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The herald., 1895-06-04
Sigma Chi Reception

The recent annual reception rendered
by Sigma Chi was the social event of the
season. The fraternity had secured the
use of the entire second floor of the build
ing at the corner OF Thirtieth and Main
streets, belonging to the Order of the
Eastern Star. The guests were received by a
reception committee consisting of Messrs
Garrett. Van Cleve and Martin. At 10;30
o'clock the double doors between the re-
ception room and the banquet hall were
thrown open and revealed the tables
spread for 100 guests. Col. Freeman G.
Teed. at the head OF the tables pro.
posed the first toas. of the evening.
Sigma Chi. 1t was responded to by Mr..
Clarence Miller in a most appropriate
manner. Prof. r. G. Van Cleve was mex
called to toast President j. p. Widney,
which he did excellently. President
Widney replied in words full of feeling
and earnestness. Every word he spoke
showed the deep interest he has had in
the university and everything connected
with it.
other toasts responded to were: The
Trustees Rev. Il. NJ. Larkn The Fac
ulty. Dean Cochran; The College, Dean
Phillips: The Impressions of the In
itiate, ID. II. Mccartney; Tho Ladies, H..
l.. Martin. This feast of reason was
closed with what was generally acknowl-
edged the speech of the evening on The
silent S1gS, DIV l.. Ii. Jarrett. Mr.. tar
rett SPOKE eloquently and his trlpute paid
to the Sigs who have joined the silent
majority vas full of pathos, and certainly
the Greeks. at least, could not fail to ap.
pleciate that Sigma chi reverences the
memory of her departed brethren.
Those present were DR.. and Mrs. J.
2. Widney, Dean and Mrs. NJ. L. Phil
lips, Dean and Mrs. q. Cochran, Judge
and Mrs Shaw, Col. and Mrs. +. G..
iced. DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ Campbell Prof.
| and Mrs. A. Hardie Prof and Mrs Ban
mister DIR. and Mrs. Il. L. Curran. Prof.
and Mrs. o. 7. Phillips Prof. and MIS-.
J.. j. Stabler. DR.. and Mrs. f. r. Brad
ley, Mr.. and Mrs. Rogers. Rev. and Mrs.
]. b. Green. Rev. and Mrs. +. NJ. Larkin,
Rev. and Mrs. Thomson Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Rodman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ross, Mr.. and
Mrs Garrett, Mrs. Mccartney, Mrs. Hab-
erkorn. Mrs. Bovard. Misses Cook. WOOL
pert, Shields, Landstrum. Murphy, Rob-
! ison. MattI, Bovard Sterling. Rose.
Tilden. Balsey. Henderson, Arnold Mary
| Arnold, Curran. Green. Mclean, Case
mems, Palette, Strong, Turner Edith
Cook. Morse. william son, Pauline Cur
ran. Phillips. Mabel Martin, Mccartney,
Davis, Suber; Messrs. Dougherty, Miller.
Bresee Twiss, Phillips, Hammond. Mar
tin, Carr EFT, Thompson. Shaw. S. Gar.
rett, Jones, Wright, A. o. Martin, Cur
| ran, Van Cleve and Mccartney.
The herald., 1895-06-04
Italian Flag Dishonorei

A nervous individual. an old naval tar.
named John Clark. was found guilty by
Judge Morrison yesterday OF a charge of
misdemeanor preferred BY George Scott.
When the Italian parade passed the ST.
Elmo hotel Sunday, Clark's blood
sizzled at sight of Old Glory on n car
riage surmounted by King Humhert' $
banner; so he wrathiully tore down the
royal colors and trampled them in the
dust. His foreign fellow citizens did not
resist but expressed themselves as hav
ing been grossly insulted. John will be
sentenced today. 1t is understood that
the Italian colony expects ample apology
Ill the police court for the outrage. In
the words of the immortal Lincoln, tn C
country is safe
The herald., 1895-06-04
Here and There

