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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-05

Gin GARNER IN TenaIas Ucunfr
bat sins Raihins eunRrriri, miitslfi
ipsihu or ruiTiIde Diiislh In Ballm
prebt. Cine Uuhrt Der Tihslboilsn
lpares nod Der UaohlmAhlt iu gnfalia
ssbroti um bort ole SsiSnHssmaitviol
fur ben Tampiieiiti trprpbt ~ tperesn
unb psnn Der gsriud bsiritbiasne uus.
Idllt. 10 wirb bic Maihius in GnifniiG
anaslauit uHb in 9strisb ssHOmmtn
Iuereen.
On elmer RoTieuueriammluHa Der
Harasr bUu BrVUfines uno umasaenb
.. @sfs purbe bic grhnbuHa srues
GinwaHosrunes BHrsGns bsidlUnru.
Gin psrmanenter gOaSuss. dusIhnb sr'
bisIt be GrmdhiiaHua in alien Town
Ibips Der Rohbdrihait llutsransihdIls
ins esbsn su ruisu unb bsrrn arbeiisH
su lsiisH.
Vim Riiiwod abcno .. gp. ioub
Der gormsr 6aIusr 2ariOn in SrOO'
tines anen iaheu lob. inbsm ieiH @s'
iponn Don elmer Bride ipr0na uno CT
mii etm aOpi oui oas trOdsEs Sodbsit
itirSis, isin esnid brehsHo.
Die 1uuntpc0mmiiiirt Don gaui'
ton Gountp ernaunten 9. y. GouliOR
sHm GSmmifdr, oIs WadiOleer oes
ora. Bruce. uelher abeaniie. Die fiui
GOmmiiTars isnes GOaHtp's iinb i,ti
lauisr gspulihsu.
Observation-Disclosures fub pom
Giaoisisirsiariat In gietre ausoefeut
Iucresn fur nsue Grsam,rpssIrlli idaittH
in Gprima @rOps, Deuel. gOnHtp (stopi'
toi $4,000, une BrsuiiHss (stapitaI
t5.o00).
Sn guttsr GOuntp. Hahe ben
Rihouri atlsasns 500 &errs 2anb
mureen D. @pds fur tS,0o0 ptrtauit.
Gs pirb nidi esmelest. oh. NOS ruotr'
I@einIib in. elm Tauid uOrIisst.
ernu Q. q. SoerIiIsr, gOifmsiAsrin
in q. aawrsncs. sriitt Isyisn 1reiioe
einsn SalosaNiGa uns bat iid nod Hidbi
iVtutit OasOn srbclt. bob is auber
2ebentesfabr mare.
Gui Der Fsbsn Tsilen Huroutfli6
pUn RoeiiVn esleaensn Garm oss Grant
SHuls wuret anssblih lsstsH Grsiioe
bsim Brunnsnsraben cine aUblsui6i&i
.ntbsdt.
@. 3. 6ntrim uHb d. G. Hlen
reihsn am Tounsrftoa D. 10. pUn
bpuare nit siuem Transport non
brs;sia Fisrbsu nod TsunsRss ab.
Die HreimGursrlOss uOn abreseu
boi bsihlpHsn, bort i'm RdhIsn Com.
msr einm Cresusismpsl bouen Su iai
Zen, Der s25. 900 iOittn iSa.
Die neue Rohlmhhls In Sotuarb
IN i'm @ouas. Tie Raininsn uuroen
Obns psishlis sinss Nahlsn,G GIpsrteH
moutirt.
Sm Saues. .Ulubshols Sdeitn per'
I6isbsns Darmr bier unb bort lesis
@Oas i4Ou ssseen.
Der WiiIOuri brad ieinen Gispan'
jer Guoe purise @o6e.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-05

cen fulton bic 2uit. lin btr goAe
aihSubslitn. iisisris sin Grausnsimmtr
bei6worens aHiiaetH bsr unfiitIihitii
ssesn Sisssn Der sinH garisi. Gisis
aniwerteieH NIT sbenioi6 n
antlaasu psH bsmIsIbsn Btibsbiles ss
gen sipsimal Sisbeu Der snbsrsH Sarisi.
Berhoiiuss.n fOistsn uno isst iishi bic
Wehrsnhl Der m6Hnli6eH Bspblfsrune
inter Dhrsihoii Oosr uHier @aHsH.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-05
eanieu Geuutp.
aftEanbria, II. asb. 90.

