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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12


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-a f., - tifrtsf fI41rs ata ,sufsil.
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u.tll l.s mtel,ll r0sto44tlaa. Eus unlp.
tflr at Il- faflt.s IAalfr. CUalos b.
lta. l9.0t1 Llt.ae nl "a tlttlirfet s.
tas Lelcs sua devoted hu3 Wuo rC-
llt & to staul Vltn sword N hand
f.r tae l.r "a sruaft Naere aii fhn
dlHer t cans Itl rtn be ~ elfa.rty
traced pa. fsr Uuv he4 4~.nnrs ~
ae casa fa4.oF fae D.t MA
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h.a oi G.ttts.airg. srfp heNoIH
|la.Ia ii Lsal. Ilsg arIo.s lst lliie
rglr 1.a.rl. is af. s..ler l.ie,tc cty ut
+ ia-ttrt4. laAtuv valley dominated
be- usu. .llll.c4ti.l juu E.aa alI Dun
frs ID ,t-t uH.t.lf ra.. sfsII h.. Z ..tit.i tha
outlines end wtlt- nI st1pand1u- nre-
. a~tat.c iults. you wln nnt TIE most
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Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

aaaeh alter iittls ecpss seraflen -
49, are ~hs kuaVs aty tnieg ag chess.
leess srs aa- eeis4 s. t..sis
er3er ltess hius s. 2aesa hlags
Reek s. Qarens Resk &. nisAeP. a
Kins's Auisht &. sssesfl's KalS Shs :. fhe
fzsn receives tae nsefe : v.Aen he aas
ta sfsst a eertgrs. HHd enis exo~ptiep-
slly waea tss fsxus esu cagtaFe tAs
sans- fnsn. he fs~s = espiarlae Nsra
fh. fighi a. size baari fier AIS e~n
slds - designated - tie agSrs b A.
of taoss t. gFss Ars aeesr rlias , placed
hrst
'sa gae GeFsa notation tie letteFs
sfo4a A ~ n ere ased - sisns fer sas
veftiesl h.ss commencing with ihe one
sn Mhits's g II saears Up 70 blEck
q z. square fhese letters iu this - e.
i4lu are merely changed into hSarrs
tfon 1 g. = ous iAey place then ssaon
Aea used for tele gFaphiug Tie third
aas then ths same sigaihealloa a. la
lie German notation. namely the
uuulhrr Of TIE rev. Aus boey nav
easily translate = move frou those
figures without the help of code.
'Eor ~xainp's. 1913 signifies k-d5 ac-
eorling 10 the German notation. or ae-
corling 20 she Euglish, French. spsa-
ish ana Italian notatious that eith,r
Kine moves 20 the 5th q lesns sous re.
counting from Mhite's side. or -
means Whites Pasn moves SO %. tAe
the fact that only iwo hgDrss are used.
shoA ing that = Pawn moves without
capturing Again. sa5 would be the
expression for White's KEiP. e.pturips <
man az Ef5. Ia case such "a nsp
conld be captured by ellaef = KIP of
KKtP. fhen the last-aAnel hgnrss
would signify that tAs ZIP captures,
whereas, ln the other case the figures
a65 would have q ie used. With ths
different signs for kR and or. etc all
antiquities are avoided IA that re-
spect. aud srpNrnte fgur- isrequired
Tor each OF tie Two Bishops. "a they 10
rot alter the color Of their squares
moving, and the initinl ngure, IN
conjunction with the number ~ iiles
.nd rows, sufficient Indication for the
movements of other men, without the
possibility of conflict. Castling on
he Kings side Is Designated BY
he figure 20 which means two
toughrs O-ol rs in the German
rotation. Ia a similar manner cast
ings Queens side Is descrl bed
ay the number - lo-0-C). Likewise.
- the o is not often applied under that
.ystem, I ased ! > for White loses aad -
sor Black loses Ia the sane WY 10
means White loses through exceeding
he time limit and SO Back loses ow-
.ng to such cause; 100 for White re-
signs aud 900 for back resigns. Other
signs may bs easily iarned with the
h5lp of noughis The capturing en
passant needs no special sign under
this method, rs may be easily per-
ceived.
That" said Mr.. s.einitz. "seem.
complicated, but IL IS not so much a.
IL sounds At any rate il eannot Do
expressed noh more clearly now, rs
for the notifications that might be-
made in this system. which. a. I have
said before. "a Meiger's. 1 would sng-
gest that perhaps IL might be well tc
number the pieces from lea 10 right,
this giving Whites g T. the figure one.
Now it may De raid that the stem has
already been applied @nd has proved
successful.
"As l have said before. the fact
that ~ is cheap IS much IL It's fsyoE."
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

