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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

'i1lIiStClu PIZCSlquo1O az :
jej wodach. Jednem spolrze
MEM pozegnawszy ziem'e:
drugiem powitawszy niebo,
Walter poddawa} szyje kato
wi. Wprz6dy atoli ucaiowa
powr6z i zalozy} sam ma ra-
miona, m6wiac: Oto ostatnis
stula mego kap}ahstwa
Przymkna} wtedy oczy i z}o-
zy} rece m6wiac: In manu-
tuas Domino co m
IN endo spiritu m
m m. w rece twoje Panic
oddaje ducha mojego! Kat
powr6z sciagna}, deske z pod
n6g meczennika gwa}townie
wysuna}. i OTTO Walter zawis]
w powietrzu. Atoli mimo
lito5ciwych okrzyk6w ludu,
ably go pozostawiono ma
szubienicy, Szeryf W tel
chwili rozkazal 60 odciaG i
Walter upad} no ziemie zem
dIony, lecz zyw jeszcze. W
jednei chwili rozebrano 60 do
maya, i wtedy nastapi}a owa
krwawa robota, kt6ra by}aby
pogahskie zbanbi}a narody, a
kt6ra opisaG led vie sill nam
starczy. Atoli, jak piekaie
bylo powiedzianem o dawnych
meczennikach: mozemv pre-
ciez wysluchat to, co onl
wycierpieli! Rozksz by} wte-
dy otwi3rania cia}a skazanych
ola wydarcia z mich serca.
Oprawcy jak W jatkach
rzezniczych wzieli sic do
dzie}a. r~zeczywiscie ma ka-
Walk zywe rozszarpujac
zwloki. Ma wszystkie strony
ozwal sic jek i place g}osny,
wsr6d t}umu jedni zalewali
sic lzami. drudzy dziko wyli.
Oprawcy coraz niezgrabniej
brali sic do rzeczy, krajac
b%ezmyslnie nieuwaznie.
Pierwszy noz zbudzi} zaraz
calkowita Waltera przytom-
nose; oprawcy rzucili sic ku
MENU, aby 60 skrepowac.
ME potrzeba tego by}o, DO
leza} spokojnie iak baranek.
Pot kroplisty wystapil ma
jego colo, a " miare jak
krwawe posrepowalo dzie}o,
krew rzuca}a sic ustami,
.eczami i nosem; ale laden jek
z ust jego sic ME wyrwa{.
Jedno tylko slowo wciaz
powtarza}: 20 Jezu, Jezu,
badz mi Jezusem. Skodczy}a
sic rzeznicza robota, bij4ce
SERGE wyrwane zosta}o z ciala
i ukazane wyjacemu wsciekle
posp6lstwu. O Jezu, szepna}
qaz ieszcze umierajacy me-
,czennik, ide iuz po}aczyt sic
z Toba", i OTTO wyzwolony
Ouch uleciat w niebo.
Wtedy odcieto mu glove,
tax niezgrabnie, De top6r
zsunal sic ma box prawa
reke odlaczy} Cd cia}a. Reka
ia spad}a z rusztowania j
zostala podjeta skwapliwie
przez Artura Leslie. kt6remu
uda}o sic ia ukryc. Wszakze
,cia}o Waltera ME zosta}o
lax zwykle poewiartowane i
wystawione ma moscie. Lord
Beauville ME rad byl pcdo-
bnym przypomnieniom swego
krewnepo. Porzucono tedy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
PEAC[C IA WIARUSA!'
z Prus POlskich

