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In Boulder.

Boulder. Jan. S,-The A. o. Il. w.
lodge has elected officers for The en-
suing term as follows: +. f. Finch, NJ.
w. Fred Patterson. oVerseef: J. d.
Bridges, foreman; l.. q. Shelton. re-
corder, Y. n. Thompson. finaneier: Will
lam Morris, receiver: William Stewart.
guide. The Degree of Honor also chose
these officers at the last meeting: Mrs.
Frances Barteau. chief OF honor. Mrs.
ollie Grady. lady of honor: Mrs. Mamie
Hay. c. of c.: Mrs. Carrie A. Halford,
recorder: Mrs. Mary Filcher. receiver;
Mrs. May johnson, financer.
Boulder is to have a dramatic per-
formanee this week. Damon and
pythias" being presented 10y travelling
company under the auspices Of the local
lodge of Pythians.
Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs W. p.
Hopes entertained five tables of guests
at whist There We're present Messrs
and Mesdames Tindall, Powell. A. r.
Robertson, D. and I. r. Mcneil, Ber-
kin, Lyon. Merrill and Wilbur Sanders
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Hopes en-
tertained a party of ladies, and the
amusement was in guessing conun-
drums. There We're present Mesdames
Cowan. Morris. Hay. Pnore. Barteau,
Wickes, Halford. Myers, Hopes, Humid
ley and Sherlock. Mrs. Wickes guessed
the greatest number of conundrums and
was awarded a prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Mcneil Were sur
prised by a number Of their friends last
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their guest, Miss Agnes Gordon Handy
Of Chicago. The evening was passed
with games. cards and other amuse-
mcnts.
Z. II. Meade o. Hancock. Mich. has
accepted a position with the Boston x
Montana smelter in this city and has
transferred his residence 10 Great
Falls.
The stockholders Of the Cascade
County Fair association have elected
officers for the ensuing year as follows:
President, Charles f. Stork Fairyiew:
vice president. James H. GnIett. Belt:
treasurer, Gold 7. Curtis. Great Falls;
secretary, G.. c. Cochran. Great Falls.
board of directors. Robert Finn, Cas-
cade: Il. K. Abbott. Neihart: j. C.
Bundy. Kibbey: Paris Gibson, w NJ
Cockrill John T. Athey. o. T. Wads-
worth. jr,, w. +. Brown, f. George
Heidi, X. Vaughn, w. NJ. BoIe. Great
Falls.
Capt r. p. Fuller of Helena passed
through this city on his way to Black
foot, where he assumes the title of ma
jor and the position of Indian agent.
He did not stop off here. but Mrs. Full
Ter. who has been here some time Wis
iting friends Joined him at the station.
and together they went TO the post by
the way of Havre.
Thursday evening at the home Of the
brides parents, Mir. and Mrs. Myron
Mcdaniel in the Chestnut valley, oc-
CURED the wedding of James II. Brad
ley and Miss Stella Mcdaniel. Rev. j,
II. Little of Cascade performed the GER
emory. After Jan. Il Mr. and Mrs.
Bradley will he at home to their friends
at the ]. A. Harris ranch near Cascade.
Mr.. Bradley has been foreman for Mr..
Harris for a number of years and is
highly esteemed in that country q
young man Of the most excellent char
acter. Mrs Bradley has been most of
her life in that country and is a popular
Young lady.
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In eat Falls.