In the chess world the inel are we'll
known. Steinitz has been the hero Of
many a contest He i 81 we'll known
20 was the gifted Morphy in his dav.
Tschigorin has played many matches in
Europe. AID hs is we'll known in this
country, where he has visited often.
The great army Of chess players is
looking forward TO the match wish un-
usual interest. for not every day IS .
game played by caLls.
Indeed. - proposition of tAis kind
would have astonish-d Morphy, and
even now it must De admitted TO be
novelty.
There is q gcod deel of rivalry be
tween the men. and although iney have
met before ihey are anxioas Ia meet
again aad settle the vexed question OF
superiority They differ much IN their
style of llsyinr, Ste.nitz clinging to
what he ca. Is modern e,ho Is. lie l.
not believer in the methods uf Morphy
and OF other p ayers % the past period.
Tschigorin q. f'ers from him Ia many
respects. bu, both are admitted : great
players aud tho millions of men and
women who play chess viii watch will
interest very move that is made
1t is ihe frst time that the ocean
cable has Leea used TO the same extent
that it will be in the coming match
There was, some years ago, tourna-
rnent played by telegraph By players IN
London and players in Vienna, and
Steinitz. who il to fgure in the coming
match, was one Of tine contestants
Quite long drawn out affair 1t was,
too. Then there was more famous
contest, in which the players were even
more widely separated than they will
be in the affair soon to come of, for
while one party played in 81. Peters
burg, the other played in remote part
Of Eastern Siberia However, iA neither
match, was the cablo used as it is TO DO
by Stein:tz and higorin
4 good many persons viii wonder
how chess can be played by cable aud
this is not strange Under any circam-
stances chess IS not the easiest game TO
play To play IL by cable i, even more
difficult rs a matter of course. and -
cable backwards and forwards al about
the various moves would be o very ex-
pensiye business. Therefore tho che IS
players who wish to use tho wires in
their contests have had 10 follow the
example Of business men. and avoid
much exuense by adopting cipher
code that viii ALLOW single figure TO
tell great deal more than figure
usually do. Stciaitz aa1 Professor l.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

Years OF experien selling taught what
keep By placing orders with the manu-
direct slvs al improvements
shape, oooTs and cdc Of We Just received
fall importation and prepared match the nsory o.
shades Dress oT trimmings
We call special s-1Sook Glsce Real kid -
We oser this glove with the that the best
offered the price. cry pair warranted. The
price should prompt invcate alton once.
new inc OF Nice Caster Gloves FOR street wear o. driving
We bsvs received iul q Suede hoasa1c-
KID Gloves ~ co'os black and evening in in .
a. 10 20 snd so button icn ,hs SPRING 8 COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
EaN5sTrs l. RosE.
a Eorniaisecace FROM LILLE Deyerou=
islaAc.
- -. .,landence I