@ir fiihlcn uns bslsioiei, oob unierf
,,sho. TaiOin Rohrihtsu" 10 ruenie
pOn SauiOn 9OuHip iu bsrihtm piRsn,
no bod isst 10 uisl Rsuisisiten pou
iibsraI ber in Der 9ciiuua ~ lcien iiHh.
Eem hisIigsH gorrsipenbeut ia pobl
Doe &ct or su id6u gum ihrstben uHb
70 peree i'd tiHmaI ihn uertrstsn. bomii
SaniOn Gouuip bod nitt snny usr,
asiien bleibs. y2ir eirisn unisre Ih6ns
Ssrmai, bic fuir anibnueu holisu, nldt
70 psriiniru loFtu uno isor Feutids
bier, Der bic 9situns init SerenaesH
licst, m6hts bob enh ssrne stpos pon
iciusm Ssimai, gpunip aterudi iehen.
gair lrisu isst 70 of ron ben alisn
Soma'er arsunosn, bic istt bei Ren
9ots. z. o.. pUhn.H. Go srobs GTHtsn
pis Fe habsu mir nun wObl IN 1895
nidi sr,itIt, bod brau6u on6 wir
una uidt ~ ibdmsn, unisrs Grtrdss
horsn ~ IORsu.
Serr 2uowis Rloemanu IN 9aplsr
Tuwuihip srniete i'm poriesH Sabre
1888 Suihd @siSsu bon IS acres,
1885 v. 5oier Don 80 ". isin Germ
Grirne NOR iIsin. bloc 1000 y. bon 100
u anriSF'rln 200 Gdde. Or hdit 3b
sihd RinopIeh. sc 6du.ins, IL Eierbs
unb l Tnseno ghois. @ein sweb
TtSiioes ysphnhous mist 26 bti 3s Sub.
bic Is Sus hohe Sheune AZ bel 100
Ruff, Der e&msineIial 20 bel 80 3us.
Epesd,er II bti 20, Wai6ineHilsappen
uno 6lhnsrhous l6 bel So. Ties ID
alIss aus ToiUia @sle erritiet. es.
3 warbs I,int S0rm ni6t um 10000
bersebtR.
Serr Carl S&uloi trutsit isetsf
Sabr 5000 .. @sissH. 1900 y. Sdfu
nne 1900 q. Corn. or bdlt 20 sind
Rinou,eb. Is gieres une 60 edwens,
sein g9sbubans uHo @iribi6ofisss'
bdnbe iiuo $4,000 iperih.
Serru Carl 9ehmaHn's GrHte iuaT
1900 y. Rsiser. 100 y. Soier. 500
v. @sriis une 1900 y. Corn. or hdli
20 GiAd Riuopish uno IL Ritrbs.
ssius @etduss Iinb s2 500 prth.
Serr ghrih. gIicrt srnistt lE00 o.
msusn. 1000 q Sofrr, uue eates
Corn ani isinsr psrpohisisn Garm; CO
beIiti udmIidh susi 6armen.
Serr Sohn Glisrt srSisiis 1900 y.
gSeiseu, lleO y. Soisr. une 10 y.
Corn per art auf isinsr perpo&isisn
Gorm. Gsine @ebdnee fHe $4,000
iperth.
Serr Ghrihian gpb erniets hbtI
100 V. @siseH, ilber 1000 y. Sotsr
unb siemlid Corn. Gr bdIi 100
Shweins, rs ahhe une IA Rirrbt.
Ssine GIsbdnee iine uolIhdnSie. mit
Nneuabme ees @ohnhouies, wtlhes er
sieisn iummenbm Ssmmer neu Iu bontn
bsabHitiiei.
Serr Sris pasnburs uHb fyran,
0err Sehn C0snburs une ieins Wntitr
nnb @rUbmutisr, nebf Srn. @iibsim
shuls unieruohmen ON Is. Hebruar
cine Wnie nod Garner, Soma. nm
ocrrn Ssrmann CnsHburet ee65tii
SaIeibit mii ihm su fsirH. eis wsrbsn
am ndAlisu DcuReriiag sHrhdisbtsn.
Charlie une Sobann SAuioi. ebtns
ots Serra Cart ehuibi. rsihen Ifsien
;srsiioa nah @atl 2sis. nm ben echuen
oes 0srrn Ssad'im Wan6su ecrtieItp
siHsn Bsiuh absufaiifn.
Die ollie garmsr gsriinrunasstIslb
ifait hisit ON Is. nfbruar cine Sey-
larnmtnna ab, nm bel Gtatntrn iddisr
unb bsiitr abSuiaHn. Tis 6errsn Q.
Y. glnamann. Y. 3. wlrDlanus uub
q. 3. Somss ipurben bfauItraat, bif
uensn Eiaiuten onssnarbsitsn. uue bT
Sr5faenannte murbe ale Geirsidr Der
esItnIhaii ermdtiiet, 1000 nsae EpIb
cen. gprmnlars brudsn sH lafeH. 4
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-05
aGpsua. 3. RarS. 1896.

