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nn1Er MENTION.

The late Senator sharon's property
IN Washington, which Is worth over
$50 600, IL about so be improved ~
the trustees of tlse estate. They VIII
erect a number az fine houses upon
the property and have them completed
early next spring.
The foundations OF church In San
Luis. Cal, have hcsf shifted seven
inches BY the roots 81 eucalyptus
trees, and the ial1er are, therefore, TO
be cut down. The trees are perfect
giants. their tops reaching 10 feet
above thu church steepie.
The announcement Of a Knsso-ser-
Wan alliance II d natural sequence OF
The elections In the latter country.
Doubtless Ii IL repugnant to King
Milan, who has been fighting BY fai-
means and foul against 1t for years.
But with 40 against him in the sknp-
tschina 20 only i52 for him. King
Milan, like the woman who died, has
no choice bat to be resigned. The
curious feature OF the case IS that the
radicals OF seryia are pro-Russian.
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MfaCEILANEOyjs

WANTED ~ BUSINESS THE ADsER-
w tiser, having a small capital, wishes
a. invest in business that win bear inves-
iigation Address G. III. E., Posr-isrELII-
eescEg office,
YIfASTED-TO BUY ONE OR TWO
W lots bounded BIZ Spring and Mill,
Ninth and Fourteenth: state lowest price
and best terms. Address. T.. b., p. o.
box at.
no SAVE MONEY ssFf YOUR CLOTHES
i cleaned aud dyed at the Seattle Steam
nye Works. foot Of seneca street.
DANTHEON BILLIARD HALL, HEAD
L quarters for Brunswick Bake COLLEEN
der & Go. Orders taken for anything in the
billiard ar pool ilne. T.. Raumsn, agent.
i KssONs IN FANCY WORK. THE
u Lace House.
~ ASTED. --MfsN IN SEARCH OF A
w n;ee lot and who prefer 10 buy such q
let sifhie few minutes walk OF the oc-
eitieuial hotel for s50l, rather than 90 away
cat ov. - ~ sse woods, two or
three AFthe same price,
iu cal al 9aae oa 1,se4ge Dorifei. Real Is
tate Broker. Office. Commercial street. tnls-
ssairsl between Mili aud Washington.
DEAL ESTATE BARGAINS: SEE Alb
IL, ser;iaement below. W F. Richardson.
NINE. la WEE. THE NOThD CLAIR
VI yoyaas trance medium. can be cole
suited oB business. love, marriage. divorce,
etc. la perfect dead trance; no hurabug.
Satisfaction guaranteed or money re-
funded. international Hotei, Cherry 81
A sk YOUR ruRNlfuRE DEALER FOX
~ Btrmlngi,em's Boss" Bed Lounge;
far disability, comfort and neatnasS, COM
hiaad 9Th ehsarncss they have no equal
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NOTICE

