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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-22
HOME FROM TONGA
James keau Returns After
Long Absence.
Mas Growing Coccaruts in tns
South Few EaWaiiarS
Down There

James ksag. brocher-En-law Of Stsph-
ez DeSh2. wsu krewn among the Ha~
wsl11zs hers, returned few days ago
Iro1 Tonga. where he has been reSi5-
trs fur the past nine years.
Mr. hsaU WIS j member OF the Leg
stature for 6ye years previous 10 his
departure for the South In 1887. when
the historical riog took place IN Hon1-
lulu Mr. hsar was 3 member of the
RoyallSr wing of the House of Repre-
secCaCivss. and IS 3 friend of the late
King he called upon him 10 Join Ii
rePeIGns the opposing forces, but ha-
Lak4ca was inclined 20 be peaceful AMI
take things Is they should come. This
changed hsau's synpathies. and ne de-
ci1ed 70 leave Hawaii for the Ssnosn
grcCp. where J. E Bush was at that
tine Hawaiian Minister.
Remaining az Apfa } short tine and
finding 10 opportunities for making :
hEslthocc he set sail for Tonga. In
GccsEs-cs are offered there to 2nv
one Who wishes % cultivate land md
hsau planted 400 eoeoanut trees. aad
did i thriving business in eopFa for
ssvsF1 years. For his Own use he
cultivated potatoes yaus and bananas
During the past few years his bcsi-
ness has Suffered through bad mauaSe-
u5E On the part Of q foreman IN his
/ employ, and he decided % give up his
plantation and return 10 Hawaii. He
7 says the Government viii not sell any
Z Cf the land bCE By the annual payment
I q taxes. a1yC1s nay locate and crlI5i-
va-s the land for his own benefit
Mr. ksau states that he knows Ci
I CElg three EawGiians IN Tonga ore
Is : house painter who left here ~heu
i ehlG Re has 10 intention Of re-
timing Jo Hawaii. as he has ! large
family II Tonga Two others. Naha-
IalIl5 and Charlie went 70 samoa On tbs
allniaL1a years ago Afterwards set
tleG at Tonga They are young men
now ard dong very vel In their atog--
81 hCE5-
HE natives Gf the TlEEa ErC1r
Cr-ter aoGu- % 600. and they are Icy
Il g1 CE5zr sovereign There are only
11cuL 100 white men at TCuE lir
hzaE was asketi twice tc De 4 can. IL
date for The House Of Representatives
bar he declined for the reason that Ii
WlS not familiar with the language
I and he #uuT5 not &c allowed at ans
riEz 20 crt-Ieizs the actio1s Of III
Z k-E Mr.. bsau vas. during TWO O.
Z the i've terms h= was Z member OF tht
/ H EElIIaE legislature j member o.
Y the LEdzpeEEsEt party aIi he wa1Eal
E The sane privileges II Tonga that h,
I hld e1icEsti IN Honolulu Tt= capI-1
city Of ToCgz Is TC11 Tapu- II Is quit
I 2 snail place, but the white resi5ezE
have done considerable toward mod
srrizlEg II by constructing Z uunbei
\ 0i wooden bufEGIzEs Al MzkafzII.
4 Tilags near Apia- IN Samoa, Mr.. keaI
net Hiram kaunUali1- I furuT resi-
dent CE Honolulu He i Inspector O
I GcverCEEct lights II that town n
has been there since 1856. and has II
lEteEricc Ct returning
u Mr. Esau Il How 81 years Of age- aas
VII begin lie anew II Hawaii FC
rts present he viii reside with Fran
4 Harvey. whose wife Is unz Of his FeLs
lives
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-22
Y. II. /. Lectures.