dtpeuu. 3. RdrI. 1895.
Gtsbrts RsDattipnl
alus uuitrsm GOuntn iOmmeu Sbusn
Nitibeiluneen rpie ss idsini b6dff ipdr'
li6 Su. 10 eo6 man iuit alonben mShis.
oasielte srsitirt aar Hibt msbr. Tab
mir bsnsr ben ihOuhen @iHisr. - siHies
ialis 7aes uHo 2 bic 3 GanSbllj
bapbs, Sst nod oas gnie baitsu, ,monhsm
5armsr beim @sordamsH isiner iiber
iIhiiasn IuiiiI&en TiIisin lbshililih Su
iein. abssrs6Het, - isit IL Sobr,u bier
prrlsbisn, Dire pobI Rismans in abTsee
helsn. Sm SoHuar mar oos @sttsr
ssasu ale Binisrrsosln uno no Suds bic
iHwsrltsu Sthrms prOpbsjeibts. battsn
wlr ssIp6bnlih oas it0Hiis @etisr.
Dsbruar mar nod nett glniiieer, mir
baitru mande Rd6te no es faum irUT,
uno am Taee ileiieris oas Gnsdflbcr
be su 20 iber Rul i'm edotien. 6hr
uns TaiUtasr IN biss iuObl isint Rsuis'
isit; aber Inn Often, no WaHher ih0u
binttrm lparmtn Disn irisri, ,lpeun sr uur
on Tatpia eenit, earite siss rmslaublidb
sriheinsn. Sm grpbsn uHo 9onJsn
ndIn mir bier nit unisrm aIima prbl
aerne Snirisosu, usnn mir mebr Aeeen
bditsu, welder AUDI i'm psrHOHenen
Sabre nidt biursihsu6 mar nm ben
Gusfali pom pOrbsrstbeHben Sabre ju
oeden. I'm eisism Dlanael abinbslitn.
bnbeu uun perihisbsHe TUTpuibIps be
idhlsiIsn. arisiiite 1ruunsH Su tshrtn,
uue bic BobeH geriisfuneen mil @OHsl
anSuflllsn, um ipombelid anf bic Ten
yeratur unssIimOspbdrs sinsu sanfissn
kinFub aussuRbsn.
anh unIsr brouiliH Tclpnibip IN In
Rear n BEN Beiipitlt anosrfr ~ Ioletr
fnb ruiro bic GniineibuHe oaraber 10
allsrudhlisr 9eit fallen.
Gin aneeres rtnioblss @eIhdft u
sbeniolls i'm Gntitshsn in norm elmer
Buiisriabrid, ipsIds bier sxihtst wire
uHb iol eisielbe 70 baio wle m6slidb Ia
Hsirisb ssissi usnoen; Oh bic bornuI
aeistisn Spffnunasn E6 srfaiIsn per
ben, bisibt abSuiparten.
Bei ben Brheern GrnIt unh Daniel
GHnitt N Contingencies su per
isihHsn, Der srhoifte Sunee bsi Ton
bat Die aerriie perfsblt unb IN BET GruF
einasiebrt. une: ION. sdbli bic Sdupiel
isiner 2iebeu, - I'm ponoumorebsr
partns fieben - MdeAeHi
qssie @s&s bat Mr. Griiisi II
Rcpnjpdri isinen qoben icbliebeI
mhiisn; uniers icbIehitn Grnitu batter
aud, bic QanIleuie iebr berunter. q,
mare su lphnihen. bon wr. @rihei bt
Edwterieieiim eIadiib aberpmeei
unb bas 0seihdIt poH Wruem pitee
ipeiirriahren ibnnis. Gralt sin quite,
aauimoun unb anaemein btiiebi.
Das glrueite in unierm ToipnIhip IN
bab unisr ehatmeiiisr lseie Nohe mad
oneern Msgiuaca usybnitsf m. Oh
potl Ebbe In Der siaiIs tinastrrtsn ieil
IpHfiie, 70 Iinb bch mehr wibsrlih
neutrality-suspicious. nii ShaIb benrl
20 IN Hidbi 0usunshmm. bah 60 Hfrrl
| 5r. aaisr nithi nod asluuasn wdrs. eal
| HehlsHbs anIsutrtiten Shea Irhh ~
berbIi mar sr i'm yssri7s. Die Usasn'
~ periansn. bat iih absr burh ifiu
l5rsanbs tsssom IaTsn, pitssr uas
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-05

