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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-14

london, sept. 10. a special dispatch
from shanghai SAYS the Russians failed
after two attacks 20 take the Chinese
Notifications NJ Poi Tang. north Of Tasu.
II Hung Chang declared he il willing
10 negotiate for the restoration % En-.
perur Kwang Su. but not for the pun.
ishment u Princes Tuan. Yung La or
Hang II. president Of the board Of war
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-14

Washington. Sept Minister wu
has received a cahlegrum from ii Hung
Chang answering the hops expressed In
the American note Of a few days ago
that his powers are sufficient % protect
American lives and interest in China.
Earl Il SAYS he has that power and win
see that protection Is given.
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AnarehI..le poeumsal. Pound.

Madrid, Sept l3.--A Swiss recently
landed at Santander from the United
States and thence proceeded for san
Sebastian where he was arrested and
baggage searched. Important docu.
meuts were found hidden behind the
lining In On bottom Of his trunk, 70.
vcahng am anarchistic plot 20 assassinate
an European monarch
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-14

Yokahama. Sept l3.-Japanese officer
Al Chsung. Korea, reports two japanese
and several hundred Chinese and ko.
rean converts have been murdered On
frontier by Chine.a.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-14

indianapolis, Sept l3.-J0hn Mitch.
ell, president Of the United Mine Work.
ers, has arrived hero from Chicago.
H. says that unless something unforeseen
happens strike will be- IA force 40
once
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1900-09-14

Chicago, Sept, lS.-Mr. Bryan has left
here for points in Ohio aud Indiana,
whence he goes 10 81 Louis and Kansas
and finally going.home for brief rest.
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rrs.h,lsrIan ,II..Ianar, KIlIsa.

Washington. sept. l3.-Miuister Con.
ger cables the state department under
date % Sept o. "thnt Hodges was
KILLED az Pao Ting Fu." Mr. Hodges.
was Presbyterian missionary.
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Legal Blanks.

The Eagle carries full line Of the
following named legal blanks, and
sells them In small quantities az the
prices quoted. For larger quantities
call az Eagle office for prices.
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Ilnr al f,nlors.

An AxpiorprAfr a new country nnaA2s
most wonderful discoveries b2 chssf i5ss
very small Facts HE comes 70 the naou NJ, y.
~ 4 rfvar II the water Is rniik-W me- ~
knows that II comes from = glaSier atsSs,,
yet he rray see the slaeieT-D -Deafilis ~,
iains Ind hra the water quite sigaT- - -.
means that the river has iske y ~ !
course which has t.lterod the NAtsE 80 -
taken out al the mud, II the IaSes
l1Intdy red 81 comes from SQutakIf = -
e9avs IL IL = clear brown II comes ~ z
syVaTnp or forest. II the water y Aar3
when he washes his hands that tiaeaRs
.-a4.utrF OF limestone. BY ta1 EFtkttt : <
knows the exact rocks which aFe - = :
~ mo river SpEcktad roe - ss4.s4l -
granite. tsIlsa story q prpaahss siae Isi
TsanEgs, even II none are IN NGni sst sn9 w ~
ne stisrkfs- the explorer can fe1 VIE @ 5taTr
ths uiountain Is brand neN ans 1asEea -
Nv tsis tsebBles u Is auite easy. Stta =
little practice- 20 read 81 me ttir+essis =
= r,51tntrr 10 guess at rs ngs ESntA
mean a chalk forpaRti0as irogisASad = y
best Tassitfe Indication 81 gqt1' istes s.ll4 ~.
6stsa{ts srtslf1 volcanic acttvu- Tsfrss =
Eianrg the coast melu taat y - rtsiti6 -
fllsTus sss raGy Be seen IN NAtNAk 80
TrhIh WHERE the rivers cut Hfep pFAe n
sheer walls oa thtIr cguFss iFwGA ettss
mountains to the Ssla ttat tAr,sls ~. "
the-p = no rainfall Modern saetl7 ,ls
TnF OF high rnpuntal1s nnsan Llssg ~
rRs1zst has only rrceutlz been ltttsa 9AA "
the sea HumIsocEy fH1an ts4i4A N1
Stray stories
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rHz czAa.s RAILWAY TRAlN
The Imperial Moving E.sai,iisamsHt l.
LH1arioasiy Fiited UP.

