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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1897-11-11
A SONG OF HOME.

h.ruonius hum of the household flies:
~. cat with its keen. n-shuttered
eyes,
r,. rose In the cup, on the table set
rhe rose In the window, growing yet:
rhe red as of rose in the lips of my love
An, this is home and the JOY thereof.
rhe buzz of the flies through the sunny
And the echcing drone from the fields
away;
rrom the hush of bush wee birds
trill,
And the sunshine-prone on the window
sill;
enrpring wind in the folds of lace
where the day beams lie; then the ra-
diant face
And welcoming eyes of my own dear love
An, this is home and the joy thereof!
The song of the flies in the cottage room,
and the faint perfume of the roses bloom;
The whispering lace as it sways in the air,
And the lisp of the wind in my dear loves
hair
As II ripples in waves on her placid brows,
nr strays to her breast and nestles there;
The song Of the shadows-half adrowse; ;
The song of her voice with its tender
VOWS,
And the song In my soul for my own dear
love
All this is home and the joy thereof.
The drone of the flies and the days work
done;
The shadows, lengthering one by ore,
And the heart content with the tolls re-
ward
nearer goal and a hope assured:
clear mark set and purpose sure
10 strive and, If need he, to endure:
Then, the cheer and trust of my own dear
love
An. this is home and the joy thereof!
The harmonious hum of the household flies.
The cat with its quaint, queer-shuttered
eyes;
The rose in the CUP and the rose outside;
rhe red as rose in the lips of my bride:
A cottage that sheltered my own dear
love
An, this Is home and the joy thereof.
-R c. Rose, in Chicago Inter Ocean.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1897-11-11
sinuated itself persistently between

HIAooeS PSAoAStShSiy OSl"SSN
him and sleep. She must be grown up
now-yes, Audrey must be 10. The
curves of her slender figure would be
rounded, and many subtle changes
mark the time that had seen the cross
ing of the borderline of womanhood.
But she would be the same Audrey that
he had known, and been SO near loving.
1t was late before he slept. Then
Audrey came to him in dreams that had
no definite shape. He tried vainly,
afterwards, to remember in what guisc
and to what accompanying circum-
stances, she appeared to him. He only
knew that she had been with him, sleep
ing as waking, through the night.
The air and the light of day, how
ever, cleared his brain. He spent a
morning with Diana, and by the time
she was sitting opposite to him at
lunch, he could view the situation calm
ly, and see that his happiness lay in
the direction he was taking. Nor was
he consciously selfish. He parted with
Diana and walked homewards. 1t was
a time of roses. The roses in a flower
shop caught his attention. They filled
the window He found him
self in the shop. He had been attracted
by red roses, yet in the end it was
white roses he chose. He believed that
he made his choice by hazard and now
he sometimes wonders. 1t may be that
some thought of Audrey's nature in
huenced him.
He took out a card and paused. What
to say? His love? He hesitated and
wrote: For auld lang syne." Then
he gave his directions as to the send
ing, and left the shop.
Three days later a letter reached him.
He opened it carelcssly, not recog-
nizing the handwriting. His fingers
frightened suddenly upon the sheet.
II put your roses on her heart" wrote
her mother-"loose, as they came. She
would have loved them so."-Peterson' 8
Magazine.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1897-11-11
WHY THE CLUB DlSBANDED.
"Seven Solitary Spinsters," All Sc
cretly Planning to BE Married.

