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New-York tribune., 1894-10-31
BALTIMORE AND ONO IL. IL,

Baltimore. Washington. Chicago, Cincinnati
u So Loui. aud Al Points Mest.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE OF ALI. TRAINS.
Leave Ney.-York foot Of Liberty ST, daily Tor CHI.
TAG3 30 ? 70 ,,1 ahd ~ :l' n.h tor rTrsn6HIhF;S
300 a. m, 600 y. m For WAsHiNGrON. BALrI-
MORE. 80" a. ni 80 Il. Dining Car). 80 600
p m eS SUM- %" ?; m 600 p. m Dining Carr i.:l3
night. All trains daily apt 800 D. IN.
For NORFOLK Ia. Line 30 .. IN. ex SUNDAY.
For NEW-OILEANS. VIA Roanoke Bristol and Cha,ta.
noogA through Pullman Sleeping car. 600 D. m. daily
Ticket or'c"s l72 col AIS i4o Bdway. 81 East iith
St 400 Grant ST. n. Y $50 34l Fulton s.. $40 Wash
ieton St. Brooklyn Station foot Of Liberty St. c. r. r
New York Transfer Co. win call for and check basgas.
b destination. ~ - - '--''
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financial nleetln9s.

IIHNHttuI ItItfIlHy6.
NANHANSET IMPROVEMENT co. New
AVI YORK October - 1884 The annual meeting ~ the
stockholders q his company will be held the Dlc-
THOMAS II WOOD co. nos 5T3 and J1J Broadway.
Cit. Tues lay. Nov, mber 10. 1884, p.
HENRY Is MOTLEY. secretary
- IIELTEK ISLAND PARK. New York. Oc-
- toAer - 1897 The annual meeting ~ the stock
holders Of this company VIII he held at the office OF
THOMAS II WOOD - co. Nos. Ss3 and 80 Broadway.
New York Cit,. TUESDAY. November -. lsoi "a
m. HENRY *. MOTLEY secretary
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ErRorrAx r1xANcAL MAn.ETs.

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS
London oct. 30 > ~ cons ls i"i J." 'r '..i ,
ONO nrs, mortgage bonds lG@ Canadian l''ih'. 80
rre I3i. a, second o1nslls. -. li1'- 'h,ih' ~
.v;cs" rd,nary i.t. - Paul common. 6lh. NcN-i 'rF
C,n,r.L 100 a. Pennst tivana - It'adnr -. AcN m
rrv n.r cent bonds. 81. Aichls0r common. .
80 p m-Ths amount ~ bullion "lihiia"h from ~
R.nk - England lnlnnc~ to-day j. til'tV'
20 n ln Paris aly.e- quot" 3 per cent r"n'"s ~
10, frer~s f0t ih" account "ni 'A'hins" 90
Iontor a. - francs IL. confines for ch~cS- -
Terlln oct. Exchange On LONDON ~ naiF' -
pfcnnngs fo- sigh AMI 20 marks "l'7 p''nhhH' '''
..O-day bills
New-York tribune., 1894-10-31
sryc PRICES OF CHICAGO STOCKS.
on THE STOCK EXCHANGE.

Tuesday. October 30-p m.
The reaction which generally occurs after the
market has been depressed came to-day. Al 'he
opening stocks were lower by shade than last
nights closing: but after considerable hregu-
,ar!ty they became strong, and remalhed so'
generally closing with fractional advances Inc
s,rnIe exclamation of the market was the cover
ing of the shorts. The coal properties were eN-
,remely active and the largest transactions in
this group were in Central of New-Jersey--4Soo
shares It opened at 90 and fuctuated between
s3b and e0le closing at 927s Delaware ana
Hudson was per cent higher at the close. at ~
tho highest price Of the day. after opening at
1901, and touching lls%. The same story can
be told or Delaware Lackawanna and western,
:, which the dealings were relatively small 1t
was firm. and its final quotation was l5''s-
net gain Of ss Reading was up 10 l7i2 but de-
cl,ned % III. at the end. showing however a
net gain for the day u 4. Concerning hese
coal properties. there was no real news.
Ths general list with one or Two exceptions
u.ae 6rn, and although the bears ''raided New
York Central and Lake Shore while covering IN
other stocks they only succeeded In depressing
them a fraction at the close. Inc hea'lest u'
,iina ~ the dav was in Pittsburg Cincinnati,
chicago and ST. Louis preferred. due TO the pass
ing OF dividend on H. 1t opened al 4o'2 ana rs
last price was 42-a net loss oi points nne ~
advances were recorded for the Changers on
The most active stock in the market. once inore,
was American Sugar Refining in which 1921
shares were done II was heavy most oi the DAY
and closed with a loss Of ~ at si24. Its move
,nar,e seemed 10 have been wholly the effect OF
maninulation Chicago Gas was up point
General Electric ,. at 80. and Western Union =
q, S6s-in all Of which trading was ilght. Az IN"
a,osn the market was firm. with l6j,0Oi shares
done. r,,rr
Va sales were made in tho Government securi-
toe and quotations remained unchanged, as fol-
lows:
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DHL., LAcKAwANNA, AND wEslEKN II, =: =:

DTL.. LACKAWANNA. AND wEsl EKN IL. X.
statiOhS Ia seO-hOrA iOVt UI nar.iay ana
Cnri1toDher sGrec,s ...,....,
NESIIbt LED iHAiNS. ~ NLLhrN Blff l.
COACHES. Pl'Isch ii"hl, 49,,
Ridge, MADISON Morri.to"n F4ss..e, PatsIs9n, boa
ton. Dover. S.snEop". BlDD.s LAkE LAhE no
PATOOSG. Hackettstorn, sCHOOLEl-S NOUN AN,
Wasaingtln, PHILLIPS BURG. EAsTON. WATER
GAP sTRouDsBuR1 R1 Pqeono Ioua'ans; scRAS
HAMTON. OXFORD, NORWICH, Watert!s, ETicA
kiCHFlELD SPRINGS. Cortland SYRACUSE. o.
WEGO ITHACA. ONEGO. ELNlRA. cORNINo
BATH DANsyILLE. BUFFAlA an4 -. points
7.2o A. M.-BlNGHAMToN MAIL stops at principal
s:Oo 4 M-RUFFALo. SCRANTON. BINGHAMroy,
UTICA. RlCHFIELD SPRINGS. SYRACUSE AID
OSWEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Piglor Cars Con:
meet at Buffalo with trs.r FOR Chicago arriving 30
leo P. M-sCRANToN BINGHAMToN an4 ELMIRA
400 p M-sCHANTON. WILKEs8ARRE and PLYA.
OUTH EXPRESS Pullman pail.
13O l.. NJ. dDalyl. Buffalo NestbUsi Limited Ex.TeH
f1r SCRANTON. BiNGHAMTON. ELMlRA. BUF.
FALO Pullman Iiurst Sleeping car. Connects AZ
BIfao with uain Tor Chicago. arriving AZ 3J ?.
day.
900 r. II ,Dsl,)-HIFFALo SCRANTON. BINGHAM
TON UTICA SYRACUSE and OSN ECO EMPRESS.
Pullman Buffet Slc.p~gs
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMOr ATOMS a, >
N-!iayst. and 42l Broadway II ke;s at ferry stations
7@ and 9ie Broadway. 80 West 25h-st. 231 Columbus.
ave. Newyor IS, and pc Fulton and - broadway,
Brcoklyn Time tables. giving fll Information a, all
WESTCOTT EMPRESS COMPANY Will call ro- ana
check tashse from hotel residence 20 dest!na:ion
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Uinler lcsorts
Az IDEAL WINTER RESORT.
MWTLEl BWN A1Bg

VIII open December 18TH 1894. modern hotel with all
Latest improvements and conSenenccs located 5'o feet
above level. oi hills Allen
ticuiary dry. halmy and invlsorating climate excellent
and perfect drainage select orchestT
and ahunian; facilities for and indoor sports Fo.
booklet and fun particulars address until November Goth
C. A. LfNSLEN. Flfth Ave Hotel NewYork CITY; after
that date. Augusta. Ca
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sorTu CAROLINA X GEORGIA RAILROAD

sOt'TW CAROfINA y GFOKGlA KAILK0AD 20.
HOIPONS II this Company due Nov lst.
y isq. u b, paid A, 'ha once n the C1rlpany Room
80 80. 80 81 H-oadvaf. HENRY PARSONS. Treasurer.
All CouDons Duc ProS. and the prir-
pal - all l,'ds igr ma date. issued hy THE
i...4lI.pAt rtyD 4FA.I 81 'fstANf~ ana -"cIr'f ly
rolling stock furnished railroads under ctr.trIst form
paid afer fhat 'h~ ~ -"~ - POST
& PDMEROY. y. Wall ~f. YORK and J.. ".
CLARK & co. ~ i3r South FoYf'h -. Phiadel phia.
oct ~. iS'F II. \. = POST Treasurer.
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NONPAGNIE GENERALE Transatlantique
4 L

