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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-17

The annual session of Kennebec Di.trit
Lodge Of Gooi +. mplar. "a. held u, Hall
DWELL, Feb IL The attendance was fair,
fifteen lodges were represented by large
delegation Of the faithful Pleasant Lpdge,
Chelsea. uni ed with Kenneb,c Lodge,
Hsllo~ell and the entertainment WAS IN.
deed boun iful Twerty-one d.iegates
took the district lo1ge degree The gem
eral cOrdition of the subordinate lodges, as
reported, 'how falling N in the average
attendance owing 10 the prevailing epi.
demic. but all seemed hopeful tor the
future and dete' mined to continue the war
,sinst the saloon u the bitter end The
lowing were elecfed to serve as officers
Tor the ensuing year. DIsuict TemiIAr.
George W. Manrr. Sidney; Councillor,
+ Gould, IIallossil Wee Templar, Mrs.
II Wilson, Readfeld; Chsplsln, r. W.
Longley, Sidney; Secretary, Mrs I. A.
Hodgi0n, Waterville; Treasurer, J. A.
Eugiey, Riversde; Supt Juvenile Tenn
pies May A True, Ll,chfeld
Officers appointed by District Templar;
Marshal. W. n Bennett. Gardiner; Asst
Marshal. Ella Liulefeid. CLeIsea; Asst.
| Secretary. Thomas L. vose. Warrville
| Guard, Adde NJ. Branch, Belgrade;
| Ssn'inel, Ph 'nnie Young, Litth1eld.
Representatives. 10 the Grand Lodge we're
.lected as follows: john II Maroon,
Winthrop; Carrie +. Nelson. Watervills
Mrs. Ada y. Purinton. Litcb8eld. Alier-
mates. N II. Fosseit, Riverside Lncy Mar
ron, Winthrop; Mary Fossett, Riverside.
T. W. Lonely. Sidney, vss recommend, d
TO the Grand Lodge as DIS ric: Deputy.
| Appointment OF committees tnd other
routine work made up tn. busne" Of the
session and a. it closei all felt that 1t had
been pleasant as we'll as profitable.
| public meeting vas held io the eve
ming and Good Templar. Hall was crowded.
Stirring speeches were made BY A 8.
Bangs Of Augusta AMI several other MEM
Ders Of the order. The sxsctses were en-
lived by s'nsLg by = local qnsrte,te and
reciia,ions by Mrs Mary + a.ett. Mrs.
Lillian Hatch and Ms. Grace Hall
The next session will b" held With Oak
land Lodge, g rdiner on May ~
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BUSINESS OF THE STATE.

r o. Dunnine Of Weld, is mskiug nne
head~ay haulips bis poplar. He has quite
. quantity landed ard thinks he vi get
through before March. There 10 . large
quantity Of poplar cut in town and nearly
every farmer has small lot to handle,
varying from rs cords 10 1900.
Mr.. F A. Cushman of Sebois, on the
Canadian Pacific, has already sav,d
ever l50 eco feet Of spos bars for the mil
at wuliuantic, and expects to cut about
500 900 feet in the course Of the season
Mr.. Peters in Brovnville, also on the lire
of the Canadian Pac &c, in connecton With
his other work, will cut about 10000 fe.
of spool bars.
The new county buildings as Houlton
are practically fnished- They consist of q
jill and residence for the sheriff and bis
assistants. The Jail 10 three story brick
building containing all the modern improve
meots. The plane = these baiIdinss were
drawn BY Mr.. W. z. Mansur Of Bangor,
and the buIldinss are credit to his sk,ll
ssd jsdsnsss.
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MAINE PEOPLE

Prof. Rogers Of Colby University, will
.pend the vacation At Princeton, studying
electricity. Prof. Bailey will YORK IN the
United States Geological Survey at Wash
ins,on during vacation Prof. Mathews
viii teach Hellenesuc Greek at Newton
until the beginning of the spring term.
The q coud lecture in the Oro1o course
rss given by Prof. W. H Jordan Friday
ey. ming, at Town Hall. to . crowded house
ard. like the previous lecture. vas . pro-
oouncsd success. The suhjee, uas The
Art Of Living" ard it vas treated skill-
fully and inte stingly for over An hour
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Pensions Granted Maine P.opl.

