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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
legal Advertisements.
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

II the Cn1nCerv COurt OF L1rtN eltc
County, stsee of sti~~iseipps.
n the matter of Esrafef
Of y. A. Gallegiy, No. $50.
Decreased.
wher,as. on the nth day OF sep-
TENDER, 1865, Letters % Admiuistra-
ton were granted to the undersigned
by the chancery Court Of LaFay cite
County, Mississippi, upon the estate
OF q. A. Galiegiy, deceased
Now therefore. public notice IS
hereby given u all creditors OF sail
estate that their claim or claims must
be prGbated. registered and fled by
the CLancery ierk OF said County,
and allowed as provided by Law. with
in one year from this date, ami fail
nre to probate, register and de such
claim or claims within said time, viii
forever bar ths same
MRS. ANGIE GALLEGLY.
Administrative
Oct. 9th fgl5.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

b. j. Franklin & reported
zsly T.
J. A. = Hiler visited New
ma Hls5 week
u. Z. o. Davidson IS visiting
isss n Memphis
y ar lad to learn that Mr.
H Plat : improving
La1dFum Leavsl spent
IA ii home this week
1 haz had a few beautiful
saf sunshine this week
P.W. Rowland spent Il few
:iis week IN Jackson.
Z Return thanks to Mr. John
bivertan for late favors-
G. y. BuffaIoe, ST. was a
be- q Memphis this wteS-
Is Rosa March, of Sardis, Is
gest u Mrs. W. J.. Minor.
?. W Spears. of Orrwood, ,
as : pleasant call Tuesday.
b. y c. Ray was hostess
stay Of the Browning Club
ks Rosa Trgg was the guest
Taek IF Mss sfittie Delbridge
Is Lula Strickland, OF Alb
PIE, Visited friends here Tues
6ss Ella Pegues, of Burgess,
the guest Saturday of friends
rs Phoebe Robson spent last
az with relatives IN Water
sy.
rs. Ellen Roane, of West
q, S the guest of Mrs. w. A.
ne.
Ms ". D. Porter will leave
srrOw for Batesville 70 WISH
ktves.
y retlrn thanks to Mr. Ned
Rs, o. South Oxford. for lats
nn.
NJ Minnie Roane has return
enm / visit 70 relatives U
rhis-
iss vlolsk Moore, of Grenada
= guest OF her aunt, Mrs. q
! n.
Beriey-
r. P. H. wrie ht u enjoying
hunt with Sena.obia friend:
week.
N. A. Montgomery LET
AZ % visit her parents IN
aSlIe. Tenn
asses Pearl LeaveII and Liz
AEaruugh left last week To-
Mountain.
s. H. Logan has acceptet
Position as cashier of tn
Y Of Oxford
" E. Stone, of Sardis, i
1est Of his parents, Mr. ans
James Stone
6on IS On the rise and sell
ns as good price in Oxford a
ether market
Percy Young has returne
~ Cd nome after an extende
wee N Alabama
ne BaSrd Of Supervisors Is
n this week attending to I'll
- rcatine business.
n A Young and daugl
u MSS Julia, spent Suuds
= Relatives in Como
- Kate Wright MiIlksn,
ala- i Wishing her rel
Cart and Mrs. J. L. Shi!
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09


The STATE or MISSISSIPPI, ST.
Lafayette County.
To srice Owens, Jr-. and archie
Owens. minors, and their ftther,
Brice owens, r., and whose post Of
fee address 10 DeLeou, Comaucne
County, State OF Texas. You arc
hereby commanded 20 appear before
the Chancery Court OF Latay cite
County, in said State on the
FOURTH MONDAY IN NOVEMBER,
A. d., 1875.
to defend said suit in said court Of
Elmer Davis, et al, ~. Brice Owens,
% n, wherein you are defendants.
THIS the ist uny OF November, 1905.
J. D. RANEy, Clerk
By r. L. STEPHENS, ID. c.
KINGDOMS & krMMoNs,
soLs. for Complts.
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our cIUBBlNa RATES.