OF . meeting az TIE stcx x1ostxvs o. sfzs
Alsrzors e PsziIIips Fcuodry EomrAnf
for glse parpese nf Increasing NE capital
stock al said cnUpa1y.
EoTfrE IL HEREBY GIvEN TO IL
N ssysk fnIgser~ 81 enc AisMonsz & Paiz
lIpz FouDdrr Ccnpzus. hy the under
zsxreA. al eF the trustees OF said sssiz1'
paay. shat . meeting cf sid stnsk hclsa-s,
vii he hef1 ~ he once 81 sasa
corr oarT In the city OF sskztse
KIN eessssy. Washington TsrrfsorsS,
al "Wednesday, tas 9TH dag Of February
lsxa. al II cseEpck IN TIE f0vezcon Of sssa
s5av. for she purpose Of increasing toe esp
iral sffsek oE said eernpazsT sroxn IEs prs
e-f ssssa1rls or To s's ar<s efs 100 sae II go
Is zoe shares ess $50 ezss1 tsl1a.DN1. Al
ss<sssk holders ere rsanessesi ia y present..
GHAS ". AlIsMoSE.
W p PHILLIPS.
Trustees Of said AElrnoad & Rhislipl
Foanssyy co. -
Dated sexttse. y T., Decemt,er g lss.
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nEtp WANTED.
nrANTkIs-~lAsl ACriyE AN0 IN.
w ssklsgsat. ~ rspFase@g. Ia hsF Nsu
sss4,asixx, 81 Ola arxa. Refer aess given
and inquired. ScymAnart gnelf.aa aai
gs~a4 saiaFy, A1tspsS sHpt M.assfActWrihg
hsase. sssssk Bas iasA SEW 1ntk
w ANTFn a MAJ A. sgEClAi. pE-
w feessTt sa ever lsscAlsts 50 Nss asssior
eur Instructions experience aU1 nsreS.
saFY send fsax particulars Csniesi De
reAKaSKR wANTkp-A ggsa0 ANp
1 rassassl~ hsss.ssfss u8a VISA ssa.fsQ ~
a. al Address. saffnsr, KISS arisee.
syfANfrn- PARTNER IN 4 sssron
" fNgfpx essssnesS sapsfa3. sssA 81 $40
vee Apsaly 3his eeseS, 2 v
NYaNFsg-A COOP AgCGfTEsiFURAI
" efsaEasssr sli. Apply, 4. : ixBatass,
slses.sseas Aelsa
UrsST8D-AN TNPgKssNssta Gg0-
ess eseEk AasseVsx as4xSF, t&ss
W sNfEn- A CERT FOR .agssXWuRE
w Us sfasil s@ssiRS Ga3 A. az svaeca
street
w ANTEgs-A sET NpR*g- AgaaRass
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s~vlae ag>T Na~YAn
tlsASfFff>-A No anMAS eoAK
w szss slss4M asher wsmfs ss*ssz4ssa Ia q
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s.&Asie ~ A85ng sisasf gs&a~. SsRs 90 ssessa.
sFs. afSress. " r, tAsS &s-ee
xtrAsgKTA-sA POSITION Hy Nay as
" exrsraeFes q dry s@asss asss es0esr-
les. esG sirs 3ss.s ard sxeee4Eslse eeenss.
SIS nsss AatEsss. Crsae, tssS eEsss
IVAN POSITION As FIRST CLASS
w caek Is eSl&sslteg AFasa. az s@s~zsll
rsssk IA = has@a As6FesS sAaA. tAtz wssce
nASkEA-aA SITUATION IN skg2SF-
w HiAss F.ssas ssF Sss49fzsz EeSzsa 10 49,
esaHs ~ asgk. esk ss rsseanss lIsfas
ksKxgA~saT TaxfvH ur s>--A
w nfsgse - ss&rs ssAsts. ash. Y ARK
9 tsr.tsslsS fsstesFrss y Is. tbs eszoe
w h-Ptl<gTlss BY Az ENgE
W Fe9srpNxSi Esselssxsss ard euxkaser
astsssssS p, ". sfare tsss lnfs seae~g
tEASJEn-Ae SITUATION kyAYnwNG
w asays ksA EFxtes&0 c1<k. inamsse
- iisa sid Howard
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Notice to Contractors.

yfs0 soSTRAcTORS--IIsFF nIEL BIZ
/ 70 eeixess ~ saturday the isth inst.
for the - sxrEefiom Of 3 mill building Tor
tas western Mill co. AZ Lake Union Plans
and srseelEeatior1s can be seen al the oHfice
Of Thomas 8owea. engineer, Butter block.
room IL A. The lowest er any bid not aee-
exxArffx aeeSsaffSf
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FIRE MIGRANT ).

CEAIED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the undersigned clerk of the city of Sc
attic on or before Friday, January Is, 1859,
at o'clock p. m, for % fire hyd' ants. to be
made in azcordasce with plans and speci-
featiens now on file in my Office. The city
reserves the right 70 reject any and all bids.
w. r. FORREST, Clerk.
fanreyv 8 fska
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NOTICE,

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
i existing under the firm name of Van
Wart 4 Counter is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All bills will hereafter be
paid by Van wart Bros, who succeed the
old drm.
GraTTrw Ian II 1850
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Stockholders, Meeting.

The regular annual meeting of the stock
holders cf the Seattle American District
Telegraph Company viii be held al the
company's Office In Seattle, ON Monday,
January IS 1859, at o'clock. p. 10.
r. ]. GRANT, Vice President
G.. A. MATsoN. Secretary d2~
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NOTICE.

rF>HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i Stockholders OF THE A. r. HOTAL-
ING co. tof Puget sound, viii be held at
their Office In this city, MONDAY, JAN
uARY 2ist, 1889, az O'Clock. p. N.
J. G. NIXON,
President
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N. mAnRrEn.


