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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-28
rowS ELECTIONS.

gILAsasH Pr --Assessass, ysmes We
B.ea.rsy, yr.. Joha Gardser. David jar
dreAa; town clerk, Ww. II, Henderson
school committee. Joseph Gardner. Mosss
appropriated: Schools, SIS; accidental $50
for school haiii,rss, sl75; school eosks'
$50.
| CoSSog PlASrArIoS.--Selec Der
| sir yioieus, lsepa + .se. Herbert Ssirtsy
town clerk, Nelson Lessor; school e'm
| mi;sse. Nelson Lessor, Joseph Forse
Teacher, Nslsan Lfssof.
MAIL srox-S elee:men, ] A Stewart, L
! W III ore, Jas II Porter; town cie.k, E !,
| Snrn: school cormis'eF. n Deunets, {
S Pre- BILE. c EGeiffi,. Money Approp,is'se
| Schools. $50; highways, 5000 sunpor, III
ncor, 1000; ctaer purposes. town expenses
| 500; school books etc, sl5
EpsxconB AZ the annual town ne f.
ing tne following officers we're moeerAsor
j. g. Bsker clsik, +. W. Sherman; s.lee
| a,er, Ed. chase, j r. Brown, W. A
| Co,hrsa; eollsc or sni treasurer, + W
| CnEo,d; supervisor Of schools, Rev. Z. 6
| H0lyok- auditor. A, Il Baker. The usus
| sppro prlstions we're male. The town voted
10 dispense with the service of collector
| of taxes xnd allow the tIessurer TO sttent
| TO that busiNess The taaHc, 81 standing Of
the tow shows excellent management on
| the part OF Its othcsls.
| CAsrrSE- Sels etmen, Luther G Phil
brook. Frank + Lewis, Gsn W Perkias
wa clerk, p j Hoeke sch 'ol commute e.
| G 20 A wheelsr. NJ D. Etwsrd Z Phlorook,
| NJ D. and Mis-. Lois Pei klns. Money Ap
p-Npriated: Free high schools, 1928 ard
l225 for other &c wn school. l25 for rspai''
i, school building; highwsys and bridges
| 1000; support CT poor, 600; town free
library 100 increase on same 20 cents on
each poll, improvement TO cemetery 90;
memorial services, so; current exp 'uee-,
| 600; appropriated from cash on hind, 100
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-28
Flowers and Follage Ipon the Farm.

The love Of flowers and their euIriva-
ton il said TO he an evidence OF high
state Of civilization, and to prove tn 1t
the eiems nts OF progre-s are at work
One has sad, Flo gers are the steady,
impsrt al friends Of all they gladden.
the sick room. and cheer the dus.y way
of the trave.er
Flowers by the roadside, as we'll a. in
the garden, are therefore de-iFabls
Nothing can make thing more dear to
memory. than ass 1eistion with flower
In recollection; and the pleasures Of
childhood are greatly enriched 10 mem
DRY by haviog been spent aIu ing them.
Children whose home has been among
flower beds and trees, will, "a :hsy grow
old, ever revert with pleasant memorv
to the old homestead enscOn3ed 10 fUii-
age and flowers.
Strange a. ii may seem 70 s0tne. 1t ~.
believe. possible that the uIttvatipn
of flowers aids in the cultivation Of the
imaginative and the p0e:ical. SHADE
trees and flowers, in my jadgmen lend
much enchantment aud solid value to
the farm. and q every maa who pos
sesses land be the amount ever so small
we would say do all yon ca N to besuts!y
it ny the cultivation of flowers aud TO :
age; at least do not fail e. make ~ m
for few shade trees Flowers and
vegetables Will agree, aud sUca a blend
ing will add attraetiveuess to the gsrden
"A. p. REED, in oxford Democrat
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The Inspection OF Dair, Herds.
( New York Evening Post