Pensions have been granted to the fol-
lowing res dents of Maine; Original
George Colby, vlnalhaven; James II.
Keeeland. Searsport. Increase - Peter
Morgan. Bangor, Ethan E. Max~ell, Pitts
nrid, Abel FisSg. East DixdeId
Original invAlid-wetherbee VI Pease,
Buxton Centre; Henry c. Fsles. Caribou
wm K Kennard, Bar Harbor; Richard
H. McKenney. Phillips; Augustus Psriin,
East Winthrop; Geo. o Cox, kennebunk
John o. Souie, Pauen; Henry c. Collins,
Dexter; Thomas Daagess, Foxcroft; By.
ron v. Bryant, Bryanrs Pond; g.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Sixty-one studeats registered at the op2n-
ing of the pre.en, term of the Maine Medi-
cal School at Bow ioin College One 10
from Germany; one from Nova Scotia :;
one from Rhode Island; two from New
Brunswick; four from Massachusetts; five
from New Hamp.hi-e. and the remainder
from this State Thoss registering from
Augusta are l. J. Crocker, Jr., and Bert
Andrews.
The winter term Of Foxcroft Academy,
which has jus, closed, has been very sue
ce..tul one. There has been an a'tendan e
of As scholars. just about double the nnni-
Der which was predicted by some Of the
more .ansuine citizens OF this number.
one will finish fitting for college in the
.pring. while about dozen will do 80 in
the course of the coming year. The prin-
cipal, Mr. g. II. Libby, has proved him
self an efficient educator. and he is thor
ouqhly interested in his work.
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The strike of B ,hcmisn weaver. has
been settled, the manufacturer. conceding
to the dema ds OF the wntkmen
X ports from the q lbert group Of
islands say that the American schooner
Tutdon ~ns csp"zeh dunrg yale and
fnu"dered Her crew are on Eutarltari
10 and
The Enghsh government are about TO try
new sriillery yum bavi"R hough' the
patrnt of new machine invented by
Me"rs. Briggt and Seh~ed,r of the
American may
The steamer Celtic at q ieens'own re-
ports rwen'y mile. from q ,eenso~n she
sigh'ed The Brush steamer Persian Nom
arch from Lon Ion January II h via Port
land, for New York. before r.por ed re-
'urning with her propeller gone The Per-
ian Morach VIZ. il tow OF three tugs, and
VAS proces dug 10 q Ieens'osn
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A Presidential Summer House.

Representative John A. Anderson Of
Kansas has introduced in the House = bill
authorizing he purchase Of proper grounds
near or in the city Of Washington, d. c.,
and the erection thereon Of summer sesi-
dence for the use Of the President Of the
United States. 4 section Of the bill pro
vides for the acquisition. 10 lieu Of the
foregoing, Of an existing building and
grounds. and for putting them in readiness
for The President. The sum Of $3.50 coo
is Appropriated for carrying out the pur-
pose Of the act
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Liquor Raids at Providence.

Providence, Feb. ls,-Ssturday night
raids on unlicensed liquor sellers were
made, and the largest hass under
the present license law were made by the
police. Peter Cory, whose license va. re-
voked for Sunday selling about three week.
ago, had $500 stock seized. He kept a
restaurant at I3 Fulton street. Ruber,
Chf . market. 35 Dyer street. ard Calvin
Gray. restaurant, Westminster street, also
lost their stocks
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Il dications Of Mere Trouble at Mas hus
n r.