VAN BUREN, NJ UNISON. In seattle, Wed
nesday. January 10. 1879, by Rev. John y.
Damon. Miss Luey r. Mnnson and Mr..
jay u. Van Buren,.
Advertisements under the heads % Losl
Eosua. For sale, To Let aud situations
! Wartea VIII be inserted at the rate OF
cents wora f0r first insertion. / cent q
word for each ani@squest insertion. Pay
ment always ia advance.
The following letters are awaiting s.iver
tisers nt This office;
| r. ING. e.. o.
| Rate Chances NJ. ~. j. II. +.
~ II. X M, GN.
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NoTicE.

DEsoLuTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP.-
IL The co.partnership heretofs re exist
ing between Jas. r.. Smith and Charles Nc
Elroy is dissolved: ana all moneys due said
firm viii be received, and the firms debts
paid by the undersigned. Jas. r. Smith.
JAS. K. SMITH,
CHAS. McELROY.
Foot and Shoe store,
SiS Front st.
febi Seattle.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
Ali s@rsssfs having ela1Ms against the
s-efsfe al Ernst +. Ixnsss. deceased. are re-
aasress d present such claims, With the
rsscessarv yoaehess, 20 ths executors.
grStssEn one yegr after the dasc hereof. AZ
the s,fsSee az Peterson. Faoeu and Penny
geasaRw, atfcrneys, ii Seattie,
FRED GAsCH.
yTTES SCHMID,
Executors az the win OF Ernst r. Lsnge,
deceased
Dated. Jan L. 1873.
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DR.. J. B. Pilkington,
REGULAR MEETING.

!. Regular neefsnw 81 the Seattle Board
Of Trade viii b. held ea rnuRsDAY. JAN.
II. 1854. a $50 r. NJ ESQ 4. ApAiR,
c. II. KfrrgNsEK. rrvzidsni.
SECRETARY
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NOTICE.

THE CITY TREASURER Will. PAY
warrants Third street. Ord. s3s. TO aud in
GLIDING No. 10; Seventh street, Ord No.
500. 10 aud including No. I,5o4. No inter
est viii be allowed on said warrants after
this date. ISAAC PARKER
Seattle, JAN u, lss9. City Treas.
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BIDS.

DIDs Will. hg RErRivEn BY TIRE
ID undersigned, astii Nsussy. January
@lsf, al oeaecs, T.. NJ, Ter the excavation
Tor tapk IL. tssiragFe's sew tnsltfing, Garner
fFeAt aud Unisersst, stFsets,
EIsnFR.
Arensters
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The New York Board OF Trade and the
Inter State Commission.

The New York BOARD Of Trade has re-
Gently adopted resolutions, that whereas,
the Inter tate Commerce Commission was
created In In rcsponseto AN overwhelming
demand from the mercantile. manufacture
ing aud agricultural interests, for Govern
mental supervision Of railroads, and
whereas. the commission has been called
to decide mainly prariical questions of
transportation rather than technical ques-
lions Of law. and whereas. Il is now COM
posed entirely Of lawyers. not experienced
in the practical Knowledge of interstate
commerce. therefore resolved. that the
board request President Harrison TO ill
any vacancy in said commission by the
appointment of merchant possessed of
practical knowledge of the necessities of
interstate commerce, and who will repre-
sent the Important interests which were
Instrumental in the creation OF the COM
mission; and resolved, that appointments
to the commission should not be regarded
as political or partisan emolaments, but
should be made in conformity with the
spirit Of the law. viz. the establishment
Of a tribunal for the protection Of the
commercial and industrial, together with
the transportation Interests of the country.
This is plain common sense, and it is
spoken at the right time and for sufficient
reasons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16

