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nlpEs, wooL ANp nnEswAx.
Prices paid by Houston dealers,
I'uI,s.
KoAtonN Aprl i.--Ihe contilion Id nm wnnl

ltnfkct ,his week " very anil and tqp saU,,
nave ia'ien On 20 the lowest POINT "a i, cg-d
NalsiAc'ureis who are not forced 10 buy ara
made arc some speeulatars takings The vnr
,Nl' u the cause OF the Depression aau uutii
q, atmosphere clears in this direction there
v iiuir prospect Of amy Improvement in busI.
ness Texas spring medium. Ne months sSt.
W secured iss}a5: spring .ino, ia months. lsSi
~ secured 70, ferrltoty-Mo ntnna hne and
m's,sn me isu y. secured 4ssiss. OHIO. elr
my liecium aud tine iS3li; staple 30, scoureJ
iAUi', Australian, sconred basis. combliS
snicfirc .'H'.; coed tSft'ts, average Gssl6s,
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Corsicana, Texas. April 5.--N, Ea
residence was destroyed and other Y
By fire this morning; loss about W
insurance. W.
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there il much complaint over the many cans
reiistions In mems wear fabrics Prints are
generally Irregular
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1Wr,icw of the Markct.


u. ". Hunter & Co. OF Houston say.
There were no important political develop
mcnts overnight and the trade in cotton was
Disposed to prucced with extreme caution, re-
suiing In dull and hesiiating market the
final close being = to points below last
night Liverpool did a good spot business.
u? 600 bales, prizes firm and unchanged; fu-
tures quiet, at halt decline. Manchester
reported yarns mud cloths steady. Bombay
receipts for the half week $4,000 against a.
600 last year. shipments 1900 against 1900,
What little trading was done WAS confined TO
scalpcrs. big traders holding aloof, aud Law
erpool evidently In n flniilar mood. Tho
weather map is attracting more attention.
rains being reported in sections OF Alabama
and Georgia where most needed.
New York wires that viewing the situa-
lion from all points THO sentiment of that
exchange appeuIs to he against the market
The news affecting the stock market today
was vers bcarisn aud the bears oycrsod
themselves. bringing about material raily
from the low prous Of the day and calaing
sharp gnina In the late trading. with u strong
close. One mosspge said that the regular
army had received orders 10 starton sunday
and mobilize a Chattonooga In reaAinpss, for
war, and another piece of Information was
that all the lri'od stnteA cnnsnlE IN Cnbi,
had been ordered to leave there by Wcdnes-
day noon Further Imports ofsYid We're am
,ounrcd and tho exchange fon,kot wis very
weak. Thesc continued gold Imports nrc hav-
ng the much desired effect OF keeping the
money market within reasonable limits. al
though u n bond issue Is TO como money Will.
no doubt, hccomc quito stringent
Foreign governments are working fur pNAro,
and the popos mediation win doubtless bring
good results between the insurgents and the
Spanish government, But all now ucpcudG
upon the presidents message, which will be
issued Wednesday, Best ndvc,s say he will
not came out for Cuban independence, stat
ms that there u no government for this
country 10 recognize existing In Cuba After
this message II remains TO be seen what con-
grcss will do.
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eoTTox SEED PRODUCTS.

Ing to location. psr avgntur
Prime crude OIL loose t.isrJA"',ygu'
Prime summer yellow oil. Of =
ftioe at ............... ,eit1s ,.,
P,imV cottcp seed cake. .... sis a. fmmte "a
Prime cotton seed meal ....... * ~ 80 ~
Llnlers. per pound, au :"
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HOUSTON RANK CLEARtNCs

The following are the cearanccs OF IN.
Houston banks for tho week thus far and TO,
the corresponding time last year, togetbc,
with the Increase or decrease:
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XXI
1000