NAsHuA, N. H., Feb. 6-There va.
quiet Sunday smong the striking operative
and but little to add regarding the strike
There has been an evident change. from
.oTe cause, which indicates that the citi-
Zens committee rlll not bring about the
Anticipated desirsble cha 'ge and harmoni
Gus ending of the labor troubles. Conver-
sa'lon with the operatives fiuds them come
What dissatisfied with the position taken by
the company regarding the proposed arbi
ration. which may result dissssrously IL
the plan prepared. The mills will no,
start up tomorrow, on account of the diff
culties presented. The employees are as
determined in their demand for the rein
statement of their pay As on the day they
left work. Tonight the situation is uncer.
tain as to settlement,
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At the corouer's inqres. it may be relI to
state the remains were not expcssd 70 view
completely. And to Mrs Sa~teIle the pria,
cipal ohjsc's shprn we're the .tCcaing..
You can Imagire her feeling in that iit,'e
schoolroom in Lebaron, A.. conducted BY
Csp' White, she approached the table upor
vh ch The remains lay. AZ tff ugh hel
drawn black veil, her eyes met the shsstly
sight. she uttered , sr-am and fell f4iniins
in Capt. Whites arms.
DO you recognize the stockingss" asket
Coroner Carll-
II do she said. With q sob. The darn
ing on them vas done by bis mother, ant
tb. lsundry work is tha, OF the con ern VII,
did sueh work for Ne
The shirt but m with the blue thread ra
shown her by 0fheer Shields. vho vas
part of hsr csc srI that drove With her To th,
i.quest-
That button. !" shs said. "vss ssvsd Of
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ROCHESTER, Feb l6.-Lawyer Worcester
Of Ro hester has been retained as associai.
counsel by i.asc Sawteiie. A report va.
current last evening to the effect that the
attorney had thrown up the case and he
was asked about it tonight. lie said. You
can say that there is not the slight st truth
in that report have not minated such =
thing to any person | have been retains
as counsel for Sa~telle, but think he re
lies entirely on Mr. Gale. You are the
only person to whom have made this state
ment" When asked for his opini1n on
the case. Mr.. Worcester said he hal none
10 express, but subst quently he admitted
that the evidence was very strong sgains'
the prisoner.
Isaac's Character as Shown by a
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Bills Reported to tho House.

Among the measures fAvorably reported
TO the House today from committees were
the following; BY Mr.. Adams Of New
York, from the judiciary committee, the
international copyright bill; by Mr.. Hop
kins of Illinois. from the committee on
merchant marine and fisheries, the Ding
ley bill. exempting vessels from paymen,
OF State pllotage fees where they have a
United States pilot or licensed master.
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M A RKEr REPORTS.


tuesday, feb. II.
APrLEs -EYapp-a,~t, sa0c, dfi. o. o4s-
hEAS- Pes, MINI, q ~. y. l.. .: Is, Yello "
eyed 81 yks3 u
BCrgEK -oliJ, isa2oe ball, asse.
t.aEh-E eFVry zHa Gytne-tic, IlziZc.
tsss- s. DC H.
bKAtS S-to Il. Spc. sresl. 5)c; ban, oi 90 per
ewi c1tton ssd s"s{. o. per bag.
tAf -i]sF-r, 30 pDai3 ", pressed, E4ooaH %,
strfw "a %, -
HoSEY lux, Isarzc PER poun1.
iAaD II D1 ,s.sfIs. i1sIke, r.stsrn, tieYee, 7aee
MI FToS--71sc y--r JrYand.
% i1s 1.r 5lsi.
FDTsToEs-G Gs5sssS PER ugshel
EOgLTEE-tysl gUsEks, chickens, i4si6-
wort Ssfsbr ,.f 10 gSsAsh.d 9bc " shed.
40.
nipgs-Lighs 2ie per ID. heavy 50, sheep, zsa
o. o. veal st.B .gaf0..
NsNL- 6Ase p.r ID
AaEa'sA rs I Company who.esaIe Price Cur
r4Hf.
sPkIvc LsNR-saac
bEEy sides. ssa6sc per ID. hinf qBarters. 7ls
81, fore gsast-F-, tsaSs, rogns with III, ~
ipaap and faa-, lDi is, hort RIB eets, SC, raj Il.
bat, 1aG1.. tAs1e. eascks. ss>4Ac, sziSss. se
dssssed hoxs. sHsxs.
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The Msrrfmac Mills Strike.

