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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-17

Lewiston's Pedestrians aud Rumsellsus
--Brevities from About the State.

Penobscot ice men are happy as there 10 q
hne free ze on the river.
A postofiice has been reestabiished at Otter
Creek, with Nellie 5. Bunker postmaster.
George C. Webb, a member Of the Arm Of
r. T. Buchanan 4 Co. died at Portland,
Monday.
1t is said that Vermont party has offered
Messrs. Brigss Of Auburn ei5. 900 for Mes.
seneer Wilkes.
The pastors Of evangelical churches of
Portland and vicinity held meeting in Port
land, Monday and organized.
Nathaniel Hegarty was thrown from his
car when in full speed on the Canadian
Pacific Monday. The worst is feared.
Bangor detectives are searching for Master
Lewis Connor, a ten-year-old boy, who was
abducted from the Union street school FRI
day.
Confidence men have been endeavoring to
work Portland again by getting part payment
down on goods ordered from samples they
show.
Republican candidates for No way postolfice
have agreed to submit to 4 canvass of the
republican patrons Of the Office to learn who
has the most supporters.
In the recent pedestrian race at Lewiston
men broke the Worlds record for 80 hour
race, Cartwright the winner making ls9
miles and laps, Herty lsG Is Golden 1874
Jimmy Dwyer of Lewiston wants to meet
Mike DAILY, the Bangor champion middle
weight, twelve or fifteen rounds with soft
gloves or any other way, says the Lewiston
Journal.
The Third National Bank, of Malone, N.
Y. suspended Monday, caused by heavy losses
sustained, chiefly on account Of Salmon Xiv
er Paper Co. The bank organized about
five years ago, capital S50,000.
In the Lewiston police court. Monday fore
noon, al! the saloon keepers whose places
were raided Saturday night pleaded guilty
and settled, paying fines and costs aggregx-
ting nearly eight hundred dollars. This all
goes into the city treasury, being the largest
sum ever collected at any one time by the
police court.
The funeral of William Webster, esq , Of
Somervile, Mass. who died Thursday, in
Boston from injuries re eceived by being struck
by an express train, occurred at Norridgewock
Sunday afternoon, DIR. Tappan ofiiciated.
The deceased was the son of the late Hon
John II, Webster Of Norridgewock, who was
himself killed by train here sbont a year
and half ago.
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Excelsior Pomona Grange.

The last meeting was held with Phillips
Grange on November FL. In the absence Of
W. NJ. J. o. Kyes. P. w. NJ. r. B. Hunter
presided. There vas an address Of welcome
by Sister Cushman. responded to by
the Master Of Aurora Grange, There was
a very Interesting discussion on fruit raising
the best varieties--for North Franklin, par
ticipated in by Bros Wilson. Crowell and
others; interesting papers by Sisters Laurs
Voter and Cushman; with profitable and
interesting talks from Bros. Wilbur, Crowell,
Nash, Wilson, and some of the sisters. to
gelher with q recitation by Miss Wilbur.
The meeting vas called for the installation
of officers, but only three of the officers elsc,
we're present. 1t vas . very pleasant and
profitable meeting. notwithstanding tie very
bad travelling kept % many away. The
Phillips Grange served > bouniiful dinner to
which the hungry PATRONS did ample justice
and not content vith the hospitable manner
with which they had treated rs, they invited
Pomona Grange to hold its next meeting With
them. Thus closed . profitable session Of
Pomona Excelsior Grange Of North Frank
lin, and We wended our way home feeling
veil repaid for our ride through the mud
Corr. Parmingfoa CAvosiets.
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suPERIoR couar.
Hon WIN. p. Whitshouss Justice
Preaidine
G. 7. SrKvkNs, Sheria
W. s. CHoArE. Clerk.
L. T. CARLErox, County Atty.
+. A. SNAIL, Stenographer.

