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The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
ENGLISH JUDGES BLACK CAP.

There is one part of the dress belong. ing to the order of the coif-the black cap-which the judges in England always put over their wigs when pass ing sentence of death. Little Is known concerning this black cap, and many mistakes have been made about it, Sergeant Pulling, in his work, "The Order of the Golf" previously referred to. says: 'tThe black cap, or sentence cap, of the judges and sergeants is certainly not the coif, as Lord Camp bell repeatedly states. It is, on the con- trary, the covering expressly assigned to veil the coif, on the only occasion when the coif is required to be hidden By the ancient privileges of the ser- geants, the coif was not to be taken off even in the royal presence. The chief insignia of the order was to be so dis played when sitting on the bench or pleading at the bar, but this rule seems always to have been departed from in passing sentence of death.
 ''The head of the administrator of justice was then covered, as token of sorrow, by the black sentence cap. This cornered cap, black cap, or sentence cap as it is sometimes termed, Is a piece of 10 dol uo md ST qoluM 'uloIo YoBIq duIIT the wig. The cap is rarely put on except when a prisoner has been convicted of murder, and then the judge places the cap on the top of his wig and passes sentence of death"
 When the judges sit in the criminal courts and when attending church in state they always carry the black cap in their hands as a part Of their regular judicial attire. The black cap is also worn by the judges on the day when the new Lord Mayor goes in state to the royal courts of justice to be sworn in.- Gentleman's Magazine.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
Announcement.

After 30 years of successful business Gin which time we have occupied two stores1 we have decided to terminate our lease, which expires soon. The only point of special in terest to the reader is the prices we put on the goods to sell them out. Look at the
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jEPHTHA ENcAMpmENT, NO. 3
works the Royal Purple, With Visitors from
VAUDEVILLE and Gardiner Present.

Jephtha Encampment, No. 3, had a
grand time. last evening. working the
royal Purple degree on two candidates
win TWO grand officers and visitors
from Ahiram Encampmcnt, No D.
OF Naterville. and Evergreen Encamp-
ment, No. 45, of Gardiner and Valley
Lncampment, No 10, of Waldoboro,
present as follows:
''rahu High Priest Henry G. Thons
I'll bangor, Grand Junior Warden Hor-
ace l-oierng of Waterville Members
Oh Ahlram Encampment, Patriarchs
NhoWlton, Dollon, fitzpatrick. Ticker,
ta&ar Moves, Lamont. knaun, Drum
mona. a. Chamberlain, H. Chamber
ioIh' simpson Rand. Crosby. Chesloy,
berry Norris, Cannon, Turner. Val
ley Encampment Patriarch Achorn.
evergreen Encampment, Patriarchs
Morrow, Hamilton. Jackins. Cannon.
'ioodcn, Robertson. Goodrich. Earring
ton king. Douglass. White, Sour. w
- Lehman, f. T. Lehman, Perry.
After the lodge work the Patriarchs
adjourned to the banquet hall where
inc party of over 80 partook of ban
Huet- The visitors left for home on the
Pullman trains.
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Waldo Pomona Grange.