In order 20 give the readers OF THE
EAGLE advantage of1 remarkably low
rate on the following papers during
the month OF November. The EAGLE
rIGst bs included. whether a renewal
or a new subscriber. THE EAGLE and
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
MI FnnN

Beautiola IL the only harmless pre-
paralion that completely ooiiteratsd
All facial biemisdes, traces OF care,
worry. illness and exposure. Alter a
few applications of Beautiola. beauty
Of Youth returns. and age falls Ike a
mantle from the face, leaving the SKIN
soft, clear and veivety, not . wrinkle
or biemish remains. BeautIoia y an
iorssd oy doctors, chemists and ak
pert dsEsssologists. Makes ladies' as
youthful at 40 aid % - they were AZ
20: used by men with some wouderfni
results. Ib removes the worse cases
OF Brown, Liver Spots, Freckles, PIN
pies, BIackheads, Eruptious- Every
box guaranteed Price ii cents Sold
nv A I'll. Keudei and liramlett & Sons
u e. BERRY CHEMICAL CO.,
Dept L. L., ST. Louis
Beautioula booklet free urou request.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

4 .rrCeSEYS At LAW.
oXFORD. MISS
.,.. s-s..eis.e IN all the courts,
"a s,,l FEDERAL
5isrr 10 stairs Nora west coz
N II the squsre-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09
U,cialmea Lssxers-

List OF unclaimed mail matter left
IN the Oxford, Miss, Post-Oflice tor
the week ending Saturday. Nov. ith:
Cra5tree, r ].
Cooper, Willie
} Hall, Miss Ethel
Kelly, Hiss SaIlie.
When calnng tor the above please
give No. OF letter and date advertised.
:. n HowRY, p. II. =
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h Oxford Eagle.

.CentraI r. r. Time Table
fyORTa SOUND
,as.sngar. leaves at s:5i ? n
,~sss rzer, leaves ut as a Z
1orn! freight. arrives $50 a n
and departs ut See a n
SOUTH B0TSDS
!. uassenger, leavea n te.''.S q m
tagle ger. leaves at ssfS p II
y - -rssght. arrives :. ~ ? n
AMI departs at 5-e5 2 m
L. VI. OWEN. A.eut-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

Mrs. Lem f. oldham was the
1 n.,sSess Thursday afternoon Carl
Club at It's last meeting
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1905-11-09

full attendance of delegates
Messrs. J. C. Carothers, Of
TayIor's, and w. g. Threikeid, OF
LAFAYETTE Springs, were welcome
visitors at this Office Monday
For the best and cheapest line
of all kinds of Dress Goods. La
dies and Children's Wraps,
Shoes, Hosiery, etc. Come anu
see.
THE OXFORD Day GOODS Co.
Losr-One Dark Blaze-faced
Mare. 10 years DID, Last seen
al Harnet Hill Church. Thursday
evening, had halter and saddle
on. VIII pay for Information
leading To her recovery
JASPER THACKER-
| DIR. and Mrs T. p Bailey re-
turned Saturday from Baltimore,
Ma We are glad to learn that
Mrs Bailey Is much improved LII
health.
J The Weather Report is received
nv the postmaster each day ron
Washington and posted IN the
tIohbv of the Office every morning
: at 8 o'clock
Get your tickets at Bufaloe
4 for tne AIf Taylor leeturs al en'
o. ~ House tonight Genera
adnission 20 cents. Heserse'
seats - cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
A CLUE |:
70 Mysterious bos-
ton |ncendiary.
Bundle Dropped Near Bat
terry Marsh St. Building
Proves to Be Almost Ready to
Burst Into Flames.
Full Of Oil, Paper, Turpentine
and Spark Striker.
Police Have Description Of Man and Hope
~ 10 Soon Run Him Down.

