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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02
THE CRISIS.

rgcpts 10 Reject All Overtures.
siin Confronting the Inevitable.
ew York, March 1.--Officials of the
&rnment are praying for relief from
Pain which they can not endure much
Ter. 1t is not encouraging when officers
pigh rank in tho army deploring the
be catastrophe as deeply and as sim
BY as do the American people, beg
emand that if the United States in
IS TO make the disaster a cause for
3 TO war, IT. shall do so quickly" says
" Havana correspondent OF the Trib-
Aese expressions do not represent the
ed convictions of those by whom they
#utterod. They are the utterances of.
4 overhurdered with anxiety and un-
Unity. In their calm moments these
~ would be the first to accept the
a,ion of the United States as the
means for helping Spain out OF her
rate situation in Cuba. Under the
nt strain they do not accept it. They
Pain that the thorough and compre-
pc investigation which the naval
of inquiry is making is too slow,
hey pro IS 10 believe that instead of
pirartial investigation to learn the
the court is seeking to make out a
pt foul play. These are representa-
POI the military arm of the govern
who do not believe anything of the
They only talk to relieve tier
lirdened minds. II the clouds which
laine disaster has thrown over the
pms of Spain and the United States
cleared away the internal complica-
would not be lessened. The loss of
merican warship and its crew had
y to do with the series OF minor
ry successes which the insurgents
lning in all parts of the island. That
10 the Generalization of the island.
rs due to the decentralization OF the
sh troops. Gomez keeps almost
range OF the railroad and the tele-
IN santa Clara province. He could |
SO " Spain were about 10 carry
eHectiye campaign. The so-called |
IN the autonomist cabinet is another
with which the United States has
x TO do.
Crisis is not a dangerous one, be- !
Town and the radicals have the |
OF the Sagasta ministry. Mon |
10 Hayas, who are all that remain |
conservative autonomists. may not |
inc plan TO open negotiations with |
urgshts and to offer Gomez a place |
Supan government, but their resig-
are not expected The Sagasta
approves the scheme of making
concessions to the insurgents, and
rs knowledge members of the au-
cabinet who disapproye ii are
2 be passive.
uhta IN New York has already re-
ne propositions. That is not as i'm
az me REPUTATION OF them which
me from Gomez Then nothing
tiin Tor the government OF Spain
CONFESS the failure of autonomy
IRAN autonomy, to restore peace i,
9 their sovereignty In Cuba. This
oh can not affect the election OF
les IN Anril. -
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BnIr'AlN's POSITION.
WIN Not Consent to DcinE Given the
Worst OF IL.

Il ~
VIII Not Consent to BeinE Given the
Worst OF IL.
London, March i. --ln the house OF com
mons today Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett
conservative, having brought up the
Chinese question and advance of Russia,
Mr.. Curzon parliamentary secretary OF the
foreign office. said British interests in
China were paramount but not exclusive
The British nation, he continued, would
not be justified in regarding legitimate
competitors with Jealousy, but ought rather
10 use all efforts TO Keep in an age of
competition what Was Won in an age Of
monopoly,
They could foresee that China would be
confronted by greater dangers In the fu-
turo than she had been IN the past. Great
Briiain's policy was 10 prevent the dis
ruption and 10 oppose the alienation o.
Chinese territory. and 1t was not thought
that England would regard with satisfaS-
ton attempts of others in attempting the
disruption of China.
Mr.. Cnrson's reoapitulated the valuable
concessions talroady cabled TO the United
S,ates} which China had voluntarily OIL
fered, So far as Russia was concerned. her
assurance was that the port she had sc
cured Ms an outlet would be an open roit,
like treaty port Great Britain. he Ge-
clarod, had taken her stand upol tie
treaty OF Tien Tsin. which empowered her
TO oppose the imposition OF special traffic
by other powers at Chinese ports. and no
British government would ever consent TO
an abandonment or curtailmcnt OF frosty
rights. The matter was then dropped and
the house adjourned
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VIEWING WITH WASHINGTON.
He In Again in service in the Bis
Een;yue.