La BRETAGNE. RuJe ....SaI Nov - % % ~ II,
IA BOf 'RGOG NE Ieb0euf. Sat. Nov 10. u 80 D. m
q cUAMPAGNF Laurent ....... sat Nov. H. > a. m.
S.w-York TO Alexandria Egypt Via Paris trip valid 80
d,vs. T'.rst class $3.50, Second class. SIG.
FORGF.T. General Agent. ~ ? Eowtrs Green.
New-York tribune., 1894-10-31
Royal BLUE linE.
WEST SHORE R.K.

Trains leave est 42d si. sutton New-YorA, ab
lows and Is inmates earlier from Franklin
$3.50 4. VI. Daily. Local TO Buffalo. - .
81: 4. VI Da Albany. Utica. Ro-hes.
ter. Buffalo. Nsgara Falls Detroit. Chicago: except
saturday -. Toronto.
5:l5 p ". DAILY foi Albany Montreal Utica syrs
cas-. Rochester. Buffalo. Niagara Falls. Toronto De-
troit, Cleveland Chicago ard s.. Louis
S:t5 u. VI DALI" eAcep. sunday. for Utica, Sy.acIss.
Rochester and Buffalo Carries sleepns-ear pAssensss
only.
S;i5 y. VI. Daily FOR ALBANY. Utica syracuss Rocs-s
ter. Buffalo NiIsara Falls Toronto. Detr9. e'eanA
Chicago and -. Louis
Fo- tickets time tables. paror and sl-epng-ca.
commodations apply city Offices. Brooklyn aai NewYoEk.
and stations Time tables principal hotels For
other intorms ton address
C. +. LAMBERT General Passenger Agent.
- ~. - ..nrl.
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Diuiocn0 Notices


=" h'"AD-SI. 'MiEd,S y, i5,DiN'' o., 80.
COUPONS due Nov. L. 1894. from The follow
\ bonds VIII he paid on Nov. J. aai thereafter at
this Office"
Galveston. Harrisburg mi san Antonio Railway Co
tVestern Division nrst mortgage per cent.
southern Pacific Z cal tnsi cons 5s
r. SMITH. Treasurer.
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: !: RlE 1, In e S

Through ira:as fcr Chicago and the West leave New.
York. foot 4 chambers daily. follows and ave
minutes earlier from West 226-et.
q. A. M.-k est.puloG lAplcss Hayerly. BEG
"' hanton EmiGa. Buffalo. Bradford and saAA
IaTlOf Buffalo.
t.OD Il. M.-Nestibue Limited. Solid train 70. CHI
Wv" cage Via Chautauaua Lake. Sleepers 10 Chi
csgo, Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining car
gro T.. M.Soiid train to Chicago. via Niagara Fsla
"''O Sleei"-s to buffalo and Chicago.
S.lI u. N.-Nia ChaUtauqua Lake and NaCara FANS
''io SOLID train 10 Chicago. Sleepers Buffalo. Chit
cago ard Cincinnati Dining
I oCAL TINE TABLE. TICKETS AND PULLMAN
II accommodations at .GI 23. 40l and y57 BroadwAy ~
East i25thst. chambers and Wss, I'D ferries New
York 333 Fulton-st. Brooklyn: 2pu Hudsonst Hobohen
ana Jersey City station Erie Transfer Company calls fo'
and checks baggage from hotels and residences 10 tes
nation.
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JAPMNaGM1NAo
cccIpENTAL AND ORIENTAL s. S. co.
EAClEIC NAL 5. =. co.

Steamers leave Francisco:
CHINA. via Honolulu ..--.'.... Sotetnoer o. ~ ~
PERI; November -. p. m
OCEANIC Via Honolulu ..... December - D. y ia
,ITY OF RIO DE JANEIIO .. Il december 10, . 2. III.
For freight passage and ssneral information Apply 20
e43 R-n.dway Or / Battery Place washington BIldirG
and Broadway.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-12

WHAT SENATE DID TODAY.