G. T. SrEvkNs, Sheriff.
/ W. s. CEoArE. Clerk.
L. T. CAxLErox, County Atty.
I. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
MoxpAr. Dec. l6.-Stase ". Turner.
This case Vas concluded At noon With YER
diet Of guilty. the jury being out twenty Eve
minutes- The respondent vas then remand.
ed to jail TO await sentence.
State ". Mary Gibbs. L. T. Carleton for
State, J H. Potter for respondent. Indict-
ment for keeping . liquor nuisance In Chel-
sea. Verdict, guilty.
A. d. Rutier Of Winthrop, Was brought
before the court 90 . eApiAs, adjaiged guilty
Of contempt Of court for failure to appear
before the grand jury on a legal summons
IN liquor case. and vas sentenced to pay .
ine OF $50 and be committed to jail until
paid. The fne was paid and the man re-
l.assd.
10 the case Of Chas. L. Beal, indicted for
an assault with intent to ravish. the govern
ment mol prossed the allegation As to the
felonious Intent. being satisfied that IL had
no case in this particular, aud the respondent
pleaded a0lo ronteHire TO the charge OF
simple assault. He WAS then allowed to 20
on his own recognizance with an admonition
from the court.
Judgment was affirmed In the case OF the
appealed case of Ora Knox for drunkenness,
and the respondent WAS sentenced 10 so days
in jail.
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Attacked by an Infatuated Boar.

MIR. Sanford Fnrbish Of Webster, 10 lying
in . critical condition by reason Of wounds
he received in an encounter with . large
boar on his premises last week. The boar
attacked him. woundins him severely with
the animals tusks, which were over two and
4 half inches in length.
DR. Sleeper was summoned TO attend the
injured man, and found one rib broken aid
a wound large enough to admit finger be-
tween two ribs, extending clear through into
the lung.
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New York Produce Market.


FLOUR--Receipts, 81 al yrckages; exports. i243
barrels; sales zi, ,so5 Repent quotations including
City mill extra. q S0asl is, patent, ~ dSs
&3 20at3 eb, wintes wheat low grade. t2 31atk sS
Minnesota extra. o. soatA Is. southern noui
wnsAI- Receipts, 0soOo. exports. ioe.s7o. sale
1900, duii No. spring nominal, -;
10 red, 81 No. red s.iassi elevator. e6sse, fst
ssi,s7 delivered. NO. hard. sissai. No
northern, a3aY3i
krE--sssy
BARIEr nominal
CoKN-- Receipts 5000. EXPORT. 1,oss. 1ais.. y
900, quiet, steamer. ,ita4il NO. O. hiat1i
,,Vre and elevator. tiis43l delivered.
OATs--ksceipts. 5s.ooC. exports, -, -sies, lS3
900; firm No B. 10 10 shIts 3otsDi No Ntassi
DO white, Iiia3l5, No !. 30. do white. -
Mixed Western, <fLD, white do. soaY.
COYTEE--fair: kio. fair, ~
bUSAE-Kaw easy. refined easy. demand =
lower; crushed eia5i: extrs ,rsshed. slast; white
extra crusbeo, s.A5i, cut loaf, u; KrsRaisted. ~
PErnoLEUN--quiet. steady. hs
PuRK-- firm.
BEEF firm.
LARD weak wesfern steam. - UittB rs
closing - ~, city steam. ~ S. refined fair
contnen, ~ sDss ID, s. A. " Is.
BtTTEE E- easy -; western dairy n
10, do creamery, .+s21A
CHEEsE- fair FreiRhts 70 Ltverpoc
6rm-
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0osaip Of the Oranges.

Aurora Grange of Strong. 10 growing.
new members coming In At most every meet.
ing.
PArkmsn patrons are wide awake this WIN
ter and have got up . good interest In the
Order there. New members are being added
TO the Grange at every meeting.
The Grange At Lisbon 10 having interesting Z
entertainments this quarter. the members be-
ing divided into two sections, Mrs. X. G.
Green leading one side and Mr.. u. ID. Frost
the other.
The Grange fair and entertainment At Cor
ham. Thursday and Friday evenings vas well
pstronized. over 500 being realized, and
highly interesting. The entertainment con-
sisted of drama, singing by Prof. Estabrook
and Miss Hanson. and music by the Gorham
Banjo Club, Mrs. Estabrook presided at the
organ. All the parts were rendered finely.
II. d. johnson, Esq. presided.
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Capital Chat.

