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B'nai Birth Abraham.

NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The grand lodge of
tho Independent Order of the B'nai Birth
Abraham opened its annual session in
Tammany hall to-day. There was 1888
delegates present, chiefly from New York,
Ohio. Massachusetts, Connecticut, Miss
ouri, New Jersey and Illinois. Max Stein
presided at to-day's session. The election
OF officers resulted rs follows: Emanuel
Nomann, New York, grand master; Ed
ward Cohen, New York, deputy grand
master; Max Truber, st. Louis, second
deputy grand master. The convention
will close Tuesday night. The member
ship of the B'nai Birth Abraham now
numbers $500.
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NOT BY A LONG CHALK.

The Canadian Government Refuses TO
Endorse an Adventurer.
TORONTO, Feb. 4.-John HagGety, min
lister of railways, gives an absolute denial
to the statement that c. n. Armstrong has
any guarantee from tho Canadian gov
eminent in placing on the London money
market securities of his company TO build
railroad from Gaspe to the Pacific,
parallel with the Canadian Pacific. Rail-
road Minister Haggety considers it utterly
improbable that Armstrong will BIO able
10 float his enterprise on the London
market or anywhere else.
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ROBBERS MAKE A BIG HAUL.
They Raid an Ohio sank and Get About
$4,000.

TOLEDO, Ohio, Feb. 4.-Lockwood's
bank, at Milan, Erie county, Ohio, was en-
tered by five masked burglars at o'clock
this morning, the safe blown open and
robbed of the money it contained. The
mon were seen escaping in q wagon
headed for Sandusky. A lively exchange
of shots between Cashier Goddard and the
gang took place, but they got away safely.
Tho robbers secured it is believed, about
$4,000. Two men supposed to belong to
the gang have been captured at Sandusky.
Three others will probably be caught soon.
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S. ID. Basford of Carthage, 5. ID. l was
taken sick IN Sioux City. He procured
two bottles of Parks Sure Cure for tho
Liver and Kidneys. He says: II believe
Parks Sure Cure excels all other medi-
cines for rheumatism and urinary disor-
ders." Sold by Smith Drug Co. and Par
chen D'Acheul Drug Co.
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WANT ADS.

A DVERTISEMENTS under the head OF
n Employment Wanted" and Rooms to
Rent" / cent a word each insertion; under all
other headings, 2 cents a word for the hrsf
insertion and l cent word for each subse-
quent insertion. No Ads. taken for less than
Is cents.
CLASSIFIED Ads. per line per month. .......sl.2d.
count words TO the linel
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WAsHINGroN, Feb. I.-The comptroller
Of the currency has declared dividends in
favor of creditors of inso!vent banks "a
follows: Tw cuty-lye per cent. in the
National bank Of Pendlcton. Oregon, and
j. per cent. in the FIRST National bank of
Arlington. Oregon.
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LOW -roF, Feb. Tho fishing smack
Verona landed here with tho body of
Frederick Ernest of Malbur-. Prussia.
one Of the drowned passengers of the
: .hc. and some mail bags. The body pre-
scented a shocking appearance, with tho
hands cleuclci across the chest and tho
mouth wide open.
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UNION PACIFIC LUCK.

The Deal With the northern Pacific Ha1
Been Completed.
CHICAGO, Feb. At is now practically
certain that the Union Pacific will become
a member of the western trunk line COM
mittee. Tho declaration of the Northern
Pacific that it would not allow the Union
Pacific 10 participate in the Puget sound
business until it had withdrawn its re-
fusal To open up the Oregon Short Line
for through business was made Saturday
afternoon before the Union Pacific an.
nounced its willingness to accede to tho
wishes of tho other lines.
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THE CUT GOES.

Southern Pacific Officials Won't Give an
Inch.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 4.-Chief Arthur
has been in conference with the executive
committee of the Brotherhood of Locomo.
tive Engineers all day. No final decision
has been reached. The Southern Pacific
company refuses to recede from it's posi-
ton and its officials announced that the
cut would be enforced.
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FOUGHT a Lynx WITH FLOUR

just A. the Man VS. Almost over
powered the Woman KILLED she Zoe.
SHAMoKIN, Pa. Feb. with rare pres
ence Of mind Mrs. Francis Kramer. who
was on her way TO Cameron township to-
day, stopped. and opening bag o. -four,
threw a handful into the eyes OF = ieroc.-
Gus wildcat, that. after desperate fight
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HOW ME AN.
The Mob Tries To steal the Flowers
From McAilister's CONN.

