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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-20

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Baths with CUTICURA SOAP to Cleanse the Skin and Scalp gentle anona
ings with CUTICURA OINTMENT to heal the skin and mild doses of CUTJ
CURA RESOLVENTt to cool the blood. Price, THE SET, $LeS or SOAR
asc,SOINTMENT, soc. RESOLvENT, Soc Sold throughout eowodd
Potter Drug and Chem Corp, Sole Prop, Boston Send for aAn About the
skin, Scalp, Hair and Hands" 81 pages Sent free to all mentioning this pape1
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-20

suffered two years witt Acne. I have
tried all kinds Of medicines. but they did
me no good. ! used nine cakes Of CUT.
CURA SOAP. and my skin is now a.
LEE l.. FISHER.
o23h N. Compton Ave.. st. Louis. Mo.
Before using CUTICURA SOAP. my face
rHd hands were just as rough as they
EiANd be. n my face was all covered
I'M pimples. ] Was unht to look at. but
ute. using CUTICURA SOAP three weeks
nv feco was equal to velvet.
PAUL DUPRE. ChAler. La.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-20

Mrs. G. d. Joslyn was among those
who attended the State Sunday schoo. as
sociation in Anaconda this week, whose
name was unintentionally omitted from
the list of delegates already published.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
TO GET HIS FACE IN PRINT
John Edgar Gardiner shoots His Wife
and KilIs Himself

Binghamton. N Y, Dec. 21-John Ed
gar Gardiner. in order to get his picture
in print, shot his young wife and then
killed himself today. Gardiner was sixty
years Of age. his wife %. They had been
married but short time and were living
apart. On several occasions he had asked
how she would like to see their pictures
in a local paper. His wife took fright at
this and forbade him to speak to her on
the subject He called at the house today
and asked her TO come out, as he was
going west She declined and he forced
his way into her apartments, saying: See
what I have bought you drew revol-
yer and shot her twice, one bullet pass
ing through her arm. the other entering
her side. The woman was able 10 rush
from the house TO a neighbours. When
the police officers arrived Gardiner walk
ed to the center OF a room, in full view
of the officers and, placing the weapon
to his head killed himself
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
To Farmer wTtBes-s~ Snmped in the
~tsrsa - Palestine. Texas

pzfestine. texas. fl-r 81 TIE sftHrvs-
o. uho are aers ln a,uentanos 81 ire
trial ~ ne alIeges y ssnphrey's lynehers
are la a bad plight TIE trial - Csir.
charged as sa u0a-s N.u D. cor
ssr.sa torsorroz nght hat tts eases
aa4s-ss tha g~Ean Hnss charged 20 gri7-
~i1sIs viii nst ~ taken unsl r~Et wei
res1ay each e1f ~ chem eesss g.rsa
a separate trfaL BetEeea - act 90
farmers are h@-s fsasn EaaT~aa. &asa--
70 AID Eereerssu ~9ur-fes ~fta-z;
raezris q ssaessf~fe~ u bas teer rsie-
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are bitterly ed sgsss - a+ w.
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slexnasa asrsag tssr- rsass- ~ 80 "a
plz--e. TheT zgs ano1E EffanEsfs. Is
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= ere hazsrs aAe1 sats - fas4s
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
COPPER MINE UNDER THE CITY
Remarkable Discovery of Rich Ore
Reueath Rutte. Montana.