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New York
Cow old b
Sranco tina
N0wn to hi
crprise dc
kloor IS
Ehich conr
Extension
DOR OF thi
Always occ
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place to tn
&nt nemoi
4as bccon'
IRE always
.cner'aily
primitive ' Il
RoquentIy
Decline.
Tho low
1ycnoraly o
l!s!!>hinin
elss. sta.
ttentions
ATTENTIONS
Flight cnat
Sf Mthc tail
Elm the quiz
Randlord y
.thcr. but Il,
tneek and
%e can.
Il Into thi,
.0rse tobs
Eny abode {
Meirdness
Prepared 4
%Lartilng 4 p.
wouId hay
RSven the 3
oseS It's IL
IN the seq
from cause
sIors;
Returnin
ny install y
row cxteu
ng TO the
ripper flco
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4ixht OF tll
t0ppfa sh
'xlsed sim
hnd then
curiins az 4
feet OF ms
bead raisa Z
Ing nnd Il
,nt OF its
puds bcfor
len irinut I
Backwards
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nead. and
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Coal
long.
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in The COTTON MARKETS.
Speculative Markets Closed a Few
Points Lower.
FLUCTUATIONS ARE VERY NARROW

once Of The Post.
Houston, TUESDAY. April s..

Houston, Tuesday, April o.
Cotton speculation Is INDUCED In TO y very
limited extent now. the disposition being 70
reduce all outstanding engagements 10
minimum pending the result OF American
4 complications with Spain. The slight daiiy
fluctuations reflect the varying political ru-
mors and tho market In influenced almost
entirely By them and by sympathy with tho
movements Of the stock market. which, OF
course, Ia looked upon as the political barom-
etsr.
Today the news was considered on tho
whole Ma disquieting, though prices saggcd
on only a point or so. Liverpool was UNI
changed to M-sid off. New Orleans closed
to points down and New York i1a points
lower. M
In connection with tho statement That war
rumors arc now the chief guide OF the mar
kct. Hubbard Bros. Co. say: Europe is
rapidly reducing her interest here, While tho
holders OF cotton have not as yet reached ANY
definite conclusion as TO what VIII be the
effect Of n. declaration OF war Conservative
opinion tends toward the belief that II VIII
al least cnrse an interruption to commerce,
and that all interruptions 10 commerce are
felt In the prize. Others hold that the dcslfr
In Europe 10 have larger supplies Of cotton
will advance values abroad aud draw, on the
remaining supplies mere. We have never
had European war since VIC have become
large exporters OF cotton and therefore no
ono can feel SURE"
Crop and statistical news has very little
influence one way or the other, Tho various
movements Mt interior towns and receipts Of
pnrts show considerable decrease. Total port
receipts todny were 1850, IA compared with
lt,cos last year and 1852 In 1895. New Or
leans expects 5000 to 1900 bales tomorrow.
against 2s4s last year aud 1921 Ia iSoa; lIous-
ton Goo to 100, against G5i and 2iSS.
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CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.

SIS Alara. -. Fayal. February H.
SIS BIrnain. Genoa. March ).
81 Daniston, Coera. March 20.
SIS Electrician, Fisher, Liverpool. March 10.
SIS Francisco. at Havana March i.
SIS Freshileld, Gibraltar, March 10.
ST. Ida, Avona, Liverpool Via Havana. Feb
ruary 16
SIS Nueccs Risk, New Yorit. March 20.
So TeIesfora. Manchester March IS.
SIS White Cross. faylor. Bneuos hyreS.
February 20.
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rsnee '.... s.asi 9p.sss i,Sci,aa
mn,,, Mnshr,.
HOUSTON MIl0LEsALM rr.cE,.
0uotati"ns for Round Lots of stnpic
Coms-ud'tics.
Receiptg Shipments. Stock

These quotations are revised daily. ana their
scrrsetness sa, be relied upon Tho nriees are
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NEW YORK EXCHANGE

Rcichmnrks CONNER
cal, &c days....... =. 1. ic O., AZ;
Bankcrs, 90 days. ......i SoH-is SOFA,
con me sial, 80 lays. as, i sG-ii
Spinhefs ....,,..,.....,f. .9ia aigN
trarcE. cen numerical.
co days .'5.2s7s .5..,as
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S. C1ty OF 7 UTk, yNI'tTT 7 UT eHFu'
VESSELS in PORT
81 City of York, Fowler & McNitio.
SIS GullNara, ]. Moller Il Co.
SIS Ida.
81 Maritime, Fowler & Mcvltis.
SIS Olinda, w. w. Wilson.
IS Oswesty. j. Mo'lec Go.
SIS Falentino.
SIS Parkgatc, j. Mollcr & Co.
Ss Silverdale. c. T. Orthwclp.
So Spiinswell Cullford, Clari; 4 Co
Sch Basanez, Royrlersnofler G. c-.
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united stnteH Exports.
Thls Weck. Last
Comparative. spnt Mnrketr.

