "A novel
business on the beach. They are catcbtn,
rattlcsnakes and shipping them alive IN
boxes hy express. Inst week thew shin
ped through this office over IN rounds
The snakes are found under old LOGS
and in piles Of drift wood along the beach
and are caught Ivy placing forhcd sticl,
back OF the head. As they are TOO cold
to cut up much they are taken with uttlc
danger Eight large ones were found I'm
n bunch under one log The partics
selling get 80 cents per pound Tor them
net
The Bra2os river is falling steadily and
work VIII be resumed on the icttics in n
very few days
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
BROTHERS vs.. BROTHERS.
SsaQsisary Battle Naqed At Clifton
School House.
one Is DEAD AND THREE WOUNDED.
nxa Williams and Pink walker Escape
iniGrs. snd Are Placed Under Ar
reel Latter "a feacemaksr.

Sulphur Springs, Texas, February 10 "A
;s-vieis tragedy was enacted yesterday
afternoon Ssou, o'clock u, clifton school
house. about twelve miles southwest OF
here. II this county
rhe participants in the affair were Pink
char!ss. VIII aaa Elton Walker, who are
all brothers. or enc side. and Jack and
Dan Williams. who are also brothers, on
;Ae e,se-
All the parties attended church a, the
sehnoi Aousc after which the ARRAY com.
-neneed.
Il Is saii that the williams brothers
commenced the firing.
charles Walker was killed outright. h..
Ing sho; twice through he head and once
through the body. wm walker was seri-
au>ly e NOT fatally wounded and Elton
Walker received a slieh, scalp wound
Jssk Williams was seriously wounded.
being sho, through both thishs.
Dan Williams aud Pink Walker have
10Th fcen placed under arrest
The trouble erew on; Of migundcr-
s'snd.ns between Charles walker aud one
o. ,ae Williams boys some five or SIX
months AFRO.
ri.- U.,1...- t -t.t r.,,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
THE HIGHER COURTS.
SUPREME COURT.

Austin, Texas. February l0.-The SUI
preme court made the following orders TO-
day;
Certified Questions Observation-Disclosures
Manufacturing company vs., Feak, from
Tarrant; Bahne VS.. staroke, from blaheo.
Rev srsed ana Remarded-Clarehdoh
Land and Investment Agency company
limited, VS. McClelland Bros. from DON
ley.
In the case OF FL Pasc National bank ct
al VS.. Fuchs. from III Paso. Judgment Is
reversed and rendered ms TO Bronson.
acknowledgements Trust company
ct al VS.. Farmers and Merchants National
bank ct al, from Nehemiah Farmers and
Merchants National bank ct al vs. waco
Electric Railway and Light company, IRON
McLennan.
Set FOR 18th instant-Storey VS.. Cortes
and wife, from Harris.
Set for 4th instant-Western Union Tel
egraph company We. stiles, from Dewitt
Relocating Refuscd--Litilo ct al vs.. van
Loor ct al, from Greer
Rchearlug Ct application for writ Of ell
rcr refusel-San Antono and Arkansas
Pass Railway company vs., Harding ct al
from Harris. Cushing ". II. g. Evans
company ct al. from Tarrant' Gulf. colo
RADIO and Santa f2 Railway company VS.
Jarce et al. from Denton.
Submitted fc' rehearinE-Nan Wi'kl'
Gin and Machinery company V. CITIZENS
bank OF buffalo from pllas.
" 5. Gabriel, from san Antonio, was
appointed official stenosrapher for ih'
court
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executive committee, and named March %
to hold primaries and April 6 at George
town to hold the county convention and
elect delegates to all other conventions.
motion was made TO hold two con-
ventions In conformity with the State
executive committee, but received no
second.
ten 70 one and everything was conceded
to them and no vote viii he taken in the
primaries on the money question The
populists are strong In this Williamson
county. but the harmonious meeting today
insures the usual democratic victory.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
ON THE SABINE.