Mrs. Jefferson Chandler will leave to-
day for New York City and Washington,
ID. G., to be gone a number of days.
Mr.. Shirley Ward returned home Sun
day after an extended business trip to
Arizona.
Mrs. John Il. Haynes and Miss Haynes
will give an lat home June 18th, from
3 to 6.
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Caswell have ar
rived in New York after year s tour
through Europe. and are expected in Los
Angeles in few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. MacGowan returned home
from San Francisco Sunday, where they
have been visiting for the past ten days.
Mrs. John L. Platter. Mrs. Eugene f..
Smith and Miss Waddilove left for San
Francisco last Satu day afternoon.
The Golden Leaf Literary anil Social
circle held it's weekly meeting at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Victor Hugo Rhoda. 546
Also street, corner Center street, on
Tuesday evening. After the regular bust
ness the members and friends enjoyed
the delightful programme given. The
meeting adjourned to meet at the new
hall on Tuesday evening, June 4Jh, at
LOG Geary street, corner First street.
The herald., 1895-06-04
California ON Wheels

The Society OF Christian Endeavorers
is to hold a convention at Boston in
July. and measures are now being takeh
to take advantage OF the tact to Southern
California S advantage. 1t is intended to
fit up a car after the manner of the Cali
fornia on Wheels exhibit, which will be
taken to Boston with The Endeavorers
and exhibited where it will do the most
good. The movement started at Pasa-
dena, and the executive officers of the
chamber of commerce have promised their
CO-Operation.
The herald., 1895-06-04

club were the guests of Mrs. John Vos-
burg yesterday afternoon, at her home on
Figueroa street. The programme was
one of the best ever given, and the club
was favored by most delightful guitar
solo by Mrs. W. B. Wightman. My
Country 'Tis of Thee was charningly
rendered by Masters Royden and Keith
Vosbure. Following is the programme :
La Media Noche. W. r. Francis-Miss Cash.
symphony, Schumann-Mrs. Vosburg and
Miss Rogers
Trio, two violins and piano. Slumber song,
Eisfeld-Mrs. Macneil and Miss Mullins
soprano solo-Mrs. I. b. Francisco.
Piano solo, Haberber-Mrs. Rotsiord
Water Lily, +. Bullard; Happy Flower,
Herbert Bedford-Mrs. Orr HARRISON.
waters Prize Song, Wagner-Mrs. Macneil
:. Soprano solo, Dearest Heart OF My Heart, De
koven-Mrs A. q. Jones.
Spanish dances for guitar Old Folks at
Home-Mrs. Wightmer.
Hunting Song, Mendelssohn-Miss Amelia
Berger.
MCornet solo, Polka Brilliante. Rodenkirshen-
Miss Madge Rogers.
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HAS, at the Cathedral

Georza's mass wasswell rendered at the
cathedral last Sunday. Mrs. Washington
Berry sang beautifully. The g; lie IN
directing and singing of Mr.. A. Werner
is we'll appreciated. Mr. c. b. Held gave
the solo Domino Deus with success. Miss
Cecilia Gardner showed sr'endld taste
aYd execution. The chorus did remark
ably well. Prof. Gardner presided at the
organ with his usual good style. At yes
ers Mrs. Scanlon sang a beautiful Salu-
taris Hostia, com posed by \. G.. Gardner.
The herald., 1895-06-04
Pink Domino Party

The Misses Morfles entertained very
delightfully."- at their home 1016 South
Olive street. Thursday evening with a
pink domino party. The. house was ef-
fectivey decorated with pink roses. bright
nasturturtiums and artistically arranged
pepper boughs. Flowers were banked on
the mantels and bowls holding large
clusters of pink carnations made the
rooms bright and attractive. Dancing
was enjoyed until late hour and de-
licious supper served. The singing by
Mrs. Hawksford. Mr.. Morries and Mr.
McGowan was well received, as was also
the recitation by Miss Horgan. Those
invited were: Mr.. and Mrs. Hawk sford
Mr.. and Mrs. Grives, Mr.. and Mrs. Scott,
Mrs. Pedgrift. Mrs. Basche. Misses A I'd.
erson. Connell, Bandhold. Benner. Slack,
Horgan, Ada Pedgrift Basche. Shwcre.
l.izzie Pedgrift l.omezett, Nance. .Morries,
Jessie Morries, Messrs. Conncll. DR.. Van
Bleak. Hammel Walker, Westake. Nor
ries. Horgan Wilson. Pedgrift, MEG owan,
Meyers. Morris, Hart, Knoppe.
Monday 7usical Club
The herald., 1895-06-04