"Seven Solitary Spinsters," All Sc
cretly Planning to Be Married.
When the president of the Seven
Solitary Spinsters" called the club to
order at the last meeting she announced
that she had a bitter declaration to
make.
Zone of our number" she said, has
proved a renegade. Agnes, our vice
president, has confessed that she is
about to become engaged Now, ladies,
what shall we do? Shall we expel her
ignominiously, Or"
A shout of disapproval drowned her
voice.
make her an honorary member" said
the remaining members.
"What's the matter with you?" she
asked, amazed. II believe you're all
contemplating mischief of the. same
kind. Nine. Secretary, please hand me
the list of members. Each one will
please answer promptly as her name
is called.
"Alice Murray" she continued, gaz-
ing searchingly at that young person,
"are you engaged?"
"Perhaps," was the hesitating reply.
"Estelle Higgins" was the next call,
and "Yes" came boldly in response.
"Alicia Browne" the president called
weakly, ''are you engaged?"
NO." said Alicia, but so family that
the suspicious of the president were
aroused in full force.
Are you going to be?" she ques-
toned again, and II think so," respond
ed the tortured one.
"Malvina Emerson Stowe" the presi-
dents voice had a hard ring by this
time, and Malvina trembled as she ad-
mitted that she, too, was contemplat-
ing matrimony. The president made n
dramatic pause. Then: There are
seven of us, or, rather, there were seven,
and five have admitted their guilt. There
remain only the secretary and myself.
Mss Secretary, how is it with you? Are
you engaged, or are you only going to
be?"
Il rather think I'm going to be-"
said the secretary softly.
"Then, ladies'" the president began,
rising with impressive air, 1.-The only
thing to be done is to disband the club.
Six of it's seven members have equiv
ocally declared their intention of de
serting, while the seventh member, my.
, seh'-again she paused dramatically
wishes to announce that she is ahead
| Of you all. My wedding cards are al
, ready in the engraver's hands, and
: am to be married two weeks from Sat
rday."-Chicago Times-Herald
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1897-11-11
Canned Rhubarb.

Skin the stalks, cut them into inch
long pieces, and to each two quarts add
q cupful of water; simmer until soft,
add heaping pint of sugar, cook ten
minutes longer, put into jars, and seal.
A few thin slices of lemon for each jar
nay be added with the sugar-Wo Wom-
ln's Home Companion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-29
Bucksport District.

Alexander and Meddybemps. supplied
Y. +. Grecnlaw; Bar Harbor. g. Il. AL
en-; Brewer, John Timing; Brooksville
nd South Penobscot. David Smith;
}ucksport. r. j. Richardson; Bucksport
enter. supplied, w II. Mailit; Calais
FIRST church. c. II. Mckinney Knight
Iemorial, S. A. Bender; Castine, l.. q.
.yons; Columbia Falls. Columbia and
indian River, $. .. Young: Cutler II. NJ.
Moore; Deer Isle. supplied, G. Garland;
Cast Bucksport supplied d. S. Kerr;
east Machlas and Whiting, y. +. Car
err PASSPORT. f. w. Brooks; Eddngton
r. Ii. Powlesland; Edmunds and Mar
on, supplied g. r.. Moody; Ellsworth
H. w Wharf; Franklin, J. f. Lom-
ard; Colts and Black Island Goulds-
>oro, c. b, Morse; Hampden, a. J. Lock-
sart; Harrington. Charles Rogers; Lu-
zee. North and South, T, y. Hodgdon
Ncst to be supplied Machas. Robert
'utclifre: Milbridgc and Cherryfied, to
nc supplied; Nealey's Corner. supplied. a.
b. Lockhart: Orland and West Penob-
cot, supplied W. Lermond; Orrington,
; W. Russell: Orrington Center and
south Orrington. T. W. Towle; Penn
,roke, e. S. Conan; penobscot Robin
ton and Perry, G. NJ. Bailey; South
Vest Harbor, u. II, Piper; Stonington, J.
- Folsom; Sullivan and sorrento. J. L.
doore; Surry and East BluehilI. L. w.
}clchcr Swans Island. supplied, J. Il.
'inkerton; Wesley and Cooper 10 he
upplicd: West fremont. supplied. \. Il.
Moore, Wiutcrport, J. i. Simonton.
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R0ckland District.