LOWELL. Msss., Feb. l6.-There is lit
the practical change in the situation in the
strike of the Merrimac woolen mills
weavers at Dracut The trouble 10 not,
strictly speaking, a matter of wages, but
objections to working overtime nights any
longer for fear of suspension of work
later on. The agent says that the days
overtime vas necessary in order to get the
goods into the market early enough.
Either that or ten per cent reduction.
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PAnIs. Feb l6 Elections held In .
number of divsio . today for mrmbers of
Chamber OF Deputies. N-qaet and Morv,
tso Bonlansists elected bu qus,hed by the
Chamber last December asain head the
p'il Ia two divisions in the Seine depart
ment. no second ballot. are Necessary,
BoulanRi.s reelected in three div .s,ons st.
Denis. First District and sc aux
Th" latest corr.cteJ returns tonight show
that Mory is ei-cred.
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The 9aunders ASA ssstnattcn.

Gov. Fleming Of Florida and the attorney
general Of that Safe, uho are in the city
on Official business. called q the White
House today and had . confefesee With the
President One of the msuers discussed
vas the recers assassination Of Deputy Mar
shal Saunders s Quincy, and the governor
assured The President that the State aa-
thorities sould certainly assist in brinsir 6
the guilty persons to justice. The Presi-
dent suggested that they consult the At
tornsy general and they subseq qasrtly had
an interview With him II 10 not likels that
the su'hori,ies here will take any action in
this matter snil the report Of Marshal
Miseil 10 received. This document viii
psssibly arrive in Mondays mail.
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Liquor Raidiog and Burglars at Bid
defoId.

BDpEFoRp, Feb. l6 Two Biddeford
sheriffs rsided the club room in Hooper's
Block Saturday morning and confscated =
large qu4atity of liqnor. The clab was
run by sutscripnon. each member holding
Key
Burglars entered Burnhams bookstore
Friday night through the rear window.
Tue cash draw was rihed but no goods are
s.is,itV
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Bath Schooner Ashore off Narsett
Harbor, Mass.

ORLEANS, Mass. Feb. l6.-The four
me sted schooner Katie J Barrett of Bath,
# ap'ain NcLeoi, with a cargo Of ice, vent
ashore on a bar half mile north of Nsu-
set barbor, at O'Clock tbs morning. The
Barrett sailed from Boothnay. Name, vet
rrr1ay morning. and was bound for Phil
adelphis, Pa She was two years old ard
cost S45 900. Should the wind blow from
rho east, she will be a total loss. She was
owned il Bath and Boston.
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Bond. Purchased to March is.

The following is . s.ats ment Of United
States bOnds purchased from August s
1887. to and including February Is 1890
Amoun, purchssed-4 per cents, ell7 5is,.
700; 44s, SlS3. 1862 $50; total. $3.50. 6sI =
$50 Costs, $3.50 050. .6s7 So; AS. slt3.-
COS, 343 4l; total, s293 $50 1904. Cost
at mafurits-4s, e2o4 24e 592 so; AS,
$3.50 AIS l09 AS; total. 1854 .693 7Ol IS
Ssving-s5+ 1874 90+ 81; As, s6,s42, $780,
"a; total, SOL 037, ,27I0l.
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An Ice FAMINE at Chicago.