Great Falls, Jan. S.-Alderman Will
lam Crills and his wife celebrated the
third anniversary Of their marriage in
very pleasant manner by inviting
their friends to the house. Messrs Nc
Coy, Burke and Cohen supplied music
and the evening WAS given over Ia
singing. dancing and tine rendering of
recitations. Those present were Messrs.
and Mines. Kneeland. Gibson Wacplla.
Renner Ross, Robinson. HILL Green,
Iongway. Bigman Getz. Pelchef
Troup, Melman. Gardner. Mines. Goldie,
Cellar and Kerr: the Misses Robinson
and Poole: Messrs. Pool, Mcneil. Slexin.
Cummings, Boyle. +. Cummings, Po-
greba, +. Thompson and Elmer f.
Ross.
On the same evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Press II. RoWles. who have recently
built house here and moved into it
from their ranch in the Sun River val
ley, gave a house warming to a num-
Der of their friends. The house is of
brick and is fitted with all modern inn
proyements. It cost about So. 900. Cards
and dancing were the amusements Of
the evening, and Mr.. and Mrs. RoWles
showed that in them Great Falls seei-
ETY. had made valuable acquisition.
Those present We're Messrs. and Mines.
J.. NJ. Mcdonnell. Patterson. Bodkin.
Giles, Putnam, Hubbard. kenkel. Geo.
Mitchell, Klaue; Mrs. Foster; the
Misses Clifford. Pattee. Fleming, Me
Gurn, Bodkin. Patterson. Jensen, Fos-
ter. Rowles: Messrs. Ronald. Cotton,
McGurn. Charles Mcdonald. James Nc
Donald. Dieterle, Wagner. Iaekay.
MeCauley. Green and Strain.
W. j. Evans has accepted a response
BILE position with the Calumet and Hecia
people in Michigan, and with his family
has left to assume his duties.
T. E Collins. state treasurer Is
spending few days IN this city oa his
return from Portland. where his family
is and where his two daughters are at
tending school. He reports that the
latter are very much improved in
health.
Friday evening the Young Folks
Fortnightiy club gave a large bali AZ
fnoWen hall. 10 which the elite Of thu
city were hidden. There were many
guests from out Of town and the dane
ing was continued until a late hour
Saturday morning. The committee Oh
arrangements consisted Of A#sSfs. For
tune, Ferguson. Wood. #adsWaEza,
stanton. Curtis. Rice and Frank r At
k3nSnu.
{. ". SweariBgen and Andrew RiHksr
are AT Butte attending tn nl@es.EE -
the engineers 81 iss Sl#ttE.
Mr. and Airs. l. -. Phelps eass
party on Thursday evening b aeAae %
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first prizes We're Won by Miss Mabel
Foster and Will Monfnrtan and the
BOBBY prizes by Miss Manic Armstrong
aud A. corcoran. During the course
Of the evening refreshments Of a light
character were served to the members
and their guests, Of whom about 10
Mere present.
The Hozeman band concert took place
on Tuesday evening IN the opera house
and the programme rendered was ex-
eeptienaty good The attendance was
small a fact which does not reflect very
well on the citizens ~ Rozeman. VINO
have always expressed themselves very
proud of the band but when the boys
giSe an entertainment for the purpose
of buyinc new music and PAVING their
necessary expenses. they fail Ia show
their apnreciatien Of a good thing. The
following programme vas given: Part
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Eastern stockholders in the Basin
Mining 4 Development company
Colonel Charles :. Mutily WAS over
from Helena Saturday and SundaX
Ar and Mrs. William pinkston If
Butte We're here last Sunday visiting
their many Basin friends.
W. H. Ioekhaft aud Angus Ginnie If
Lockhart have heen in town the greater
part Of the week
Miss Rose Oherrire who was visiting
several days With her friend. Miss Tots
TAYLOR, returned II her home in Butte
Monday evening
Mrs IL l.. Charles came over from
Butte last Sunday evening and will re-
main here 4 Week or two visiting with
her husband who il experimenting the
construction work Of the new Katie
smeltef
Mrs. al BoulWare and daughter. Miss
Bovie, who spent several days last
week visiting friends here, returned
10 their Butte home Sunday evening
7. IL, Leary came down fram his Cas-
eade county cattle ranch the first Of
the week and is meeting his Basin
friends. Of whom there is Il host
William X. Lloyd of Butte was in
town several DAYS the first If the week
Mrs. IL. l.. Sherlock Of Boulder is
visiting here.
Mrs NJ l. Hewett was in Helena
Tuesday. whore she went 10 meet Ar
HeNett on his return FROM an extended
trip t. the East
Frank Laiselle was in Helena Monday
on business.
Fred sockerson Of Bernice was here
Wednesday.