Rev. W. W. Ogier F. e.. Thomaston.
Eclfast G. G. Winslow: Boothbay fiar-
,or, w. Wood; Bremen and West Wal
loboro, supplied. a. e. Morris; Camden
md Lineolnville, ]. S. Ross: Clinton,
}enton and Durham, j. H. Irvine;
'ushing. H. /. Holt; Damariscotta and
Mills, l.. G. Marsh: Dresden supplied
T. W. Price; East Boothbav and South
Bristol, A, Il. Russell; East Vassalboro
md China, J. A. Weed Friendship, A,
Y. Nutter; Georgetown and Arrowsic II.
9. Stetson: Montville and Palermo. sup
oiled, c. +. Smith; Morrill, and Knox,
supplied. q. ID. Stanley; North Vassal-
>oro and Nassalboro, NJ. f. Brigham;
North Waidoboro, c. W. Lowell; North
,ort, supplied w. j. Wilson; Orf's Cor
ner supplied; c. W. Lowell; Pemaquid
md New Harbor. c. T.. Peterson; Pitts
ton and Whiteficld, J. a. Morlen; Ran
lolph and Chelsea. A. H. Hanscom;
teockland. f. f. White; Rockport, n r.
Pierson; Round Pond and Bristol, c. +.
Rutteriield; Searsmont w. G. Barker:
Searsport, o. II. Fernald: Sheepscot. w.
A. Meservey; South Thomaston and
Spruce Head G. f. Edgett: Southport,
NJ. 7. Anderson; Thomaston, S. l.. Hans
com: Union and Washington V. f.
Hills; Unity and Troy, L. S. Burrill;
Waldoboro and Winslow's Mills. r. j.
Wright Windsor and Cross Hi. sup
piled, T. A. Tuttle Westport, supplied:
Wiscasset, Y. p. Wardwell: Woolwich
w II. Dunnaek; A. F. Chase, principal
OF East Maine Conference Seminary.
member of Bucksport quarterly confer
ence; d. II. Tribou chaplain T. S. Navy.
member of Ellsworth quarterly confer
ence: c. a. Plumer chaplain in Maine
State Prison, member of Thomaston
quarterly conference. George Reader
and II. b. Haskell left without appoint-
ment to attend one of our schools d.
Fl. Sawyer. professor in Rust University
member of Bucksport quarterly confer
ence
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
A PLEASANT SURPRISE.
Director B. W. Theme Of the Soldiers, Home
Band. Has a Handsome Present.

Mr.. Seth l.. Bowen, the violin maker
and some of his friends, called on Prof
Ihleme at his home at Togus. short
time ago, and presented him with M
elegant and fine-toned violin made by
Mr.. Bowen. in token of their friendshi,
and appreciation of his musical talent
1t goes without saying that they Were
royalty entertained, and went away
wei pleased with their visit. Mr.
Theme is justly proud of the beautiful
violin, and it shows that he is appre-
ciated elsewhere as well as at Togus.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

A demented woman walked to the ma
rine railway Of e. & l. *. Stetson, Brew
er. Sunday. where she attempted suicide
by drowning. On reaching the shore,
the woman bent over and put her head
under the water and refused to stand
up wnen called to by Capt. Henry Bar
bour. who rushed to the w0mans side
and pulled her back from the water and
sent her home.
Or. Frank Nye who is mildly insane
and who has been confined in the Brewer
aims house for several months, disap-
peared from that institution some time
during Monday night, and has not yet
been found The doctor $ particular
weakness is horses, as before losing his
mind he was one of the best-known
horsemen in Maine and at one time
owned some very fast animals.
Deputy Sheriff Albert n. Emery made
seizure of 661 white perch and eight
fine plckerel Monday morning, at Cor
lima, which some person or persons were
intending to ship to Boston. The people
of that section do not intend to have
their lake fishing spoiled by allowing the
fish to be Melted as they pass UP the
stream. Senator Day, w. /. Eurrill and
several other prominent citizens are be-
hind this movement and viii prosecute
all such poachers to the fun extent Of
the law.
An attempt is being made by some of
the Biddeford city council members TO
break the city's agreement with the
Biddeford and Saco Water Co, whereby
the company is exempt from taxation.
The agreement was made when the wa
ter service was put in in 1851. and has
been lived up to. The claim is now made
that tho companys rates are So high
that the city ought to tax the plant. The
Blddcford assessors, fonowing instruc-
tions from the city council, will return
valuation on the eompany's plant.
Tho ice in the Big Machias river went
out Monday. and it did great damage.
1t took along all of the logs owned by
q. i. ketchum of Ashland, which were
left over from last winter and also 500 -
00n belonging to the Ashland Manufact-
uring Co The ice went down the river
with Il great rush and carried everything
with it. The new piers built by the Ash
land Go. stood up under the flood in fine
shape. only one of them was damaged
and that was tipped over. The water is
higher IN the Aroostook river than was
ever before known.
Col. Lake OF the British army and
quartermaster general of Canada. was
in Portland Tuesday, and made an in
spoction of the Dominion steamship Van
couVer. Col. Lake intends To ship back
to England by this steamship this sum-
mcr several regiments Of troops who
have served the regulation number of
years in Canada. 1t is needless to say
that he found the Vancouver perfectly
satisfactory for this service and decided
to make the shipment AS soon as the
Vancouver begins running into the st.
Lawrence. -Portland Press.
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Rescript.
Clerk of Courts Choate has received the
following rescript in a Kennebec county

