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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-20
SHOCKING ACCIDENT
On the ". 4 7. Horse Rail-
road at Fairfield.
Haliss and Other Troubles at The Maine
State College.
Quarterly Ssssion OF the Good Tenn
plars at MattAwsmkeag.

Especial to the keanebee Journal.
FAKEIELD, Oct. i9.-The'e vas a terri
bic seeident on the w. Z r. X. X, Satnr-
day afternoon. The car left here at SO
With about ffty passengers. Mr.. Everett
Libby, the oldes, driver on the road, aud
one of the most skiI.ful IS well xs mos,
careful, held the reins. When a short dis
snce beyond the brick yard be noticed
three boys, two sons of Mr.. Herbert Hight,
and a Hammond boy slandisg BY the side
Of the road. He Stacked the speed OF the
ear a little, and was ia position AZ the
brake, IS he always makes il a poi It 10 be
under such circumstance. When the
hOrses heads were nearly opposite the
boys the elder ones started 10 run scro.s the
the track the youngest, Ralph Hight. aged
), foiloxing. He had bag of aoorns ia
b hand, aud il is thought his foot caught
10 this. At any rate, be fell on the track,
a d though Mr.. Libby turned the horses TO
one side and threw himself upon the brake,
assisted by man ~ho happened to be on
the platform. the ear could not be stopped
in season to save the little fellow, soi one
of the wheels went over both his legs be-
low the knees, smashing them TO u jelly.
As luck would have il, lady happened
along just at this time With team
belonging 10 Hon. $. A. Nye. an!
a student of DIR, Tssh, who hap
pened 10 he among The passengers, took
the boy into the carriage, aud drove with
al! possible speed 10 the doctors ofliee.
where both legs were ampuistei above the
knee. The poor litile fellow was alive last
evening". but the chances are very much
against his recovery. He Is an exception
ally bright boy and the accident is great
shock 10 the family, who have the SYM
aathy of all. No blame can be attached To
any ouc connected with the road. Mr..
Libby took ali precautions when approach
ing the boys, though he says he did not
have the slightest iies that they wouli try
TO cross the track as they did. lie feels
very badly about H., accident, as the little
fellow was iavorite with him and has ii +
den on his car to the brick school house in
Waterviile every day since the school com
menced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-20
Shot ia tho Legs-S oop Wrecked
Sailor Dsowned.
Isrecial to The Kennebec journal.


RocKLASp. Ocs. ls-Arthur Farrsnd, a
young son of Gardner l.. farrand of this
city, while out guentng this morning, was
shot In the leg by comrade who mistoOk
him tor game. The injuries are quit, Sc
ripus though not fatal
Intel ig5 nee from White Head states
that the sl7op r. solnte of Bath, bound
feem tlArk's Islanl n South Thonlastcn to
load win stone, vent ashore there lWhi e
Head at / o'cl7ek yesterday afternoon
during the violent storm. The waves were
running high at the time aud the vessel
vas thrown high upon the beach. Al
Temps are now being made to get her of.
rte damage has MT yet been estimated.
The directors Of the Georges Valley
railroad chosen this week are the same as
last year with one exception, Joel Hills
Eco of Warren, succeeds Hon. i. A. Al
sen Of iuion.
News hss just been received here tia: a
sailor Of the achooner +. H. Smith of
Norlh Haven, commanded by Cart. James
Crock, tt, fell from the jio boom and was
drowned. lie belonged in Mount Desert
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-20
Clinton " ewr.
Especial to the Kennehec Journal

Special to the kennehec Journal.
CLlsrox, Oct. 10 The ODD Fellows
had sn entertsinmeH, and supper at their
hall Saturday evening. The supper was
served in a very pleasing manner by Mr..
Samuel Fuller. Ab0ut thirty FIVE couples
attended.
j. B Besse 4 Son have their large tan
ne ry nearly completed. They intend erect
ing another large building in connection
herewith in the spring.
The indications are that Clinton ia des-
tined to become one OF the prcttiess ard
most epterprising villages in Maine. Its
water .poser and soil csHnlt be- exeslled.
There is more hay shipped from our ds poi
zach year than from any town of its size
in the State. It's citizens aie all eomforta-
bly, situated so fsr as money is concerned,
AMI many have retired from business life,
A growing public interest and public pride
is msnifesting itself among all classes and
the outlook for Clinton is very Encouraging
TO say the least.
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Ha,i1090a 4. Bteanoo8.g
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Od
18th, 1890.


