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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
EMPRESS HumeLgs HERSELF
Chira's Dow7qer Consents 70 See For
elcners Outside Dinlcnn ate eorps.

Pekin Febs -a-Ths Dowagsr Empress
viii on February .. receive IN audience
SIR Robert Hart. director Of the imperfat
maritime customs. Hissop Favier. ira
Catholic vicar apostolic in China and NJ.
Pokofii01. manager Of the RaFsian-
Chinese bank This viii - the FIRST anai-
encs ever granted foreigners Who are not
members ~ The diplomatic corps CT <
spe cial missions.
Chang chi Tunz ard II kun r. ths
reform leaders. are coming % Peis'n %
consult with RE Dowazer Empress
Yuan shi Kai che governor q CHI L.
has meuoralized the throne FOR nar.isa
FOR the reforEaers who advised tn s.a-
pcrgr 70 sign the cdicts Of lsss. whica
caused the coup G'etat
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
HURRICANE Al APlA
Passengers From Page Page Report
Eearful RagirG sea.

san Francisco. Feb. 19.-Passengers ar
irving from Pago Pago, samoa on the
steamer Sonoma, report that great hur-
ricsne occurred az Apia about February
> Or g. ard that the Norwegian bark
Telefon was said 70 have been blown
ashore along with two Or three smaller
vessels There was 10 report q loss O.
he The TeIefon vas q vessel o. IL
tons register. and had gone 70 Apia from
Tentative AT Pago Page the wind was
high. but - damage was done
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
KEEP oFF TnE soAT
Is Order Issued Whee Prince Henry
Sails into Port.

New York. Feb. i9..-Rear Admiral
Coant Won Baueissin returned here from
Philadelphia this sfterRoosL lie and SONS
~ his aides were entertained AZ a private
dinner and this evening they attends; ths
theafer.
George r. Plawen. collector of re rors.
TODAY received orders from Washiurte1
which say that no persons cxeertinx TIA
reception committee shall se permift-s -
board fhe Krou Prinz fTnhelm when sra
enters port. and that none shah - asl-
United beyond the baggage Inspection en-
olosur@ - ths pisr whsa the steamer az.
rires here
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SAVED HER cHILD's LIFE

In three weeks our chubby little boy
was changed by pneumonia almost 70 a
skeleton" writes Mrs. y. Watkins, Of
Pleasant City. 0. a terrible cough set
in. that. il spite Of a good doctors treat
ment for several weeks. grew worse every
day. We then used Dr.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. and our darling
was soon sound and well. We are sure
this grand medicine saved his life" Nil
lions know its the only sure cure for
Coughs. Colds and all Lung diseases.
Behring's pharmacy guarantee satisfac-
ton. SIC. 900
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New Ncrk.

New YORK Feb. Butter F.ecelp-s
7E76 packages Market rrn- STATE dairy.
$50 - reauaeTy. -stc. sure creamery
Chess Receipts. 80 packages. Mr.
80 1rI1- Fancy larss early made. col
cred. l8s.aIlc- fancy sus- s-a-e. fal
5arEe. eaTly made. whlre. -e laly
s.nai- state tl.l cream --,l- rlaee- - l1s.
Receipts 80 aacsae Nrzet
ruie- enc -lsier SI1r- l4- e--.S -flsl-
49, western AZ --ErA
Sugar-Eaw. r.-ra Fair
CeaErlfue--L - -eSt Asc. -1g-1sses s-ar.
80 Grlrei. nrl,. Ir.ssf--1 -ar- pos
lrre5- -ac. Errrri.a-esl.
t'rttee-E4U.f No. RE
No.L sses-E-irr1- <ew E'-'rafs -s-lc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
EGGS SO 1-2C DOZEN
Chicago Is in DirefuI Need Of More
AIbumen and XOIk.