Services will be held in the First
Presbyterian church at 80 o'clock this
evening when Rev. r. A. Wirkes will
preach THE Lords supper Will be OBJ
served at this service.
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Dances Will he given every other week.
and a meeting Of the whist club during
the intervening weeks. thus giving a
chance for the lovers IF both dancing
and whist to enjoy themselves.
The Ladies' Social. Domestic and Lit
eraty society met AT the residence Of
Ats. T. Trent on Grand avenue last
Tuesday afternoon. The subject of the
afternoons entertainment was the dis
cnssion Of the Cuban question. Mrs. Fl.
Il. Baker gave a paper On The Geog-
raphy of Cuba" Mrs. Rulin. THE In
hahitants If Cuba and Their sharac-
terstics and Mode Of Living" and Mrs.
Wisner A paper Oh The Cause and His
tor. Of the Present War. After the
subjects had been fully discussed by the
ladies present elaborate refreshments
brought a very pleasant and instruc-
tice afternoon 10 a close.
The Rozeman Camera club met in the
academy building last Tuesday night
and elected their officers for the ensu-
ing term Mr. 1sotfschaiek being elected
president Miss Edna Robinson. secre-
tary: L. +. Gage. treasurer. There are
now about 80 members of this club who
will give exhibitions of their work soms
time in the month of February next.
The Housekeepers' society met at Or.
Fosters sanitarium last Monday after
noon. The afternoon was taken up with
the discussion of the servant question.
as to What is required of hired help
and What servants should expect from
their employers. \ paper on the his
tory Of Montana militia was read by
Mrs Thomas Lewis. the historian OF
the society. which was full of many in
teresting facts known to but few peo-
pie. The society by vote finally deter
mined to rent the guild rooms of the
Episcopal church for a place of meet
ins. and from this on Will meet there
4 few friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Hell
man met al their home on LindIey
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paian, Rev. Mr.. gleceker being rector
II Chris church, Schenectady, n. Y.
The presents We're both numerous and
beautiful. and among them was a SET
IF silver teaspoons given by the ladies
Of the guild and sfe given by the ladies'
Of the congregation and members of
The ehoifs TIE happy couple left on
Friday morning for Deer Lodge and
from thence VIII go IL Salt Lake city.
Utah. reaching Schenectady about the
2nth If January. An informal reeep-
tien MAS held in The rectofY from
O'clock IN The afternoon until late in
the evening, during which Time Rev.
and Mrs. Blocker We're in receipt Of
many and hearty congratulations,
mingled with expressions Of regret that
The parish Was about 70 lose one who
had done SO much for II in every way.
Mrs. Checkers place as erganist viii
h. filed by Miss Hattie Parkins. who
began her somewhat arduous task at
her predecessors wedding.
ON New Years day the members or
the =. A. K. and ". X. @ held re-
union and celebrated the day with a
dinner which WAS partaken Of by about
loo persons In the evening joint in
staliation took place. after which an
elaborate programme WAS rendered as
follows: REGULATIONS by little Misses
Agnes Hellinger. Edna Tracy. Josie
Mix, Stella Barnett. Clara Fisher. and
Master II. Easdll, vocal solo. Miss Josie
Van Iasseli, music on the either. John
Hanson. solo. Miss Grace Lansing. This
WAS followed 10y a flag drill by a num-
Der Of school children The drill vas
excellent, the little ones going through
a number of intricate movements and
singing Rally Round the Flag
Marching Through Georgia" and
%Tenting Tonight. ending with just
Before the Battle Mother Miss Van
fE9aSs11 ea1FuTf41 b4 4rl
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The germs of consump-
ton are everywhere.
There is no way but to
fight them.
If there is a history of
weak lungs in the family,
this fight must be constagv
and vigorous.
You must strike the
ease, or it will strike
At the very first sign
falling health take scot
Emulsion Of scod-liver @
with Hypopl,osphites.
1t gives the body power to
resist the germs OF consump-
ton.
soS ael ss.oa. III druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chcmisfs sss 1ssk-
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moFs
and
oft, glossy
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sos. aea Soc. IN druggists.
SCOTT s. BOVINE. Chrrisfs, ssa 1sss-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12
AMUSE N ENTS.
The Isle OF Champagne