From McAilister's CONN.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-The funeral of
Ward McAllister took place from Grace
church to-day. The church was crowded
and hundreds stood outside in the storm.
The venerable Bishop Thompson of Mis-
sssippi read tho burial services of the
Episcopal church. The crowd was very
unruly and the policemen had trouble in
handling tho people who attempted TO fol-
low the mourners into the church. At
tempts were made to steal the flowers.
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WANTtD-A good solicitor as district dep
w ny for a reliable fraternal order, com
bining safe and popular Old age, 10 year en-
dowment insurance and building and loan fea-
lures. An exceptional offer 70 the right party.
Address, stating age. experience and refer
ences, L. o box 35S, Rich mond, Va.
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MONTANA Employment Agency, GO East
vi Broadway, furnish hc,p OF any III nd on i'm
mediate notice; recommendations of employees
furnished from former employers when Te-
quested.
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Big Bargains in Great Falls Real
Estate.

IT has been officially announced that great
4 d4m will ge pu II 1t the Rainbow Falls IN :
wear and she Anaconda company Will build
mere the largest reunaries ana rolling mills n
ne world besides other immense WORKS en-
u.oyiur thousands of men. This with the Buy
lin ton railway and change OF the main line OF
lie Graat Northern 20 the Rainbow faAs. VIII
send prices OF property out Of si-ht. The Rain
how Falls Land company own 1.tOl acre, cloice
and ly. n g nltl sides OF thu r.yes- Titles per-
.er. .ll .tt...aTlr o. D. a non resident >toc
no de- 10 sell 800 -hlces ~ this St1cN at only
Sluper share pIrNa4ue 500. IN am cunts ot one
share or more For particulars address, quick,
lefaTe VTlces a.Nl-cH, j. q. Gregg. agent,
Great fais, Montana.
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WANrED-sIrUAIION,

MINE FOREMAN and competent assayer
ItI with II years experience in Montana and
Idaho wishes situation; references. L. r..
box l6, Butte Mont.
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NTANTtD-A competent druggist desires a
w position as prescription clerk; best ref
erence. Address Drugs. standard. Butte.
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WANTED-Five dining room girls; eighteen
w girls for family cook NJ and homework;
kitchen cir S, etc. Cal early to the Peoples
Office Owsley block, Butte.
WANIED-A dining-room girl and a girl TO
w do kitchen work at the Valley House,
Anaconda.
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I-OR fire. life and accident Insurance. see
L Winters \ Co. Man T.. Bu.ge.
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N1IZPAH-Clairyoyang Adept in mystlcs,
". horoscopes cas- 81 Calculated from birth
s. Planetary talismans s.. 4l6 \. Main,
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ADIES-Dr. Vorell's French emale pills
| neyer fail safe and sure. Sealed 81. Par
iiculars A.. ) Aurum Medicine Co, s. State
st Chlcaco, Ill.
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WANTED-HELp.