special Corr-sp spondrncel
NV YoaK. Oct @. Probably thomc7t
fory orctor thar the early days of the
wcman's s1grage couse pro o3ucei. tao
Patrick Henry of the movement. was
Enestine L. Rose. she was horn in
1919. and her active years were over be
fore I entered the movement, but from
those who knew her in her prime l have
heard much Of TIE ronantic story Of her
L. Her early home WIS ~ Pyeterl-ow.
Poland Sac was the daughter Of jew
ish rabbi. 81 strict in his ascetici7m that
he prac-iced lony fas's p the injury OF
his health and temper. The earnest
chil1. seeing her fathers wasted looks,
once asked him way he inflicted uPol
himself such austerities. His reply to
please God" startled her Questioning
thoughts, and some time later she re-
nouncel the faith OF her forefathers, 10
the distress OF her family and the horror
OF her frlendA
Her home was no longer happy, and
after a dispute about the settlement Of
her mothers estate, IL which. though
she WAS then only girl OF l6 @hs plead
her own cause in court and gained her
suit. she took the small property 70 whicA
she felt herself entitled aad travelled
through Europe In ENGLAND she met
the ear,y anti-slavsey leaders and gave
herself hea.t aa1 soul TO the cause Of
human freedom IN al its asps, :. While
there sae married William =. Rose and
came with him so this country.
Eer Crt public appearance hero ex-
cited at iAe time great comment At a
mass meeting in the old broadway tab
ernacle. held 70 discuss the question of
free schools. ore Of tho speakers via
ted from his theme 10 denoauce what he
csllaI '.iufijeis~ Ms. Rose stood up IA
t-r place in Tire frcat Il the gallery and
cslbd him 90 or0er. 4 Wild scene &c
c-ci.esaeut followed Tnere were cries
80 Throw h-r down. Dr. her o,.tr
and 81 on. ID. s.ie stood her ground her
clear. sweet voice rising above the tn
inult. ar Impressive pers0aality CO.'S.
uanGing rcsucet Ia q few laaweuts
silence tel, on the croz ]. and her el1-
quegt rrosest against such sn Gttse,s
vas i.sitntd r. win respect and 81 hr
close ai2.su3ed.
-4e wa' iaen only - yeer7 ola. tall
a-j dig Gcl III figure. with keen dark
ete curling black aar snl g brilliant
c.mpiesian Speaking IF her as she was
m n-r Ellus The Boston Irv gator
saNs o7a was an excellent lecturer,
liberal. eloquent. witty au1 wc must
adt aec'ar ty han4soma = .ths h-a
that ai were pras'us. fo 10 ta.s
period sae i* ane ieaa.ng ora. .nr -
fre anl-s.steFy ce9a aut ld.ef O.. 'a
woman snif citation. never neaii
Ht eie ''i 'ane tai -le Hts t1a an
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

LfDIKS I-NJDERIF-kI -kIR-SpECL4L
th- efforts Of resident buyer New York
bargains Ladies Underwear Which
will place sale this week prices below market value
Ladies Scarlet Vests xrs soc per
do LADIES' Jersey Ribbed Meno
7sc White Pants
4ic per garment usual price sec. SPRING COMPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

.Hfsiff @tt rf4 81 I'D ~
A ani.. ana e2eltlas sa-as 81 gaess
- is ls ss4 - b played
Iaofaa ehala piass eill en & tss 81
the antssf. has thsY MI aos fafe aecA
otaer asi- nsaai ees ths Ansriesu
eAarapien M5'.ii4a stslnits. viii sit
in tae reoas of tae New York Caess
CUB. sai fhe etarr. tas teI4eus Raesian
Iseklvarlo, siA sit In sav cafe So.
Peters lure, ia ias capital 0f tas NzAr's
Gonialon
la snore respects tAau ore ID wlll - :
novel mat,a ln roae1 figures nat.
ter ~ 5ota m.les via separate tht
piavers. .ad ia tae cost Wlll far "a
coed any retel ever p.aTeL Jnst hos
alueA eley aill be eE9-aiet ls not
kuown NOW. bnt u pil b-a liT snm,
for one etauot hasa Vos- --ls- tbs
ssa toF tul.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12
,J0ppIAG ~ If/IIT

