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MARINE OBSERVATIONS.

Special Dispatches 10 Poss-Intelligencer.
TATOOSH, April 1t p. m,--Hxrome-
ter. DE: cloudy: wind east, twelve miles.
Outward. ship in tow Of tug Sea t.ions
m: a steam schooner, at $50 y. m. In
ward, a four-masted schooner IN tow Of
tug Sea Lion at zst5 p. IA. Outside, bound
IN. a vessel In tow.
SEAH BAY. April 23.-4 y. m--cloudy:
light cas-. wind.
CLALLAM BAY. April 81 p. NJ
Cloudy; calm
poRT ANGELES. April 25-Baromeser.
D. %; cloudy: wiaa east. two miles.
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MARINE NEW >.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 23.--Arrived-
Str Aacklnaw. from Tacoma; ctr Well
ington. from comox; Blk Gathercr. from
Tacoma: tug fearless, from Seattle. Sail
ed-Bk Dominion, Cor Port Townsend
sehr Witzmann, for Unaisska; brig Gene
Va. for Seattle. blk Nsorphine. Tor Ai.tsk:
sh Santa Clara. for kariuk; str Areafa,
FOR Coos bay: schr Ruby a. Cousins, FOR
Coos bay
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-; s1nnx-aEAL ESTATE
= JORDAN.
enf Gsfass and insurance.
( ecd cosoaaa. BLOCK
- FEB CENT. x.,x,rar,,vsr
- ips cerner. isaxiss web ingray .,ss.
- rom posso.aee. ooN iH~
~ van; soDssainx s'0
PRICES.
! ~ skven-ro1m strictly mooern
- s. nenson Mi. elegant iocalsen.
80 eoyner ios 61xzH feet. ana q
- srnsun modern house, brick soun-
4 - Flfse<nsh avenue. Heuscn BILL,
fS..s~ uuyfth nf Madison
4 SO s-foom modern house, beau
- s.~stson, comma nss.ng unobstrlcied
- q sosnf. city and fnountains' IN
E y~oour hotsse. newly painted and
er-~f. 5zsa room: lot saxis feet; only
sssatsS walk from posso1ice; Two car
a ane suburban home: close 70 Lake
Essaaegscr; cost owner s'.'S' WIZ sSH
800 ~ room house and barn: good
f-s&sfinr. on Twentieth avenue be-
- Ezxi Marion and East sDt.ng.
= 49, 4-ro5ul house CT Insial l1ner;s:
- street. near car lines. Twenty
:. - ssod s-rsom house: lots Of berries;
s611. near car line.
THAT ARE
GREAT BARGAINS.
e = - acrss. rs nsssss from Seattle. on
ssstaea' iM acres under piog. good
1870. dairy, cider mill. etc.
n ~ - acres Bottom. Is miles south Ok
szsr. az sxssfSad, 80 acres under psoW-
s Se-E acres. ali under cultivation; good
-. xreerEouss and garden. fine view
q scund: - fruit trees.
AT
GREAT
BARGAIN pe,cws
sw-,e lots, axin and 4exioo. overlooking
Lac Washing Ton: on ear nue, street
efnded f5ns location.
{ ns-n lots right IN the town OF Brook
m close 10 the car lines, iSgetissr with
: - foot "a cornerl lot jlss acrass the
..rse. from the county courthouse,
4 ~ Zine. GIlsi sn lot on tide fats;
efsxt bargain. csoss 10 extensive iiii-
afesssnentS.
- 81 fiAs lots. ore whale block. level,
&c view, close 10 Car slnes good. level
awe 70 property.
t-@{a& VI stif stx4ss1t sEtz QA fkAEtisEi avn
~. bxIu9 feet, commanding the bs.st
sisW IL Lake Washington Of any 10, in
- city.
r. Fine s1xi28 foot lot, on Fifteenth ave-
zee, north Of Madison. very choice res
&<ace .of.
Fine corner on Eighteenth avenue.
kieeks north Of Madison. e1xs9 feet. els-
TnHt view.
ZINC nue lots. a corner. overlooking
Lke Washington On Masirona car line.
Fine building lots. ssxl0s. near MadI-
-. nne view.
T0k RESULTS
LIST YOUR
PROPERTY
WITH Me.
r. II. JORDAN,
Real Estate and Insurance.
and C0loniai Block.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLI~-No-
sice of Assessment Roi. OF Local I'M
prevement District No. iis. for the I'M
provement OF First Avenue. In the City
of Seattle. under Ordinance No. Atm,
and hearing thereon.
Noiice is hereby given that the assess-
ment roll OF Local Improvement District
No. las. for the Improvement of First
Avenue. under Ordinance No 4,Is0, has
been reported by the Board OF Public
Works 10 the City Council OF the City OF
Seattle. and = now on fls in the ONCE
OF the City Comptroller and ex-oiiicio City
Clerk. and the same Is now open for pub
lic inspection at said ONCE and viii. remain
open for inspection until Monday, the End
all persons Interested are hereby required
to appear before the City Council at a
session thereof to be held In the Council
Chamber In the City Hall on said 2nd
make objections thereto AT said time 50
fixed the City Council will consider any
and all objections made. and viii make
such corrections In said ro.l as II deems
such roll. and levy and assess the amounts
thereof against each parcel and lot OF
land shown in said roll and declare the
same a arst lien thereon. Said matter
may be adjourned to later date IL 90
ordered by the City Council. -
OF the City OF Seattle.
Date OF first publication. April Is, 1883
CITY rREAsuRER's NorcE-The fol-
lowing warrants viii he paid upon pre-.
eentation at the City Treasurerss office
Interest on said warrants will cease at
the expiration OF fifteen days from the
date Of the first publication OF this no.
tfce:
WASHINGTON Street. Ordinance No $50.
Warrants Nos. AL 10 ll6 inclusive
A. II. rOOTE.
City Treasurer OF the City Of Seattle,
Date Of first publication. April 70. 1884
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xcuRsIoH TO-DAY.