WANTED-HELp.
IVANTED-Fiys dnng room girls: eighteen
w girls for family cooking and housework;
Kitchen CIR S. etc. Cal early to the Peoples
Office. Owsley block, Butte.
WANIED-A dining-room girl and a girl to
w do kitchen work at the Valley House,
Anaconda.
WANTtD-A good solicitor as district dep
w ny for a reliable fraternal order, com
bining safe and popular Old age, 10 year en-
dowment insurance and building and loan fea-
lures. An exceptional offer 70 the right party.
Address, stating age. experience and refer
ences, l.. o box 35S, Richmond, Va.
MONTANA Employment Agency GO East
vi Broadway, furnish hc,p OF any II nd on i'm
mediate notice; recommendations OF employees
furnished from former employers when re-
quested.
wANrED-sITUAIIo
MINE FOREMAN and competent assayer
ItI with II years experience in Montana and
Idaho wishes situation; references. L. r..
box l6, Butte, Mont.
XNANTtD-A competent druggist desires a
w position as prescription clerk; best ref
erence. Address Drugs, Standard. Butte.
FOR SALE
LoR SALE-Six full-blooded Irish setter
II pups, SO each. Pups can be seen in Par
chen-D' Acheul window, n. Main. Butte.
TOR sALE-An old established business on
II Main street, Butte. FOR particulars ad'
dress II. w, Standard, Butte.
IGOR SALE-Cheap. A bakery and confec-
II ti0nery. The only business OF its kin1 in
one OF he best IN ming towns of the state. For
part cuars write TO Henry Rapport, Elkhorn,
Mont.
IGOR SALE-A one-half interest in general
II store in good mining town in Montana;
81. 900 cash Will buy; a chance OF life, line,
which it will pay t. Investigate Address XYZ,
standard office, Anaconda.
FOR REM
ITO RENT-A barn. Inquire at Il. & NJ. Office
Il or 400 West Park street. Butte
L'OR RENT-Furnshed room for light ouse-
II keeping, II West Granite, Butte.
EoR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms 1O7
It last Broadway, Butte.
EOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms, first
II floor. 3)j East Broadway, Butte.
EOR RENr-Furnished rooms in brick
Il house, "a East Broadway.
EoR RENT-Furnlshed rooms. 2Oi West
Il Granite street, Butte
IGOR RENT-Three room furnished house.
II Apply I3l kemper Ave, near Parrot
smelter, Butte.
IF you want to rent a cabin, dwelling, store
L room or furnished rooms, inquire q. 5.
Lewis, 335 South Main. Butte. upstairs, roo m 80:
LOST.
4 OST OR STRAYED- Strayed from Browns
L. gulch about Dec. 1894, one gray morse or
years old. weight, about 1850 lbs, branded }
Il on left thigh. Suitable reward given for the
recovery OF same. orion Bros, Butte.
SOCIETIES.
L AUREL Encampment. No IL, l. o. o. r.,
II meets first and third Saturday each
month in Matte block hall.
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SOCIETIES.
MISCELLANEOUS.


MRS. j. HELD. clairvoyant and life reader;
vi ladies 81. IL East Park street. Butte.
rs to fill nineteen rooms.
w Having leased the Barrett a. Jdckey
block No. 81 West Park street, Butte, and
Thoroughly reitted and renovated the same.
am prepared TO rent 10 desirable people at rea-
sonable rates. and VIII assure them lhat mere
after Ire book will be conducted in posi-
lively firs.-cass manner. Rooms are steam
heated and nicely furnished Rooms suit
abe for Offices. Mrs. IL. a. Sheads.
NiIZPAH-ClairvoyanL Adept in mvstics.
vi horoscopes cas-. 81. Calculated from birth
s. Planetary talsmans s.. 4l6 \. Main,
Butte. -
ADIES-Dr. Vorelrs French emale pills
1 never fail, safe and sure. Sealed 81. Par
ticuars 4c. ; Aurum Medicine Co, 80 State
st, Chicaco, III.
nIANIOND DRILLINC-The undersigned is
~ prepared 10 do core drilling by contract or
otherwise Address John hrodel, box 90. lutte
WTANrED-Boar az lO7ls West Quartz
w street Butte: home cooking, nice rooms
steam heat. modern improvements VI. T.
Emerson.
TIIO TIE LADIES or BUrTE-A specialist
Il OF salt Lake civ is now located IN Suite
and will b. pleased 10 NEE. tha ladies' az her
home Consultation Tree for mon.hly lrreSu-
iar.tes Mime kesJner, 2)i Nesy PdrN street,
Butte
NINE. IPANoFF. palmiss and life reader;
vi read, past. present and future; gives ac'
curate advice on all affairs o. lie. Ie.lS Ols.-
ness OF profession You are best adapted Tor.
Has had - tears rNper. ence, having read Ihs
hands OF many OF the mos celebrated ami sue
ces>ful men and women OF the age. AlstlAes
Impossible .FOr a short time VIII read Tor
ladies' Tor 81. Room 9. Rsaver hlock. lutte.
I-oR IRE. life ana accident Insurance. see
Il Miners A a.. Man l.. Bu.Ae.
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yNTANTED-BoarIers az 1O7ls West Quartz
w street Butte; home cooking nice rooms
steam heat, modern improvements. VI. L.
n
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EOR SALE-A one-half interest in general
II store in good mining town in Montana;
s.. 900 cash Will buy; a chance OF feline,
which it will pay t. investigate. Address XYZ,
Standard office, Anaconda.
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4 OST OR STRAYED- Strayed from Browns
IL gulch about Dec, 1894, one gray morse or
wears old weight, about 1850 lbs, branded
Il on left thigh. Suitable reward given for the
recovery of same. orion Bros, Butte.
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nIAMOND DRILLING-The undersigned is
otbefvise Address John hrOdel, box co., lutte
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LNOR SALE-Cheap. bakery and confec-
II tionery. The only bus mess OF its kln1 in
one OF he best m ming towns of the state. For
part culars write TO Henry Rappolt, Elkhorn,
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FOR SALE.