Luxurioasiy Fiitsd TP.
The imperial train in which The Ca
and Czarina usually travel is wholly oi
Russian wurkma aaaht9. having beez
made in the Alexander works al 81
PsterSbnrg. II consists ot eleven car
riages painted blue aud gold. They ar
Connected by corridors. and provide
with every IaNury Behind the lug
gage wagons there are, first. the kitrh
en-. containing a splendid French stoy
aud two large Fixed samoyer6 Tier
comes the pantry With all is sppeaa
ages, TO which Is attached i secoaa
class carriage for the kitchen servant
The dining room, a whole carriage. s.
furnished with-a large table IN the ser
tor. and small tables along the sides
the walls being pAaeled, with re-
beerhvood inset ggith huge mirrors
TRe chairs are upholstered with brown
Russia leather Another carriass
serves as the reception rooms the waiit
being oraAmsEted with stamped lsath-
Cr in beschwood frames. Taa seats ar
salmon-colo5cd. with white stripes -
Louis XIV. style. The reception room
also contains i've snaiI ana beautiful
iy inlaid tables aud three haugtng can
delabras. The Czarinas carriae" b.
Light blue. With padded walls. and COT
tains her malgsiy's writing table ana
an enormous mirrcT. and Is decorated
with beautiful creeping plants. OF
which the CEarlna Is particRlarly fDaa
Next to the CEarina's S room. and In tEe
same carriage. Is the imperial nursery
white the whole Of the adjoining car
rage IS also devoted to the children
and their wants Here are their lpu
cradis beds, A special e1slpe Is re-
served for the govcrEessea AID unTEes
The Cars apartments consist ot t1s9
rooms, his study and dressing room
The study Is httet with brown Russia
leather, and the study table Is uTua-
mented with tine broBxcS. The next
two carriages are reserved for the
suite. The last carrtaEs Is reserved
FOR the railway ohisiai Here The sPeed
q the train IS regulated All the ear
riaEes are connected By telephone. 1-nR
lighting ventilation and heating are
carefully attended 10. More than 9cg
iHmps are supplied by the electric bat-
tery or the train The train runs quite
noiselessly, even when going at the
highest speed.
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MAN OF MILLIONS.

Philadelphia's street railway rag
nate, Peter 4. n. widsner, has just au-
uOuncsd his benevolent intention O!
building home for cripples in Phjla-
asiphia 10 cost not less than 1850 zoe.
Besides furnishing the inmates WITH
sgeh comforts as are usually Egand "a
Eell-rcguiated homes. Nr. Nldener E
purpose Is 20 supply them also wilh
medical treatment IN the hope % ~
storing them TO permanent health and
strength. No enterprise Of more Eeaa-
Inc philanthropy has ever bssn launch
ed IN Philadelphia. and MF. widencr's 5
hGeraEity has been the principal theme
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JOHN INsLEE BLAIR.
AMAssEo MILLIONS AND LIVED
TO esTH YEAR.
ss owned More Railroads Than Aay
other Man and Was Biggest Land
owner in the United states-uad Five
General stores

one OF the richest of Americans,
John Inslee Blair. died at his home in
Biairstown. n, J., recently from old
age. being in his sSth year. For very
rich man he was comparatively uE-
known and his entire life was passed
on and near the Delaware river, where
it divides northern New Jersey from
Pennsylvania. which tended al! the
more to his oBscurity- Mr.. BlatE vas
born Aug. %. 1S92, at BelTidire, y J.
he was one of eleven ehiIdrcn, eight
sons and three daughters Soon after
his tenth year John said 10 his
mother:
Mother. have seven brothers and
three sisters. That's enough for you
and father to educate I'm going TO
get rich"
The first money be earned was by
trapping rabbits and Illustrates and
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sioo Ksu.ra .iso.