The offer Of ]. N P1epoe 10 lecture
il Foster hall has been accepted, and
3 course OF weekly lectures on law sub
ieclS. 10 begin OF Saturday, January
sd and 10 continue Indefinitely. has
been arranged Members Of the Ha-
EaIiaz Glse Club viii be admitted free
Of charge The Young Hawziiau's In
stItuts Members vii pay sl admissi01
fee Of z5 cents month and al ottz-s
VIII pay 80 cents The proceeds u
these lectures VIII 20 into the HhraEy
fund
ComsneIag with leE month thrs
VIII Dc series Of monthly lectures by
prominent lzwEE-s and business lE
q the city, several Of whom have al
ready oEsred their services
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-22

The progressive ladies OF WeStheid,
Ind. issued 8 "Woman's Edition" o.
tae Westheld News. bearing date q
April 3. 1895, The paper is fi1ed with
matter OF interest 20 women. and We
notice the following trom q correspon-
dent. which the editors printed, realtz-
ing that 1t treats upon 3 matter 9f
vital Importance 20 their sex; The
best remedy for Group, colds and hroa-
chitiS that have been able to find is
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. For
family use It has no equal, l gladly
recommend t. 25 and 50 cent bottles
for sale BY an druggists and dealers;
Benson. Smith K Co. agents for Ha-
waiian Islands.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-22
EnguIf=d by Misfortunes-

Misfortune seems 10 follow the fan
ilE Of L L GaIssPo. the late restzE-
rant keeper Al Pearl City. and Z nzn
everybody knew GzIespo dfsd Of tsz-
q about TWO mouths ago -Four EeeE
later his little su1 : lad q 13- Ia-
FzIoped symptoms Ct I=PrusE and EE
seu 70 KaIihi about the first ot he
PRESENT month Thsse troubles L
thr1usd the mind CT The widow and
Unttsr- and she Ezz Iza week coz-
Ei1tesi 10 the AsyI@ fur the Insane
Two bright little hahes have tee1 TAX
e1 1En The custody ot P G. Cz-zr-
Ens- GzIezpo's old friend He III
sszd Lt=u 70 school and rear tteu
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-22

share may be exchanged prior to Sae
opening OF each season Tor season
ticket FOR eight performances tee
amount raised BY the sale OF stock saeR
month Is used as a guarantee faad tof
the fares OF each company of not more
than 10 persons who may come trom
the Coast. Only the fares Of the actors
are guaranteed. the manager or the
troupe playing his company on u per
esntsge basis. The scheme is = good
one and meets the approval Of a num-
Der OF people. who were informed or It
YESTERDAY. There have already been
enough names secured 10 guarantee fhe
success OF the enterprise.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-22
II. A. A. { MEETING.
Discuss Various Matters and
Awarded Prizes TO Winners.

ANaF&SA EEtAS> 10 w AblHSI>.
There was very large attendance
OF members at the meeting OF the Il,
A. A C. in Y, NJ c, A. hsll last nignt.
After reading of minutes o. the pre-
yicus meeting matters were open for
discussion
There was somewhat OF dissatis-
faction on the part Of certain members
regarding the prizes in the bicycle
races They were OF the opinion that
more money should be paid out.
The bills in connection with the rsst
field day were all ordered paid
A communication from John sylvia
was read. In IT the writer asked that
the decision On the one-mfle invitation
race be made in his favor. since thee
had been no time limit 6et. 1t viii bs
remembered that the judges declared
the event no race" in the first trial,
After thar they SET the tims-imit al
80. and 2.45 was made. this making
likewise no race" II. Giles was ap-
pointed j committee Of one 20 confer
with the judges. and 10 get them 10
change their decision. ii possible.
Ii was voted that silver medals as
second prizes be given in the sports
Of Saturday. The irst arrangemenr
was thar first prizes Of gold medals
alone Be given
The has used at kapiolani Park On
Saturday was presented 10 the n, \.
A c. by D. T. Thruu. the treasurer,
in honor OF the first field team work
that haS ever been held under The
auspices Of the athletic club.
i motion was made and passed thaI
Z vote OF thanks be rendered the Y II
c. A for the kind use Of the hall
Another vote Of thanks was rendered
the newspapers Of the city for the OK
/ csnsnr way in which they wrote up
the sports and bicycle races Of Satur-
day
Al this point the general meeting
adjourned. and the Board Of Manage
ment left for the Elite Ice Cream par
IoTs. where the prizes in the various
/ feld day eFelts were arranged wi-h
I the following result;
/ 0ne-niIe n0Tiee-First prizs.
Trophy valued al s1s- Second prize
Trophy valued at So
? Hslf-uiIs handieap-First prizs:
! Trophy valued ST SIS Second prize
/ Trophy valued at IS.
| 3. 0ne-nfle noveIty-FIrsI quarter:
1 Trophy valued at S5- Second quartsr-
TTophy vaIued at IS, Third quarter
/ Trophy valued at So Fourth quarter
\ 6-acsl-TroPhy valued at $3.50
! OEs-uIle t3-uinura classl- First
prize-TruphE valued at ST. Second
prizs-TrUphE valued at S6.
\ ; 0le-DiIe invitation not decidstll.
First prizs-TruPny valued at SIS
+ : Three-uile lap First priza-
/ Walker medal and trophy valued Al
$50 Second Priz-Trophy valued Il
S.
I 5 Tandem; First prtz-Trophy
valued At SIS. Second priz-Truphg
valued II So
Gold and silver medals as first ard
second prizes viii be awarded IN tbs
I sports
No money prizes in any OF the sv-
/ e1ts viii be given
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-22
BEACH HOTEL
Matters OF Lf=euS< To Be Submit
tai ~ President Dole Today

