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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-02
zBROON|AKzE Ma KUBIE.
Morderstwa popeiuiaae przez hisz
panskich iOinierzy
PRZRJMUJA GROZA KAzDEGO
Uczciwego.obvwatela. Weyler przygo.
towuje sic do stanOwczej bitwy.
POwstanie ma Filipinach.

Key West. - Otrzymano tu,aj list
z Kuby, donoszacy okruoiehstw ach,
jakicb dopuszczsja sic tamze zolnie-
RE hiszpshscy ma bezbronnej ludno-
Sci kubshskiej. List ten brzmi:
w malej osadzie, 40 mil od Pinel
del Rio odleglej, mieszka okoio
siedmdziesiat piet os6b, przewaz
starc6w, wee niezdoluych do zsdpej
wslki. Zyli oni hodowll bydla u.
prawy roll, ME przeozuwajsc, ze to
ich spokojue aycie ktos narussy.
Ale pewnego dnia, gdy juz sic
misio ku wieczorowi, do osady przy.
szedl oddzia& zoanierzy, pod wodza
Pierra. Zoaoierze ci spedzili ludnost
,s4dy ma jedno miejsce urzadsili
re wizye W domsch, ma mlode dziew-
czeta, stna ohsawe...
Me znalaztszy bogactw jakich sic
spodziewali, zolnierze zsstrzelili 2ch
mlodych lu Iii, ktorych uznali Ia de-
zerter6w armii hiszpahskirj, star
szych zas bill. az do krwi.
Dwie inne kobiety przywiazali
zolnierze do drzewa bill je po OBJ
nsz nych plecacb, to zprayczyny
ze sranely W obronis swego nonoru.
I tn rozpoczeaa sic psswdziwa REF!
Giy starsse kobiety stAnesy obro.
ME niewinnle katowauych, zoanierze
rozpoozeli ogieh do bezbronnych
mieszkshc6w, zabili W ten sposob
20 mezczyzn, kilka kobiet i dwoje
dzieci.
Hiszpahscy zo}nierzs, d konawszy
tax nohaterskiego czynu (?!) wynie-
ST. sic do inuej osady, sby dalej dac
przyklad, jak to chrzsscishska Hisz.
pania uczy kocha6 blizniego!
Key West, Fla. - G sneraa Rive
ra, w6dz powstahc6w Kubahskich,
pre- s&al Weylerowi list, ostrzeg"ja.
cy 90 pred okruciehstwami groza
oy smiercia, jezell rady tel ME po-
siucha. Donosza r6wnoczesnie, ze
Gomez zaatskowa& swoim oddzialem
miasto Lot Passego zdooys je po
krotkiej utarczce. Hiszpanie chca
oddzis} ten zamkuat re trzech stron,
i stoczycz MIN bitwe.
Kew West, Fla. - Pasa5erowie,
ktorzy przybyli tutsj Havany, opo-
wiadaja, ze Hiszpanle odniesli zwy'
siestwo W poblizu Clao, ma p6lnoc
cd Pinar del Rio, mad oddzia}em o.
cbotnikow amerykahskich, kt6rzy Z
Texas ma Kube sic udall. Oddzias
ten LEGACY Is ludzi zosta} otoczony
dokosa przez diva pu'ki zo}nierzy
biszpahskich do nogi wyciety, gdy
pomimo zadania, poddac sic ME
chciano.
Key West, Fla. - Donosza, IL
Weyler zaprzesta1 obecnie wojny z
powstahoami, przygotowuja &C sic do
stanowczego ataku. Pragnie on mai
pierw rozpoznat pozycye powstah-
COW, sby zadac i'm clos ostateczny,
jezeli MONA, jeszcze pred inaugu.
racya prezydenta Stanow zjednocz.
McKinley'a.
Havana. - Julio Sanguilly, oby-
watel amerykahski, aresztowany tu-
tai "a spisek przeciw rzadowi, skaza.
ny zosta} ma dozywotnie wiezienie.
Adwckat skazanego wni6s} apelacye
do wyzszego sadu.
Madryt. - Powstanie ma wyspach
Filipihskich ME ustaje, a Hiszpanie
ME moga krajowcom dad rady.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-02

