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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04
indian Appropriation Bill.

The conference On the Iadian appro.
p'is.ion bill reached an agreement on that
bill, the House accepting the Senate
amendment appropeiating S2,93l 400 for
payment to the ChoctaT snd Chickasaw
Indians for land occupied by Cheyennes
ans Arsphoes in Indi.n Territory, COM
promising on 100000 as the amount
which shall be paid to frierdly Sioux for
prperty destroyed in the late Iadan war.
The President this afternoon approved
the act smebdiog laws in regard to imni-
grafton of alians; &C. granting pension TO
the ~idor of Fear Admiral Porter; act to
provide for ocesn mail service between the
United States and foreign ports, and to
promote commerce; act granting pension to
widow of Major Gen. Judson fitzpatrick.
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Take Advantage CT This.

We do no. rs a rule praise one physician
above smother. but since the famous Dr
Greene OF 81 Temple Place, Boston, Mass.
30 well known through his wonderful dis
covery, DR.. Greene's Nervura, and who il
the most successful specialist Ia the cure OF
nervous and chronic diseases, announce
that he will give free consultation and al
vice TO all thoes who wrise him about theil
cases, it shopld be made known in orde
that the thoussods of sufferers from the &c
ior & standing diseases may take advantage
Of the free consultation.
Write HIM abou. your case in full, all on
sufferers, or tend for bis symptom b'sns
10 I'll out, and he uiil retnrn 4 carefully
consiieiei answer. fully explaining your
disease and giving you e perfect under.
s'ausicg Of all its symptoms, free Of all OK.
pense. His experience is 90 vast. hi.
practice 90 enormous, AID bis vegetable
remedies Of 50 marvellous q curative
power, that you can certainly be cured.
tGvltfolYm
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4if0.


OF Falmouth
Eas. Desring-Fe9. -, Mary 81. Gorham, aged
SO years M IN rs.
Turner's Island-Feb. n, Hayden T.. Barrett
aged Sd years, 3 months.
CuInb, n ADD Ccnfre-Feb. 81 Mrs. Mary
widow Of Daniel L Alisn and daughter Of inc late
Rev. Isaac WestOa.
kFSSEBEC.
Aagmsta-Mareh 2, Mr.. j. Harding Morse
iofm.iiy OF MI. vernon. aged s. years. Funerai
at l. III. today nj the residence Of Mr. Simmons
u Melville street.
KNoN.
Eock snd-Feb, 10, Annah Euptstabje wife nf
cart. An.on Butler. aged "A years, 3 months
soutn Ihonsston-teb. IL, Robert Snow, aged
~ year,, month.
SarIen-teb. Q, Robert Speay agsa "a vaa,. q
months.
NeFport-Feb. IS, Mr.. Richard Stuart. aged IS
Pangor-NNch ist, Bridget, wife of Martin
Lynssey. aged 81 years
LINN, Mass Feb, 2sth. Hnakln b. Coison,
formerly of Bangor. aged IS years.
soMEEsrr
North Anson-Feb. g, Mr.. Bordoa Casweu
WASHINGTON
Charlotte-Feb. 10, Joseph W. Chandler, 20
sears. ~
East Machiss, Feb. Z. infant daughter of VIM.
II and Mary T.. Mayhem
Hoston-Feo II, Lucy NJ. wife Of Capt. Geo.
port, 81 Jesrs.
8 months 'N-
norril-Fes. q. Jonas Woodbury., aged 90
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wane Ocs IGiIiion on Account 81 Cur
reuder CT Ba,rurdia.