Matters OF Lf=e1S< TO Be Submit
tsd ~ President Dole Today
From Wednesdays Daily
President Dole VII this morning -
szh1it 70 the Cabinet the uatrzr Of
acezziag the proposed beach hotel Il
K Understood from I good though IN
cEcizL zcurus that the point II issue
which caE=ei the natter 70 Dc zgz1
t1kE1 u VII be conceded bF The Cor
eWEEt- and that the license viii b
EE-zd upo1 the ts-Es proposed 5v
ths promoters 0f The hotel sChezA
Afrsr considering the EzErer the Ers1
tine II Eas presented Chs CahIzEE c1z-
ss1-ed u Che ISsu1zce q I license 10
sell E-ucEs tE pGrCzS Of the table C
Ihe living rCo@ q the house NoeE-
Eg vas said q patrons o5 ttz batE-
ing esEz1llshzent- which Ee Al m
rcrrzzr ai5-Et 10 the earzFazzar---
and this s1hiect constituted ttz sscozi
APPEAL u the CABINET Ekieh rscpezzd
1sg1CtzEi11S- he promoters informed
tE= GcTErrEs1t thzt ttsE had II DE-
sEs t1 ozerzts : szIocz zr ths bezea.
and that o1IE bc1z-5Liz Falrczs OF 5t=
hzt5I ErEld be SerTe1 Ei-h reErest-
uEE- n this tksT Eelz1e only Iodg-
s-s. hczr5srs and hGEkErS
AFrEciEaI pru11-sr q the pFuieer
said IaSz night LEzE Il attractive Place
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-22
Amusement Coaapanv.

r l scott The ws1 noEu cona-
dizz- has eTolTed : zehsne Ehrz5g
the theztE-g1ers 5f HQaalEI1 nay Re
FruTil=d El-h theatrical performances
hT E-sG-elzSz companies oz= =5sE IN
each E11r1- Hs proposes 70 Ez1e 100
zEz-es q stock Il SO eaeh- and Each
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-22

for strictly respectable people would
he aimed ST. Il was his purpose %
have an establishment as near like
Delmontco'S, IN point OF patronage, as
posi- BE place 70 attract tourists and
desirable resort for the best people
of the town Il wo0ld be established
az considerable outlay % money, snd
maintained at large costs.
Ia case the lleeRSe Is granted the
company will be AZ once organized,
And In a short time the place viii b
opened Several new buildings viii be
pet up or ths premises.
At the meeting % the Cabinet Min-
listers teldsy. the waiSiA Hotel
project vas the chief matter for eonSta-
erstion- Il was decided 20 grant a
conditional license 70 Mr., PeaeocS,
The request q the promoters 70 ia
elude hathers among those 20 who,a
liquor may be sold was denied
The claim o. James Campbell for
damages 70 his property BY the widse-
ing OF Fort street was satisfactorily
adjusted. snd the Improvements on
the property will begin at once.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-22
ONE BOX OF CLARKEs Ba PILLS

