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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23
FINN The Mission field.

Elder samuel lslm ri NnE.n city,
Washington county liIn, rlN.l Nh
tho New" today hhFIus JUS f.-
turned from mIHHHu iI 600. ulhrIn
siatr1. Elder iH1m lNii h'H h.9l' nh
November ON. 1855. and Hh.r0l iu % 4.
IInrids conference. &c. reports good
surcrns and nyf h. had ha privilege
ID leading nfiy.fhf souls Unto me
watsrs III baptism. tir alHI found ih'
urlpis lm.uF whom Boz 'HnIrUl N.IJ
KIM and huu..titr. Ha mover bad il
iia lut IN ths woods 0I miles a mica iH
tho time ~ was gone. Elder l.1m FUR
Their reported that 'hr WORK VI The
I1rd wts Progressing yery nicely ln the
Southern stutHH mission. 80 prH.ut
there are % Elders hhurlHE energetic
sally in the state.
Eldir Ezra Chriaiins.n " Mnnil
ginpeto county. returned Friday FROM
o mission in ihr Northern states
Elder ChnHiltuHNn hhHf.d ln thg
Southern Illinois conference. most %
his time being spent in 3d. lluH. $40.
Ito reports Do work ihHrH urrr. IIug
nicely the lHhufr 90 th' EliHr h..ug
fftught with gratifying HurrHHH tn
holding ~ outdoor mpHHuEr HlH boon
productive OF much good and The
ptp0rH ~ thai ety, lH w.l na the p Zoe
ulH generally. ffHut fhr mission rlnH
iildtr ChfIsilnnsan l"ft home On juno.
1896. had good health while away aud
greatly enjoyed hIs hhur.
Elder wallace Crnrum m smiihnald.
Cache county. who I'm Or q mlnIHu
20 Germany 90 Jun 81. 1895. returned
home 0n wednesday 0f th.H wUOk ito
enjoyed good hftIih and excellent
spirits DURING DIE ,nt.r. absence aud
says the work Ia pfHTrnHIug rYurtlIy
under band NJ energetic Elders
Uhh Editors a Castillo.
Word received from Caatlla Spring,
today Il 10 the eject that The momhrf-
~ the Utah Press association ninnr
with hundreds of their friends from
various parts Of the state. arr having
a glorious time 40 this popular resort
Al kinds NJ sports Wrfo had and some
beautiful presents were awarded Hucs
ceHafui contestants. The Salt Lake
delegation u expected 10 return no mia
nlght tonight
Save your money and whom you got
n Dollar deposit II with lions Savings
Hank a Trust Co. I. p 9. Main ~ The
Officers and Directors nrci MILFORD
Woodruff. President. Geo. O.
Cannon. Vice President, George
". Cannon, Cashier; Joseph A.
Smith. Lorenzo Snow, 4. o.
Weber. Iichor J. Grant. James Jack,
Francis NJ. Lyman. Angus ~ Cannon,
George Reynolds. H. u. ClawHon. 4.
John Nuttali
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rroSrrH DAY rNcru.Io>s,


Between ali points Zoo Utah on JuN
21rt 2ith and -ith. ono fare Tor ga,
round trip, Limit, July .5th.
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cirl scAyINuEm

BEFORE HAVING YOUR CEsspo1LS
closets, Eruusptraps cleaned, 500 city ScaFs
gngcr Co hest and cheapest work dInA
ElNngwurth s Woods td2 south fifth Hast
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4 nLAcK SUMMER carr. TRIMMED
With lace, Lavender rIlE ilniFr lH-I ui
July Goth Just west OF $40 trand' WV.
shops Return tu Mr. 10 cannon, WV. T.
huusn south of Ninth south Un lIHNl'
NU4t west side. and receive reward
4 -ORREL MARE. STAR ~ iuEhii az
branded luN nu right hiu kriurh i9 ~.
James 8 Go. si0rc. % Main street. lnA 70. i''
wardnd
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WtMoNNI.