Boston. May "a bundle. soaked in
-t,rucatine and containing cOmbuStible
articles. was found Dy the police in the
center of the oil district, tonight. and
at Headquarters the author tiles express
ed the belief that the inability of the po-
lice 70 capture the inccnfiary has been
solved.
PatrOman Curran. whi'2 making his
rounds in the oil district, tonight, saw
a man carrying IL bundle. Returning
along Battery Marsh strccc, a few mo-
ments later, the Officer saw the same
bundle close 10 pig building occupied
by the Murphy Narnish Co. Curran
picked up the bundle and found it to BE-
ho;. He hurried to headquarters where
an Investigation showed the bundle
would within n short time, have burst
irto flames. IT contained rags and paper
saturated with turpentiae and in the
ccrtcr of the mass WAS a piece OF tin
from which the spark to start the fire
would cmanatc.
Thc police are of the opinion that
rgny e the recent incCndiary fires
have h"ci. started by 4 bundle Simillr
to the one which vas found, tonight
thereby accounting COR AIRY failure o.
tn" pehce OF iirrm"n to find any trace
6f the fir, bug after the tires have been
discovered.
An excellent description of the ma 4
who originally had the bundle in his
possession has been sent throughout tn,
city aid the police hop to capture TIL
man. who. they believe. is the pcrpctrI-
tor of many of the inccndiary fires OF
recent date.
Experiments with The contents of tn,
bundle, tonight. shows the police. thai
property constructed. il might remain
in a hmlding tor two days before burst
Ing into flames.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
BOSTON GAS BILL
Calling for S15,124,6o0 Appropriation
FavorabIy Reported.

Boston. May "A bill for the capital
iz;ltion at $l5. 12i.6O0 OF the Boston COnsOl-
idated Gas Cos. was unanimously report
cd. late this afternoon, in the lower
branch of the Legislature by the joint
committee on public lighting. The bill
fixes the price of gas in this city after
one wear at 30 cents a Thousand feet and
includes in the company the Massachu-
sets Pipe Line Co.. which controls many
miles of gas pipes in the city. The cap
ital includes the outstanding Indebtedness
OF the several companies. which are con-
SoldatcG in the new company.
The committee also reported a resolve
providing for an investigation of the So
called London sliding scale of prices.
which is the consideration of the auto
matte and interdependent adjustment of
the price of gas to consumers and the rate
of dividends to stockholders of gas COM
nanieS."
Tho resolve provides for the investiga-
ton of this subject by Il joint committee
of the gas and electric commissioners and
two positions to be appointed by the gov
ernOr.
The bill reported was in the nature of
a compromise by the gas companies.
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QUARANTINE AFTER KISS.
Bride Develops Smallpox and Guests
Hunt Medical Aid.

New Brunswick, N. j., May g.
Smallpox has stricken 4 bride, closed a
church, quarantined its pastor and
greatly alarmed four stage loads Of
guests who attended the wedding of
Miss Magdelen Fessler and John G.
Gaub. on Easter Sunday. and had the
pleasure of kissing the bride. The
town is greatly excited for fear the
contagion will spread.
The wedding took place at the Ger
man Presbyterian church at South
the stages provided for that purpose.
After the ceremony several of the
guests kissed the bride. and the next
day she was stricken with smallpox in
most virulent form.
DR.. Crandall ~ OLA Bridge, who Is
attending her, immediately Informed
the officials Of the Borough Of South
River. and they at once had the
church funligated and closed. for the
usual time to prevent the spread Of
the disease. The pastor IS Under
quarantine in his room. At the time
of the wedding the, pastor says the
bride wore a veil and asked that she
might do so throughout the ceremony.
He raised no objection and the bride
did so.
It is thought that at that time signs
of the disease had appeared on her
face. The guests may also have con-
tractcd the disease and they are being
closely watched.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

The Elmwood was made unusually
gay. Tuesday evening. by the presence
of the members of the TUESDAY Club
of Oakland who were present to the
number of 20. The party. attired In
evening dress. decended into the din
ing room at 40 and enjoyed treat
which can easily be imagined. At the
conclusion of the dinner, the ladies ad-
journed to the parlor and a business
meeting. was called to order in which
matters of concern to the club were dis
cussed at length. Professor A. l.. Lane
o: Good Will opened the meeting by an
address which was earnestly applauded
and much appreciated.
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Too Much Bras. and Braid.

