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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19
CANNOT NAME DATE.
Capt. Sampson Says Date Of Courts Report
Is Very Uncertain.

Key West. Fla March lN.-The court
of inquiry is diligently continuing its
session On board the Iowa and judging
from thu statements made by members
it is quite problematical how many
more days will pass before the public
learns its conclusions.
BY the courtesy of Rear Admiral ST.
card the correspondent of The Associ-
ated Press was. today. enabled to es-
cape the riGor of the recent rule for
bidding correspondents to go on board
WarShipS and was the first cizilian "a
interview the members of the court If
inquiry since they secretcd themselves.
Wednesday. on the Iowa. Until to-
day. one might as well have been in
Havana. for all that was known by PEI
sOnal observation as to the actual pres
cncr uf the court here. Captain Sahp-
SON received the correspondent on tn"
poop of the splendid ship he commands.
I'm the aamiral'S cabin below were Capt.
chadwick. Lieut.. Commander Potter
and Judge Advocate Mark. They had
been in session since 10 o'clock. this
morning. with tn" ships writer acting
as clerk.
"Th, court is still hard al work capt.
Sampson said. II have just left my con-
forces. 1t is utterly impossible t. say
when our report will be r"h ~. II sur
missed tn, date and you reported IL | am
afraid something might occur that would
defeat the expectation and only s"rN" 10
disappoint the anxious public When IN"
report is ready it will not be for us To
MAKE the announcement. Washington, i
presume will do that.
II a preliminary report had already
been sent to Washington. capt: sampson
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quoted as saying that lin spite Of the
| momentary sensational atmosphere the
United States will not rush into war. al
though the Maine report may prove 10 be
the last straw. Secretary Nignaus re-
marked: There will be no war because
the real feelings Of both countries are
that all the difficulties can be settled z
The consul general said: 1.-The real heart
and soul of America has not yet been
heard. The surface talk which caused
the collapse of stocks does not merit sc~i-
Gus attention. Unless ! am greatly mis-
taken. our troubles with Spain will short
~ be ended"
John l.. Hollands submarine boat is Il
success. She ran while. Thursday, on
the surface Of Staten Island sound ana
then plunged beneath the surface ana ran
Il quarter Of mile with her body and
coming tower completely submerged. Mr..
Holland said she behaved perfectly and
he promises to do great things with her
when she is tested before n board of gov
eminent officials. Saturday. If that test
realizes Thursdays promises, Mr.. Iioi-
land has made the most marvellous rcVo-
luton in marine warfare since Ericsson
invented the monitor. Ills boat carries
two dynamite guns and Il torpedo tube.
If the claim of her inventor is true no
torpedo netting nor countermnc or other
protective device now known can prevent
her approaching beneath an cncmy's
ships. and no armor can withstand The
terrible explosive projectiles she dis
charges. The boat is 81 feet long and her
is of 80 tons. Standing on
the ways before launching, she looked
like a gigantic gray founder with an cx-
asgerated long fiat tail like a beavers
aud with funny little chimncy-lik"
structure sticking up on the back. That
structure is the coming tower Recently
the under part of her body has been
painted dun rcd. That part Of the boat
which looks like tail Is the ruddcr,
" Inch makes her dive.
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SENIOR ANGULO'S VIEWS.
Says Autonomy Is Success Does Not Be-
leve We Will Have War.