TIE -caae-S x tAls gazrr Ettl ~ rssasra 70
learn asAH t1eFf IL As aNssE ue fryzse4 azisfAsst
sest sE1sEae has psHsa Ahse 10 ggFv = AL iiA
stages SsJ that q CatarE&s UAN-a CSzaFtk
I7lra = thh azig Fslssfls- rasg uHH Esaz ~ gs~
medical frzsrtzitFs CatAsrh aeins 3 seas.stis.
tlq1zal s-zEe. reluifss esEsf -EslasszE srsas-
sent Hail ; Cttzrsk gssrr = nzEen sHterzakstF
fz1Es q Ske sTstNaa th1swag dcS1fs7arG tkn
foInli4teon q sAs sSsfase aa q tzss eils, "a
AsErnRth ~ Ea3tt!1g 10 lks npEaf ga43.sr asa
EsSistfaE EafuFu ia i1taG - suFa sszE pg5-
pr4e-uEs Asvc ~ ralsa salsh IN trs ssTsgifr
Fs5Ner,s lat tacy vzeE Css isanlFgsa Tsis1rs Flr
lesf tsllfaz = -
Aadrrss L J CHENEY & co Tstrsa. o
snsA hs t.raFsflssg f51a
Haiis Panty I'llis arr tAr besI
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was the largest lend owner IA L,
United States.
HIS home in Blairstown, Which d
founded. was a simple one fer or
with such vast possessions As H.
millions came 10 him he never though
Of leaving his two-story frame houss
with its green shutters and the cupok
in the center OF the fiat root Tha
was sugHcient. So he lived to the en-
of his lie. simple and houaly. hatins
os.eatation and loving and being lcvee
in return by everyone who dwels in b.
tcwn.
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wtn,sr rSurs.

shoald you desire iafornauan re,
sariirE California. Arizona, Texas Of
Mexico. and the long limit. low rate
roHnd-t-iB tirkCiS splt 20 principal
points. the yaricls roataa via Ehich
the tickets can be gurcGAEe5 or ~
EardinE uuE .vzy nrst and EecaEt-ctssi
rates. thruaEh HlssaiEE car lines,
arst-ciRss and touFi.k cal updn o. at-
dress w c. SeinyeT. GSng Western
Agent. Southern Paelnr Co. rs
Clark ST. ChieaEa, W II C0nnnr.
Cont Agent. Chamber Conzserce
Bldg, Cgaelrnati Oslo, or vs. J. Berg
Tray. Pass, AEf-. 21s EH,ooit Sc, Bar.
falu y Y
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OF discussion in press and puips4 for
several days past. But this is not Mr..
Widener's first handsome gift to Phil
adelphia, Some time ago ne presented
TO the city his private residence, to-
gether with his extensive collection Of
art treasures. Though by no means
indiscrtminate in his be:lelactions. be
has always been liberal in his support
Of enterprises which have rppeaied to
his good judgment. Most Of his for
tune has been made in street railway
operations. and what he is worth no.
body knows, but estimates place his
aecumuiations high up in the millions.
Mr.. Widener is rapidly becoming one
Of Americas foremost phiianthropists.
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selling their skins AT 81 tcr is. Be-
fore he was Ii years old he was clerk
in the general store OF his brother. al
Hope. " J. At II he owned a store OF
his own He became postmaster AZ
Butts Bridge He started two Of his
brothers in business and they. too.
prnspered At one time he had I'VE
general stores in as many towns. Tie
established the Belvidere Benk In 1S3I-
A cotton mill fell into his hands and
he operated it for several years He
bought a cargo OF cotton which was
supposed to be damaged. but whsch
was injured very little. and in ons year
made Sll5.00a-au enormous prpnt in
those days. He had also four Touring
mills in operation al one time in War
re1 county. He accumulated real
estate in large quantities through
trade, and cane 70 be 4 wholesale
merchant soon he was well On 20 be-
ing a millionaire Then he tried TO
make iron with anthracite oo4l At
Siocum Hollow. now Scranton. Pa. in
Is45 and became interested in tAe
Scranton Coal and Iron Company It
was through his financial backing that
this company was enabled 70 supply
the Erie Railway, then 5andlaE aEaz
Port Jeryis, with rails The company
was reorEanized, with air. Blair as
principal owner. II obtained charter
Tor a railroad from Scranton to Great
Bend, called L.eEgctt1s Railroad. and
which WIS to connect with the Erie.
This was the resi- beginning OF the
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western sys-
TEN For some years the company had
10 send out men 10 teach the people
to use anthracite coal. Many declared
that X would not burn. In all The Sue
.cessiye stages oF the building Of the
Delaware, Lackawauna & Western. MI.
Blair was the master spirit. and his
Eercantile genius caused hiEn 80 profit
immensely by the Development og
Scranton,
Mr. Blair next built a railroad in
Iowa, then joined Oakes Ames in or
Eanizing the Union Pacific and con-
structed its FIRST hundred miles west
from Omaha. He built railroads. by
the dozen in the west The great un-
dertakings of which he was the master
have never been duplicated by any 9th
er American. Jay Gould at times hau
10 accept his terms, He held the mort
gage bonds of scores Of railroad com
panies, some Of which were absolutely
IN his power. He washed his hands OF
the Chicago & Northwestern road TO
the extent Of $1,000 900 worth Of stock.
because he did not approve Of the ex-
tension policy of the company. The
money which he received for this stock
he brought east in two satchels and de-
posted personally in the Park Bank In
New York city. In the building Of all
his western roads Mr.. Blair obtained
enormous land grants as premiums. In
connection with his work on the Union
Pacific he got 1000. 900 acres of land in
Iowa. For completing the iowa Falls
& Sioux City road he obtained 200, 900
acres. With all this land on his hands
Mr.. Blair formed land companies. and
these companies. under his direction
laid out the sites for what are nov
more than 100 flourishing cities and
towns in the West. At one time he
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rrepertle..l nepr- - p - p