Washington.- Dyrektorzy upad-
lego banku National Bank of III nois
mieli tutaj narade urzednikami
pahstwa, celem otworzenia banku i
dslszego prowadzen'a interesn. DO
porozumienia jednak dotychczss ME
d:szli aadnego.
Denver, Colo. -Pomiedzy paste.
rzami bydla a pasterzami owiec zano.
81 sic ma krwawe zapasy, a to z przy-
czyny sporu to ze hodowcy owiec
niszcza zbytnio }eki, ktorych przeto
hodowcy bydaa uzytkowad ME moga.
Atlanta, Ga. William J Bryan,
byly kandydat ma prezydenta, odby
wajacy podroze W oelach agitacyj.
nych dla partyi srebrnej, chce podo.
bno, aby 60 zwolniono cd zobowis
zanis, jake ma siebie przyjs&.
Chicago.-O. Wasmansdorff, ban
kier tutejszy, odehra} sobie zycie wy
strza}em z rewolweru. Przyczyns sa-
moboistwa jest upsdek banku Illinois,
wskutek czego Wasmansdorff straci&
niemal ca}y swoj majstek.
Bay City, Mich.-W psrs6i sw.
Stanisaawa zanosi sic ma nowe zabu
rzenie. Niekt6rzy cz&onkow para.
FL, ME cha opaacs "a siedzenia, do.
magajac sic wy boru nowego zarzadu
koscielnego.
New York. DO kubahskiei Jun
ty nadeslauo telegram Kuby, "
kt6rym .donosza, il gen. Maxine
G ,mez gromadzi oddzia&y powstati
cze W prowincyi Santa Clara.
Wheeling, w. Va. - Pomiedzy
g6rnikami W osadzie Hinton przysz&o
do b6jki, W ktorej trzech ludzi po'
stradaso zycie. Bojke rozpoczeto przy
piwie.
Washington, D. C.-Enrigne, Del.
grado, correspondent pism newjor'
skich, kt6rego aresztowal, Hiszpanie
ma Kubie jako szpiega, zostanie wy
dalony wyspy.
New York.-Budynek Newark
Electr c Light and Power Co., Ego
rza} do szczetu. NJ asto Newark po'
gra eone jest c'emnoscisch GO noe.
Princeton, Ind.-W kopalni wegla
W Princenton eksplodowa}y gazy
Szesciu gornikow utraci4o zycie, resi-
te zdo}ano uratowac.
New York. William As,or, mill.
oner tn,ejssy, zrczek1 sic obywatel'
silva " S:an.cb Zjed. z.ozy} przy.
siege kroIowej Augl'i.
New Orleans. -J j. Nc Cable, szei
policyi, pragni- zaprowadzic W swyn
obwodzie ustawe, aoy szulernie O.
psaca9y podatek.
Columb bus, O. - Gertruda Fisher
Is letnia dziewczyna, zostaia skaza
ma ma wiezienie "a kradziez konia.
Detroit, Mich Pociag kolei Grand
Trunk przejechali zabi{ 8 letuiege
ehiopca, na1wiskiem Howard.
Ishpenning, Mich. wv przyszaa So
bote sprzedane tn zostana cztery ko.
scio@y droga lioytscyi.
Washington, d. G. - O move,
taryfe celnej rozpoczeto obrady "
zeszay poniedziasek.
New York Pray ul. w. Is spa
lii sic wielki dom lnieszkalny. so fa
milij bez dachu.
Hill City, Ark w poblizu natra
fiono ma kwarc zawierajacy znaczny
procent zaota.
Mt. Clemens, Mioh.- Przy kopa
niu studni natrafiono tutaj ma gaz ma
turalny.
Boston. - Ma kolei New York
zastrajkowali robotnicy W iczbie g.,
500.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-02
CHCIAI KOMISOWE.

Pacyent- Ale doktorze! Dolara
"a wizyte!
Dokt6r-To ME tax wiele. Inni
wiecej mi p}aca.
Psoyent-Moze bye, doktorze.
Ale prosze pamietac, ze ia tyfus tu-
tai przynios}em.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-02
Poster " maSZynach.

