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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07
March ., lsss. 2 r. n;
MOONS PHASES.
CONCLUDING SESSION
OF Somerset District Lodge Of l. D. &.
T., at Sonth NOrridgewOek.

Special to the KEssEBEo JoURrAL.l
SoUrH NoRRIDGEwocx. March "a,
the afternoon session Of Somerset Distric,
Lodge l. o. G. T., there was much larger
attendance than in the morning. The lodge
met according TO adjournment at I30, and
as soon as the opening ceremonies we're
over the the time was given TO Mrs. Z. E.
Csiue Of Waterville, grand superintendent
Juvenile Temples, who had to leave on the
2 10 train. Mrs. Games remarks were in
the interest Of the juvenile work OF the
order, q matter in which the lodges in he
county are sadly negligent, there not being
. temple ia this district,
At the conclusion Of Mrs. Gaines re-
marks the regular order of business WAS
taken up. Nine candidates received the
District degree.
Tue annual report Of d. T, +. M. Ames.
as psesented, shows the order prosperous
throughout the county, with q member
ship of nearly 900 Several new lodges
have been organized during the year, and
old one strengthened; one or two have
surrendered their charters, but the member
ship however has increased. He recon-
ihehue iust tHcfc oo hPpoluteu tJunty
editor, who's duty it shsll be to report the
temperance news and note 8 to all papers in
the country also the continuance of the
visit:pg committee. to visit different lodges
aud so keep the interest better; slso the
organization of the Peoples Enforcement
Prohibition league in this country.
The following were elected officers for
the ensuing year: d. 7 A. F. Nelson,
Pitts Fl sld; Councillor. L L Smith, Corn
vile; d. V. s., Mrs. H. r. Piefpont,
Madison; d. Secretary, j. Z. Tompsins,
Madison; D. Treasurer, j. NJ O~eus, Mer-
Ger; 5. Chap, F. c. Holt, So. Norridge-
wock; d. S. j, t, Mrs. Fl. c. Powers.
So. Nsrrldgewock.
Communications from Grand Templar
A. s. Bangs and Grand Secretary George
E, Bracket, expressing regret that they
we're unable to be present.
The district couu Gil will decide the locs-
ton of the June session.
No evening session was held owing to
poor travelling.
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A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
A Man and Woman Shot in Lowell
Mass.

LOWELL, Mass, March 6 About
O'Clock this afternoon, the room Of Edward
G. Drew and wife, in Ho~e's lodging house
was broken into ard Mrs. Drew was found
dead in bed, shot through the forehead
Her husband laid beside her with 3 bullet.
hole in his head.
Drew was conscious, but professed 4
lack Of knowledge as to how his wife val
shot. He told corflcting stories. A fve-
shot revolver was found in the bed, foul
chambers Of which wss empty. Drew
claimed there had been no trouble between
himself and wife. Neither of them had
been teen before since Friday night.
1t is learned that two years ago. when she
was Is years old. Mrs. Drew, whose maid
en- name was Clara Bergeron. ran away
and married Drew in Suncook, N. Fl. Hei
mother who became crazy over the mari
age is now at the Wilton, N. H., towr
farm. Drew who is sbeui &c years OF sge
is reported to have been jeslous Of his wife
and to have before threatened her life
Doctors say he cannot 1--we.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

William Terrio of Auburn fell from the
ice slip while at work for Oliver Newman
& Co., Saturday, and fractured his collar
bone.
The indications are thst the people of
Bangor will vote by large msjority to
lesse their railroad to the Bangor and
Aroostook railroad.
The Bath, ME- board OF registration
closed its lsbors Saturday, having added
l64 names TO the revised check lists. The
work has been highly satisfactory to all
parties.
Municipal elections will be- held today in
| Maine oities-PortIsnd, Ssco, Dseriug,
Westbrook, Bath, Lewiston, Auburn, Rock
land. Ellsworth, Hsliovell and Gardiner.
Party lines will be closely drawn in all.
The annual report Of City Marshal Hight
OF Portland gives the number Of arrests for
the yesr a. 1900 During The year previous
there were 1922 The srress for drunken :
ness the psst year were 9l7 in number,
with Sheriff Grams administration of the
liquor laws. During the year previous
there were 1911. This is very gratifying
10 the friends of prohibition. The force
has been A. men in winter and 81 in
summer.
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Railroads L Sreamsauats
KlInE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Nov.
10th, 1891.