Gs pirb bsrthnst. Sas pon ben
trans miiiOuridm @sissssbistsn Shb.
DdiUta's i'm perflOHtnsn Sabre Rith
i'm @srths BON iiber $4,000. 900 nod
bIiliteR Rdriisn uerIanot muros.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-05
aaie bic Giitnbahnasiecidbaiien bic

RNie bic GiisnbobnasieC i6aiien bic
Guipldeluna un,,res Siaaits hinian
balisu, moem is ben gsrionst pOn
Eradtaiiern iunerhaib bee Staniss
uuo ourdb osnielben NIT seraetiu
tbeniten gebahreH belsaen, inoem
sisIe bOber Fnb oii IN unesren nno
ua d anoersn Sioatsn, wis ne et
burd, ben ausiauih pOn @aartn innsr'
baIb bss Staairs Idbmeu uno bic ent'
tpidsluua ppn Gsatralperianet' (ooer
Nusiuhr } gIayen TN Staais perun'
mbalihsn, srbeili aus einer aufmsri
lameu DurhIiti Der iolseneen Gabeilt
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-05

- Der nah 8sriiSruna isinsr Drn,
drrsi aus Wliid,sll psrtristsnr Rtbaliruf
oer ..Mndlsl MaiI". ". 3. WcR3rib<,
nb 8nilad't Ia Blantiui0n. unb. .psr
,ioaif Ucn bort ans 45 isrner fratersn
Mubarar oui s15.000 Snob<pssiao.
Der VAL mlrb im Septsmbsriermin ID
@lanfiutpn snr Hubanblans iommsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1896-03-05

Der linisrIbise IN Den GraAlratei
fur sSarmprceuiie In Soma nnb she
Toioia IN ssraossu unerhert. pisr
sp.at cine peraisi@snoe 1abtne perihis
Ssnsr SrahlaebRhren fur ben Trans
pprt einsr Garlabuns rcn 30. 600 Einun
-ani bic Tiiianj pon ZOO MriIsH ~
Soma unc Daicia:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23
FOUGHT A GOOD FIGHT.
Magician Merlin Badly Up While Trying Il
Assist Lacy.