Udsrzajacy przyk2ad olbrzymich
przewrot6w, jakich dokonywaja ulep.
szenia move wynalazki maszyn, da-
ie nam nastepujace zestawienie " r.
1S46 maszyna drukarska londyhskie.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-02

Stradivarius przez przecisg swe.
go zycia zrobil oko2o 1000 skrzy.
piec, ktore sprzedawano "a sumo
wynoszaca ma nasza monete okolo
$25. Dzisiaj "a jedne jego skrzypce
biora po $4,000.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-02

60 dziennika London Daily News
dostarcza4a 2500 egz. niez}ozonych ma
godzlne; 1898 r. maszyna s1u19ca
do drukowania tegoz dziennika da-
wasa ma godzine 10000 z1ozonych
egzemplarzy.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-02

Przyszly wick rozpocznie sic
stycznia 1901 roku.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-02
TOLEDO, OHIO, sOBOTA, . sTYCzNIA l

Washington Dyrektorzy upad-
lego bapku National Bank of III nois
mieli tutaj narade urzednikami
paistwa, celem otworzenia banku i
dalszego prowsdzen'a interesn. DO
porozumienia jednak dotychczas ME
d :szli zadnego.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-02

New York ma przeszlo 10000
!udzi bez zajeoia; Chicago 100, 900.
tllade FLA te sams ilost-pie licsac
innych isk San Francisco, Dstrolt,
Cleveland, CINCINNATI.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1897-01-02

Tramwaj owe kompanie W Pitts
burgu obnizyay swym robotn,kom
zapiate o 25 prooent, a obaw'ajac
sic zaburzeh, zazadsay naprz6d juz
protskcyi policyjnej.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-20
Weather Conditions and General Forecast.

Washington. March 19.-The barome-
ter has fallen rapidly in the central
valleys and thence eastward to the
Atlantic coast. and has risen rapidly
at northern and central Rocky noun
tain stations. An extended area of low
pressure covers the central valleys and
Lake regions. the barometer being I'M
usually low in the upper Mississippi
valley.
1t is warmer from the Mississippi
valley eastward to the Atlantic coast
and in Texas, and colder in the states
OF the Missouri valley and at northern
and central Rocky mountain stations
Rain has prevailed from the east
Gulf and south Atlantic states north
ward over the Lake region: local show
ers are reported from the northwest
and cloudy. threatening weather from
New England and clear weather from
the Southwest and lower Mississippi
valley. The indications are that rain
will prevail from New England west
ward over the Lake region, and show
ers, followed by clearing weather. in
the south Atlantic states, and general
ly fair weather in the Gulf states. The
temperature will rise on the Atlantic
coast north of Virginia, and it will be
colder in the northwest, preceded by
local showers.
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FULL OF INTEREST. .
Hearing Will Be Held Before
PittsfeId School Board,
On Alleged Assault Of Prof. Bailey on
One Of His Pupils.
Strong DIVISION Of Sentiment and Outcome is
Anxiousiy Awaited.

Pittsfield. March 19.-(SpeciaD.-
There is much interest in town over the
hearing before the experimenting
school committee which, takes place.
tomorrow, in Union hall, concerning
the alleged assault of Frost p Bailey.
the Grammar school teacher, upon one
of the boys in his school, Mr.. Bailey
is one of the very best teachers ever
employed in the school and apparently
has the support of most of the parents
of the pupils in his school, but there is
q strong division of sentiment and
what the outcome of the hearing will
be is uncertain.
The school committee consists of
seven members. and will give the mat
ter thorough investigation. Mr..
Humphrey, father of the boy, who
makes the charge. is represented by
Manson & Morse. and Mr.. Bailey's case
will be managed by Frank w. Hovey.
ESQ.,, and doubtless the hearing will be
one of much interest as so many con-
t1icting stories are ciruculated. The
pupils in Mr.. Bailey's school will at
tend in a body. and seem to be united
in favorpf their teacher.
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STILL CONFIDENT.
Corbett Says He Can Defeat Fitzsimmons and
Wants Another Go.