s0Iu9 WEaT-6n A. n. Tor lie Sistou
gscflssd, Portland, 3oytou and nontreal, r.45 A
NJ for HslIopen, Gardiner and 5oath Gardiner
ni0A n. FOR Brnnswi 4, Is 9iston, farafngton
aocflsnd, Portland and Boston, connecting foI
ghita Mountain Points; 100 p. "a. for
Hsll5seil, Gardiner snd South Gardiner; sis
p NJ for Brunswick, bath, PGt.&od, f.0stou
.nd Saturdays only. for Rooflaa &, soo P N. fof
Bslossn, Gardiner and 5ogtff Gardiner, II .Dt
Pm night Putnam tor Les1ston, Bath, Port
and and Boston
aOiNs EAsT-z.i0 A. N. might e1press) foI
stoshessn, Belfast, Bangor. Bar HGbOr, St.
stephens, 81. John aad ArOostook Cc5nty, g.it A
NJ Tor Wateryilie. Sxawhegan and Bangor. 3.4s
Bingham, skpwheKsn. BelfAst, Dover and
20. ro''. Bangor, Bar Hsrbog ST. Stephens,
St JOHN and Afoo- COX County. ana sundays
only N ~ 4 NJ. tor bangor
Ths Might Pullman Trains run eaoh way every
slsh, Sundays Ia liuded, but not to SkoN he ssn
90 Monday mornings or 20 Belfast. Dexter, or
teJond Bangor, on son lay mornings.
the day express trains going West at 1910 A
n and Vast At fts p. NJ run daily, Sunday. In
eiuded between Boston. Lewiston. Bath, Bangor
sHi St john.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN tor AnsastD
leaves South Gardiner, 615 A NJ; 10 and I &c
r "; Gardiner, 8 40 A. NJ; 100 and i.s5 f. NJ.
ualiOvHll. 6.is A. Nj. rs and >59 P n.
through tickets 10 CaAtornia and oil points
South aud West nay be had Of +. II, Walker
ticket agent, Augusta, the only othOe In Aagssts
,eios via All routes and checking baggage free o.
expense,
PAYSOE TUCKER. Vice Pros. 4 Gent Manager
r. 4, BOOTHBY, Gen1 Pass. and Ticket Ag't.
Portland. Nov. 20. 1921.
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Maine Towns.

The annusl reports of the board of seiecf.
men and supervisor of schools Of the town
Of Turner, for the year ending Feb. /,
1892, have been Issued. II .ho-. the total
valuation of the town to be sG83 .995, o,
which s528 $50 is real estate and sIs5, I15
personal. Amount assessed, SIG 538 65
number Of polls, si85; poll tax. 81; rate
Of taxstioD, ,0225.
Livermore ia ore Of the towns in good
financial condition, its resources, as gwen
by the annual town report jus, issned, be-
ing A47524; liabilities, s734 81 The
total valuation Of the town is 1897 $40, oi
which 1892 $50 is real estate and ss4 $50
personal the amount Of taxes esssssed
is s. 9Sj So; number Of polls. BIG; pol
tar, 50; number Of dogs taxed, 81: dor
tax 81 rate Of taxation. 0l83
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MAINE INDUSTRIES.