The slaughter and dissection of cattle
afflicted with tuberculosis st the farm Of
Mr. J. = Gillinghau, near Philadelphia,
reported in this journal recently, has al.
ready been proH uctive of good results.
Specialists are pointing out the danger
of drinking milk taken from diseased
animals, and veterinarians are telling the
people Of philadel phia that more or less
tuberculosis exists In the herds
that supply the city. The au-
thorities are advised to pass ordi.
name, ; naming board OF dairy inspec-
tors and prov ding for the inspection of
cows there sppears to be no state law
authorizing periodical inspections Of
diaries by skilled veterinarians 1t is
true the Governor is empowered to de-
stroy Tuberculosis animals bat the
term is interpreted 10 apply only to
beasts sui ring with pleuro-pneumonia
Heal, h-oilicer Nesle SAYS lit would
be good thing tn Increase the scope of
the act Councils could pass an ordi.
nance authorizing the establishment OF
a board Of inspection. these inspectors
could visit the diaries, and very proba-
bly, do much good" Medical Inspector
J. Howard Taylor points To the fact that
the law referred to provides only for
the destruction OF cattle whose diseased
condition is brought to the attention of
| the Governor, whereas tuberculosis may
be present in cattle for months before
the disease is known and 1t cannot be
| known, he adds, without such test as
was recently made at Mr.. Gillinghsm 5
farm. Mr. Taylor is heartily in favor
| of municipal board of inspection, with
power to make periodical inspections.
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his sixth term as ecker Of I lie Assembly
of tue State OF New York, vines:

Hon James w llus,ed. while serving
his sixth term as y ecker OF I Ie Assembly
Of tue State OF New York, vines;
STATE OF NEw YORK, AssEMBLYl
tuhMwwK, ALBANY, jan. Is. 1880 I
Ideafe once more to bear my testimony
TO the value of Allcock's Porous Plssters.
have used them for { Eehty five Years past,
and car ConsCieutiCusiy c'mmand ih'm as
he best x,erhsl I'm dy that have known.
Years ego, whom thrown from carriage
aud seriously j. red, gaze them q
Borough Tsl l. y very shot time the
pam | Was suffering disappeared, soi With
IN week | was entirely teileyel. On an
other OCCASION. when eufering from Sc
vrre cough, which threatened pulmonary
diili2ultes, vhtch | vas recommended to 90
10 Florida 80 ie love, determined TO test
the plsstcIs agsid. ! applied them 10 my
chest and between the shoulder BIZ lee, and
in less than a { rtniRht was eutlt, cured.
On sull smother occasion when ruf -fiiK
from an aUacE of rhrUmst,s'p ~ the sh0ul-
der to suC1 al extent that ! could Sc freely
rise my ann, | again resortrd 80 the pisst-
efr, and within = very few GH's the iheu-
mai'm entirely disappeared. have them
constantly by ms. VII tbs AZ home or
abroad. My family AS well as myself have
fuu q them 10 be sIverclgu y nItdy, both
for external and Internal troubles. Inever
hsd but one kidney officially in my life and
the spp!ic 'tion OF the pastors cured me 10 Q
week. | desire, as said before, to bear
my testimony in a public way to their eili-
cncy.ani know of no better way of doing
Than by gsslpg you my personal experience.
mu28eod&w
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EDITORS TABLE.