( Washington. March lN.-OhciHlS repre-
stn1ingc the Spanish government ANA new
| iHsular government of cuba met here,
today They include the Spanish minis
Ter. who in this instance acts as tn" SI'o-
| cial plenipotoutiarN Of Spain. to nego-
tate commercial treaties, Senior Manuel
Rafael Aguo. special delegate of the Gu
ban government; Senior Iconinr Nar"lH.
secretary of the Chamber Of tommcrc"
OF Havana. Joint commissioner, ana Senior
Cadrana uf the Cuban finance division,
joint commissioner These officials HAY,
mite to open the NEGOTIATIONS for CONNER
cial treaties between the tnited States.
Spain and cuba.
senior Angulo. who is at the head Of
the commissioners appointed by tn" Gu
ban cabinet. talked freely concerning the
purposes of his mission. He said that
his authority was confined strictly to
commercial affairs between the United
States and cuba. Mr. Angulo said that
th, cuban people desired Stlf-gnNrrn-
mont The present autonomous plan WAS
accepted by the most advanced Aut0no-
mists in cuba as fully meeting their as
prations He and others who had always
belonged to the Radical AutouomiSt wing
Were convinced that when the passions Of
the moment had passed away. all CubanS
would accept autonomy as giving Thorn
home rule in its fullest sense. The delay
in Subduing the insurgents and the fail
urc of that element to accept autonomy
We're due Mr.. .Angulo claimed. - tho
passions ensendered by Gcn. WaYlcr's
policv.
Mr.. Angulo said that the pl.n offered
by Spain was subject to certain imprn,o-
mrnts in it's administrative f.otur.s 4
these changes did not affect Spanish SOY
crpiSntN. he had no doubt Spain would
accept them when they were brought for
ward in Urnpe. form Mr. \npnIn et.,t.j
that he believed thai mo cuban nrnLIar
would In. solved without = rnrff,.+ NJ
tween the J-nit.J Stat.s and Snai,, H.
said.
~ do nor h.Ii.y. ,b.ra is =, Ia. h, ...,,,
tlirt hetv,,.n thr I-nitni St.,t.s mi c,..i,,
over cuba first h.r5nsn lh,c. thn 5a.,,h
of Sanor rrrn,,,s w. ,,,Ii. ~ '''a
su,h ,h.,t No l-,itod S,ot,,t ,,, I,.,,.' ~, ~
nrot,xt ar cans. nf ,..sI.,,,,,,an, N,;,,,,.,
ne , notin,, ,,r ., IfI,,1
,,iobts of M. ,,.a,,I., 81 a., W-'',t,,.,,
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those cities and are perishing by the
, thousands tor want of common necessl-
ties of life,
The best information obtainablc leads
to the conclusion that there have been,
tNoud a doubt. 100000 deaths. as ii result
of Spains brutal policy, and the tragedy
goes on from uay to day. The Society OF
the Red Cross is furnishing some relief
by its efforts. but the most of those pco-
pie are beyond the reach of aid. whether
through medicine or food.
The mortality in Matanzas for the last
four months previous to our visit has
been equal to 10 times the ordinary ucath
rate.
"With reference TO the military aspect
of affairs in Cuba. | saw nothing which
impressed me with the idea that Spain
knows much about modern warfare. The
soldiers | saw are not drilled as our sol
diers are. Indeed. they lacn every clo-
ment of soldierly bearing. whatever may
be said of their modern military ideas
While they were undergoing their evoll-
tions the soldiers We're talking to each
other ana smoking as freely and uncon-
ccrucdly as they would do in their mess
rooms. From my observation of them |
should not consider them very Formidable
antagonists on the field OF battle,
"NaturaliN there was much talk about
the Maine disaster. and so far as | could
ascertain from my conversation with
Americans and with those not entirely
under the influence of the SpanIrdS the
opinion was universal that the Maine had
been destroyed by an external agency,
ana almost every person with whom |
discussed the subject in cuba expects
that the findings of the American court of
inquiry will substantiate this view.
There is divergence of opinion on the
island as to the probabilities of war be-
tween Spain and the United States. and
am sure that | am within the bounds
of truth when | say that almost the en-
tir" native population would welcome any
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SPAIN MUST QUICKLY ACT
1t She Expects to Reap Anything in Way OIL
Indemnity from Cubans.