The first excursion 20 SnoauaIrs.s win
run today. leaving here at 80 q. a. wax-
rers band viii furnish music. Round
trip 81
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alaska -KL0ND|KE WANTS. |


BAILEY, LITTLE 4 CO. promoters 20. q
give ali necessary information rsspscL-
.ng. that new country. They are noW
making ARRANGEMENTS for 2 sscoaa s ,ass,
May e. Remember. these expeditions
are In charge OF competent u1sns ana
ones well acquainted with the MotxspIs
and Yukon countries Room - Washing
ton building.
KorzEBuE souND-The new. ssaunch.
fass-safiinE schooner Laurel viii Ieave
10 Kotzsbue sound points May I: the
party win be headed by an experiences
guide. who has thoroughly explored me
passage and freight. For particulars ana
interview with guide Apply 10 n "A
Prsndse. general manager. Scaeuerman
s sioesi corner First avenue snd ehe'''
KoTZEBUE SOUND.
$50
Round trip.
Schooner Bering Sea viii sail April .
from White Star dock. foot Spring street,
70 remain with party the entire %ason-
LEXINGTON. WADDEIL d CO.
- and IS Starr-Boyd Block.
KOTZEBUE SOCND-Be sure and get our
proposition before securing passage. Gee
anic Packing Company. White Star dock.
foot OF Spring street Phone. PIKE 10.
I WANT 90 people to go to Kotxebue
sound on strictly first-class ship. For
special rates call upon A. Corcoran. I'LL
Second avenue.
ST. MICHAEL-Freight. boats. machin-
cry. supplies transported at lowest rates.
Seattle-AlaskA Company. II Colonial
block
READ AovERTTsESTENT at crystalliseA
Eggs. Twenty-frst page.
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AONEf CAN BE MADE and big money
us ueea made by investors who haye a.
souEts "a ry hands twenty years % sac
eesSsM dealing. write for particulars
WL.ea VIII prove interesting 20 alt per-
sons Having money invested NJ regular
interest rates. Charles Hughes. Invest
meas Broker. & Wall street New York.
h0IZERCE-Ten men with good refer
shees and <lso each can Join a select par
" or Seatuelfes who know where they
are going: none but those meaning bust
cess need apply. Gail ~ room 10 Hinck-
ley block for particulars
S2-BEAT 1T IF YOU cAN-$sne
fIss.ciasE fare TO Dawson City ard 30
POUNDS freight for $40 Cali on Capt.
shannon manager Alaska Co-op<aatve
Co.. Rooms Ste S.arr-Royd block
kOTZEBCE SoIND-I.owest rate. and
nrsi-class accommodations on safe and
fass boats Seattle Alaska Company. IL
colonial block. next 70 postof!ce-
READ ADVERTISEMENT Of CrystalIised
Eggs. Twenty-drsf page
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A. y. NICHOLS & Co,
Teal Estate investments.

