davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

/ INV y ~
altfor tnpelot fcrroaDsr oisie Zine, at
Der for Zieblittet life etsiitsrer ncget
heiere gn'te for tenoe eno at tomme |
9efiooelie al ct al Smpttsrm.
SUN penbsr fig langiomt og tut
ieno, bort, eribsr | 2ommen / I'm tlls
leoe 8ioIe, tager npgle &obbermpnter
frem % teller
Sem, iets. fpp = Der er not
6un t9nter Zig ON. Spts bun flss
Der ben Ring Der - ben thinner ioa
blont - men tpab iaa2 Gn 'pGr
Samp afmaler fig pda henoes uot9reoe
@niist, en- Scamp, ipm fun Neo o9 5ri'
Itelie fan reiIe - snonu ct onbt Sut -
ua bun puttsr penssne | 2ommen.
0a rpoagsr bun to Serrsr, sle9ante
oepemGnb fra Gitp, N art WenneTter,
Ipm er iieIbne at is ber Whitedapsl;
bpem peb, briltst 2une elsr tpiltet 5ils
F9!oe, Der fan bape fort benz her | penne
Glenoisbebens 4ftrog. Sg bun - fun
r 10 uoe for at tigge, at tiege til I'm
ipoe Mpbsr pe fine Seitsnbe oerhjsmme,
Meo en- Iugte ubtult grn treoer bur
ben ipran be TO. Sor benoe er bet im'
9en Siam at tiegs, bun bar for lGn9t
Iioen pGnnet fig til 5oltets prepenpe,
gjennsmtrensenbe glitts.
Sir, en- Ysnnp til min inss Mpoel
% Ssiter!"
Gn baanif 2atter sr Sparet.
"9ar bu slup. at ise life talosr pao
poIitiet!" Tiger ben enc.
"Samiltm!" flyer ben unben, "ha'
ou tisnot Mdes til 5r9tbeo? 8i lac
netpp paa, at hun talte fine penge f,
at tipbs bette elsnoies 5sisri, men be,
par for faa. 90 MI ital ben sanll'
0iItpris ON ben ings Mober tploe for
Sir, bet sr Sanbbsb!"
San Iparebs RnR life, men ifubbsl
til henbe meb i'm SpaoIsritpt. Ssnhei
lille bruno, Itione !Saano griber ON ben
% snbnll en- Sang beoer bun: "Sir, Ell
psnnp!"
Stottsn iuier neb % efterlapsr sr
blpounoerleben Stride paa benbe:
0aanb.
"Gaa, sss!"
SUN tnpttebs ben ilusne Saanb q
tiger raisnoe:
"SSes Ital bGpns mig, Sir! SuI
8race Darling"
utter en- taanit pg limit 2atter.
"Sun truer. - Subdba = Samil
ton, bun trusr 5arrp gennet, SIN a
9onbpns 2premapor - bahata -"
Men inoen ban bar bolot pp mso O
ls, bar bun mso al i'm Maet sipet ban
en- grsfiaen.
Suit mig, Sarrp gsnnet," tsre
ban, pg / bet famine sr pisen f%oripun
ben.
!Sons 2sbiugsr tr9ttsr BAN utual
mpbig msb nsb / en- Siossabs.
Seq besriber big lite, 9snaet, far b
oa CLIENT, at bu bsfinoer big | Ititt6l
pel2 0u fan tatts bin Sub fer, +;
J psblsn Der borts er for optasst at @lr
belsoarerns. 9apoe pissn Ttrsss:. tc
bet gauet cs i(be!!"
Graos Darling saar Tom / Srsmn
fiem til bet Iipl, bun bar funost I
Iig og fine i en- slsnois aj9lesr. Su
tigesr life mere, bar lite mere ncast 81
for be Statte, Der %fprnplis ppto9
bsnoes Sans. bun t9nter pau 9nO1
hun bill % 'tal os maa b9pns iis; Il
ben impuliiu,, lioenfabeliss 6amisri
Der fan bo bos en- apinbe at Splts
g9rme, sr BAIT bps tenbs - tpp-!so
Il bpprleoss ital bun b9pns Zig? So:
nsn af Den almGstiss 2orbmapor, ia
ian bun aIoris nua, - SO bun sru6l
timspis paa ben slsnpigs &lupsbunie, b
i'll banner tenoss 2eie, % i Srsmme T
:, bun Ssrtusinbsn at g., Der ensang,
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