CHICAGO. Feb. l5.-An ice famine in
Chicago $, ems TO be inevitable ami there is
talk that resrly half of the United States
must me ct similar emergency. Seaboard
cities a. far north as Bos on are said TO be
without ice and Nil! have to import their
entire supply from naine rvers. 1t is
claimed that the artificial ice factories at
Nv Orleans and few other points have
too small capacity to make much clate-
rial difference in the general deficiency.
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SAN FRAScIsco. Feb. l6--A general
election was held on the different islands of
the Hawaiian group Feb 5. The returns
90 far indicate that the present party in
power vas defeated and ct least q mai jority
Of the national reform party elected. 10
general the native and Ia Dor element fav-
ored the latter party.
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Fire at Bangor

BANGOR, Feb. 10 Fire IN the dry house
the mill o. {. A Wsshburn Sa ur1sy
oight. did damage to the extent of about
$500 Owing TO the eIer,ious Of the FIRE
iepartmeat he FIRE was confined 10 the dry
room Ard 4 serious conhsgraIi0n was pre-
vented making the loss only nsrmal.
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one ENIOYl

Both the method and results wher
syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasal
and refreshing to the taste, and ac'
sently yet promptly on the Kidney,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eifectually, dispels colds, head
aches aud fevers and cures habituai
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
eeptable 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 it
TO all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
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 FjC SYRUP co.
SAN FRANCISCO. CA.
LOUISVILLE. sr '.t~ rosS. nv
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He Accomplished His Purpose

PoRrLAsp, Feb. Geo. F. MiIliken
of Stroudwater. who shot himself Friday
n, ght in the bead. died Saturds, afternoon.
He was formerly = mail carrier. He was
81 wears and leaves 10 family.
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Children Must Attend ParochiaI
achoola.

NEWARK, Feb. l6.-Mar. Doaue, lately
given the title of protonotary apostolic by
the Pope. notified the Pensioners of St
Patrick's cathedral todsy that they mus,
take their children from the public schools
and send then to the paroehlal schools on
penalty Of accommodation and denial of
ahaalntinn
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BALr,nonE Feb. ls-Mrs. Kilrain this
morning received Z telegram from Dallas,
Texas. stating that Jake Kilrain lad been
discharged from custody. he having been
held in connection With the killing Thur
dsy light Of Tom james Of that city. In .
spsrrins bout With Besenah Of the 4uldoon
Eilrsin Athlete Trospe.
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z NJ C. a. MeetipR at SANFORD.

SANFORD, Feb. l6.-The western dis
trict Y VI. C A. closed q successful two
days conference at the Baptist church this
evening E. A. Lawrence, State Secre
tsry. aud promi Ient workers present.
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Steamboat Captain Held Without
Bail for Examination.

NEW YORK. Feb. lG Captain Jeremiah
G. Gill, of tire steamboat City of New
York, of the Norxich line. vas arrested
today on complaint Of Mrs. Daley. whose
husband was drosned in bis coal barge of
the Battery Friday last by collision With
the steamer. Gill vas held without bail
for examination.
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Harmony.

There il still considerable sickness In
torn, mostly colds and iasusnzl-Tbe
grange is tslking up the feasibility and
necessity Of corporation. especially in buy
ing groceries for home consumption The
schaol at the village closed last week,
having been taught by Miss Florence Bart
let. cultur-i sni experienced teacher
The weather has been une1csptionsily ane
and sprinz ike and the trav.iina sxe-llen,
The vido. Of the 'aie Dalton Brown died
quite suddenly last week.
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A Me xican War Veteran Dead

BANGOR, Feb. l6.-Captain Alphsus
r. Palmer, aged Gs yesrs, the only sur
vlving officer in Ma inc of the Mexican war
lied in Bangor. Sstur sy morning He
Was for years in the regular army and vas
An Intimate friend Of President F. anklin
Pierce and Of Jefferson DAVIS.
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Bonds Offered.

Today's bond offers were e79s, 900 as
follows: X gistered 4s, $500. 600, tlOO. 900
$40, 900 and S26s. 900 at l24. All the A
per cents we're offers were accepted.
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The 0aco Pubic Building,

Among the bills introduced in the House
Saturday was one apprs priating els 5000
for public buildiIg at Ssco. Me.
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MAINE DISPATCHES.
Funeia Services OF tho Late Phineas
Morrill,.