90 and 81 Halter Block.
eAe-Lot, elxfa0 feet, on Fourth avenue,
Close TO Pike. with four cottages.
&NV-LtoNbss corner. l3,xi2b; fire view OF
TIE Sound. twelyc-room house
GN~-ssx-roefn cottage. close 10 Union
Hsfses. on Sixth.
-six-room cottage on Eastiake street.
close TO Denny way fine view of tho
aonnd.
&l-flye-roon cottage on car line.
Yts1v~Fotr,rcofn cottage on car line.
Hea;oa Hill addition. We have 80 lots In
this addition we car sell from $500 TO $50
on easy payment. abstract with each lot I:
tito perfect.
kts~ Forty-ssshf lots on car line. this prop
erty was sold for 90 In 1888: one OF the
Best buys III the city. owner must have
money, abstract. title perfect
A. +. NICHOLS 4 co. Halter Block
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SIGNS am HOUSE NUMBERS.

ALUMINIUM AND ENAMEL LETTEIa
ara figures fer ssxas ana house rsmsera
O. xesses wAy-
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kLoNpikE-AEssKA MAPS.

aNDE2SONss kicndlke Map. showing
claims corrected 10 Mareh Is from sd-
paid. So eenss. O. p Anterwo.s. sear,se
la,tonas Bank building. Seattle.
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kLoxprkE-MrxEs FOR SALE.

FOB sAI.E-A choices placer claim on
Henderson creek. y. ". T.. title per-
se~-. all go az A bargain II taken Quickly
Apgsv 10 Henderson, care Poxt-In-
retfigencer
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t-kLoND:kE-aIfDE.

Will. gzgid@ hunting. exraer5nr or pros.
rscfszg parties 10 southeast ALASKA
Nakmiat or tbs Alaska peninsula L 4
Ea.ss- ztss Second avenue. upstairs xxsss
Gcsag.tS Fgosf Tent 90. Il. @. Box tsa
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KLONDIKE-suPPLIEs.

LOOK at these prices on Klondlke hard
ware: sxie wall tents. ESQ; oak sleds.
siI8: Winchester repeating rifles $3.50;
Rof,.rt Mann douhie-hst axes Sc: single
Bit. Csc: Disston s-foot whipsaws $50:
one-.nar saws. G.s5; miners lamps. lie:
pitch. &c; manila rope, C.. spring po.rt
shoyeIs sc; picks. Soc; 1919 other arti-
cses at right prices. We have no big rent
10 gay ard although you have 10 paw
street car fare &c come and see us. you
will save % per cent MaruG's. zsas FRS,
avenue.
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Gen. cherif Pasha has been appointed
Tuskish ambs Nzdor 20 Norway and ovO.
via
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wANTED-Posstion by licensed marine
engineer to go to the Yukon: first-class
references. Address III 81. Post-Intelh-
Gencef.
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FOR SALE-sTEAMERa