WASHINGTON. March S.-Transito Hur-
tarte, widow OF General J. Martin Barrun-
dia, in her own name. Is representative OF
her six nisor daughters. and Rausn
Beugoechsa. ss representative Of his wife.
Teresa BsYrurdia De Beugoeehes, have
filsd with tie sec-etsIy Of siate = clSim
against the Uaina States for 81 900 600
for asvirg surrendered Gen. Bsrrundis 20
the GuaiemAlan uthoti,iss, at whose hands
he lest his life 81
The cisim, -he petitioners say, was bssed
on tie extlieit and prrciss jec's,stions of
the President of the United States In his
last Hnnpsl message To Congress thsi
Minister Miz ,er. 10 issuirg the order for
the surrender Of Barrundia. exceeded the
bounds of his authority and acted In viola
ton of preceden,s established in similar
cases. for which reason the United States
government disavowed his act and recalled
him
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no pcprlar demand, si.s nsthi1s bat the
kssty acsioa Of = small bar meeting.
Nj. Euaene Whisehouse favored the
sboliShEisns af the court.
Senator Spear said ss did Eos think the
motive thst prompted the scticn Of the
Keunebec bar otherwise than the good OF
the peorle and he court. Is was net TIE
purpose Of tas movement {, deprive
Wssersiiie Of i,s court Judge Hhitehorss
YES the Supsricf Ccars and the court vas
judge whiiehcuse. Ssch vas the friend
ship OF the members Of the bar for Judge
Whisehcu.e that they Fever felt inclined to
action in rsfsES6cs to the Superior CcuIt
that vas o.hsr than for its advancement
In reply 10 Guest.sn by Mr.. Heath,
Senator Spear stated that be thought the
change of Judges bad p:eeipitafed tais
acsion Of the bar.
Tha purpose of the Kennehec bar, he
believed, vas honest in s.iinS for The
atolishmsEs OF this court. He resented the
,nsinua.icn Of his brother Haiaes that the
motive underlying this movement was the
sboli,hment OF the terms in Waserville.
The members of the nar who we're moving
for this measnre vera influenced by no
such consideration whatever. They be-
( i-EtSU koAt tlrIc NAs ~ toa9SA
Of this court, and that lis work could be
Transferred to the Supreme Court with
| very general sdvsDtsgs.
Hon. .. D. Baker said be could net
agree with all Of his friends upon the mat
ter Of the precise question involved IN this
matter a. il presents itself to the legislation.
He did net believe the question was At oil
upon the holding of terms OF court
q: Watefville. All were proud Of the
progre,s Of that city, but he was
frank 70 say that he was opposed 10 that
removal He did not believe in such q
policy of uprootins courts from their proper
places OF location moving them away from
their records and other fixed advantages.
This question, however, was not one tSst
animated the present movement. He
believed that the prime matter to be con-
sidefed WAS what tribunal would best meet
the demands of public justice in this county
He believed in having the jurisdiction OF
she municipal courts Ia cities in
creased to sl0O. He believed the great
question to be considered was whether it
was worth whils for this court to be main
tsined 3, large expense to try very fes
cases ths. involved over more than 500
He believed that the two ja.ies that would
be had in the Supreme woull be a
great advantage in trying cases. lie
believed that II the change was made that
there would be less new trials granted. He
believed tha. public justice would be bes;
administered when il vas administered By
the best tribunal in the county.
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Marsiiaa.

AKOosTOOK.
Hopl on-Feb. Is. Carey N. Cool of Woodstock
and Miss Laura Hammond Of Houlton.
CUMBERLAND.
South Windham-feb. %, James II. Williams
and Mrs. Hattie Il. Hapgood, both Of dorham.
HANCOCK.
Deer Ise--F.b 70. Fred Saunders of Deer Isle
and Mrs E!.za Cook OF Belfast.
KNOX.
Camden-Feb. 20. Chsres II. Calamore and
Mis- + ia q Andiews, both o. Camden.
Hope-Feb. n, Charles +. Mariner and Alice
+, AIlliken, tOlh Of Lineolnvilic.
PEEoBsCor.
Upper Stiilwatcr-Feb e, Arthur Merrill and
Miss ClaraG Pratt, both of Brownrille.
Sptina Heidi cd. ~, samuel W. Hanscom OF
Springfield and Mics inez b. Huston of Easton.
WASHINGTON.
Vas. Machias-Feb. II, Charles Randall of Ma
chiasport, and Miss Agres Geel OF Il. Machias.
sastpoIt-Fe6 II, Samuel 4. Bergman and
Miss Mary Colwell, both of PASSPORT.
YORK.
Biddeford-Feh. rs, George Ii. Piper and Miss
Alice Il. Goodwin.
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Augusta wholesale aaars,e.