Gn Qios, en- tpno, oplsben gdrnss
~titteIie / en- filst, itiboen 9lGbning,
meo urebt Suar cg bls9e, uoiultsps
1rGi, itdar Ianst Up mob 8ognen.
6snrptt bGnesr henoss lpnencs, bruno
Zine peo be %Ialbuote Eager, og fun
altfor tnbsligt f%urraaosr oisie Zine, at
Der for Zieblittst life etsiitsrsr ncget
heiere EnIts fox henbe enc at tomlne /
9eIiooIie al ct at Smpttsrne.
Sun psnosr fig lang'omt og iuts
ieno, bort, eribsr / 2ommen | i'm ill
lebe aioIe, tager npgIs Sobbermpnter
frern po tpller -
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

bams, bporfor bringsr De os til bigger
ltaDen9 Spdb bar min Widno glor'
lem, iiben De Idd ItaanislIes Bill rui'
rsre os2 Sap bog Nsblioenbeo mso
buns uitDlbige gsrn!"
Saar.r Iiodr | ben ariitrtratiIts Sd'
mes Zine, Der fun at ajGrligfeo til
Mano % Bern FL crepsn til at gjers
bette foripileoe Striot.
@race Darling penbcr zig til Rnos
% tsnbes Manb, Der itaar NGrbeosn.
"Soorfor, 2aop Roia2 Sda bsr,
je9 ital fatte mig tort!
Seq par ct Barn at Solicit, futtig, en-
Sdtnedrbeibers Barn. 5aoer beoe al
Grit. Wlin Wposr Og mine Seltenoe
bsntarebes af Cult c9 Suloe, c9 bet
blep min Cob at bielpe otsie Stdtlsr
meo bet, iea tiggsOe pau 8acsn. 0a
par bet en- often, jeg tom / 5riitelle til
at ofrs be fad ianmentisgeoe psnte,
ieg bdpoe, for at tjgbe en- Rin9, Der,
trobs i'm rinee garoi, for mig itpo Tom
bet berligite / @eroen. De, 2aop Roid,
er opbotsst / 2Dtte. De peo life, bpdo
bet er, naar gicO % Sopn gjsr bert
ZnIte b~rGnoenbe. Msn bet gooe lei
reoe mig, is9 tGntte puu benz fiemme
% lob Hinssn fare. Gn ung W9aro
bupoe idgttaget mig. lloen at dne mo-
get, buo jsg BAN on en- Iipsn 6ape, men
6aan, Spot % Slag at bans Stot bar
bans Spar. = Zen, Der far tiltj9mpet
Iig en- FABIAN Seir ooer fig ielp Iom min,
pil tunne %foritaa, tpao ieg Irlts / bet
Minllt, fror pilot nit Sab. tpor lioens
Itabelio min .60pnterit rdr.
9enne lln9e Gaps bar 8eres Wano,
6arrp Bennett"
6un off ben tat frran Wdnben.
ga, Cir Sdrrp Setnet, De tienosr
mig life mere, jeq er Grdce Darling fra
Dfitshapsl, hsnoe, De negtebe en- pens
nh % Ilpg meo 9eres Stot. De ma
trp, bet er life roget let 2tp, Der lig9er
BAG mig. Seq ti9gsoe o,n9dna piocre,
blep oriitigere, % for bet, ieg lit tilooers,
a a jeg Fable ierget for min Wpber
% SpItenbe, larte je9 at Oanie, - ies
pilce 10 srobre 2Onoon.
Seq bar tlopiet rg ting. Man 10
ab mig. Sfte bar jeg narrso at giere
@nbs pau nit 2io, men jeg tGntte pud
min SGrn, og tuulmooi9 bar je9 ale
8rGntelier. pa ogoe min Seiter og
mart min Mpoer, % bu ieg en- Iften
blep uoleet al mine on~bitabsfulpe Same
ruter efter en- m;slpttet pas be Ieul,"
grebes jeg at 5ortpiplelie. !6apre life
Wacume See, Der bar Der ben9dng paa
5purnee % pptradote pau famine sea-
ter - Fable bun life truHet mig ben
often une paa Gangen, Iad bar ieg
Iprungsn uo at 8inouet og bapoe li9get
paa 9rpitensne tnuIt og bsb.
Sun bdpoe Mebliosnbeo meb mig pg
tos mig meb fig til puris, oa fenbes
9i9s plioIelig bar blepen ing. Seq be-
traotebe bette Tom ct 8inf al Stjebs
men, ppgap ga0etten pg beilutteoe at
beannbs puu Mtabame Sees Stunt i
to Nar bilbe ieg naa nit Waal =
eQer -
Rau, tcrt Iust, peb Slutnirgen al
bet anbet Nar bar jeg utienot oJ lang
fun pso Mabams Sees qcbheosfrIos
Mellemfomit / Gtantunte al treble
&lasie. 9u tos jea meo en- SmpresIuiro
til Nis5u, fror Sir Sobn gennet for
fsrite Sang traabts mig imeoe. 5aoes
,en til Gam, jeJ Fable ipor'! 0npn, frrs
fulete mig men lin aiurtia6so. ReIten
er Dem beticnbt. Gu peo Se, tppricr
jes Gaber .Sarrp 9ennst."
SUN Ilaar Sleret neb, ct tolbt Nii
= pg ben ~iOrgtlaote Sfisfe!ic frrlaosr
Salen uben at p9rbigs lit SFcr ct Ylit.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
griisIsr for A~rhrinsrr I foIfrns Clio.