New York. March 1S.-That the Gu
bans are willing to end the strife as
we'll as the sufferings of men. Wnmca
and children, III their island. is without
question. but while they are willing l.,
pay Spain an indemnity. the leader,
here are positive in their assertions
that they are not Weakening in the
fight on. seeing that SPANS power is
diminishing daily. The question of the
amount Of indemnity which might Toe
PAID if such an agreement We're feast
bile. WAS talked of earnestly by the Off
cial of the Cuban Junta, here. TODAY.
Estrada Palma. this evening. through
Lawyer RubenS. gave out the folloWinc
statement:
At the beginning of the war the debt
was $3.50. 900, 900. but Cuba could not
stand it. and this is one of the reasons
why the revolt was preciptated In
the beginning of 1896. after the sue
ceSSful invasion of the western pr,-
vinces by the Cubans. the latter. might
have been willing to pay 100000 .o0o
At the beginning of the dry season of
1869. they would have paid $15o. 900, :
600. but now they would not give more
than $loo. 0oo.oo0, if as much as thai
If the wet season sets in this year be-
fore such an agreement could be ar
ranged. We would not think of payirm
anything. The reasons for the decrease
IN the amounts are the increased
chances Of our success not to speak of
the destruction and desolation of the
capacity"
1t was rnmcred that a message hal
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been received in this city from Wash
ington To the effect that the cabinet
Was faNorably disposed to a proposition
from Spain which provided for the
withdrawal of the Spanish troops from
Cuba. leaving the Spanish flag floating
there in case the United States fleet
We're recalled from Key West.
When Mr.. Palma's attention was
called to this rumor he replied: well.
that would satisfy the Cubans, and /
assure YOU we would see to it that the
spanish nag would he quickly sup
planted hN our own. Cuba Lbrc' is
our motto. and we viii never agree
even al interim. to the acceptance of
anything short Of absolute independ-
.tnCr
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me but to go under an operation
In speaking with friend of mine
about it, she recommended Lydia T..
Pinlham's Vegetable Compound. say
ing She knew it would cure me. then
sent for your medicine, and after TAX
ing three bottles of it, the tumor dis
appeared. Oh. you do not know how
much good your medicine has done
me. shall recommend it to all suffer
ing women.-Mrs. Rosa GAUM, 30
Wall St. Los Angeles, Cal
The great and unvarving success of
Lydia +. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound in relieving every arrangement
of the female organs, demonstrates
it to be the modern safeguard of wo-
mans happiness and bodily strength.
More than Il million women have been
benefited by it.
Every woman who needs advice
about her health is invited TO write to
Mrs. Pinbham. at Lynn, Mass.
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y letter elnbodyng a formal request
from committee representing signers
Of petition asking the Rev. Dr.. S. c.
swallow. u. -. to stand as an indie
pendent candidate for governor was
sent from Philadelphia to pr swallow
AT Harrisburg, Friday. The letter *
signed by %6 prominent business men
OF Philadelphia. Or swallow was the
Prohibition candidate for state treas
urt'r last November and received thu.
surprisingly large vote Of 10000
against a normal Prohibition vote u
20 Gee
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FOR COAST DEFENCE DUTY.
JaneS.e. Hall Post. G. A. r.. Bucksport. the
First Maine Volunteers.

Bucksport. Me. March lS-At a reg
ular meeting, tonight, of the James T.
Han Post, c. \. r., it was voted unan.
im"usly amid much enthusiasm to offe,
its services as a company for coast de
fence duty in ease of war with Spain
The post is a large one and its men,
bers includes Il number who were com
missi0ned officers in the late war
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19

/ Druid and Silver Spray. Thomaston for
New York; tugs Gov II VI Hoyt. towing
ogs Bandit and Byssus. Boston for Perth
Amboy; Tamaqua, towing bes Richard
| son, MahanoT and ST Nicholas. do for
/ Philadelphia; Carbonero. towing bcs
Merriam Glendower and F.lmwood.
MARCUS HOOK-March IS. psd down.
sch Nathan Lawrence for Portland.
PfIl-ADELPHIA-M Is. ar. sch
HthTE Wilmington. Boothbay.
EoSTON-March Is. ar. L S S Machias
Norfolk. Sims Pavonia. Liverpool; Storm
Nlng. Antwerp: Prince Edward. Var
mouth. y 5: tug Seguin. Bath. Me: scbs
LheSter + Lawrence and W G Norcross.
Rockport. Ne; Harvester Vinalhaven.
Ne: X l. kenney. Rockland. Me.
CID. schS Zcta. Lunenburg. y s. Mvs-
terry. Halifax
Sid. sim Boston Yarmouth. y S: tugs
SeSuin with big Commerce for East
Boothbdy 10 load for New York: ply
mouth. Portland TO tow c r K bg to Port
Johnson: sch Ralph VI Hayward. Rock
pgri and Portsmouth, Va.
NOBSI[A MASS-March Is. psd sim
Johh EngiiS. New York for Portland.
Salem. MASS.-March IS. sid schs A
Mitchell. Hurricane Island. Me.
HYANNIS MASS-AIarrh Is s1d cob.
iCaNid Terry. Portland: james l. Malov.
Bath; Georgietta and Ella MAY. for east
rfn ports: Avalon and Fay (Brl. for St
NEW NORK-March Is ar. sim Cam
udnia. i,iXGrOpol
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Blanco's Latest Movement.