Washington Post.
Another pitcher has been added to tn.
twirllng staff of the Senators. He is Gus
weighing who was one of the star rubber
artists OF the American association. Weyh-
ing signed contract yesterday that makes
him Senator. He comes to Washington on
the Endorsement of Manager Brown and Man
ager Oliver Tebeau. of the Cleveland team.
Both J Earl Wagner and Manager Brown
agreed that another seasoned pitcher was
necessary.
Mr.. Wagner offered $500 for Kid carses,
but the offer was turned down by President
Muckinfuss, OF the Browns. y whom carsey
lis under reservation. weighing was decker
ing with Manager Tebeau, who is firm be-
lever that two or more seasoned twirlers
are required on his pitching corps hut 1'e-
beau decided that he would take a chance ON
cuppy, Young and Wilson. a trio OF pitchers
who are sufficiently seasoned TO balance the
green timber Of the Tebeau buIwark
" Weyhing's fine showing In Louisville In
'95 and '96 proved that he was worthy Of
another trial in major league company. Last
season he was offered the management OF the
Fort Wayne team, IN the Interstate league,
but the salary did not come up 10 the figures
ne demanded and he decided 10 lay of and
try for an engagement In the major league
this year.
of the large majority OF the batsmen In the
big league. He has a deceptive slow ball.
clever curves. and good control. and his sea
sons rest should result In imparting renewed
vigor to his arm, especially as regards speed.
weighing will rank among the senior pitch
ers OF the league next season. though he has
seen but one more year OF service In fast
company than Amos Rusie- He pitched for
the Athletics IN the association, In 1883 and
1859. and rendered excellent fervcc for
Johnnie Wards Brooklyn. brotherhood club in
1890. In 1891 he pitched In Earl Wagners
Athletic team In the American association,
ard IN 1892 1898. and 1895 WIS with the Phil,
adelphla club IN the major league. lie was
ONE 81 the best pitchers on the Louisyilie
team in 1895 and 1896
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thu managers OF the Mckinley Aid society are
intensely dissatisfied with democratic test
VI " inquiries how = man voted In the Inst
cfion. They hold IT TO be grave injustice
to item that they should be shut out Of the
democratic primaries and conventions The
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS especially are amaz-
walk in. take possession of the front
seas and participate in the proceedings
T'e howl in concern from these elements tina.
has followed the aston Of The committee. Tod
by the raspish yoice OF the Dal-Gal Nass. IL
the best proof that could be furnished that
the State committee made no mistake.
The idea has, obtained to q mschisyous de-
gree IN Texas that every man, Whatever may
b2 his affiliations and political creed. hiss an
inntltiablc right TO take part IN democratic
prlheiies and nonina,ions II Is without a
precedent and altogether unsouud. Eyery oh
sers ne person knows that the party has disc
guAici and driven away thousands Of good
demo rats BY rs daliiance from tirc TO time
with believers In the gold standard,
The firm and decisive action taken by the
State committee WAS undoubtedly inspired by
The idca that the time has come % put an cnf
20 negotiation with the faction which has been
nas,a Grading under many names for the past
Sis years and which now calls itself Tie Mi
tio'ia, democracy"
rLc democratic doors are stil wide open.
as rey have ever been, but the cleyelandits
who voted himself out must find his way back
BIZ the same route
The democratic party OF Texas Will now move
oraarc 20 victory, animated by the courage
'li' ths' ACCOMMODATION shieh marke1 tnf pro-
'eeeings OF liz state executive comtnlttee, In
ipircd by the enthusiasm which bold and ng-
;fesslve purpose always gives, Il viii win
vent. hoilest recruits 10 tnLc the place Ut |
very chronic boItsr With the Disturbing |
mi alien element eliminated, the genuine |
who quit the PARTY because OF IS |
'reaence there viii cpiue flcrking back the |
eselts In every rcspect win be helpful 10 the |
laffs and beniiIcent TO the State.
~ Dallas on Tuesday. the democracy "
'e,as took the lead IN sounding the slogan
en- rh st sf. hal
riunpl, Of title Chicago platform, ia 1900, ana
. The inauguration of william jennings ljry- /
a President Of the Unitsd States as Successcr
. William Mckinley.
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nErU.nD no DIvuLCE.
Unnotaux Said Negotiations Are Pro
RrcssinE with Iritnin.

Paris, March THE minister for fol
cign affairs, NJ. Hanotuux. replying In tho
chamber Of deputies today TO the interpella.
lion OF Prince d'Arenberg tRep.) on tho
subject of recent events In West Africa.
said tho government must maintain reserve
on tho whole affair, subject to the negotis-
tion between France and Great Britain NJ.
Hanotaux said, however. that he could say
the negotiations were proceeding and al
though difficulties had arisen there was
every hope that desirable arrang mont
would be reached in conformity with the
interests OF both countries
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Nell Mr. Easton 30. Tom Kingsley lol. Cor
notta lo2 Percy T., DudleY L. l0i.