Clerk of Courts Choate has received the
following rescript in a kennebec county
case:
kennebee County. j. II. Wof VS., W.
S. b. Runnels Rescript. Wisweli, j.
An itinerant vendor, who has obtained
the local town license required by Chap.
259 Laws, of 1898 as amended by Chap, ~.
Laws of 1895, is authorized to 90 pusi-
ness in such town. $50 long as such IL
cense shall in good faith continuously
keep. offer and expose for sale the same
kind or line of goods specified IN MS APP
plication. except that such license ana
authority shall in any event terminate
and expire on the first day OF April next
following the date of application.
But if he packs and removes his entire
stock of goods from the town. ana closes
his store. he abandons all rights under
his local license. and if later. during ule
ga me municipal year he again desires to
do business in the same town. IL Is heces-
sary for him to procure new license IN
the manner required by statute' Hill
tiff non-suit.
Reed April 9th. 1891
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Bangor District.

these appointments were read:
Bangor District.
Rev e. H. Boynton. presiding elder
Bangor.
Alton. Argyle and West Oldtown, S. NJ
Small; Ashland. to be supplied; Atkin-
son and Sebec, w. H. Patten. Bangor.
''irst church, II. +. Foss; Grace church.
!. NJ. Frost; Brownville and Henderson
}. r. Pierce; Caribou. w. A. McGraw :
'armeI and Levant. Maly kearney; Dan
orth. j. W. Day: Dexter and Ripley. j.
>. Haley: Dixmont, Norman LaMarsn:
Dover, c. c. Whidden; East Corinth and
orinth. w. l.. Brown. Easton and South
RESCUE Isle. supplied. ]. l.. Fischer; EN-
ter and Corinna. E. a. Carter; Forest
'lty and Lambert lake c. II. Raupach;
Tort Fairfield e. V, Allen; Guilford and
jangerville, d. b. Dow; Harmony and
Athens. NJ. S. Prcble; Hartland and St
Albans. l. H. Lidstone; Houlton, ID. b.
ohelan Hodgdon and Linneus. J. II.
Barker; Rowland and Montague, to be
;upplied; kingman and Prentiss, j. w
latch; Limestone, supplied. A. +. Nc
fahon. Lincoln. c. Fl. Johonnett; Ma
y. T. Johnson: Mars Hill and Bridge
water. supplied, NJ $. Hill; Monsoon tSwe-
fish mission. H. G. Bowie; Monticello
nd Littieton, f. II. Osgood Moro and
smyrna. W. f. Campbell; Newport and
Detroit G. Z. Springer; Oaktield. TO be
upplied: Oldtown. G. l.. Banghart; Orc
10 and saltwater, r. f. Jones; Patten
\. Z. Luce; Pittsfield and Palmyra. G.
/. Hamilton; Sherman. to be supplied :
'anceboro, Il. G. Seaboyer; Washburn
applied. Il. o. Smith
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The Whole Story

OF the great sales attained and great
cures accomplished By Hoods Sarsa-
parilla is quickly told. 1t purifies and
enriches the blood, tones the stomach
and gives strength and vigor. Disease
cannot enter the system fortified by the
rich red blood which comes by taking
Hood S Sarsaparilla.
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Railroads and Steamboats,.