) ben Der iaotalote 6urueI'Sio er bet ofts trp''e"O'
parnt, men orbeiOeS maa Der, os bet mansen8an8 'e'a'''
Sa9; man 'peoer no en- Wlos'' 6uatisbeb, 90 bette naa el"'
ties Siennem 3ritte. Oct eialoer pa at hume baps men N9 u
paa aseren en- e%a'tcorit, Der biGIper, 90 insen eta0e 9I'.
Eager man Sano meo ig, oa bIiper bette mart paFm' W
pan'melt, % bar man 80 meo for at bobe bet tisI'9t oa'
heller lite bette beIbiet. Sspanb ct opbebst eesems 'p''
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

Der er after guaet npgle aar.
st t9tpattst publitum er Iamlst |
Hetsialen. lnfldgst er Gnten sfter of
osbe Sir Sotn Sennet, @racs 9ennet,
for MISUNDERSTANDING. Ssnbss anz
tlo9er er benoes Manbs SIN !Sarrp
Yennst. Den bpbt tililsreoe Gnte, Der
bar tusst plaos pau Gntlu9eb9nfen,
bar intst glit for fine Smgipelier, fun
tommer Der ct eienoommeligt Sr9t frem
ON benbes 2Gbsr, ba Qntlagsn lGiss pp.
9olie bsipdrer FUN be Spcrssmaal,
Der titles til tsnoe.
Gnoelie, eftsr en- timslans 0ebat mel
lem 6sggs Parters Iopctater, bliper
0pmmsn fcrtpnbt. @nilugeoe f%rltiens
bss paa 9ruub at ubiplut manglenoe
gspiisr, ps Sussns SmtcItninger pdaa
lasses alassrsn. Sir Sobns tolrsial,
Sprmue tilIalbsr sftsr ssitamentst bans
@nte.
Sun, Der MI er rstf9rbisejort pau er
Iaa olimrenbs Muooe, itaar npsst offs
RES i en- Samtale msb i'm 9eimior; er
elegant, une Dame tr9osr ben forar
tenb., % lios.Fabslis os bsit, iua be
bsrss I belle Salen. raaber BUN: "mlat
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

Sen antlaeeoe. Sommeren: "oOoroan gt
oct iaa til, at Sc itiul llbrct!"
gutluQepe: Seq bapos goact en- Zines Sto
paa Gaocn, iau fit i.8 Eie paa BET Omtnlte
llbr, Der c9iaa git, os iaa m,nte ies, at Ri
to lioeiaa eoot tunce saa iammcn."
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
As hf1

fratben 1
Genes at
IsersSei|
CGrund.1
MILL
Dieter).
1 Alien i
- ri
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

acknowledgements; "Se fnl0t 0ir''''5
laoe Sem lipsforNtre hos o5, ri b0ot-N'
c0crbcoitc @~ctinQrIirr % be aOcr'tar'tt 5o's
oele."
u. q: go boori bc'taar be Toro'!e"
aosuttu: "0t cr BET eucitc 1tifnb, Der ~
taller, mar Sc bliper truat eusr hnl3buH1H
Get oisr andre Scl1fnbcr life"
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
Spis &c mar ~Mbemmatisme.