brought to Chicago from California TO
supply local demand. Prices have reached
S8is cents. the highest since 1889. when
they sold at 3 cents dazen. There were
$500 cases in yesterday. but this was
less than 50 per cent Of the receipts OF the
same day last year. Dealers in discussing
about high prices told Of sales being made
for a number of days in 1873 at 30 cents a
dozen a snow storm then blocked the
railroads and checked receipts.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
FORTY FARMS AUcTIoNE0 OFF
mo Rent Campaign in ireland Is
HAVING It's Effect

Dublin. Feb la-Forty farms O. Lord
De Freyues estate I'm Rosecoumon county
were sold by the sheriff today. ire zen
ants having refused 70 psv REM a large
number az other clearance sales are
pending as The result Of the '-no reu;
campaign now being carried cn BY the
United Irish league
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
CASH QUOTATIONS..

El0ur-SIeC--
Wheat-No, spring. 7oG75c; No. red.
S4uS5i.c
$50; No white. 4sia05i-c-
Ryc-NO- . SIC
Barley-Fasr 20 choice mailing. 6Gss15s-
Flax seed-No. /, N.6-lz; No : north
western. Sf.121s
Timothy seed-Prime. 6.s1ds-5e.
Pork-Afess- per Dbl. Sl5-5sfIl5-So.
I.ard-Per To lbs. 81 252-Zi.
short ~ siles 0oosel. s. IS Z: dry
salted shoulders sboxesil. 71sE-l.c; short
clear SIDES foCxe1f. SS--leS.sl.
Whiskv-Basis OF high wines N.&-
Clove--Cortrac grade Se3-
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MILLIONS PUT TO WORK.

The wonderful activity OF the new CEN
tury is shown BY an enormous demand FOR
the worlds best workers--Dr. King New
Life Pills For Constipation. Sick Head
ache. Biliousness. or any trouble OF
Stomach, Liver or kidneys they're IN
rivaled. Only &C az Gehrings pharmacy.
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Kansas CITY.

Kansas CITY Feb. s.-Tvheat--s-sy.
sac. July. -47.c- cash. Nc 2 hard. %
-5lc. No g hard &c; No I'D.
S5lsc. No s red. SEiNs-c, No white
Corn-8Iar. SIC September. go; cash.
No. > mixed. s51saslc- No. white Sc
co, No. white eslat5c-
oacS-No- . White. E5ils-c-
Ey-Nc- , 4eIslc-
Hay-Choics timothy. $3.50 choice ptai-
BaSler-Crea-aery. 26ose. fancy dairy.
60
EgE-Fresh. e7Fz-izc
Receipts o. wheat. = cars
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New York Money Market.

New York, Feb. 19.-(CIose. Money on
call steady. at 81 70 21e per cent; prime
mercantile paper. To ~ per cent Ster-
ling exchange firm. with actual business
IN bankers bills at g SIS for demand and
al sl.S414 for sixty days. Posted rates,
81 s. and Sass; commercial bills, SiSt
4.S5L Bar silver. 55lsc: Mexican dollars.
433tc- Government bonds firm; state bonds
inactive; railroad bonds firm.
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FOR STEALING $4,000 JEWELS
Negro Is Arrested at MoaareaI, Wanted
At Portland. Ore

Montreal. Feb I9-Charles Savage. alias
Charlie Scott. alias WI West. a negro.
was arrested here today. charged with
the theft Of 81 trunkfuIl OF jewelry valued
at Sloe0. from the Portland Hotel. Port
land. Oregon. last November. Savage
was employed hy the hotel as a bell boy.
and the trunk was the property o. a com
mercial traveller named E. Lowenthzl. or
Nav- YORK
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WHAT THE CHAIRMAN OF ThR APPHot
PRiA; on COMMITTEE OF TIE ILLINOIS
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE SAYS.
ST.. Rankin vas GRAD Master Of the Illinois
Ode Fellows "a 1872.