STEAMSHIPS FOR KT4oEpIkEs-A ~.
lection OF cheap steamships for sa sn,f
able &c rtln Dsswe@gs Seattle and Alaska
Steam vessel circular Samuel Eclrss-
6 Broza street New Ysrk
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FOR aAL.E OR 7'RADE~As-acre ranch. %
Acres IN cultivation fine marsh land lse
be4<mx fsffi trees. nns nesghborhooi,
Gcai schooi. Itave nee and ten-acre
trssis close 60 Seattle cheap Fine ranch
Tor rsrt near Port Gamble II YOU want
to.s III s,c~aa. BROOKLYN or Denny Fuhr-
Man additions. or any parf Of seattle
] car 40 you good. In homes fFesp 40 up
10 $500 ! have the best ha gains la the
city, Cali and see me IL yeu want 10
buy traaa or sell. Have been IN the real
estate business sn Seattle FOR the past
seven years Jacob Miller. ~ New York
ONE OF the fines. homes on Queen
Arms HI ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81. 90
Fer sposss<<s. modern. good repair !
ard room. large Tot: tina view. on
81 Madison street cable ............. 6. 0sn
eessa roqm modem house. Rentoa
I'M .1.,..s ..,,.........,......s..,s.,. i.soo
MT bargains IN Nala Waiia houses
AsF 10 -e%ss+ .ts..s.t+st-F-- tsss5
Fsvs years time go pay for Anything We
have. I ger cent interest
KELSEY 4 FORTY
us New York block.
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Fred Mosher. who returned home a
few weeks ago from the Maine General
hos pital. W here he had been for several
months as result Of falling from a
bridge at Pennington. will return 10
the hospital to have his knee cap nNed-
1t is now in three pieces and one keeps
getting out Of place. The pieces VIII
be wired together until they are iriiiiS
knit. Kervin Hanks will accompany
Mr.. Nosher to the hospital.
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The Coast DefenceS.

Ono half the number of improved cannon.
moIiIrs and eriplGcemrnts will he located and
placed in suitable position ere the eXpiration
1895 The Artillery Board is constantly making
practical surveys. FAR these relate 10 the
army. and the establishment of adequate mill
tary protection of our sea board, frequently
urged upon the government by the chambers of
commerce Of our maritime cities, Is receiving Il
strong reinforcement from this source. Mean
While there is means of defence from greater
physical calamity which afflicted with
nervousness or dyspepsia should neglect. and
that is the use of Hostetter'S stomach HittcrS
which by restoring the tone Of the nerves and
stomach inyigorateS the entire system II also
remedies and prevents malarial. kidney and
rheumatic ailments and cures bilioUsncsS and
constipaton. IT is capital appetizer and pro-
notes sound repose. Those who have been cured
by it speak in no uncertain tones as 10 The Of
fectiveness OF his celebrated medicine In dis
ease and medicinal stimulant.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

The statement of the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company which appears
in another column. this morning. is Of
much interest To all those who have or
desire life insurance. 1t shows that
this old company holds a larger proper
tion Of its business than any other
company doing business in Maine. The
figures are official and prove that this
company. more than any other. suits
the needs of its customers. 1t has done
business in Maine % years, In Janu-
AIRY Of the present year it paid OYER
$!o000 in policy claims in Maino
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

The whist party given by the Uni
Ncrsalist Y. 7. I. at the home of Miss
Alice Welch On State street. Wednes-
day evening, was we'll attended and a
very pleasant evening was passed.
Harry Reid and Dr. f. G. Briggs were
awarded the gentlemen's prizes, while
MIS-. DR.. G. II. Brickett and Miss Ella
Red look the ladies prizes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

Sherburnc < Daley the new firm
make their debit in a startling one
fourth page ad that means business.
The boot and shoe bargains. those who
have had such remarkable oppor-
tunities for stocking up With clothing
at low cost. can now complete the out
fit at The low prices announced IN TINS
ad
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

The Cony Gice Club have made ar
rangcmonts 10 go to Winthrop on Thurs
day evening of next week. They are ais"
negotiating with parties ut Fr"nch's cor
ncr in West Gardiner ana expect to ="
here soon
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

The annual report Of The Mutual
Life Insurance Company Of New York
just issued shows that company 10
have made noteworthy advances. as
usual. in every department Of its busi-
ness. The assets on December 81 l%91.
amounted to $253. Sc.i27 showing an
incrcaS" for the year Of $l9.o42 80 4.
rhe cash income for the T. months a@
.srcgatcd $5l. l62, Co.'S, and the dishursa-
ments for death claims, matured en-
dowments. dividends and other ac-
counts TO $36, oiO6O99 The surplus
fund from which dividends are p2iL
now amounts 10 $35, sos, l9i. Wiz II
the growth of income it Will De
observed that corresponding benefit
is derived by those who hold the com
pany's contracts. a brief examination
of their statement of the years busl-
ness in our advertising columns VIII
show the care and sagacity shown by
the management of this great com
panv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