New York, May 3.--Four hundred
customs officers of this port have for
warded round-rObin to Secretary Of
the Treasury Shaw protesting against
the new uniform for. the service, which.
according to an order OF the Treasury
Department, must be worn. hereafter.
The chief objection to the new garb
is found by the men SIN its ornate
adorntnents Of brass but4Cfig and braid.
Some OF them think they look like little
German band men On holiday parade.
while others are afraid that they will
be taken for lime Juice apprentice boys.
The new cap 10 a cross between the
latest army headgear for private and
the peanut tonnets OF Waldorf
Astoria door tender. tS e're
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sAcADAH0c.
WOOlWlCH.

William Trott. agent for the s. p. c. A..
is on the sick list.
Mrs. Lula Bruce of Norridgewock. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Trott.
Miss Isabelle Thwing is in very poor
health.
Miss Clara Howe of Dorchester, Mass.
has been the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Emma Adams.
Rev. Mr.. Hyde Of Boothbay, filed the
Congregational pulpit, Sunday.
The people are very glad to retain the
Rev. Stephen Prince another year as pas
tor of the NJ. E. church in this town.
Miss Nancy Leonard and Mrs. George
Leonard are passing few weeks in their
house, which has been closed during the
winter.
Frank Whittum and Howard. of Au-
burn were down, a few days last week,
to open their house and make a garden.
Miss Sophie Wright will pass a week or
more with her parents before returning to
her dusties as a nurse.
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SERIOUS.
Continued from Page One.)

the result leaves them about as even
ly balanced as before.
The mobs that filled the streets in
the business quarter, today, were larg-
er and uglier in disposition than those
OF yesterday. There was fighting in all
parts of the downtown quarter
throughout the day and dozen times
policemen were compelled to use their
clubs. and wagon guards, armed with
heavy canes. swung them whenever
they thought an assault was about to
be made. On the other hand. the strik-
ers and their friends were equally in
discriminate in assaulting people.
There were a number of instances
which mObs boarded street cars and
wantonly attacked people riding on
them, giving as a reason that they
were strikc-breakers. when in fact they
had nothing to do with the strike. w.
Jamison and Edward Boswell, the lat
ter negro medical student. were
dragged from a State street car, and
beaten numerically.
Up to o'clock. tonight. a score of
men had been taken to hospitals with
all sorts OF injuries. and fully two
~ W - i'JoiSN III thC val iouS lSul-
ing OF the day whose names could not
be learned.
Mayor Dunno was emphatic in his
declaration, tonight, that he would not
acuuiesce i'll any call for outside as
sistince in preserving order.
n furious riot which resulted in
probably fatal injuries to "a non-union
driver. and injuries to two policemen,
took place. tonight, at West Harrison
and Des PLANES street, when a deliv-
cry wagon of d department store es-
coTted by two policemen, was at
tackled by Il mob.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

The public will welcome the knowl-
edge that Harry Du5or. in company
with Charles Pomerleau OF this city, Is
about to conduct clothing. boot and
shoe store in the rooms recently vacat-
ed by the Singer Sewing Machine c.
Mr. Dubor has, for the past Is years
been one of the most popular clerks
in the employ of Perh am S. Head. and
as a result will enter the business with
a CAPITAL of many friends, and much
valuable experience. Both men are well
known and respected business men Of
this city, and have every reason to an
tioipate a good measure CT the trade of
the city and surrounding towns.
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION.
Frederick Harrington to Answer t.
Charge Of Burglary at Lexington.