WAsHIEaToE. March 12.-lIr. Blanch-


WASHINGTON, March 12.-Mr Blanch-
ard the newly appointed senator from
Louisiana, was presented to the senate at
the opening Of that body today and took
the oath of Office. AT his desk. which
was b0untlfully decorated with flowers,
he received the congratulations OF the
louisiana delegation in the house, Or
which he was mem Der until last week
Senator Dolph of Oregon, called at
tention TO q circular sent out by Harvey
apaulding, a IS ashington claim agent
Offering 70 secure lands along the N Orth-
ern Pacific at a nominal cost
Dir. Dolph characterized this circular
as q swIndIng scheme, the grossest
fraud he ever knew.
Senator PETER and Callinger offered
amendments to the tariff bill which were
ordered to lie on the table.
The resolution presented a few days
ago Dy AIr. PETER relative to the iuveBu-
cation Of the charges made in the press
that certain senators had taken advau
tage Of the knowledge gained ia their
official capacities for dealing IT'D sugar
stock on Wall street. was laid before
the senate the presiding officer MIR.
Harris1 ruled that as the resolu-
ton called for expenditures from
the contingent fund of the senate, it
would not be considered until referred to
Mr. PETER then modified the resOlu-
tions eliminating that feature
AIr German moved TO lay the resolu-
ton as modified, on the table, and it was
SO ordered, 50 to 81
The seigniorage bill was taken up and
Senator Vance resumed his speech
AGAINST it
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reallH studiea Il b

really studied it to any great extent,
and i certainly find it wonderfully in-
teresting
cannot bring myself 70 believe
that the extraordinarily good shots
people make when telling the charac-
ter Of their subjects are ain chance.
neither can 4 see any greater improb a-
bility in the character Leaving am inn
preston on the hand; bun i must adj
NIT that until the events which z ann
about to relate took place I did not
put any faith in prognostications of
the future.
/ had asked q few people ia after
dinner one night. for some music, con-
versation and such like and was
rather taken abacz when that foolish
little Eva Darlington whom / had
asked with her hance, suddenly said;
''Oh. Mrs Gordon, do please tell me
my fortune by my hand; i hear you
are SO clever at that sort of thing.'
/ should like to find out how She
knew + went in for palmistry- ann
sure I never told her.
However. Of course i could only
say 1 should be very much pleased to
tel.her what knew, and proceeded
to poke and prod her hand about,
bending back her fingers and thumbs
as far as 4 could q only hope 7 hurt
herb and all the other rites and cere-
monies that the professional palmist
INDUCES in.
never saw such a hand as hers
was There were scarcely any lines
on it and it was hard and cold to a
degree; 7 could only tell her that She
was phlegmatic and rather un-
sympathetic. and her horribly turned
in thum bs showed that She was also
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THEY WON'T sECEDE.
Canadian Knights of Labor Satisfied
wien Sovereign

T0RoNTo. Ont. March 12-District
Master Workman Carey. x. of t., says in
regard to rumors that Canadian Knights
of Labor may secede.
ssIhere is no foundation for the report.
There IS not the least dissatisfaction with
Sovereign. If there be any hard feeling
ia Ontario 1t is against General Secre-
tary Hayes. If there has been any re-
volt ia Quebec on other provinces, Carey
must know it by reason of his position"
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BURNED AT THE STAKE
Two Col0red Boys savage Treatment Of
Is small Child.