K~OSCIERZYNA. Egzamin
odejScia z}ozyli sekundenarzy:
zelewski, Proch, Wesiora, Stein,
Grossman, Tempski, Stojecki,
Bohm, Rudau, Radtke, Saenger,
iTappe. Pierwszych 4 ola dobrych
prac pismiennych uwolniono cd
ustnego egzaminu. = Poranionego
przez g}uchoniemego czeladnika
szewskiego Poppa p. Mrozickiego
opatrzy} lekarz p. dr..
Pelowski, kt6ry przez natychmia-
stowa operacya przeciete naczynia
krwionosne PREY szyi podwiaza} i
rane zaszy}. Glory przychodzi W
skutek tego powoli do zdrowia i
wkr6tce zn6w W swym zawodzie
bedzie m6g} dalej pracowac, czego
mu ca}ego serca zyczymy, DO jest
nietylko doskona4ym majstrem, ale
i tegim wiarusem i cz}onkiem-
Towarzystw polsk1ch. ZaznaczyG
take wypada, re ME jego W tenn
wilma, gdyz rzecz ME dzia}a sic W
lokalu, tylko ma ulicy, gdzie
przez owego czeladnlka znienacka
zosta} napadniety i co prawda ME
b~ezpiecznie poraniony.
ZKO~SCIERSKIEGO. Podczas
ognia W Skrzyd}owie spali1a sic
take s}uzaca, kt6ra chcac wyrato-
wac swe rzeczy, wesz}a do pfona
cego budynku i wiecej ME wysz}a.
Jak
,,Wstpr. Vlkb." d%onosi, zosta} p.
Antoni Switalski z Rydwa1u sado-
VINE zInowroc4awia zawiadomiony,
il prawo jego do spadku pc Milo
nerze Switalskim al. Kautz z
Kobelnicy ma mocy uskutecznione-
go zameldowania zostafo zastrzezo
ne. - w Kulicach ~stwierdzono
zarnice, ma kt6re juz oko}o 80 dzieci
zapadlo.
CHOJNICE. DIVA dobra
.a.Aoe NEl.leel Dill
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

ZMARII: pp. ks. Anton
Piasecki, proboszcz W Lutyn:; we
FIorency1 sp. Helena re Z6ftow-
sklch Radomlnowa; SIP. Karol
luther W Gn1ezn1e; sp. Jadwlga
Blalkowska z domu Maj, " Pozna-
niu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
NOWEMIASTO.
q Poznahskjego.

AWICZ. Pan Kukowskl,
zawiadowca browaru p. Sorgego
naby4 cd tegoz browar lego "a
$4,000 marek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

KOTOSZYN. Nleruchomosc1
nalezace do w}asclclela p. Hipota
Rohinskiego naby} destylator pan
J6zef Lesihski "a 48 tyslecy
marek,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
ZSTAROGARDZKIEGO.J ak
CHOJNICE.

CHOJN1CE. Diva dobra
rentowe W M}ynkach PREY Rytlu
lezace, oko}o 500 morg6w duze, z
}adneml budynkami, i inwentarzem
przesz}y ma wlasnos6 p.JanaSzulca,
rodaka naszego z pow. brodnickie-
go. Poprzednicy So obydwaj
Niemcy - pp.: Poll i Rohr -
Pierwszy teraz W L%angfurze, drugi
zas W Gdahsku ~zamieszka4y. SzczesG
Boze nowemu nabywcy.
w TUCHOLI umarla dnia
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

15-go I'm. sp MaryannaM alinow-
skich F%rydrychow iczowa, c6rka
zmar4ego burmistrza golubskiego a
siostra sp. ksiedza Franciszka
Malinowskiego, znakomitego ling
wisty wielkopolskiego. Niebozczka
byla zacna kobieta prawego chara-
kteru; doczekala sig zfotego
jubileuszu ma1zehskiego j pocicchy
z dzieci, z kt6rych dwdch synow
poswieci1o sic stanowi kap}anskie-
mu, trzeci jest sedzia wBydgoszczy
a czwarty kupcem " Inowroclawiu.
NOWEMIASTO. - Spadko
biercy 6p. jamie Ubyszu sprzedali
pozostaiy pc MIN maiatek ,%przeszio
1000 m6rg ,uiemieckieJ kolonizacyl
" Poznanlu - "a 1870 tyslecy mrk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