frip III min, "a lea pI ienoe Gem irit eu Nrgoc
Ta,fe al Il gPtb eI. hrilfst helbreocoe mig % 8ilitt
Scr Qnore, ielp 5iiploe 40 War gdmle. Noresl
Sphu u. 9mitb, sri uautee. Nts, Sept. 10.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
benoes pUpn.
ct st~oritassbiucoe al VI. 6. 6. @epcr.

en hummer, iugtie Spmmtraften lao
omr 0hitetdptl. SuIinber al ce ulpt'
ttlioe Gtsiiienisr, Der friiter FIN tins
merIigc, pFts icrbrposriite 3ilp1relie Der
Ii opnocns msri,its 4firpg, er lsireos
omfrine % mellsm De pda aabsn 8doe
uolaQte Sorpparsr, Reiter fra be tore
SdlIer, Inter til be ornpdnorenos ar4ms
msre8 ftria.nbe 2~cpprisninger oper ale
h Saoer - tpiliomme %2G9emloler al
ole GIaes, parbileis Smpttsr, samle
3lGoer - ipm faIbpoes Der.
"9rinonter, toftbare grilanter, lite
til at lifeline fra 8ronningens egts
arcnbiamantsr, 6 gencs Stpttet. aisb,
tieb, tieb!" lposr bet. Ss beb9noigt
ldnr SrGmmsrsn be slenbige Wfes'ings
rinoe mso be puroileis 8Iasitaur blini.
/ Stinnet fra be cienoe Naftaldmpsr.
gsoiarlies Zine fslger bans gsp9gel'
Ter, Bbitehupsls Stisnbeoerm holoer
l;oeIod me9et at funtlsnbe Stene ION
here's Tornemms Ssftre / Weitsno. Sg
lioeiom oisie uooirer 5uiinoer for be
| gutiterne unltiasbe Yrugtimptter, 'ua
pfrer be Sattioe uben getantnin9
StsrIsoeIen al fin meiiommelig fOrs
tients llaelsn / 0Gnoerm paa ois's
0ampprer for ct Stptts Vtinnenoe 8las
/ prssiet MssIing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
War Declared on Togu. Rum Seller.

Albert Thibedeau of Togus, was be-
fore Judge Andrews recently, charged
with selling liquor. He pleaded not
guilty. and was bound over to the April
term of the superior court. The cir
cumstances that led. to Mr.. Thibedeau's
arrest occurred about three weeks ago.
Marshal Morse had received several
complaints that Thibedeau was selling
the ardent, SO armed with search
warrant, the marshal went there one
Sunday, and proceeded to search the
house and stable belonging to the man.
At one time while the search was in
progress, Thibedeau was missed for
about five minutes. 1t had been snow
ing slightly, and the marshal saw
tracks leading to ditch just back Of
the house. He went there, and found
that the ice in the ditch had been
broken, and a bottle of whiskey ap-
peared upon the surface, when the ice
about the hole had been broken. Near
by was found a small whiskey glass.
This was all that was found about the
premises.
1t is said that Colonel Allen is deter
mined to put an end to the liquor sell
ing and to drive out the houses Of ill
fame, that are said to be thriving in
that vicinity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
His wife Won.

A Georgia man. who was unpopular
in his community. insured his life for
$4,000. He took the policy home to his
wife and said:
Maria, here's life insurance docu-
ment for $1,000"
Thank you, my DEAR" said his wife.
'how are you feeling today
mot WE'LL" he replied, land I don't
think l am long for this world, and l
want to say to you that when die it
is my wish that you devote $1,000 of the
money to defraying my funeral ex-
penses."
Mercy on me!' exclaimed the wife,
why do you want such an expensive
funeral?"
'I'll explain; I'm perfectly satisfied
that nobody will attend my funeral,
and I want to hire people to go at so
much head. I'm going out today and
see what arrangements can make for
attendants on that Forthcoming melan-
choly occasion. If they won't come
gratis. why-I'll just hire 'em an give
'em an order on you for the money"
He went forth and at nightfall re-
turned with detected look.
Maria" he said, Its no use. You
can have the whole $4,000. Just go to
my funeral ourself!"-Atlanta Consti-
tuition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
Called q Foul on Him

