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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-15
LITERARY SOIls

Administration Number IL the special
Title ~ the current Issue Of CollIcr'r
weekly. A duuhlu-nngr picture after
painting by George Gibbs depicts q
gathering. place ~ which not one
American In thousand has henrd-The
War Room In the white House
large chamber 90 which an war news h
sent and In which tho PRECEDENT. Tho
secretaries u war ana the navy. Gen.
Miles and the members ~ the naval
strategy board both photographed
specially for Golfers Weckiy. The war.
time work ~ tho administration lH do
scrlhcd In detail BY "a journalist. well
acquainted with the prtaldont and
cabinet officers. Amnnr the full-pt4t
pictures win be- found I,uosayaii's r5ugh
riders Ia action "a Sinulsu. by h. q.
Nnhn. Admiral Camara's squadron uf
the northern cu trance ~ tho Rurf
canal. ana one Of the frHi meeting of
General Shnfter ana Admiral Sampson
with the cuban general. Garcia Peter
Newell continues hls series on The
Humorous Side Of War. mad tho paper
lures and articles
DemorcHtH, for July. responds tn the
widespread ana imperative demand FOR
war matter By publishing ten articles NJ
special interest IN connection with the
'llnlhn AMERICAN war IhrHH articles,
Mhlrh nave le'n carefully prepared for
pemortHra Magazine. are written In a
vigorous. popular style. are prohisely
Illustrated by drawings and photo
rraphs, ana are ~ equal Interest 10
mon and women
hui the july bemuresta n by no
means exclusively war number. There
are the usual number OF departments,
Interestingly written and charmlnrly
Illustrated An article on bicycling Tor
1885. gives the latest bicycle fashions.
the newest hyglcnic suggestions, na well
is some practical "unHnlicited advice"
for WhrrlWnmen !. NJ Flag and
HCnrhyn Stnnlawa furnish the clever.
lprlghty drawings. Mrs. Geslno
l.rmoko has a page of delicious recipes.
elling how 10 make good dishes Tor hot
lays lesldos this variety there are
stories ana a fashion review
direct from Paris,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-15

Estate or Mary Elizabeth T. y.
deceased. '4us
Nr,ul,oin VIII present clairv
fuuiohs ~. 20 me undersigned n, w
Jay o. May, a. H.. 1899 me 81
Adininlsitntor OF thu r.f.ti ~
bilNa BETH i. Young. decrar't W. Alan
a. D.. iSgS. 'u'y "a
YOUNG ana M0yie.
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PROBATE AND auAsp,,>s,,--


Consult County Clerk or the no.,.
s'gners Tor Further 1nform,t.-.,. Nv
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No'lcc.-Thcrr are delinquent urci
ne ION wing described stock. on az.
count NJ UHH.HImont No. 9. levied u
tho 22rl day of A. n. 1905. tho aeyefi
nmnuniH opposite M. nnwor " NJ
respective Shareholder na fouows'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-07-15
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Sheep Rock Mining and Milling Com
pauy. Principal place OF business.
salt Lake city, Utah,
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IN the District Court. Probate p.,t..
IN ana for Salt Lake COUNT lA
Slate Of Utah
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The Standard
Dress Cutting
Academy

Il well arranged with chairs and tables
Tor the comfort of an visitors. while
class Of students are constantly al
work that callers may see how the
system OF Dress Cutting by the Square
Inch Measurement Is taught
New students are daily entering the
clasfcH. We ask you 90 visit the school
ana let us show you wherein our system
10 an Improvement over all other drcs,
cutting arrangements.
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IN the matter Of the estate Of ~.
Hodgman. Deceased. '"ul
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Location Of Mine, Newton Mining Dis
trlgt. Beaver County. Utah.
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DELINQUENT NorIor.


Location % PRINCIPAL Place ~ nuh
meas, Salt L9ko city. Utah.
Location % Mines nni Wor.a. Tlnn
Mining pictrltt. Junb C5In.
~. Utah.
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Location 81 Mine. OHIO Mining Dlntt
Pluto County. Uluh.
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Principal place OF BUSINESS at Salt
Lake City. Utah.
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Location and principal place " bs,.
ness. Salt. Lake city. Utah
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-07
ENDORSE COMMISSIONS REPORT.
Well Known People Who Favor The Plan Of
the Monetary Commission.