Acknowledgements, Hats; driaS IAN.
HKAxs.--is.. Maine: - r.; n. r = seasos
Burrks.-csanery. soaass; sal. isaass: ~
l5s1sc.
CHKxsk.-rsctory and dosessis. iaAiA.
CoRN-s4
E00s.-~i.a2oc per doc.
GRAIS%-Cora, :2e; meal, 90; bran, q 70 -
cw..; cotton seed meal. o. " per bas,
HAr.-Loose. go GOALS ": pesssS1. n eGau q,
straw, ~ 7sas %.
HoNKY.-Box. ieAa9e per poand.
LARn--Demestic, toaiSc; wes.en. tiefos AVA
NurTox.-sasc per po1no.
OArSs-SSa6Qc PER b1eh.
PorAroBs-7SaSoc -
PcULrRY-Hovi i3si&c; chickeup, lsaln,
WooL-2naQoe per u uAwssstd; ~ vasnra
Woor-pry hard. - Or ssr cord; eoft n -
400.
hIpss-Iisat sis psts Asavy -; sAssp. -
o. %; veal skins, tos4oc
VkAls-sagc per ID.
Augusta Beef company's 6hoiesais Pm O..
rent.
BxEr-Sides. sa7}o per ID; hind quasesra ,.
9Ac; fore quarters, Aa5c; rcuEds With NaaS ~.
without hank. 7ascs rump and loi1s, ioaI0n: NV
cuts. ssoc; rntties. 70; bach. sias1e.
LAMB-10Aallc.
NurToN-sass
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CONDENAED DISPATCHES,
The Pith CT the Nsws Taken From the
Current Events oi the Day

Complete turn over in Rome, NY.
Tuesday. 10 favor Of Republicans.
Millionaire Jay Gould il once more con
sumelious as tslesaao for jury duty. This
lime he may net get OF with fine.
The election Tuesday in Rochester, n.
T.. vas general surprise TO both parties,
neither couating On a sweeping Rspuslicsn
vote
A dispatch received. here Tuesday says
tre schooner Two Brothers struck on
r,ck near Yarmouth light ard became
otal wreck.
The Democrats Of Auburn, N. Y, Toes
lag elected mayor, city Judge, recorder,
treasurer, assessor, Winning . victory for
be frst time in IS years.
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The inaugural address, of Msyor Jones
Will be AWAITED with good deal Of interest
by the people of Watervil!e. He has the
fullest confidence of the party elsc;it z
him, which has an overwhelming me GRITTY
in both branches of the city government,
notwithstanding The comparative closensss
Of the popular vote in the city. IL IS not
unreasonable to suppose that anything
which Mayor Jones may see fs TO recon-
mend will be promptly done when the time
comes 10 take action upon il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04

Mr.. Geo. A. Abbott. Of the firm Of
Amos Abbott 4 Co, Dexter. wss in town
Yesterday. looking after lumber fer toe
addition which il to be made to their mill
hi. sesson. The building will be 40s50
feet, three stories high snd give room for
an additional set of machinery. a, pIessn,
three sets Of machinery sre being run,
eighteen he urs day, with two crews. The
Abbott goods are in brisk demand with
people who know good thing when they
see il. The Messrs. Totmsn will Probably
furnish the lumber wanted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04

Pensions have been granted these resi-
dents os Maine;
Original, invalid, James Armour, Charlie.
w. Powers. Maurice Z. Harrington, Mar
tin V. White, Levi A. Goodwin, Cyrus II
Hstcb. Morris Montlefy, Jonas b. Fergu.
sor, Warren Taylor, William Hooper
additional, Thomas E. R.dlon, Joseph NJ
Plasted.
Increase, Hovey French, WilIism Spaul
ding: reissue, Benjamin Thomas, George
r. Staples, Jeremish Shorey, John II
Simpson, William w. Phipps; original
widows. etc, Nina + widow Of Reuben
II. BrAnn.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
March Tenn. Judge Libby Preside I