Augusta has lost her polo team,
but do not for moment think
that in consequence she has lost her
polo cranks, far from it. The fire tina {:
tiared up about the riI like the con-
Stunning flame which once fed on the
sacrifice to the gods has not become a
thing of the past nor is it reduced to
an expiring spark; it still burns ana
lights up the contest in other arenas
Mat is all. simply change of arenas.
on this does not hold true with
the older Patrons, but it does so far IS
the youth-and the infants are cor
ccrned. They congregate about the ice
rink or the stable floor where exciting
contests are played with all the usual
laurels for the victor and full measure
Of dregs for the yanquished. But this
living fire of zeal breaks out occasion
ally in queer localities There is a
family in town comprising several boys
of several ages, and about the house
are several polo sticks of several sizes,
and there is much polo talk in several
tones, from childish treble to that
which is changing to manhood's gruff-
ness. There was one exception. the
little three-year-old scion of the house.
He talked little but listened much. He
had no polo stick, no polo ball, no fun
according to the standard of fun held
up by his brothers before his dawning
comprehension, morning. noon and
night. He grieved but he didn't pine,
he was made of too stern stuff for that,
and he watched his chance 1t came
a polo stick stood unguarded in tk,
corner He captured it and his three
yCar-old wits were not slow in decid
ing upon a substitute for ball, an
egg which he succeeded in abstractiny
from the basket in the pantry Thus
equipped he climbed up stairs, and
there in the hallway did smite for goal.
The stairway still bears traces of the
evidence that but one stroke was re.
quired to finish his part in the game.
then Papa took a hand, and the play
was called foul, and then and there
the little fellow was put off the floor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
DIED DURING THE NIGHT.
o. B. Friend Of Skowhegan, Dies At Home o.
Mis- Daughter

Q. r. Friend, wtell-known contrac-
tor, and builder of Skowhegan, came to
this city, Monday, to make short visit
with his daughter. Mrs. DR.. G. f..
Friend on Stone street. He was APP
parently in as good health as ever.
having always been a healthy, robust
man, who never suffered any illness.
Monday evening. he retired to bed
with his little 5-year-old grandson, and
in the morning when Mrs. Friend tried
to awaken him she found that he had
peacefully died, during the night
He was man Sc years old, and
son and another daughter, besides
Mrs. Friend, survive him.
The body will be taken to SkoWhe-
gan. today, where the funeral will be
held.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
Law Court Dccisions.
The following decisions have been hand
ed down from the law court:

The following decisions have been hand
ed down from the law court:
Penobscot county-Joseph Lewenberg
VS.. John II. Hayes. The vendor of goods.
sold for cash to IA tradesman to be put
on sale. is stopped from claiming them in
the hands of an innocent purchaser. be-
cause the cash price had not been paid.
Exceptions overruled.
William d. Murdoch VS.. John N.
Bridges ct al. The court is of the opinion
that the plaintiff is a trustee of an exc
cuted trust. and holds the fund which he
received from one Ann Banks in trust for
her heirs at law, to be paid to her admin
istrator for distribution. Bill dismissed.
Piscataquis county-Milton G. Shaw ct
ais. VS.. county commissioners. Upon an
appeal from the decision of county COM
missioners in locating a highway the APP
pellate court may appoint a member
of the committee in the place of a member
thereof who dies or declines to act, if
seasonably done. Exceptions overruled.
Somerset county-Charles c. Woodruff
VS.. Frank W. Hovey ct al. The court
considers that plaintiff completed his
contract and that the work was accepted
by the party with whom he made the con-
tract on the 22d of June. and that he did
not seasonably thereafter secure his lien.
A lien once lost cannot be recovered by
subsequent work. Bill dismissed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
TAX upon CORPORATIONS.
to Test censtltsilesalb Of Laws d
Several states.

st. Louis. Mo-, Dec. 2S.-Three i'm
portant committees have been appoint
ed by President Kingslan of the Manu-
facturer's Association, to carry out
lines of work of interest and benefit
not only to local but to foreign manu-
facturers. A move to defeat the tax
upon corporations in other states is
the most important work.
There are q states in the union
which have obnoxious or Objectionable
laws relative to corporations located in
other states. 1t is to be the object OF
the committee to test these laws and
have the supreme court determine their
constitutionality.
1t is believed by eminent legal talent
that many of the laws are unconstitu-
tional and in conflict with the United
States Constitution and contrary to the
provisions of the interstate commerce
law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
palze FIGHTERS UNDER BONDS.
Buffalo Methodist ministers Score a Poin
Against Local Prize Ring.

