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The annual meeting and election OF
officers of the Rockland Creamery Associa-
ton was held at the court house, Thursday
Feb. 3. The reports show that 1928
pounds of butter were sold, yielding in cash
$40 ,993.5l. Butter and milk were sold
amounting to $5O0.37 The total receipts
amounted to $50, 1855. The total OF
IA ,597 pounds more butter were made
cost of collecting was less
mills pound. The cost of making was
. IL mills; selling, collecting, managing
keeping account, etc, 6 l-2 mills per pound
The largest amount made iu any one month
was IL 1872 pounds in June. The total 60,
OF making that month was 3 IL cents a
pound. The smallest amount made IN
any one month was in February
35l6, the cost being a triile over seven
cents pound The largest price received
Il pound was in January, 80 cents; tn,
smallest price received was in June, y l..
cents. The patrons received an average for
the year of 10 - cents Il pound. Had the
same amount of butter been ma ic in .IaG-
uary that was made in June, the patrons
would have received for that month - cents
per pound.
All outstanding bills of any amount have
been paid and the institution is practically
out of debt. Great credit is due the excel
lent butter maker, j. H. Hills, for lis snpc-
rior skill and for his untiring devotion to
the interests of the association. An I'M
mcnse amount of work in book keeping has
to be done by the manager, to say nothing
of all the work of selling, shipping, truck
ing, collecting, etc. All the patrons were
cordially invited to attend the meeting 10
hear the reports and obtain any information
they might desire, but very few came.
The old board of directors was reelected
rs follows: G. A. Sylvester, &. W. Kim
ball, q. Gardner, W. J. Robbins, s. H..
Doe, +. w. Morse AMI W. n. liner. =.
W. Smith was reelected secretary and
treasurer. On the whole il has been very
prosperous year and the future looks en-
couragng. Gazette.
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MINISTER STEVENS
Gives More Reasons Why Ne Acted as Nc Did
Il Hawaii.

WA>niSeroN. Feb. i5.--petailei dis,
patches received At the stale department
from Minister Stevens, Honolulu, give adj
tsi,ienal reasons whiel, caused him to assume
temporary protectorate OF the islamis. He
says the provisional government needed
time to orgaa,xe the police and military
fosee. There Was danger that the evil ele-
nleat Of the population might stir mp .iisor-
der. II WAS slso feared that British war
vessel might arrive and the British minister
at Honolulu thus aided, might try to press
unduS the provisional government Mr..
Stevens advises that one or two moro
United States war vessels be sent To Homo
lulu.
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Acrobats, whose fcats Of leaping and
yaulting so interest the crowd and charm
the children at the circus, ought to take
with them from town TO town supply OF
Salvation Oil. They will find it a iirst-class
iinimcnt just the thing they need for sore
ness of the muscles accustomed by too violent
exercise. for stiffness in the ba' k and neck,
or for any abnormal strain which they may
be subjected to. Price % cts.
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NEW YORK. Feb. IL.
New York Produce MARKET.


NEW YORK, Feb Is
fLout-heceip's' q =" psea. exports. IN
Dds: iila sacks eaie'' b'do pkssi mnrkst
9ue', .as". 80. -,.------,, -. -
low exuas.ss Iva. %: CITY mills Wai 10 City
lhihs patents, , ooat 20, winter wheat Low
grades, &c ao' iair to fancy, 2S a2b;
patents, eSaf % - Mhhcso Ia clear, 5oaaso;
| straights, ooat %. parents, 2,a 100, rw
intAtufe'' VIVIAN no. snpcfnne 1oa9 10; line, u
AZ 10
KfE tLout-hnre hcti'" hrmcr.
hfE-et'anN' WESTERN W"'i
BARLEY -iiin, - No 2. Western,
6oaso' stale, tsnso; No Toronto, sias5.
BARLEY MALr--duil western 'oas2; two
rowed stat. .lasa, siNro"ei state soas5; city
,nade Canada lo'nl'S'
uhAr-keceipts d'W bash expnrts -;
| sales, is,oo, lower with "plious.nod. active for
report ----------------------
No. : RED, stor- and elevator sas0;
si'"a', soiasll fob, osasi; No hard sslas;
No 8 spring 1sta7s, No. ! northern sSsss,
Mo-, norhe'A. stas., u" Milwsukee,----
No. ) red. 1iia1a; MOI spring soiasoi, ungraded
I red, 1tasi,
! NoHs- Rccripts. =, 600, EXPORTS 6odo. salss
aa,oCo, dnil, inl lower, --------------
No. = o?a .ievaor 5ia aiioati No.
., white, Sha--; fob, 4, No. Ia No. T.
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DEATH IT THE DANCE.
A Score Killed and Many Injured by petro-
icum Explosion In hungary.

BCD,-fFsru, Feb. IA carnival dance
was gwen Monday evening in Deutsch
Pereg. At ! when about 100 persons were
dancing in the ball on the first floor, cl,ild
playing in the cellar dropped lighted taper
through tie bungl,oIt Of a essk fun
of petroleum. The cask exploded, killed
the chill, tore mp the dance iloor
and scattered burning PETROLEUM among the
dancers. \ dd1. q pgrsoaS envel1pcd in
fame raH For the mellow ami doors,
spreading FIRE aud panic among the rest of
the company. Ten prisons FIN through
to tie cellar anil were burned to death.
Seven more whose clothes caught fire, died
shortly after reaching the open air. Three
were irappiel into nncogsciousness in the
panic AMI burned as they lay on the floor.
Five men and seven women with clothes
halt burned from their backs are in a
critical condition Many others suffered
slight frsctHr,s or burns. But 30 or 10
persons ESCAPED wisieat injuries
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The many friends of Mrs. Harriet L..
Boardman, are panied to learn of her sud
den death which occurred Tuesday in
Washington. y. H.. where she was visiting
her neice. She was about to start for home
hen she was taken i'll q few DAYS ago.
Her age was SO years. The remains are
now on their way here, and the funeral will
he he'll Friday at > l.. NJ at the home of
4. X. +. BufFam, where she had lived of
late
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-16

Capt. Ira Lewis of the Della Collins
came from from his Southport home to tins
city yesterday. The genial captain says
tina, in spite of the unusual cold and great
amount of ice in other places, Boothbay
harbor and southport gut have been cxcep-
tionally free from ice, navigation having
been less impeded there than it was last
inter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-16

The Lincoln Debating Club will have the
fullow ing subject under discussion on Fri
Ray evening at the high school; Resolved.
I'That Canada Should be Annexed to the
United States Affirmative Messrs. Writ
Brown, Alton Roberts and Ned Wing. neg
ati.r, Harry Vose, Henry Spencer and
Edgar Brown.