IL E 4 r. f9 MaisT1ie o Is 4 e. ags B.n
go-, SIS A. NJ; Arrive Lagrange, SIS 4
NJ B Brown s'5Y A No NJ: kasq =
NJ; Sherman, 1888 A. NJ; Island Falls
lI20 A. M; Smyrna Mills, u.55 4, y
Masardls, l.15 p. Nj; AsnIand, 40 p IL;
M; Presque Isle, EOS z. NJ: Carbon, ~.
Z. NJ; Fort Fairfield, 2.So p, H.; Dover
and Foxcroft, 9l5 A M; Guilford, $40 \
NJ; Monson, 10.lS A NJ: GTeervlIle, us
LEAVE Portland, 1880 P. NJ; august.
2.35 7. M: Waterville, s.i3 e N Bangor
30 ?. NJ; arrive a Br t,y ~ E n
Island Falls, 9.0s ?. Il; houlton. i0.ef L
LEAVE Banror, SIS A N; Arrive Do
9.4q a; n; Monson. 1G.s A. II; or""n
LEAVE Bangor. 45Q P. H
NJ: Guiiford, 7.$a ?, NJ; Monson Jun,
ton. 756 P. NJ: Greenvine. SIS Z. II.
LEAVE Gieenvile. 600 a. M; Aorsoa
Junction, 100 A. NJ; Guiiford, III -
VILE, 7.45 A. M; Lagrange. SIS A d.
ARRIVE Bangor. $50 =. ".
LEAVE Fort Fairfield. 6.15 A. r. Car
Houiton, $50 A. NJ. Ashland. 7.c9 4 u.
Masardis, 7.2S A, NJ; Smyrna Mills. SD
a. NJ; Island Falls. s.so 4, NJ: sherman
vile, 114o a: M; Arrive Bangor, LA T.
M. Waterville. 3.13 z. M: Asgua;a, 50
p. NJ; Portland, 5.35 z. NJ.
LEAVE Caribou, lies A. n. prasaus
Isle. f1.35 A. M; Fort Fairfield, n.l1 4
NJ; Brldgewater. L. rs P. NJ. IIoulton. / 2,
p. M; Ashland, $40 A. NJ; Masards lG.A
z. M. Smyrna Mills, LIS Z. n; Island
Falls, 2.15 p. NJ; sherman. 2.40 J.. h.,
Norcross. $40 2. M; Brownviile, 4:SS 7
NJ Lagrange, 6.l4 z. NJ; Greenville, s.,
p. NJ: Monson, $40 P. Nj; Guiiford -
r, NJ; Dover and Foxcrott, 4.15 z. Nj.
Sebec. Ass =. M; Arrive Bangor s.sG I
M; Waterville, 10. 90 p. Nj: Augusta, las
r. NJ: Portland. 40 A. II.
GEO. NJ. EOUGHToN,
Gen'l Pass. and Ticket &s.sl
y. w. CRAM.
V. p. and General Mans Sf,
Bangor. Oct. /. 1895. jaiylf.dt!
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Marshal Gates of Old Town. has re-
ceived reply 10 q telegram sent to
William Jordan of Philadelphia. in re-
gard to the drowning of his son, Jack.
and also q telegram from the mans
wife. asking if the body had been
found. Mrs. Jordan is now in Bulhnch
street. Boston. Neither she nor the
mans father offered a reward for the
recovery Of the body. No success has
attended the efforts Of the searching
parties as yet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-29

The shoe manufacturing firm of Shaw.
Cooling & Co. has decided to move its
business from Portland TO SpringvaIc.
where they will occupy q modern fac
tory which has been built especially for
them This firm employs one hundred
men, women and girls, and is one of the
largest and oldest shoe manufacturers in
the city of Portland. The firm expects
To settle up their business in that city
ana complete their moving to Springvaie
by the middle of Nav
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Mothers. Mothers!: Nrotr,ers:::