Buffalo, N. Y, Dec 2S.-Judge Wood
ward. today. handed down his decis-
ion in the test case instituted by the
Methodist Minister Association against
prize fighters who were to participate
in a contest before the Live Stock Elk
change Athletic Club at East Buffalo.
He decided that the club was not en-
titled under the Horton law to charge
an admission fee but said he did not
consider the occupancy of portion Of
the Livestock Exchange building a
violation of the law.
He held the fighters under a bond of
500 each not to violate the law for one
year. Counsel for the fighters will app
peal from his ruling on the admission
fee. i.
The defendants in the proceedings
were Tommy Ryan. Lon Breckwith.
Charles Johnson. Joe Doles and Rich
ard Fox.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
Lung Kuro win prevent pneumonia.

Y. u. Bryant of Newport.is one OF IN 2
busy men in that town. He works carry
and late and attends strictly to Dusi-
ness. He employs his time fishing Tor
nickerel in Lake Sebasticook, ana II =
said averages to catch from 80 TO ~
eacb day. He spurns the luxury OF 2
Ash house, stating that such con'rs-
,ance would encourage laziness ana
can keep warm by properly at.eneins
his lines. He has good marker iof
the fish in Bangor and othef places
and has made good wages thus far TINS
winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29
100 NEW LOOMS
Being Placed r the ssayias Room Il e.
wards Mlll.

Everett H. Davis of Draper Loom
Company Of Hopedale, Mass, is in the
city setting up 10s new Northrop looms,
in the weaving room of the Edwards
Manufacturing Company.
A Journal reporter called at the mill
Tuesday, and had conversation with
the genial superintendent, Mr.. Stone.
in regard to the new machines.
Mr.. Stone stated, that although the
new loom cost. when ready for opera
ton, nearly three times the price of
the old loom, it would in time entirely
supersede the latter, as it not only
made better cloth, but slightly reduced
the running expenses. When it is
considered. however, that each new
loom costs $135, and there are 26OO now
in use, it will be seen that it would he
quite sum to invest at once, in new
machinery, Furthermore it would sari-
ously interfere with the output to
change many at time.
do they do more work than the
looms you are running at present ?"
was asked
Not the least answered Mr.. Stone,
THE object Of the new loom, if it
works as well as we expect, is to get
better cloth. 1t works automatically.
so thatfi IL the warp breaks, it will at
once stop. and thus does away with
the present troubles in that line. 1t is
self feeding machine, and a man
can tend double the number Of ma
chimes he now tends"
1t will probably be six or eight weeks
before the new looms are in working
order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1897-12-29

The following officers We're elected,
Tuesday evening, by Augusta Lodge
A. o. u. W.. for the ensuing year: +.
M. w. 3. F. Smith M. W.. A. NJ. VAR
ney: F., George A. Piper; o., X. r.
Clark; r., Frank Sprague; F., w. s.
Martin: receiver, II. e. Bates; =.
w. f. Bartlett; I. W., W. W. FOX
O. W., o. Glidden; trustee for three
wears. H. J. Turner; representative 10
grand lodge, b. F. smith; aiterha'e'
G.. f. Hoxie. Installation. TUESDAY
evening. Jan. H. to members and ladies'
If Augusta Lodge. and officers Of
Highland Lodge and Degree OF Honor.
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sTArE NEWS
Saeadahoc.
WEST woOhwICH.

WEST WOOLWICH.
The sad news was received here. Dec.
a, of the death of Capt. Edward p. Buck.
eldest son of DR.. S. p. Buck of Chagres
fever. He had a wife and little daughter
His parents are nearly Frustrated by the
blow and the whole family have the SYM
pathy of all. especially his young wife,
who is in Jersey City. Sam. her brother.
was with him. and fears are entertained
as to his health. which was very poor.
John Thwing of this place, is also on the
steamer.-The family of Rev. Mr.. Perkins
are greatly afflicted. Four children are
sick with the measles-Ralph Rice, Willie
Wright. Nellie Reed Tommy Mains and
Inez Croker are also sick with the
Observation-Disclosures trees at Sagadahoc
Ferry and Montsweag.-Mrs. Harriet
Stinson is visiting friends in New York
Edward Stinson has been the guest of
Portland friends.
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H. w. Norcross, proprietor of Glen
wood spring." informs the writer That
physicians are advising patients TO
drink "Glenwood spring water, on az
count of it's purity and being so free
from any liability of contamination
from an overflow of surface water in
case of heavy rains, when the ground
is frozen. This advice is timely.