ZPOD SZAMOTUf Gospo-
darstwo 20 Wojclechu Nowaku W
Ostrolesiu mr.. 3, ktore Spofka
rolnlk6w parcelacyjna ma subha6cie
W sadie szamotulskim nabY4a
odkupll cd niej Micha} Pytlak z
Otorowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

POsWlECl1O sig sCdnOWi AdP1onona nv
mu, trzeci jest sedzia wBydgoszczy
a czwarty kupcem W Inowroclawiu
- Spadko
biercy sp. jamie Ubyszu sprzedal
pozosta}y po MIN maiatek ,p~rzesz4e
1000 m6rg .niemieckie] kolonizacy1
" Poznanlu - "a 1870 tyslecy mrk.
Poznahskiego.
RAWICZ. Pan Kukowsk,
zawiadowca browaru p. Sorgego
nabyf cd tegoz browar lego "a
$4,000 marek.
w WIELKICH SWIATN1
KACH powsta1 pozar ~przesz@ej nocy
u gospodarza Ochotnego i rozsze
rzy} sic z TAXA szvbkoscia re ME.
zad&ugo staneto 5 gospodarstw "
p{omlen1ach. Spali}o sic wiele
bYd{a, ocala&y tYlko nlekt6re sto'
doty. (Lech)
KS. ANTONI DULINSKI,
wlkaryusz PREY kosciele sw. Mar.
Gina Poznaniu, obja1 z
dnlem I kwietnla r. b. zarzad
parafi W Rawiczu.
ZMARLI: op. ks. Anton
Piasecki, proboszcz W Lutyn!; we
Florency1 sp. Helena re Zoltow-
sklch Radomlnowa; sp. Karol
luther W Gn1eznle; SIP. Jadwlga
Bla{kowska z domu Maj, " Pozna-
niu.
KOTOSZYN. Nleruchomoscl
nalezace do w}asc,clela p. Hipota
Rohihskiego naby} desty]ator pan
.J0zef Lesinski "a 48 tyslecy
marek.
w BYDGOSSCZY p. Wac}aw
Morawski rodem z Cinema z}ozY}
egzamin ma pomocnlka aptekar-
sk1ego z odznaczeniem.
ZPOD sZAMOTUE Gospo-
darstwo DO Wojclechu Nowaku W
Ostrolesiu mr.. 3, ktore Spofka
rolnlk6w parcelacyjna ma subha6cie
W s9dzle szamotulskim nabYta.
odxupl} cd niej Micha} Pytlak z
Otorowa.
w ROKITNIE dnia 10 I'm.
utonety 4 panienki 1 m}odzieniec.
Wyjechall 4odzia ma jez'oro !,
zaczeli nia k~otysac lodi sig
przewr6cifa l wszyscY potonel' ;;claf
dotycznzas ME znaleziono.
~PRZRYMUSOWA sprzedaz
(subhasta] ma]atku Krolikowa
znlesiono jak og{asza sad W
Szublnle.
PAN ~CHEEKOWSKI re
Staregogrodu pod Kobyllue m
naby4 cd strYja pana Ildefonsa
Che}kowsklego p%rzyleg}Y do jego
door maiatek Ku}ln6w, obszaru
1880 hektarow. Pan lid. Che}k.
przenosl sic do drugrego swego
majatku, Sosnlcy. W powlecie
kretoszynsklm, majscego $50
hektar6w obszaru.
WE WITKOWIE rozpoczaf
pr"ktYke m}odv lekarz pan dr..
Gantkowski. Zastepujac chorego p.
DIR. Watemberga, pc jego smlercl
obra1 Wltkowo "a stale s,edlisko i
przy]a} praktYke zmar1ego.
WE WITKOWIE umar1 dnia
Is I'm. sp. DIR. Watepberg 20
kr6tklch ,lecz ciezk,ch cierpien1ach.
Ma sMIERC skaza} sad
przysieg}ych W Gnleznie Woic.
hazmlerczaka chafupnlxaRaznego
20 samordowanle W pazdzierniku
r.. cha{upnika Staszaka z Kaczano-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