one of, if not the most, successful of
American comic operas produced III re-
cent years, will he seen at the Johnson
opera house Gardiner, on Saturday,
April 16. The company comprises 60
artists and is headed by Richar
Golden. Mr.. Golden will be remem-
bered for his excellent service as the
star of "Old Jed Prouty." The produc-
ton Of The Isle of Champagne" is one
of the most costly on the stage today.
The costumes and scenery are entirely
new and has complete ballet and full
orchestra. David Biers, manager of
the enterprise, has had vast experience
in operatic spectacIes and the present
surpasses any of his past efforts. In
the company. aside from Mr.. Golden,
are such well known comic opera
favorites as j. w. Kingsley, Joseph f,
Sparks, Blanche Chapman and Lillian
Burnham. Electric cars will run II
Augusta after the play. Seats are on
sale at Devine & Chadbourne's dru2
tore
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12
Augusta and Bath Steamboat Co.

The Augusta & Bath Steamboat Co
Will commence to run their boats, to-
day. The steamer Gardiner Will leave
steamboat wharf. every day at : A.
NJ. for Bath ana all intermediate land
ings on the river. Later in the season
the Gardiner will resume her Boothbay
and Island trips She is commanded
by Capt. Robert Westman, who has
been 50 popular With the travelling
public in past seasons. II, f.. Bow
ditch. who has so successfully man
aged the line for the past six seasons
viii AGAIN have charge of il this year
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12
ODD FELLOW ANNIVERSARY.
Asylum Lodge Will be rs Years Old Next
Monday.

Asylum Lodge, L. O. O. F., Of this
city. Will be % years old on the 18th Of
inns month. and the members propose
TO celebrate the occasion in a proper
manner on the 22d of the month
Inc exercises viii be held in their
iodge hail, on State street, and win De
Tor members of the order only. They
VIII consist of addresses by some of The
prominent members of the order,
among whom will be Past Grand sam
uel W. Lane of this city, who was the
lirSt member initiated by the lodge. and
consequently one Of the three Oldest
lnemHers Of the lodge living. as only
Two OF the charter members are now
living, one in Colorado and the other in
massachusetts,. The fun programme
VIII be announced later
Just now the members are husily dis
cussing plan of their han. which win
be in the new Purinton Brothers block
now in the process of erection On
Water street. They are determined
to have a luxurious hall. as well as a
coinmodious one. and the lodge is Well
able to do so.
The dimensions of the new hall will
be 3SNt' feet. with Il banquet hall re-
ceptlon and dressing room. and ante
rooms. The RebeEahs will also have
quarters of their own.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12
Letter from Congressman BurIeigh.

The kennebec County Republican
Committee, which recently passed reso.
lutions commencing the course of the
President, received, yesterday. the fol
lowing letter from the Hon. +. G. Bar
leigh:
House Of Representatives I'nited states,
Washington, ID. c., April s. 1888
Gentlemen:
Herewith enclosed is letter received
from John Addison Porter, secretary to
the President, in reply to my communi-
cation enclosing copy of resolutions re
Gently adopted by the Republican Com
mittee of kennebec county.
With kind regards,
Sincerely yours.
f.. c. BURLEIGH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12
Executive Mansion,
W a Shin3ton, April 6, 1856

