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EQU1TABLE Co-oPERAr1vE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
OFFICE 1oO3 ST wv

EQU1TABLE COOPERATIVE
Building ASSOCIATION
OFFICE. 1908 ST. NV.
LOANS. Those who desire loans to pay for prop
erty. pay of mortgages or for building
purposes should ascertain the terms upon
which money is loaned by the Equitable
Cooperative Building Association.
Eighty seven monthly payments Of prin-
cipal and interest settles a loan in full.
AEy portion all of a loan. however.
may be settled at any time by paying ac-
crued interest to date of such a settle
ment- Heavy expenses are avoided.
SAVING. The 23d issue of stock is open for sub
scription and first payment. Shares are
81 80 each payment. Until maturity of
shares, when full earnings paid, per
cent interest per annum is guaranteed
ITS AIM THE EQUITABLE is cooperative
saving and loaning institution Its aim.
therefore, is to loan money at fair rates Of
interest and pay fair and reliable profits on
shares
ASSETS. 1.315. Ill. Is.
Pumphlets explaining the advantages
and benefts Of the association and other
iHfrmdtion Furnished upon application
at the office. zoos F st.
THOMAS SOMERvILLE, Pres.
DR.. A. J. sCHAFHIRT. v. Pres.
GEO. ". CASTELAR,. Cd V. Pres.
JNO JOY EDISON, Secy. ;e3O-6t
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS sToDAY-Internalr rev.
enue, $685., ia; customs, S540.69O
SECRETARY ELKINs has returned to Washing
ton from New York
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PROF1TED BY EXPERIENCE.

0@SPhOf1IED BY EAPERIENCE.
One of our patrons was recently induced to try
certain newly hswked brand Of typewriter ribbons.
His experience is best expressed in his words
This ts the first time hdpe used other than Under
troods Ribbons. and it riH be the last" Mere sole
agents tor Underwood's Typewriter Ribbons. They're
also agents for the Hammond Typewriter With
Us latest Il Is undeniaby the best writ
JOHN C. PARKER,
Bookseller and Stationer 619 7th ST. NV. iy1
RSsEEING THE PHONOGRAPH Is BUYING
49, with most men, and lnlying always means
thorough satsfact ction. II do understand why
the Edison Phonograph dispatches correspondence
quicker. uh less UOrry and ruth ess pense tn by
any other method 1t behooves your best interests
call at office and investigate once. The BRAIN
lest and most prominent men in Washington
Of the Phonograph. Sold monthly instGtlfnents.
COLUMBIA PHONOGRAH CO., 6E st. n. 1t
RSREADING. RITING AND RITHMETIC
are primary and essential, but
Railroads and
Reservations, in
Rosslyn. Va.
are also essential for enjoyments of the rudimens Of
your business education.
''Over there. " in Rossyn. Va, ask for
jy1 FRANCIS HUFTY
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TIE NATIONAL SAFE DEposrr
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
Of the District Of Columbia
CORNER 18th ST. AND NEW YORK AVE
Chartered by special act of Congress.
Jan. 1867 and acts of Oct. 1890. and Feb. 1892
CAPITAL. ONE MILLION DOLLARS
Act, executor. administrator. guardian of the
estates minors committee of the Of lunacs
receiver. assignee and executes trusts of any and
every description
Wills prepared By competent attorney. who is in
daily atte endance and kept without charge when the
company is named executor or trustee.
Receives money deposits in of TEN CENTS
and upward and allows interest thereon.
SILVER WARE AND vALUABLEs of all descrip,
tion packed in trunks boxes received for deposit
in capacous vaults Of unsurpassed dryness and
ity at moderate cost.
RENTS SAFES FROM s. TO s125 EACH PER
ANNUM. ACCORDING TO SIZE AND LOCATION.
BEN5AMIS P, sSYpER; President,
CHARLES c. GLOVER. First Vice President
JAMES VI. JOHNSTON. Second Vice Pres
THOMAS r. JONES, Third Vice Pres.
T. FRANCIS RIGGS, Treasurer.
ALBERT l. STCRTENANT. Secretary
Directors:
Benia-nin p. Snyder. Zenas C. Robbins.
Albert L. StIrteyant Andrew Wylie.
George H. Plant, Matthew G. Emery
Lewis Clephane. Charles A James,
Henry A. Willard. +. Francis Rigs
James NJ. Johnston. Charles G. Glover.
X Ross Perry, John g. Parke
Thomas Hyde. John Il. Rodgers,
William T. Clark. Thomas K. Jones. leo
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L WILL SELL AT PAR A LIMITED NUMBER OF
mrs. mortgaxe 81 600 per cent god bearing bonds
issued by the snepuxent Beech Company of the city
Baltimore Interest and prn cipa able gold
at the Once of the Mercantile Trust and Deposit Com
pany OF Baltimore city. state of Maryland These
bcnis offer unusually safe and splendid interest
paying investment. the same being secured by first
nlortgage upon the entire property Of the company
unhesitatingly recommend the for the attention
OF executors OF estates guardians and those desiring
the safe Investment of their money.
JOHN T. WAG6AMAN
je291m 1O0 l4th n. W.
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DIRECTORS.
Hon. JoHNG. CARLISLE.
Hon. IsHAM G. HARRIS
Hon Fl. c. HANsBRoUGH
Hon ROBERT p. PORTER.
Hon BENZ. BUTrERwoRrH.
Hon LOUIS Z McCoMAa
A. I. BRITToN
8. n JOHNSON.
G. r. McBLAIR.
HAtlantic building
~ Agnt for the District Of Columbia
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MIR. BLAINE's FRIENDS.
They Are All Being Conciliated by the PresI-
dent.