frame city charters. We hope the next
charter submitted to the voters OF Los
Angeles will be constructed in harmony
with these principles. and if so the LABOR
OF the men who draft it may not be go
much in vain as heretofore.
The herald., 1895-06-04
Comnany C,s Officers

At the election OF officers, Company c.
Seventh regiment of the National guard,
held on Saturday evening. Lieut.. James
X. Kennedy was elected captain, Second
Lieut.. Fred ii. Teale was elected first
Lieutenant, and Corp. John Collins was
elected second lieutenant. The election
was made unanimous on motion of Pri-
vate Martin Pritchard. who was his op-
ponent. Addresses were made by Colo
mel Schneider and other officers and men
NJ, l., " nro 1arasanI
The herald., 1895-06-04

Councilman Kingery never in his life
displayed m ore remarkable craftsmanship
than when he yesterday secured the floor
in open session during the weekly meet
ing of himself and colleagues for the pur-
pose of tinkering with the sign ordinance
while Charles Mcfarland was making his
bond proposition to the city. Mr.. Nc
Farlahds s offer 20 save the city something
like $500 a month interest charges was
not even decently refused. The fact is
1t was not even thought worthy of being
courteously or otherwise considered. Mr..
Kingery mistook his vocation as munic-
ipal philosopher. Instead of being chair
man of the sewer com N ittee, he ought to
be the head of the finance committee OF
the city council
The herald., 1895-06-04

Thomas Barrell. an employee of the
Union Ice company, fell ana broke ms
arm yesterday evening. lie was treated
at the receiving hospital by Police Sur
geon Bryant.
The herald., 1895-06-04

AS good way as any to make Caifor-
mans out Of thousands of people east of
the great divide about this time is to
deluge the melting region with state
ments of our tenn perature from June 1st
to October lst.
The herald., 1895-06-04

a. NJ. Hopper, New York. and G. L..
Travis. New Orleans, are registered at
the Hotel Ramona. also G.. Cunning
ham, Riverside.
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The Burbank-Therc was another good
ouse last evening to witness Captain
Lcrne, L. S. A. The play ran smoother
than on its initial production. The seen
cry is prominent feature of the play.
Taken al together. it is superbly pre-
sented. There will be the usual matinee
on Saturday.
The herald., 1895-06-04
SUBMITTED WITH DUE HUMILITY

To-Day the police comm ission, provi-
dence consepting, will meet at the old
stand. Having in mind the ease with
which the momentous work of the day
may obscure the little aperture on Second
street set apart for the clty's feminine
guests. we would very respectfully remind
the mem bers of the commission that the
hole in all its blackness and diminutive-
ness is still there. likewise the quartette
of occupants We would also suggest that
while the people of Los Angeles are
econom ical to the point of absolute stingi-
ness. the city treasury so empty that
officials salaries are not paid until due
and the municipal credit so low that
almost AZ per cent has to be paid for
money, yet considerations of humanity
and decency are OF so much more value
to c Or citizens than those of economy and
thrift. that If the police com missioners
in their wisdom and mercy should con-
sent to provide other and better quarters
for imprisoned females. they will still be
permitted to reside in this city and retain
their jobs.
The herald., 1895-06-04

The Burba nk-The Actors A Association
of America will give matinee pr
formance at the Burbank theater on
Thursday afternoon ut 80. 1he pro.
gramme Is very extensive and includes
IA considerable number of vocal and m
strumental selections. recitatons. etc. as
we'll as the fourth act OF Captain Herne,
L. S. A. Nearly all If the vaudeville
artists who are now at the Orpheum, or
who were lately favortes there. as we'll
as others. will appear. The program me
is very long and very select.
The herald., 1895-06-04

THE HERALD owns full Associated Press
franchise and publishes the complete tele,
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leased wire.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-05-27
DEATHS.