Minneapolis. MINI, Dec. PA special
to the Times, from Butte. Mont, says:
Alexander Tarbet. a Salt Lake mining
man. today closed a deal with the own
ers of the mineral rights to the Destroy
ing Angel and Copper Bottom Lode claim
by which he secured control OF the in
terest for S30o. 600 The veins run through
sthe business portion OF the city and the
Destroying Angel was uncovered recently
by parties who We're excavating for the
foundation Of a hotel. II has developed
into the richest capper vein in this district
and the new owners intend to tunnel IN
der the city. As soon as the deal was
closed this afternoon, they started to sink
a shaft which VIII Be put down loo feet
at the corner Of Broadway and Arizona
streets. within half block Of the two
principal hotels and the city hall
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
NO CONVERSIONS IN Tibet
II ssionaries Report Dreadful state
OF Ana r. There

Seattle, Wash. Dee Wv. v. sino-
son and \ W Lagerqusst. Of the Chris
tian and Missionary Alliance q New
York arrived yesterday on the Idzun.
Maru from Thibet- Before leaving there.
in August last. Mr. Simpson SAYS The
mission az Poaagan was completely de-
m9liShed by armed natives. headed b.
Buddhist priests Rev. G. T. Shields AMI
wife, who were n charge. barely escaped.
After three years work net a single
convert 70 Christianity has been obtain
ed The Buddhist priests. owing 20
ChinA.s internal troubles. are In ab=o-
Iuje control and VIII make physical ws-
on the introduction Of Christianity.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
Wichita Colleges
Universities and
Academies
EAIRMoUNT COLLEGE NOTES.

PARAMOUNT COLLEGE NOTES.
Term examinations were held on Mon
day. Tuesday and Wednesday. Professor
Gavett, the registrar, is consequently
busy recording and sending out term av-
erages.
To December number of the Sunfiower,
Il college journal, made its appearance
"a the closing day of the term. The ex-
quisite cover design by G. H Moore and
the excellent reading matter makes this
issue unusually attractive.
Professor Barlow, aside from his duties
as chief instructor in the science depart
ment, is also head master of the mems
dormitory He recently entertained the
young ladies of Holyoke and those of lis
own household. According to reports the
evening passed all too soon. Robert
Lewis won the prize for making the most
nearly correct list of the names of ZOO
logical objects which were pinned upon
the wall. Prizes were also awarded to
Miss Mary Nickerson and Prof. Spindler.
But the ''taffy pulling was the great
event. Mr.. Minton Ross Superintendent
the candy making ard everybody is ask
ing for his Observation-Disclosures
ing for his recipe. All agree that Prof.
Barlow is an adept not only in making
science a pleasure in the class room but
in making it serve his purpose in so
light an affair as & taffy pulling party.
Professors Gavett. Cooley and Spindler
viii leach spend a portion Of vacation Wis
ating friends in Kansas City.
Professors Isely, Buck and Barlow ex-
pect TO join the Wichita teachers con-
tingent bound for Topeka early this
week
The winter term will begin on the morn
ing Of January 3.
full meeting Of the college board Of
trustees will be held early in January
DIR. Wilcox of Boston, Newell c. knight
Iof Chicago and other out-of-town mem
bers will be present.
The Ladies Library club held their reg
ular open meeting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Isely last Tuesday even
ing. An excellent program was present
ed. About thirty-five members and
guests were present THE Madonna in
Art was the subject under considera-
ton. Mrs W. J. Babb presented the lead
ing paper illustrating it with half tone"
copies Of the most famous Madonnas.
Miss Bosworth recited some interesting
legends connected with the Christ-chiId.
Professor A. S. Cooley described this art
as it still appears in the Greek churches
he visited in Turkey and Greece: As a
final exercise the ladies served chocolate
and waters.
Mrs. w. ]. Babb entertained a number
of the students Of the college.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
REAL ESTATE TRANsFERs
FURNISHED by the wichita Abstract and
Land Company. H. II. Dubois. Abstract
or, Court House. Phone "a
WARRANTY DEEDS.