WINTHROP, Feb. l6 The obse9uies OF
Phl-eas Morrill, of kesdield, Saturday
we're attended by large concourse of re-
htives and friends. Mr.. Morrill, was one
Of the old citizens Of the town. uell-kno~n
and highly respected, aud had . long q d
saccessful business career, in which he
anisssed wealth. He vas q member Of OF e
Of the most prominent families, being =
cousin of the late ex Governor and R-pre-
tentative Ans0n p. and of Ex-Governor and
Senator Lot NJ Morrill,.
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No More Foot Races at Brunswick

BRuSswICK Feb l6 The three hours
go-asy please Saturday night w1s won
by Esgan Of lie siston, with rs miles laps.
George Colson, Brunswick, vas second,
with ~ miles is laps. Greer of Bath and
Al Johnson of Brunswick divided third
money. Greer had three laps more to his
credit than Johnson, but the referees de-
cided thu scorer cheated. Eagsn beat the
best previous record by one mile and nine
laps The officers will probably not allow
any more races for the present
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AVERY ysI,ARlE ns~rnv

sefsf. - - T" LIZ mr. EOt.
" hii- sasefing recently from a severe eod 70
sairiaz 10 great paia Ia tie nz. ifh ali H. ,vn,
tofns Of eonSsstion. a friend r.eomra.nd,d
Bro Eu'- Instant Relief sinyge dose 70 l,ysr
.hs ssat" pai a"d continuing It. ss~ for q .fsrf
time he cold as'refea s,th a pyere roagh -.
fnpsffsfy D osrn Up" NsEs since s.-d IL in
my family for Ole si,a Ia. ant Dea.arlal r.
s'ts, e"n'ider "BfSsr's instant h.R-s'' a
very shsabi. remedy. ) " Mathew.
AsSssta, Maine Com q, ARR .
isnidN sfotsoIu
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A1oO.O 900 Fire at rerre Haute,

TERRE HAUrE Ind. Feb 18th. Ter e
Haure n Hog C1np.lies 4 ft1rilx m
burned last ni.hf, causing a loss Of 500,
90, insurance. so 900.
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las Luce. National Military Home: Albert
b. Wooster. yinalhaven. Increase-Fer-
ando NJ Thomas, Apdovef; Ephraim Z.
Severance, Milo.
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II May Deveiope Into a Murder Trial.
BippEFoRp, Feb. l6.-South Berwick
parties have been here holding . secret
consultation With County Attorney Bu-
bark From one Of the parties 1t is learned
that the coroner's investigation Of the re-
cent deajh of a French woman in South
Berwick is likely TO bring about another
MURDER trial at the May term of the Su
preme Court for York county.
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The Northern Gale onla Fair Auocis-
ton va- orgsnz q in Vermont S,,n,tsy,
AID sill hold fzrs in Caledonia. Essex and
Orleans counties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-17
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-02-17
RR.cHT'S DISEASE.

COZ rIBHErT'S Of Dover. y u whose tes'i-
mon, in hi. nwu case OF rt nsF kshle erre dis
sa.sd kidney. sud eia der b the use HSN
REwEpS. has +lr, sdy been pn'ish'u. s,
a. th.t he ras n ard of rema kshie cure oF
mar. RtMt.bY, ofsc Sc BFight,s Is
cast ia Dover. sftcr the patti ut had o.e' peo'
rauncei incu stle hy eel. hr9icd phy-ieianas
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my iu a eSse Of Dropsy, which ! haa pee
treating light Years ard DO n5t o. siiaie 20 -.
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hay, sy used In lsrup-y and Kidney pi.' A,es
these sra the ',stu ny Of psiient snd pht"'
,isn po not be foolish. bat obtain a. once
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