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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-10

Engineers. iiremen. macnirl.sts and elec.
tcians send for 49-page pamphlet con-
lining Questions asked by the examining
bard Of engineers to obtain engineers
tnse. Address Geo. A. Zeller. Publisher,
H0m l6j. N $. 4th street. St Louis. SO
aug6 d.yfs
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Some Final Prices
on Wash Goods

We don't winter wash goods here.
rather sell them at half original prices.
That's about the pace we've struck on
the following lots.
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ANTED-Triistwortiiy persons Ia
pen state to manage business al
eealthy corporation: salary. .lS cash
pen Wednesday. direct from headqnar,
Frs: expense money advanced. .ian-l
yer. 3iJ CaxtOn Buildisg. Chicago
IN va = 2, - Aug O,ss
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Wanted II known, That am prepared
y do all kinds OF mason work al r4s
Enable prizes. Order box al Mics
Fable. Horace 4. TrGndy uallowell, he
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Remnants and Odd
Lots Of Dress Goods.

Bunched for easy choosing and
priced from one-quarter to One-third
their honest worth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-10
The Worlds Work.

The August Worlds Work may ap-
propriately be called a Pan-American
souvenir. All who intend to visit the
Exposition ought to have copy of this
number in order that they may be
able to obtain the most from their
visit. and all who have been will de-
sire a copy to- preserve for its striking
and valuable description and inter-
probation Of the Exposition. within ana
without Walter Fl. Page. the editor,
gives a picture OF the Exposition as q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-10

WANTED-A lightweight secondhand
sagon. suitable for q pony weighing IA
pounds. Address +. o. Box. 9sl. HALO.
seil. Me ang sdtv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-10
RUSSELL s. WESTON, DA D2 Water St, Augusta Me-

sfot NJ MAN WANTED for travelling
Go". 500 required. good salary. Wa,i.ass
Co. =. Water street, Boston.
attg sp,lls
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Agents wanted everywhere; exclusive
territory; "one dollar a year protects
YOU" We issue more accident policies
than any other insurance company in the
world. because We issue the most popu-
lar and cheapest Insurance written: new
plan; 81 n year pays for a S5n policy: no
assessments or dues. other amounts in
proportion. Death benefits. weekly in
demnity. free medical attendance: mann
other original and popular features. Is
sued to either sex between the ages al
sixteen and sixty-tive Years without re
gard to. nationality. color or occupation
$25o, 900 deposited with the Insurance De
partment protects policy holders nnder
our system All claims promptly AMI lib
orally settled Write for application
blanks. Reliable representatives wanted
everywneve good territory still open
liberal contract to capable agents. The
international Registry company lS9
Broadway New York. auslN1wf
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.WANTED-Nan To drive stage n
yellow. North Belgrade.
- alg1GfU
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GIRL AT SQUIRREL. ISLAND.
fquire at 1871 Water street, Office Of r. j.
Lille aDp- uIf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-10

"a COOK. Apply to Mrs. r. F. Good.
|in, Chandler street, Augusta. aussd5t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-10

kANTED-Wheel chair. Address. stat.
m price, Box 20, HaIIowell. Maine
aug51lWs
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Ia COOK AND SECOND GIRL. Apply
I Mrs. I. c. Ingrahanl. % 1napel street.
1gIsta. ausedti
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FOR SALE.

We HAVE A GOOD TYPEWRITER
FOL sale at a very low figure. viii sell
oIEnstaiments il desired. Williamson &
B9leigh. ~ Water street, Augusta.
Mine augediw
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WANTED.

\ situation as palmer or night watch
man. References given. Address. Nv.
NJ r. +. D., No. ,, Augusta, Maine
ausl0dlwe
AGENTS. aides U gentlemen: Send
for free booklet. Qsick selling house
hold necessity. Ounce Mfg. Co. 10 \
Park Sd. Boston. Mss. auslott'
a competent housekeeper in private
family. One who is accustomed 10 the
management of SERVANTS. Widow pre-
ferred. Very desirable permanent position
for right person. Address. stating qualif-
cations. A. II. w, Box 1880. Portland. Me,
augledJt
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EMINGTON TYPEWRITER. No 6.
IMPERFECT condition. A NJ. Goddard 20.
Nfer ST, Augusta. augtitf
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DR SALE-TWo and half story
ddble-tenement and lot. Nos. Il and l9
Crsby street. Apply to Mrs. E. ".
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TO LET.