L'0R SALE-Six full-blooded Irish setter
II pups, SO each. Pups can be seen in Par
chem d. Acheul window, n. Main, Butte.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
December Term, Judge Oliver G. Hall, Presid
ing.

Chor,e IL u >r+
80, ~; WI r. {. a. . nSoI.o"'
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y, t Ai'o1. oouI'S ~ '''in'9
"a 'i' S'o'oE
Augusta Dec. 10.
State VS.. Eugene Longfellow. County
attornev for state JIoa,b and A,d,cvs
mn.
i'i u''o"'''"'' MS IL on 'ii''''Viioh' ior
breaking ana entering III the night time
of Oct 6, 1894, the store of Charles W
Avorill j, Gardiner and carrvino aw.v
therefro,, uoods tn tho ,,aIu. If s9l OF
Cnorcra LONE IL i,ipod With I.orofol1ou
in the indictment but Homes pleadcd
ouiItv at the Sontemhnr form and his caea
,,,,s cont;ruoI fnr contonco
CHARLES w hvcrill fo,. tbc government
.os,iG;od I'm, bis strro ,,,s Lr'eI,cr in,r an
catu,1.v n;rht DOT q 1sol tho optrorco
,o,,,o oyo,ta,, h,. r,,,,nr.ir,, 30 ,ro+i,,r If
hafon,art ,y,rdow. tba, thn or,ioI.S in
49,, ;nJ;nt,,o,t ,ro,o corr;cd OWN, On,
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,',nn.ad !, Tho Reporter. Jonrnal Office
w., nv I,,ri,,u Tho Wool, nrecoaino the
'u" u',3 .h,u,s sto,., ~, ond Ion
s 81, 80, ,Jannad ta ,n.l,e tho broak. that
,o'i'" ~, p his f,,,l,s that ON SATURDAY.
~ t''u -. 70 s+o,, With
p's',u II. va enaf,,,,or +old ri. tbot
i4onsleiio" -, "'u 80 100 - ,,.;t,, Iopns. tba+
ne was So'ne W 10y 49,, ~, 80 ,,,;t
apou' .oo Ia LA ,,.t';s+,od far HIM. that no
NESS hoe,u %" ~, ann'ranr ,hor went To
wen. gu. INV "a "a cont;nrod 70 he
NV p'iil,s tha s+raat mil about
w on -, tha,- wont into the basement
~ oo ~ az "a "a ,,,+ throrob a bact door
Oh .ne o,.oT lily, ' h o ou, oId fna and nassed
onVo VIZ H. bn;Id,,y nnser tbc
uomn u, '.,, .hor- nan,o 70 the basement of
pfloso M .', 80 ,,,a+ ~ ,yas found the
.iie aNeill. $50 go. ~ CO... hi,rh and tbev
min'o" rnoa to Tho basement Of the
po.h retuineu W ,.a Az nr;th yrh;cb Joncs
ONCE ploo". r.';,, :" ana tho wooauorl,
reacheu .i.o ~ 49, ha,;na become de
ih1o w. -. na,,ored tho h,rs with little
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A PREVALENT DISEASE.
Not Necessarily Dangerous bu! May Become
So.