Washington Feb. G.-Mr. Horace White
of the New York Evening Post in a let
ter TO the secretary of the monetary COM
mission has this to say of the commits
Sion'S report recommending Il plan of re-
vision of the currency law:
Il heartily approve the report of the
monetary commission. While | might
prefer slight changes mere ana there, the
general principals advanced by the re-
port is in my judgment correct ana their
enactment necessary To tn" prosperity OF
all classes ] consider the report most
timely in Il political sense, bccilts" the
country cannot stand still.
Either the right thing or the wrong
thing will be done. Stagnation would he
suicide for the party in power, even if
stagnation Were possible, but it is im-
possible. From the close az tn" war un
iii the present time the currency qlirS-
ton has been III" uppc'mhSf one in poll
tics. We have been moving one way
the other all the tim"~nevcr standing
still
ITO stop now would be 10 rest in fools
paradjse The enemy viii nor allow H. |
consider the commissions plan for bank
reform exceedingly hopeful ANA ! trust
that the forthcoming indianapolis con
voution viii give il "A cordial endorse
mont
Mr. Seth Low of brooklyn. also ex-
pressed himself as in hearty sympathy
with the commission purposes SAID he:
III seems Ia me that tho battle as 10
IN" standard snail be unquc9tionthlY gold
or unuucstionabIy -ilver-tNprrSaly aA
Lincoln said that tho country must either
wholly free or wholly slave.
~ favor Of the gold standard are these
fncte-t'irst of all thai We arc already
upon II and that amy attempt tp change, Il
to the silver standard would involve #n
industrial and mercantile cnnNui~ion, the
effects of which ma man can mraAllr.. aud
secondly that The gold standard is the
standard ~ value Ia an iii" countries rn-
inythg th- highest civilization
II udcr these circumstances evmpa-
9 Ia ss~t4 frs
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The LIST STILL GROWING.
Gloucester Fisherman Volunteer Added 10 the
Number OF Wrecked Vessels.

Gloucester, Mass, Fob. 1.-THE fearful
experiences Of last week are kept fresh
in the minds uf citizens as each day
brings the tiddinEs Of still other disasters
to Gloucester vessels. The latest vessel
10 be added 10 the already lengthy list
is the schooner Volunteer. one of the
crack craft Of lac fishing fleet. and while
happily in this case her crew are safe.
the loss of 50 fine schooner is 1T least
depressing.
The Volunteer was built in 1889 AT Essex
slnd had been engaged in the fresh hall
hut trade ever sine" she was first fitted
out. She was valued ~ $500 ANA insured
for Sf.ttD.
Another attempt was made. today. to
locate the missing schooner Marcellus II
DolliVer point, ana Ia recover the bodies
of the rest of The crew from the wreck
of the John Holmes \ diver went down
ana searched the Holmes but no trace
Of tho bodies Couiu be found lie re-
ported that the hun ri the vessel lies
easily and that she can probably be
raised.
The diver explored bottom for some dis
lance but failed to find any evidence Of
licVcd that she fouuuertd of the point
ANA that her remains are among the large
piles OF WreC kagc which lie strewn along
the shore.
a large number Of men headed by Cap
tain Turner of Belfast, have been search
ing the shores all day hoping tn find the
bodies of the unfortunate sailors. Their
efforts were however, unsuccessful.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
N aine Ports.

EoCkLAND-Feb >, ar sch Charles I'll
Tricky. Parsons. Boston for Green
Landing. Empress johnson. New York
$ Lindsey McFadden. New York; Miz-
pan. Goodwin. Gloucester.
Sid. schs Eugene Borda, Greeley, New
York Hume, Gray. Boston: Florida. Col
son Boston
Pol"TLAND-Feb &. ar, Sims John
EnElis, Bragg. New York: Lancaster.
Philadelphia with Big keystone in tow
sid, Sims kildona, London; Queens
more, Avonmouth Dock: Armenia. Ham
burg; bk Normandy. Rio Janeiro; br
Gabrielle. Barbados, and fleet Of
coasters.
Ar. Saturday, tug Edward Luckenbach
Hooper. New \ ork from Calais: T
Paine Stinson. and l. Newton Cole
man. Boston. Mary Farrow. Morrissey
salem; j J LATHE, Robbins. Boston, from
fremont.
cd. Schs Lizzie } Clark Cook Boston.
with cargo of sch " V ,fiutchinS.
BboTHBAN-Feb Il. ar. schs Emma w
Day. Crockett. Portland: Glendy Burke
do: Railroad. Simm"n, Friendship.
Sid, SENS Fortune, Chase. Norfolk; Mag
81" Hurley. Farr. R"ckland: Commerce,
do. Rondo Br1. ST John, y f.
H"ckport. The ice went out Of Belfast
harbnr. this morning.
Cal .AIS-Fcb u. ar. in river. sch Annie
Gus, New York. 1t is expected that the
cutter Woodbury. will arrive. tomorrow
morning. and attempt Ia open the river
As number Of steamers ana sailing craft
lrt, frozen in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-07
SUNDAY PAPERS DELAYED
BY Collision Of Their Train With a Freight
Near Eewburyport Tunnel.