The HelEiau electoral reFar4u I'm,
which was fasstsi last week by the
Chaintsr at Brussels. Tor the brsf Iifnc
Ia parliamentary history intrositc~s
the system or prop1rt5anstp vs'Irescnta'
ton. Under this system BTus-eis
where there were at tbs last eitcttons
sO.doO Roman Catholic voters @tnsl
Liberals. 5DpsJ Radicals and 5Uts'n
Socialists. would rstttrH sevrn Roman
Catholic DEPUTIES, SIX Liberals nnf uNc
Socialists, whIlc psv all the uIerst-frs
foE Brussels belnuE % fhr RUHisE Cath
ole OF Clerical party
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r,,,,- a., An.r,. root-ra,.-

A powder, Your feet teci naeoua, Il
Portable, nervous, Aad oftSn colo aAG
damp. II you have sweating. sore lsF'
or tight shoes, tTr Aileb's toe't t.'Asa,
Sold by all dFuEsiSts srd shoe stor IS,
% cents samgle sent free. Address
Allen s Dlrlg,rd. IL Roy y. y.
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rs...i,.r,i,i.. nf ,he s..,s...

sHgn ukn ku1EE Errlt Srsi -
he f-5szlhsisftes " 1i5- H9tu Asaauss s3ss,
p Gfsrlzssirsm rsaa ETa8n esrdl aharas. fhGt
ths tslErss< Ncgs GzVetuscd @ aE4t ! grr
sent. nf thasr B9st}ulGttEal AernrIsi7fE %
lh4x thsre ellid b. an wkpUFf trade
arz.asiurlnE q aha aSs1 % s. sss9gaf q
1l0aTh uF r. Zaatua a Tear,
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Air. Stsith. do ypn waui pGr 70 ad5f.
ratioaal dFeSs 'Ns, a4y atsi-. but ia
Ike yea 10 wear irrational dress al "a.
;iouHl pggcRs
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To rGTe your CaGaEFa or C0fd - Head
tfz1 LypHGaE Esa.ul Al, arasWlsta rrflsE.
faouEg y y falis te rsIesgs = aad ssE
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R.Ls.hs. n.IpMantr.

? t1cr acHt s's5 lizl ffdls aest ss-sfar
40 ~ iaysss 81 IEz5sa sasirrsr 5sassFars-sss
, n THifsseazaz, TttasursE tss EhEE8. \ n
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AdvsrpItF Is iAu hutsnee 81 which "a
weigh opr fsteuaa b8f sRa-s fsdgii4 obsrg.
~ grlsiaS wslglfa @t alL
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" hen nna has sAsen o lpt 81 gilrr
fuses ra4ncs Hie-
The Lamar register., 1900-01-10