Isugapsport, La. February S-Tho
steamer Nechcs Belle viii como from
Orange TO take down tho immense freight
that has accumulated hcre for points
down tho river.
The Sabine has been on n boom. nearly
reaching the high water mark of 1851
KclcyE cypress raft ~ 5000 sticks will
pass thls point about Tuesday. Garretson
with his Timber. about 800 sticks. will also
leave IA a few days for Orange
Cotton Ia about al shipped from this
vicinity. Last years shipment i9ooO. this
season l0o,0, making shortage OF nearly
N nnr nnnt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
MEDICAL
DISCOVER
Or
DIR. HATHAWAY 8

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CAPITALISTS IN THE uNii 30
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
sr1lnnL CLnsEn.

Missouri city. Texas, February 10
The public school closed Friday with APP
propriatc exercises tn the evening and
night. Professor FlorRo is thinking of
teaching n private term
Yesterday was the regular day for
preaching Mt the BAPTIST church. quite
q largo crowd were ont
Tho rainy season seems to he broken
aud the farmers have begun to prepare
for spring planting.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
TIE BRAAos rALIING

sandy Point. Texas, February 10-The
Brazos river began TO fan o~nos,,n r.
saturday Ii came ont of The hanks in
several places but did no damage IN mis-
s'eVon' The north wind carried the
water on fast. II the wind mad bern
rom me south the rise would have goue
on more slowly. "''o s0"'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
CANDIDATES FAvon PRIMARIES.

Waco. Texas. February 10 Considerable
interest attaches to tho meeting OF the
democratic county executive committee
next Wednesday Il is uuderstood that AN
effort viii be made 10 abandon the prim.
AIRY plan and hold a convention this year
a ajoriiy OF the county candidates. how
ever. favor primary and It Is believed
the lattor plan viii prevail
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
A cRrEL cANARn.

c. w. Crowdcr who was reported dead
last w~ok. arrived horne well ana sound
last saturday, Some Notwithstanding
scamp at McGWg0r tel gvnph'd his family
Of His death and FOR "a while the whole
community was aroused over the sad
news.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
nARN - rnNTENrs-

Thornton, Texas, February lo-At !
O'Clock this morning Mr T.. c. MQJdy's
barn and contents were destroyed 10y fire.
The origin OF the lire is 'nys, ry. Tho
total loss is not known. no insurance
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
BUSINESS MATTERS.
ii i. RRnANN AseIGNs

la range, Texas February l0-A. j..
Brown Ct this place, don < family eroce-
neS business, made general assignment
10 H. H. Nooton assignee, for benefit Of
creditors Liabilities, N3S %, assets. Sl03S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
nAsrRop poprIIsrs

Bastrop, Texas, February 10 -Chairman
$, W. Floyd calls q meeting OF The eXecu-
tive committee OF Eastrop county poou-
lists for Monday. February p. TO attend
to important matters pertaining 10 their
interests.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11

will spend the winter on his rai'sl
Or. f., r. Mclean Of Cinclnrii
spent Sunday with c. B. lucas. y
Lean is largely interested In rassl
erty here.
Corn planting has begun y
acreage will be large. Hog aM I
is the slogan now, 81
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11

Waco. Texas. February l0-Fue this
morning destroyed a. frame cottaso on
Franklin street. occupied by Charles
Gutchmg The loss is about $500 ana is
covered by Insurance.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11

was built by the public spirited citizens Of
both communities. 1t is the intention to
extend the line at once to Conner and
Midway, Madison county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
PORT on SABINE PASS.

Sabre Pass feSas. February l0--Clcnr-
ed and sailed; Schooner Albert r. Stearns.
Allen, for Tampico. with $1,000 feet OF
lumber
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
DUDLEY IN HIGH SPlRlTS
How the Coming State Primaries
Must Be Conducted.
THERE WILL BE NUMEROUS CONTESTS
.Chsarmsn Must Obey the Call or other
Delegates VIII BE ses'eG-R.Fsh-
.'Iicans sevenih District Split