Tho following are the closing quotations for
cotton on the spot today at tho leading mar
ko,s, together with the closing OF middling
Yesterday. with today's sales
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More Room Wanted.

=" dileddy quarter of a mile Of
pant which is the growth of the J1oI
''hsSWorth & Whitney pulp and uanor
i''ii' from time to time, that companv
mus 'hat 1t is still in want Of more room
~ met win increased facilities its rapid
~ growing business
II was only last year that a large addi-
ton was built to accommodate thc r,.i,,,
ing department. and now it is fou,d
necessary to build extensions of "a ~,
on cdch OF the machine rooms in order
mat additional rolls may DC added 10 I'M.
machines, thus drying the stock aujcsor
an" increasing the output per day. The
machihcs are already $50 feet long.
~, y. BOWIE of this city. has been
awarded the contract for the proposoa
eXtehilon and he has sub-let the mason
work to r. L. Proctor, also Of this; civ
Excavations for the lob are ALREADY Ia
ing made.
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from North. East
South and West

Discovery ha~ jul. Been mIIr tht;
tG.rr 1ry forged WASHINGTON stl.0
Warrants in rtrru,3j.,a. Tn, 1usul.
alrcliy di,. ,y,r.I .a n.l@ryu saoaa aaI
$loneo.
The storage 4truH;ura At fmneryiiI
wharf Eropkyn, own. j by TIA Brook
Ign What and Narrnausc Company.
was burned. Thursday. TIL loss pl
='1,"o0 is saj.l to hc covered by ia>ur-
ancc.
William Z. ana Ernest Erovn, sons
81 Mrs. Julia n. Grown, the murder" |
woman, were brought into court. w
Lynn, Mass. Thursday, and held with
out bail, unjil Saturday, for further rx-
animation.
John Schmidt who murdered h,s
stepson. William IIildehrandt, at PIN
mont. n. N.. five years ago. ana IS
capped. returned to the scene cf the
murder, Wedn, slay night. and was
captured. He Is now III the Hudson
jail.
Melvin G. Lane. marketman of
Hrocklon, Mass. committed suicide hv
hanging, Thursday morning. Mr.. Lane
had an attack Of nervous prostratioa,
aWo years ago, since which time H.
had not 'bren in good health He was
40 years of age and was native cs
Maine
The jury at Liberty. Mo. trying Mrs.
VIM. Carr, on trial for mistreating her
little step-daughtcr Belle. whose father
afterwards drowned her in the Mis-
souri, river. near Kansas City, has dis
agreed ana }een discharged ON De
ce"ber H., last, Carr was hanged for
his part in the crime.
4 Cincinnati Times Star speci3l
from Glasgow. Ky, says Caleb Gaines.
tol"red, was taken from jail at A. NJ
Thursday, and hanged. Gaines had a.
Saultcd i-ycaYs-old cirl on Tuesday.
and was then saved from death by the
mercy of the victims mother. FIFTY
men on horse back We're the lynchcls.
The court of cessation at Paris.
Thursday. rejected the appeal of NJ.
Iola. brought by th" lattcr.s conn
sci against the competency of Assizcs
court of Versailles, to try the libel suit.
brought by the members of the ~
terhazy court martial against the aII-
uthor and tho proprietor of the Aurore
the paper which published the ALLEGED
libel
ns-ToungIIo, n member of the
Chinese council of state and the foreign
office, etc, has been dismissed from
cabinet office and is succeeded bv
Wang Wcn-Chao the viccroy Of Chilli
'rhe dismissal of Wong -Toung- Ho i'm
conjunction with other events is looked
upon as indicating the adoption of a
more progressive policy upon the part
Of China.
In the German Reichstag elections. |
Thursday, Herren Singer and Liecht. |
the Socialists leaders, We're elected in
two of the six Berlin constituencies. |
In the other four districts there will he |
second ballots between the Socialists
and the Freisin&e candidates. Ham
burg elected three Socialist candidates !
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Word was received at PASSPORT.
Thursday, that Frank Troot Is yeas
IF 2Ec shot himself in the head at
Perry. Wednesday night, ana cannot
live. No cause is given for the act.
The story ana a half house at North
Sullivan. owned by Mrs. \. NJ. Gordon.
vas entirely destroyed by fire, Wednes
day afternoon. Mrs. Gordon was away
and the blaze was first discovered bv
the neiGhhors Who succeeded III saving
most Of the furniture. The stable es-
''Ped serious damage. The loss is eS-
timated al $1,000; insured for $500.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