Q NIESCzEsCTU W Rokitn,e
poda]a obecn,e blizsze szczego1y.
Waodzi znaidowaly sic 4 dziewczeta
| trzech mfodYch ludzl. Pc dluzszei
przejazdzce, jeden Z mlodych ludzi
zaczal iodzia kofYsac, przestraszone
dsiewozeta zbiegiY sic wssystkie ma
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

KS. ANTONI DULINSKI,
wlkaryusz prey kosciele sw. Mar.
Gina " Poznaniu, objaf z
dnlem l kwietnla r. b. zarz3d
parafl W Rawiczu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

w ROKITNIE dnia 10 I'm.
utone{y 4 panienki 1 m}odzieniec.
Wyjechall 4odzia ma iezloro l
zaczeli MIA kotysa6 = lodi sig
przewr6cifa / wszyscY ;claf
.dotycznzas ME znaleziono.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

WE WITKOWIE umari dnia
Is m sp. DIR. Watepberg 20
kr6tklch ,lecz ciezk,ch cierpien1ach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

WE WITKOWIE rozpocza}
pr"ktYke m}odv lekarz pan DIR.
Gantkowski. Zastepujac chorego p.
DIR. Watemberga, pc jego smlercl
obra} Wltkowo "a stale s.edlisko i
przy]a} praktYke zmar1ego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

W WIELKICH SWIATNI
KACH powsta} pozar p~rzesz4ej nocy
u gospodarza Ochotnego i rozsze-
rzy1 sic z taxa szybkoscia re ME-
zad}ugo stanefo 5 gospodarstw W
p}omlenlach. Spali4o sic wiele
bYd1a, ocalaty tYlko nlekt6re sto.
doty. (Lech)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
Ma SMIERC

MA sMIERC skaza1 sad
przysieg}ych W Gn1eznie Woic.
hazmlerczaka l MISUNDERSTANDING
"a zamordowanle W pazdzierniku
~. chafupnika Staszaka z Kaczano-
wa. Sad Rzeszy " Llpsku odrzucl1
rewizya.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09
PAN CHEEKOWSKI

Staregogrodu pod Kobyllue m
nabyt cd stryja pana Ildefonsa
Che}kowsklego przylegfy do jego
door maiatek Kulln6w, obszaru
1880 hektarow. Pan It'd. Chelk.
przenosl sic do druglego swego
majatku, Sosnlcy. W powlecie
kretoszynsklm, m~ajacego $50
hektar6w obszaru.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-09

~PRZRYMUSOWA sprzedaz
(subhasta] malatku Krolikowa
znlesiono = jak og}asza sad W
Szublnle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-01
Weather Conditions and Genera! Forecast.

Washington, Jan. 3t-The pressure
has fallen from the Lake regions to the
Gulf, and has risen in New England and
the Southwest. A belt of relatively low
pressure extends from Lake Superior
southwark through the Mississippi valley
to Txeas. with d slight depression at
either end. The eastern area of high
pressure has advanced from Ontario tn
New Brunswick An extensive area of
high pressure covers all the Rocky noun
tain districts. Rain has fallen through
out the Mississippi valley and eastward
nearly to the coast. Snow hurrics are re
ported in the Northwest, and scattered
rains in the Southwest.
General cloudiness exists in all sections
except the Northwest. 1t is slightly colder
in New England and the Middle states
slightly warmer in the Lake regions and
the Central valley but the changes else
where are Of slight extent.
Cloudy, threatening weather with rain
is indicated for New England, Middle
states. lower Lake regions and Ohio val
ley, and partly cloudy weather, little or
no rain for the south Atlantic states
Rain will probably continue IN the lower
Mississippi valley, Saturday morning,
clearing ny afternoon.
Fair weather is indicated for the North
west. and fair but partly cloudy weather
II the Southwest Higher temperature
Will prevail in New England, ana lower
temperature in the central Mississippi
and lowor Ohio valleys, with but little
change in other districts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-01