Newburyport. Mass, Feb. 6.-Tho
early newspaper train from Boston was
in collision With freight train on the
main line Of the Boston & Maine road
just outside of Ncwhuryport tunnel
this morning. The freight engine was
badly wrecked while the special engine
was somewhat damaged Engineer W.
II. Cakes Of the former engine, was
thrown from his cab into a snow bank
and escaped With q sprained ankle.
Wreclling trains were sent from Salem
and Portsmouth. and on their arrival
the tracks were soon cleared for traffic
The newspapers We're forwarded on ii
special train out from Portsmouth
after a delay Of three hours The dam
age to rolling stock is placed at $4,000
The cause Of the accident is not known
at present.
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Other Domestic Ports.

BOSTON-Fcb =, ar sim Bostonian
Orr, London; Boston tBr, Yarmouth. y
5; tug Edward Luckenbach. Portland
sch f Davis. Nj Desert. Me: Virginia
for an eastern port.
Sid. Sims Catalonia tBrl. Liverpool:
N"rSeman tBip. do; British Trader tBrD
London; Prince Edward tBD, Yarmouth
s; tug Tamaqua, towing hgs Maple
Hill. Preston and Girard, tlast two from
Portlandb; sch Elwood Burton. HillShoro
\ l.. for New York
NEW Lt-.DoN-Feb G, sid. sch Mary f
Pike, floboken for Passport.
NEW YoRK-Feb 8, ar sim British
Queen, Antwerp.
SID. sim Exc, Glasgow; Calico Huh
SALEM. MASS.-leh Is. ar, schs Walter
NJ Young, New York for PASSPORT: Ella
Prcssy, Gloucester for Thomaston.
PlllLADELPHlA-Fc g. ar, Sims ST.
herian. Glasgow and Liverpool. via Hall
fax
DELAWARE BREAKWATER-F g.
psd up sim Waesland. Liverpool from
Queenstown for Philadelphia
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FIGHTING IN IHESSALY.
Cretan Affairs Temporarily Dropped and Thes.
sally Comes TO the Front.

London, Feb. THE Athens correspond
cnt Of the Times says: The Turks. after
severe lighting. have occupied and burned
four villages in the Agrapha district, in
the north of AcaSnania. about midway
between Arta and Domoko. Eight thous-
and Turkish troops were engaged in the
conflicts
1T is reported that in the neighborhood
Of PaleaokaStron tho Turks Were re-
pulsed. panic prevails among the in
habitants of the NeubalZone. The Greel;
oUtposts have been strengthened and the
situation is omnibus. 1t is probable that
the Cretan question will be dropped until
tn" evacuation of Thessaly has been Sc
cured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-07

copies of Representative Dingley's
speech concerning the situation with
the cotton mills of New England. Two
thousand extra copies of ii have been
printed at the government printing Of
flee for distribution in that section If
the country.
Mr.. Dingley has introduced a bill to
make Rockland Il SUPPORT Of entry in
the customs collection district of Wal
doboro Me
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5sth CONGRESS.
Continued from page ID

the treasury now had only Sl4.VU,Wo
with which to pay Il $1,000. 600. 900 debt--n
debt that was constantly increasing. He
held that the government was now pay
ing a 2O0-cent dollar in liquidation or its
obligations that. when contracted, We're
worth only so cents ON the present dollar.
After another frultless effort on the
part of Mcclellan to amend the bill. the
reading of the measure was concluded.
reported by the committee of the whole
to the House. and passed, and at 80 =.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-07
OFF FOR THE YUKON.
Over 400 Miners Leave Victoria. Sunday
More Will Sail. Today.

Victoria. r. c.. Feb. 6.-Thc steamer
Queen left. this morning. with over 100
miners for the Yukon She will be fol-
lowed tomorrow, BY the Danube with
over 200 more. over 100 miners licenses
for III" Yukon district were issued yes
lerday. and almost as many, today, by
the collector of customs He has issued
over 20 daily since the licenses arrived.
\ party is being organized here to carry
on dredging operations ON the Hoota-
linqua river. They, will take a large steel
cylinder similar to those used in sinking
artcsian wells and will work the bars Of
he riNerS
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Foreign Ports.