W. S. CHoATE, Clerk.
G. T. STEVENS, Sheriff.
ABBIE PuLsIFER, Stanographer.
TUESDAY,, March 3sd.
The March term Of the Supreme Judicial
Court came in this morning, ard the fore.
noon was occupied with a call OF ths
docket.
Til. following is list Of the jurors re-
porting for duty: Herbert Alexander,
Belgrsds; Samuel B. Besle. Augusta; A.
F. Blaisjell. Clifton; L. V. Carr. Mt.
Vernon; ]. H. Cochrane. Augusta; James
f. Fuller, Augusta; Rufus B. Gardiner,
China, excused; TIsrtwell Ge.chell. Vassal-
boro; Thomas Holmes. Litchf,eld. fore.
man; Patrick Mclaughlin, Waterviile; B.
II. Mitchell, Wa,ervilie, excused Robert
Pore, Gardiner; Q. X. Prescott. Monmouth
George Reed, Windsor; NJ Roberts. Hal
dwell; A. a. Sampson. Chelsea; George
L. Smith, Randolph; William "A. Tanner,
Sidney,
Judkips vs. Johnson, seton Of dover,
was heard in the afternoon ny the presiding
judge; BLACK for plaintiff, Goddard for
defendant. Judgment for plaintiff for
dover as claimed.
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Approved by the President.

WAsHISGroN, March S.--The President
hss sisned the direct tax bill, the act 10
prevent hook-mskiDa and pool-selling in
the District 81 Columbia. the get amendip 3
the Nc, for the relief Of volunteer and regu-
Ia, scldiers Of 'he late war approved March
2, 1889.
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We su.htrze our advertised diussist 10
sell you DIR. Kios's New Discovery Tor
Consumption. Coughs and Colds, upon this
condition. II You are afflicted with Ia
Grippe snd viii use this remedy according
10 drsc ions, sivirs 1t fair trial, and
experience 10 benefit, Jon may return "
oortle and have your MONEY refunded. We
make this offer, because Of the wonderful
s1ccess Of Dr.. King's New Discovery dur.
Jag las. sessop . epidemic. Have heard o.
40 case in which .s failed. Try 1t. Trial
Bottles free at Bosditch. Webster q Co.,
Drug Sire. Large size SOC and elO0.
aus Gieod1wehvkyly
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The address At the Y. NJ. c. A. parlors
next Sunday afternoon will be by Rev. J.
L. Seward, pastor Of the Unitarian church
Of this city. These Sunday afternoon talks
occupy rs minutes of the hour devoted TO
the meeting, and We expect TO zee more
than the average large number In attend.
socs next Sunday. Whsn Mr.. Seward
snesks be invariably has something to say.
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Som.

Sabatus--Eeb. u, to the wife of Mr. Charles
Bragg, son.
FRANKLIN.
hingheld-Feb 70, TO Nj. and Mrs. W. W.
MGrrs, a daughter.
vi ton-Feb. 3, TO Mr. and Mrs.. Henry Hescock
a daugh er.
Wtn,lGw-Feb. %, to the wife of Fred A Ma.
: n. a daughter.
kESNEBEC.
oasand-teb. IS, to hr. and Mrs. Fred Boyn
ion q daughter.
Nit. Vefnon-Feb. /, to the wife CT Otis Dunn,
a SON, III los.
SOMERSET.
Pittsiie'd-F.b II, to the wife OF Mr.. c. c.
WoOdtud, daushter.
apson-Fcb "a, 10 the wife of Mr. Sherman
Inkham, dauk hter.
Ritley-seb. 10, TO The wife Of Sir. Herbert skil.
trg-, daughter; Feb. ~, TO the vie OF Mr..
Frank Packard, Is son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04

Mr.. +. A. Flsnders one Of the heaviest
lumber operators in Piscstsquis county
vas il the city Monday. Mr.. Flanders
mills are located IN Kinssbury. and his
lumber is Gu. in the immediate vicinity.
A fler being manufactured it is han ed few
uilecto a point on the Bangor & Piscsts qnis
Railroad by which it is carried to Tide water
and shipped to various points. Mr.. Elan
de.s viii thus handle shout 5000, 900 feet
this Season. He will cut 10 spool wood
thia Year.
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The Army Bill.