j. a.. TRENT N eco. ENGINEERS. MAN
frnprul uihvr1 Geo rooms Ula ulH and dil
luulv llIuCa, whore thuy will he glnu tn 800
inv.r uId aud now ticnds and patrons A. a.
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WANTED AGENTS
81 no $50 MONTHLY AND EXPENSES
pnIu a. sell rIgurs uu tlmoi experience un-
nocrs'ary W. l. hllno Cos - Louis NJ"
40 SILT TuE INST LINE NICKEL
plated water ilirral Illustrated price list
AND I've sample ulign BY mall &c seed, y
WANTED ron auuR NAVAL WAR
Win spain" splpndIdlY illustrutsdi only
pow radygHut quick National Pub Co.
Lakeside lilir chicago
OH ADtNrsi tELiAnfT. ENERGETIC
mru tu snll our hlFh.sttdo luhucltlnE ulls
uUu HfuuHUa uu CummlHaiun, rlthUr tNrlus
aiyrly ur o.. % aue lu'i We are reliable
cleveland, %
MONEY Gan M MADE SELLING
nassi sample free ur ltn tor zoe Ohae D.,
Akius o. truiro street. Nov Nor.
MN AMI noYs, PArENr NJ. s,i.s0o
makes B cigarettes 10 one minute, ail cut
end Fllgdi 90 special paper o. tohse,,9
81 ME-. Ca, Orange Valley. \. J.
FuR our "GEM" oNE-riEcE pErACu.
nhln pants buttoui no sewing sample. &C.
SO. liuchucrrn W. osth 81, New York city
MN 10 ApvFRrisE "LuMINo." DIS
trlhuto circulars, samples tack signs, etr
,slsry n" any ' oSpoo.g. weekly senator
nohsnn' Maintaining company chicago,
Tuil me- KARL q. MAEsERs SCHOOL
and Preside salary ur commission, Fart
or all Of salt l.nsu city, Must be- Latter.
day saints husinoss fgicrcneo must ne'
iishlng Ca, ituvn ttah.
To still DR. MuHGAN's "rur-AKE"
tIF IA
You van. make t.p mr. week Soud Veg in
stamps Tor sample uuu terms sterling
lhatmagul Co, um Myrtle avenue brook
EyEIYwurWE FoR pARlsIAN mo
tosivnrutfvI small hrAutlfuli good money
wnser 81 Jumes All 20. ill broadway,
Ncu York
WI NAVE ruE Hr,T LiNE or WAR
novelties badges. hpwuV ana Maine pie
lures .cpd go luf samples uordon Hook
Co.. a'I a'h A'rnu'' Sew YORK
roR FAST SELLING ARTICLE ~
ttgy new EASY Gales lfrn profits sample
stacy s 90. OIL liberty 'strceL Ncw York.
Statesmen SPLENDID sIuE LINE
largo yNWuIssluuat entirely new Japanese
Condensed lnh ,n' te urvrno 81, New York,
AMERICAN FaAUs ARE ALL ruE
RAGE Everybody wears one SDud o cents
iu stamps lur sample ami SCENTS price uf
uur enamrlod haE, Puritan lowrlry O.,
Attuburu. Mass
LABEL YOUR CANNED FRUIT AND
ipi.yi lOn lauels, printed aud gummod, yuur
upn assortment i0ci agents wanted 4.
Williams hruaa huuNlllv, Pa samples Tor
STAMP
You DON'T HAVE To M AsNLEs,tAN
tn sou Nuy I'4rf ltayH tlom ON trial.
COLLECT aftvrNurdt Uu du Che same With Yuui
absolutely mo- talking required q 90 80
UH|INt rummI HsIuu nH s.IurN -urHIHIty tu.
department N, 80 Green strvoL thlcugu .
WANTED -rRuHTWuNTHY PERSON TO
travel Fay ',J and Expenses Tournament
position. kuiuruucD Tho ulmlnluu CON.
pany, ua star building, chicago
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ron HENr

= LiuYs LARGE BLACK CROCHET
double shawl Apply 90 lu W. sud North
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Garfield Beach Trains,
STOCKS AND INVESTMENTS.