tn'n 'ar.hsf noilos traia1 lgags Aggasta a
follows
GOING wEsT-ds0 A. H for Lewiston
HoeklaHd Portland Boston and Montreal, q
A " f1F HnliGGcll. fiarilrrr Rnd Ss1th Gard
nsf. 1910 A, NJ fqr Lc.giston, Pennington
Rooklsod Portland sni hoston. Lto +. ii
FOR Ualioweu, Gardner aud Sonth tarf fiucr
ttb F. ", for hrursWick, bata, tpokisad
Portland and f0sfJn, 1.i5, rKpress} Port
land and hosfou sd5 y N fgr Hailpwrll, Gsrii
ner and south Gardiner; 100 r. " might Pail
man for Lewiston. Bat, Portland aad Boston
GofN'. EAsT-2.ie ie A. N. tu,rhf cxpr.ssl fai
skoWhrRss. Belfast. Bangos. Bnr Htrbsr, 81
stephen 81. John sBd Aro1stous Cnusfv. va a
" Tor Wsterviir. skoHhegsn, Newport, Ranger
and tauceturn, ~ ~ \. NJ. TOR Nntefsfifp
7ls 4 VI. for Wateryiic. aSnwhreaa, Bet
is-t, Dexter. Dover = FaSoroff. HHng0f
St stephen. 81 John and Aronsioos county. ans
a. 10 z, h. saturday. erl5l tpF Naferriia
Sun iay paper uaia for wasoFyille and psng.s
g7 A. ".
The Might Ealnnn rraips rua each way eyer
rlsht, sunday Included, hut not ip SseW gar
ar Belfast nn Monday morning., nr 20 Dexter
of beyond Hanger. pn SUNDAY IA 'rniugs,
The day espsess ralas zrlag tastat 1,tsr. II
md West 4t l9.le A. NJ, run d-ly. Sundays IN
clad"d, between Boston, Bsrgor aAd 50
John.
A.cownoBArfos THtIN Tor August,
leaves South Gardner, r. so Vi, i,0D apa 3
7, NJ, uatdnrr, 6-1 A. " 70 lo0 % j.. NJ
hAllowel a.sa y. A, IS AMI tss ?. NJ.
Through tickets So California aud sn peintl
South and Wet mAy be had u n. Il Walker
uske, agent. AEgasta. the quiv office selling yis
Rtl fouiea and osucsinS AZ baggage ifce " *
peuse.
FAYsoH TUCKER. Vice Frsa. = Gent Manager
r. d. booTuBY, Gcu1 Pass. aud fiesof Az.
Portland. oe. sth. isgo,
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Kennebec Central r. R.


On and after August lat irs,es VIII rsa 81 fof
less
leave Randolph 90. 400 a, N., 500, ~
VI. Arrive At National iiemi rs - p
A. 81 43 fi6r-M 81
lftvo NNuvpl hnnle rs 4 ~, lo0. o. 70
5l5rN Arrive a; KAndplph go \ 81, -
AsA aioP VI
io accommolate people EiShins ta attend tit
hand g0uegrts at tar National nOur. Svpda'
afternoons. frsins viii leave Raudoirh al 90 ats
A43 +. NJ. rarh sunday rufit fafflier notice
Leave National Home at , ~ ant n T. NJ
f- 4. LAW r3N. superintendent.
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Annual Session Staes Division Sons
OF Temperance.
Especial to the Kennebec Journal. ]