San Francisco. March blast even
ing James j. CorbtAt and his wife at
tended the performance at the Orpheum.
that all his friends had not been swallow
good will greeted him as soon as he was
observed by those in the theatre. In re-
Spouse to clamorus demands for a speech
the eX-champion climed upon the stage
and addressed the audience as follows:
q. Ladies and Gentlemen: | thank you
for this greeting. ! can assure you no.
body knows how badly | feel tonight. All
/ want to say is that yesterday when
went into the ring | was in perfect con-
dition. Mr.. FitZsmmons is a wonderful
pugilst and whipped me fairly and
squarely. All l ask of the American peo-
pie, is to let me have one more chance at
Fitzsimmons.'
AS he left the stage. the crowd cheered
long and vociferously. When asked at
midnight what his future plans were,
Corbett replied:
My plans for the immediate future.
excepting in one matter, have not been
formed. ! want a return match with
Fitzsimmons. ! expect Brady here, to-
morrow. AS soon as | consult with him
n formal challenge will be issued to FitZ-
simmons. | will bet any sum of money
IL he consents to~@meet me again and
whips me.
Il will make all sorts of concessions to
get anther contest with him. / will whip
him If he consents to meet me a second
time. ] have not the least idea what he
will say about the matter, but I will find
out in few days.
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THEY ARE DEFIANT.
Greek Officers in Command Of Troops on the
ThessIian Frontier Are Calmly Determined.

London, March 19.-The Chronicle states
that it's special commissioner Henry Nor
man, has returned to Athens from Thes-
salian frontier. He records that the Greek
officers in command of the troops on the
frontier are calmly determined. They
have no optimistic illusions regarding the
Turkish forces which may at any mo-
ment be pitted against them.
They fully realize that if it comes to
war the forces of Greece may suffer de-
feat.
They don't display the slightest sign of
bravado but are prepared to sacrifice
their lives at the behest of their country.
Hitherto. Mr.. Norman says, the feeling
of the Greeks toward the Powers has
been surprise and pain that they should
attempt to defeat the aspirations of
Greece. Now ii is one of bitter resent
ment and anger.
He advises that the German cruiser
Kaiserin Augusta avoid the vicinity of
the Greek fleet in the event of hostilities
occurring. which he says a blockade of
the Greek ports will certainly precipitate.
Turkish torpedo boat and a torpedo
boat destroyer which are believed to be
officered by Germans. are off the north
ern islands of Greece. Greek feet is
their capture the German officers will
receive short shift.
Mr.. Norman asserts that the Greek and
Turkish armies on the frontier are near
equal in numbers. The Greeks have
slight advantage in infantry, but the
Turks have a material advantage in ar
ttiiery, though they are lacking in
horses. Some of their guns are drawn by
oxen.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by The Wires from North, East.
South and West.

The Country clubhouse in the rear of
Fair street. Pawtucket.. burned. Friday
morning. The large barn and other out
buildings Were saved by the hand brigade
of buckets. A little of the furniture of the
clubhouse was gotten out but all else is
total loss. The loss is about $1,000; in
sured.
letter received at Gloucester, Mass.
says that all the leading business houses
in St. Johns. n. F.. have sent memo
ria! TO the government asking for an act
relative to the purchasing of bait at that
colony by the French fishermen, to be
put in force at once. owing TO the ruin
Gus competition by the French. Ameri-
can fishermen who use the harbors of
Newfoundland as "a base of operations
for bart supply when fishing on Grand
Bank. are not to be included in the bait
restricting act but will hsve--the same
privilege as now exists.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-20