+ G. Robinson will open his starch fac
tory in Blaine and take potatoes on the 10Ih
OF March. II the weather is not too cold st
that date he will pay 40 cents per barrel,
perhaps IS.
The woolen mil at Est Dover is being
repaired and put in Condition for business.
A new fame has been built. The proprie-
tors, who 1--we in Bangor, are desrou. Of
leasing the property TO some parties ready
and able to operate it. I, has been .h1l
down for the past two yesfs.
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:, lhSse who are interested iu ssfe tsvestne MT
Ja.ln Jra,a nd for csps OF he pro spectu.. N,
'oafnA Of Commerce
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|BBHRING SEA MATTER
The Situation Becoming Quite
Serious.
Government Officials TO Give the Matter
Prompt Attention
And Take Measures to Prevent the Ex.
termination of the Seals.

| WASHINGTON, March THE Bebring
Sea ms,ler has assumed = most serious
phase, and no ate mpt is made BY public Of
| fcisls to disguise their grave concern at
| the outcome.
Today it vas developed that Lord Sslis-
bury's proposition with regard to the pres
ens season was not only to open Behrip z
sea outside Of 30 mile zone from Pribylov
Island to indiscriuinate sealing, but to limit
| the catch within thAt belt, including, Of
| course the shores of the Island, to 1000
| sesls.
In the language of 3 prominent official,
this PROPOSITION is wholly unfair, arrogant.
1t is explained by experts that the open
| ing Of Behripg sea for one season in the
manner suggested would result in the
speedy extermination Of the seal species,
aud that there would be nothing left to ar
b.rate upon. As one ofhcial expressed it j:
at would be like arbitra!ipg the ownei-
ship Of something that had gone out Of ex-
stance
The news from British Columbia that
the sealing feet is making preparations
for unusasiiy extensive operations this
season is confirmed at the state department.
Inquiry developed the fact that the number
of vessels prepared to engage in sealing
this year is more than double the number
80 engaged last year.
Notwi ihstanding that the Behring sea was
closed last yesr ard was pstrolled by naval
vessels of Great Britain and the United
States, the catch Of the poachers within it's
waters asgreg gated nearly 10000 seals, and
it is this fact that inspires the officials Of
the government with the belief that the
opening Of the sea to the extent proposed
by Lord Salisbury, with so many more poa-
chels at work, would inevitably result in
the
Total Destruction OF the Industry
before next fall. possibly before the ques-
tions at issue could even be submitted to
arbitration.
ltmsy be stated Is fact that this gov
eminent is not at all disposed to allow this
to be done without making a vigorou, and
determined effort to prevent it. Unless
Lord Salisbury recedes from his present po-
sition and consents to . renewal of last
years modus videndi restricting the catch
Of seals to such as are regarded IS necess
sry for the welfare Of the natives, it will
be necessary for this government to under
take alone the protection Of the seals by
the enforcement of the laws bearing on the
subject.
IL is probable that special meeting of
the cabinet will be held on Monday for the
purpose Of considering this subject and de-
Gliding upon . plan Of action in case Of Lord
Sslisbury's insistence on his last PROPOSE
tim
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SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday. June 10Th, 1851, train
slll raa a. follows, connecting At Oakland witt
hNne Central Railroad.
so' Boston, Portland. Lewiston, WAtsfviiie, Au
gastA, 6hOwhcgaa and Bangor;
Passenger trains ieAge Bins1Gm. sst A. NJ.
~ DP. NJ; 5olou. $50 A. n, l2.sa p NJ, Cara
,Ini Fails. 's5i a. NJ 'l.o6 P. NJ; EmbdeE, 20
An. 10 P ". North Ansou, ~ =. ". 80 p
~, snsOn, IN A NJ, 50 ? N. Madison, 80 A
E,.aoaP.s Norri1geveOk, 80 = NJ, 2-2l p
Bang Siding. 7-56 =. " 20 p. "; SsWteli,
t'o.iins. 's.Oa a N, - 81 ? NJ, arrive Oakland
~ a. NJ, 2S0 P VI.
Prom Boston, Portland. lewiston, Augusta, Wa
tervi!e. skowhegan and Bangor
Passenger traiHs leave Oakland, 9.o5 A. M, 4.4i
IN. Sswtella Crossing, s9-1o A. n, IS % P. NJ.
bangs siiiDs, 800 A. NJ, 's.07 p. N Sorridga
soos. Sh A ". 5,lt r. NJ, Madison, 7-5t A. NJ.
SIS P. ~ Ansoa, 80 A, N, - p. N North An
,0p, 'l0.o6 NJ. $50 NJ. hmbden, 1870 A. NJ.
tAP " Csfrstnnx falls, 40 IS A NJ, -6.t P
~. Solou. io-s5 a. NJ, ele P NJ; arrive Bingham
ll.o A. NJ, SIS P.
flag ststioas, a. which trains stop on signal OF
notice 10 conductor, Mixed between Bingham
and North ADsOn. VIM, n. AVER, Supt.
septadtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07