Special to the Kennebec Journal.
CHELSEA. Oct. ls.-The annual sessie II
of the State Division, Sons of Temperance,
which meets in Grange Hal, Chelsea,
on Wednesday and Tbufsdly, promises to
bt very interesting one. The session
will be called to order st one o'clock, We'd
uesday afternoon. All visi'ilg members
will leave RanaoI h on the keneehee Gem
tFal ut / o'clock OF thit day, ani Will be
given dinner by the division in Chelsea
on their arrival. Tie afternoon IN, elng
will be devoted to gen raj routine work, in
c'uiiog Is ports of ttlieorf. anuusl e'ection
ton OF oiteers. etc. Jhufsday forenoon
Berj. Jewell, Most Wor by Scribe. Nation
al Division Of North America, viii deliver
an sdir 'ss. The session vii probably sd-
jouiu Thursday noon. There thirty elgi t
divisions of the order in Maine TO be rsp
resented at these meetings ard large del
egsron is locked for. Entertainment will
be furaithei all visitors aho will be pfes-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-20

WAR DsPARrhENr, l
Ofice Of the Chief Signal 0fficef,
WAsHISeroH. Ocs. 90, / A. NJ. J
For Maine: Cloudiness and rain colder
with high norihsrly winds.
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BELFAST NEWS.
The Races Finishsd--.A DARING
Midnight Burglary.
Long List Of Grand and TfaYefse Jurors
for Waldo County.
.ellsrd Boy Shot La the Leg Siocp
WTeckec-Msn Drowaed.

Especial TO the Rennebee JoarnaI-l
BELFssr. Oct. i9.--Oxing to the small
attendance a, the postponed races today
the free for all was not started. The 2 81
ciass resulted as follows
Geo Jackson, Albion. m, Little
Bisnches lsi
IC Il Lsne, Brooks, be, John Lambert, p
II + Haley, Monroe. b fB, Emma A. Sd
Time. 2.40.
2.45 Ciaes.
K II Coombs. eh III, C.. lsi
e Wellington, q :, Combination, "a
NJ B Smith, e, Sd
Tine, 23G l-2.
Darius Philbrook Of Thornlike, sold
some sheep last Thursday and put the pro
ceed- sl25 in bills in his truusers pocket.
During the night hole wss bored in the
front door. the lock forced snd the money
stolen. Mrs. Phiibrook woke just as the
thief. whom she says was Darefooted. left
the room. Deputy Sheriff Mussey of
Unity Is working up the case ami il is Hn-
dersiood that he has clue to the guilty
party.
Congressman Nihiken returned FRIDAY
night lie will .pcni his vacation in Bel
fast and DOES nos contemplate speaking in
the campaign. He bas entirely recovered
from the attack of rhsumatism with which
he was sliicted. during bis last visit.
@The folio wing are the grand jurors for
the WaIdo County Supreme Judicial Court
for the judicial year commencing with the
Oc.ob term, 1880: Boynton Banton,
Freedom; samuel S Bean, searsmont
George Biekiora, Burnham; A Z. Csrgll
Liberty; NJ. A. Curtis, Sxauyille; Edward
~. Dngbsr. Belfast; Gilbert Il Belfast
George G.. Gould, Monroe David II. Heal
Lincolnvile; Warren Jobuson, Waldo
Jamea II kilmsn, Prospect; C. Y. Kim.
bali, jackson; j. W. Low. Winterport
Edison Sherman, lslesroro; Levi Staples,
Stockton SpIings; John N. Tllton, Thorn
1ikc; iohn Vickery, Morrill, Howard
Ward, Searsport.
The following are the traverse jurors for
the October term. 1870;
Joseph a. Bacon, Unity; Andrew j.
Baker, Winerport; Charles A. Boynt9n,
Scarsmont; Fred X. Bradstreet. Freedom
Fred Brewster, Belm0nti H. II. Garter,
Jr.. Belfast, Albert s. COnant, Wi1teT-
p1it; Frank Davis, Belfast Daniel NJ
- cihim, Prospect; Sidney A. Dodge,
Burnham; James l. Dow, Searsport; AL
blun K fletcher, Monroe; Jalisco IL. fos-
ter, MOntville; Elias B. llail, kuOx; K b.
ert llan.on. Thorndike: Dsuel A Hatch,
lsiestoro: Josiah F. IIichborn, Stockton
springs; Sewell FIuhte-. Troy; William
Lewis, Liberty; David O. Mahoney. Lin.
enlnyille; Daniel X. Nuttcr, Palermo
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Woodland Matters.
Especial to Kennebec journal. I