Our Mail is sysor1s Cd that shopping
done taken 70 h
ptaess every detail oppressed
formed vih esst sn5 intelligent rapidly inIress
trade ~ t7 hfanc1 of business prompted o 70 Ete
IBIS dssr7et greater Samples q GOODS 'hea
pafo an5 inforrnstion gwen where samples
3s scat We invite corespondcucc with al WIN -
sh 80 trade sod tas sdvsusgs Of sssonenf - -
Department representing every article keni sn progressive Dry
Gooas estsslsaraent SPRING COMPANY.
ar'ieles ttsndsra and resabs quality willie
offered eseh department during wssk s7sos press
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12


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tttft-ale e.aa 81 etu.
.e.n Hs tfM u1 ts
-oHie eAatat etasfIfff.l-. ll.ll.aa -
.41eal flaa lar al 4 lta e.4-
su rf uEaE a sarr,.. ..tesE So sfu
ltsl- t.1-e ir.u in4ll 4s.l t-N1
Gu seflnt auf nrrs. F- ls.4 sU
nEEe a N-anE l.erafaEe
lf fls terl. fia laf..t ~ tn7 e -H-
Isul, HsFr Aot niaa-.l- Ga Flu troul
t.e purity ai t3HrHr. t4e att 1885, 81
.tIeH tJ stranger. au4s lts pea pif. "a
reTtAu lue -rAa ol 1.galu tHst ls
nes Dl.I-fltH -. .lEt elal uestr
-sf.-ll.-. gtt tHt. ,-lt.s < rl-
lou Illt u he.a.. fl l.
tae eoll.al.l1ls a4alfv ut a.ert
s.aa .ft. tsf laa.d .i0r ueiu ffllHe
eluDl.- n u .1rr ulla tle r.as.aaus III
IT, l.-.ory. llie usa4If 40. lur e.lv iiseli.
la4 lne autal .i..g1I .1t.ra-f al4 so.l.c
Ilt 9l ~ Is eut ien af Naar
rtlcy etn trfFtl "a loa. Nty .el,k K .u.ge
at alci.ul Inverness. lat Is N.4s tla
ol gual u .rui- Ut .l the pet-.
Columbia. >e1fluIs great apostle.
cauIe ulf- iii the ~.Aa cslt1fr
atsd ecateltea Budeus. Ala1 ol .ur
rlols- NlAau tle I..ol -lau..t. e lD.r
charters. aai the-e brave o., doca-
WtnIs are stN authority for cnc Ircl-
dom Ol tne CITY. Indeed, uutI the l-
vas'on OF scotland bv IlNard l.. ll-
veruess was unGoubted'v the scat. Or
frequent resort. OF all Se1tfish klu2s,
WbJse presence was REQUIRED in pro-
teosing the ancient ctpltul from tue in-
curs.ons OF the Dsu-- and Northern Vi
kings. or tn uutlang Ihe Insurrecfluus
OF rebrHiOus uogluein chiefs. Muc-
I beth, OF caakspear-au fame, the msOr-
mer or "ereAt man OF kOss, became
! also that 0t Moray. luc,ud.ng Iurer-
ness. by marriage. a8i - ts rnce master
I OF the original castle O.. Inverness On
T .lhe Crown" &c the mouth &C tae
Ness. WINCH pl.ce IS regarded 10y
some AUTHORITIES a. tLe sccnc O.
. king D.u-su's muuirr Iaen -
.atei castle. where tIr suira buildings
now staua on tue crown al % pvlur.
+ r.que ml la thc Hent oi tne Nv.
+ was aftsll.ar.l in the l4i.Usof Nac,lult.
I also aecana taa uI.s,u of SIR john
+ LOsat. Iu l3g5lt was seized tor Edward
+ /. lis capl rc IS friends o. EObtIt
I Bruce thtu q pernlt.s fugitive N the
I Western Isles, promp.e4 ta1J valantad-
I veulurer o. tue course Of eute. prise
winch u.s iT gave Ain t-e illone, and
- o,ianl 81 Loe.e ltue ~ pttflo. h4n q.
James T., "Aea lu ne -'Jl tA, til ii-f, 10
c4,ilBtie ii- tlLoulent cnhIS, n|ld
/ uaF. aintn "ltnie DO. Forty FeHfs Later
-s''n.es lil. 0tcupird IL. ll loo queen
regent Mary oi ,'dise was t're % sum-
mon coutts And puni.h II ghiatd rob-
htr- then termed "caterlus and 81 ven
wears later. when queen, Mary W1S
driven from the castle gate aud was
c"upehtd 10 lodge lh cONlIottsnie
matched hahitdtion OK the time, some
ot whose walls still stand iowa there 10y
the -ltc OF tnc old bridge Just ~ the
Aarbor-edSe are the remains oi q tre-
meudous fort built b. cromwell,
among others, - "vcr-.t"e the North.
And WAS irDm mere that, al
ter that most brilliant series of accom-
I plt~nmeut, ID tne t'ce ot houeieSs
( prnuty known To tAe anna oi biitlsn
warfare. tilc trokcu rtmpant<ol fIiuce
tutr'es E1Nard. little Amy went
/ forth on tntt fatal i6th OF April, 1910,
+ TO ;heir slaughter Icy the Duke ot
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-12