Madrid. March 1S-lt Is asserted that
the central and western provinces being
pacific Gen. BancO is about starting on
AN extensive operations with 50 battalions
and large volunteer forces, to destroy Tho
nSurGent power in eastern Cuba. Gen.
Blanco will direct his efforts especially to
d.mOlish what is described as the more
or less embryonic organization which has
enabled the rebels TO maintain the APP
Dcarancc of government.
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Mr.. Gladstone Not So Well.

Bourr gmouth. March ls-Th4 following
bulletin has been issued with respect to
Mi Gladstone: In The absence Of any
Improvement pa Mr. Gladstonc's condi-
ZION II has been settled in consultation
that b" should return 10 Hawardcu next
week The bulletin i regarded a hav-
ing only one meaning Il is understood
th"t The grieVous facial pains have re-
turned and will no longer Yield tn tao
usual remedies
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Vienna Thinks Situation Grows Worse.

London. Harch 19-Thc Vienna CORE.
spondent Of the Times says The in
creaSing probability of an Hispano-Ameri-
can conflict cnSrosses public attention
Spain latest representations at Wash
ington are regarded as an Indication that
the situation has grown worse. The
Fremdenblatt, expressing this opinion.
finds it conceivable that Spain should
seek To prevent America perfecting her
;trnamtnts by a pretence Of desiring
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Oh the wreck today. This afternoon two
bodies were recovered. but neither has
been identified. one is the body of "A man
apparently about 40. OF medium height,
with his right forearm tatooed in a de
sign of two hearts overlapping and
pierced by two daggers with red tingcd
clover leaf above the hearts. The divers
have recovered the ships service plate
and a ,;-pnIu6pr
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Other Domestic Ports.

NEW LONDON March IS. sid. sch
Mary, New York for st John. n Is.
NEW iORk-March Is, cid. he Han =
ry Stewart. Digby, y :.
CITY ISLAND-March Is. bound
south. sch Jonathan Sawyer. Pools
Landing for Cape Charles City
VINEYARD HANEN-March IS ar
revenue cutter Dallas. from cruise: schs
Walter NJ Young. Luhec for New York:
S { Tryon, Philadelphia for Lynn
Sid. schs Jordan !. Mott, Rockland for
do: Edith and May. Boston for Grcenport.
|. i: Ella + CroWell aud Carleton Bell.
Thomaston for New York; Bertha + Clio
yer, Brooklyn for Rockland: tug Robert
Packer. towing bcs Blizzard. Banter
and Baltic Perth Amhoy for Boston: ko-
Ion, for New York; Grampus; Abel w
Parker: tugs Mars, towing bS Delaware;
Mercury. towing Schs Gem and Amelia I;
Ireland: Ice King. towing bg Enicker-
booker; Wrestler, towing bgs Henry Clay
and Draper.
Psd. sch John Davis. Philadelphia for
Boston: sim Charles r Mayer, Boston for
Baltimore. towing bgs Nos | and >: tug
Dudley Pray, towing bgS Dora. Bessie
and Alice. Boston for New York: sim
Mememesha, Boston for New York; Schs
Herald of the Morning. Port Eaton for
Boston: Lizzie Il Wiley. Ship Island for
do; Hazel Dell. Woodbridge Creek for do:
Hattie A Marsh. Philadelphia for Glou-
cester; Eric (Br,. New York for st John:
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5000 stock fixtures and teams -2-of a
iifSt class grocery ard provision store.
established. owned and run by present
owner q years who has made n fortune
and is now TO retire from active business.
doing = cash trade of 500 per week pa
troniZed by the elite of the city, and are
willing to pay first class prices for first
class goods. This store on the corner of
TWO principal streets in the city of Som
erville, Mass. Not often do ! have
store all things considered, that can so
checrfuly recommend to those who are
looking only for the best. as ] can this
one. This adj is intended for those who
nave this amount of money to invest in IA
business Of this kind. and To all such |
invite most thorough investigation.
w. +. CARRtTUERS,
20 School St, Boston.
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