Nell Mr. Easton 30. Tom Kingsley lOl. Cor
Meta lo2, Percy F., Dudley L. l0i.
Half mile, selling--Miss Ransom 96 Lafay.
eits, Heber Jones 80, Bulldog lol, MouseltoH
l03, Fort Henry 10i. Pansy II. lo5 Pearl
Baines 100. Parker Bruce los, Dolly Regent
10.
One mile seling-Briggs %, Prince Proyerb
o. Topper %. Tranquility os, Surveyor, Cam
norade 3g, Carrie Lyle 100 1remona 10l. Ever
est. Little Billy Robert Bonner I03, Lakeview
Palace 1o6, Plug, Fred Baar los, Glenmoync
100.
Mile and sixteenth, Observation-Disclosures
30, L. w. "a, Arezzo 95, What Next 9s, Elkin
SO David Ill, Lobengula ll2.
Six furlongs, selling-ucah, Annie Woo1,
ward. Margaret Eastip, Logistic, Laura May
10s. r. b. Sack Balance All, Under the Rose,
Maltese 104, Correli 107.
Seven furlongs-Mellie Ds, Carrie Lyle 100.
Tragedy. Maggie s., Miss Al Farrow, 1imorah,
Mimic Murphy, Pert 1903, Stockholm, John
Sullivan l05, Lillian e. 102 Belle of Ford
hum LOG, Sim W., His Brother, Rouble los.
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TURKEY FEARS TROUBLE.
II Is Thought that Russia Is Back
ing Bulgaria.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN SITUATION
salvador mud Honduras Mny lie Ar
raycd with Nicaragua Against
Costa Ricn and Guatemala.

London, March 2.-The constantinoplc
correspondent of the Daily Mall says: p1-
saria's attitude of unconcorn over the
Macedonian troubles is causing anxiety at
kildis kiosk. 1t is believed at the palace
that Russia is backing Bulgaria ana
rumcrs Of impending war with Russia and
Bulgaria are in circulation. An eAtrao,d-
mary ministerial council was hastily sum
moned today truesday).
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San Antonio Light.
Ingiesidc Results.

San Francisco. March WEATHER clear;
track fast.
Seven furlongs-Prlnce Tyrant, Bow and
ANEW. Bonnie lone. Time l:32.
Five and u half furlongs-T orslon, Viking,
Duiward. Time I:l0A.
Three and q half furlongs, sellng--B uena-
ventura, cancn, Gold Scratch Time :4iA.
'Ine mile Napnamax, Ostler Joe, Highland
Belle. Time ! :i2h
ope mile, Ielling-satyr. ohcetn. Fashion
Plate. Time LAZY.
Five and half furlongs purse-Greser.
Tea Rose III, Roy Caruthers. TImo l:0SA.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02
New business EstnDIishcd.

Marble Falls. Texas. February 2s.-H. \.
Ellison. who has hsen in the grocery bust
Hess here for years. has formed partner
ship with Captain Is. Badger, and they Win
put In a stock OF general nerchandi-e IA
their new building. lately completed.
G. W. WethsrfcTd Is opening w nsg
stock OF confectionerifs
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SnIoOnist Assigned.

Georgetown, Texas, February 2s.-wil-
liam Heiling of Taylor, who was engaged
in the saloon business, today filed an as
hsnment, naming Peter schramm as as
sigles, Assets not known. Preferred cred
itors as follows: +. ]. Eisher $50, First
National bank Of Taylor $500. Peter
sctramm $3.50, Charlie naldsehmidt si04.
The saloon. all the fixtures and the unex-
pired license were transferred 10 the as
signee.
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adelaide. Australia March 1.-The
French bark President Felix l'aurc. Cap
for Port Pride. has arrived here and re-
rots that during gale on February ~,
her second mate and fifteen sailors We're
gwept overheard
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02
INDIAN RECRUITS.

Two Apnches Going 10 Join
'"e insurgents In Cuba.
- ssa-' March IL Much pxcite-
ps heen caused here by the news
Fty-two Anaoac Indians were pass
|ugh the lower edge OF the county
|e for Florida, whence they will
70 Cuba. The Indians had come
nack all the way from the Indian
FL. Teey were fully armed. and
liei SAD they would be taken off
by hlibuster, which would land
\ the Cuban shores. where they
ny themselves with the Insurgents.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02
CANADIAN ELECTIONS.
Liberals Dcfcnted After Twenty
five Years of Power.

live tcnrs of Power.
Toronto. March L. Elections in this
province today resulted in the defeat OF
the liberals, which have held power for
more than twenty-five years. In all but
two or three constituencies complete re-
turns are In with the following resulta:
Conservatives elected 49, liberals Al; In
doubt 3. The probability favors slight
conservative majority. Two cabinet min
listers have been defeated The result Is a
surprise 10 the supporters OF the govern
ment.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02

Wn"l Ilints-IftrnIu.
Tie mcst significant fact connected with the
actor Of the State democratic executive COM
miiiee In refusing TO tear down inc bars IS
that it sent a thriil OF Indignation through all
tna leaders Of the opposition to tho party.
Republicans, middie-of-the road populists ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02
a FrcncI, Move.