My Dear Sir:
Your note of the 5th inst. enclosing
copy of resolutions recently adopted by.
the Republican Committee Of Kenneba',
county, Maine, has been received ami
brought to the Presidents personal at
tention.
Permit me to thank You sincerely. in
the Presidents behalf for your cour-
tesy in bringing these resolutions to his
attention. ana to request that YOU Will
be good enough to convey to the com
mittee the assurance of the President :
cordial appreciation of it's generous
mesSag ge Of approval and confidence.
Very truly yours.
JOHN ADDISON PORTER
Secretary to the President
Hon. Edwin c. Burleigh.
House of Representatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12
Matinee Lecture on Food.

Let no housekeeper overlook MI
Worrells lecture in Meonian hall this
afternoon The entire range OF 1000
will be discussed. The lecture Will be
valuable. not only for the knowledge IT
will impart in dieteticS, but TOR It's
many practical points, which in no
other way could be so concretely pre-
sented There will be fine platform
exhibit of food plants and 1ood pfod-
ucts. many of them obtained, through
courtesy, from the AgasSiZ Museum,
Cambridge. and the Commercial
Museum, Philadelphia. Mr. Worreli
book is free to lecture patrons only,
otherwise sells for so cents. Every seat
reserved for housekeepers. Admission
by ticket. only. None but housekeepei'
can secure them at the box ONCE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12
COBBOSSEECONTEE,
Preparations for an Active Season Are
Now in Progress.
Several New Cottages Being BuIt-A Busy
Season Predicted.

The ice is growing very thin on the
beautiful lake Cot)bosseeconte &c, and the
fishermen are already casting their
eye longingly over the place, where in
lly, for tn" purpose of alurng the
members Gf trout and salmon families
from their homes in the boltom Of the
| lake.
1t Will take brt a few more days OF
this sort of weather and one gocd wind.
to make the ice disappear from tn laka
altogether ana then there VIII he Il
general fnckirg to the lake, the catch
ing Of fish and the telling of the larg"
on2s that We're lost.
The prosp e. If Il busy and del ghtful
season is very bright, and 1T looks as
though there wcudnt ne enough cot
iages to hold these Who wish to lila
there so ia"nJ new cottages beside
those mrntjctcl latcr viii possibly he
built.
SO far as is known every family that
was there last year. viii 20 again this
season.
Ir. r. q. kinsman Of this city, viii
build fin" cCtt&Se on the east shoia
below that of g. a. Robert on Mr..
Robertson will Il is said, build a tower
N the southWvs! corner # his cottage.
Col Il. ". @oulc ha2 moved his cot
tage back ard he viii begin, Monday
morning, on the erection Of a new one
on the site Of ;he old one Thi; site nr
claims is the =, st in that vicinity
Col Soule has let his two cottag s to
Mr. Carver ol Manchester. ara Rev.
Mr. Hooks Of Dedham, Mass Both
these cottages are being repaired ana
new chimr " being put into them, $"
that an open fire place can be built in
each He mas a boat. this season, that
he hopes VIII outsail any of the others.
w H. ReiA has ren,ed two cottages
To st. Louis partiea. OF course Mr..
Reid and family win he there IN their
cottage throughout, the season.
Harry Blocks has just completed a
cottarr on the east shore.
Joseph Williamson, Jr. has hired The
Hersey cottage Oh Paradise Point. anG
having purchased the Molle S. VII en-
deavor To find what rocks in the lak"
he didn't find last year
Mr. Hammond il building Il l1r2.
barn for the accommodation of thu
transient ANA regular cottabegrs
There viii L" room for 20 horses in the
barn.
The town Of Manchester is to build q
new road from Hammond's down
through the grove to the lake.
Hon, l.. r. Carleton is to erect a fine
cottage on the west shore.
Arthur Spule Will have a novel boat
in which he hopes To pass many happy
hours. lie has taken his canvass ca
hoe ana equipped it with storage bat
teries that will run.a screw propeilor.
Success OF mot remains to be seen.
The cottagers Nill begin to move in.o
their summer quarters by May /, and
they should haze great success with the
fishing after All the pains that have
been taken to benefit the fishing i'm the
lake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12