! PoRTLAND-March Is ar. sim John
/ Englis, Bragg. New York; sch Angus
/ tus Palmer. Haskell, Lousburg
1 ca, sch John l. Treat, Greenlav.
! Brunswick, Ga, to load for New Ha-
/ Ven
EoCkPOKT-March Is. sid. schs
Myra Sears. Fullerton. Hortland: An
mic l. Wilder Greenlaw, Boston; Net
| tie Champion, Wilmington
CALAIS March Is. sid. schs Sarah \
Read New York General Scott, Clara
Jane Boston
BATH March y, ar. tug scsuin with
hk Lucy \ Nichols Boston.
EoOTIIIAN-A March IS ar SENS Frank
q Rich. Boston: s + Hitchcock Ilag-
setts Cove to load ice for New York.
Sid. hs II = Husscy Wilmington Del:
Golden, do; William 7 DonneI do: Colt
en- Bail. Salem. y j. William NJ Bird
Philadelphia: Elliot /. Dow. New York
JoS.rh L9ther do; Lucy ti9oper. do:
Madagascar. do: Roger DurrN. do: Addie
Fuller. do; Ada G Shorthand do: Mary +
Corson, do, Hannah f Carleton. do: Oro-
limbo. do: \ Bana, Boston: Silver Wave.
do: Belle Bartlett Portland. Annie Sar-
gent do: Cinderella do.
BELFAST-March Is. ar. sch Nolant,
Ruckland.
EASTPoRT-March is. ar. sim Daniel
Manning, Boston.
WISCASS ET-March is. sid. sch Mary
Il Rogers Brown. pamariscotta river.
TRANSFORMING Is ar, sch HAIRY
Au2uSts. Bucksport. for New York.
In port, sch Electa Bailey, for New
York.
MACHlAS-Merch H. Sid. schs Rowena
Morrill,. st John for Boston; Three Sisters
ST John for New York: Regina, Boston.
Forest Belle, Boston.
ROCkI.AND-Ma March IS sid, schs Nor
ris ana Cliff, Nash, New York; A Hcaton.
Written, New York: Yankee Maid, Clark.
Boston.
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bled with an
ovarian tuinOr,
each year grow
ing worse. un-
til at last |
was compelled
to consult Will
a physician.
He said
nothing could
be done for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19
Polo Games.

A. New Haven-New Haven. H. Meri-
den. >.
AJ terbury-Waterbury, =. WaIng-
ford z.
A. NV Brita.n-New Britain. g. Hart
fArl- q
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nlar12,dlws

$4,000 stock and fixtures of one of the
btSt httcd and located lunch ana confec-
tionery stores in Boston. located in Ire
mont Row. Boston. Seats Il. open seven
days IN a week: store is SoX2i aud is es-
pecally adapted and situated for any
KIND of business. Rent is $500 has a five
years lease ana is doing one of the larg-
est trades in this line of business. Any
one looking for It store of this kind or for
any other business cannot find a better
one. Feeding upwards of $50 per DAY
w. +. CARRCTHERS.
- School Street Boston.
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Foreign Ports.

LEGHOEN-March Is. ar sim Boil
via, New York. via Marseilles, etc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IS. ar sims
cutie, New York; Lucania. New York
CANNES-March Is, ar. sim Auguste
Victoria New York. via Ports ton
Oriental cruisel
HANRE-AIarch Is. ar. sim La Gas
cogne New York.
ST JOHN, \ B-March is. ar. sch
Onyx, Mckinnon, Gabarus.
CID. sch Canary WATSON, Salem.
llSBON-March Is. ar ok Julia ST
Johns. y +.
LINERPOOI--March Is. ar. sum Saga
more. Boston.
, HALiFAN. \. S.-March Is. ar. sim
Portia, Farrell. New York.
Sid hriSt Moss Glen. Hire. Pernambuco.
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Spanjsh War Notes.