CAMDEN. n. il, March 12-Conrad
Coke and John Ellis, negro boys, yester-
day seized Charles Tinney, a white child
Of eight years and tied him to a stake.
Then they piled brush wood about it and
set it on IRE.
The child's cries brought a colored
man to the spot, who released him. The
child is Sc badly burned that even should
be survive be must lose both arms.
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your friends like that you viii find
yourself ia the wrong box one Of these
days"
Now Ted is one of those foolish
people who are pleased to laugh al
ones little attempts at science, and SO
forth; at least he does at mine, So 4
never take into consideration any
thing he says on the subject 4 said
nothing to add fuel to his indignation
and disgust, but captured the book
and took it up to bed with me to study
at my Misunderstanding him to put the
others away. by-the-bye-
Now most firmly made up my mind
and stuck to it too. ia spite of Ted, or
any other stupid person-that the en-
gagement between Langton and Eva
would come to nothing, and I thought
over it so much 1t became a conviction
Ted always says that it was forum
ate that we left for Scotland just then,
or he would have always declared
that the events which followed were
due to my interference. AS it is,
feel quite Innocent. as i only heard
the story ia fragments from the long
letters we used to receive from friends
at home.
We gathered a good deal from Lang
tons own letters to us both. AIT first
these letters were full of Eva Eva
does this and Eva thinks that,
and SO on. until we got sick and tired
of Eva BY degrees we noticed that
tt.-t
he had been at the Newton several
- ., .---,
$50 - +l- $50
era
ol19e l79. .-i4
INV 121sHs - si1l7- "N5
=. w. 7.u-, s4.--
80
Meanwhlle we had letters now ana
then from Eva herself winch were
always full q the preparations TOT tne
weddlngi the rousseau presents ana
50 On with very attle menJion II
Langton. we also saw an announce
AnehI IN the paper thal ing marriage
was 70 take place carry ln 1lle HeN0
month. When LED saw lD ne salo'
oW nope @ou are convinced
oh no" said I. ?. here's many a
slip twixt cup and lip and Uhey re
not married vet
we ula not near from Ian Ton lot
some 1lplie TIME AFTER lhaI' ana 10 was
only week or Two before tne Gay
nNeu Tor lhe "edaihg eha1 we mao
SNORT nole OF tnanA= Tor our ple79H1
lwhich ! eo woulo seno' bnou8h oe
elareo u "oulo not pc wan 1eol' ana
1iiS ma lloI lils1o 1NT @2PS ~
pair we're going TO the south OF france
lot Ihelf money moon.
rs weoolng cay passed oyer
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THE BANKER LITTLE CASE


oLATaE- Aa05.- March I2-Tha case
of the state against Banker "a. wv. Little,
charged with killing b. q. Johnson at
Kansas City, Kans., was called in the
district court of johnson county today
under a change of venue. A special
venire Of seventy five have been drawn
from which to select a jury and it is
quite probable that this order viii be eX-
bausted before it is possible to impanel
that body over 100 witnesses have
been subp9naed on both sides of the
case and i VIII be fought bitterlY.
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NEW YORK. March 10 Constable
Hook, near the Kill Won Kull. is the
scene today of another big fire, which
promises before 1T is conquered to dame
age property amounting to over 100000.
AT Constable Hook are situated the eX-
teusive works of the Iidewater Oil COM
panY. Fire broke out in the wax do
Dartnent q little after IA and at $3.50 t
had not been subdued.
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gorge which broke up the ice ia the
straits caught the ferrvboat ST. Ignace
which is stuck of McGulpin's Point. In
the south the passage is open to Point au
Sable The AIeghma is running open
water between St. lgnace and lIackinayv
City.
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DOWN COME THEIB WAGES
Operatives at Lowell strike Because OF a
Big Cut.