The President has telegraphed Stanley his
congratulations upon his success in his tour
through Africa
Word reached Washington Monday.
that the wife Of Representative Joseph Can
non of Illinois dropped dead as her home in
Danville. III, tnat morning.
The Senate committee on Judiciary Mon
day ordered favorable report TO be made
upon the nomination OF DAVID J. Brewer Of
Kansas ss associate justice of the Supreme
Coupf
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STATE NEW q.


Wdshburn.
Mr.. Milligan has gone to work for Nc
Guire for short time. He has been foreman
in Farnhsm's shinge mill for a number of
years and was called the best man in that po-
.ition that ever worked in the mill-Rsuben
Story is expected to spend his Christmas at
home.
Fort Fairfield
Mr. VI Monson is doing q good business
at his mill in this town. It's one Of the best
equipped and thoroughly built mills in the
county, having frst-elass rotary, clapboard
machine, palmer, ma'cher, stave machine
and full outfit for making barrels. also
shingle machinery. He will get lumber
from bis own land this winter to run the mill
next season j. B. Williams 4 Co, are
making arra1gemen's TO start q woolen mill
here 10 the village and have the machinery
already on the ground.
Presqve Iste.
The special town meeting to consider the
proposition OF Arthur X Gould in relation to
another bridge across the Presqus Isle stream,
was held Wednesday. The following motion
ras carried by two thirds vote Voted, to
raise a sum Of $500 for the purpose Of buill-
ing a bridge across the Presque Isle stream,
to be paid TO Arthur X. Gould when he com
pletes bridge in good and substantial man
nsr, acceptable 10 the tovn. Provided tha,
said Gould conveys to the town tro rights Of
way extending nortberly and southerIy across
the land known as the Dyer land. and also
one, easteFly and westerly across said land,
said road TO be four rods vide. Said bridge
to cost not more than one thousand dollars.
kEsxgBEc.
NJ. Vernon.
Mr. Benjamin r. Butler has remarkable
| dog named Mic. He has been trained to 20
| 10 the store for their mail ard goods. Mr..
| Butler lives on the outskir Of our village
| one third Of mile from the store. Whenit
10 mail time they ray to him Get your bss-
kes aad 20 for the mail" Mic at once goes
and gets his basket AMI starts for the store.
| His son a: the store puts In the mail and
back Mic goes direct 10 the house. When
Mr.. Butler wants anything at the store which
the dog can bring he puts . note into the
basket and tells the dog to 90 10 the store and
he goes direct. The whole village prizes ,he
dog highly. Mic goes round and makes calls
| just ike person.--Mr. Simon r. Whittier,
Who was shot on Thanksgiving Day. 10 out
aesin.-Tbe young people attending school
| at Kent's Hill this winter. are RaIph B. Cfam,
Charles N. Cram. Warren and Edith 7oss.
/ Lsycols.
JsfsrssA
/ An Interesting soamsnieasisn has bssu ~
\ eotved from sn unknovn vIttsf II shis tevn
which csssss b Dublishsd - y ssaiains ~
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THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Assassination Of Clayton Brought
to Notice Of Congress.
Senator Ffys's Bib Relating to Union
Pieinc's Government Debt.
Judge Cooley Again Compsiled to Re.
linquish Work. Forty Special Pension
Examiners Recalled

WAsHixGIox. Dec. l6- Commissioner Of
Pensions Green B. RAum today issued an
order directing 40 Of the 26s special pension
examiners nov in the field TO be recalled
and asysned to duty in the pension bureau
Warrington. The number Of examination
nelds are to be reduced and their several
boundaries extended to cover the entire
country. Gen. RAum purpose 10 to increase
the effective working force Of the Office with
the view of materially expediting busiaess
in determining the pending cases,
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Masonic.