T. s/tf->Df fIf-1-A IjN-1st -fN+o-
IaH.sdia.ey the oona5-atoa garment ladies
sh-y have their cos complete The hquestf.
Drawers, wAca ma5e She place oi Unoerslrts thee
redo tie weight # thc undercOthns aaa iasurias
wara.ta an Increased circulation.
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MAINTAINING NOTES.

The annual meeting of the North
Knox Agricultural and HORTICULTURAL
Society will be held Wednesday, Dec
Il. at the Town House, Union. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon.
Rumford Creamery has more orders
for butter than it can fill. Mr. Burgess.
the butter maker, makes fine grade,
AN Dudley, Castle Hill, raised Cos
bushels potatoes on his prize acre. II is
said that he will receive $3.50 in prizes
for it, besides the potatoes. quite
profitable acre.
From 500 to 1900 sheep bound fol-
Burnham pass through Bangor every
week and are unloaded ut that station
and fed The most of them are handled
byI c. Libby ana sold n the Brighton
market The handling Of them at Burn
ham makes quite an amount OF business
there.
a gentleman writing from beunysyillt
SAYS: "a farmer from Robbinston tolc
me that he had sold 100 barrels of apple'
this fall. about 1000 heads of cabbage'
and had put down 1000 for winter use
had iu-t flushed housing 500 bbls tur
nips raised on the farm. had 30 hogs, one
of which he thought would weigh. wher
dressed, 500 pounds. This farmer also
said thst the b, others Shattuek at Rec
Beach, adjoining Robhinston, had gath
cred on their bugs this fall. 1900 bushels
of cranberries. .hnoiher said that ;
Charlotte farmer had raised and gather-c
700 or 500 bushels. Aaron Hayden o.
Rnbbinston said the other day, that hi.
folks at hone were that day killing and
preparing for market 1870 chickens, and
that he had sold of mis- r,ising about ltoO
the past season, and had 100 rullets tt
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diseases Of the blood.
Ayers 5arsaparilia has won It's repu-
tation by years Of valuable service 20 the
community II IL sAs 5est.7 Z. ). Lang,
Druggist az Merrimaek ST., Lowell, Mass.
DR.. W. p. Wright, Paw Paw Ford. Tenn,
says: :" In my practice. invariably pre-
scribe Ayers Sarsapariila for chronic dis
eases Of the blood"
DR.. L. X. Boyle. Third and oxford sts,
Philadelphia. Pa, writes IS For two years
! have prescribed Ayers sarsaparilla In
numerous instances. and | find ir highly
efae1csons In the treatment Of ali disorders
OF the blood"
l. ~ Robinson, Pharmacist, Sabina. O.,
eertines; Ayers sarsapariIia has always
teen great seller. Ny customers think
there Is no blood-purifer equal 10 t."
"for many years l was afflicted with
ssfofuious running sores, which, at last be-
came so bad the doctors advised amputating
one OF my legs to save my life. | began
taking Ayers saIsaparilla ard soon saw an
Improvement. After using about two dozen
bottles the sores we're healed. continue to
take few bottles of this medicine each
year, for my blood, and am no longer trou-
Died with sores. | have tried other reputed
blood-pnriners, but none does so much good
as Ayers sarsaparilla. ID. A. Robinson.
Neal. Kansas.
enk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15
FOR HOME DYaIna