Land Company II N Du6ytA. AIS u AZ
or, Court House. Phone IA
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Z. G. Robertson g a. 20 u J.
Kreischer. land between Lot ls1.
Wichita 81 city. and Sc q sec
---Z7-re ........... .....-.....-.-.....t ~.
Hartford Investment Co % Hartford
Western Land Co.. lots - and 2
Waco ST. Rouse add -..-,-.--...-. ~
Sherman Town Co 70 Anna Llbie.
lots q and .. Blk E. Ansa]e.-.....- =
WIN. +. Wtx5sa 20 George Failing.
20, D.. blk g. Boyd's East River
Donald Y. Simpson 20 WI = and
Matte Wixom. lot =. Dix
B5r5z East RlTerzise ade .---..- =
c. O Price 60 II p and = 7
Raee-..ol. iats -. - and IT,
wichita street. otg -----.---.-.--.f 80
o A Boy-s % Nay A ElftenoU-.
Iats 114z and = feet I1t llF. zen
ifz street Ies@ilen's = ad3 ...... 10
Annie Irene Dgny 20 CslsEiss PINK.
re -- ~ or ~ r. So Is-E-1e 80
FEager-zn - a. ~ 20 = 2 Store.
f-.s - ard ~ Msrket Etrset. afy 10
LYDIA P Reynolds O. Fres Young
meyer. g ~ Iet ? stock 2 P~-rya
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Co q J1aa D. &A-kianc. go a
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T.a-,en C. Warren O. Hlese. Kszne-
dy. 90 qr re - sc 3s-1&-te..--..---. -
wHam y Rn5lnEoa 20 Kitty e
LeEs fets - and . ~ = NzYEst
s-reet. fferrlnVtant rss r. Greiger-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24

worth. lots IS 20 81, even. Wildwood
avenue. Dodge's add ................
Hartford Western Land Co TO n. J.
Harding, lot a. Waco street.
Waterman add OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
William W clark TO James A
Walker. 19Sx3i5iz com 264 81 cor
sw or sec 5-3s-4w. ......................
Huldah A Beach 20 c. .. Price. lots
13s. 135 and ~ Wichita street. city.
Emo and Bpstick trs % Emo and Emo.
Iots ?. Il. y and Is. Lawrence ave-
nue.. McBee's add ....................
James hcCaddon to T. s. Sanford.
lot 11o3 Carlos avenue. Greinen-
STEMS 18th add ..............-...-...
George K. Spencer 10 F. S. Sanford.
lots 1110 and 1l12. Carlos avenue.
Greinenstefn's lgth add ...-........
QI'TT-CLAIM DEEDS.
Peoples Savings Bank % s = Iar-
mon. no or sec = 2s-iw .......-....-.
Bridget Murray 20 Hartford West
ern Land Co. lots H. is5 and ~.
Wichita street. city ...-.---.....-..
Ida ". Faruham % LYDIA = Rey-
nolds. 5 hi lot 2. block 2. Perry's
add .---..---... ..---. .... .-..-..-..
W y MoClees 20 J. 7. Rohors7n.
lots Il and -. Fourth avenue. Hil-
toms ado .---.... .... ...,.--...-s..
W. II. siebert % J Y. R0brrtson.
lots = and -. Fourth avenue HE
toms add ......-.- .-4...... s-..-s
Ma5eI J. Stevens % Michel Kennedy.
20 qr ne ar sec i4-1,-ie .-......-..-.
Frederick g. Jacques 20 Theopiiga r
Jacques. = - ~ qr src slZ-ze
Pearl Collin % r. T. wall hf -
Zt-sT- .-.....-.... ----.- ----..-.s.s--.
Agnes o. Sanders ~ Thomas i Wei.
O. ~ sec zi-2s-sw. -....................
saraa +. Kooken e. Thomas .. wall
e. NJ sec 2i-z.-iE .-....--......-.......
Z IS. Caop 20 ]. .. Davidson. lot
-. Main street. city ..................
J o. Davidson % Kansas National
Bank j.; =. sfsir street. city.
X MAS National Bank - Mary r
Wc95msn. l9t Q. Main street. cry
EHERrFFs DEED
sheriff 70 Thomas i. Wali. h, esc
a - Az 3
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24