BtCkSPoRT-Junc lG. ar. scr
Blanche Hopkins. Crockett. Jackson
Vile; \ Y S Woodruff, Snowman, Ban
2or.
Observation-Disclosures II, ar. sch
Jeremiah Smith, Parsons. Portland fnl
Philadelphia
CALAlS-June 16, ar, sch Addie
Sawyer New York
Sid. sch Triton. Boston; T. G Gates
New York; Palestine, Providence; T. NJ
Sawyer, New Bedford.
RED EEACH-Junc 16. ar. sch |, AZ
cularius and Lavna NJ Snow, Rock
land; Maggie Todd. Calais.
sid. sch VIM f. Green. Norfolk. Lena
White, Washington
EASTPoltT-June 16, ar. schs Mar
garet, st John; l. Is Sargent, Fortune.
n +.
MACHlAS-June Is, ar, schs High
land Queen Dakota and Mildred A
Pope, Boston: Addic Fuller. New York.
Sid. schs Mark Gray, Parrsboro, n
>; Lizzie Permeia, Lubec
BooTliBAY-June 16, ar, schs = T
.ianor. Mt Desert; Clara and Mabel
Friendship; Clara r Harwood, Rock
port; FRED A Emerson. Boston.
Sid. schs Sth Nyman. Portland;
Frank G Rich, Grand Banks.
ELLSWORTH-June 16, ar, sch Hen
rietta a Whitney. Boston
Sid. sch Lulu w Eppes, Boston.
BATll-June 16, sid schs George T.
Walcott Baltimore; o II Burns, Phil
adelphia; Dreadnaught. do Winnie
gancc. New York: John Cadwallader.
Boston, III n Squire, New York; II II
Chamberlain, Philadelphia; Lawrence
Haynes, New York; Charles p hoffman,
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special and important meeting of
the eXecutime committee of the
"omens Phlanthropic Union will be
l,eiu AT the house of Mrs. j. l.. Quimbv.
BRUNSWICK street, Saturday, June Is at
clock. President and chairman of
the various societies forming the union
are earnestly invited to be nresao, 80
the war. A VI
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WATERNILLE.

ne Following seniors at Colby have
won the rank to entitle them to MON
nerSn!p i'll Alpha Chapter, Phi Ref,
happa; A. II. Page. II. NJ. Brown
w. tleaVes a. T., LinScott. j. f.. Ma
SON t. {. Richardson, IL. H. Pratt ana
~ Uses Alice t. Cole, Mac G. Evans +,
H. smith ana Edith NJ. Cook.
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Ihree men again appeared before
Judge Larrabee. yesterday morning.
ana We're properly attended to. An
other. who appeared before him the
day before and promised to leave town
failed to do so and was sent to iail
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GRADUATING EXERCISES.
Opera House Well Filled Tor Exercises OF 'o6
Gardiner High School.

Fair weather favored the gradual
ing class Of the Gardiner High school.
last evening, for their exercises at the
johnson Opera house. The hail had
been under the care of the junior class
ana the result was very pleasing one
Inc stage vas prettily decorated by
leStoons Of evergreen and tho class
colors CT purple and white. while their
motto, Respite Fincn,," behold The
End over the front of the stage was
a closed book with the figures "aS" on
the cover The juniors, who occupied
the left balcony. had their seats pref
tily decorated in their coIors Of red an /
white. As early as 30, the friends be
gan to gather, and not until after s. %.
had they filled the seats 50 that thu
class could come in. The following
was the programme:
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me writer stepped in to inquire of
MISS f. E. Lamb concerning business.
thc store was 50 full of lady customers
he was glad TO escape, with only a
look, which said, millinery business is
booming
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AMERICAN CLOTHING COMPANY,
Old
119 Water St., Open Evenings Gardiner,