Boston. May "a man giving the name
of Frederick A. Harrington. 30 years old.
who WAS arrested. early today. in East
Lexington. was brought to this city dur
ing the forenoon to be :,rraiGneG before
United States Commissioner Fiskc on the
charge of breaking into the post Office
ut East Lexington, yesterday. blowing
open the safe and stealing cash and
stamps Harrington WAS arrested near
the Boston & Maine track leading from
Lexington to East Lexington. The police
allegc that the moment he was taken into
custody he was bending over a hole wher"
was found a revolver, Il can of nitro
gIyccrinc and an electric Hash lamp.
The arrested man said that his home
was in Rr;tttle square. Cambridge. Be
fore Commissioner Fiske. Huntington
waived the reading of the complaint and
was bold in 500 for "A hearing, next Fri
day. He did not get bail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
SAILS FOR ENGLAND.
VIM. Champ to Head Relief Expedition
To the Frozen North.

New York. May civilian s. Champ
sailed for Liverpool on the steamer Tcu-
tonic. today. to head a relief expedition
on the ship Terra Nova, which is await
ing him in London. Mr.. Champs instruc-
tons from Mr.. Zeigler are said to be to
remain in the North until he has found
fiala or his party.
Mr.. Champ was accompanied on the
Teutonic, today. by DR.. Oliver il. Fassi,;
of Johns Hopkins University, Il ccograph
er, who will sail on ar independent eA-
ploring expedition on the Belgia to the
East coast of Greenland, where at Shan
non island caches of food will be estab-
liShcd for Fiala in the belief that he may
return from the Arctic by that route.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
POOL ROOM CLOSED.
Only Place Of Kind in New Hampshire
Goes Out Of Business.

Nashua. n. H.. May "a pool room
which has been conducted in this city for
several wears and which has been largely
patronized by persons from Boston and
other out of town places as well as by
local persons interested in running races
outside the state, closed its doors, today.
thai Under the New Hampshire statutes
thew have been doing business legally and
the authorities have made no effort, it is
understood. to interfere with the betting
.,rried on there. The New Hampshire
Ind New York Telegraph and Money
,Transfer Co. conducted the place and no
resson was given for today's closing 1t
Is said this was the only pool room in
Naw HampShire.
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A GRAND SUCCESS.
Universalist. Fair Closes in Fairfield
with Pleasing Program.

The fair of the Universalist society
which opened, Tuesday afternoon, was
continued, Wednesday afternoon, clos
ing, Wednesday evening. The hall was
arranged, Wednesday, about the same
as on Tuesday, with the booths in gay
attire and fancy and useful articles on
sale. OF course many things had been
sold and the tables were stripped of
many pretty things before the second
day opened. The ladies changed off
and different ladies were given charge
the second day.
The following ladies were in charge
Wednesday,:
Fancy table-Mrs Louise Newhall
Mrs. G. E. Wilson and Mrs r. M.
Clark.
Bag table-Mrs. Albert Jewell and
Mrs. F. J. Robinson.
Handkerchief table-Mrs G. T.
Page. Mrs. c. E. Furber and Mrs. F. S.
Hodgkins.
Girls table-Miss Lawrence and Mrs.
Stephen Wing.
The supper committee consisted of
Mrs. c. E. Duren. Mrs. r. E. Holt Mrs.
c. G. Totman and Mrs. F. S. Hodgkins.
Supper was served from $50 to $50,
and number came in to partake Of
the good things.
In the evening. "Topsy Turvy, or the
Deacon's Courtship.' was given by To-
cal talent, with the following cast of
characters.
Nellie Clarendon. Topsy Turvy.
May Golden, Topsy's cousin,
Mrs. Clarendon, Topsy's mother
Mrs. c. H. Knowles
Miss Spriggs. Topsys governess,
Miss Marie Bellows
Lord Clarence, a rich Englishman.
Mr.. Samuel Wing
Frank Golden, Mays brother. -.
Mr.. Guy Savage
Deacon Jones, pillar of the church,
Mr.. Carl c. Piper
Ned. servant, Mr. B. F. Rackliff
The play was well staged and afford
cd much pleasure to all. The same
committee-Mrs. Savage. Miss Newhall
and Mrs. r. c. Clark-had charge of
the play. as had the operetta in charge
The fair closed with social dance
with music by Halls orchestra of Wa
terville. The fair has been a success,
as are always the fairs of the Univer-
salist society. 1t is not yet known how
much will he realized
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEc.
MANcHEsreR.