me Christmas vacation. which Vas
Elaaly welcomed by All the school began
srlaay and VIII close Tuesday mornIne
january .
MSS Lucy Dubois. who formerly was
professor Of Greek and Latin in the acs5-
hmy' made a most pleasant call - h.
many friends at the school Fr.is,
Mss Barnett professor Of French ana
ieri'an' Went 10 her home at Emporis
30 spend the Christmas vacation.
MI. Lawrence Hare viii eat Christine.
Dinner with Mr. Edgar Dye a, Peck.
Mr.. Roy Hume 90. left for his home a.
EAA-o@Tko' l. T, 10 spend the vacation
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24

New York. Dec. "A special 20 the
Tribune from Washington says: Rear
Admiral Bradford mas asked authority
trom the navy department TO estab lish
a bureau at the naval training station
81 Newport FOR the development Of q
naval system OF wireless telesTaphy in
fhs belief that something better than
Maroonfs apparatus may be devised.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
Pauper Made Rich With a Pension.

Wilmington. De- Dee Z-sfrs. Alscs
MeGeniEle- sho has 5esn an inmate O.
;1e SeE Castle sir2shols= SINCE Isss. to-
day received aest1- ;za, she has 5sen al
lowed pension % 81 pe- month. Ri;a
hack pay amounting % Ea
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
Date Of vs. sssser Hoassasas uHv.slls.

wsaA go e. De- E-Ihs R14esIsax II
fas rs--se = Ia~alsi ersAs.er. p.ss.-..s
~ - E@zaf - s,fre1 Hstrss.ss
So As-e 1sssarg = srsass~ 4.ss~.
e 2ass-eszssrfs sfa asare- ~ .ss---.
FrHs.1eug NealalsT 49, ae-sss - ~,
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24

THE SOCIAL EVENT or THE SEASON.
Holiday concert Of the University Of
Kansas Glee and Banjo club. An evening
of jolly songs. bright, catchy music and
college jokes
Never has a Kansas University Glee
club started out under better auspices
than during this Xmas vacation, and
never has as much musical talent been
enlisted Twenty artists. ali good soloists.
some Of them almost indispensable, Will
tour southern Kansas for two weeks.
fresh and full % fun and of the music
that charms even the savage breast.
The director Of the Mandolin club IN the
X L. Glee club. is Joseph =. Newhouse.
one OF the best known and most pro-
fcient mandolin soloists in this country.
He has been before the pubic, In the
larger metropolitan theaters. for seven
years. scoring immense success. Mr..
Newhouse viii also appear on the club as
soloist.
IN order % give variety 10 the Glee
club program the management IS carry
ing the Kelly Brothers. who give one %
the cleverest and funniest German i'm
presentations that has ever 5een put on
the stage.
At the Auditorium "Wednesday evening.
December O. DO not miss f..
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24