Inc most striking personality in Chi
cage, and the oldest real estate dealer is
Mr. j.. A. Gilbert. Mr. Gilbert is now
over 90 years OF age in the sos he was in
che Rockies gold hunting Since 1865 he
mas handled more property in Chicago.
ana IS known to more home-owners than
any other man in the business.
Mr. Gilbert at one time suffered from
rheumatism and sleepleSsness. He nads
trips To Hot Springs, and tried other
methods Of treatment without avail. To
satisfy friend who had taken Paine's
celery compound for similar troubles.
and knew what it could do. MIR. Gilbert
tried IT. and but very short time elapsed
before he was entirely freed from both
these troubles. Mr.. Gilbert himself saws:
hemiemen-l have suffered with rheu-
matism and sleeplessness for years. caused
~ exposure while prospecting in the
mountains years ago. For years / had 10
axe electric bath massage and take trims
to Hot Springs in order to get q little
'leep and relief from pain To cap the
climax ! have been suffering from in
tlgestlon and pains in the heart region
game celery compound was recon
nended to me by friends who knew what
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-01

they were talking about. and ! took il.
From the start | noticed Improvement,
and am nn@ in the best of health, and
able to get around as lively as any
Soungster know. Yours truly,
L. A. Gilbert.
The most rational way of getting rid of
rheumatism. neuralgia and insomnia and
getting back sound health is to husband
every mite Of strength and to set about .
radical, all-rOund Restoring of the tired
system with Paine's celery compound.
II is your business to furnish the body
with nervous energy, rs fast and abun-
dainty aS you can, ana to get richer,
purer blood supply. There is no way in
which this restorative process can be so
swiftly brought about as By using Paine
celery compound.
There Is nothing known to physicians
OF the most extensive practice equal to
Pa'ne's celery compound for purifying
the blood and making strong, healthy
nerves. | urcmitting work at last brings
down the vitality of the strongest men
and women Everyone has felt that
amhitionless, listless fueling. There are
many persons who manage to keep about
their business because they are not sick
ahed, who are nevertheless sadly Tout of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-01
DEATH OF ]. H. LOWELL.
Hal0welI Loses One OF Her Most Honored and
Respected Citizens.

Hallowell. Jan. 3l.- especially, - Mr.
John II. Lowell. one of Iallowell's most
prominent business men, died at his resi-
dcnce, on Warren street, Friday after
noon, of angina pectoris. Although Mr..
Lowell had been i'll for some time, yet it
was thought that he would recover. and
therefore, his death came very unex-
pcctcdly
Mr.. Lowell was born in Hallowcll in
1928 and had always lived here. as did his
father before him. He had been in the
grocery business since the war. He was
an honorable and uprieh christian Citizen
and Il loving husband and father. He
was member of kennebec Lodge, +. and
A. NJ, Granite Lodge, X. of p, Sanborn
Lodge, !. q. o. F., and John B. Hubbard
Post, G. a. r.
Mr.. Lowell is survived by his wife, two
sons, W. II. Lowell of Gardiner, Harry
p. Lowell of Augusta. and two daugh-
tiers. Mrs. NJ. X. Day of Rumford Falls,
and Miss Marietta Lowell of this city.
The funeral will probably be held next
Tuesday afternoon at the residence, Rev.
Mr.. Parsons officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-01

health. Paine's celery compound ex-
acrly fits the cases of these uneasy, Sleep
less, sallow faced men and women. They
are OF the perilous edge Of some organic
disease Paine's celery compound will
drag them back and plant their feet
squarely on firm ground. By regulating
the nervous system and compelling the
vitiated flood to gain a larger proportion
of red corpuscles, all the organs of the
body whose business 1t is to repair and
rebuild the tissues are aroused. Paine's
celery compound does not fail to increase
the appetite, to augment the powers of
assimilation, to increase the weight of
the body. to purify the blood and to stop
the progress of structural changes, when
liver and kidney diseases have fastened
themselves upon the system.
There is not a single city without some
perfectly attested cure of liver or kidney
disease, chronic constipation, salt rheum,
plaguing eczema or general poor health,
by the use of Paire's celery compound.
Impaired strength and unstrung nerves,
made known by numbness of the limbs.
and dissatisfied state of the
these weaknesses become things
of the past after taking that best Of health
givers-Painc celery compound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-01
Rich Red Blood