The Portland Argus publishes the Tar
1T Act of 1850, {" prove that the dutie-
imposed by it averaged less than ten per
cent. ard thus 10 show that our present
Protective Tariff l. uurcasonahly high.
But the Argus should not forget, that
with the III, ans Of commercial transit be
tween Europe aud America muse centu-
~ ago, wi h ten per crut duty on foreign
importation aided to the much higher
freight charges then prevailing, the Amer
leans under the Presidency Of Washing
ton had as much Protection rs our manu-
faeturers and woIkingm,n of the pres.
ent time. Then The CONNER ial centers
Of Europe were practically Mt great
distance from the American ports and
markets. while to-day London, Liverpool,
Hamburg. Bremen, Paris, and Havre are
near our doors. The great ocean steamers
have changed the Atlantic into short
ferry, and the two contin' nts exchange
greetings every morning, and their goods,
gold and bonds NJ every hour Of the day.
A wise system Of Protection necessarily
guage. itself to correspond with the facts.
circumstances aud the times. The details
and specifications of the Tariff Of 1889 are
not like those of 1850, but the principles
Of the two are essentially the
same. Thus did Abraham
ulcoln. William II. Seward, and Justin
Morrill, grasp the hai ds of ashington.
Hamilton. aud Madison across seventy in
teryening years, and the prcsc 1t Republi-
can statesmen stand In line with those of
1861 and 1850. Times may change. polit-
ical parties may vary their issues, and
men may shift their lines and motives of
action, but principles always remain the
same.
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LEGISLATORS AS COMMISSION
Frs.
Tho Attorney Generals Opinion Regard
Ing Their Appointment.
STATE OF MAINE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
AILrsIA Marrl 2nfh lAs9

STATE OF MAINE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
AUGUSTA. March Both, 1889.
lion. Charles E. L,Hiefeid, attorney GEN
sral, Roekiand Ne.
DEAN SIR; Your opir ion and advice il
respectfully requested upor the following
proposition;
The Legislature of lss9-9O. passed the fol
lowing resolve all of which require the al
20 Htment of Commi, sioners for the carrying
out Of tn, ir respective provisions, viz: "Re
solve relatii to the removal of the Maine
Stat. Prison" Resolve TO provide n Com
mission to inquire into the system of taxation
uf other States ard this State. and report to
he Governor and Council; Resolve author
inng the Governor TO appoint Commission
to select ard purchase site for an Insane
Hospital; (" and Resolve in favor of set
tiers in Msdawsska Territory
Are members of the legislature of 1889 30
ehgibi, TO appointment rs Commissioners,
under either, or all, Of said resolves. and
what would you advise relative to said sp
polutmentst Very resps ctfully,
EDWIN &. BuRLEIGu,
Governor.
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Trusis continue to multiply In Free
Trade England. Already within the
present year nineteen have organized In
that kingdom and more are announced.
This gives a hard look to the repeated
statement OF Grover Cleveland and the
American Free Trade leaders last year
that Protection gives origin TO trusts and
that monopolies flourish only where
tariffs are imposed. England beats the
United States In trusts, a. the latter beats
the former In compensation to labor. Ii
might be inferred from this fact that the
tariff protects the people against trusts,
through in reality it has probably little
bearing on the question. The tendency
Of men 10 unite or combine for the pro-
motion of their interests prevails the
world over, and is likely to continue fol-
"A good while 10 come.
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Give the Law Chance.

Hon. J. II. Marley, referring to the
structures Of the newspapers upon the
tramp law, calls attention to the fact that
20 far from being an act Of barbarian and
severity, It actually modifies the old law
Of 1850, which provided that s'Whosoever
goes about from town to town or from
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For Hard Drinkers.

DR.. Flint's Remedy is the only safeguart
which hard drinkers have against the bunting
or loss of sensation, the arrangement Of thu
sense of taste. hearing, and sight, and the
stimulation Of the emotions which hard drink
ing briuss. Descriptive treatise With each
bottle; or address Mack Drug Co., N. Y.
For sale BY J. N. Mixer and c. Msrpay.
sprl6deodlw
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Adjutant General II. NJ. spr.gue returned