4 TENEMENT OF FOUR RouM1'
nearthe State House. at II, Sew.li -, 10.
at 4 Fer month Inquire al na ,s
Safftd. Child street. aHs.''''.
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Ill KINDS of second hand furniture
boght in Augusta. Hallowell and Gar
dinr at good price. Geo. Daniels. No. 3.
Wter street. Augusta. Me. inly3O dino
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Farm. Il Miles From P.0

Firm Of 30 acres on High street. gov
b,,iIines and good orchard. Inquire u
n. |. Jones'. harness maker. SaH,St,'
Me.
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\ CAPABLE GIRl. for general House
work. Gail at III Winthrop street. Mrs.
j. T.. Tuel. aug? Civ"
TO RENT \ COTTAGE at Ocean Point
for the month of September, in exchange
for carpentering. Address NJ. b., care Of
foStoffice. aug.9Gw~
RELIABLE MEN TO SELL THE
best line of New England grown ntrsery
stock. Liberal terms. Salary or conmis
sion. Permanent situation. c. r. Iurr Il
Co., Hartford. C1.... Juiylo.euil2t'
- ------
PERMANENT POSITION FOR THE
right man to represent old. established
company. having $40. 900 capital; y1 per
year and expenses. payable direc from
our office no deception: absolutely Straight
salary. not conditional on results; chance
tor promotion and increase of salary.
state age. reference and business cxler-
fence. Address Union Mfg. Co. tox 81.
Philadelphia, Pa. iuiy1. wNsat.t
PARTY WITH so. secures .liari"i
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DtslRaRIE LOT FOR BUILDING
ii, bses. on State street. near Col. - -
states residence; terms. rsanuhao az.
,,'sp NM july20.dlm
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PARTY WITH SO. secures .llari"i
office position and share profits. Val ac-
& Co, Water street, Boston.
aus.ee:10-
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Office PRINTING OUTFIT

i5-A font Of solid rubber type. two
linl holder an always ready ink pad and
iwezers. Complete outfit only Jec. Send
stJnp FOR illustrated circulars. Fletcher
jllyscdtf
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iBELLBOY at once al City Hotel An.
suta. Me. july2Jdtf
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FOs THE LAST 10 DAYS N AtGtm,
cntt:ee AZ ocean Point, all turnisntr'
viii accommodate Il party 2. II. -ptt,,i w
y W Colby & Page street ause.u--
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Two VERY DESIRABLE FARMS
tobe sold at once: four miles east or
Aiusta. E. H. lngraham. with Sher-
buhe and Daley. ! jnlyso DIM
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IRAKE'S BARBER SHOP at end Of
Galiiner and Randolph bridge. fixtures
and business. All right for right party
Cal take possession at once. Call at y
De nt Square. Gardiner julyadd
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sMILL HOUSE OF SIN ROOMS com c"
venitttIv arranged. all modern ~,
venid ces, stable connected: NJ, siUs n,tMf
ny 81 Inouire AT ls9 Water 81. auss--
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NIiE-ROOM COTTAGE Hot 81 E,st
stab. at No. ) Gannett Stree, Fan.
side ialso for sale. Two second-hIni ,,,,n,
cOrdlwa CONS. one light an" one lns nlre
:, g, of dn,ible harnesses ana ont,s
'h;fsng mole inquire of NJ. o. SaNa,''
uaifircsser, East side. ave-
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Al A GREAT BARGAIN; A very nise
Phaton made by one Of the best max,
ers. In in perfect order; can DE seen -
Mr. =. u i-''s may.l.dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-08-10