LOWELL, Mass. March IAN of the
500 operatives at the Merrimac wooden
mills went out on q strike this morning
as q result of a reduction ia wages, rang
ing from IL to 40 per cent OF late the
mill has been running overtime and there
was no intimation of cut-dOwn until lit
was ordered Saturday. Over 1000 per
sons viii be affected By this strike.
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Our kitchen being on floor above din-
ing room you get no unpleasant oder
from same, at M hitter q GO.
Early Bisers. Early Risers. Early his
ers, the famous little pills for coustip a-
ton. sick headache dyspepsia. and ner
Youaneast - a. aeAAt
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lFirst published March 9th 1894 fn the
Topeka STATE Journal
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WANTED SITUATIONS
Se775T7 ---,s-rfr-r, n --I-r[ m 4 man Sf
over i've years experience ia general lner-
9AaAals-- AHLt-7a it-' care journal
WANTED fifli III. ~ liz at-aa I.ft to
Il t--. n ~ f ...,s.s
srs.5..- i 9t'Ni --0 'e.'----i=- -N'-i
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AN ~ 1A--a @Oou boy wants "Oth ~ euy-
street,
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there 5go years aorking part Of time. doctors
MIlie yet can Eet around Wen ever. would
IKE aAA1 IQ9 Of work, can give good references
q ms WORK. don't care for steadyness OF
VOLTS Geo. H Williams. general delivery To-
M4 AN1AD-A oung girl wants place to 90
A-s AA- L llOl py a young man OF good
5sAea .-Jl. as CLERK PA store or t0 40 ONCE
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stei9Afa er tFood references furnished
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MHT ANrED- Young girl wants place to i
aeAt houseWork- Inquire at ngleside.
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First published on tile srh day of March, 1894
in tle ythcIal city paper.
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s S Az lED--Nork of some kind, i am
patient at Christ Hospital have been
sael9 EHo years, HorSing part of times doctors
faaE me 10 stay where tley can doctor me Tor q
MAAe yet can SET around Well as ever. would
IKE 1eA1 job q work. can give good references
- q nf Worf, don e care for stealymess OF
NQlt- Geo III " llIlanls, general delivery. To-
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#H ANIED--A good boy wants work at auy-
lhins ll years old ING al 800 Quincy
sLIelL-
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S ANrED--sl tuatiou by middle aged lady to
do general hOusewOrk; no washing Louis
Htlier. 4-3 East First ST.
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d. C.. 1IcCuntock. a. ST.. 81. 10
Frances 5torfs. a. i.. ~. I'D.
McCLENWOCK a @WowHs
Practice limited TO SURG Elth and DISEASES
OF WOMEN $50 Kansas avenue. once hours.
o to Do
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4s80As ttLN i-A good six room house InallIr5
9A Lr- laobY. jus West 9Th sr.
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N4t9h SALE OH E&CHAN CiE-A modern & 4-.,,5
mouse with balh- three lots corner 5.~+
secs Hl4 sell cheap. or trade for smaller tltssA
AetreAs House. This office.
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ToR SALE sir edge FIRST raorf1r--ez = . q
y per cent SIMON Greenspah + f
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Hf9h SALE CIR IRA DE-A Chestnut Srrrss7
AAetxragoE stallion years Old WIFI rraSl
14H easEAa bor further Information inuliir4 4 y
-5s Jefferson st-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-15

Why RUN TIE RISK

+ OF Dpbtheria. Typhoid Fever and kindred dis.
eases, when rs cents per month will insure You
against them.
Read the following written by one of Augusta
oldest citizens: - "a
have known the Diamond springs more thano
years and have owned them % years but have never
known Though having made diligent enquiry 81
single case Of I, phoid fever. diphtheria, or kid
,ney complaint in the families of those who have
drank no other water. (rwo cases of the latter,of
more than 10 years standing, ] have known II to
permanently cure.) tB M
ANY washerwoman will tell you that pure water
will cleanse linen and that foul water win leave
q sediment OF course any water company can
hire man to anslyze and recommend the water
they sell AZ pure but the only reliable test IL the
effect it has on the human system. though the ms
jerfty OF our doctors have been made 10 say that
as the river water did not cause all the typhoid
fevers there was reason why we should crsdit
it with any. That sounds well but the plague.
cholera, or sma,lpox doea not attack all that arc
exposed to them but like to keep out Of their
way jast the same.
JAMES n. WADE. Augusta, Ne.
Order Diamond Spring Water
Today.
One gallon delivered daily for 70 CITE. Per
Month. - cents extra per nsnth for
each additional gallon. 1r
GEORGE F. TEMPLE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-03-15
supRenE JUDICIAL couar.
nafeh Tssn q Augusta Judge Haskell
Pfssldias.


W. 8. CHoArE, Clerk.
e. +. N0Rr0N, Sheriff.
ABBIE PuLsrFER, 8tenographer.
WEDNESDAY, March IA.
The jury this morning were excused until
Tuesday next At 10 o'clock.
The court took up Thu; case Of the city Of
Gardiner, appellants fr,m decree Of judge
Of probate, disallowinf, the will Of Sophro-
ME M. Williams, the question for immedi-
ate consideration beirg a motion to dismiss
for defects in the appeal proceedings.
Spear & Andrews and Whitehouse & Fisher
sppear in favor Of the appeal and Heath G
Iueli IN favor OF the action to dismiss.
This will, among other bequests, leaves
thousand dollars to the public Ii.
brary of Gardiner and thousand
for the city common. A prior will
has been fled in the probate
office, and under its terms half of the estate
u given to sisters son, Leonard Barnard,
and half to the Society for the Prevention
Of Cruelty to Animals. Beane & Beane
aleo appeared - counsel for the husband
OF the testator. There being no issue of
fact ~ to the appeal proceedings, the case
will be taken to the full court for decision
as to the law. If the appeal is sustained,
then the question of whether the will shall
be sustained will be tried to jury.
Court adjourned until Tuesday next,
when Judge Whitehouse will come in 10
finish out the term.