London, March "a dispatch to the
Daily Mall from Singapore says news
paper asserts that the French sunbsat Lion
win proceed 10 Halnan March TO- taking
4 r.o,1 for f,cl,pation
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02

Hot Springs, Ark, March kid Mccoy to-
day accepted Joe choynski's standing chal-
lonte and has wired him to that eject, the
meeting to take place April 20 in Hot Springs.
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BUSINESS MATTERS.


Refugio. Texas, March 1.--Mr. j.
Reilly sold his interest in the mercantile
business of Reilly & Power to Mr.. Power
last week, who WIN continue It.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-02
KNOWING uhW

TO do good laundry work and how 10 deliver
1t promptly is The kev to our success Try
the Troy. 81 Packard's Troy Laundry. 9i2
Prairie avenue, Phone 3a2.
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toctor Called on nIanca.

March SENATOR Proctor with
Colonel Parker, and Consul GEN
made a. cali OF courtesy by APP
Il today on Captain General Blan-
frai Blanro received his visitors
q cordially and pleasant talk
y matters ensued.
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decided give the
Phil
a
pushed a
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Bronchos Coming.

san Antonio ESprcss
A letter has Just been received here from
shortstop o. s. Conn, stating that he and
Pitcher l.. c. Gregory would leave Decatur,
III, Friday morning at O'Clock and expected
to reach San Antonio today. President Welton
sent tickets to Conn md Gregory several
days earlier than TO the other Brnnchos so
they could stop over at st. Louis, but they
are evidently so eager TO get to San Antonio
that they decided to waste no time In visits.
San Antonio Light
During the week the Bronchos will also
begin rolling in Captain Farley will be
among the first to arrive. He will at once
begin 10 arrange for quarters for the team,
which will in all probability be on Laurel
Heights. Next week the Bronchos VIII be-
gin work in earnest. Captain Farley will
have them out every day. They Will also
practice at San Pedro park, hut their work
will not interfere with the Reds practice
Captain Ewing viii have the choice of
grounds. and the Bronchos VIII use the field
after the Reds have finished.
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NeNy Oriean. EntrIe.

Seven furlongs. ceiling tiatklein %. Dr.
oBrien o.. Ma Petite %. Crystalline. Bertha
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OF LOCAL INTEREST.
The Information Supplied BY This Barber
Will Prove OF lnestimabIe Value to Augusta
Readers

When the striped pole or sign which
now indicates barber shop was EN-
ploycd to let the public know where
cuppine or blood letting was profess
sionally performed, close shaves Were
of daily occurrence, not the easy re
moval of the hirsute or hairy adorn-
ment of the head and face. but close
shaves from entering et-rntY. More
than one unfortunate entered the bar
ber surgeons door to leave it a corpse
or so weak that weeks were required
to get the victim of malpractice on his
feet. Blood-lettinS was used for every
thing from heartache to IA corn. and "A
pain in the l1ins was invariably treated
with two missions. one on each side of
the spine. Like plasters and iiniments,
these helped from counter irritation
they created. and we may presume that
had Mr.. VIM y. Jack, proprietor of the
leading shaving parlor of Bath. Me. at
50 Center st, lived in the time of Geo.
III. of England, in place of taking the
course he did with mis- back a short
time ago, blood letting would have been
resorted to. Read how ne treated his
trouble. NJ. Jack says: Il have suf-
!
across the small of my back. / felt it
more after a long days work over the
chair, and if ! bent forward quickly
sharp twinses caught me in the loins
t got a box of Doans Kidney Pills,
used them. and | can say they cured
me. You can refer other people in
Bath and the surrounding country to
me. ] Will be pleased to confirm
either by post or in personal inteY-
/ view what / state above" Just such
emphatic endorsement can be had right
/ here at home. Drop into the drug
store Of Chas. X. Partridge and ask
/ him what his customers report.
Doans Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers, price 50 cents. Mailed by Fos-
/ ter Miburn Co, Buffalo, y. y, sole
agents for the United states.
Remember the name DOAN'S ami
! take no substitute
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Railroads and STEAMBOATS,