HUSE LOT situated in MatersiiIe . %
Silyr St. next Benz. G. Mitchell plsce
Lane lot extending back 10 the Nesn-
ionxee stream. Terms reasonable IN
Guif of A. b. Heald. Gardiner. Me
H"'r VI july1l. dino
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TIipZISUEp or UNFt.ENis'''',s
ROOMS at Ne y o'os'. " julysedaw''
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THE ATLANTIC HOUSE. Ocean Point.
Me. will he opened 10 the public July l.
1901. For particulars address {. L. Hoxte..
Prop. June22.dtf
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IT ET,JobbinG printing Office; w.
NIX with power. cheap: also anotnrI ' ,.,,r.
wild nower for iisnt mann, ae.",'"e
/ oss in Augusta H. H. ''" jiiv nd,f
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nd pENT-No Is Swan St; nice tr
,,a,t seven rooms in good rera'r ,sa,,s
IA 4 swan ST. Address. James t,e.,,wsst,i
Relirade NE. -
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FtRM-Containing 80 TO li0 acres, Wen
divied into wood, pasture and tilIage
Shifted between McGraw and Eas.
porSs on hill where there is good ar
a shiny, pleasant. convenient house with
Mind rooms of good size with pta7F's,'
Nic(y cemented cellars. Two never lalI-
rias house. shed. and out-h,nidinss al II
goo( repair: plenty OF fruit Trees, isnu
Indt good state of cultivation: Freeman
,jna No julyso.dtf
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,,,cE M a crave 3; Ni-V ~ o"s.i
Snnlv to James " North Nst
,.rSe ST. Or Fred " Ell's. $50 ~
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CbNvENlEN1 hEv1 . stn i. n
n,v T.. " q H""ihh'
i'm % Bank. ------------
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
MATTERS OF LOCAL Interest

WIN delight Ia the beauty or The scam.
"h IN" Common. aftrr Il fly. minutes.
Walk lfom the endless .vhirl of traffic
on Washington street The tr.rs cacn
slender limb CARRYING its film If v-hi,.
maze an intcrlaciny screen th,,,noh
Vhich can y" @e.r the riId,,i dome III
-" -'Ft'r ~tt"uSc. rising IL stately
majesty above the city WorSin,
I'' oSs ~" Common. coming from
washington street. or" thinks o. Kin
hnSs lines il "Mandalay." and til. i
fence hung 5" h'avv Yea was l.,lf
airaiG I" speak"
You walk slowly along. a,sorhino
th' beauty Of TIE scene. ana ne ~
hliarating All: when suddenly sorn
passing pedestrians let elin Tho ,yor1e
smallpox. ard the dr.am !. shat-
'"re6' one f"rgets tn possible pres
enc" NJ ""hr"2ion most easily il INA
lheatfc--lh" very place, il vhicl.
u"u"'l'SS- N" greatest danger mi-h1
n". fnt who 50 nNattrr-of-fart n In
'hihh "i Su'h Sru"Sonlc subjects. when
DAINTY irll% MARROW" PLAYS .IEr-ri
Nhi%hth"od Was IN Flower At thr
colonial Theatre" At th,. Rostcn Mu
SCUM Sky F3rm is rs popular in il.
tenth week as in its first. and did nnt
ether contracts forbid. would doubtless
"' run to alvantag" THROUGH the sea
son.
h"st"n IS IN deal place in which to
spend winter; but to the Maine -hrcd
*"J'urn"r.-onc who has ever been \
rtSii"it Of THO beautiful kcnn.bcc VAL
i"N--th" most inyiGorating sight is 10
~ sen on he wharvee. Riding on in.
Atlantic Avenu" Circuit Of the .Ioy1t-
'''' Sa%inS downward at the piers. on..
sees steamers ana sailing vessel. IN
w score. behind which lies a back
Sr"unc of hiuc sky and bluer sea; and
me heart gives 4 thrill of recognition
Ink" secln" IN Ola friends face. When
on" sees n" Wrll-kr,vn sign. ken
n"l"" Steamers.
MISS EOMEH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