Laok out for couotlrfeits' See that you
ses The gepui1e Salvation OIL Do not let
tbe dealer sell you some ''ja.t as good.
but insist upon getting the genuine with tie
Bsil's Head trad. mark on the wrapper.
feuud Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup to be q
most IF c,u,l remedy. and feel sure thai
the mo.t stubborn cough and cold will yield
to its heaIing influence. Frank s. Price,
New Orleans, La. dluosfm
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A HEAVY ATTACHMENT
Placed Upon a Milford, Massachusetts.
Merchant.

of Milford, dealer IN dry goods
ard clothing. yes eIdsv was s,tached for
s25 600, at the suiI of Gorge K. Smith OF
h.lloweli. Me-. also Al the suit of Henry
McGra- & &c. Of New York. for $4,000.
Mr.. Smiths attachment includes ali the
properly in the name OF Mary Thom. Mr..
Thom is q dealer whose ne. granite block
and stock was badly damaged BY fire Feb
ruAfy 81, With insurance Of s25, 600.
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NEW YORK HEALTH BOARD
Very Much Agitated by the Typhus
Fever Situation.

NEW YORK, March 6-The Health
Board is much sgits,ed touching the typhus
fever situs'ion in this city. Charles Blu
menthsl, 62l Third avenue, hisherty IN
suspected locality WAS removed &c
Bellevue hospital last night, supposed
to be suffering from pulmonary trouble
He WAS placed in . crowded ward. Thi,
morning physicians detected typhus symp-
toms in Blue me nthai's case. The patient
was promptly isolated and the ward fum!.
gated.
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MYSTERIOUS DISAPPEARANCE
or Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania,
Banker.

MoUsT pleasant. Ps., March 6 Hugo
Ksil. the president and owner Of the Sls-
whisky Bank snd general tesmship agent,
is missing. Slavs and Huns Of this
region have been depositiBg their saw
ings With him and he is said to
have $1,000 Of their money in his poset-
sion. His disappearance has created great
excitement among foreigners. The cause
Of bis dissppearsnee 10 not koovn.
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SIX PRISONERS OUT.
A Murderer Free as the Result Of a Jail
Delivery at Butler.

BUTLER, Pa, March "A general jsi
delivery, the third tina, has taken place
within the past three months, has lust oc
CURED here. All the prisoners, six in nun
Der, escaped. save one who was sp
psrently satisfied With the situation. Among
them was Frank Mills, awaiting trial fo-
murder. All Efforts will be used to cap
iure Mills, for whom reward Of $500 bal
already been offered.
Mills is described SIS being about feet II
inches high, sandy complexion. rough, Iigh
mustache. He had slim face, sharp chin
and weighed about 100 pounds His under
teeth set past bis upper ones, He wore
Kentucky Jean suit.
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A Reception to be rendered Mr.. Reed.
Mainc PCnSlNlls.