WOODLAND. Oct. 19.-Aidison z. Snow
man and Duglass Dunn who have been em-
ployed as SAWYER AMI buncher in Geo, A..
Smiths mill, have hired the mill knosn as
the Allyn Mill and will hegiu operations
on Monday the 30 b insF.
james Sutherland is building his camp
on Township l6 Rapge ), u Re ready 10
commence operations az soon as snow
comes.
Within three miles Of this place
there are over four Thousand barrels or po
tafoes stored for higher prices. The mos,
of the farmers are through digging The
yield has been greater than any previous
scar. A large amount of blowing is bsiug
doEe 10 be ready for next Springs work,
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lion. Steel and MInirg I.terests in
the south.

in now the New Highlander is power
ful factor in the opening up and develop
me mt of the great coal, iron, steel and simi-
lar manufacturing Interests of the South
and Southwest.
While i do not want to lead away any
more Maine men from this good Old com
Portable State, which. perhaps. has coougl,
for them to Do. | am only stating facts
v hen say that even the Californi, gold
fever times hardly equal the "bo m" viii h
certain portions of Dixie" are now ea
periencing. Immense wealth which. here
tofore, has been attracted TO the expansive
West, is now being largely DETECTED in the
direction of the South. This is psitly ox-
ing 10 the more settled condition Of tha,
section within the last decade, and also to
the discovery of the fact that all along the
Allegheny and Cumbeil md ridges south
and west Of Pennsy igania immense DEP ,yi'
of coal ard iron exist together, or With,
easy distance of each other. and that only
money and railroad. are needed TO hriny
fortunes to capitalists and abundant labor
for the workman.
New England men are quick ID perceive
adyaotages, hence the vast capital that i.
being iavs sted in this direction. s nth.
western virg mia, West Virginia, Tenn, s.
see and Northern Alabama are resping the
creates, hsrsests now but the fever is IN.
feetlous, and is spreading all over the
81 nth. Much credit is due to the fore,i CHI
of dree men, who long ago saw their op
port snitics and set an example in Wes,
NIrsir ia ] refer to James G.. Blaine
Stepheu b. Eitirs snd ex-senator Henry
g. Davis. These men have used tbeiI
capital and influence for yea in pushing
forward such enterprises in that State, and
the re suit now is, RAPID development
Perhaps they buiided better than They
knew for these new enterprises. Of whi i
they we're the pioneers, are not only break.
ing up sectional feeling and p,ejucice, bu,
they rapidly spreading, formis & and con.
ceHtraung the prote c;ion sentiment in thai
section. which has heretofore been bitterly
opposed TO it
A brotectionist eventually means a re.
publican, aud ye see its results in the rap
idly Increasing republican vote where ths 50
{ ntsrprises have gained = footholi. Chat.
tanooga, Tenn, and Atlanta, Ga, have
republican Mayors. West Virginia today
is republican State. ard Virgiris, North
Carolina abd Tennessee will bot long be
seen in the,doubtfpl column, if these enter.
prsss. backed by Northern capital and
reinforced by Northern bone and sinew
continue TO spread 10 anything ike the pro-
portion they have in the last Eve years
The little town Of Roanoke. Va, ba,
jumped in FIVE years from struggling vii.
isge Of go, 10 22 900 a. shown by tbs
census. And this tosn is ooly one Of the
hundreds which can ,how 3 proportional.
or approximate growth.
These industries, Just now. are doini
more to break down prejudice, build NJ
10y atty, ensrsft protective principles ant
make republican vote rs than anything else
More anon. T.. j. B.
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Association Of Gsne Fishermen OF
Cumb riaLn County.