Rev. j. S Williamson went to Ban
gor, yesterday. to visit Frank Ather-
ton. the Augusta young man injured
in the OrOno wreck severel week ago.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

The frankie Carpenter Company will
give Il matinee in Meonian hall, Satur-
day afternoon, presenting Wits Out
witted." Prices. children, 10 cents
adults. 20 cents: no seats reserved
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

John Hamilton. who has been at the
camps of the Augusta Lumber Com
pany on Cold stream for several
months. has returned home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

Thaddeus Fuller, who has been the
guest Of his brother. John Fuller since
last August. will return to his home.
Fitzgerald. Georgia in a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

f. l.. Webher has a new supply Of
gilt edge" chickens and all the neces-
sary green stuff" to make a dinner tit
for a-Yankee.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

Albert Houlgicr was fined s. for IN
toNication 10y Judge Andrews in the
municipal court. yesterday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

This warm weather does not seem to
diminish the pile of snow near the wharf
that was hauled there by the teams from
OFF water street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

j. W. I}oynton of North Windsor,
vas one of Thursdays guests in the
city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

Ray Coburn of North Windsor. was
in the city. yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04
Daily Kennebec 3ournaL
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

q. W. Ouimby is in Boston buying
Easter novelties.
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4 Card.

We. the undersigned. do hereby agree to r-.
fund the money on fifty cent bottle OF Greene .
Syrup OF Tar II it fails to cure your cold or
cough. we also warrant twenty-five cent bottle
to prove satisfactory or no pay
Bowditch Webster. John Coughlin,
r. x. Courtemanche. Arthur Tetrault
Mixer 4 Johnson +. G.. Kinsmxn Co..
Chas. K. Partridge. Temple Pharmacy.
A. Il. Hutchinson. G. Fl. B,ane
4 . Aob,1sop Co. uhss Ward 4 c.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
kennebec County. March Term. 1893. Hon.
VIM. p. Whi,ehouse Justice Presiding.
w. s. CHOATE. Clerk.
y. l.. MCFADDEN, Sheriff.
:. J. ESTES. Stcnographer.

W. ;. CHoATE. Cltrk
y. L. McfAbpEN, sheriff.
$ }. ESTES Stcnographer,
Augusta March n lNa>
tn" court was occupied ~ hearing court
matters. today. aud several cases for
naturalization were before il.
Winiam Forlin Andrew l. Ilekh1rt
49,. ,.t,, n. v-..,,.;r l
INA '|''' = i-'N n - N"''i N'i'' "''
Luigi HiHnchl ana Edward A. White "f
Augusta wrr" admitted to cjtizsaship.
Following il Il corrected Hst nf thr iary
trials for TINS term
TI'ESDAY MARCH
lt-I.cIoir y l,olwav C1oir. Itolwav
91-nolway y. Tetrault. tIolwal: Clair
vr,p<rSDAy NARCtIq
~. ,,a+.s .''.i. ,.,.....
Io''-loheS y. MAhniacturlhE ana invest
m"ht -" lI""h' "'itoiS'
THURSDAY, MARCH 10
2G-tiyG Y. burgess Williamson q BHF-
ieiGh; fiolWay. ,,.,i,
2-S-J"fhhh v norton. llcStl"h " my
n"N
FRIDAY. MARCH H.
lpt-i'amren = Burbank field; Healh
=" -, III III a.. ! I,,l,o, Il, rhre,,,. b..
pro,.t e 1,ou.,, "'''' II
iiO-Thompson i. Lewiston sun. Heath
4 Andrews; carleton & Hesclton:
d e. ,
80 =
to3 l'''o' Y i'''iS' 'o'''P''''i'
9ti f.,.,- :. .ra,,ior u-ilti,,nea,, g. pm
,airh v ''' W '''''' " ''"'
uOEnAv MARCH II
1H-fIenrv ! n,.nnis-Cnrnish. smear
iisannn SAW ca,na ~. 'l',t, notintc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

y T. Mosher of China. was a visitor
10 Augusta, Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