tees submitted their final report that they
had acted on all matters referred to them
and the reports We're severally accepted.
Mercantile affairs and insurance. w. h.
Parsons, chairman.
Labor. HI. c. Sharp chairman.
Indian affairs, E. b. Weeks, chairman.
Inland fisheries and game, N. U. Hinck-
ley. chairman.
Taxation. l.. f. Pike. chairman.
Military affairs, +. c. Reynolds, chair
man.
Education. F. s. Walls. chairman.
Mr.. Parsons. for the committee on in
land fisheries and game. to which were re-
ferred the order Of the Legislature relat-
Ing to the expediency OF granting Seward
Dill of Phillips, county of FRANKLIN, the
right to create and maintain a fish pond
and the said Seward Dill be granted ex-
elusive right to catch kill or destroy fish
in said pond for term Of five years, re-
ported the legislation inexpedient. Repsrt
accepted.
PAasDD TO NE ENACTED.
An act TO amend chapter 20. of the Pub
lie Laws of 1895. relating to the sale Of
land for non-payment of taxes.
An act to amend section q. of chapter
ST. of the Revised Statutes. relating to the
recording of attachments d personal
property.
An act to amend section Il, Of chapter
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40. Of the Revised Statutes. relating to the
taking OF salmon in the Pen0bscOt river
above the water works dam at Bangor.
An act to amend section Z, Of chapter
49, of the Revised Statutes, relating to
clerks OF corporations.
An act to provide for filing vacancies
CT trustees.
An act in relation to the care OF con-
victs who are sick at the expiration Of
sentences.
An act to authorize the Maine Pulp and
Paper Company to generate. sell and sup
ply. distribute and transmit electricity
for power and heating.
An act to legalize the Incorporation Of
Wales Grange No. 40, Patrons Of Hus-
baDdry.
An act to incorporate the Rumford
Falls Pulp and Paper Company.
An act amendatory of and additional to
chapter 594. of the Private and Special
Laws of 1893. entitled an act to tncorpOr-
ate the I4avry Dam Company.
An act authorizing the town Of Wayne
to raise money to be expended In cele-
brating the l0cth anniversary OF its In
corporation.
An act to amend chapter l5l. Of the
Private and Special Laws Of 1856. relat-
ing to the charter Of the Wiscasset Water
Company. q
Continued ON pare -
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DINGLEY BILL
Presented to National House
Of Representatives, Friday.
Ways and Means Committee Orders a
Favorable Report on Measure.
Il Provides Revenue for Government and En-.
courascs industries Of Country.
DINGLEY BILL

/ Washington, March 19.-Mr. Dingley
of Maine, chairman of the committee
on ways and means. today, reported
the tariff bill to the House. The report
accompanying the measure which was
written by Mr.. Dingley is as follows:
For nearly four years the revenue
has been inadequate to meet the cur
rent expenditures and pay the interest
on the war debt. The deficiency dur
ing this period has been as follows:
Fiscal year ended June 30, 1885, $43,-
$685. ended June 30, 1896, $25, 2O3, PAS:
ended June 30. 1897, estimated $65, 900. :
900; total deficiency, $203. 81 .729. A
continuous deficiency of revenue for
four years. amounting in the aggregate
to more than 5000, 100000 or over $780,
Goo, 900 per annum. in time of peace
with the official estimate of the late
secretary of the treasury in his last
annual report. that under existing con-
ditions there will he further def
cheney of s45,000.0G0 for the fiscal year
which will begin ON the first day of
July next. and the further fact that
the government has been obliged to
obtain means to pay this deficiency by
borrowing $203.0oo,0 600 on which the peo-
pie are paying interest. clearly justifies
the convocation of Congress to devise
prompt and adequate remedy.
The fact must not be lost sight of
that while the government has during
this time issued and sold bonds Of the
face value of $685.. 3l5, 400. from which
il has realized $293. 4S1. 1884 in gold for
the purpose of paying its demand notes
presented for redemption. yet s203. 900. :
600 of those notes SO redeemed have
been paid out to meet the deficiency.
and thus made available to a second
redemption requiring a second and
third issue of bonds. Thus it will be
seen that in the last analysis $203 600. :
600. or including the matured Pacific
Railroad bonds nearly s2l5, 600 of the
1928, $780, 600 of borrowed gold have been
used to supply an insufficiency of rev.
enue.
And worse still. the practical use OF
this reserve. or. what is the same thing,
the notes paid from the reserve to meet
these continuous deficiencies of rev.
enue, has been one of the potent causes
of the distrust which has existed in
business circles. Neither does the fact
that on the first day of March there
was cash balance in the treasury of
nearly s196, 100000, after deducting the
unavailable fractional silver and minor
coin. change the necessity Of additional
revenue at the earliest possible date,
for the reason that at least $4,000. 600
of this will be required to meet the de-
ficiency between March / and July / of
the current fiscal.year. leaving only
S1SO, 900 in the cash balance on July
/ next. of which $3.50, 900. 900 is gold that
Continued on page 81
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Hon. r. J. Parks, Phippsburg. Dead.