Utah Iaut und Commercial Stocks ana
other hgn Grade iuNustmrut s,tur.tir,
bought and tuu
Loans 900 rtnrla
lNIdruds puy lrF storhs lOurhf and sold
lu'ystmU ui orders from Institutions. trua.
The lrrt ui attention
- joins O CUTLER IN.
l'L l-' I'd Main H.
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4 NV IiOMr INprsru,.

UTAH rFOrLE GENERALLY Will me-
lgst'd ln the fact that tho tiah ituuhHr
aud Manufacturing Go. ufo tatHhIisHrd ut -,
= West Temple &c., with Improved machinery
nnd superintendent of many Sturs' sNprf
lonro ln Tho manufacture ~ packing. 10
Whs' 20 urutr Ail sizes ul HusAyts plain aud
sectional ring plckluHs. etc Tht5 afr ulsp
HrA'tfH lu H1uFu glasses. waste. hnmu.
stultr Nav. graphite, belt dressing Jenkins
70. halnhuW nnd an klndsuf sheet peck nfs,
guaranteed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23

TWO NirrLY-rrVNISuLu ROOMS.
ON urnund fuur. only three blocks from
p1aiUfru. at % NufiA West Temple.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23

A FEW CHOICE HOUSES GouD LOCA-
ton. bolton. 5Ql, rfnrrUs, Ila
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23

Us TuF Dealers. = TCTTLE ugOs..
Real istutO Renting iil Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23

OK sAtI rUE MOST DESIRABLE
fuumlng apartments iu the city completely
furnished all modern runvUnInurHs Cor
urf Second -uufh Iul state stftrts. Iu
Holmes huiIdlte AuulY A. O. CLARK. book.
keeper hnutsfurd hutal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-23

WCNDLE REPAIRING. ELECTRIC NND
novelty Wurs liver iirusu n, W Iri south
UMBRELLAS AND PARAsui- COVERED
rud repaired NJ. Meyer lB o. First south
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-23
HORSE RAISING IN MAINE.
Important Industry Regaining It's Form
or Importance.

The forthcoming report of Labor Com
missioner Matthews will contain an in
teresting historical sketch of,the horse In
dustry in Maine. Accompanying ii are
several letters from prominent Maine
men who agree that the aim should be
to raise good driving horses. From this
report it appears that the height of the
horse-breeding industry in this state was
reached In 1893, and that during It's most
nour1shing years it brought into the state
more than q half million dollars in a
single year. The business Is improving
again and the opinion is expressed that
the time is near at hand when the breed
ing OF horses in Maine will regain its
lost vantage.
The recorded history Of Maine horses
begins with the advent of Winthrop
Messenger into the state in 1916. A lit
tie later came the Morgans and Quick
siiyers. Later the Brandywine family.
the Ration and the Drew family became
noted In 1866 Gen. Knox and Winthrop
Morrill, were foaled. The story of many
other famous horses including the great
Nelson, is also given.
An interesting feature consists of the
replies to circular asking questions in
regard to horse breeding Frank FL.
Briggs of Maple Grove stock farm, in
Auburn, considers the gentleman's road
horse the best type for Maine farmers to
breed; q. S. Sanborn of Elmwood stock
farm, at Lewiston Junction, believes the
best type for the Maine farmers to breed
is the good sized, high-stepp1ng carriage,
road or coach horse; G. p. Drake of Lew
iston advocates the high-class trotting-
bred horse; Editor Twitchell of the Maine
Farmer advocates the carriage horse. with
style. courage, speed and action, but
thinks extreme speed is not to be desired.
Mayor Beal of Bangor also advocates
the French coach horse, while Col. Walter
IA. morrill, of Pittsfield thinks the best
type is the gentleman's driving horse,
is I-2 to 16 hands high, with good action.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-23
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THE BEST PLASTER.