Direct Legislation by the citizenship
through the Initiative and Referendum
By J. W.Sullivan. New York Twentieth
Century Publishing Co. Price 10 cts.
Rand. Mentally q Co, Chicago, issue
very good pocket map of Maine, with
list of all railroad shipping points,
towns post offices express agencies, teIe.
graph stations, etc. rPrice Is cts.
|, William Morris: Poet, Artisan. 60
cialist. This is the title of No. ) of the
Social Science Library. 1t embraces an
Introduction by Francis Watts Lee, a
biography OF Mr. Morris by William
Clarke, NJ. D., and selection from the
writings Of Norris 10 prose and verse.
New York: The Humboldt Publishing
80 Paper covers; II mo. PIP 300; price
% cts
81. Nicholas for April presents table
Of contents that must indicate stores Of
delights to the boys and girls who read
the saints monthly number Mr. Holder
sends eapi'at story OF the Famous
Torfogas Bull Fight Lieut.. Fletcher
serial i; continued. and there are stories
by Charles F. Lufomis about sew Mexico
and Vary Hsll0ck F0ote sbout Colorado.
Mr. Eddy and (arryl give some new
suggestions about kite dying. and the
other stories are rs instructive and III
teresting a. they well could be The
illustrations are very attractive New
fork: The Century Company, 300
per wear.
The first quarterly volume Of Litteii'a
Living Age Tor this year closed with tie
number for March - What a qua, =
teriy REVIEW It ia volume OF s32
psgss Of the choicezt reading corr.s-
pandiog TO a single number Of one Of
the great English quarterlies Interest
log aFIi .iea in the numbers for March
- and n ere: ne conclu non Of Sir G..
GAVIN Dahy'a recoliectiops of f'arIsle,
he 9TH Laws Of the Bible, Minor Eogli b
Poets. The Brownings On Da.ch annals,
Floating Republic, The Greatness Of
Iitt' 81 raj -lr.,s stnTits and few
cno1ce p"erIs ao.tun: Lii tel & Co q,
= - ia
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For Sale by all Druggists In the citv.


A Kennebuuk correspondent OF the
Mirror and Farmer has The fol- ,wiag
sensible plea for the garden in The Last
issue of that paper: "Ev"y family II
thew own auv lard, should have garden;
no farm is complete without one. 10
have garden. The frat thing to do Is
TO select q piece If moist land rs
near the house as possible. Use
plenty of well rotted manure, which
should be free from weed seeds. send
to a reliable seedsm'n for the seeds you
wish to plant. Don { forget some Hover
seeds, as flowers give beauty tn the gar
den Keep the ground well cultivated,
so the weeds cannot grow. Enough veg.
etables can be raised from small piece
of land to supply family at a small
cost Vegetables that are gathered fresh
each morning are more wholesome than
those that have been in the store two
or three days. Such articles
can be raised cheaper than they can be
bought think il best TO plant several
varieties-early, medium and late-of
each species of vegetables, SO AS TO vary
the time OF maturity. No garden is
complete without n bed of Strawberries
and raspberries. Try one this year and
you will be surprised at the enjoyment
Ypu RI ceive from 1t :"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-28