Rev. w. L. Carver OF Boston. occupied
the pulpit at the North Manchester
Church orvsn1.s At q; 70 p M Sunday Mr. Carver
church eight years ago and has always
felt deep interest In its welfare and has
many warm friends IN this section who
were pleased to extend the glad hand to
him during his short stay here. T":f
Miss Helen Frost. who is attending
school at Kents Hin. was at her home
over Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Leonard and two children.
Chester and baby Esther. are the guests
Of her late husbands grandparents in
Windsor. .-......... 80 y,
held. Tuesday evening. with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Snow. A good sum of money was
raised from the sale of Maybaskets and
supper. and all pronounced IT very en-
joyable occasion. ss.. -.
Rev. Robert Morris of East Winthrop,
will occupy the pulpit At the North Man.
chester church. at I'D 2. M. Sunday,
May I. A cordial Invitation is extended
to all to be present. j.
e. Al. Robinson OF Mt. Vernon. shipped
from Readfield Station. Monday. six oxen.
three cows, 60 hogs and 40 veals.
LITCHFlELD.
Mrs. John Gilman returned, Saturday,
from her visit to Nova Scotia.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Perry of Winthrop
passed Saturday night and Sunday with
Mrs. Perry's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gilman. .-.-- % p. -s--..
Mrs A. c. Horton. who has been in
Monmouth for the past few weeks, re-
turned home, Wednesday.
Miss Cynthia Crossman Of Massachu-
sets, passed Sunday with her cousins.
Mrs. Frank Adams and Mrs: Ed Small.
Mrs. Beals of Leeds. is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Fred Baker.
Miss Della James fell while standing in
a chair and reaching to a Shelf one day
last week, and broke her right arm sir the
elbow Joint. DIR. -Randlette Of Monmouth,
was called. -, ..
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SUSPECTED iNCENDlARY.
Nathan Levine Held at Arlington, for
the Boston Officials.

Arlington. Mass. May 5.-Pending the
arrival of the Boston and state police.
Nathan Levine was held at the Airing
ton police station. today, as a suSpi' ious
person. He was arrested during the
night on the ground that he was posi-
My connected with the recent incen-
diary firos i'm Boston. Levine was de
tanned because he could not give an
explanation of his presence i'm Airing
ton which satisfied the authorities. but
more particularly because he carried a
hummer of newspapers containing ac-
counts of fires and because his genera
appearance corresponds to published
descriptions Of the man who was seen
neeing from the CharlcstoUn dock after
'res had been started.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

Miss Ellen Dunbar arrived home,
Tuesday, from stay Of eight months
ayay, the most of which time she has
passed In Duluth, MIMI, with her sis
ter, Mrs. L. P. Totman, who has been
suffering from very severe attack of
rheumatism. She reports her as gain
ing well now. Miss Dunbar also visited
Mrs. Mont Brown, who lives in Chica-
go. Mrs. Brown Is very well known
here, having passed many years in this
town. She had a delightful trip, and re-
turns in good health.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

. "Billy," the roam horse which B. F.
White has used on the mail and ex-
press teams for the past 10 years. is
sick and Mr.. White his purchased a
large bay of Fred vittum OF Scion. to
use in his place. BILLY" doesn't seem
to be afflicted with any aiiment OF the
body, but to all appearances IL crazy,
and will probably have to be killed
He is a very knowing animal aud has
made many friends among the men
at the station, who are srieved to learn
of his misfortune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-04

The government of Quebec is finding
;.s..n embarrassed by law emitting
49,. parent of twelve living legitimate
children to a hundred acres Of crown
lands. Up to June last 3.4oo appli-
cants had received their claims. Since
thsn another 1000 have applied, and
.rerv month brings in from 100 to 200
applicantS.