A piece of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm and bound on
to the affected parts is superior to anv
plaster. When troubled with pain IN
the chest, or side, or lame back, give it
trial. You are sure to be more than
pleased with the prompt relief which it
affords. Pain Balm is also certain cure
for rheumatism, For sale by D. W
Heseltine & Co, 387 Congress ST. Ed.
ward w. Stevens. 107 Portland ST., Kim
P RAYMOND, Cumberland Mills, VIM
oxnard, e2l Congress St, 81. P. s. Goold
Congress Squire Hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1898-11-23
FANCY SHIRTS.

We have just received new lo
Fancy Shirts in new patterns and CO.,
ings. The leading feature in Fancy
Shirts this winter will be cross stripes on
bosom. and we have selected line that
will certainly appeal to the customer
who is looking for novelties,
We also show fine assortment of per-
pendicular stripes for the moro conser-
vatiye dresser. Fancy Shirts for
business wear will be more popular
than ever this winter.
Call in and see the line while the as
sortment is complete.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16

favorite lodging place. Part Of this
building can stiH be seen although its
name is gone and it is used for a differ
ent purpose. II was at the Star that
the tWentE-nine pilgrims of Chaucer's
tale found lodging, Another faVorite
inn was called "The Checquers of the
Hope. but il has long since disappear
ed. The distinguished pilgrims We're
lodged in st Augustines abbey at
tachcd to the cathedral and countless
others found shelter and d welcome in
the numerous hospitals or monasteries
in the city. OF course after the destruc-
ton Of Eeckets shrine there was no
longer an object for these pilgrimages,
even if the king would have permitted
them, SO they ceased. Nowadays the
only Canterbury pilgrims are a few idle,
curious tourists not many of whom stop
to think that Canterbury is deserving
Of all reverence as being the cradle of
the Christian church in Britain.
IDA MAY COUSINS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16
MARkE EFT REPORTS.
NEW YORK MARKET.
fhe Features oi the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York. Feb. 15.-Tolay's sharp rally
IN stocks is to be attributed to the cover
ing OF short contracts put ont in yeSter-
days furry. Buying was said to be
heavy for Washington account, when
was q heavy seller, Yesterday. Ycstcr-
days losses We're more than recovered
i'll most cases. notwithstanding Il smaller
volume of business, today. There was at
least one period of general reaction dur
ing the day. but it was of short duration
and declines reached small proportions
There Was also profit taking in a few
special stocks which did not affect the
general list to a noticeable extent
American securities continued to he ia
VoIitcS on the London Stock Exchange
where prices Of Americans were marked
up with a distinctly confident tone be-
iorc the opening here, and London CON
inued d buyer here even after prices
mad advanced To the London parity
metropolitan Street Railway showed Il
continuance of Yesterdays weakness af-
ter an carly period Of strength ana
dropped four points. II subsequently
rallied but closed the day with sharp
loss Other local securities were strong.
Minnesota Iron was conspicuously heavy
and Lake Shore ruled below last nights
cIpsin. price, There We're q few losses
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16
PENOBSCOT.
NENNPORT-