A Gage street dog was shos Saturday
that showed symptoms Of hydrophapia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-12-15

Mr.. Chss. Stackpole OF Gardiner was in
the city Saturday.
Hon. John l.. Cutler OF Bangor was in
the city Saturday.
Mss T. T. Hatch was suddenly called
home to attend the funeral of friend.
J. Clair Minot of the Cony High School
will spend the holiday vacation at his home
in Belgrade
Miss Blanche S. Minot of Belgrade 10
srendng few days with her friend Miss
Flora Warl.
Miss Emma Harvard OF East Bowdoin
ham 10 the guest OF Mrs. J. s Hendee on
State street
Mr.. f. c. Plummer Of the Bath Daily
Times and wife passed the Sabbath with
friends in this city.
oscar IIol~ay Esq. and wife returned
SATURDAY evening from Boston, where the
had spent the week.
Mr.. David Tibbetts of quincy, plumss
County. Cal, formerly Of this ~. is visit
ing his old friends in the city.
Mr.. Percy Foss, freight clerk at the
Maine Central station. spent Sunday at
bis old home 10 Abbot Village.
Mrs. J F. Hoppin Of Gray has been
visiting her daughter IN this city. Mrs
Hoppin leaves Maine for Lacrosse, Wis ,
In few days.
Mr.. W. J. Tuck arrived home from Bos-
ton Saturday night. He has been in
Boston since the Kenrebec went into winter
quarters. and now returns to Augusta for
the winter
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SUPERIOR COURT.
December Term. Hon. o. q. Hall Pre-
siding.

W, s. CHoArE. Clerk.
l.. T. CARLETON, County Attorney.
G. 7. STEVENS Sheriff
F. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
SATURDAY., Dec. 18th
State vs. Libby. 10 this case the Jury
disagreed.
State vs. Charles Simpson L. T. Garlic
ton for State, W. T. IIanes for respond
emit. Iudictment for maintaining liquor
nuisance in Watervilie. This case was
ogened to the jury ard the government
proceeded With It's 70 timony. but It tran'-
plring that it's principal witnesses had dis
appear, d, the case was continued to the
April term
State vs. Harriet L. Aldrich Indictmer t
for maintaining common nuisance in
Chelsea The government alleges that the
respondent used her dwelling house for the
Illegal sale of in'oxicsrng liquors and as a
resort tor lewdness Verdict guilty upon
both counts Sentenced to fine of $50
or six months in jail. To An indictment for
ings common seller the respondent re-
traced her plea of guilty and pleaded nolo
contendere. Sentenced to fine OF 800,
20 stand committed until paid.
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FUNERAL SERVICES