WAsHlNeroN. March The following
pensions have been granted Maine people
Original, Truman II, SLOW, Stepher
Grant, Abel }. Curtis, A. Loring, james
II. Edgar, Benz ,min Snow, John ii
Harrison, Lewis A. Burgess, II
Fl. Bryant. Additional, Le-ellyr
Carter. James Mcbride, Luther Emerson
increase, george II Fisher, james F. Nc
Keen, Henry Manning; reissue, George
w. Goodwin; original, widows. etc. Anr
Murch, mother, Rosanns Connelly, Msrths
White, Eliz beth NJ. Winchester, Anna M
Dockerty Mary F. Eastman
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70 WAR UPON ITS LIFE And HEALTH

II Is well known that HEALTHY BLOOD:
dostrovs Inc NLJMBERLESS MICROBES OF
ia {; ;rippe. that are constantly swarming IN
the blood of every person living In an infected
district.
II the microbes are allowed 70 exist ana u
multiply In the blood, that terrlnle dlseS7f ~ Ia
Grippe manlfests itself ana !. io,'1"e" sn,h vbsn
the ,be blnGi i POOR and WEAK its power 70
o,,o and DESTROY this sntagonistie me-
mnIt,p3y rF rapidly. until they overcome and and
Jisorsanize every healthy function OF ,ni tns
body and destroy life itseh. Inc ce,Jor iorabei ate
IT ,TT,SE /" s' the BLOOD ITSELF, that tney
~ q, an he st,nosphere everywhere and only
strong 1 besithv blood is able to resist snd de-
~trov them in the body
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ENTHUSIASTIC CUBANS
Meet 10 Promote the independence Of
Their Island.

NEw YoRg, March 6.-Two meetings OF
Cubans we're held here today to promote
the cause Of Cuban independence. In-
psssioned speeches were delivered.
Money is to be raised to assist in carry
ing out struggle for independence when.
EVER the patriots Of the island are ready to
strike for freedom. Great entbusssm pre-
vailed.
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Your Blood

Undoubtedly needs . thorough cleansing
this season to expel impurities, keep up the
beslthtone and preveas disease. You should
take Hoods 6sfsspsrills, the bes. blood
pud6er and system tonic. II 10 unequalled
IL positive medicinal merit.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable, per.
fectly harmless, effective, but do not cause
pain or gYipe. Be sure TO get Hoods.
d&vlyfolymchd&v
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''Should aud acquaintance be forgot
On this cur parting oay
Should We forget him we esteem
When he is far away
Oh, no, W. II hold him In our hearts
And In our memories dear,
And wish him hesl'h and happiness
Through his designiBg years
And when with hIm We meet again,
ms friend we hold 30 dear,
With Joy wen clasp him by the hand
ANA bid him welcome here"
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THIRD DISTRICT POLITICS.


Politics are vsSipx warm in the third die
tfiet The Tribune does no. care to ir'
struci It's neishbors in respect 10 the choics
OF 9 representative but would suggest thai
the Waterville Mail IN ssssilipg Governor
Burieig b with such epithess IS ''demsgogue'
sud "desisning poliiicisn" should be re
minded that that gentleman is still occupy.
ing distinguished position, snd. outside
the Mail ettice, is believed TO be fllipg ii
very creditxbly. The third district has g
number Of very able gentlemen who would
sccept the nomination to the office OF rep
resentstive but the frst one 10 use virulei
and ungentlemsnly language will drop out
Of the race.
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CAPITAL NOTES

c. E. Webber has been appointed post
master at Center Lebanon, Maine.
The comptroller Of the currency has su-
thorzed the Park National Bank Of Hol-
yoke, Mass, to begin business with 9 capi'
tai of 500. 600
The President and party returned to
Washington Saturday afternoon from Viz
ginia Beach. The President was very
much refreshed aud distributed 8 number
of canvssf- BACK ducks to his friends.
Representative Cox of Tennessee Sstur.
day addressed the House committee or
backlog and currency in favor of his bill
to permit national banks to issue circulation
to the full amount Of bonds deposited BY
them, and prohibiting purchase Of bond.
for the sinking fund at price above par
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A Double Tragedy.

WAsHSeTos, Msrch e-Fernleiah
Montague. an artist, today shot and hilled
hi, wife st his residelce here aad then
HI led himself. Is is believed that bis wife
ccn.entea to the rash set, sbich vas due
to de.panden y. the result Of Montague's .
long AID painful illness.
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ASUPPOsEDI INTERNAL MACHINE
Thrown at the Czarina and Czarewitch
in st. Petersburg.