The co'ferees CT the army re-organiz-
alton bill have reached an agreement which
is REGARDED as = fair compromise bv bo'h
sides. In general terms, the bill will pro-
vide for the organization Of the srtil ery
into seven regiments and the adoption Of
the risn of three battalion organization.
There will be no increase in the number
OF officers or men.
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The sixth night Of Mr.. Hsleys dancing
school at PittsfieId will be made the coca
zion for a grand ball. for which the music
will be by an orchestra Of SIX pieces, com'
prising Haley. violin; Hall, cornet; Rob
bins. double base, of this city; Todi,
claronet, Of Bangor; Wyman, trombone,
OF Fairfield; and Miss Maude Bracket
piano, P;ttsfeld. Sir. Haley tells US that
his school at Hartlsnd has become too
large for the hall. and will be divided and
occupy two nights each week instead OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04

The West Gardiner people are cnthusi-
astic over IN" action of their town meeting
N app'opris'ins $500 for their schools
This viii. the State a'd gives them the
handsome sum OF $3.50 for educational,
purpusss for he coming year, and i is
proposed Ia make II meet the expenses of
me ~ The 'ine.t schools IN the county.
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Veteran Firsmen's LSspue.

BosroS, Marcos The B,ard Of Rep.
rssentatives of the New England Veteran
F;remens League ne: here today ard
adopted a constitution. The eff ,ers are 10
be presiien'. one vice president from each
state, secretary and. treasurer, elected Q,
the annual meeting in February. The
membership Of two Representatives frf m
each Veteran Firsmsn's ASS sciA,ion of III
New England Benef. Association will be
connected with the organization.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04

The eHrg lai es whn assisted the Con.
linsotei boy. n their recent fair were ten
Ierei eompl mentlry hop by the Hook,
st tEs. tall On Molday evening, There
wett twelve complies il attendance and
kaiciftus orchestra furnished excellent
inu ,c inr IT. order of dances. The boy,
IN lhr II tok & LiIler Company served ice
cram and cake. II was most enjoyable
affair
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The City Band sre now considering the
matter OF engaging Mr.. Z. b. Hall for the
coming season - their director and instrnc-
tor. He can now be secured az price
that is very reasonable, considering his
exceptional abilities a. director aud ia-
struetnr. and we certainly reflect The sen.i-
ment Of many people here when we express
the hope that the movement may be sue
cessful.
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lWhen Queen Elizabeth Of Englsnd. found
death approaching her. she cried despair
ingly. IAN my possessions FOR a momen, o:
tiIne.' There sre wealthy Ladies today, the
world over, who would gladly exchange
their riches for sound health. Many are
made well and happy by DIR. Pierce's Fa-
vori,e Prescription, = never-faiing cure for
diseases 90 common to women. Asa cor
receive for all functional weaknesses. il is
of universal fepu.e smopg the sex, and
thousands OF pale. worn out, enfeebled VIE
tins have been changed into vigorous
women and girls by its use. Guaranteed
give satisfaction, or price refunded
Druggists have it tosr?d&w!o!fm
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The 500 which the Hooks cleared in the
rsce7t tar will be expended in improving
sni lsrg ~ tire drum corps. twill have
eighteen intmbef' each one Handsomely
~ formed. new base drum ard twelve
new r ksi tenor runs viii b. purchased
When thasc improvements hsve been made
'he Continental Drum Corps will be as fine
licking b Ny o { men - there ia in the
State in \ : milSr capacity.
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+. s Smith s Co are out with a rev ad
IN the iorSyAL announcing some special
sales which are sure TO draw the purchasers
Amor the lines to which sit sntion ts drawn
ave lie dfess goods ard novelty silks and
az eight button mousquetaire glove which
is being sold at an astonishing figure.
Read The ad. AID call and see the goods,
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Good locks are more thaa skin deep.
depending upon healthy condition of all
the vital organs. II the Liver be inseiive
you hare Bilious Look, if your stomach,
be disordered you have Dy spepiic Look
and if youc Kidneys De affected yor have 8
Pinehed Look Secure so7d hFai.h and
you will have good locks Electric Biters
10 the crest Alternative snd Tonic acts d.
rectly on these vital organs Cures Pim-
piles. Ble,che., BGils and eivess sood
couplsxisu. Sold at Bowiiieb Webster
& Cos. Drug store. so cents pc, bottle.
aua6,isoiS .chskriv
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Lsst Saturday evening, there Was AT
exciting race at the skating rink between
three men who had never been on roller
skates before. The contestants we're
Red5iugton Ellis, W. G. Folsom ard +. A.
Heath. Mr.. Ellis succeeded in skating the
two miles and won The prize of Eve dollars.
The rink will probably be open sgsin soon
for smother race,
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Economical ara Comfortable ous
Way Excursions