Dallas, Texas, February ,b.-Cs;a- Ger
resp .)--Colonei James G. Dadler
was here en- route home from Austin lie
was In high spirits and talked Ike s
great general who had won great VIC
tory. The colonel was at pesce VITA the
world and In love with himself
The gpeciai commissioner 9! TIE Fosi
chatted m hour or more WITH tbs Norih
Texas dictator Of the State democratic
committee He was wary and acted lSe
a Jack rabbit that had bean shot al rua@y
times by passengers or passing trains
Colonel Dudley believes * 10 Re gross
impertinence FOX tbs presiding Chairman
OF the State executive committee O.
great party 10 unload bis personal wen
of political policies and purAc u'er Ep-n
an uususpecting ana conn1inr rutHo sat
came 10 Ii. conclusion ss'T sra- rac1t--
since and IKE "a true p1trs 40, r1'n
as pletsan Us "a newsVarer t0rrHSpp rt-- 70
has ever succeeded In Stealing his aate-
lions 10 the extent of obtaining e s5
taneou= outburst a h.s ilr-s crrstal BOD
into words Colonel Uufey IS positive
that the silver meu at tne Aus.lr meets
ing. Ike true patriots, ea r.r-tl nraf t-ar
and threw themselves 'rtc tn. fr...l 20
save their PARTY ana tHe state f-oru tae
despoll.Hr touca Of gd.-rlg Faa1a-s
popubs, Huns
lie don't mind the sco@s or TIE srers
Of his political opponents.
Jayclius hurie8 hy 0e OPPOSITION mover
pierce the Dudley QrlUr and -..-
slide OF ~ easily as water t-1r me Be- <
OF a Meiiarl dgck iie declined to -
russ the Garrett ir- ssr- lTcu- $685.. e
hat Garrett ha3 Vacated h.s 0ffi"e
rUoval to another strict ami JOSH
claim 10 the soh Jt-fa Fielder rn
als.. o.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11

Ferris, Texas, February 10-Atwcll's
gin and mill at this place burned at II
O'Clock Saturday night. Loss, about
$500. Mr.. Atwcu is in Dallas
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING.

Georgetown. Texas February ia
domocrntie mass meeting was held NJ the
city hall today, advisory to tho county
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
nERCLAIR 1rrMs

Berclair, Texas. Februar,, ,o x,-,,,.,
Weis Of the Beaumont I,umhor oon lam,
came In with his family saturday ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11
ISLAND CITY NEWS ITEMS.
County Commissioners Take Up the
Drainage Question,
COMMISSIONERS ARE APPOINTED TO
Make Proper NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bridge
at the County Line-Impounding
Stray Dogs-Notes.


Galveston, Texas, February 1o.-At the
meeting Of the county commi oners court
today j,rles of Wow were appointed for
bo,b the Arcadia districts to locate drain
=, =,
age dltches as foliows' T. ~ Peers, H. "
Elder and II. NJ. Lowry, and for the
Hitchcock district Z. Il. Peers. j.. V. Elder
and julius Perthens The drainage ques-
ticn is the enc uppermost in the minds Of
the coast country at present and che petit
% - Oi,. te y, IT, a. lie
- ~, ,'+ - ,,,.,f - l','o,,,, 60 -
,r,s.tl,, ~ ~, 49, ,,,n,a,, 80 20 ha
80; -. 80 ~, .t Wv ~ Co,aro, ~ r.
,,+,, ~ 90 va So. y" ~ =
oNtiai.ieu 'tae az CO.., aD.oi
,.,',,-, ~, I'm, o,,iH',,'d IVA. a.,
ssi,,en's TX s, ,, ~ en- !,
49,, -, az 80 p''u G,a' r,,ro,,.
La,.a,sd ',1 ,,,at , , ~ oP o,,; ~
inc Intcrnotionnl and Grent Northern
lands would waive their exemptions from
taxation,
y petition from citizens at League CITY
referring - me prop sea bridge across
'r'i f," 10 ~ ~ 'o.l'siy w
,t,. VIZ nx,1at,,ct 49, ,b,. Ct,i,,os+or
commissioners were anxious to build the
bridge. hut the Harris county commission
ers were evidently not so anxious.
THE DOG CATCHERS.
1,,o ,1,,,. cot,bcrs s,,rt,a am ,,e,r rounds
mis- ,n-r,,,,o and soon ba5 thslr cart we'll
MA Nth Chat vern aes,,p,ed =, bo van.
rant CANNES.
II is expected that the pound will he
visited tomorrow by n large number OF
persons ia search Of lost dogs and that
the demand for dog licenses will he quite
active for the next few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11