The American Clothing Co. have en-
Joyed a great trade the past week.
What with the bankrupt sale they ad-
Vertisa, and in addition all of the Day
Cnport stock thrown upon the market
at awfuily low prices, no wonder peo-
pie become somewhat excited ana
bought right and left All is this sale
VIII not always last, nor the bargains
offered
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The Della Collins went to Bath ves-
,efday afternoon and, this morning.
she VIII bring the freight and passeng-
crs up the river destined for all the
places along the line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-17

The Faledctoran the sheet issued
by the graduating class of the G. Fl s
inns year, VIII be ready for sale in a
ie" DAYS at all the book stores. This
IS new undertaking for the class and
II VIII contain all the class parts. Ouite
good hit of the sheet was taken nv
advertisers which will lessen the cost
of the sheet considerably.
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lhere viii be lawn party on the
grounds of the Congregational church,
Tuesday evening, given by the society.
an interesting programme viii be pre-
scented.
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It's q mistake to imagine that itchlhs
piles can't be cured: mistake to suffer a
day longer than you can help. poan
Ointment brings instant relief and per-
mancnt cure. At any drug store +"
cents.
mon. we'd. fri&wky.tf
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Tonight, will finish up the present
school year and pupils and instructors
VIII both enjoy a much needed rest
Many of the schools finished. ycster-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-17

Aimon Manson, who was severely in
cured by falling from a staging in front
OF the American Express office
wednesday. was reported by the doctor
as very comfortable, yesterday. with
every prospect of a speedy recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-17

The many friends of Silas owen,
baggage master on the Kcnnebec will
be glad to hear he has recovered from
his illness and is again on duty.
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MIS- James Pcckham of Fall River
Mass, who has been the guest of her
sister, Mrs. William Dill on Central
street, returned to her home, yrstcr-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-17

Miss Carrie Douglass arrived from
Washington, d. c., Wednesday even
ing, where she has been spending the
winter.
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Miss Lizzie Walker, Mrs. Harry
Wakefield and Miss Inez Wakefield
went to Boston on the kennebec, yes
terday.
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MIS-. }. ID. Willard returned to Ores
"eh yesterday, after a short visit
with friends in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-17

haiph Redington returned To b;..
"o'h at Newton. Mass, yesterday. af-
yer an extended visit with Gardiner
relatives '''ioi
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Marine Notes.

Portland Argus The towboat Clara
Clarita, we'll known in Portland, ana
which has been towing barges in Boston
during the winter. will fit up for New,
foundland. this week. She will be usea
in towing floating refrigerators in search
of hat and food fish for freezing.
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Inc doctor reports Fred Lorng. who
is i'll with diphtheria much improved
and prospects good for a speedy re-
COvcTy.
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Mr, and Mrs. c. p Emery of Haver-
i''ii' Mass, who have been visiting Mr.
ana MRS. II. X. Newbert on Rrnnsu,ic,.
avenue, left for Portland Yesterday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-17

MIS- w. f. Jenkyn and daughter
were passengers on the boat to Boston
yesterday on a short visit.
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MIS-. e. Miltemore of Manchester N
H. who has been visiting Gardinar
day "e'i'e9-
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MISS Springer of Farmingdale. re
turned from stay with Brunswick
friends, Thursday.
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Daily kcnnebcc 3ournaI.
GARDINER.

Mrs. Mary Mcdonald left, Thursday
for kingman, to visit her son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-17

MRS. Baxter Mari arrived from Port
iahd' yesterday, where she has been on
short visit.
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John Newell returned, yesterday.
from a few days business at the Hub.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-17

William Wakefield went to KinGman.
Mass, yesterday, to visit his sister.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-17

Mrs. w. G. Heseltinc returned from
visit to friends at FoXcroft, Thurs
day.
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me Ola clothing store is being merged
INTO the commissary department. an jm-
portant part Of our existence which ~
ruires Large space the quartcrm.stor
adding TO it whenever there II an onnnr.
tunity
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Sumner Soule left. yesterday. for
Saratoga, n. Y, for months visit.