Personally conducted, Pullman Tourist
Cars through to destination. II you are
going 70 Colorado. California, Oregon, or
sny poin. west Of the Missouri River, then
take the Gres, Rock Island Route Excur-
sions leaving Boston every second Tuesday.
Ynn can save nearly $50 90 from regular
frstclass fare to the Pacific Coast, and
prcportionAie reductions to other points
For full particulars call On your nearest
Ticket Agent and write e. W. Thompson,
n. 4. Pass Agent, 2ss Washington g.,
Boston, Mass, or A. b. Farnsworth, O. T..
Pa. 257 Broadway. NY, Jno. Sebastian,
9. 7. & Z. A., Chicago, III isn12dtf.
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One Of the simplest and safest rossl

One Of the simplest and safest means Of
curing cold in the head ard stoppAse OF
obstruction Of breathing 10 Old 6auis
Cstsrfh Cure. Is cents.
IL Ia questionable At least to allow he
baby to exhaust itself ard annoy the house
bold with its continual crying when thss
tiled remedy. DR.. bull's Baby Syrup will
quiet il &. once. Sold by all dealers.
price 25 cents = bottle.
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For sun burn, tan or rough hsnds, battle
with Johuson's Anodyne Liuiment At night;
wonderful. mxr2d&w

A Satisfactory Explanstion-"Wha. did
Miss Leftover do when she awoke ana
found the burglar in her room--scream z"
mot much. She trausfxsd him with
her cold, gray eye, pointed to the door aud
Missed: Leave me
"What did the burglar do?'
"He explained that he had no notion of
taking her."-Puck.
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Payirs cut Penaion Money.

WASHINGTON, March 3--The treasury
dersrmer. today paid cut 50 100000 for
pensions, completing the $50 COO 600 re-
CURED on that account for the quarter end
Jog tomorrow. The treasury surplus 10
accordingly reduced to Sl5 100000
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OAKLAND LOCALS.

The remsins of Mrs. Ed. Cannon. who
died OF consumption last week, were brought
here from Norway Saturday. The :uoeral
service was held in the Free Will Baptist
Church Sunday afternoon.
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Mother Well, did you &c: that situation
n Office boy
Little Son-N0pe.
Moihef-W bat vas the mattel?
Lite Son--Don'l know. The gent 10 n
layer, ard he asked me If was Is sood
whistler, ard ,old him | was the hes,
whistler on our street., and be raid vouldn't
DO. Guess he Iaust want a res'ia pro,
fessiOaat. Good News.
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"ricsel in-ihe slot" mschine for as
ceFfaiDiog ones weight hss arrived at the
south Gardiner depot and rumor has It
thai It Alil be set up there to beguie the
lex IA from tile pockets OF its citizens.
Il i,a cstcb.penny device which is very
successful ard profitable piece OF prop
rriy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04

D.. +. 4. kgowlton peeked into his coal
stove the other day, or was in the ret Of 80
doirg, when burning gas came ont into his
ssce, burning Of his eyebrows and the
mousta ,hs in which he has taken pardon
able Pride His face was also considerably
burned, but he is getting along we'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-03-04

Pratt Post. G. A. Il have NOT "a yet
secured their speaker for Memorial Day,
but are corresponding with that object in
view The address as usual. will be given
at the Opera House. snd the regular G. A
Il. Ceremorey will he gone through with at
the monument at the park