ST.. Rankin vas 0ra-d Master Of the Illinois
Ode Fellows "a 1897.
Hen. Geo. c. Rens1n Of Mcarouah ni1ois. s
Chairman q the Appropriation COMMITTEES c. the
Hines House O. Representatives S-c II tbs rcsuc7
directs tie expenditure q I've or SIX nlon ooiers-
Mr.. Rankin IS GRE Ct the prominent rsr q Lll1ols.
He was Grand Aestsr o. tns limos Ooo FELLOWS Y
1877. IS also prominent II the Masonic Fraternity n
Monmouth. GaiesourE ard Chicago. s Knight G.
mouth two terms. Clerk IF ire circt Court Of Var
rsn County eleven ges-s postmaster = Hcnn,cu-h
un1Sr President Harrison. erc S editor ana owner
Of the Monmouth -Rscu5lCan- ne IS also
president OF the Euois Bankers Lie Insurance IS
ISOLATION ard one Of te directors Of TIE l. O. o r
Orphans Hons O Illiaois- Fer tour years ne wzs
Assistant EdIutart General O. tl- Uli1cis National
Guard ard for q %sz-s rag been secretary Of the
Warren County Fa-r hssocI6Eol- NJ. RANKIN svzS
member OF the keaona Editorial Association for four
years and mas tear member Of TIE illinois l-egisa-
b-rs tor two terms. Under dats Of Mar-1 &c, 1901.
ne writes IS follows.
Springfield. II.
PEPsN SYFUF COMPANY.
hanutzcture-s Of D.. CsdweIFs Syrup Pepsin,
Monticello. lEl1uis-
GENTLEMEN: I have ussc your Syr-p Pscsir
ard conside- L ilyauabls IS tonic ard an al .
impaired stomach zlc digestive organs. Your remedy
co. C. RANKIN
Or. Czidweirs Syrup Pepsin ard Herb Laxz.ige
Compound IS sod ~ al druggists. Ask yours. L
makes weak stonachs strong. promotes heath an5
seads of dangerous Sickness ard doctors oils. SO
cent ard 81 bottle L yer druggist hasn't L re
nj send ss1pls ard interesting rook tss- Pepsi
SyrsS Company Monticello. LIS
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THE WEATHER.

Washington. Feb is.-Weather forecast
for Thursday and Friday:
kansas-Partly cloudy Thursday and
Friday variable winds.
Oklahoma and Indian Terrttory-Fair
Thursday and Friday. north winds
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THE FIoHT PLOTTED

From ths statements o. The captains
above. from the Official reports ard from
The testimony before tire court OF in
qulry. TIE fght can be plotted sikh a5-
solute certainty IN its important outlines
though there is conflict as % minor points
when he four SPANISH cruisers came OFT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20

St. Joseph. Feb. 19.-Cattfe-Receipt
l8oa. Market strong. Natives S4.ood6 %:
COWS ard heifers. Si-75d5.41. calves. SAGE
T6e5- st0ckers and feeders 3 5sl1is75.
Hogs-ReceintS 4a Market steady
LieEr and lishI mixed. s. 65as o., medium
ard heavy. S5-gfT6.51, pigs. 81 .-5N+.s0-
Sheeu-Pecei 7oo Market steady
western LANES. S5.6506 50, western sheep,
q 50T6.11.
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companies. VIII be the defendants Ths
IN which the proceedings VIII es
instituted has not yet been determined.
Most likely Il viii he IN Minnesota"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20
COTTON MARKET.