lex j. Parks. for nearly half a CEN
fury prominent lumberman of this sec
ticn, died, Thursday night. at his home in
that part of Phippsburg known as VIM
ne gance. He was 76 years old ana his
death was from a complication OF dis
eases. he having been in poor health for
several years. Mr.. Parks has been a
State Senator. Representative, county
commissioner, and for several years was
on the board of selectmen Of the town of
Phippsburg. He owned and operated a
large lumber mill just east OF what is
also a large owner in vessels. He was
a member of Dunlap Commaniery. X. T..
Of Bath. He leaves widow ard five
children,
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N arch A3M?fAi
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The months for new life, new energy new blood in
and women.
The months when need of help from medicine is
greater than at any other time of year.
The months when Hoods Sarsaparia will do us the
most good because all now especially
susceptible to benefit from this medicine.
The months when Hoods Sarsaparla is taken by
the millions because they have found that it is
the medicine which does them good.
The months when you should take Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla, because it will purify vtalize and enrich
your blood and put you in good condition to
resist the facilitating effects of changeable,
weather. Try it now
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HAD SHORT LIBERTY.
J. N. Livingston. Alleged Horse Thief. Cap
tured by Sheriff Ulmer Of Knox

Rockland. March 19.-Sheriff Timer
of Knox county. today. captured at
Spruce Head the alleged horse thief. j.
M. Livingston, alias s. II. Brown. who
broke Jail at Wiscasset. March IL.
Since his escape he has been wander
ing about the villages in the northern
part of the county. He is charged with
stealing horse from Hubbard's livery
stable at Wiscasset and is awaiting the
action OF the grand jury.
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Builds vp the system.

0UUo8 Up yU0 Sy0t0uns
81 have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla for
weakness with which was sufferer in
the spring, and have found it the best
medicine to create an appetite and build
up the strength that have ever taken,
and l recommend it highly" J. F..
WARD, Labelle, Ohio.
Keeps the Stomach In Order.
81 keep Hoods Sarsaparilla In the
house ell the time and regard it as the
best spring medicine can find. It, has
proved beneficial in keeping, my stomach
in order, and since began taking it r
can eat anything WISH" H. STONE,
Sherborn, Mass.
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Satisfied with MOODS.

For several years I have taken two or
three bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla every
spring for Graduating the humors in the
blood and for building up the system
generally. My experience with Hoods
SarsapariIla has been very satisfactory"
GEO. FRANK, care of d. NJ. Ferry & Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
Great Blood Purifier.
Hoods Sarsaparilla is our family
physician and I believe it needs no rec
ommendation. Wherever it has once been
used there can be no substitute for it, a.
a blood purifier" Miss c. A. ELLIOTT,
Grinnell, Iowa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-20
Home Investments.

Portland 4 Ogdensburg Stock.
West End Street Railway As.
Mousam Water Company SIS (kenne.
hunk, Me-
Rockland Water Company IS.
Bangor 4 ArO0StOOk SIS.
And ether desirable securities Tor
sale by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-20
MASON & MERRILL, Bankers,
SO Exchange St., Portland, Ne.

1t is n fact that we make the lowest
prices on our goods in the State Of Maine.
We buy them in large quantities direct of
the manufacturers. this insurinS not only
the lowest prices. but absolutely fresh
GENUINE goods. The goods are the
very best, the prices are money savers to
YOU. No argument can overcome facts
and figures: And here they are.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-20
Washington Forecast.

Saturday: For New England: Gener-
ally cloudy and rain: easterly to south
erly to southerly winds. increasing in
force: warmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-20
AOGOsIA. NAME SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 20. 1897 =
LIGHT RAINS.

Boston, March 19-Local forecast for
Saturday: Threatening with light
rains: easterly. shifting to warmer
southerly winds, Saturday night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-03-20
Foggy on Highland Light.

Highland Light, Mass, March 10
There is dense fog. tonight. with in
dications that it will continue "a hours
longer. Navigation is delayed.