:, - ,,r D.Il =, oo - a, ,,,,,,-.-
LLa' = forllahu; i'oC NJ. Aus I n
Lou a. NJ MaterNlue, go A. M odt'
sof' ~ A N arrive I-dSTahsS, S.iS - =.
~; 'EroWHVlIe, s.05 a; M hadandii
IRON works, W. A. NJ; NoTcToss; 80 =
NJ, sherman 1910 A NJ; Island fai,S
ii.2V =: Al Shyfna Mills I.3o a; n;
Masardis, l'4V t, N. AshIalu' L"o =
NJ; iioulton. 1920 7; NJ, Bridgewater
LID T. NJ; PIesque Isle, Zoo L: NJ; C&T-
ibou, 80 +. NJ. Fort Falfiie'a ~ T. M;
Dover ana toxcro1t, 9lo a; NJ dnil1oId
g.io a. NJ; Monson, lolS A. M; GreenVlle
ll;o0 \: NJ.
LEA ' Il PORTLAND; ll'-U VI. A4susta
lib +. NJ; WaterVille. Loo NJ Bangor
$40 +. NJ; Arrive BroWnNllle 20 M
Norcross, b.Z2 T. NJ. sherman ~ I NJ.
Island Fails, rs J. NJ; Houlton' $40 +
NJ. Littleton. SCI :. NJ. Bridgewater, 49,
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new two and a half story story
frame house with ell on Bangor street,
two families. Also a two and n half stO-
ry frame building, with ell, and double
house lot on School street nicely ar
ranged. Both pieces Of property close to
schoolhouse. within five minutes walk Of
depot and business street Both will be
sold cheap for cash or on easy terms il
purchaser SO desires. Apnly to Thomas
j. lynch novt0,dtf
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The committee who have the
rangemcnts for the masquerade eai :
charge. have made arrangel'''
whereby representative Of Geors' =
Hayden, the Boston costumef
come to this city on Tuesday janus
is. the day before the ball. win "
line OF costumes. which he will rem !
the evening of the ball.
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Spots on the sun. These do not u
terest +. l.. Hersey near as muea ,
one of the cold spots" on the huns
body, the feet He is loaded W.
warm footwear just to keep these -
sitive eXtremities comfortable 50 'H''
will not make complaints to the ae~.
of undue exposure, at the expense y
the whole system.
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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. viii be inserted two
times for - cents. three times for So
cents and one week for % cents, AID
VANCE PAYMENT. In sending by mail
remittance of postage stamps or postal
note should he made with order. as the
charges are too small To open accounts
for
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Miss Gertrude Fcsler. who has teea
passing the holidays with her mo'hsa
Mrs, z. N Fogler. in this city, returned
tn Dana Han Wellesley Coless
Wednesday. To resume her studies
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A new house at IS Arsenal street. and
household furniture. Also Lady jed
wood i years old harness. sleigh and
wagon Call early as all must be sold by
Saturday. January s, can at % Arsenal
street ian3d5tS
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Walter Wiltshire Of Waterfalls ebs
has been visiting his parents Mr.. aai
Mrs. George Wiltshire. on Sowall SIRE
f"r a few days past, returned hona
Wednesday, afternoon
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Big Bill and Little

Met. M%. one ,,.. day and had a
BIG Bill You are 50
small and Yet YOU seem to
bring great comfort and
satisfaction II our friend
M. Customer How i
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Captain II f. Blanchard. who is 8y
In Boston. has vacated his office in ia.
Allen building. and all his buslnsss
viii, in the future he transacted at -
Water street.
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Local Notice.

The Dexter Wooden mills are ,,e
tised to be sold at auction on Tues. ~
next. Jan. II. 1898. a the oitce - -,
corporation in Dexter. Evide"'c ~
good trade awaits the purchases ii
culars giving particulars may NC ,,~
at this office. Jahou'
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Cushnoc Chapter No. 43, r. Al,
viii held q stated conversation a;.2
O'Clock T. Il n Masonic Temple. riA
Veniug
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Deputy Sheriff Colby GetcheI Il
Waterville. was in attendance at the
superior court. Wednesday.
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6. Walter Poor went to Boston
morning. where he viii A..
tend business college.
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Miss Hattie Winga,e went 10 ruio.
Wednesday,. whore she win remain
mort time
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The Good Templars will 90 to ca.
diner, this evening. 10 attend the r..
ception given by the lodge there.
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n II BLACKWELL one Of the selec:nR
ot Fairfield, brought an uHfortmfi
insane man 20 the asylum Wednesig
morning