last Madison Grangr n"w has 4
membership of III.
H""thbav Grange is recoN Ing :,
numbe" OF additions tu lis membership
Fhis =;anGc is talking Of buildins a,
han in the :,nring.
nverside Grange. East Raymond ~
III hItlN contest iusI began with IN.
two Youngest members aS leader.
i:r". Dana Joidan and Fro. Gardner
cole
tshland Grange has suffered as wen
as very other organization III that
town. from having been several times
obliged to discontinue its meetings on
"ccnunt OF contagious diseases. First
ii was h" scarlet fever. later diuh-
liberia ANA Very fvN, meetings have, been
acld since early summer when it was
pr"Sp-rin" finely The prospect now is
that th"S" troubles are over ana that
the meetings can h., resumed. Ergu-
laI meeting, pee. 4. it is hoped All will
attend. Thc ,;ran@. has sustained :,
Ncry S..Ncrr loss in the death Of Mr
Angus Young. one Of its most earnest
"nd Ur"min"nt charter members.
whose death occurlrd Nov. H.
tiIrI i.ak. ';rang" ri Weston. or
Saniz"d July last. with IS charter
members, has been growing" steadily
V"r since. There were 81 members ~
III last regular meeting. 4 special
meeting Was held %"v r.. at which th..
'irst ald second degrees were. CON
i"'r"d upon - candidates. Their. nrr
also niur names to be- ballotrd on ~
IN ncNt regular meeting. Th. -rang
las mad" ARRANGEMENTS with W. D.
';ilpdtrick. on" Of its memh..rS to keep
" stock nf. groceries which il proving
NrlF satisfactory. E.tor" thr @rau:.,
WAS organized. N"ly few farm build
in"~ in this section W.-fr insured .u
acc"rtnt If hI-h rates. thc lnyrst raw.
l'"ir. about tN" ana nn.-hulf rnr
CENT. for three Years. Th- most of IN,
members hay" now taken out policies
il ,hr Ar"oStook County Patrons, Ma
tlldI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

''aoahs." two great drawhac,,. .,
sheep. with
lhcr" i a lars, profit in laisin. An
CORA goat successfully. Tho. ,,.
sh'Ar"d tNiCe in a season in thr W..t
~ lht Yield of many OF the animal
runs rs high as nine pounds. Tn. vol
Is ;" much finer and more silky than
-h&t Of the common goat or sheer IA,
II commands Il higher price N III
hAts- Goat owners in the West have
''tn known To pay as much - $500 for
Il good billy" But they ar. yor,b
tlr price N thc rnd ana ar, IL
h'hutiful an animal :ts can Ia r,und
Witn their silken hair falling 10 thei,
naihtE h"ufS great dark eyes small
h"rhS ana long white beard. In 4 few
years the raising Of .Angura eats Ii I.
ltlr 20 become one of the Industries in
9"I"el SET, Wrstmoi"land and other
committees in Pennsylvania.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
THE MAGIC NUMBER.
Asugges,ion by the Cync that Set the Others
Thinking

J often hear of the magic number.
s1id some one. What number is it,
"Vhy. nine. of cours...'' replied some
on" else. Their arr nine muses.. You
know. aud you talk o1 Il nin. days
wonder. Then you bowl at n.ncpins
and 4 eat has nin- lives
Nonsense" broke in another. "Sev-
IN IS the magi number. seventh
heaven, don't you know, and all that:
seven colors in the rainbow. seven
days in tho week. seventh son " .
aerenth sor--grcat fcllow--and--"
"Tush. tush," remarked 4 third
"fivc'S the number YOU mean A
man has five fingers on his hand and
five toes Oh his foot. ana n mas five
senses. and
Three is undoubtedly the magic
number" Interrupted another. 'h-callSe
people give three cheers. ana Jonah
Uas inside Whal" three DAYS ana
'hr"o nights. ana if at first you don't
succeed. try. try again-threr times.
YOU see
This was received with some con-
TEMPT by the company. ana Il soulful
Youth GuSh"d out:
Two, oh. TWO is Tn" magic num-
ber-oneself and On" other. th" adorad
orn-iust two"
y hard featured Individual Whn ha,I
been listening to the conversation hfth-
ert" mmov"d. here remarked IN a
harsh voice:
The magic number is number onc
1t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
Grange Elections.