PoRrLASp, Oct. Is Interested fisher
ton of Fishermen of Cumberland county,
having in view the many ieterests of tie
spor su4 n snd to create social biud- I he
waters of the county are noted for their
g4msy fish and the proper protection AID
col igstion is to be afforded taem. A meet
ing will be held at the office of Strout &
Gxge. 81 Exehange street, Oct. 20, 70. the
purpose of organization.
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WAsuisoros, Oct. lp.--Pcusions have
been granted TO the following residents Of
Matte
Original, Francis +. Gordon, Camden;
George lleuney, Waterville; Irving os-
good, Ellsworth Joseph +. Libby, Unity
Elder Oliver, Dsmsriseottx; Cyrus Coffin.
Bapgor; John =. Briggs, South Windsor !:
Fred M. Leavitt, Llt;l ton; George Clatk,
North Ilermon Thomas B. Thurston, Sol
diers' Home; Alvin q. Martin. Walthsm (;
Patrick Kelley, Caribou; Joseph W. Cant
Dexter; Asa Stevens, South Exeter; John
Chiids, Togus; Sears Nickerson, deceased,
Belfast; Mary, vi low of Sears Nickcrson,
belfast
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Burned to Death.

CALAIS, Oct. ia barrel of furniture
varni.h ia the basement of Vroom Bros.
furniture ware rooms at st. Stephen n. d i,
exploded Saturday morning, setting fire to
The building. George Mclaughlin, an en-
pluye who was drawing rsrnish at the time,
was rendered neonscious. He was reached
bv the erenen 10 few moments hut died
soon after reaching the open sir. The
damage by FIRE IS slight.
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who Own. the Diamond Pin ?

BANGOR, Oct. ls.-The police arrest d
. boy named Chas. Conners last week, who
was dlposing Of a diamond pin to store
keepers. The boy tald contradictory stories
of the manner of n ting it. saying first thss
he fonnd it in the Falmouth Hotel in Port
land last July Landlord Martin knows
nothing Of 1t. The pin is valuable oue
and il thought TO have been stolen. The
City Marshal 10 looking up the case.
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Church Struck by Lightning l

NonwALK, Conn, Oct. I3.--During a
severe thunder storm this morning, the ~ ire
of st. Marys Catholic Church was struck
by lightning and set on fire, the flames ere
exiioeuished by the rain, the damsgs was
considerably covered by insurance. Early
service was being held and the people pres
ca. were thrown into great confusion, Fa-
ther Slocum, Priest, prevented threaten d
panic
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Coed rsmplA,s Quarterly Session at
MattAwamkose.

MArrAwAakEas. Get. Is Penobscot
Dissries Lodge of Good Templals held its
quarterly session with Snowflake Lodge at
Msttawamkeag, Thursday. The weather
vas fne and the attendance good Full
de.sgat ons were prssen; from Bangor,
Stiiiw zter aad orono. Dinner aud supper
were served % the visiting delegates by the
members Of Snowflake Lodge. .lIvenile
Temple connected With the Lodge at kin-
man came in body on the evening train.
They marched to the hall and were re-
viewed by the District Lodge and welcomed
in short bur appropriate speech by Past
Gtsnd Chief Tsmplar Hamilton. The ses-
sion vas pleasant throughout.
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Fan RIVER, oct. IA heavy wind
and rain storm played havoc with sbipplax
in wa,uppa pond. today. Crafts ef all
sixes were torn from their moerines and
drifsed about at the mercy Of the wasce,
Several yach's we're besehed, trees dsm'
aged, .treeis flooded and rendered impss-
sihle. Total aamsge 10 about $500.
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Bx President Co'msn and rsisnds In
Danger OF Impeachment.

Bursos AfRls, Oct. l2.--At an immense
me etiug held In this city. resolutions were
adoptcd demanding the Impeachment Of ex-
Prcsiiebt Cclman and his partisans for
fraudulent practices.
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Funeral OF John Van ValkeL burg

FoRr MADISON. Iowa. oct i9.--IIe
fun, raj of the late John Van Valkcoburg.
Past Supreme Chancellor Of the knights (
Pytbss of the world, took place in this
city this afternoon under the auspices of
the Knights Of Pythias. assisted by the - d
Fellows. Trains from the northwest snd
south brought large delegations Of Knights
and Dld Fellows.
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STATE NEWS.
IIxENosr.