Biddeford, Nov. 22.-Dr. Albert Mer-
lin. the magician of Chicago, who is at
present visiting relatives in this city
was assaulted by Victor Guertin with
a fence Stat, late Friday night. and
received such pounding that he was
unable to walk. Saturday morning, and
had to be taken to the police court in
a hack.
AS DR.. Merlin was returning home,
Friday night, he saw Guertin beating
young woman. He shouted to the
young man to stop beating the woman,
and Guertin Immediately did 50. But
at the same time he wrenched a couple
Of stout yellow painted Stats from a
fence and turned his attention to the
man who had come to the defense of
the woman.
= He welded the Stats with all the
strength he could command, and beat
the magician until he was forced to
take to his heels. An officer was
called, and after desperate struggle
took the fellow into custody
In court, Guertin was boyd over IN
the sum of $500 for his apr Rance be-
fore the grand jury at IT, January
term of the supreme court.S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23
WIRE NAIL TRUST
Gives Up the Fight and Goes
Out Of Existence.
The Price Takes a Big Tumble and
Builders are Happy.
Trust Gives the JVbbess Permission 10 0ahe
Thsir Own Prices.

Chicago, Nov. "a morning paper
says: THE great wire nail trust
which has levied tribute on the people
of the United States and Canada since
June 1885. has collapsed and will en-
deavor to wind up its affairs. Decem-
Der 1. Sales agents representing the
mills within the pool were, yesterday,
scrambling to sell nails at $40 per keg
in Chicago. which is 81 a keg below the
Trusts circular price. and jObbers
were selling in lots Of from one to 1000
kegs from one store at 81 keg.
Before the end Of the present week
the price will undoubtedly be down to
S1.25 per keg, or within 30 cents Of the
lowest price they ever sold here. The
Trust has thrown up both hands, and
in a circular to the jobbers' gives
them liberty to sell at any price they
please
During the last eight months the
Trust has bought up the opposition
mills which sprang up on all sides and
has met a multitude of other expenses.
Not the least of these was the main
tenance of large force OF inspectors
to keep the members of the pool tot
ing fair For this and kindred pur-
s1.50 per keg on all nails sold by its
members and related to them the diff
ference after the objects sought were
accomplished. A fund Of 1850. 900 was
returned to members on the showing
made four months ago. but since that
time the Trusts officials and COM
mittees have incurred liabilities OF
much more than this in the fight to
keep the Trust going. These liabil-
tiles will have to be met by individual
mills composing the trust and long
period of litigation is probable.
An advance of Is cents per key or
dered by the Trust at the March meet
ing put the base price Of nails 1t
Pittsburg at 1855, which. under the
peculiar terms of it's nail card. meant
the lowest figure at which any. nails
could be bought there was 1905 per
key. This meant $500 in Chicago and
made the range OF. commercial nails
to Western consumers ~ to IS per kes.
This resulted in an immense cdrtail-
ment of demand and forced the Trust
to close up 80 per cent. Or its ts~mills.
The entire sales Of nails by the
Trust mills during July were but 80, 900
kegs, and in August 25.VO0 kegs. though
the output agreed upon for those
months was $4,000 and $4,000 kege. re-
spectively The March output reached
$50, 900 kegs
j. H. Parks of sos Sears building.
Boston. was the originator Of the pool
and was it's commissioner To him
was delegated the task of holding the
association together. and for this SER
vice he collected one cent per key on
each key of nails sold in this country.
besides large appropriation for sec
retaries'' salaries and the maintefAhce
of the inspection bureau. The associ-
alton now has on its hands a 1aree
collection of leases of factories which
it has closed up also numerous COM
tracts with numerous contractors for
nail making machinery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23
We. ther Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. Nov. 22.-An area of high
pressure is central in the Middle states
and extends westward to the southern
Rocky mountain slope. A secondary
area of high pressure is developing north
of Montana and Il depression extends
from South Dakota to the Rocky noun
tain plateau. with the storm center in the
center of South Dakota. The barometer
has risen in the st. Lawrence valley and
generally east of the Mississippi river,
and has fallen in the Missouri valley and
generally in the Rocky mountains.
The temperature is lower in the New
England and lower Lake region. also in
the lower Mississippi valley. 1t has risen
throughout the Rocky mountain dis
tricts.
Showers or snow have fallen in New
England. the lower Lake region. Ohio
and Mississippi valley. and on the north
ern Rocky mountain plateau.
Fair weather with rising. temperature
is indicated for the Atlantic states and
Central valley. The weather will be
partly cloudy or threatening in the Gulf
states. Snow with falling temperature
is indicated for the northern Rocky
mountain plateau.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23
At KENT'S HILL.
Term Will Close. MISREPRESENTATION and
Literati Public Meeting.