HE WANTS cLARKsoN, Quay, PLsrr. MILLER,
DUDLEY AND THE OTHERS TO WORK FOR THE
SUCCESS OF THE PARrN-cLARksoS AND PLArr
HAVE AGREED To DO so.
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LAST CHANCE
SERIES B STOCK IN THE
COOPERATIVE TOWN COMPANY.
This series closes JULY without fail. Until then
you buy shares for % down and s125 in twenty
monthly installments.
NINE CONVINCING REASONS
Why Cooperative Town Company Stock is the best
investment on the Washington market today:
Because 1t promises large returns and its value is
based real estate actually owned by the company
Because every dollar invested previous to July will
be doubled in value by the completion of Bristol
and Elizabethton railroad
Because three hundred men are now engasedbuild-
ing bridges and laying rails complete this road by
August
Because the enterprise is no longer experiment.
but q wel-established and prosperous business.
Because careful and Intelligent. manssemen.is guar
snteed by the Board Of Directors.
Because the property Of the company is located In
the richest mineral timber agricultural region OF
the south.
Because the company practically the entire
watausa Valley and the svxlabls surrounding land
Because the company is today making money.
Because every lot sale. every rental contract and
every deal % description made in the
the stock No outside issues Stockholders stand
upon the ground floor. Stock is the point to which
every prot coaveryes and upon which every dividend
elrns-
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JULY MARKET.

R[04TH JULY MARKET.
The Northern Liberty Market will be open on JULY
from m. to 10 for the accommodation OF the
public. This market being centrally located offers
the most favorable advantages to househoders in OBJ
tanning fresh supplies of all kinds at reasonable Urices
Persons visiting this market the improve
ments being made. which will not only make it the
finest market in the world, but also furnish Washing
ton with magnificent hall capable of seating about
q. 600 persons.
B. order ALBERT ORDwAY
1yl-2t' President
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The Cannon Ball CLOTHING Go.
je:O-1m BAKER L NELSON. Managers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

F~,THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF THE
- Citizens Association Of West Washington
FRIDAY EVENING. July l. 1t So'clock. at Associa-
quested to attend.
L. W. RITCHIE. President.
WM II. MANOGUE, Secretary. je:}O-2t
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New York Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