HALIFAX. n. S.-Feb e. ar. sim Beta
Hopkins. jamaica. Turks island and Ber-
muda. Vancouver, Jones, Liverpool and
proceeded to Portland, Me; Halifax, Pye
Boston.
81 Sims Balmoral, McRitche. Phila-
delphia; Drot, Hanson, savannah. A tug
left here, today. for IIubbard's cove to
attempt to haul off and bring To Hall
fax, for repairs the American fishing
schooner Lucille. stranded at that place
OF EENSTOW N-Feb 6, sid, sim Etru-
ria tBrl. from Liverpool for New York.
MONlLLE-Feb 6. sid. sim Lake Win
nipeg. from liverpool Halifax and st
John.
IIANRE-Feb g. s \ NJ an sim La
Champagne, New York.
LONDON-Feb 6. sid Sims Mobile. New
York; Nirginian. Boston.
IlNE,RPOot-Feh &. ar, sim Ceyic.
New York
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Disasters

Boston. Feb. 1.-THE steamer Boston
which arrived here. today. from Var
mouth, n. s., has among her passengers
the crew l6 in number. of the Inflated
Gloucester fishing schooner Lucille. which
went ashore and subsequently became
wrecked at Hubbard's cove n. S, during
the storm of last Tuesday.
Portsmouth, n. H.. Feb. 6.--The steam
err Lancaster. Capt TAYLOR, while coming
up the river this morning ran aground on
the flats off New Castle, and up to late
hour. tonight had not been fioated. She
lies in an easy position on sandy bot
tom anu will probably come off without
damage AT high water early tomorrow
morning.
jacksonville. Fla, Feb 6.--The schoon-
er Frank Kinney. Capt Fisher which
sailed from Philadelphia. Jan. y. with q
cargo of coal bound for this port foun-
dered about five miles north of the mouth
OF the ST. Johns river, early this morn
ing. The vessel went ashore in Il dense
fog that prevailed. No lives We're lost
but the vessel is probably a total wreck
Boston. Feb. capt Morris Whalcn
Of the fishing schooner Harvey L.. Bel
den. which arrived, today, reports that
last Thursday, in the south channel, he
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Protection for italian Emigranis.

Rome, Feb. "a government measure
has been published authorizing the Bank
of Naples to take charge of the savings
Of Italian emiErants in North and South
America, with view Of securing ITEM
against the rapacitY Of the so-call"d
"banknrS' there.
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Was Despondent. SO Drowned Herself.

Milford, =. H., Feb. 6,-Mrs A. Bruce
Hutchinson, wife of Il prominent citizen
If this town. committed suicide by
drowning herself in the Sohegan river.
today Early this morning. Mrs. liutch-
mson. who had been very Respondent
over money losses. left her home clothed
in a night robe. a skirt and stockings.
walking t" Tia" river side and then Jump
inr into the water.
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HURLED TO DEATH.
Continued from page ~

toward the fire. ana were making a de-
termincd stand, when the floors fell.
Just previous to that. Capt. Victory
and his men succeeded in getting their
line to the stairway leading To IN"
fourth floor. capt. Victory cried out;
"'Wc are al right now. Chief
Go ahead. boys. drive her OUT
shouted the chief.
capt Nictory's men sprang up the
stairs and had gone half way up when
capt. Clarity was heard to cry: Look
out. Engine !, and overybody; the roof
is coming.
AT the cry of warming, capt. Garrity.
fiosemcn tonroy, Doh"rty and Shea
rushed for the stairs, while Lieut.. o'Con-
nor. lioSrmcn Harrington. . Bri"n and
DriScoll jumped for the rear windows.
IN an instant the iIoUrs of the upper
stories came crashing down. hurting
capt. GArrity ANA mis- four men, and
chief Egan. capt. Victory and his com
panY. to he basement"
Even the words of the unhappy men
that had fallen could b" distinguished by
those who SUN 3ripDcd the window SiilS.
uncertain whether III" work of doStr|ic-
ZION was yet complete. They wcrr in
momontarY terror than the walls would
fan and bury them along with their
comrades.
Eut the walls stood. The firemen on
the outside soon perceived that they
would not fan. When This WIS apparent.
the Hr'mcn in IN" windows Slid nimhly
down the ladders.
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His Grace, the Duke of lie, vice prcsi-
dent of the board of directors of the
British South Africa Chartered Co. and
Sir Horace Farquahar. bart member of
parliament for West Marylebone have
resigned their seats in the directorate of
the company.
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The correspondent of the London
Times al Kobe. Japan. says: THE CO.
roan government having adonted a reso-
luton that no concession Shall be grant
ed to foreigners. the Japanese minister
At Seoul Mr. kato Masu, will demand
that the contract for the construction of
the Seoul-Fusan railway by Japan, under
an agreement made in August. 1894. shall
be signed without delay"
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Turkish Troops and ThessIans Still Fighting.