Kent's Hill. Nov. 22.-tSpecaD The
fall term of the seminary will close.
Tuesday. in order that the students may
have ample time to get home and eat the
festive turkey. Many CT the old students
viii not return. this winter term, but will
teach. An unusually large attendance is
anticipated for winter term, as a large
number Of new students are coming.
The foot ball team has practically dis
banded. after a rather unfavOrable sea-
sons play. winning team from the
start may be looked for next year. as the
| management will presumably profit by
| this year experience.
Miss Ethel Gallagher daughter Of Pres
ident Gallagher, was taken very i'll, Fri
day. morning., being threatened with
proved and it is hoped the danger Is
| averted
| Following is the programme of the
| EurOmathean and Literat public meet
/ ing. Friday night:
Invocation, Rev. H. E. Frohock
| Quartet in F, OPP. 80. Mazas
| Morse String Quartet.
Reading of Records.
Opening Address. Salem Witcheraft. -, -,
George Kirkpatrick
Vocal Solo. lone Spring Morning. Nevin
Olive Gertrude FlaSg.
(D "Unwritten Music"
Edna Marion Nichols
| % The Church and the Nineteenth
Century" Charles l.. Hopkins
g ''The Viceroy's Visit to America
What it Means to China.
Annie Is. LaphaiH
(dD ''Sold Money
William H. Elingwood
Intermission.
Piano Solo Wallace l.. Conant
Grafton, Mans Mission.
| Roscoe d. Tarbox
Prophecy. Byzantine Miller
Chorus, I'VE Meet Again Tonight.
Gallo Rati Glee Club
Closing Address. Architects of Our own
Destiny" Mary y Searles
Adjournment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23
FIRE AT BiDDEF0RD.
Adams Block Damaged $3o00-1hree Lodsers
Have Narrow Escape.

Riddeford, Nov. 22.-Adams block on
Alfred street, containing Loom F1xers'
hall. city mission rooms Coroeau q
Co.'S and Menard Bros grocery stores,
was damaged by fire. this morning.
rho fro started either from a cigar
stub in a cuspidor in the Loom F1xers
hall or from the stove funnel over
Mission hall. The damage was large
" nv water. The total loss will not ex-
coed $4,000: insured. Three dodgers IN
Mission hall had narrow escape.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23
AN INCENDIARY.
Causes $1,000 Loss by Fire
to a HouIton House.
Death of W. W. Thomas of Portland
and N. F. Pobe.ts Of Dexter.
Term at Kents Hill Will Close. Tuesday
Another Public Meeting.

Houlton, Nov. 22.-Fire, last evening,
damaged the house on Military street
owned by George Whenman, $1,000: in
surance, $500. The house was unoccu-
pied 1t is thought to have been in
cendiary, as man was seen running
from the building as the fire broke out,
and was tracked in the light snow for
a mile. Four inches of snow, the first
of any account, fell, last night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23
DEATH OF W. W. THOMAS.
Was One Of Oldest and Most Prominent Citi
zens OF Portland.

Portland. Nov 22.-William Widgery
Thomas died. Saturday morning, aged
SO. He was one of the oldest and most
prominent citizens in Portland. He
was in early life in the dry goods. trade
wholesale and retail
He had been president of the Canal
Bank since 1S49, had been in the Maine
House of Representatives, Senate and
both branches of the city government
and was mayor in 1862 and 1853
He leaves three sons, VIM. W., late
minister to Sweden, Henry G., and
Elias
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-11-23
AUGUSTA. MAINE. MONDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER g. 1896 Hs2
FURS
Made to Order, Repaired or
Made Over
By a Practical Furrier with Eighteen
Years Experience.

selected skins. OLD GARMENTS re-
paired or remodeled to the latest STYLES
If out of town customers will send lob to
us by express and write carefully what
is wanted, they will by return of mail re-
ceive our suggestions, price of job etc,
which if satisfactory. will be acted upon
at once upon receipt of order to proceed
to have the job done. we will return same
at once. We also call your attention to our
large stock of fur garments. fancy furs,
collarettes, scarfs, trimmings, etc. Ali
goods and work guaranteed.
n. c. BARKER,
CORNER HAT AND FUR STORE,
Gardiner. Me- Telephone Sill
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WHERE IS SCOTT NELSON
A Lewiston travelling Man Has Been Missing
Since May.