Officers Of Masonic Lodges have bees
| elected the past week as follows
UNios LonaE, Union Charles NJ. Luoss,
W. M; Harry +. Messer, y. W.; Fred n.
Lucas, J. W; A. T.. Robbins. Treas Benz.
Burton, Sec Frank II. Pratt, \. D.; Fred
Malay, j. d., A. ID. Weley, y. y K. Z
Bowes, J. s.; A. l.. Bartlett, Chap. Warren
Hills, NJ.
EyaA b. FRsson, X. A. c., Dsnariscotta
Chas. Stetson. NJ. E. II. r.. Humphrey Z.
| Webster, u. H.; Stephen N. Hall, Il. 4;
Elisha Pinkhsm. G. H.; VIM. A. stetson.
p. T.. Chss l.. Iliscock, X. A. c.; VIII
m ou,h II. Hu,y, NJ. 81 AlJhsus ". Ershins
NJ. 2; Y. Eugene Tukey, NJ. i; Samuel d.
wyman. Treas. W. A. Jones. Sec. I'd
win J. Higiey. Sen
| ALMA LopsE. Alma George Weeks, M;
Wiimouih II. Huey, y. W., Amass d. Hall.
j. w.; John W. David. Treas; W. A.
Jones, See. y. W. Stetson. Chap. Fred. d.
| March, Mar. Chas. W. Stetson, 4. D.,
Chandler Wilson. j. D.. Y. A. Hiscock,
4. s.; Austin II. Lailer, J. D., Edwin y.
iIigIey, Tyler.
| TEMPLE. X. A. G., Rocklandi W. r.
Prescott, II. p; C. y Kiuridge, X. D.; Oliver
Starrett. \. Joseph Ham, G.. H.; W. A.
Barker, +. s. NJ. s. Austin. X. A. c.; W.
NJ. Monroe, Treas Il II. Burnham, g.;
| II. u. N 'sh. NJ. r V. Freeman Seliers, n.
.. "; william Farrow. NJ. y. v. The on.
| GERS elect will be installed by Samuel A.
| Keyes, l.. II. r., at the stated convocatiou IL
January.
| PESoBscor LoDoE, Dexter X. A.
Brewster, W. NJ; o. W. Bridge, 8. w.,
A. p. Bement, j. W; Samuel Morrill,.
Treas; A. II. Knigbt. Secretary; L. b.
wsIdrop, 3. D.; W. G.. Elder. J. D.; J.
| H. Larrabee, 8. s.; and G. 7. Gilman, J. q.
The amount Of work before the Lodge will
necessitste the holding Of meetings nearly
every Monday night.
EASTERN Frontier LoDoE Fort Fair
fel1 NJ. N. Drew. W. NJ II. ID. Btsv-
| enc, 8. W.; q. l.. Foss, J. w. J. y. Hall.
| Tr. /; N. II. Martin, Sec. 8. T. Merrill, ..
D.; NJ. X. Coburn. J ID. II wac voted 70
bold a public installation Saturday evening.
| December 2Is.
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.
Senator Frye's New Bill Provides for
New Issue OF Bonds.

Senator Frye today introduced his bill Of
the last session to provide for the seitleme nt
of claims Of the UuiteI States growing out of
the issue Of bonds to aid in the construction
of the Union Pacific railroad and branches
The bill provides for new issue Of bonds to
the government, secured by a mortgage upon
all the property Of the company to be paid in
fifty years.
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itasseid.