BLACK PATHS TROUBADOCRS.
Better than ever" was the verdict %
the large crowd that witnessed the per
Torrance OF BLACK PATHS Trouoadours
at the Afarquam Grand last night. APP
plause was frequent throughout the per
formance. The company is well balanced
and contains a number OF excellent sing
ers whose voices blend in the chorus
work in q manner that indicates a careful
training The dancing is also above par.
The comedians are first rate. and in the
opening skit. which carries the rather bur
densome title Of a Rag-Tlme Frolic a.
Ras-Bury Park the fun IS OF the whiIr-
wind order. The "FToHc" consists o.
coon" dialect and songs. n all the
songs the chorus effect IS especially good.
and has a weird African minor strain run-
ming through il. Much u the comedy
work devoIves upon X Q. Frazier. Al T.
Watts and Leslie Triplert
Roxy Ann DooleyT sung by Leslie
Triplett. P=arls Meredith and chorus MADE
a hit as also did Chicken" 5y ~ r
Watts and chorus. and the con'rslt0 solo.
Ny Hannah Lady" hy Ida Fercen and
chorus. My Wild I-ish Rose ay Jglia
Room and chorus. was also appreciated
Back Patti fsissieretta jones' herself.
has improved. = anything. since he- last
visit . Portland She gave thre@ solo
numbers. and vas vigorously applaud@d
az each appearance Her work fn ;se op-
cratic Numbers ia the aaal part was dis
-iuctIv good Tt T-ouaasoars- e1trte-
MALE sang several NUMBERS wfta so03
effect James Wilson. sqzifbrizt- dsd ssrne
q tae 5est balancing ever seen lr Port
land holding seven chairs or Eis cEiu
a. one time He. Slew an arrow set ..
a tu6e and getting guse- i - & feI
cauSht and balanced e on Ms sersassd
TIE eakewalk aroGsed the Esuzl arnesat
- interest
Ia TIE '-og@ratic kalelsasc7p4~ ~ sols-
is,s Eere Back Patti ss5rz5a- zstslle
Cannoz. ccatzase. - = FrsucEs gsus-s
JAMES I@EAtfost 5zrisone. ssE AHsAaaT
3 Daya. haSs5. The ssst azzs9 k-zE
Asleep Fl TIE Deg Sar a. eaesfs %
az ap1Ezle aanbe-. TIE sz..e1szs xiyez
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
LETTER LIST.
LADIES LIST.

Letters advertised by postmaster at
wichita, Kansas. for the week ending
December a 1889:
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24

were excerpts from Chimes of Norman
dy," Let Our Torches Light Up the
Gloom" and silent Heroes; Gypsy
Song from 1.-THE Fortune Teller; Hail
to the ueen," from ''L'Afrieaine"; Drink
ing Song" from "Cavalleria Rusticana";
Lullaby" from "Ermine." The last
was a gem, and was rendered in ex-
ceIlent style.-Portland (OreJ Telegram.
Dec. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24
Something 70 Guido Marconi

Parties calling for any Of the above let-
tiers, please say advertised"
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COURT WEEK BRINGS MISERY

sheriff 70 Thomas =. Wan. ~ ssc
zf.zs-la .......... ...... ............. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-12-24

Manager Martling of the Crawford
received the following, which is self-ex-
planatory:
My Dear Sir: To back u9 the claim 1
have made that the present "A Trip to
Chinatown" performance is the greatest
and best ever given I enclose you the
criticisms of the various dramatic critics
of this city. Kindly spare the time to
look over them. Very truly yours,
ERE,D u yX-p LII,
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-11
FREE OF CHARGE.

Any adultsuffering from cold settled
on the breast, bronchitis. throat or lung
troubles of any nature, who will call at
f. &. Fickett's, 2l2 Danforth, Il. w.
Stevens, 107 Portland, McDonough d.
Sheridan's. 235 Congress, or j. Z. Goold.
& Co.'s, 201 Federal St, will be presented
with a sample bottle of HSsehee's
German syrup, free Of charge.
Only one bottle given to one person and
none to children without order from
parents.
No throat or lung remedy ever had
such sale as BOsehee's German
Syrup In all parts of the civilized
world. Twenty years ago millions of
bottles were given away, and your drug
gists will tell you ITS success was marvel
ous. It 10 really the only Throat and
Lung Remedy generally endorsed ply
sicians. One Is cent hottlewili care or
prove its value. Sold by all druggistA in
this city.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-11

and seizure warrant. pleaded not guilty
and through his attorney, Charles A.
True, waived hearing. He was adiudged
guilty and flued 500 and costs. from
which sentence he appealed to the Super
ior court, furnishing s20U bail for his ap-
psarance therein.
Robert Crossman and Edward Nixon
were each arraigned on search and
seizure complaint pleaded not guilty,
were fined S1c0 and costs and appealed to
the Superior court. being held in s20C
bail for their Appeara nee.
Henry j. Lessard and Martin Sullivan
were arraigned on q joint search and
seizure warrant which was nolle prosssd
as regards Sullivan. Lessard pleaded not
guilty and through his attorney, i. w.
Parker, waived hearing. He was ad.
judged guilty and fined 500 and costs.
He appealed to the Superior court, fur
nishing $500 bail for his appearance at the
September term.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-11
DEATHS.