his & scourse Yesterday morning, Rev,
J. Ssvard discussed the question, Can the
csl.mifie. sni IN csions which men are
obliged to endure N this life, and somt =
times innocertls, be harmon zed with the
ides Of an iDfhlfeig good and berifcent
God?' This dis 'sion was suggested in
answer to an observation recently made by
a distinguished sp sksr at a dinner in New
York city. Who took the ground ths' ibe
miseries Of ihis life, Ike the famine of
Russia, for .mple. are incompatible 18th
the idea Of b ,nevolent God MIR. saw
ard, IN brief, spoke as follows: Frs', Sas-
fering is corrective, Second, Many who
suffer sre sufficiently warned in
sdvsnce of their danger. ard might with
care and diligence avoid the difficulties
Third Suffeiiog il often educational
Notice for example the Westinghouse air
brake. the Miller platform, the cam heat
ing apparatus for cars, and huadreds Of
other devices on sea ard land, suggested by
d Herent accidents. Fourth. Suffering is
often, perhaps always. 3 civiiz ,ng sgency.
Honest labor alone can produce vigorous
erslr. The struggle for existence. the
4mbiuons, the rivslfiss, trials snd troubles
of life and the resistance to the manifold
forms Of evil have developed society sod
b-ouaht it 10 its present condition, Fifth
With respect to inpe cent persons like il =
fsnts. women, old people and others who
suffer for the sins Of others and with RS
speot to the sufferinss produced by esrth-
quakes. fl 1od. famine and so on it is by
no means an improbsbility to suppose
that the immortal life furnishes abundant
opportunity for reward. For each and all
Of 1t csc reasons, il can be seen tbst suffer
ing is quite compatible wish the idea of 8
benefcent deitg.
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staunch ships strike and founder, the fierce
winds and mountain US waves sseep noble mar
tuer4 "heAr s of OAK" TO sbipxreek and TO dra Ii
vet that does not prevent the lu'berliest Ia ds
man from ri. king his life on the stormy Atlantic
in tae role Of tourist or commercial traveller hui
II he shall reach his Destination safely he viii
scs oeIy have escaped some OF the quams OF tCl
sickness unless he axes with him Host tt"r''
Stomach BitieFs, thai iuimitable spec hc for nnn
$ IL. tad water on long rips nrH n threat to Vie
yoyager, but this my be dep Nei In IA great
measure of Its disorderinR effects upon ih'
stomach bowels and liver bv TIL bitters Against
The pref dtcal fleets OF Malaria, bad diet, fatigue
and exposure it is aleo .ttcacious. 1t svor's
moreover, rheumatism aud kidney complaints
Don't travel on : u or land without 1t.
SWfptrm
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Saturday evening General Secretary
Johnson, Of the Ypuog Mems Christian
Associate received = generous contr bu-
ion fer the support OF the work here
came from Messis. S d Warren, Fiske
Warren AID NJ B Mason, members Of the
firm Of S. d Warren & Co, paper man /.
fslturers WHO h.vs q large mill in this cay.
II was cbeok for s75 aud vas enclosed 10
etier ia which the donors referred TO The
iater,s. which they felt in the work and
their Willingness to contribute 10 the sup
port Of the Gardiner association. This
oecursnce is most convincing evidence OF
thu wsy the ssst suoD is regarded by
business men. They believe mi, thorough
iy and support II generously. For this
practical evidence - their interest, The
me- mbefs Of she association are very CRATE :
full. The association IS rapidly reaching 9
soli3 tusint IS basis, thspks to those v h )ae
liberal contributions support it.
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A largely attended and very enthusiastic
meeting OF the lsdies Who are interested In
the Y. NJ. c. A festival which is to be held
Msy 3, 4 aud ), Was held at the rooms Fri
day siteruooe. II was decided that each OF
the embers should have charge Of q booth
aud each booth should represent some
f1wsr. The following ladies from each
ciety viii have charge of the booths
Il ,ndolph Methodist, Mrs. F II. banning,
Mrs. Frank Mesdg. Miss JuliS rrssk, Miss
lisa ALI Gardiner Epi.c tpsl, Mr.. Weatr 4
L,wis. Mls Wm G. EIus, Mrs. Harry
Whit. Mi-s Cooper ConsregstioBs', Mrs
Ih.s. S-ift, Mrs NJ. c. Wsiaw3rth Mrs
A. {. Brown, Miss Maud HARROW; First
Bsp let, Miss Nellie Mitchell, Mis- Alice
Be- j.min Miss G pl', M. Taylor; Free
Bspi,t, Mi,s Hartman, Mr.. Bean; Met
,Ji,I Mrs A'thur Jev4tt, Mrs. ] "a l.,
Bates, Mrs Henry Wilkins, Mss L)ls
Lander. The following il)wprs will be
represented Randolph Methodist, poppy
Gsrdiaer Episeopsl, sunalser; Coz gregs-
tlonsl, SEQ . ball First Baptist, rose; Free
Baptist. dsisy; Methodist. psnsy. Sollci-
tips committees for each ward in the city
and also for Randolph a0d FsrmiDgdale
s-e being arranged. The fair viii be
open, on Tuesdsy evening" May 3, with q
very dainty ente rtsinmens which is being
rArgsd especially tor this occasion by
Mrs Laura E Richards AID Miss A. Nj
GsrdIue,. The programme for the other
tE0 evenings has NOS been definitely AZ
ranged bus aill be announced later.
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FAVOR CLEVELAND,


IsDraNAPoLIs March 27.-The Ida J.
spaiis Ssn,ilel, thst has heretofore SUP
ported Gov. Grsv will tcnoror demand
that he vithdrs. from the Prs sldentiai race
in favor Of Cievelsuo.
The sentinei will say that it has taken
especial pains 10 asceftiin the daft Of Dem
ocrstic opinion throusnoui Indiana on the
Presidential question, and vii assert that.
taking The state ihteu ugh. 1t is an exceed.
insly modest estimate 80 say snss IS per
cant are in favor Of Cleveland aaxinst the
fed. 81 d 90 per cent. fot bin a. sidst any
bo1y bus sI Ggv Gfsy
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Some Good Vessel Lost.