/ ieseA' " me is-e James q. naskeu.
which occurred Sunday afternoon. we're
unusually impressive sAd the large stten-
dance Of friends and members of the vsri-
Gus frafernal orders Of which be vas N
hcnored member ssssieed to the popularity.
respect ard esteem in which this young man
vas hsld-
Soon sf1r the fouf OF noon the members
81 tne H. .. staples Camp, fons OF Veter-
sls, hing DIVISION, Uniforwkank, kaishs
VI Fytnns' ana Cashncc Trioe, lncepen-
osa' ofdsf OF Eed Men, assembled II theif
sesefai places Of meeting and formed on
"asef street. near Bridge street, from
.neace 'ney marched 70 the Methodist
cnofch 10 sne Following order
Platoon Of Police.
'sshef h4sa.
Henry {, sssps. cam, soa. q, ys,e,,n. ca,
y l. Fairfield. rsenfyhse Men,
N'"s ~. Il IT, n T nhasn', ?, yhiss
calantiae Lodge, Knish,s Of Py,bia,. chaaceilo,
axg~s Sa,..-
cashrse Tribe, Independent order Of Red Men
nishiae~a )" "a. hrid' fH'y hsn'
TIE church wa crowded to its utmost
capacity, many sympathizing friends being
unable TO secure admistance.
The noral offerings we're very beautiful
and numerous. Among them we're: a
shield BY Cslanthe Lodge, Knights Of Py-
thias; double triangle BY King Division
uniform Rank. X. of p; sheaf Of wheat
and white dove, also basket OF flowers
from Cushnoc Tribe, L. q. X. NJ. . cross
from Mrs. +. 5. Severance. an anchor
from twenty of the deceased young gentle
men friends, and other floral tributes, both
besutifui and appropriate.
While the funeral was under the auspices
Of the several societies present, the services
at the church were conducted BY the Rev.
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sprtial ADVERTISEMENTS,

Small advertisements. net exceeding fouf line
coming under the head Of NANrxp, foH HALn
To LET, LoSy, As.. will be Inserted two umes fcf
Is octts, three timea for 50 eonts and one week FOL
:, ocpts. aavsnce payment.
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SAD AND Fatal Accrpmr
Rssuit1sg Ia ths Dssih Of 0sosee r
Thompson, . HsIIoweiI Druggist.

VERY sad news resehed this city from
Hsiiovell, es5iy Saturday morning Of DE
dessh Of George p. Thor pson, son Of
Isaac ,. THOMPSON Of this city. The death
occasrsd IN Halio.eii, II the drug ,ters Of
The deceased, about 2s.so A. NJ, Saturday.
4 ifstls past seven O'Clock the previous
evening. Mr.. Thompson cane in Win some
bundles that be intended to bring home
to his fsther's IN ttis city, s1d telling the
clerk to wake him in time to take the 90
electric car to Auzusts, vent into the phi
vs:e room in the rear Of the store ard soor
fell asleep. About half pact eight bis
clerk ven. 10 wake hin but vas IN
unable to do 20. Dn Sutang and EveIeth
Of Hailovsll and DR.. Geo. n. Brickett Of
this city we're sum nonei bat no medical
tfestment could bring Mr.. Thompson to
consciousness. his death occurring about
six hours after he was Afss found uncon-
scious. He had not been we'll for nearly
. week And suffered much from "a uraIsic
RsAns IA thh htss buu ~ 1OUDt&tft was 10 re-
lisve this psIn this. he took some drug,
probably chleral, and BY accident got N
over dose. Friday afternoon be- was In
Augusta on business and in talking with an
acquaintance. said he had been feeling
poorly eli the afternoon and was then saf-
ferins severe pains in bis head, aiding that
he must take something to stop that
paiu. Mr.. Thompson learned the drug
business in Augusta, and for . time vas
In the drug department of the National
Soldiers Home. leaving there about two
years ago to take charge the Halves drug
store, in Hallowell. which be purchased
He was but twerty Eve years Of age and
had bright promises OF future success
His generosity and obiising manners had
won very many friends, whose ympsthies
are With the bereaved parents in the loss
Of an only and dearly beloved son. The
funeral will take place Tuesday.