In this city, August 10, l. Gertrude, youngest
daughter Of tbs late Anthony s. and Ellen Il.
Hatch. aged "a years. months. 10 days.
fNotice Of funeral hereafter.
In Pawtucket. r. L, August s. Erwin Read.
formerly OF Westbro9k. aged S3 years.
In Biddeford. August 9. Mrs Eliza Angeline
Parsons, aged "a years.
In Bangor. August 0. Mrs. Cora Daggett Jack.
aon.
In Bath. August 8, Eugene II. wlldes, aged
66 years.
In South Paris. August 4. Mrs. Sarah LeBaron,
agec s3 years.
In Falmouth Mass, August 9, Mrs Estelle L.
Johnson OF South Biddeford.
At Green Core Springs. Fla, August 8, Mrs
Bradbury Seayey, formerly OF Saco, aged 73 yrs-
In North shapleigh. July ~. Herbert Nichols,
aged liz
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-11

dent of the association and Joseph T..
Wood ward, Of West Sidney is Secretary
The deaths Of the following members of
the association are reported since the
last reunion: Private Gideon Hoch, Co.
A, at waldohoro; Private Benjamin NJ.
Mink, Co. A. at @aldoboro; Sergeant
Levi A. Dow, Co. u, az Togus; Private
Charles B. PrerIe. Co. C, at Lynn,
Mass; Private Benjamin Rhodes. Co. ID,
at Liberty; Private Reuben Blackman,
Co #. at whitefield. Maine; Private
Henry A. Hallett, Co. II. at Sidney.
Maine; Private Francis g. Flagg. Co. 1.
at Nobleboro, Maine; Corporal Thomas
y. Eaton, Co I. at Damariscotta; Private
Levi Priest, Go. K, at Skowhegan.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-11
GEORGE KLIOT CLUB.s PICNIC.

GEORGE KLIOT CLUBS PICNIC.
The Gsorge Eliot club enjoyed ONE of it's
delightful pieniss at the handsoms cot
tage OF Mr.. and MIRA B. Y. Woodbury. at
SimontTn's ,ove Wednesday. The table
was beautifully decorated, the initials OF
the chef being artisticaiIy wrought in
nasturtiums for eentreipiece and at every
plate c dainty sketch of the harbor on
a SEA sheiI attached to q card on whi CHI
was inscribed quotation from George
Eliot. Captain Woodbury. has made many
improvements this season not the least
of which Is a large French plats wintow
which looks out upon one OF the grandess
views aftafnahia along the coast OF hum
dred harbored Mains. A note OF thanks
were rendered Mrs Stanley Warren for
her artistic decorations and the hostess
fo- her royal entertainment not forgat-
ting the chowder and coffee.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-11
MARRIAGES.

In Blddeford, August 8, wllfred PenauIt and
Hiss Emily J. Pinard.
IN Fryeburg. August 3, Perclval Walker and
Miss Katharine A. Douglass.
In Bethel. August s. Dr. Bertrum L. Bryant
OF bangor and Miss Lillian II. True Of Bethel
In Maehias, August /. Charles N. Pettigrew of
Whiting and Nina L. Ackley OF Machiasport-
Iu Boothbay Harbor. August 8, Role L. Beath
and Mrs. Linnie L Davis. both OF Boothbay.
In Bangor. August q. Albert w. Beane and
Carrie Trask.
In Winn, August 1, James Mulhern aud Miss
Ida Lowell both Of Springfield.
The Portland daily press., 1899-08-11
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