New York. Feb. 19.-The cotton market
opened steady. with prices unchanged 70
points lower, and closed steady, with
prices net 10 points lower.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20

!" n = ~ - -" -
vices until Narch st. ard
treat Ell patients free
charging only fpr tds
ac-ual cost CT the meif-
cine used for tha cure. 10
other charges made T1sS
otter applies 20 CRtarTh.
Deafness. rheumatism.
Kidney. Blood and SerV~
Gus Disc. tses. t0rlccceie.
Weaknesses % Men ard
Diseases or Wen en-. Goa
..,sgsarg4st srass Cures
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WILL FIGHT ANY PUclLisr

ice Wolcott Posts Forfels q sf.ood
and Big Offer.
Boston. Mas. Feb. - Jos wQircfs
to-day posted a forfeit - . % sns chsi-
ienEed any mar. any weight Il ~ soF.as
- hox him gyaieoft orern 20 rseef any
paEiust iivirz fer S114 = sste.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-02-20

4 ct g ncothiseSs ssttizS - : rrruSr--.
rsy not - IaGia-ru1ber BOYS -EouEa 80
II rst-er psrchsrS
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Dyspepsia Cure

ter the loop had once been taken. Admiral
Schley handled the Brooklyn mantuiiy
and vel She ard the Oregon wsrs
thenceforth tbs hssdmost OF the American
vssseis-thocgh the Iowa certainly and
seemingly the Texas also did - much in
hammering 70 a stardstsl the Vizcaya.
Oquendo and Teresa: while the Indiana
did ST her eastward position and crippled
machinery permitted IN the chase o. the
Colon. the Brooklyn and the Oregon share
the credit between them
M'KINLEYS ACTION ENDORSED
Under such circumstances X seems 20
ne that the recommendations OF Presi-
dent Mckinley were eminently proper and
that. so Tar IS Adrnlrais SAMPSON and
Schley were concerned. il would have
been unjust for him 10 have made other
recommendation. Personally. I feel that
IN view OF Captain Clark's long voyage
IN the Oregon. and the condition in which
he brought her 10 the scene OF service.
as well as the way IN which he actually
managed her before and during the fght.
IL would have been well 70 have given
him the same advancement that was
given Wainwright; but. waving this. Il
Is evident that wst1wright was entitled
20 receive more than any cf the other
commanders. and that Il was Just 20 Ad-
Hirai Sampson that he should receive a
greater advance il numbers than Admiral
Schley-thers was nothing done IN the
battle that warranted any unusual reward
for either. IN short. as regards Admlrais
Sampson and Schiey. I ind that Presi-
dent Mckinley did substantial justice. and
that there would be 10 warrant Tor re-
versing his action-
Both Admiral Sampson ard Admiral
Schlsy are row on the retired list In
concluding their report the members %
the court q inquiry. Admirais Dewey.
Benham and Ramsay. unite n statinE
that they recommend TO further action
Dc had in the matter. IN this recoumcn-
dalton I most heartily concur. There IS
10 excuse whatever from either side soE
any further agitation OF this unhappy
To keep Il alive would mere
y do damage % the navy and 20 the
country. THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
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guaranteed. No fncurabie cases treated
DR. J. l.. 1IACEEX. Corner DouSlas Ave-
nue. and Main Street. Wichita. AAa-
Oft5ce hours. a. n % ; =. M
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Of the harbor the New York had left her
position in the biockading lines forty
or forry-tire minutes before. She had
hoisted the signal: Disregard the move
ments OF the comna1der-ia-chisf." bat
had not hoisted the signal 70 The second
in command 70 take charge, which. as
appears by the signal book. was some
times but not always used when the com
mand was transferred AS soon as the
engagement began the New YORK turned
and steamed back. hosting a signal 10
close in, which. however. none OF the
squadron saw. She was II plain sight
and not very much farther from the
easternmost blockading ships than the
latter were from the Brooklyn. which was
the vesternnost OF the line. AS soon as
the Spanish ships appeared the I've big
American blockad--S started toward them
in accordance with the standing orders OF
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EIdridge Commission Co.
-. ICES 80 sHEEP.

stock Yards. Wichita Kan
Consign your stock - us fer best rossi-
Die results We eNraet ID set Ial hold
our trade by tne tnurouSh efficiency OF
cur Is lrE a1G rne sLr.1c ursi~l IS irlteS-
ri-g At 1cr methods --8 cordially invite
yolr business ca this basis. Le.lah1ue- Js-
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usually done by the commander-ia-chief
before reaching the limit Of signal dis
lance when he proposed for any reason
temporarily to reliaQuish his command 20
the next ranking officer"
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All Fees Suspended Until March I

Or Mackey vii SUSPEND al Tees @
professional services untll March iss. ans
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GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
CHICAGO.