rsw Y0HA, Mar. II
FLoUE-ReOeipts. 2so5e Ukss, eE3olt-, 347!
sales, 1900 obis,. quotations naehsng d
niAs s0ass CO. City mil pa n.s. IS % co.'s
Einiei Snest, low grades, =. i5atS -, lar Il
fancy, a. s5g&i 65 uAts nts, - Is @ubssOf
5!esi, siooasi IS do. ps .eats, a. 41es5 %
straishts. q .2iatis 5. rye niz,ars ss.O-ast 80
sErefu " 6jssSO H-s,2 Gags is.
WsEAr-Eeos'vt. q, 80 oush. 4por = l75io.
salss. ll2, 80. unsettled. dull, lower -----
No. ssa, .SlA!0<i store Aud e.eyay"T, 80
alo4l afoal. .02laioai fob, 30 req % 1904
No. nn!tiaTt, ioyialVl, No !, hard. iCSiaio@s
no. 2 northern, VI V6l, spring.
Hrh-Heaker, qut & we-te n, - %
BAELEr- steady no Milwaukee e 90
CYaS-, llssSl, 7s'io N,,-ss, 1919, ssls'
2s7coo lose, Try act We i-- .--,------,-
mixed, i'a1o, 20. Z. HbI'e -, no 8, Sat /
AIS KeoslD's 1928. exports =, '..-,
80. B. }oa-; DO white, ,7as7, 40 2 :sla s.,
western. sis.s7, DO walie 81 wife ..,,,
S7Ail No. ~ ''1 .. Dh1at. n"mtas!-
lasFaE--Rlo lniet aoG -t'a =
stG>E-rAw, quiet, 8. renned arm,r, sir
den and ,------- ---------- no u . s-ssi
NO :, j. CAS- s.Is, 40 s..las no O. Il 54s 3-I5
mould 4 l6ai 9-Id, standard "a ,sont. ct oueri
isJi; cut loaf, SAIL, crushed. Sa5i; powdered
rat. gisnaia.eu' -, e1y.'' tsats.
P0lk- quiet, stead
BsgF- qsiet hFm,
LARp--loAer. Gul .'9 s-eSm s57l
eidi si!y' ',ea 40, 'i'.'-o ! isaned' Ak qnie'
GUTTER stes ay ,mod-rst- dtDan1. .ta.s dsiry
Goa 8, fenn- creanery. -Jst9i west dai y,
l7a22. do creamery, a.. 4. ao i-~sery, .7-l.2,
SPsgss- quiet. steady; state. ssal2ii fancy,
i2ial2s
fre..-is % Ls7e:2~.s, ra-xs'. drn, active.
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Ho, I. q Libby and +. o. Buzzell are
full of bushes, of late With the prop posed
condensed MIX factories Y-s,sidty they
passed through Wssstvi lie On theit say TO
" inthro2 10 sks ara asmens for the
new fs-sotT. Nj Lj5bY cJntiru-s vary
snlhu.isslIc and biests the IT .pscts to
b. gosux b''xh'er tvtf7 Gay. Stock
is selling Tesdi y, several large orders
c. mtg IN without solic1a Ioa. Mr.
LIBBY In conversation fssss.iag his
work sp3ke as folo~s: .' The late meeli1 Is
he'd at Skovhegsr. Nor,h Arson, and
Guriiisawccs, in the interest Of dSirying
net particularly the specially condensed
milk, bur careful compzE,so1 wss msde
bstvseu orr agricultural ists-est snd hose
4 the ds.ry DIS riot of N.s lrk and Yer
mont These meetings dem1nstrste the
fact that our Maine farmers are waxing up
to the question If How shall
-e make Msine Agriculture Profitable -
IndioA 1ns we're apparent that money could
be raised in each u those towns of sufsi cie NJ
! amount to bald, equip and operate coz
deuszd milk cory. But We wguid sus-
sess 10 the fara ers of Matte that CONNER
sense ,csndor snd caution would di tate that
we watsed ws,cs the results 81 Newport
where operations viii begin ia the early
summer and later on At Winthrop. II
these industries prove success
- We have no DOUBT they viii,
then o1her good ard Available sector .
c1uld Join ogt co paDy aod erect factories
f. Is An evi tent rec hat If the farmers o.
Maine aouia prosper AID gto~ rich they
sh uid maintain in every town 10 Maine
With a butter or cheese factory or some
nth. d-ify sp' cial,y s. the prediction Of
~oul sri beef is rirtusly ruled cut oy the
g,ess West. Dsi'ying AID mutton sheep
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lie0,