In the body of an adult person there are
about IS pounds of blood.
The blood has as its most important ele-
ments, small round corpuscles, red and
white, in proportion of about 500 red to l
white one.
II the number of red corpuscles becomes
diminished and the white ones increased
the blood is impure, thin, lacking in the
nutrition necessary to sustain the health
and nerve strength of the body.
Then That Tired Feeling, Nervousness.
Scrofula, Salt Rheum, or others of the long
train of ills, according to the temperament
and disposition, attack the victim.
The only permanent remedy is found in
a reliable blood medicine like Hoods
Sarsaparilla. which acts upon the red cor
puscies, enriching them and increasing
their number. 1t thus restores the vital
fluid to healthy condition, expels all i'm
purity, cures Nervousness, That Tired Feel
ing, Scrofula and all other diseases arising
from or promoted by low state the blood
That these statements are true we prove
not by our own statements, but by what
thousands Of perfectly reliable people say
about Hoods Sarsaparills. Read the testi-
monial in the next column from beloved
clergyman. Then take
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-01
THE COMUS CLUB
Gives Testimonial Banquet to
Landlord Burns, PittsfeId.
Travelling Men Gather from all New
England to Enjoy Festivities,
Hotel Men Also Help 10 Make Occasion a
Pleasant One.

Pittsfield, Jan. 3l.-t SpeciaD. Rufus.
my old friend Rute. was the cry that
greeted Landlord Rufus Burns Of the
Lancey house, this evening, as he turned
to the door to greet about three dozen
commercial travellers who had decided to
test his hospitality for the night
A long file of knights of the grip and a
number of we'll known landlords uramned
from the railroad station to the hotel. in
at the entrance and crclcd the office floor
to the tune When Johnny Comes March
ing Home. y 1t was nothing more or less
than raid of the Comus Club whose an
nual and semi annual pilgrimages ha We
become famous. and the landlord who en-
tertains the members of this club have
never any occasion to regret that they
came to him.
The Lancey house was ablaze with light.
which indicated that "Rufe" knew the
boys were coming. Thus it was that the
tickets of admission TO the banquet which
was served at 9 o'clock, read.
Testimonial banquet to Rufus Burns.
given by Comus Club, Friday, January
81, 1896, Pittstield, Me. Pullen's Orches-
ira of Bangor, 10 pieces. All travelling
men are invited Tickets, 81.
Among the motley throng that in
creased with every train, We're seen men
whose faces are familiar ones all over
Maine. There was Rob Haines, pro-
prietor of the Coburn at Skowhegan, who
wa; travelling for this occasion only.
and l.. P. Huntoon of the Tontine Of
Brunswick, without whom an occasion of
this kind would fail of its most interest
ing part. its fun.
Pullens Orchestra Of Bangor arrived
at Q O'Clock, and the festivities began
Rufus shining pate was everywhere
present. the clerks were hustled as they
never hustled before, Landlord Burns
gave the boys title deed of the house for
the night, and the old house never echoed
with more joyous songs or sweater music
1t was one Of those occasions where one
feels compelled to get and join ia the fun
or leave The house
Whatever Whit Sawyer said was 90.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-01
ANDERSON GETS IT.
Nominated for Surveyor Of Customs at Port
land-Pium Trust OowEed