Victor or, nGc. Fairfield Confer. ...t.,.tc,i
N" following officers. Satariny ,vruin..
l''c. :. NJ. t,c"c:" r. Tihbrtts: a.. VIA.
y. A'w""d: H.. III. w. Gondsrr.d: :
Dhnrh.S Williams. Asst 5. leIar,.
r. NJ Alch'r: Soc, !. y. Jones. Il; N.
Herman lIun. p"!a"nH. Mrs. \dJi, At
wood: Einrd. Mrs Grace l.. GondSn,,,, .
Ceres, Mrs. George Z. Tihl,ott4: 4.
:. Nil" NJ. Tibhr.tS.
NhSSIlh"r" 'iran-'. No. -. elected tht
following officers. ip'-c. e.: NJ. George ".
laNl"r: a.. Eosr Abbott: H.. II. u. T.;
NI@r. cEJp.. Susan .iAcr. :. James John
son; .'SSl. =. earn. Gates. Ceres. r.mm.,
Taylor; Pomrna. Emma Hamiu. Flora.
Mrs. !. Euttrrtird. t.. \. =. Ruhv Ab-
h"tt; Treas. Chas Perkins: SEC Laura
l"ikius, q. k.. Frank Taylor
" lh' regular meeting II ChclSp.t
,irang'. Friday evening, tn" following o.
lic'rS ". r. elected for tho coming ycar.
~. q. X. Green: o.. H. q. La,.l.nc. .
L.. Mrs. Ellen Green; Sec. Miss Ida
Sc;il.';. Treas. Mrs. Driia Watson /.
hap. Mrs. Laura Thompson. S. Mis-
Dora Lawrence: \. :, Gc"rG'. Caiuw"l! I:
q. X. james Thompson: rumnnt. Mrs.
~ H. HAYES; Flora. M,,S Linda Thoml-
son; Ceres Miss lillian Grtcn: l.. \. :
Miss E.rncv Watson: "N"cutiv,. com
mitt"". Patrick Hayes. Mr. Lawrence.
Mrs. Hayes. This crang" will rntc;tair
III" Pomona Gruner Wednesday. p,.-.
H. Fhc installation uf officers wiil taxi
l.lac" at tn, iirst regular n.ct.n. ll
January
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

The board of managers of ST Mark :
home gratefully acknowledge thu fol-
lowing donations for November: Mrs.
II. r. Williams. turkey: Mrs. John
Goodwin turkey; Mrs. II. w. Brad-
burr, TURKEY: Mrs II. +. MiIliken.
plum pudding and sauce. Mrs Thomas
Lambcrd. celery. lettuce. nuts. raj
sins; Miss \. II. Williams nuts raj
sins: Mrs. /. u. PHsbury. oranges.
grapes; ]. r. Fuller three baskets
grapes. celery. apples; Chas Partridge.
pears Wm. Young oysters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12

S'cret1ry-J. 4. Roberts. Norwa..
IreasI'rer-li"nry L. Hammond. it.Is
Chapiain-A. f.. Morse S,.uin t.drtS
Waterford.
fl"ra-Mrs. j A. Roberts. Nurw.y.
t"r"s-Mrs. Fred Rowe. oxford.
. LADY ASST Staut StcWur,i-t!rS ".
Cummings. Hebron.
} \. Roberts ri Norway. :.ts til it,
Sta'llhS officer. This I'nmoug Grange. naS
= ""ll-!ill.d treasury and is in - ur4.-
tcr"us cond.,i,n. The next meeting Will
January
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-12
ANG0RA GOAT RAISING.
Development Of a New Pennsylvania In.
dust'y Of Interest TO Maine.