Percy Perkins Is huptiaE up alt his
discrzditabie ancestors q What for
ills itsh Is 10 show what Z fiEe reIIoVv
he Is In spite of them
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SIT r-rzzraaa az t1ssssEz lsFr'a-sss ate
ArsI slE * la sllsr - ssFas Hssf a7ss
srast f-r PREF SE.sis tsss3 gazs-ss aEa Frssya--.
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To cure yonr CAtarrh or Cold IN Head
use LONDON Bslrn- All druggists refund
money II fails to relieve 25e and see.
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This weather T. MI right ssTssg,sr
tax to ne No weather l4 an s4eRst h,
v hiCh Ssa1ls eln'i sit out on th- front
porch. =
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Very often a woman looks gIFzIfl4gl ana
una pprHactls5ie merely hscaffss. bsr 1541-
shif' waist u narrow IN TIE hack.
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When E6u recommend FauE7h gFsl.s
sleyg2g eSpses iae at5sEt 20 sGaatf sAas 4
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shall recommend Piso's Cure for Con.
xumptson Tar and Wlis.-Mrs Muiliynn
f!unstest, ksut, England, Nov. :. Is!s5
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Mrs- vinsiSw-s soaGaing syrsIp.
For chtsiret tssthias s5faees ne Ezzs =cSGrar Yo
l4iszA Aliaa AslHgs g-.a ,srRs vlue colt- - ssttss
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Attractive BookIst sent Trs-e.
Ch7lce EertEes far usaSias Gnela and f-i-1eug,,
Aadrsss hziter EaEeT 4 ca La. p1re Esa:er No
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-06

BELFAST,

Inc two-year-old daughter Of Police
oihcer Llewellyn H. Jipson of Belfast
came very near being burned to death.
one day recently. She was PLAYING
with celluloid comb and put one end
or 1t on hot stove. The comb was
instantly ablaZe and the childs cloth
ing caught fire. Prompt assistance
saved her life, but she was badly burn
ed about the face, neck and both
hands. Had it not been for the abund-
ance of clothing she would have suffer-
ed some serious burns.
The serious accident which happened
to Emery White. recently. while en-
ployed on buzz planer in the Mat
they Bros. sash and blind factory,
will be lamented in musical circles.
Mr. White has tenor voice and is a
fine pianist. While at work his left
hand was accidentally drawn into the
pfaner and three fingers We're cut off.
Mr.. White is only about 20 years of
age and the loss of his fingers will pre-
vent him from following a vocation he
enjoyed and in which he had hoped to
make business success.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Belfast Savings Bank. Saturday, VIM.
II. Quimby was elected treasurer to
succeed his father, John II. Quimby,
deceased. and w. ]. Dorman was made
clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-06
STATE NEWS.
ANDR0SCoGGIN.
TURNER.

az TURNER.
wilson Relief Corps, No. 81 Of North
turner. recently elected officers for tba
cunning year as follows: President
mrs. Ella Y. Maybry; vice presdent
MRS. Lucy Mason; chaplain. Mrs Me-,
uiha Fish; secretary. Mrs. Lucinda p
Iohaht' treasurer, Mrs. Margaret Nc.
Lure, con. Mrs. Orissa Pratt: guard
Mrs. Lois Young. -
POLAND.
r. .. keene of the Keene Canning
company, Freeport, ILL.,, is in West Pc,
land- Mr.. Keene is the son Of Orren s
heene of this place, who has three
sons all interested in the cannin .
business. This is Mr.. Keenes first
VISIT to Maine for five years, and his
oid nelghbors are all pleased to meet
MIN Inc keene Canning Company is
one OF the largest concerns west of
New York. and in the packing season
handles 100000 cans per day at one fac
tory; and the entire output for the
season is upwards of $4,000 cases.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-06
Curious Condensations

The British government used 12400
gallons of corn whisky last year in The
manufacture of smokeless powder.
Blue-eyed people are rarely color
blind. The gray-eyed are usually the
best in distinguishing slight variations
in tints.
A Methodist church in Terre Haute
has barred out two evangelists because
they would not promise TO refrain
from teaching socialism.
Parties back from the South say that
the hunting in North Carolina and
Virginia this year has been better than
they have known it for years.
Some of the big battleships require
coal to the value of f10,0 to Keen
their steam up on voyage from
Portsmouth or Plymouth to Hongkong
Fisk University. Nashville, Tenn. is
the Oldest and the most distinguished
of the institutions founded by northern
philanthropy in the South to help the
negro race.
There has been on exhibition in
Wetherby, Yorkshire, what is claimed
to be the largest bullock in the world
1t stands III hands high and weighs
nearly a ton and a half.
The harbor of Queenstown is three
miles long, two wide. almost entirely
sheltered. and as safe as it is ca
pacious. The whole British navy may
safely ride within it's area
The United States still have on thi:
continent 1862, 800 square miles of pub
lie lands that have not been taken vi
for settlement or MISREPRESENTATION
third of the total area
That there are more Indians in the
United States now than there We're the
day the Pilgrims landed cannot bt
proved. but is generally believed ant
stoutly affirmed by statisticians.
Chemical analysis shows that in its
nature buttermilk greatly resembles
koumyss. with the exception Of which
1t is the most grateful. refreshing and
digestible of the product of milk
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-06