American men aud women suffer from .
very general disease-dyspepsia.
Dyspepsia has many symptoms. Thin. pals
people are generally dyspeptic. Hollow
cheeks, bad breath, acid eructatiors, palpita-
ton of the heart, hot and cold fushes. head.
aches, nausea and vomiting, all these are
symptoms Of dyspepsia.
What does dyspepsia mean: IN two words
imperfect digestion. How can we remedy it!
Not alone by resort to drugs We must rest
the stomach.
For this purpose we must put into it food
which is already digested and which will aid
the digestion of other foods. We must take
Shaker Digestive Cordial, for this is Just such
preparation. II contains food which
viii be absorbed at once. 1t also contains
principles which will assist the diges-
ton of other foods, while last but
not least, it contains combination of those
drugs in the cultivation If which the Shakers
have been so successful and which act by
stimulating the liver and bowels.
Imperfect digestion is often caused by over
work of the digestive apparatus, too much
food, food eaten too quickly, nervous worry
etc.
The Shaker Digestive Cordial is the most
successful remedy for Indigestion that has
ever been made. single 10 cent bottle will
ahord relief in most cases, although this small
quantity cannot be expected to effect perfect
cure.
II you find it suitable in your own case. con-
tlnue its use. All druggists keep it and can
supply you with an interesting descriptive
pamphlet.
tuestopcolnr
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City and County.
BOLD ROBBERY.
State Superintendent Of Schools
Stetson Is Visited by Burglars.
Loses MS Overcoat. 0yershoes, Hat and Other
Valuable Wearing Apparel.

state Superintendent Of Schools Stetson
appeared at the State House, Monday, with
pair of new shoes en-.
Inc TACT Of his new shoes he yoluntar,Iv
explained az follows: 81 was rohbed
sunday night, of much wearing apparel.
The first discovery we made Of the robbcrs
was early Monday morning. when dishes
ana the remains of heary lunch were
found UPON my kitchen table. Further
investigation showed that an entrance had
peen effected through the kitchen windows
by prying open the window from the bot.
'em, by means of a chisel of some kind
expecting to find the house COMPLETELY
sacked, made search of the premises.
hnding that the only articles which had
been taken were my overcoat. new. over
shoes, also new, my hat. and pair of
shoes, which I had been wearing, and
which had left in the hall.
Mrs. Stetson lost a small sum of money
which had been left on the shelf in the
sitting room.
" 1t appears that the thief, after gaining
entrance to the main part of the house
from the kitchen, proceeded to light his
way around by means of matches, as there
were 90 to 80 stubs found all over the first
floor
" AT some time during his stay he helped
himself freely from my larder, and he
took his own time at it.
After relieving the pantry of some
bread and butter meat, vegetables and
sauce, it seems he arranged them orderly
about the table in the dining room, using
my napkin. And, true to the rules of
etiquette, as it was not his intention to
remain for another meal, he did not fold
the napkin when he had finished, but left
1t, daintily gathered by the side Of his
plate.
Beyond the loss Of some of my cloth
ing and the small sum CT money, we have
missed nothing, and consider ourselves
lucky for escaping as well as we did
Mr.. Stetson says that the burglars bold
also visited other residences in Auburn
at one place partaking of pic and cake
At the residence of Ara Cushman they
were fired at and fed.
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TO ARRANGEMENT or
INK IaAlnS
WN. SEFftcT OCT. I, 1898.