Z warranted u cu-e al discharges
trr- tzs P-izzrT OrgzE. Il sirnsr sax
fze-uz-=6 OF eonzI1-Ez1ozzli, Gravel ard
Pzf-E Il TIE BzeE Guzrzz-zs1 free E1z
r=-rzrT Sid Il boxsz- Is 81 eze1- b
al Chzrz=-s zEd Patent 1[a51z-e Yer
Ec-z th-uzZ1sut thz TTo-i1 P-oprlsrorz
TIE LtzcoIz and 1lA5IzEE Counties D-ug
Company, LzeoIa. Ezgiznd
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-22

The first number oi new paper en-
titled the German Industrial AdyertiS-
er. in the japanese language, has APP
pearel.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1897-01-22
FOR SALE OR LEASE
THE
Mapulehu
On MOLOKAI.

COppositE the Port Of Lahatnz-l
Extends IL niles from sea 70 noun
tain; fenced and well Eassed, tim
bersd and plenty OF water convenient
and accessible; valuable fish pond and
sea fzhsrT; good hzrbor; weekly
steamer viii carry so head CT stock;
several hundred acres suitable for eul-
tiTatto1: coHse. oranges. bread fruit
and tzro growing On the land
Two rcd dwelling houses, piped
EzrE7 climate cool and brzeing; good
reads; VIII be disposed Of On uodsrzts
tEus- e whole, or in Quantities 10
s-i-- Inspection invited
Apply 10 DR. 4 MOURTTZ,
1s1+su Pakcos MClokzL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
cANAoAs IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
Canada Leads Great Britain and the United
States Leads Canada. ..

Ottawa Ont, Dec. 2S.-The trades and
navigation returns shortly to be issued.
will show the total imports entered for
consumption were $111.294,021 as against
imports Of $40, 5S7. 4SO, the preceding year.
The duty, collected amounted to $l9.aS1.99 e.,
as against $50, 219, 037. decrease of 1872. 040.
Exports amounted to $123. 959S3S, an in
crease of S17,5S1.0S6 There We're exported
to the United States, Canadian products
to the value of s43.991.4S5 rs against 1884,
46O,42S in 1906
Great Britain took of Canada's exports
$50 So. S52. Yet imports from the old colin-
try. were but $29, 4l2 1SS.. a decrease of &c.
So; 554. as compared with the preceding
year, lille from the United States
Canada imported to the value of s6l .Gi9.-
OIL an increase of $3.075.023 over imports
of American products of the year before
Upon the total imports of British goods
there was collected duty to the amount
of IS, POS 341. an average rate of 2l' per
cent: upon the total imports from the
United States, the sum of $S.147015. an
average rate of but 10 per cent. Even
upon the dutiable portion of imports the
average duty on American imports was
only about 26 per cent. as against 30 pei
cent. on imports from Great Britain.
The balance of trade in 1857 as be.
tween Canada and Great Britain is in Ca
nadas favor by $40. .664 for the year
AS between Canada and the United States
it is in favor of the Americans by ST..
651 $3.50.
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Gossip Of the Oranges.