Professor .. II. Drake. principal Of Maine
Central Institute, who vas recently married
to Miss L Z. Plums,ead, gave . reception
N the chapel Of the Institute. on Friday
evening, to the students and invited friends,
to the number Of about one hundred and
atty Refreshments were furnished by the
professor. All seemed to enjoy the evening
finely. As token Of respect for the pro.
fessor and wife, the students purchased .
nice silver service for them. which vas pre-.
. n'ed by Clarence Trost In . neat LITE
speech. Professor Drake 10 very popular
With the students and the community The
Grange, Grand Army and Relief Corps, an.
nounce Christmas tree at c. A. X. Hall on
the eve OF the 25th, TO which all are in.
sited The Pittsfeld National Bank have
their rooms in Union Hall nearly ready for
occupancy. They expect to commence bust
ness January Let. The business men here
anticipate much convenience from the 60.
tAbllshment Of the bank. DIR. +. J. Taylor
and Gordon Dobs0n, both Of whom have been
very sick, are nov improving quite fast.
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WAS DzPAnfnBuf,
Once Of the Chief Signal OAicsY
WARRINGTON. Dec. II lam.
FOR Maine Fair. followed by light rain !;
warmer. southefly vinds.
Csusionasy signals displayed from. the
Delaware Breakvster to Woods Holi sec
tion.
Meteorological Report.
Dee. B 1sss. 800 r. Nj
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ONE ENJOYS

Both the method and results wher
syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the syr-
TEN efectually. dispels colds, head
aches and ievers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
daced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
Its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, Its
many excellent qualities commend 1t
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in 50c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists- Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIC syrup co.
towsrais. ~. ".w voss. ~
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Schooner Kel.o, Glace Bay. c. B., for
Yarmouth caught FIRE two miles o6 port
Moneton, N. s., Saturday morning, the crew
took to the boats and succeeded in landing as
port Moncsou Island. The Kelso Afterwards
drove ashore at Lilsck Point. the vessel and
cargo of coal IL . total loss.
The bsrksusins John Swan. New York froo
Addison, Me-, ran aahofs q L L'HooDe Dies
shoal, Vineyard Sound, Saturday nssa. 1As
steam tug Elsie pulled On NJ snd BHDd ~
havser without leadng hsR.
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Al But Kunxe Refuse to be Interview
ed Though They Seem Happy at Not
Having Their Necks Stretched.

A little fore 4 an associated press repre-
sentative visited the j,il and found the four
convicted defendants in the corridor with the
other inmates taking the usual exercise be-
fore supper. Coughlin and O'Sullivan we're
together and Burke alone. The little Ger
mon remained in his cell still refusing tn be
comforted ia his misfortune. His confident
demeanor had given away to heavy gloom as
he bemosned his fate. He denounced the
State. Attorney and the jury. Coushlin re-
fused to be interviewed. twas evident he
vas ia a mood verv nearly approaching ella
ZION and the verdict ~ss q source of self
consratulation. All efforts to extract any
comments from Burke on the verdict were
vain.
They Say Culver Didn't Cause Delay.
The 1a jurors we're beseiged for informa-
tiou about what had uanspired in the jury
room and the cause of the long delay.
Juror Marlor said: I'VE agreed not to Say
ANYTHING. From what have heard, since
col back to the world again, there has been
some pretty tall lying in the nevspapers
Iuror Culver was not the cause Of the de-
Law. and there wasnt any unpisassntness, -
one paper declared
what Louescecksr and Culver esy.
ssass's Attorney Loneenesker. vhsn esksd
n be vas satisNst With the verdict. said -
vss slvays satisAsd when they have IN
hensse jsfy d . nsf3se sass. H sses -
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PUZZLINo Thu LAWYERS.
They Ask Time In Which to Consider
the Question Arising Out OF . Liquor
Seizure.

BIDpEvoRD, Dec. ia perplexing ques-
ton in the Maine liquor law arose in the trial
Of Daniel Bowen in q search and seizure
case in the Bddeford court today. The
defendants counsel raised the point that the
sherins' di,obeyed the law when they entered
Bowen's shed without warrant and he asked
them that warrant be quasbed on that ac-
count. County Attorney Burbank. who pros
ecuted the case, argued that il the sherifs
violated the law they are accountable, but
the fact remains that the liquor was on
Bowen's premises for illegal sale and he
should be prosecuted. 1t was new point
and the counsel asked continuance Of the
case Till the law could be more thoroughly
investigated.
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SEN ATOR hALES BILL.
Of Navy Tracy Approves 1t.