Aaron Turner of Windsor pass" !
Thursday IN Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

no doubt all our readers have care
fully pcrused the article describing
.Nabastine. which appears across the
foot of another page This is the
product of a Michigan city-Grand
Rapids-long famous as the greatest
furniture manufacturing center in the
country. Alabastine has enhanced that
fame. The story told in the article re-
fened to is full and plain. All who
the claims of this natural wall coating
are backed up by solid merit. Wal
paper ana kalsomines are entirely out
of the running With Alabastinc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04
EXPENDITURES in

EN Pc NDITt RES IN
tlaims by death. cndowments
and annuitieS. surrendered
policies and dividends or
returns premiums. total paid
policyholderS ..................
Taxes. Expenses. including
agents commissions. adver-
tising, salaries, &c...........
Profit and loss account. in
Guiding premiums on bonds
purchased. and 500. 900
charged off from real estate
TO cover possible deprecia-
ton ............
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

Miss Grace Downing is showing signs
of Improvement.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04
i845. 1898.
SD ANNUAL STATEMENT.
OF THE
Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Co.
NEWARK, N. j..
As1Zi DODD, President.
i898.
AMZi DODD, President.

RECEIPTS IN 1885,
Received for premiums........ $. SOC. l9l 4
Received forinterest ana rents 3,227 ,927 81
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

\
cash on hand and in banks.
Loans on collateral. L. S.
bonds and other securities.
I nited States and other
bonds. par.
First bonds and mortgages
on real estate. ..............
Real estate.
Loans on policies in force. ....
Agents balances and cash
Obligations Observation-Disclosures.
Interest due and accrued. go.
Net deferred and unreported
premiumson policies in force
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04
$HERBURNE: DALEY
Successors Phhm @ame Clothing hd and Shoe Augusta

{. II. Waldron OF Belfast. was in III"
city Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Reserve funi / per cent and
all other claims. mS............. 81
Surplus, company $ standard.
Surplus by legal standard of
\. j., \. y. etc, based on
market value of assets and 4
per cent. reserve.
Policies issued and revived in
1871. -. li9, insuring. 3
Pollcles in force Jan. LIST, 1895.
". .JS. lnSurinS S.....-..-...... 23
The company has paid over $.
Maine and has n larger per &c
the Insurance it has written in
now in force than any other COZ
G. +. DUNLAP. District
2S Exchange St. PortIa
F. II. E\WRIGHT. So. Gardir
Special Agent.
mHrChi.eodtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04
ASSETS JANUARY

Total expenditures
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-04

I $50. J62 "a
is, jSS as
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ACIDIrY In SUILS.

In another column We publish
an article by DR.. Maxwell of the
Hawaiian Planters Experiment
Station ON the relative sensibility
of plants to acidity in soils. The
data were secured by DR.. Max
well by adding different percent
ages of citric acid to soils in
which II different kinds of seeds
were planted. The growth of the
plants was then noted. The arti-
Gle is valuable to agriculturists in
these Islands. Too great stress
cannot be laid on the utility of
this and kindred articles on the
results of experiments pertaining
directly to local conditions. With
the exception of the growth of SUI
gar and coffee very little is known
of the use to which the soil in the
Islands can be put with success.
Given conditions and a prescribed
treatment furnish the producer
with positive data on which to
work.
The article by DR.. Maxwell has
recently been published in two
well known foreign scientific ma
gaines. 1t is to be regretted that
the author cannot be induced to
furnish articles more frequently.
The Gazette experiences consider
able difficulty in getting him to
talk for publication.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1898-01-11

the future an audacious youth to do
inmate English aristocrats?"
General Washington replied: My
Lord, in the near future I shall be Pres
ident of a new nation. 1 shall in my
message to its legislative body. warn
them against entangling alliance with
foreign Governments. Unless forbid
den by Mrs. Washington 1 shall warn
them, now that I have had this vision,
against foreign matrimonial alliances
which may undo the work of these last
eight years Who will live to put the
brakes on the wheels of history?'
The two commanders, arm in arm,
walked silently to the side board of the
Nelson house. What indeed had they
fought for? And then, in terror, in
sorrow, at the strange and unseemly
picture cast by the dream, they walked
arm in arm, to the bluffs of the York
river. repeating together in despon-
dency: "A common destiny, common
language, a common Shakespeare, a
Royal flag at the end of the line carry
ing beer to Yankee boy"
And the vision came to pass.