Under the management of Cascade
Grange Of Oakland, there WMi De
meeting in Memorial hall, Oakland,
Thursday, April IA, at 1.3O L. NJ, with
the following distinguished speakers:
Prof. \. p. Wagg of Auburn. Prof II.
Cook of Vassalboro, ana Dr'. ~
NJ Twitcbeu of Augusta. Music for
the occasion will be furnished by Ca"-
cade Grange, assisted by other singers
The public is cordially invited To al
tend.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12

The Miners AIOn1 the Yukon

are taking Cleveland's Lung Healer to
protect themselves from coughs and colds
in that appalling climate. But our home
winters, if not so intensely cold. are more
treacherouS on account of dampneSs
Clevcland's Lung Healer, the sovereign
remedy for throat troubles, should be in
every home. 1t is sold on Il positive guar
antee. No cure. no pay. Your money
back if YOU want it. Call on DcviIC x
Chadbourne and get trial bottle free.
Large bottle, 25c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12
A CARD.
To my friends in keMnelcc yaIIeJ:

To my friends in KeNnebcc yaIIeJ:
take pleasure in introducing to you
Mr.. W. A. Carlisle. who represents The
NJ. Steincrt Il Sons Co., piano dealers,
Portland, Me. believe hIY to be mp.
right in all his dealings. What hc tells
you at night, you will iiud trne in the
morning. He is located permanently in
this city, and those desiring first class
piano at the lowest possible price, and ON
the most liberal terms, will DO well to
call on him before purchasing.
a 7. o. Vickery.
Augusta. Ne, April :, 1898.
aprS1tf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
kcnnebec County. March Term. 1888. Hon
VIM. P. Whitehouse, Justice PRESIDING.
w. S. CHOATE. Clerk.
a. l.. McfADDEN. Sheriff.
). j. ESTES, Stcnographer.

w. S. CHOATE. Clerk.
a. l.. Mci'ADDEN. Sheriff
;. J. ESTES, Stcnographer
Augusta. April II.
the judge was engaged. during the
day, in hearing matters for the cour:
ana in examination of students for ad-
miss;cn to the bar. Charles f. Dow
and Mortimer +. Adams of Watarvllr.
were examined They both pass d v,ry
satisfactory examinations. Mr.. Dow
was admitted. Mr.. Adams had not
read in an office as long as the law re
quires-tY.o ycars-and the court, on
that account. suspended the matter
Court Adjourned - $40, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12
STATE HOUSE.
Insurance Department Makes Great
Gain in Past Year.
The Effect Of the War Scare Upon the Savings
Bank Tax.

insurance Commissioner S. w. Carr
stated. Monday. that the receipts of his
department during the past year had
been $..22l6.15, an increase of So. .492. Sc over
last year
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12

If you are looking for the latest style
hat pin or sirdIe. you should not pass
by Vickery's jpwelry store without look
ing at his display, Mr.. Vickery has
also just added ito his already large
stock fine line of cut glass, which
will make Very acceptable presents for
some one.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-12

BE careful IN Selecting Your flower
seeds, otherwise all the care, labor and
money expended On ,he garden ave
thrown away. Us" only northern
grown sceds, they are hardy. produce
stocl1y plants, and are in every way
more satisfactory. Bowditch. Webster
4 co. are agents for jerome B. Rice's
Northern Grown Flower Seeds" In
bulk they carry II colors of sweet peas
mixed, and both tall and dwarf nastur-
tums in nearly all the colors If the
rainbow. Imperial ana German Pansies
with % distinct varieties Of mixed seed
in each package merit attention. Buy
ing direct, BoWditch & Webster are
enabled 70 fill special orders promptly.
ana to allow liberal discounts on both
bulk and packet seeds in quantity.