Lxavy Portland, 100 p. N: Augusta. l.se
a. NJ; Watefville, 2.35 - Bangor, 100 A. M;
ARnrvs Lagrange s.2l A. M; Brownville, SIS
A. Nj kstahdin Iron WORKS. 80 A. N Nor
cross, IS a. NJ; Sherman, 10 50 a. NJ; Island
Fails. va n; Houlton, I2.a0 p. NJ; Bridge.
water, LIS A. 81. Presque Isle. 2.06 y. NJ Car.
ibou, 2.35 i. NJ: Fort FAIRFIELD, FPS p. H.:
Dover and Foxeroit. e2o A. NJ; 0nilford, 81
A. NJ.
Leave Portlans. 10 r. "; Augusta, 70, r,
M.;Waterviile, 52i p ~; bangor, sos p. NJ;
Active BrownvIlle, s.53 p. n { Eorcross, 7A7
p. M; Hoult"n, 10 % p. 81.
Lrava Bangor, $40 =. S..
ARRIVE Gui.tord. 100 T.. ~; Monsoon Juno
lion, us ?. NJ; Gresnville, s.g PM
Leave Grsepvi ,e. 6o5 4, 81 Monson Juno
tion, 7.os A. b.; Gut ori. IN A. NJ; d YER
and Foxcroft, ~ A. N; BrowbviIle JDnction.
sssA. ".
=, Assiys Bangor. 1915 A. 81; w..er,in.. ais
p, NJ; Augosta. az i. NJ; p ftland, S rs r. N.
LEAVE Fort FsifHe,d, . 20 A. ~; Carbon.
20 A. NJ; Presque Isle, $50 A. NJ F.; Monticello.
~ A. NJ; Houitoo, so A. ~; leland Fails.
~ A. ~: sherman, s.D A. NJ; Sorcross, 10 81
Hrownviile. 1l40 NJ: ARRIVE bangor. 40 p.
Portland. Is r. a.
LEAVE .aribou. ii1s A. NJ: Pressure rsIe.
u 20 A. NJ; Fo,t Fairfield, II o. ~ !; B,idee.
wner, ls25 2. Houliop. i2n p 81 Isl. ma
Falls, Is +. ~; Sherman. ? 30 =. ii Nor
cross, ~ u. NJ: Bfownviile 4 20 r. ~: Il.
grsoge. 5:l' Y b.: Greeuville. 23j p NJ Mon.
soh, s.lo = NJ; -ui'.o.d. BIS T.. NJ Dover and
Bangor. $40 p. y: as,.9y,.i., 70 No Hpssiy.
Ansus's. 1854 p. NJ; PoI.is.d, Lao A. III.
Agent. oses
=. W. casn. V. r and General Msnsv.,
0"''H' June ~ i'''' iuiyisdu
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L. n. Pinkham and wife, Litchfield,
representing Kennebec Pomona; George
f. Moody, delegate of Windsor grange,
and J. Fl. Barton and wife, members Of
Windsor grange, were among those who
took the morning train from this city,
Monday, for Bangor, where they will at
tend the meeting of the State grange.
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Railroads and Steamboat,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD,
ARRANGEMENT OF TRAINS IN EFFECT
DECEMBER 8, 1895.
Passenger trains leave Augusta ms follows
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING WEST-6s0 A. NJ. for Lewiston.
Pennington, Rangeley, RookIand, Portland,
Bridgton. Boston and Montreal. 1905 (Daily)
a. NJ. for brunswick, Lewiston, FarminRton.
Phillips. Rockland. Portland and Boston, Mon
treal. Quebec, Chicago. 3o5 and $50 PM. Tex
press for Brunswick, Bath. Portland, Boston,
ll.oo =. M might Pullman) every night for
Lewiston, Bath, Portland and Boston; Lbs A..
NJ. Portland and Boston.
GOING EAST-l;5O A. NJ. might exprcss)
Tor Skowbegan. Belfast, Bangor, Bar Harbor,
st. stephen, ST. John, Halifax and Aroostook
county; 9.l2 A. NJ. for Waterville, Skowhegan
and Bangor. l242P M. for Waterville. 2.4b I'm.
for Bangor, Bar Harbor, Old Town and Houl-
ton via B.S A.; 347 p M Greenville via Foxcroft
for Waterville. Oakland. North Arson, Bing-
ham, Skowhegan, Belfast, Bangor, Old Town,
Nanceboro. Houlton, Woodstock, st. John
and Halifax. 7.lS L. NJ. for Watervle; g.i5 A.
NJ; and $40 J. NJ. sundays only for Water
vile and Bangor.
The Night Pullman Train going East does
not connect for Skowhegan on Monday morn
ings, or for Belfast, Foxcroft or beyond Ban
gor, Sunday mornings.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-12-17
NCOUW WUDNTTUN TRAINS.
AUGUSTA TO SOUTH GARDINER.

Through tickets to California and all oiDts
South and " est may be had Of u. II. Walker,
ticket agent Augusta, the only Office in Angus
70 selling via all routes and checking baggage
free OF expense.
PAYsoN TUCKER, Vice Pres and Gen. Manager.
+. Il. BooTHBY, Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent.
PORTLAND. Oct. ~, 1925.