ARDoSToOK.
Iittl=ton-Feb. "a, Miss Sarah Ann, daughter
OF James McSht # jagged 20 years and months
PRSuB-CoT.
Bangot-Feb II, Mrs. NalYM Chapman, agec
50 years. Fen % Ellen B infant daughter o.
Helry and Alice Gran ton. ae, months. Feb
y. Ada May, daughter of William and Mari
Giilip, aged months and "a days
huilford- Feb. q, Mrs. Annie CTanstOn, sgeC
So years.
OR ng.on-Feb. II, David Godfrey, aged 50 yrs
3 months and IS days.
SOMERSET.
New Portiand-Feb Is, Nrs. Ann Gordon, ageC
81 year.. 10 m. nths and days.
Anson-teo. IS, Mrs Many Emery aged 81
years.
Madis7n-Feb. %, Lot Gouli, sged 50 years, II
moths and q days.
ooon--Feb z6th, John B Chase aged 20 years
month, and Ii days.
WALDO.
Mcr'ill-Feo. 20, Mrs. Catherine, widow o
John NJ. Bailey, aged Sc years.
searsmCnt-Feb. ~, mrs. William Heating
aged - years
Belno n,-teb. 2j, Leauder P. Thomas, aged 8
years nd mogtas.
selfast-Feb, $, Capt Joseph 7 Conant. G
CamdcI, eyed SO years.
YORK.
Ri3de'crd-Fph 18th, Charles s. Wakefield
aged 63 e4rs and ; months.
Cornisb-Feb. 18th, Sarah, widow of jane
Otis McIntire, formerly of Alfred, aged 10 year
and : months
Da, toD-Feb. 18th, Jacob Bean.
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The Young Mems Christian Association
IS one o. the organizations OF our city
shch il doing large amount If work.
They are about TO cump.e,g most excel
lent course Of lectures BY Leroy s. Bsa-,
and will supplement thsm With E course
Of lectures by well known speakers
~tieh sill be free 10 members Of
the association, suxiiafy aod invited
iriends. The clssses IN book -ketl-
ing and psnmsnship commenced last evening"
Al : 80 o'Cl4ck and Indications are ths
there will be q large number Of young men
to atteDdTc'. he Cases 10 commerci4l
arithmetic Will also commence this week.
The reading room is visited daily BY la &
er nun Der Of men than ever fore, snd 10
meet he demand new papers and msgs-
zines are b. i7g added. Auopg those rs-
Gently placed on fie are Frank Leslie's
illustrated Monthly, Review OF Re
views, New York Mail and Express,
Reckisnd FfibaGe, Phillips Pnoco-
stsph, Pucs, Jnd{ e, Pennington
Chrobicie, Chris. an Mtrror, Christian Her
ALL. The reading room will be further up
pied wi h first class periodicals. as fast IS
possible, collection being taken st each
Sunday of ernoon service for tnis express
purpose. Gen ) C. Johnson VINO has had
much exp renee 10 by work in P'-tlsrd
has issued he call to the 5oys in tbi city
and wiil organ ~ junior department on
Thursdsy stte noon At three clock.
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WHkhk YOUR kIDNkls AXE.
"For several years have been sffuering from a
complication Of malaria, kidney and liver com
plaiets and dyspepsia in It's worst form.
began taking DR.. Greene's Nervura. have
used six bottles and now feel entirely relieved OF
all my former complaints and do chserfuliy recon-
| mend 1t TO anyone who may be afflicted with any
of the above troubles.
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Union Pomona Meeting
To tie Editors of the KenneBee Journal :;

| To the Editors Of the Rennebee journal;
The Knox and Lincoln Pomona Grane e
met With Pleasant Valley Grange, Rock
land on Tue day, March g. at l o'eloe k
Z. NJ, with small attendance as the
roads were very muddy. The addle' S
was by Geo Thomas, and the respun e
by D H Man; field o Gardner aid F..
". smith had original essays The
ques ton for discussion was - he social
features OF our homes" and the topic
was ably discu sed by large number Of
patrons Resolutions in favor of an
anti-option bill end in favor of free mail
delivery were unanimously passed and
the secretary was instructed to forward
eup'es tf the same to our senators nd
representative in Congress. seventeen
candidates were given the fifth degree
in the evening A disagreeable sleet
torn came OIL about dark and most
he visiting p irons remained ia Rock
land all night. but several were obliged
TO go home. tts Ray and Mrs Calde =
wood rode alone to their home in h. pc
sixteen miles, arriving at home about
three a. N the rex day. The commit
| tees on time, place and programme for
The me- J meeting reported that the n xt
session would be held with Georges Val
ley Grange, AIpieton, on Saturday,
April ., at P -, with the folloHiug
programme Address by sister Hattie
simmons; Response by ". Fl. Moody;
SoUg by Rose Barues; Reading by MIS-
VIM. Quincy; Original paper on The
social features of the grange by f. l.
Mans field; Question for discussion Our
birds; Do they need Protection, and
should our Game Laws be chapged?'
Rufus Stone Carrie 1hurston and others
are down for leaders
La the evening the local grange enter
tanned the visitors with a iile pr :
grsmme, and they went home the Ii, xt
day pleased and benefited by the NEE
ING M
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He Taught in Gardiner.