Lewiston, Nov. 22.-Where is Scott
Nelson? He has been missing from
Lewiston for months. and since last
May has not been heard from. A few
weeks ago sailor named Martin
Webber found bottle floating in Pc
| nobscot' bay with paper in it. 1t
proved to be blurred letter. signed
Scott Nelson. lewiston" the writer
saying that he could not hold out
much longer, that his strength was
nearly gone. and that he wished to
send his love to his Wife. The note
was dated April 1t was given to
the Belfast Age reporter, who printed
an item in regard to it.
1t has been learned that Nelson is a
travelling salesman of Lewiston, and
it was really his writing in the bottle
The impression of his family here is
that he might have- been on some dis
tressed ship, and, being frightened,
have written the note. afterward being
landed all right, and !. forgetting to
mention it in his letter of last May.
AT that time he said that he didn't
want his wife to answer the letter, as
he was going East, and ,didn't know
what his address would be-. Since
then they have not heard from him.
While plouahing on the Baker farm
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n. +. ROBERTS DEAD.
Was One Of Dexter's Most Prominent and Re.
t-s spected Citizens.

Dexter, Nov. 22.-Nathan +. Roberts.
for over, 40 years one of the towns most
prominent merchants, died. Saturday. of
heart disease. He began as a shoe dealer
in Dexter in 1S4S. He was postmaster I'M
der President Harrison. had been repre-
sentative to the Legislature and long
prominent AS an Odd Fellow and IN town
affairs. lie WIS y years old.
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FRESHMEN. 0; soPHomoREs. 0.
Annual Class Game At Bowdoin Rather Sur
prise 10 Everybody.

Brunswick. Nov. 22.-(SpecaD an
nual sophomore freshmen foot ball game
took place here. Saturday afternoon in
the midst of Il heavy snow storm. But
the weather was not severe enough to
restrain the ardor of the two lower
classes. and large delegation of stu
dents was present to urge their class
teams on to victory. All such efforts
were in vain, however, for neither team
was able to score a touchdown That the
CONTINUED on page ~ ~
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This is the PUREST DRINKING Wat
Err in the CITY for the ANALYSIS
ORGANIC MATTER IN 1T. 1t boils up
through clean white sand from beneath
q solid layer of clay which strictly pro,
. tects it from surface drainage ana az
poisonous matter. Those desiring PURE
DRINKING WATER should order PURE
DIAMOND SPRING WATER today.
One gallon daily per month. .95cts.
Each extra gallon daily per month. .29cts.
One half gallon daily per month. .5octs.
Delivered to any part of the city for 81
cents hogshead, or Is cents barrel Tor
washing purposes. All ORDERS promptly
attended to.
c. r. TEMPLE, Sole Proprietor,
Augusta, Maine
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Rev. Carter E. Cate, pastor Of the
First Free Baptist church, Portland.
resigned. Sunday having accepted the
pastOrate Of the Roger Williams church
at Providence.
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Washinaton Forecast.

Washington, Nov. 22.-Forecast for
Monday: Maine. New Hampshire and
Vermont. fair; slowly rising tempera-
ture; northerly winds, becoming vari-
able
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AUGUSTA, MAINE.

Analysis from the fifth annual report Of
the Maine State board of health.
1.-THE SPARKLING CLEARNESS Justi.
Nes the fanciful NAME of the SPRING.
TECHNICALLY and MICROSCOPICALL
IT Is ONE OF THE PUREST OF
WATERS IN THE WORLD" Date of
Examination, April %, 1889. Analysis Of
sample Of water No. BIG expressed in parts
per 100000.
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Lincoln. Neb.. Nov. 22-Wm. J. Bryan
said his outing was enjoyable. and he
felt refreshed for having taken it. To-
morrow evening. he will leave for Dem
YER
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rhara are eight girls at the telephone
exchange in Lewiston IN the day time
and one man at night.