Bosros M.rch 27.-Stesmer British
Empire arrived today rom London. ard
reports that February 81, in Lat. IS, 10 N.
Long, Az, SO w, she passed a ships top
mast, apparently 50 feet long, With 8 white
band at the head.
In the same vicinity she usste5 piece
Of wreckase, either the deck or side of q
vessel With teams sttachei.
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An alarm Of hte was rung last night
about the time people were going to the
evening services. The cause Of the alarm
was quite an sx!s nsive bisze in the bakery
Of DR.. Fortief at the Plrins The depsr :
| ment responded promptly and in short
time succeeded il putting he fire ont be-
fore it bsd made much progress. the
principal damage wss csus. by smoke ard
w.ter and will probably smougt to about
$500 The large bakers oven was badly
bfoker ard other uiensiI. Of the shop cor =
s.dersbly ijured. The fire is supposed to
have originated sbont the oven in ~hich 8
Il 20 ia kAnt constantly
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u the biz h &C hool and the ten who will tskt
part in the public fxhibiuon are Nvisr
small, Gerfis Morgan. Mamie Celoy. Ale
/ Tiubeus, Sadie Jswstt, Retihs Church
EVE r ed, Lizzie Anne, Deabie HolmFi
Gertie Ha hsuay. MAY Small viii
have the vslsdletory and Miss Morgan Inc
'alulstory.
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The ladies' Of the So'osis are making ar
engagements for two days fair to be held
A pril &c 81, in connection with which al
enter siument md da1 cing party will be
given 1hs fret evening tn, Huskiug
Bee" will be repeated with change of
music throughout. The dsucing party will
he the grand fasie Of the fair. At the
various booths shout the hall articles of
considerable value will be put On sale
The ladies presiding at The booths will be
cosium d to represent some Of the differ-
sns Characters Of Dickens WORKS the ladies
will also in their conversation carry the
impersonslioa out as comp letely as Is pos ST.
b e.
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The funeral of the late Euz gene Leeman VA
held Sunday sfterD oon st O'Clock. A very
large gathering of friends WAS present, in.
elndtrg the members Of Brookings Post g
A Il Of Rudolph, of which Mr. Leemar
sss mt mber, who attended 10 body. A
large delegation from Heath Post G. A. Il
II hi, city, was also present.
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SALISBURY'S ANSWER
Laid Before the President But None
Knows Its Contents.

WAsHrSGroN. March 27.-The reply
from Lord Salisbury IN answer tn Acting
Secretary Wbarol's note of he 22;d, ex-
pressing the hope of the President that
Lord Salisbury would give prompt and
friendly sssens to the renewal Of the m ,dus
vivendi o. the lass wear for the prot ctioa
Of seal life in Behring ses, vas LAID before
the President this sfternlon
II bears the date of the 26th, and Was re-
caivea by Mr.. Wharton today through Sir
julien Psuncefo,t'. When Mr.. Wharton
laid ii before the President b. had bris
talk with him in regard TO its contents
Neither the President nor the secretary
would Indicate to the press The nature Of
the communication.
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Miss Carrie Douglass, of this city. ten
dersd her res 6 nation as uscher in the Ran
iaiph grammar school FsidsJ. She vii
give her en- ire time TO instruction in elocu
ton, In which ar: she is remarkably gifted
On the closing day f school the pupils Of
her classes presented her with q very hand
s1me silver card receiver.
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your dealer VII guarantee that
the paint he wants 10 sell you