Washington, Jan. 31-The President
on Friday sent to the Senate the nomina-
tion of Vim. "A. Anderson of Portland.
Maine, surveyor of customs at Portland,
Maine.
They interpret the Presidents selection
as another blow to the State Plum Trust
ring. Chairman Hughes turned a cold
shoulder to some of the faithful during
his visit here and these are of course re-
joiciDg.
Several Maine Democrats in Washing
ton wired congratulations to Harry Amber
son, Friday afternoon over the appoint
ment Of surveyor of Portland. They are
glad the big fight is over
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He seemed t0 he the chief RANGER and be
was ably seconded by that oily old bach
clor, Ben Agnew Of Philadelphia c. l..
Anthony and Ham Paine were conspicu
Gus, and whatever Ham said was put on
paper +. Il. Wood the Jolly red,ller If
tailor 5 trimmings, was continually edging
about the corridors; A. Stanley Of Massa
chusetts had on pair of his own make
Of shoes; + H Webster of Boston. at
tempted 30 drug the company, but ID. Nj
Pierce had i Deanc pump with him and
all were safe Considerable color was
given the occasion by C. W. Clifford of
dye stuff fame.
The parlor invaded rang with instru-
mental music and song, while quadrilles
Were on the tapis in the office.
Guitar solos by Prof " Bob of Bath,
Rotations by Prof Ham Of Bath, violin
solos by Prof. Huntoon, Brunswick
The banquet menu was a pretty little
three fold affair, embossed ON the outside
and containing a half-tonc cut of the
house and the following
Gay Comus Eve has come again
And It's hosts of friends are greeting
] he Lancey House in rittsield Maine
1htlr favoilte place of meeting.
AID at this spread SO bounteous
Amid Joy and cheer and fancy
Wen every mothers son OF us
Drink to success of 1.-The Lancey''
Pulleh s Orchestra delighted the assem-
bled banquetcrs with II line concert and
received we'll moritei applause
Among those present were: K. A.
Baldwin, North Andover. Mass: II. l..
Paine Ii. f. Hayes. W. A. Sampson, A.
G. Dean, f H. Webster, C. H. Clifford.
A. NJ. Pierce. G. Nj. Hammond, j. Fred
Crane, {. c. GILES, Whit Sawyer, A.
Stanley, 3, :. Agnew, W. f.. Aver, f. L.
Ward. I. +. Salkeld, Buston; G. l. An
thony, Providence; b. f. Rollins, Ply
T.. NJ. Small, Lewiston; c. H.
Chute, New York; j. F. Jack, Portland;
II. G. Fuller, Hartland; II. ;. YHey. Gin
cinnati; Henry Parker, Bangor; n W.
Ham, Bath L. p. Huntoon, Brunswick
K. W. Haines, Skowhegan; S. p. Felker,
Portland; Geo. A. Alden, Watcgville; l..
c. Morse, C. B. Haskell Pittsiield; G. f.
Lord, Brooklyn, n. Y.
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TWO FOR REED.
Louisiana Delegates Stand Two and Two for
Reed and Mckinley.

New Orleans, Jan. 3l.-Thc Republican
state convention completed its labors at $
o'clock, this morning, and adjourned sine
die, after endorsing the ticket already
nominated by the Populists and endorsed
by the sugar Republicans, with J. n.
Pharos at its head for Governor OF the
four delegates at large to the national
Republican convention, two are Reed men
and two for Mckinley
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Hon. Vim. n. English Failing.

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan 3l.-Hon VIM
II. English was not so well, today, as
yesterday. His condition seems gradually
growing worse. Dr. Hays. his physician,
would not say, today, that his patient
would RECOVER
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A Tedious Senatorial Battle,

Frankfort, Ky, Jan. 3l.-The vote in
the joint Assembly, today, for United
States senator resulted: Hunter, 81.
Blackburn, 81 Carlisle .; MoCreary s
Bate, /; Evans, | and Buckner /. No
choice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-01
Cl0U0Y-uGHT RA'NS-WARMeR.

Boston, Jan 81 Locai forecast for
Saturday: Cloudy; possibly light local
rains; warmer; southerly winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-02-01

Ely's Cream Balm has
completely cured me of
catarrh when everything
else failed. Many ac-
quaintances have used i.
with excellent results
Alfred w. Stevens, Cald-
well, Ohio.
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Washinqton Forecast,

Washington, Jan. 3i.--Forecast fot
Saturday; For Maine increasing cloud
ness with rain; warmer; easterly winds.