An "hit'a, - ,.r,,i. Wo',,
~ hncn sold
"'o NV II ''
The torpedo boat fooie arrived at key
| West. FRIDAY afternoon, from CharieS-
ton by way % JachAoilNii ms
! A dien,tch 10 the London Daily Mail
from brussels saws no approach has been
maJn "a p.lpi,,tn for arbitration nvcr th,.
VIM,
'''"'''
| The crew Of Inc hlbpsi+rcr DauntleSS.
Il in all, finding occupation gone by the
| *.izllr" Of the boat. Jolhtd IN" navy at
NV VI .''"9' ''"F
The Madrid lmparciaI. Friday, said:
LIP" instructions sem - ne torpedo 10
/ due t" the government desire that tho
/ squadron should be escorted 10 Cuba by
| a cruiser. ana for n" "lhtr reason.
| STEPS have. been taken b> tho engineers
office at Washington for tht. eNprnditurn
! Of the - O4u. $50 originally allotted ONT Of
! M. d,r.nc. fund far M. continuation nf
| the yarinus works Of fortifir,tinns pr,l.
ttrally an Of if w.ill liz. devoted to m, A.
l,nti. Am 1;,ttI rn,1t+
-. ,..,
~ - ~ ,'''' 20 ,i.' - tiH"Cil
~" it,''''N 81, :" Niihhl N' Ptl
r or M"hr"', ""isp"l iiIhI l'f th'
'I'r,5 ..,.,.,.,i .,,.. .,,., I.,,,.r, 4
,l IN A.,li.,, i.ft E.ri,t.y "a, cb,t
t,, ttt, - MIL - ,,.,.'.
"''' '''''' vac '
Twelve toms Of supplies for the re-
concentrates ia cuba wer. started
s.,,,b ~ van f,,,,, rir,ipu.t; t.,jaa..
49,,
l h'N consist ~ i"'". 'l"th4i!E anu me-.
icinu ana are the result ~ voluntary
contributions from that titN
tl'"i"''"I,T H'' III t'' 'Ni-f"i'-
" 'i1 VII SUMS y, .!t' '''l,u '9'aA'" ,"'
az NV - ,.'' '+' ~
~, ,',,'' XXX ~ ,'L2, LIZ i.'N T.
tt,,.sr | c,tf. ttt
,ot,ld MOI ira M. V,l ia |
tracts fnr mos, Of ,.,r,,.l mn. f ~,
rn,diat.. .biu,o.of
SECRETARY ~ DIX. Tr..~,3,,. ,-it,,I..- :
Foster. In ar lntaryi.v nu tb.. cuban sim /
attnu an T.l.tn Ohio l-,4d,t. -,it. ...rt..
drct4inr f.r r-l.. ar y.,y Il, TIM itt. u,t,.
Spaiu 81. r,ist .,,...,.t ,.,i, i,,..,,-..,'ti..
in suba ar st.. ,,t,-, G..l.,.. 49, s.
tat pr.f-,,.- ,-i,'t,I. ,i,ti..,. III t;,.' . y
1ifinn III fh. i-f,,,d .,,,,l tl. l,.,,. "e
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When You Are Tired

Without extra eXertion. languid. dull
and listless. Your blood is failing to
supply to Your muscles and other or
cams the vitalizing and strength Civ
ing properties they require. Hoods
Sarsaparilla cures that tired feeling by
enrichins and purifying the blood. II
will give YOU energy and vigor.
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AN OPERATION AVOIDED.
Mrs. Rosa Gaum Writes to Mrs..
Pinkham About it. She Saws:

DEAR Mrs. PINKHAM:-I take pleas.
ure in writing you a few lines to in
form You of the good your Vegetable
Compound has done me. cannot
thank You enough for what your mcdi-
cine has done for me; it has. indeed.
helped me wonderfully. oua
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Two More Bodies Recovered.

HaVana. March l>.--Oue Spanish and
'ur American divers have been working
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19

Hoods Pills are easy to take. easy
10 operate. Cure Indigestion, bilious
ness. pc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19

relieved il Immediately II is wonderfully soothn.
and healing 10 the skin. DR. Chaplin attended, and
says the powder is great - and 80 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-19
Omfort Powder

A child, OF Aurora. Ne. had Eczema on its face
head. and body, causing intense pain.