of meetings in WeStbrOok. on Sunday
evening, Dec "a. The churches uniting
in the movement We're the Warren
(CongregationaD. Methodist. Baptist,
and Advent. The meetings Of the first
week were held in the Warren church.
while those. of the second We're in the
Methodist. Between so and 90 cards
were signed by those who thus eX-
pressed their desire to become Chris
tians. Mr.. Gales next field of labor
will be Barre, Vt.
The old and new years We're dis
cussed Sunday night at the Biddeford
First rniversalist church, the occasion
being "A Pleasant Sunday Evening
With the Young Men and Women Of
the Church" The two addresses We're
given by two of the prominent young
people of the Y. =. c. L. of this church.
Miss Mabel Burnham and Miss Nellie
Townsend who thoughtfully and in
tcrestingly spoke upon The Past
Year" and THE Coming Year
The S2d anniversary of the Bangor
Free BAPTIST church was observed
Monday evening when special eXer
cises were held in the vestry; supper
al
the roll-call was sounded. Forty an
swered to their names and besides
these a number of letters from distant
members were read when their names
were called. Letters We're also read
from several former pastors of the
church The election of officers re-
sulted as follows: Clerk, II. f. Whit
man: treasurer, Joseph Emerson: as
sistant treasurer Walter l.. Hubbard; /;
standing committee. Nathan Whitman
and DR.. Alfred Walton. The treasurer
reported that more money had been
contributed for benevolent purposes
than during last year, the sum raised
being over $500.
The union chapel at MillinOckett. built
under the direction of the Interdenomi-
national commission. was dedicated, Dec.
Al Rev. C. S. Whitcomb of Bangor, led
the morning social service in which many
Of the people took part. and Rev. Charles
Uarbutt of Portland. preached a
thoughtful and practical sermon to an
attentive and good sized congregation
In the afternoon. Revs. f. II. Boynton,
Chas. Harbutt. L. r Young and ;. e.
Whitcomb spoke on the origin and con-
struction Of the building. the purpose
ana demand of such a building. and the
hindrances and encouragements OBJ
served. Subscriptions were asked for and
about $50 was obtained, which aggre-
gates more than S2oo paid by the people
there for meeting the bills. Revs.
Charles Whittier Harbutt, Mcdonald,
ynung Whitcomh and Bovnton, partici-
mated in the dedicatory services which
fnlIowed. Rev. f. H. Boynton conducted
the evening revival service. Jan "A is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-01-06

nearby acclimated horses of which there
We're sold for fair estimate 5000 head
The changes in values on beef cattle
have been on the better class chiefly
while common beef cows. &c, have sold
at low figure. for cheap class Of trade
and for canning purposes. The Jews are
free buyers in slim cattle paying from
"a or 3l2c. per ID. l.. w. Nice Beef Cat
tie command as high as 7i2c., the very
top notch. down to Sc. good Eastern OK
en- from 4AM6c.
The demand for sheep and lambs has
not been such as to command strong
prices. The ruling rates on lambs have
been from 4l2m5Ac. and on sheep 212n
SIC. Last December lambs We're selling
at 43.M5Ac. and are about that range
now. Last December fat hogs cost, laid
down here, 3i4M32.c.; in July 4AMi24c.; in
September 43st5l.c. and cost this past
month 37sGii3sc. Veal calves have ranged
during the year at 312M6i2c. in most Of
the months not over &C.
Mich cows have been quite commod-
ity at market and the business is in
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ARoosTook.
ASHLAND.

Philip Soucie of Sheridan who uas
seriously injured by a wound from an
axe at the hands of Leon Duprey has
so 1ar recovered as to be able to be
moved TO this village that he may re-
ceiVe better treatment. The wound
was very serious one and the condi-
tion or the victim has been critical
since the affair occurred Young
Duprey is confined in Jail at Houlton
awaiting the action of the grand Jury
at the next term of the supreme Judi
cial court.