In this city. May 20, Melinda A.. daughter OF
Thomas and the late Mary L. Decker. aged Ia
years, 3 months.
Funeral services Monday at 2 D. m. from rear
of No. 1855 Green street, city. Burial at West.
brook.
In this city, May 90, Michael Murphy, aged
SO years.
Funeral Tuesday morning at $50 O'Clock.
mass at the Cathedral Of the Immaculate Con.
ception at 10 o'clock.
In this city. May 25. Hannah G. Nally, aged
81 years.
Funeral from the residence Of her sister. Mrs.
Philip j. Quinn. No. LA Center street. Tuesday
morning at $50 o'clock. Requiem hiGh mass at
the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception al
8 O'Clock
Bangor papars please copy.
In this city, May 20. Harold j., son of Thomas
and Ellen Rossignol, aged years, % days.
Funeral Monday afternoon at 2.30 O'Clock,
from parents residence, No. u India street.
In Dorchester, Mass. May 20, at the residence
OF his daughter. Mrs Chauncey Rowe, Jabez M.
Stevens, aged rs years months.
: Funeral this afternoon at $50 O'Clock. from
No. II Henry street. city.
In Houlton. May IA. Miss Julia Eliza Page,
aged % years.
In North Jay, May 10, Maria L. Keep, aged
40 years.
IN East Bucksport, May %, Mrs. CeIia A.
Grlndle. aged 20 years
IN Brooksville, May 10, Mrs. ADble cousins,
aged 80 years.
In In Bangor, May %. Richard Pierce, aged 10
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There is more Catarrh in this section of
the country than ali other diseases put TO-
gether, and until the last lew years was
Supposed to be incurable. For grea
many years doctors pronounced it a local
disease. and prescribed local remedies, and
treatment pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven eaIarrh to he a constitutional
disease and therefore requires constitu-
ma nnfaciured by 2. J. Cheney & Co., Tole.
do, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on
the market. 1t is taken internally in doses
from 10 drops to teaspoonful Ii acts di.
lectly on the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. They offer one hundred dol
lars for any case i, fails to cure send fo1
circulars and testimonials. Address. f. T.
CHENEY G. CO., Toledo o.
GY- Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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]. R. LIBBY.
Portland & BOothbay Steamboat Co.,
SEASON 1895.
Summer Arrangements.

! After about June LIST, Steamer Enterprise
will leave East Boothbay every Monday at
7.l5 a. M, for Portland, touching at So
Bristol, Heron Island, Boothbay Harbor
and squirrel Island. livery Tuesday leave
Franklin Wharf, Portland at GAS a. M, for
I'emaQuid.. touching at Squirrel Island.
Boothbay Harbor, Heron Island, So. Bristol
and East Boothbay. Every Wednesday
leave Pemnquid at 6 a. M, for Portland and
above landings. Every I hursday and yri-
day leave Portland at 6.45 a. m. Tor SuuirreI
Island and Boothbay Harbor.
After June 26th, passengers for Heron
Island, Christmas Cove and Pemaquid take
Eastern Steamboat Company's boats 81
Squirrel Island. Returning leave Boothbay
Harbor at p. M. touching at Squirrel
Island.
NJ. for East Boot hbay, touching al Souirrai
Island, Boothbay Havbor, Heron Island and
So. Bristol. ALFRED RACE, Manager.
my27 diff
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]. R. LIBBY.
IaWH1pnl1aae1nsauzgw1.zvt.a1u
MARRIAGES..