Adjutant General II. N. Sprsgue returned
Yesterday morning from trip to Nev York
where he made all the necessary arrange
ment' for the reception and comfort Of the
Maine delegation to attend the celebration
In that city. Two Pullman cars leave Au-
susta on Saturday, the 9Th inst. The one
for the accommodation Of the governor and
stan will start from this city, and the other
for the legislative committe and member Of
the commission from Bangor. Arriving ct
Boston. arrangements have been made for
the party II the Quincy House and Youns'
Hotel, where they will remain until T. NJ
Sunday afternoon. departing thence for New
York, arriving ct 8 p. N. One Of the moss
favorable places on the grand stand, only
Two or three rows from the prssidsns, ~
essn sscursd for he Mains dslssasies.
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Mr.. Moller Of New York, agen, Of Simon
Borg & Co., arrived in this city yesterday
afternoon and was in consultation With Gov
Barleish. State Treasurer Beal. Attorney
General LittteHeld and Hon. II. M. Heath in
relation to closing contract and furnish
ing bonds for performance Of the duties
therein specified He left for home 90 the
Pullman train last night. Attorney General
Littlefeld who came yesterday. will return
this morning.
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Though the cold weather Of Saturday
made 1t bad day for spor,smen, a party Of
about fifteen damaged the target at the
range In military shooting Private CLARK
eIcelled, making 20 out Of a possible Is.
an extremely creditable score, considering
the high wind which prevailed. Mr.. Hilton
led the list of marksmen who used sporting
rifles with score Of 81. A marked interest
10 being rapidly developed here and many
beginners are practicing assiduously.
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AFTER varied experience With many 90
called cathartic remedies, an convinced that
Ayers Fills give the most satisfactory results.
rely exclusively on these Pills for the cure
Of liver and stomach complaints John b.
Bell, ST., Abilene, Texas. Aprl6d&vlv
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The county commissioners meet at the
court house today and will probably be In
session for several weeks. squaring up the
accounts of the last quarter. 1t 10 expected
that q. IL. Andrews of Monmouth, chairman
Of the board. who has been unable to attend
the meetings for several months, will be
present during the session.
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During the past winter Mr.. George l..
Weeks Of the North Parish has erected .
forcing house for early plants and vegetables
and now has it stocked with ten thousand
cabbage plants, seven hundred and fifty
dozen Of tomatoes, together with lettuce
celery, peppers and many kinds of towering
plants.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16

The Capitol Rifle Association meets thi,
evening at J. A. Fairbanks store to cleo,
officers and arrange the business for IN.
coming year.
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The first Sunday in May, and perhaps III,
second and third Sundays. the Rev. $. c.
Beach of Dedham, Mass, will preach in tn.
Unitarian church Of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16

The funeral Of the late Deacon E. A.
Mason will be held at the residence on Sum.
mer street next Thursday forenoon q, 10
o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16

The first striped bass caught this season
in Kennebec river were served on the table.
of Hotel North Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16

MIR. Solomon Hammond Of Sidney come.
to the front with an acre aud a half Of p,s,
sOwn Saturday.
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Mr.. II. 8. Blsisdell has recently Dur.
chased grey four year old, broken to both
saddle and harness, of Ammi Church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16

Crawford's truck team ran away through
Water st. yesterday. and in turning up Oak
st. narrowly escaped running over two lsdie,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16

Rev. Miss Pratt will preach her farewell
at the Friends chapel on next Sunday morn
ing, and in the evening there will be Easter
service with extra music aud song. Mis,
Pratt will leave on Monday.
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THURSDAY ihe 18th DlY Of lPElL int
$50 AT OF
FASTING AND PRAYER.

And rseomm' nd 10 the psopls of Maine, that
e.ssirs from their oIdif sry vacations On that daJ
th,y assemble at their family nr"sid's and asssi
places Of Pablo worship and unite in religious deso
ton In fs.tify and pra3 er thus fsserebty assno~l
sdsinr III. suprs,ae Being a. the kgl'r sbd Father
81 all. to vheia mpliri; obedi'nc" IL always due,
and rithost whose there can BE- no true pros
psrity In the Hone In the state. Gambly &C
KNOWN dying our aims and sinerrfly praying fnr ID
vine orsiv.ass- may ~ sarnssily and unitsdiy re
solve to be guided BY truth and Insiles both
10 private and psble life and thus faithfully
disebsrrs III. duties oxs 10 our Heavenly tath'
anil to our feilow wen.
Given at III. tounell fhambfr, At Augusta, ih''
eighth day Of April, Ia the gear Of our Lore
one thousand eight hundred and eighty nine
spd Of the Indeps ndenee u The United siate'
Of America III. hundred and thirteenth.
EDWIN &. BrRLEIGH.
~ THr Govrgsoh
ORAMAxbaL sMIrn. Secretary u state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16

July wheat went up point yesterday and
rested 1t SO is. Stocks were active.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16

Mr.. John Marson, the Hospital patien,
whose sickness was mentioned Yesterday.
died at 1890 2. NJ. Sunday and was buried
at midnight. This was the first death from
diphtheria at the Hospital since last fall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16

Elegant display of hydraneeas In bloom
and potted plants in c. X. Partridgess win.
dow today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16

olp,rc Liriag upon Lactated Food are Hedahy.
6H056S Happy and Heartp. 1t is unequ1ied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-04-16

The schools in the Williams district begin
next Monday.