Manchester Grange held special
meeting recently for the comforting Of
degrees
are earnestly considering the formation
of grange.
The next meeting of PenobscOt
County Pomona Grange will be held
with Riverside Grange. North Brewer,
Saturday. Jan. 90.
Androscoggin Pomona Grange will
meet at G. A. r. hall, Auburn. the first
Wednesday in January, for the annual
election and installation of officers.
Stockton Grange is in very pros
Porous condition. There is a large at.
tendance at every meeting. A good
programme is given each evening, and
many new members are being taken in.
Sandy Stream Grange, Unity. had u
reunion Dec. IA. aid although the
travelling was bad goodly number was
present The grange is fiourishing.
with new members looming in at every
meeting.
Silver Lake Grange. China. has
chosen the following officers: Mastec.
w. H. Jones: overseer, Chas. Bailey.
lecturer. Ella E. Jones: steward, Henry
Randall; assistant steward. Joseph
Hunnewell: chaplain. Ada NJ. Ward.
treasurer, ]. o. Fish; secretary. Reuel
Farris; gatekeeper. Ferdinand Mitchell
Pomona. Mrs. Angie l.. Lewis: Ceres.
Mrs. Jennie B. Merrill; Flora. Mrs.
Matte Chase
The following have been elected
officers of Dexter Grange for 1898:
Master, L. w. Jose: overseer. VIM.
Curtis; lecturer Ellen Curtis; steward,
Bert Haseltine: assistant steward
Roscoe Mason; chaplain, John Swan
ton: treasurer, Philip Addison; secre-
tary, John Russell; Ceres. Mrs. l.. W.
Jose; Pomona, Mrs. Wilson Hamilton.
Flora, Miss Ada Martin; lady assistant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
AN UnPecepENtep ACT.
D,tailsd Report o. Seizure BY Russia Of cefsaa
Finances and Customs.

Tacoma. Wash. Dec. 2S.-The pecu-
liar and remarkable contract under
which Russia seized the Corean
finances and customs and thereby
forced out McLeavy Brown. the repre-
sentative of English interests recently.
and which so offended England that
the British Pacific squadron has been
dispatched to Chemulpo near Seoul. the
capitol Of Corea, has been translated
and for the first time now made pub
lie. The complete text is as follows:
In accordance with the commands Of
the Emperor of Corea. the Corean minis
ter plenipotentiary in Russia, Min Yong
Hwan, having requested the imperial Rus
sian government TO send to Corea an ofn-
cial versed in finance. whose functions
would be to transact all financial busi-
ness in Corea and to take charge at the
same time of her customs the Russian
government acceded to the request and
directed Mr. Alexieff described as 'mem-
Der of the great counciFo to proceed to
Seoul where he recently arrived.
Now, therefore. the COrean minister OF
foreign affairs and the Russian minister.
acting OH behalf of their respective gov
ernments, have consulted as to the duties
to be henceforth undertaken by Mr. Alex
Jeff and have agreed as follows:
Mr. Alexieff is appointed as adviser to
the Corean finance departments and
officers of Corea shall conduct the finhn-
cial affairs pertaining to them in accord
ance with the recommendations and direc-
lions of the financial adviser. and shall
supply him with whatever documentary
assistance or of any other kind he may
require. The financial adviser snail espe-
cally provide suitable person to super
intend the Corean customs in lieu OF the
present occupant of that post. The SUI
nerint endent of customs shall report to
him all expenditures and receipts. Should
the financial adviser have occasion to
leave his post. he shall previously select
a competent locum tents and shall make
him discharge his duties during his ABB
sence. The person so selected must be
approved by the COrean government ana
the Russian government. In the event OF
the financial adviser returning to Russia.
he shall not leave Corea unless success
sor has arrived to discharge his duties.
The period of this engagement is UNI
limited
1t is dated Oct. 5. 1t will be seen
that Russia not only secui es the finance
and customs of Corea. but PROPOSES to
forever hold the same. notwithstand-
ing that in her treaty with Japan after
the China Japan war, she specifically
agreed to join Japan in maintaining
the independence of Corea and not to
do any act that would jaopardize
Japan's influence there.
McLeavy Brown refused to accept
his dismissal and returned his dis
charge to the King and Emperor of
Corea. He appealed to the British con-
sui and the latter reported the situa-
ton to England
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olasis.

If you wish to know mans char
acter learn his thoughts.
In judging another's honor we often
place a valuation upon our own.
Reading should teach us how to seek
for truth, meditation how stosf find It.
A lie, like note, must be met at last
No man suffers so much from rascal
ity as the rascal. Tf
When man makes a fool of himself
he generally does the job well.
Vice either hides or draws its sword
as soon as virtue shows her face.
When man begins to move others
he is generally called a crank"
1t takes both grace and grit to bea.
disappointment well.-Ram's Horn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
SANE OR INSANE I
Dec ision on That Point will Settle Ease Of
Trial for Francis Mclaughlin.