In Augusta, John f. Perry and Miss Edi F.
Mcfarland.
In East Pittston. May 10. Alfred Dunton OF
Bristol.
In Vinalhaven, May IS, Joseph A. West and
Miss Annie b. Ryder.
In Brewer, May %. Freeman C. Littlefeld and
Miss Augusta B. Merryman.
In Waite. May 16. William Thomas and Miss
Ellen Jones.
=, In Miltown. May Is, W. N. Smith and Miss
Florence Wilson of Oak Bay
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NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
IN subscriber. has been duly appointed ex
ecutor of the will OF
ISAAC G. WELCOME, late of Yarmouth,
In the County OF Cumberland, deceased. and
has taken upon himself that trust as the law
directs. All persons having demands upon
the estate of said deceased, are required to
exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to
SAID estate are called npon to make payment
FRANK 0. WELCOME, Executor.
Yarmouth, May %. 1895.
may22d1aw3wM*
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eess FIRE. esee
LIFE INSURANCE !.
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN?

r 7 means that without extra Charge premium
/ or any expense whatever, we agree with every
person who purchases a lot from us and who
lis in good health at the time of his second pay
ment, to secure his heirs the deed of the lot Sc
before payments have been completed, and to de-
liver to said heirs, with Decd receipt in full for
value of lot 1t is simple justice that every man
death. To this end we agree to protect your fam
lily against loss Of already paid and further,
to give outright whatever remains unpaid This
life insurance clause was ORIGINATED BY US
and is in operation on all of our properties.
The following is list of persons who have
benefited by the Free Life Insurance clause at
Our Pittsburg Office:
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MUSIC AND DRAMA.
The Pavilion.

Changes and improvements are being
made in the Pavilion. The seating ca
pacity will be increased by over 100 seats.
Mr.. McCallum, with part of the compa-
ny, will leave New York June I'd. The
following will be the members of the
company: Mr.. BARLEY McCallum, Mr..
James Horne, Mr.. VIII. Pasco, Mr.. Joseph
Callahan, Mr.. Ralph Cummings, Mr..
Buchanan, Mr.. Edward Connsus, Miss
Beatrice Ingram, Miss Lillian Andrew.
Miss Mary Hampton will be the lead,
ing lady part of the season. Mr.. George
K. Henry will be the business manager,
the Browning brothers will have charge
OF the stage, Mr.. Booker, scenic artist and
Mr. Chas. A. Donovan, treasurer.
The Haydns.
The last concert by the Haydns this
season will be devoted entirely to MI.
Marston's choicest compositions In adj
ditlon to the sacred cantata "Davld,
to be rendered by the full chorus, as
sisted by Mrs. Bowers, soprano, MISS
Rice, contralto, Mr.. Barnard, tenor, and
Mr.. Pierce, basso there will be selec'
tions by some of our most talented solo
lists, including Miss Tarbox, MIR. Hall,
and Macy. The occasions promises to
be one of especial interest to all lovers
of music. Tickets are for sale by mem
bers and exchanged for reserved seats at
Stockbridge's without extra charge
AT 2 80 Saturday night fire DESTROYED
the house and stable on Water street,
Mechanic Falls. owned by the Arehlbald
heirs and occupied by Clark, G 9. ~ ooa
Loss on buildings $500; insured ior elooo'
Goodwln's loss is $500, no insurance
Inc cause OF the fire is unknown
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HOODS PILLS cure Liver Ills,
Biliousness, Indigestion, Headache.
pleasant laxative. ALI Druggists.
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121 Ohio ST., Allegheny, Pa.
5408 Stanton Ave, Philadelphia.
MeKees Rocks, Pa.
Is Monterey ST., Allegheny, Pa.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