BELLOWS FALLS, VT March IA $. 8
Wright. formerly superintendent Of school,
1t Gardiner, Me, has bes1 engaged 5,
prirei9 pal Of Bellows Falls High School
vice Prof. Simpson, elected superintendent
Of the Portsn ouih, N. H.. school. Mr.
Wright is coming here from Iowa, com
mencing next term.
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HALLOWELL LOCALS.

This city has been th-o-n into state Of
excitement by report which has been
made st police ass quarters Of the mys.eti
Gus disappearance OF n young Ftenoh girl,
thp h's been emp Dyed III on IT the fsmi-
lies II the place. The fa'her. who is
frantic sta grief 81 his daughter di.ap-
pesrsnc' is firm in his csnvic;i.us thst The
girl IS tie victim Of foul plsy. The police
INK otherwise, howe ver, and believe M
girl has been spirited away for tim, until
matters could BE- settled sadsfactori4y with
out seril Us C Implications arising The
case is exc ii cpnsiierssla interest
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Engineer Will Richardson Is aIiag c g
for few DAYS
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F. 8 Smth Of the dry good. firm of I
s. Smith Co., returned Yesterday from .
TT. p TO NeS York where he has been for
| too weeks looking over me- Sropoitsn style
| and fsbiics. HIS keen eye has d tscted
and his checks have purchased novelty
after novelty aac bargain after bargain
| ugtil be hiss brought to the Kenneoec river
one Of the newest AID best lnss OF y
AMI ia cy goois Of evers grade that ever
came mo Ihe Safe. WStch for his 81
nouncement Of rev goods which will
shortly appear in the JoUaEAL.
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We are reliable registered drug tifu
and We positively guarantee every
article sold by us TO be genuine. These
prices are for cdsh only. Even though
you live long distance from us you
will be well paid for your time expend-
ed by coming to Us.
Our whole stock Is IN tho came ~ ale Of
prices and II the article which you
want Is not mentioned In the above lizI
sou can figure bout what 1t would BE-
In price. Ak Tor 10.
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On Thursday evening the local W, c. T
U @i!l TEL der reception and supper to Il 9
State preside nj of The organization, Mrs
L. N. N. S.evena Of Portland. Slppsr
will be served and ia the evening Au sidfes.
will be given by Mrs. Stevens who IA :
most energetic. interesting spesker ard oar
Of the most .ut cesstnl Jempsrsf ce workers
IN tls Stse The services will be held in
'he 1ethnds. yesug snd the public are cor
daily invited. An iavitslol il also <
tended TO white ribborers Of Augusta ard
Haiiowell TO be prssent. Mr.. A LAID
and Mrs @ E. Friend would be glad 10
hear OF friends vh1 vii furnish someGhin <
for the supper.
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#s,4; .tt-6aasEss1 .,s J.. ,
An on'y Daughter 80
CURED OF CONSUL PTloN

" hen death was hourly expected all remedies
having failed, aud Dr. II Jamcs was experiment.
Vl'h the mahy herbs { Calcutta. he accident.
/ made preparation v hich cured h only child
Of Consum p' ion, l. Chld IL now in his COUNTRY
and FnioNins the tCst " IL alth n" hss prove d
IT, the Wot th't consumption can he posith ely
and perm anCntiy cured fhr Doctor now .iyes
this recipe free. only King Two 2ccnt stamps
to Jay expenses This h. rb also cures Night
>wcats, Nausea ut tie Stomach, aud will hrta ak
up csh Cni in twenty four hours. Address
tRApboCk co. 1852 Rac Street, Phiiadci.
phia, naming this paper.
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Rev c. z. 0<en csmns need Die third
year a. ps.tor II 'he First BspEist church
Sunday. Mr. Oweu cAms here tIom OK
land ID response "a unsni nous call after
supplyit the pulpi. for several Sundays.
HIS minisrs'i3ns over the pulpit and pAr.sh
since bis inssslis,ion have been most plea,-
xot and satisfactory in hair nature. The
church has been materially iLc-essed IA
me- moersnip, lively Yong Peoples Soc.
etJ Of Christian Esdessor, organized auo: Z
the young people and s noted advance mad
Q ong all lines of church work.
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&orrr
IsANKtIy.