.a,G q p.nprv1yop;. ,,,,,,. ,L e,,
If th. sn,l,o n,,,I .,oh ,i,,,-.,
hiIdo,, l., ,,,i,,,,,,I ',.,.,
r. '"'''i' "hu -
az ~ h"H '"''ie ~ pcS' u at
'--' summer enc IL IS covered by
ITA growth 81 uh6"rpfaNh and
MS !, l'W INDUSTRY has been born.
, - thiS iaiiu 'ah r. ""usht lor
Almost nothing, and AnEora goats have
h'' II brought from the Rockies ~ cat
down IN" shrubs and weeds.
n" largest h"vk Of goats IN thc state
+ "N ilei ~ Y. Shup- ana }. ;
'''i -'.' '''''''' VI l"Saia' i''"S'ih'- lheE
., 49, ''''4'-
~" = ''0'o'" '''''' ''''''" ''iu ~
'i', !" ''.'l ~" ''dc' q mountain
Iihu "H'h thcH own near Mount
"'"Sah'. ne goats are thoroughbred
, HHI"Id ~. many vi tIi'lI prhisre'-s Dc
IT .'"''N p"NN - -fiitoi"' '"li
"hl'h '"hlti! ABOUT i'o S"dtS hdN
li'H' 'Ilh' !" nm p'ri lthi'"Itcd- Aht
I H''Hht!Ih Ethu upon "ii!ch the Iio'N
! O" h'u oS filt'hi""ii "iln 8hui'. mas
ht"' tHi''Ni io"S' N tof f'l'h w" :.
u'hSt SI"" " - 9Hiu"A "hu sIiidii
uHeS d" goats FtaulS tat l!iis htHH
of paStuIa%"' ana IN q snort utlle tAeN
viii dear OH the land.
There is a large herd Of Angora goats
in Somerset county. They Mere
brought from Arizona bJ Gen. A. II.
G"ffroth in the early spring. ana are
/ NOW in a thriving condition. Many 81
the goat sent from Arizona are 4 cross
4 between tn" Angora and the common
goat. bnt thos" purchased by cen
! el.il 'ioTroth were IN. pureSt Spccl-
mrtlS that could he bought III N" est
I Dr. }. y. Jackson q '"nnciiSFill"' hlS"
I lad carload Of goats shipped To MN
! in April. He turned them zoos" on
I tract Of mountain land near tonnells-
VILE and the animals thriv"d wonder
( fully during tn" summer. ~ fr'eiS-
( t,r@ ana Neyser. Md. the -hng"fa
! goats have been bred with the conf
/ mon goat With some success Eut II
! is not until the fourth OF fifth cross
that the characteristics Of tn" COM
/ in"r goat disappear ana i'u'e init
god ShfArinS goat WIN 'it 'pi'S ""NE
hair "l lie -N.iS'i" =
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-, rou-nalS remarkable book OTTER.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-10
unionist Celebration.

London, Aug, l0.-The great Unlonist
celebration at Blenheim today was ia
vored by the most pleasant weather.
It's object was TO celebrate the third
Unionist victory in the by elections.
One hundred and twenty members OF
parliament were present, with some
5000 delegates from Conservative and
Liberay UniOnist associations through
out the country and others present
made a total OF about 1000 persons Mr.
Balfour and Mr.. Chamberlain delivered
addresses after luncheon In the open
air. Both were accorded n warm re-
cepti0n from the enthusiastic crowd.
During the course OF his remarks Mr..
Balfour said that the erstwhile confer
ence between the conservatives and
liberal-unionist was now an indssolu-
BILE union. A large section Of the op-
position was avowedly unpaulotic and
the country was not so moon
struck as to conflde the con-
duct Of public affairs 20 those
who, so far as the had uttered
any clear note had uttered It against
their own country.
Mr.. Balfour proceeded TO compare the
opposition tactics TO the sniping. guer-
rilla warfare In South Africa and said
both would end at no distant date.
Mr.. Chamberlain spoke In a similar
vein. He said the alliance OF the par
ties had resulted in building up a truly
national party. The liberal party were
now only the 'rump" party. They had
sunk In the pro- Boer mud so deep that
not even the liberal imperialists could
extricate them. Even the latter were
not free from heresies and until they
were free the unionist party did not
want this communion.