J. R. LIBBY. i
cCURIoUs thing this Human
~ Nature. Give a man a
moderate amount of good
things and he's contented and quiet.
NIVE him an abundance and he
~ becomes hog and wants it
all. There's a bunch of
human nature in our Basement de-
partment.
THEY'VE had splendid spring
business but that only crazes
them to 60 out Of spring into
summer in blaze of glory.
60 here are some of their Bar
~ gain Fireworks for this week.
Best Indigo Blue Prints, 4 cts.
Lockwood Brown Cotton, yard
wide, 47-8 cts
40 inch Lockwood, S 3-4 cts.
SO inch Clifton Cotton, 4 IL cts.
40 inch Stanley Cotton, IS cts.
36 inch Bleached Cotton, 5 cts.
40 inch Hill Bleached, s cts.
AZ inch Pequot Bleached, 10 cts.
As inch Pequot Bleached, II lie.
81 inch Pequot Bleached, Is cts.
2 Id yards wide Pequot, 10 cts.
Crashes.
IN yards Unbleached Linen Crash
Tor As cts.
1e inch.
10 yards Unbleached Linen Crash
for 50 CTS
II inches wide.
10yards Unbleached Linen Crash
for Is cts
II inch.
10 yards Unbleached Linen Crash
Tor SO cts.
20 inch.
10 yards Twilled Crash, s1.Os.
20 inch.
10 yards Bleached Linen Crash
tor 48 cts.
16 inch.
10 yards Bleached Linen Crash
for n cts
10 inch.
10 yards Bleached Linen Crash
for 80 cts
18 inch.
10 yards Bleached Linen Crash
for es cts
IS inch.
Checked Glass Linen, per yard, CTS
Iwilled Cotton Crash, cts
RUSSIA Crash, extra fine, 10 cfs
cotton Diaper, Is inch, per piece. M cts
Imitation Scotch Dimity. per ward cts
Peroale, $50 styles, 12 1-s cts.
Percale, yard wide, 10 ctS
10 c'nt Dress Cambria, 70 - cts
Bleached Table Damask, all Linen, |
patterns, SO inch, 10 cts
70 inch Damask, dollar kind, sec.
Printed Flannel, imitation French,
s cts.
! case Summer Flannel, 5 cts. |
Remnants Shaker Flannel G 1.4c. |
Chenille Portieres, s1.75, 2.25, |
$50, 800 pair.
Sheets, 2x2 IL yards, IS cts.
Lockwood Sheets, very large, 45c.
White Goods for Graduation
Dresses.
s1.5O White Quilts, 50 cts.
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At Providence, R. T.:
DEED GIVEN TO


deceased testify
THOMAS T. GALE Hanover Providence
ANTON MARION, Valley ST.,
Il. L.
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&c VERY new fad for Dress
&kw Innings and Dress Furnish.
ings is found at our counters
More shelf room, increased coun-
ter space has just been given to this
rapidly growing department.
Intelligent sales people are there
to serve you, and, if you wish it, to
advice and suggest.
ID EST Glove Finish Cambria
I'D 3 IL cts. Sterling fast
black Cambria, IA cts.
Rustling Percales--.watered.--in col
ored and black. SO and 3S inches
wide, 25 cts. Fibre Chamois and all
the Canvasses.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

On "Rargain-apoiis' Monday a small ship load of
sponges, sizes from Iiputian school spongeto giant
carriage washer Most of them Toilet and Bath at
half and tsvo-thirds value.
See them in the outside show case.
One STEADFAST PURPOSE
Keeps it's treiess upon lever of
business.
That purpose is to put into circulation
through this community the highest class merchandise
of the worlds markets at the lowest possible price that
shrevd figuring and prompt cash payments control
RESS GOODS key note, the theme All the
departments be but variation of the goods At
least it the Dress Goods people of the house
ENDIA TWILS prime favorites community What
fabrics sturdy dependable for general India
Twlls?
o e0 OWE maEsrs
FOLLOW this list closely ard you're certain find it
that interest you'll maker of dresses
The mails make all neghbos be nejghbory
for samples OF these goods Others Our reply will be
and satisfactory.
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At Buffalo, N. ":

worth
time of death.
the
IN beef padS6
of
w. been
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Great land and naval ornaments, har
bors filled with torpedoes, forming forth
fications, which indicate warlike temper
rather than disposition to adjust all
questions by peaceful arbitrations; rich
mines of metals, the intelligence of
people, productive soil, and as'lh our
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1895-05-27

After Mr.. Rogers's address, Mr.. May
berry gave another solo on the cornet.
America was sung by the congregation
and the benediction was pronounced.
The church was very satisfactorily
ushered by Messrs. Charles Lombard
Charles and Carl Lang, and E. H. Mar
rett
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At Baltimore, Md:

At Syracuse, N. ":
under the free life clause FarmOnt