Athens. Feb. 6.-Sanguinary conflicts
continue between the Turkish troops ana
the peasants in Thcssaly 1t is rep1rt Ell
that the Turks have occupied several viii
lagos and that 1863 persons have beer
kjllnI
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Mr.. Gladstone Attends Church.

Cannes, Feb. G.-Mr. Gladstone. accom-
panied by Mrs. Gladstone, drove to
church. today. and received communion.
II" WAS able to walk without assistance
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vi be at Hotel North, Thursday and Friday Feb. 10 and 4.

! spoke the four-masted schooner Sarah
e. Ropes, from Philadelphia for PORT
/ land. In badly crippled condition ana in
need OF provisions. The Belden's crew
although fearful sea was running. sun
plHlnS her with quantity of provisions
anu also giving some members Of the
crew OF the four-master mittens 10 cover
their freezing hands.
New York, Feb. 6-The British shin
" ill'am Law. Capt. Abbott. which has
been anchored in the bay off Stapleton
staten Island, preparing for her voyage
10 Shanghai, China, with a fun cargo of
case oil, took fire today, and was
sDeached TO save her from destruction.
Inc ire was confined 10 the space under.
the cabin and the cargo was not dam
aged. The amount of damage to the YES
sci mas not been as yet ascertained The
William Law registered 1884 tons and Is
owned At Yarmouth, n. s., her hailing
port j. f. Whitney Il Co. are her agents.
Portland, Me. Feb. 6.-The schooner
Sarah &. Ropes arrived. Saturday morn
ING, ana Capt kregar reported the loss
~ Harry Johnson, D., a native of Nor
Monday, the schooner was off Boon is
land. within few hours sail Of Port
land. where the storm struck her From
tllt time they had an awful experience
ths. worst the captain ever passed
through. The gam was broken the
pumps. except The wrecking pumps.
ruined, and the schooner swept clean Of
everything movable.
Five men Were out on the flying jih-
hoom trying Ia furl the iih when the
schaoner was struck by a monster wave
ana nearly carried under. ~
All tive of the men We're carried over
posrd.~ As they went down four Of them
caiightsat the ropes and drew themselves
back on board. Johnson was swept out
Of sight in an instant and was never seen
again.
Halifax. n. s., Feb. 6.-An effort IS ne
ing made to pun the Gloucester fishing
schooner Lucille off the beach at HUB
hardS Cove. where she went ashore. a
week ago. The l.sh on board has been
taken of and brought TO Halifax.
Halifax. n. s.. Feb. GA dispatch re-
ceived here from Boston reports the loss
Of the Nova Scotia brig Louil. but fails
to state whore the disaster occurred. She
was on 4 voyage from Boston to ST.
Johns, y. T.. in ballast TO load for the
sci was of ISL tons register. owned by
Edgar X. Spinney of Yarmouth, and in
sured in the China Mutual.
Portland Me, Feb. 6.--The schooner
Puritan of Gloucester. Captain G. W.
Gecl. in starting to leave the harbor. this
afternoon. ran into n Sunken scow in the
harbor and stove a hole in her bow. In
attempting TO beach his boat, he struck
the wreck Of the Arcola. close by the
pier. The Puritan now lies listed against
the pier. The damage will amount 10
$500
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70 CURE A COLD ~ one DAY

Fake Laxative Eromo Qulnine Tablets All rrup
gists refund tire money II 1t fails to cure ~
The genuius MS L. =. Q. on each tuslsa
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Only one remedy in the world that will
nj once stop itchiness Of the skin III any
part OF the body: DoanS Ointment. At
any drug store, 30 cents.
mon WedS,fritf
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Mrs Alex Gibson. wife of New EriiS-
wick's lumber king. died at Frederictoh
\. b., Sunday aged a years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-02-07

ARE YOU afflicted with Heart
rr"uhl" Dyspepsia. Troubled with your
Tumors. Siccpless nights or any Female
once Prof j. J.. Cowan: ne will
tell you whether you can or cannot be