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BANGOR
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h, i,ui WYE ~ I,"'
end of the ION 6I.ile.. 'ro,nactimq i}"rs,0i.
and Brewer.
Emor. c. Smart. a wclI-knovt h.siness
man of Bangor. died Mt his home in ttIt
civ. Thursday night. after :; lone Illness
Tho past Ten wears n, hud hren rxt.n
Sivrlv Interested In Alizona mining ni,er-
ationS He was IA wears old ana IL sur-
vived by his wife. one son, Fred. living
n, ~; -fIi1UiI,4 ani ~" uauSIitefS; MrS-
H.i T,,'.;io , w mi'' 'ii4p i % hdiE2'. Inu MIS-.
W. ~, ~ !" li'7t u I'm - iH 'n' 'S'' nu'
WIZ "'i'Ne' III A'''e"' It rev "'HS ago
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16
The Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago Feb l5.-May wheat. today,
advanced to within Il small fraction Of
the dollar mark and closed strong with
4 gain of Ii over yesterdays figures
me advance was due more to the anxiety
OF shorts to get out than to the news
The impression increased that wheat was
pretty we'll tied up by the Letter interest
Everything else on the floor was active
and strong. Corn closed y cent higher
ana oats 's cent and ! cent higher. Pro
visions advanced sharply. but reacted on
calling. pork closing 20 cents higher. lard
ana ribs unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16
New York Money Market.

New York, Feb. 15
Money on call easy. 1hmr4; last loan
N per cent
Prime mercantile paper 3mi per cent.
Sterling exchange weak, with actual
business in bankers bills at S.S5l444.A5a
for demand and at si.S304. S3A for 80 days
posted rates SLS6i4; commercial bills
Silver certificates 56A@5Gal
Bar silver. 551s
Mexican dollars. Asa.
Government bonds, strong.
State bonds. dun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16

MS iIpISt II d
E chestnut .t.p1.
8'"i''"7
111 high ana
v.,i.,l,. o-o
~ 80 ','0 P'uhtiS- re was M 'ho
~ ''o''''o VI ~" i''N NIS "l f"A'i"i' IaS
' "''', 'i';'"" rtlh'lhdhlE Iilr
" ~ re mas marx ''i ia a ana
t., '""uTlll ''S S""d Judges lna' n"
~ ~ ~ or '' i''F. ''N' %'.aS"'l
~ 'd9 "lso ''''" I'h' '"t'S %
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ff'lhN %. AiienAF"od of Hrinl"nI has
| "ii""I TN" h'St '-yrar-oid tilIje@ in Iowa.
Sil' "aF sired i'y Morrill, Chief he hy
! Hthh'tu'nlah thtr!. amt Tn" dam was
/ oI hh'N ii""d. She is bay with black
/ points. up-hcaded and Very stylish.
one of lhe best GllicS in Maine today
/ is said To- be, the threc-yrar-old. pos
7esscd Of phenomenal sprrl bv West
/ land. dam by Del sur III dam bv
! Frank Ellis and I'd dam bv Ethan Al
! len. now a1 the farm Of Mr. Ellis. Ben
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16
The Boston Market.

Boston, Feb. l5
FLOCR-Very firm: spring patents. S. 80
dl5.a3 spring clear and straight 81 60fi
5.l0: winter patents $515M5.7o; winter
clear and straight. $4.5045.40.
CORN MEAI.-Eiigher; per bushel 74GI
~ per bbl. ST 65GJi70
CORN-f'irm: steamer yellow. 3Sla.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16
Daily kennebec 3ournal.
HISTORIC CANTERBURY.
The Cradle of the Christian Church
in trtain.
History OF Its Grand talhedra Other Places
OF Interest