Chicago, Feb Ia.-The leading futures
ranged as follows:
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Special Inducements to feeders Markets
furnished ca application Phone SIS.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-01-16

hour Of social enjoyment, the afternoon
session opened with full attendance
and increased interest. The committee
10 consider the question of dividing the
county into two Pomona oranges reported
outlining the methods to be adopted
which was accepted. Mrs. Georgia
Bigelow presented a paper OF helpful
Influence on 'sThe home". Charles
Turner favored the grange with a much
appreciated song. T. G Lord gave a
talk on soil culture, presenting scientific
principles connected with cultivation,
moisture and plant growth. G T. lib
bits answered the question "What
fertilizer gives the best results in
orchardipg"? Bro. Tibbius recommends
spreading ashes on the orchard land as
the best and also believes that orcharC ing
here in Maine affords a profitable bust
ness Mrs. Minnie Hight gave reeita-
tion another song by Bro. Turner and
the exercises were closed. A vote of
thanks was rendered Skowhegan grange
and the choir for the entertainment
furnished. The Skowhegan grange
choir which is composed of A. r Smiley
A. F. Sandford. Emma H. Dunton and
Ella J. Benson with Stella A. Kimball
pianist, rendered choice music during
the entire session. The meetings
throughout were full of interest and
gives send off to the work that will tell
largely for the grange in Somerset
County.
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j. M Getchell, F. seo'y.; W. c. Emery,
Treas Olestne Savage, War; Ernest
Doyen, Con; J. Arson Hilton, Chap.
Clarence Witham, r. S. s.; Stanley Per
kins, l.. S. =. w fl. Rand, l. e.. George
Maxim, o. G.
There is to be special town meeting
in Carrabassett Hall, Saturday of this
week, Jan. 18th, at 2 o'clock p. m, in
relation to the bridge at the lower vii.
lage. The End and 9rd articles in the
warrant are: To see II the town will
vote to purchase the property rights and
appurtenances of the Norridge
Falls Toll Bridge Co, which said COM
pany has voted to sell to the towns of
Arson and Madison for the sum of
twenty five hundred dollars; and to see
if the town will vote to appoint COM
mittee or committees for the purpose of
taking all necessary measures towards
the building of bridge between the
two towns of Arson and Madison on the
site recently occupied by the Norridge-
wock Falls Bridge o., and to pass any
other votes necessary to carry into effect
any action taken under this or the pre-.
ceding article.
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Cattle with LumDy jaw.

What is usually called "lump-jaw' in
cattle can be easily cured in most cases
by what is know as the potassium odide
treatment This consists oil giving once
or twice daily large doses of pot. iodide
until symptoms of iodidism are produced
At this time absorption of the bunch
begins ard continues until the cure is COM
plete. For grown animals the dose of
potassium iodide is from two to four
drachms twice daily. or slightly larger
doses il given but once day. Young
animals receive proportional doses, 1t
may be given dissolved in pint of water
in the form OF drench. or be placed in
the drinking water. The symptoms of
ioddism, consisting of watery discharge
from the eyes. soldering from the mouth
and peeling off of the outside layer of
the skin, should be watched for. and
when they appear the medicine discon-
tinued for time at least. If the bunch
does not begin to lessen in size and dis
appear the medicine may be again admins
tered. The symptoms looked for usually
appear in about eight or ten days 1n
most cases the treatment does not have
to be repeated.
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Treachery of Tropical Nature.