LONDON. March the Chronicle .
Moscow correspondent says that while The
Cz,rins and Cznewiich were driving in
Nev.kv Prospects. St. Petersburg, day or
two ago, q parcel supposed to have been An
infsrnsl mschioe vas thrown at them but
missed the m and fell harmless in the snow.
The culprit who threw the parcel escaped.
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BItiAM Y


DEDHAM, Mass March Ga contest
over the will Of the late William Dunn OF
Hyde Park reveals the fact that his widow,
who received the bulk Of the estate, valued
at about s22 900, had no legal right to the
same on account Of previous marriage,
which vas not Dullifed by death or divorce.
Dunn married the woman who now bears
bis name three months after the death of
his FIRST wife, and at the time she had an
other husband living.
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The Son of Chlcago's Mayor Arrested.

Nyw YORK, March 6 VIM. 7. Wash
burns, Of Portland, Me, = son Of Mayor
Washburn Of Chicago, was arrested here
last night while intoxicated. Wright
Scott, (colored), who had Wash
burne' watch, cuff buttons and scArf-pin 10
his possession was also arrested. Wash
T. has recently been an inmate of the
fsIkirk Inebris.e Asylum st Central Val-
ley, n. j.
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TWELVE THOUSAND LOAvES
Distributed Among the Destitute People
of Vienna.

VIEsNA. March s Saturday ~ 00t
leaves Of bread were distributed to the des
t,tute here from four d fferent stations with
q quantity Of meat, ssusSges and milk.
The applicants include hundreds of chill
dren, from the age of 3 upwards, many
clothed only so far as to have 3 handker
chief about the ioins, and another abou
the neck. After weary wait In the snow
q women tainted in the crowd.
Twenty young men were initiated t.
carry out the work Of distribution. Thii
depends solely upon money sent from
papers, the mayors fund being held fol
more systematic relief.
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Mr.. Springer Worse

WASHINGTON, March The condition
Of Congressman Springer is worse 10 lay.
1t is recurrence of = viru'eut form Of
erysipelas. Tonight the left side Of hi,
face is badly swollen, and his eye is nearly
closed. Periods Of mild delirium are more
frequent. There is today slight tendency
to slupor, phase which his physicians de-
clare noi to be particularly alarming
His physicians held 4 consultation late
tonight and at lis conclusion DR.. John A.
Vincent, Mr.. Springer's family ply sicisn
said There is no occasion for immediate
alarm. Mr.. Springer is worse today but il
does not necessarily mean that fatal re
sult must en.ue. This change is nothing
more than might bs expected in q run Of
the disease
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MAINE PEOPLE.

Rev. John Timing will deliver the Me
morisl day Grafton before John II. Morgan
Post. G. A. r Of Guiiford, this year. This
previous Sunday the post Will attend devins
service in body At the Univefsslist churc h
When 8 sermon appropriate to the occasion
will be preached oy the pastor Rev. R. q
AldYich.
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Natives Need Aid.

WASHINGTON. March "a communities
ton from Special Agent Williams, in
charge Of the seal islands Of Alaska, was
transmitted to Congress today asking 81
appropriation Of el9, SEQ to furnish food,
fuel, clothing, etc, necessary during the
fiscal year. to prsyids for the necessities Of
the natives.
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DR.. Keeley SAYS Of tia cigarette habi,
"is brings confusion to the brain and
heart ana train Of eyis from which il /.
hard 10 recover. even though you stop the
the habit, ~ili not treat q man who per.
sists in using the cigarette. 1t results in
insanity and death
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BETTER WAGES
For Conductors and Trainmen on The
Topeka A Santa Fe Railroad.

TOPEKA. Kan. March 6,--The grie vance
committee Of the Order Of Railway Con
ductors ard Railway TrAinmeD, today
secured the signatures Of the officers OF
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fs to an
agreement to adopt new schedule. which
advances the wages Of conductors and trait
men in most districts and remedies iue
qualities.