9hS'ur'A 'u' II II ''l '"'h 'hdt tAe
ROMANS h'o d 'itlil'i' mere aad
MIA IL was IL pace 81 'o'Si"eIaole lhi-
poftahc'' ne roman name was
t'ufoN'fhuil' an" II was mere 'hat N"
two great mllltarE roads stone street
ana W a'lliG street crossed. Numerous
Roman CONS urhs' ana 'uiIdlng ma
t'rlaIS. nave heeh aug up at various
times AT Canterbury; and "DuroVeE-
nam is specially mentioned in thr
Itinerary Of AntonluS written nearly l6
centuries ago.
Kent was th" first of the seven Saxon
kingdoms established in britain, AMI
it was also the first TO embrace Chris
IiauitN. The SaNonS called DuroVtr-
mum CaHuria-the city of the kentish
and it received the addition "ierj,
iu reference To- its 1"rtll'cati"nS, henr"
.Ne get the name Canterbury Whicn
4r,4ns literally the krntsh walled
3oWn." From the beginning Of tn
ueptarchy it was the capital of the
Kingdom and tho residence of the KINGS
of k.ut. uutj th~ arrival pf St. Au@2+-
t'no u 521 when tihclb"rt the rriel-
H- King removed The royal palace p
EeulE," ON tne coa>l The SaNoNs
Hrie 4l H.JlheU, and thcir conversion
t@ts ur@t undertaken u hN party pf
H4unh- from Rome. who Wtrr sent AN
ruI.. ,nr4pr1 ne Great. Gregory had
u.-uluo interested in th" English from
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"rh 'aul wa" were NhilSlIaia' an" IL
thouSh f-lIelb'Tt hlIii9eil was ileft ~" "
nr agreed mat ms vic Shouid l"Ii2"
her own FcllSiph. tie fecelVeu Angus
tine ana MS companions very kllaly
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16

Which arise from impurities in the
blood and depleted condition of this
vital fluid may be entirely ayerted by
Hoods Saraaparilla. This great medi-
cine cures all spring humors, hoils
eruptions and sores, ana by enrichine
and Nitalzing III" blood. it ovcrcomee
that tired feeling ana gives vitality auI
Vigor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16

For the cure of Alcoholic. Morphine
AMI other drug addictions attend the
Maine Keeley Institute at Isl Congress
St. Portland. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16

80 ''tNN PpNltS against tnE marble
me shrine properly 50 called, rested on
the marble arches and was concealed
pN wooden canopy painted outside
with sacred pictures suspended from
the roof. Al a given signal this canonv
was drawn up by ropes and the shrine
then appeared blazing with cold and
Jewels the sides We're plated in gold,
cramped together on this gold ground
We're innumerable jewels. pearls. san
phires, balassas diamonds, lubies ana
emeralds. and also in the midst of the
gold rings on canoes of sculDtured
aGates, comedians and onyx stones. AS
the Worshippers fell on their knees to
me sound Of silver bells, the prior
came Forward and With white wand
touched the different jewels namin :
the respective donors The glory OF
the collection supposed to be the finest
in Europe, was the great carbuncle. as
large as hens egg. called The Re
gale of France" a sift from Louis VII
of France
II was in the 18th century that the
English church asserted its lndepen-
dence and separated itself from Rome:
and in the year 1888 the destruction of
the monasteries began. Canterbury
was one of the first to suffer. The first
blow At the Worship of st. Thomas was
struck in 1896, ana some of his chief
festivals We're put down by order Of the
king who in the next year issued
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ing Mr. and Mrs. Jacobs many happy
returns Of the day the party departed
Wen pleased with the evenings er-
joyment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16

shown by less conspicuous stocks but the
general ieTei Of prices at the close was
very materially higher
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16
TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug
gists refund trs money II it fails tn cure s,c
Tie genuine mas s.. u O. on each tabies.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16
SOUTH CHINA.

Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Randall of East
,NS,aSSalboro. spent Sunday ut w j.
ThompSons
Mr.. ana Mrs. Ruel Ellis entertained "a
large party Of ncehbors ana friends.
tuesday evening. very pleasant time
was reported.
, Ersknc academy will open. Tuesday.
feb. = a piano has lately been pre-
south Jefferson. one Of the trustees. The
School building has been recently un-
ItrSoinG thorough repairs which will add
sfcttly 70 its convenience and attractive
ness. MISS Lena NJ. Pierce of Windsor.
a graduate Of the Pennington Normal
school, has been engaged To assist in the
school
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16

Hoods pills cure nausea, sick head
ache, btli"usncss and all liver iils
Price - ceujs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-16
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

M.NILES of SkoW
hogan. the Owner
Of the fast stallion
Hal Wilkes. in
tends to put him
in the stud for the
c o m i n 8 season.
This horse is a
chestnut, stands
19.l hig II ana