- your dealer WI guarantee that
the paint he wants TO sell you
, contains no water or benxine. Is
fall ms .sure, IL made from pure linsesd
oil combined with tnrpensine and tur-
rentine drier, Is greand and mixed by
machiEery, has wonderful covering
properties, will last well and look well
for years, he Is trying TO sell you Chill
ton Paint. He has said about all we can
say, except that the popularity Of these
tpainss is based solely upon their merits.
The Chiffon Eansf Co., before they
made & pound Of paint, decided that
their paints were 10 be made with the
choicest and best brands Of pure lin
seed oil, and tina. the customer was 10
get full value for his money. This rule
has never been deyiated from.
maraseodaw,ops lInr
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There will be a specisi eeting Of the
city government this evening a. lha ely
rooms. The fasnoe committee ~ili PIT st u,
is Recommendations for app. o rlstions for
his year. Several other important matters
will also be considered.
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While special freight was b,iag made
up in the yards FIiisy nigh, George A.
Mesa, = brakeman. while shackling ears,
had the fore fioger OF his night hand badly
C ushed. DR. Hill dressed the irjary snd
will endesvor to save the tilger although
amputs,ion may possibly be necessary on
account of its terribly msnglsd condition.
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r-r Congress Street. }
PORTLAND. NE. May II. %, /,

Ma, n. J. AllfS;-
Ba, for Aliens Sarsaparilla
should have been in my grave six
months agp. When | began to take IL I
could nni have lived a mon,h honget. last
Wintet had the La Grippe in its worst
a terrible cough. which nearty took
,nv bead on. Rutwhat came SO near being
the cause II nv death VAS a complete
loss of appetite, AMI inability to keep
ioed nf any ktna aown, For q months
| could not est as muth as a SPARROW would
eat don't believe ate 2 ounces of
food a week. Every time | would ept
any Sclid fo,Nd in NY mouth, and try 10 swat
low il. lwae,i gag and throw II up.
became SO weak and enlaciatcj thatl could
lust move around. and ! had given w all
hope OF recovery. In tae, 4 WAS a
wonder that lived as long as dii, | was
under the doetoIs care Tor ten weeks. Ia,
they could 10 nothing Tor me. AtiaSS when
I was ahou; gone, a friend told ne to try
Aliens Sarsap4rllla, ard got a bot
lie tried it. Before had taken half
a bottle my appetite had returned, ami by
Tie tune the tirSt hettic was gone, | had i
ravenous appetite. | could cat a
hearty meal OF any kind Of food With
ont its hurting me would gctup most ev-
e;y night after lunch, ! VAS so hun
erv, Well, Of cuGtsc: as my appetite re-
turned, my strength returned also.
ana mat terreie cough disappeared.
II ever there WIS grateful man, am CRATE
tul fNr what YOUR wonderful medicine has
dome for me. ana ! repeat thJt should
have been dead nov, hut for a. have
recommended 1t tN icfens Nt UfN friends. and
it has helped them ott...
MICHAEL ;, WASP,
Stone Gutter
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MRS "i@TFoF's Soothing Syrbp has been
Used f7r cIA'dte1 JeeshlBg. l. soostes sh..
child, so5fen, guns. slisJs all pan. cure.
Niad coilc, sni is the bess remedy for
dlsrrboa- Twenty-Five cents a bottle
Sold BY ali trEgxiss throughout the world.
iItt3IMau wedAFr!AvIy
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Fiitor ( N Office boy)-How do you spell
"tsutologJ 2" Office boy (prompHy) Il
don'l spell it at ali. Editor (s7grily)-
What aid you 20 to school fIrf Odics BOY
'sdly because had TO The & ,iistian
m Wurk
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The three inebr.led men who we're max
ing merry at the Msihorpsr residence in
Randolph Friday, came up for t,iAl before
Judge G. odspeet Saturday morning AID
the Trio vent 20 the Augusta Jail.
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All young lads and isssiss Who are inter
ss.sd in tas formation Of Loyal Temper
snee Legion ere requested to meet 10 The
Z. NJ. c. A. rooms tomorrow sfEsraooa q
5 o'clock.