Mrs. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP has been used fa
over FIFTY YEARS by MILLIONS OF MOTHERS fol
their CHILDREN while TEEfHTNG, with PERFECT
SUCCESS. 1t S0oliiES the CHILD, SOFTENS TIKI
GUMS. AILANS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLO,
and is the best remedy for DIAltRH'EA. Sold by
Druggists m every part the weird BE and ASA
for Mrs. Wiuslow'S Soothing Syrup" and take n
pther Kind. Twenty-Five cents 4 bottle d9wigr
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They relieve instantly soreness. pains
and all ailments caused by hard work,
wet weather or exposure and save
doctors bills. Hop Plasters, once used
always used. AT drug stores
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Mrs. NJ. f. Fossett of Riverside has
been engaged to deliver the Memorial
address before the j. p. Jones Post
South China.
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HOODS PILLS cure nausea, sick
headache. Indigestion, biliousness. All
druggists. 25e.
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Hon. George Pottle the chairman 81
Tho heard of State assessors, returned
10 his home in Lewiston. wednesday.
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
AUG UFTA TO soUTs GARDINER
Bun. emily

Through tickets 20 California and all
points South and West may be had Of u.
II. Walker, ticket agent. Augusta, tho
only Office In Augusta selling via all
routes and checking baggage free Of ex-.
pei1se. GEORGE F. EVANS, General
Manager; +. Il. BOOTHBY. Genl Pass.
and Ticket Agent
Portland. Sept ~. 1855.
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Warren Line r Service,
S. S. Canada" EeW]

1000 Tons. Is intended to sail from Hos
tn follows for Queenstown and
liverpool:
saturday. April II. 4 II. NJ.
saturday, Nay 10. % A. NJ.
saturday. Jmly 3. In NJ.
Saturday. iugnss :. 3.:sO p. NJ.
This new twin screw steamer has mag
niiicent accommodations for cabin pas
sengers equal TO the best New York
linersl. and is the largest and fastest pas
senger vessel sailing from Boston. tNo
Live Stock carriedl
Saloon passage $50 and upwards ac-
cor1ing to location.
Second cabin very superior acrnmmo-
dationsl Sf3.aO. round passage EsS.:s7
Steerage passage S.5.50.
For passage. plans. etc, apply to Local
Agts. or JOHN FARLEY G SONS Cen
Pass. AGts., IH3 state st Boston.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
April Term, 1897 Judge Oliver G. Hall
Presiding.

w. S. CHoATE, Clerk.
q. w. HEsELToN, County Attorney.
4. l.. McFADDEN. Sheriff.
f. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
Augusta, April o.
State VS.. II. b. Peters. County attor-
ney for State. Heath x Andrews and +.
Fl. Hartford for respondent. This is an
indictment for Il violation of the statute
which prohibits the sale Of butterine
which has been colored. The govern
ment $ case is that the respondent. who
is the manager of the Portland Beef Co.
sold to a party in Augusta, in December
last three tubs of butterine, colored to
initiate butter. They say that the pur-
chaser after writing from Augusta to
the defendant at Portland. and obtaining
his prices. ordered in writing from this
city. to be sent to him per American Ex-
press c. o. D.. the goods in question
and tnat they were shipped and finally
delivered to the buyer in this city.
The defence introduced no testimony
and admit all the elements necessary to
constitute a violation of the statute. but
they say this court has no jurisdiction
because the sale was made not in this
county but in Portland. the title passing
to the purchaser as soon as the goods
had been delivered TO the Express Co. In
accordance with the buyers order, the
seller having a lien on them for their
price. The government claims, as matter
of law. that the sale was i'll Augusta
also that the intention of the parties, as
disclosed by the evidence, was tnat the
sale should be contaminated here. me
court directed the jury to return a YER
dict of guilty. and the case viii 60 10 the
law court on exceptions to a refusal to
instruct the jury 70 acquit
This finished the criminal docket and
the civil list will be taken up. tomorrow
What came. near being a fatal accident
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Hiram has Is persons over 50 years. and
ono over 30 years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-04-29
EASTERN MAINE METnODISTS.
The Full List Of Appointments OF Preachers
Made Monday.

AT the closing session of the East
Maine Methodist conference at Calais,
Monday, these appointments were read:
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