Secretary Tracy WAS before the Senate
committee ON naval affairs this morning when
Senator Hale's bill to further increase the
naval establishment was under considers
ton. The bill authorizes the President to
have constructed by contract eight battle
ships of 1890 to 10000 tons displsce ment,
two armored coast defence vessels, three
gunboats OF 800 TO 1900 tons displacement
and five first class torpedo boats. The Sec
retsry vent at length into the policy of the
department, which is to build up an effective
navy. along the lines laid down in the annu
al repor, recently published. He favored
the construction of the vessels set forth in
the bill.
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expect any confession and thinks il 10 {
What do you think Of il. any vsyr" COM
promise verdict Il vas plain that the
States attorney Vas far from being pleased
Of the outcome Of the case. Juror John
Culver when asked II he would make state
ment regarding the position be took in the
jury room. said; Il cannos- Before We
came into court each man placed himself
upon honor not to reveal the proceedings in
the jury room"
"Will you say whether you we're the odd
MANI"
Il csn'r.''
III might be- for your interest 70 say you
were not"
II won't say vas not
That 10 equivalent to ststiag you vere? p
II certainly took what, to me, was only .
just course
He added While at times the arguments
waged warmly there was no bulldoxing
and much less any blows struck. The case
ofthe lengthy discussions WAS finally sub
mission.
As Beggs left the jail be vas heard to say :
I'm going TO spend the rest Of my life in
hurting down the man who killed Cronin."
The ex-senior guardian Of Camp 20 spent
few moments Ht the offcs and then pro-
all callers but refused them zdmi,tanca-
What the e, even Wanted.
II is stated tonight on what is called good
authority, that but for fear Of Juror Culver
going mad 10 the jury room. the other eleven
woali have stood out indefinitely for the
hspgtng Of Cssgkiin. Duu1s - 0Dsi1ivas,
twenty-ose years impsisonmeat for Bsgss..
and fourteen yea1s for Kunse
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TIE rREEPoRr STRIKE.
rspecisl to the Kennebec Journal

Especial to the Kennebec Journal.
BRuxswrcx, Dec. is About nffy nands
take the morning train here for Freeport-
They 20 on the morning train and return I"
night. By taking their dinners with them
and working q half hour at noon they are en-
.bled to make out nearly . full days work.
They are composed OF girls and men in about
eousl numbers. They we're greeted tnis
morning with shouts Of where is the cattle
carr" ..scabs," etc., but no violence was Of
feyed
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MAINE DEMOCRATS.


WArFRv,lLE, Dec l6.-The Democratic
State Committee met here today. Chairman
Donovan invited the leaders of the party to
rre.t the committee in conference. Hon.
Thomas s. Stexart. J. p. Bass, W II. Min
er. Bangor; NJ. P. Pendleton, Chas. Baker,
Belfast; II. NJ. Piaisted, c. B. Morton, Au-
gu.ta, and many others y ere present. There
sas full attendance Of the State committe
and of the active leaders Of the party. A
general conference was held this evening to
sscer,ain the views Of the party and TO out
line policy and issues to be presented at the
next State campaign. Ballot reform, tarin
reform and high license resolutions we're
presented for consideration this evening.
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DR.. Bulrs Cough Syrup has been before
the public for years, and 10 pronounced BY
thoasa nds superior to all other articles for the
cure Of coughs. colds. Influenza, and al
pulmonary complaints.
used Salvation Oil for fheumasism In the
feet, and after several applications vas en-
tsrely relieved Of pain and could walk .
veil - ever.
AsS X. WATxfss. Baltimore. Nd.
decl7dltfolrm
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no D1PzrzBatA Para cuaEs


BkooNLrS, Dee. l6.-ole LaTson. faith
carisi. arrested for violating the health law
by refusing to allow medicine or medical
treatment given his wife and child when sick
with diphtheria, uas convicted today and will
be sentenced Friday. The penalty 10 one