Boston. Dec. 2S.-In the superior
criminal court. this afternoon, Judge
Bishop assigned VIM. Sullivan to de-
fend Francis Mclaughlin, who was re-
Gently indicted, charged with the muir
der of his wife. Margaret. 1t rests
with the experts on insanity. who have
been ordered to examine Mclaughlin.
to determine whether the defendant
will ever go to trial. for if they declare
him to be mentally irresponsible for
the crime with which he is charged.
he will not be tried.
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Special Advertisements.

Small advertisements not exceeding
four lines thirty words) coming under
the head of WANTED. FOR SALE, to
LET, LOST. &c, will be inserted two
times for 25 cents. three times for 35
cents and one week for SO cents, AID
VANCE PAYMENT. In sending by mail
remittance of postage stamps or postal
note should be made with order. as the
charges are too small to open accounts
for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
Daily kennebec Journal.

'"r"s 81 thanks. obituary notices. reso
lutih's OF respect etc. will be char,o,
~ the rate of ten cents per limo r.
charses less than seventy-five cents
All advertising announcement. -.
entertainments. whose object * In.
raising OF money will be charged AT ~
rate OF fifteen cents a line.
""tices. news form. viii,
be excluded from our local columns ax-
cept such as refer to advertisers occ,-
plying space in our advertising column.
ana VIII be run under "a separate boad
on one of the local pages.
s"hscribeTs who fail to receive ,be
OTRNAL promptly will confer - favor
by notifying the Office Immediately
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29

Chas. s. Downing has some excellent
calendars. he gives to applicants.
These calendars advertise the insur-
anee companies Mr. Downing repre-
sents and were printed at the Journal
office Those who wish to have neat.
tasty calendar on the wall such that
they can make out the date at a
glance. will want one Of these.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29

The friends in this city, of Mrs. Il. q.
Pulsifer, lecturer of AndroscoSg.n
Pomona Grange. will be grieved To
learn that she is dangerously i'll with
pneumonia at her home in Auburr
There has been little hopes of her re-
covery for several days Last night shs
seemed to be losing strength.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29

Among the marriage intentions re-
Gently filed at the city clerks Office are
those of George Mcguire of Leeds and
Miss Mary C. Mcclure of this city.
Joseph Blouin of this city. and Des-
hanais Forth Of Canada: and George
Boynton of Auburn, and Mertie a
Jones Of Washington. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29

do you know Of any real estate that
can be bought?" asked a Brewer man
on Friday of group Of friends. Upon
being answered in the negative he went
on to say that he knew Of several men
who were looking for chance to pur-
chase, but could not find any that was
in the market. H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29

March and April will be very pleas
ant months if the old adage is true. as
Monday and Tuesday, the two days
supposed to rule those months were. for
winter days. of the gilt edge order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29

About 80 members of the local lodge
of the Uniform Rank. Knights OF
Pythias. went to Bath. Tuesday after
noon, to attend the anniversary of the
Bath Lodge at Bath, in the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29

During the days the Maine State
Teachers Association are in session the
Electric Railroad management will pro-
vide an extra car service between the
State House and Water street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29

Alvin D. Sanborn of Pearl street. VIII,
has been very sick with Inflammation
of the bowels and kidneys, is slightly
improved, but still too i'll to receive
callers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29

No other rerHedy is halt as quick in
relieving pain. soreness. Inflammation
or weakness as the famous Hop
Plasters. You'll say SO after. using.
Reliable medic inc dealers sell them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29

MIR and Mrs. Q. T Bennett departed
FOR Rrckland. Ontario. Tuesday morn
future
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29

Consumption is the natural result of a
neglected cold. DR.. Woods Norway Pine
Syrup cures coughs, bronchitis, asthma,
and lung troubles Of all sorts down to the
very' borderland Of consumption.
n.on wed, fri&wky