wiltOn-Fch 20, to the wife % II. J. West, 8
son.
Turning or--Feb. Is. to DR.. and Mrs. +. C
Hprri }, win daughters
hiAghe d Fco Il, to Mr.. and Ms. f. "
Hodge. n daughter.
hENNEBEC.
Fast Winthrop--Feb. y, to the wife Fred L
Hewin', daughter
vitthrC p-reb 1910 the wi e CT II. X, Benson
sou.
LINCOLN.
Roothhay-Feb. i7.tD the wife of Alpheus Dodge
a daughter teb. 10. to the wife of William
G IS. daughter.
Bombay Harbor-Feo. y, to the wife of 7. J
Blossom, son.
WALDO
Centre Montyile Mar. lo-to Mr.. and Mrs. n
II Clement, a soi.
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Once more ice ytu psonie ASS mole,
this tune al the koma VI MIS- Louise Der
son Saturday evening. Gsmss we're pls! e
!nEo which the young folks entered vi b
their usual Z sst A table was spread wish
boantiiul refreshm5 ne Of candy, popcorn
balls, etc, scme Of h. lss.er srtlelss being
.i-ed With coutou, which thu company
refused 10 at. Music hlied up the cuinAs
sod made ihe evening pass pleasantly
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The Free Bsptisss viii occupy their new
vsstry Easter Sunday for the nrss TIM
Al meeting Of the Young Peoples Society
Of the church Sa day afternoon, IT wa
' ted that the society assume the payment
Of he bill iGcarfed in the inrcd ucsor ard
N dateus1ce Of the electric light.
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Nlarrieo.
kESSBEEC.

kESSBEEC.
In this city-l2ta inst by Rev. C. +. Penney,
gusta
SOMERSET.
Sk0whegsn-Feb. a, Frank Bngsn and Eliza
beth :. GIlms \, both of ehowhessu; teb =,
gorge Rogers Curtis of Watervlle and Georgia
NJ. hitting skOwh gan, FEB. 25, DR. j. r.
Rn7rlphe Biren and Nis5 Mary Z. C. Faies, both
of ssowlegaB.
mosoow-FIb q, Mike +. Tapcint o. Pirg
ham aud Miss Nora ". o. onuOr Of VI SOW.
N0rth An.on-Feb. Is. stephen NJ Rolf of
Canaan and Mrs Emma }. H0lorOok Of Embden.
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Chicago Produce Market.

VHIcAao. Mar. IT.
FLoUR-nominal.
WHEAT-1osed weak, lower
sprlns SO: a1. ?, IeJ, 70.
No : red, -,
CoEr~ quiet, weak, so2 -
oAIs-qal /, seak; SO. =, -.
aYS-Sv. ;, SGT;
ssR.ET--fo. = IS, vs. aaxseed 20.
PoeK-i0 3ftai0 40.
L. z2S- pr ~ .o.. % "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-15
fairfield LOCALS.

The isrse eiTe.e Of irierds Of Ma
HIrsm Burgess were 81 cset - learn oi
her su3dsn 5ssth Sunday night Ms
BGrg-rs ha: orea q1ite rsriou4ly i'll sith
Al attack Of the s'ip9s fer s3o9s sso seek.
ali although rot .np,tvisg 80 rsp diy a.
was hoy. fos, IN. f<s4s ;eruli5z5icR OF tie
dsass.s WAS b. M meas Anticipated. Tb:
f1-srI takes Elses HsdEs.dsy attesloan
at y clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-15

Cheser Richardson is dcwn with th'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-15

Hon. S, j. Walton is attending court s.
Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-15
Verdict for Ss0.664.

NEW YoRK, Mvch "A - tie jury 10 the
case Of Go. P. Upiuston sgsibst John
Keenan, rendered = verdict Ct ESQ, 66i
sssiuss Keenan, in favor Of Upi1escn. This
is the full sum sued for, With interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-15

Miss Lou ieed OF Wsterville, who has
been attending her parents here duri4s
their iliress, returned home Yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-15

An election fer third councilmen from
Ward was he'd yesterday. DR.. c. T..
Pickering snd 5. W. LiHlsfsld we're the
oppo i7g candidates. The former Va.
v.csoFi3us, The vote s.Acd n. Il 10 90.