ut is very like fairy story" said
Esther under her breath
Very" said he. And in fang sto-
ries there are witches. enchanters and
horrible things that come out of the
forest, are not there? Well. so 1t Ia
there In South America There Is a
background of danger. One must keep
ones eyes open. Here in England ma
ture Is safe and kind, eh? You can
play with her as II she were an old tab
by cat. but out there she Is striped
tiger, beautiful and fierce and never to
be trusted.
"There is everlasting strangling 60
ing on In the woods. Even the flowers
are not kind and harmless. The or
chids twist and perch and swing and
bloom on branches they are hugging to
death. You break twig of something
that looks like vine, and its milk
raises a blister on your hand; you touch
what you think is a leaf and 1t gal
lops off on hundred legs! The ami
mails pretend to be vegetables and the
vegetables to be animals. Every liv-
ing thing Is trying to protect itself
with all its little might and main and
to get the better of its enemies. just as
the people in towns do. Oh, the high
woods of the Andes are not moral. they
are not Christian. | assure you! Ma
ture is opulent, and she is splendid,
but she isn't good. THE Alien" by
F. F. Montresor.
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Brighton.

Mrs Della Lewis and little daughter
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
e. Davenport
Mrs. Gertrude Keene of Sangerville
came home, last week. to help care for
her father, Daniel Foss, who has been
very Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Nickerson held
their wedding reception at Wesserunsett
Hall, Saturday evening. A large mum.
Der of relatives and friends brought very
pretty and useful gifts.
George K. Foss is at homo.
One day las. week the grangers met at
Daniel Foss and hauled his wood for
him,t
Changers are to have a dance in their
hall, Friday night, Jan. 18th.
Ethel Hight of Harmony visited her
aunt, Carrie Smith, a few days, last
week
Quite a number of grangers visited
" ellington Grange, last Saturday and
reported very enjoyable time.
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Scion.

Since the big freshet, there has been
no crossing the river with teams at the
pulp mill until within a few days.
Mr.. Severy has repaired his grist mill
and is very busy doing custom grinding.
P. s Longley collector of taxes, has
only about 5000 to collect
Mr.. Whittemore of Skowhegsn was IN
town, last week, trying to contract for
the delivery of hard wood lumber at
Parker's saw mill large amount of
white birch has been cut for spool bars
and will be delivered at this mill and Mr..
Parker is fitting his mill for the manu-
| facture of the same At present he is
busy doing custom saving.
Charles Colby and wife passed through
town, Wednesday.
Mrs. Belle Miller and little daughter
of Bingham were IN town, Thursday,
visiting her sister, Mrs. Walter Hume
well.
Arie Dinsmore and Miss Mary Clark
of Bingham were in town. Wednesday.
j. Goodwin and Peiley Rowell were at
North Arson, Thursday evening, to at
tend the Odd Fellows installation.
Fred Merrill of Madison was in town,
Wednesday,
Judge Boswell got home from Show
hogan, Thursday,
Mrs. Fred Magoon has been visiting
friends in Oakland for the past week.
Mr.. Horn, who has been type writer
at the pulp mill for the past year and a
half, has gone to New York to work for
the same company.
A. Square has got home from the
woods.
Frank Vittum, who was in Boston a
| few days the first of the week, looking
! for horses, arrived home, Wednesday,
with three good ones, we understand.
}. II. Gray got home from Boston,
Wednesday.
Everyone that had an ice house was
full of business, last week. They are
getting extra good ice here, this winter.
l.. S. Merrill, D. D. G. NJ, was at East
New Portland, last Wednesday evening.
for the purpose of installing the officers
of Lemon Stream Lodge of 1. o. 0. f.,
and at Table Rock Lodge, North Arson,
Thursday evening, for the same purpose.
The so called Jsckin brook bridge
between here and Patterson bridge, that
was carried away by the freshet, has
been replaced 80 teams can go down on
the river road now.