they are two links in H. XII q
gcstion; another link i bil;ou.
ache is another; then iollorss o 4
drowsiness, dizziness, an ir,; nv. go
and the blues" ali Ina y ~
binding down your enerr;., = " y \
life a burden. The way "a M sua 81 =
whole trouble at once 4 N N.Y. ~, ! =
els and stomach into conasi,su
DR.: Pierce's Pleasant pelI.s ! B
quicker, more comfortable ~
naturally than any other rs,. y !
world. They actually cur 80. q
so it stays cured, you don't b.eo~. 5
to their use; they stronghold \. \
tines to do their own vofs M.
stomach and gently stirlul,i,, ~ n !!
They are mild but sure. ill., ~
self. Don't let any drupvis' ~ ~. I
gripping pill. Insist on hayIur X XII Y
Pleasant Pellets.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-02-11

PRoHfHITIONIsTs ARE ALERT
Fort worth Texap February I9.-Indge
r. c. Heath OF Hpckwail chairman OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-24
THE SUMNER SEASON
Has Opened Down the River With
Bright Prospects.
Several Cottagers Already Enjoying the Sans
Souci Of Summer Outing.

The hot weather makes a man wish
he could get out somewhere and lay
down. and keep cool. Yet. take this
same man and ask him If he didnt
wish that winter We're here, and he
would answer a most decided nay.
Right near Augusta, at the mouth
of the old Kennebec. there are summer
resorts galore. In the thousand islands,
more or less. there situated by some
kindly disposition. there are haunts TO
WOO away from his home hearth the
very best of us.
There by the sea, the restless old
ocean is ever breaking along the rocky
shores and singing in the seaweed.
The cottagers are all very busy.
either getting the summer homes into
condition, or else getting things at
home ready to leave. or both. The
summer resorter is now passing
through woes unnumbered. but be gets
there, just the same.
At Ocean Point there is an unusual
carly activity. and already there are
several cottages open.
At the Woodbine. one of the first
along the line, Commodore Presbry
with Il house full of people is comfort
ably settled Tor the future hot season
lie has just returned from Bar Harbor
in his yacht, Swirl. where all had a
modore of the Boothbay Yacht club
and a good fellow. He is the man
ager for Frohman in New York AT
cottage are now visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
l.. c. Presbry, with Misses Caroline
and Harriette Presbry; Miss Harriet
Himan. Miss Hyde of Northampton,
Mr.. Winslow of New York. and Mr. A.
c. Eaton of Stafford Springs. Conn
| They are a merry lot, and they know
! how to enjoy life.
| Mrs. Starbird and her sisters of Bos-
| ton. have arrived at the MiIlinocket
| cottage.
Miss Hattie Holmes of Augusta, Mr.
and Mrs. Sumner Barton and Mrs
Taylor Mr.. Lyon and family, F. r.
Noble and family; j. f. Mitchell and
family of Waltham. Mass. at the
Fogler cottage: DR.. Robinson of Bos-
ton, will soon arrive at Ocean Point
to spend the summer. Alonzo Small
and family are settled for the sum
mer. G.. C. Burns and family. for
merly of Augusta, and now of Boston.
and Ethel H. Jones. the popular GUS
todian of the county buildings with
his family; Rev. f. T.. Newbert and
family have taken up their summer
residence.
The Camp Quiet Club, with a party
from Springfield. Mass. which has re-
Gently purchased the Dr. Brainard
cottage, is expected in July. Mrs d.
w Flagg and Miss Edith Flagg will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-06-24
Because
n 1t Is Best,

Why is the demand for
Welcome Soap in New Eng
land greater than for any
other family soap?
Because housekeepers, after
using it for years, and COM
pairing it with others, know it
is the best and most econom-
ical; it's quality never varies.