Farmers have rearIy all secur, i the fall
crops ard a,e taraisx ti,.ir sitert.0n to tall
plowiny.--A A h,Avy rain fsii on Friday has
mad the syonn qat te vet--R n. Mar.
BILE has take u to himself wife. snd mai
happiness attend ,hsm.--Ms. Daniel Fros
of Auburn. il osg ming Council oi
Knights and Ladies in this place "A sch
in District No commeBcesi bst Moni ,
by Miss Hinton Of HastIand - Whoopia.
cough is prevailing in tosn to large 4
tent.
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rspecial to the Kepncbee Journal.

SPECIAL 70 the kenncbec Journal
soura BERWICK Oct l9.-The heavy
rairs had SO swollen the Newiebasanich
river that Saturday morniae the dam of the
Nevichawanieh Company was carried away
!oin. considerable damage, probsbl :
amounting TO $40. coo. No lives were lOst
The mills are Owned chiefly BY Mrs. Bur
Isish, widow Of the late Senstor ! H. Bur
ieigh 1t is the largest blanket factory IN
the world, and the necessary shut down will
be felt by the emI loyes, and will, no doubt
seriously effect the market for some time
to come.
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Several Psssons sisat'y Iaiursd bv
Lightning.

WArEgsrss, Conn.,. Oct. 10 --lt fained
heavily here aimee this mornins. There
was = severe lightning storm Of tvo haurs
duration, durirg which much damage was
The house OF Thomas Deruin On Lawrcnce
ss,eet. Brooklyn, was ssruck BY bolt and
the inmates we're severeiy shocked, but no
one seriously injured.
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Base Ball Matters in Chic ago.

CHICAGO, Oct. l9.-The air here is full
of rumors, but none of them can be traced
u reliable source. Up to the time this
is written it can be stated positively that
the warring elements. represented by Pres
iients SpauidiBg and Ad3ison, have no,
been uni ed, and in fact, they have not
even had a conference. Both are probab-
ably willing enough to accept any fair prop
osi,ion. bu each is waiting for the other to
make the initiative.
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Employers Refuse to Meet Striking
Employee.

SYDNEY. N. : W., Oct. l9.--Thc en-
ployers representatives r. have written a let.
ter to the Licutena Governor, who sought
10 arrange conference between the en-
ploycrs anil strikers. In which they decline
10 meet the strikers. They express = viii
ingness TO receive the strikers back on the
terms In vogue before the strike.
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6IoNAL SERVICE.

Weather Indications for the Next a
HouEe.
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Tee Two Abraham Lincolus viii Rest
Side by Side

SrKrsoFrELD. Ill Oct. 10 BY an ac-
ton OF the l. nc3ln Monument Association,
the remains Of young Abraham Lincoln,
son Of Minister Robert L. Lincoln, who
died in Enzlsni during last summer will be
iu.efred beside those of his illus,rtous grand
parent. Lincoln has written friends here
that be will be home during November. and
the inierment will take place then
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BipprFoRp, Oe'. l9.-RDbert 5. Donald
son, overseer of the PeFpereli mills who
was arrested Friday night on the charge of
refusing to give Information TO Deputy
Labor Commissioner Campbell. was ar
raigned b. fore Recorder Cram in the BID
aefotd Mlnic pal court Saturday forenoon,
and pleaded rot guilty. The only witness
exatr ined was the complainant No tesii-
mony for the defence was in ducsd Re-
.poudent was bound over 10 the January
term Of the Supreme court and sureiies
furnished in the sum of 800
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PORTLAND. Oct. l9.-The excursion to
the White Mountains today vas pro-
nouncsd success. A large train was crowd
ei and three locomotives we're required
srsm Bartlett up to Fabyans.
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Both the method and results when
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 sys-
tenn eAectualiy, dispcls colds, head
aches and ievers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action aud truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60c
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 sccept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP co.
saw FRANCISCO, oAL
LOUISVILLE. ~ Asw s0ss ~,