Waldo county Pomona Grange met
with Seaside Grange. Belfast. Tuesday.
March LIST. Nearly 3G9 members were pres
..nt. rrpr. seniiuE y grange The @rang"
was opened in the hfth degree by Worthy
Master J. q. Harding The officers We're
al present except FIor;t.to winch position
Mra Tneston Wadlin WAS appointrd \
c.;ts, of l1 Was instructed in the tfti do
grrc. The following oranges reported;
Morning Light, Monroe; Star of Progress.
Jackson: Rising sun. Knox: Harvest
Moon Thprndikc: Silver Harvest, Wal 10:
Comet SwanYIllc: Sandy Stream. Unity:
Morrill, Mystic belmont; Mon harvest.
MontviIlc: biriso Freedom; South
Branch. Prospect; Equity. Belfast; Gran
itc. North S"arsp"rt; Seaside. Ecit3Si'
Victor, SoarSmnnt; Frederick Ritchi".
Waldo: South MontVille; Hillside. Thorn
dixie: Sunlight. Knox.
At the noon recess picnic dinner was
served in the dining room. Seaside Grange
furnishing tea. coffee, beans. brown
The afternoon session opened with mus
IT, by the choir of Seaside Grange. y
hearty and hoSptablc address of welcome
was given ~ Jennie Leavitt of Seaside
Grange ami WAS responded to by Past
Master y. Q. Bowen,
The question, Resolved. That the Law
PASSED hv the last Legislature in regard
10 road commissioners is detrimental to
rural towns was discussed by Joseph
Ellis. w. L. Thompson Tolford Durham,
D. Q. Bowen of Waldo Pomona Grange
ana Bro. Goodwin Of Somerset. Three
musical selections followed: song by
choir. duet by Mrs. \. J. Morrison and
Miss lu Mason: song by Mrs. Jesse Web
her. Mrs Joseph Mckcrn rccted How
old Nose Counted the Eggs. ana Past
Master y. l., Midget sang two popular
songs Mrs. Alexander rccitcd The
liusking Bee. followed BY Miss rl"ora
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one half the numhcr of improved cannon,
Ih"fidtS and "rplacements will he located and
placed in suitable position ere the expiration of
l>9A- The ARTILLERY Board is constantly making
practical surveys, 50 far as 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
WIN" HER" is means of defence from greater
physical calamity which no one afflicted with
ner' business or dyspepsia should neglect. and
that IS tue use Of Iostcttcr'S Stomach BittrrS
winch by restoring the tone of the nerves and
stomach invlgorates the entire system. 1t also
remedies ani prevents malaIial. kidney and
rheumatic ailments, and cures biliousncss and
nstipation. 1t is Il capital appetizer and pro
NOTES sound rcpoS". Those who have been cured
by II speak in no uncertain tones as to the eff
forgiveness of this celebrated medicine in dis
"is" ara a: 4 medicinal stimnant.
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ARE YOU TO LIVE IN ALASKA.
Some Requirements That Will Be Found
indispensable.

The universal article of diet in that
country, depended upon and indis-
pehsable. is bread or biscuit. And to
make the bread and biscuit, either ir
the camp or upon the trail, yeast can
not be used-it must be baking powder;
anu the powder manufactured by the
processes of the Royal Baking Powder
company miners and prospectorS have
learned IS the only one which Will
stand IN that peculiar climate of cold
ana ualnpneSs ana raise the bread and
biscuit satisfactorily.
THESE facts are very Important for
every one proposing to go to Alaska
and he Yukon country to know. for
should he be persuaded by some out
filter to take one of the cheau brands
of baking powder, it VIII cost Just as
much to transport it, ana then when
nc opens it for use, after all his labor
in packing it oyer the long and difficult
route, he will find a solid caked mass
or a lot Of spoiled powder. with no
strength and useless. Such a mistake
might lead to the most serious result :
Alaska is no place in which To expert
ment in food, or try TO economize with
your stomach. For use in such a eli
mate, ana under the trying and fatigu-
ing conditions Of life and labor in that
country, everything must be the best
ana most useful. and above all it is i'm
pcratiye that all food supplies Shall
have perfect keeping qualities. II *
absurd to convey over such difficult
and expensive routes an article that
will deter iorate in transit. or that will
he found when required for use to have
lost a great part of its value.
There Is no better guide to follow in
these matters than the advice of those
who have gone through similar exueri-
cncp Mir. McOuestcn. who is called
the father of Alaska" after an cx-
perience of years upon the trail in the
camp and in the use of every Kind OF
supplv. saws: We find in Alaska that
the importance of = troper kind of ha<-
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DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNALS WEDNESDAY, MARCH o 1898

SEARSMONT-At the annual meeting
the following town officers were elected:
Moderator. a. g. caswell. clerk. A. l..
Maddocks; selectmen. assessors and over
seers of the poor. l.. G. Poor. G. S. Adams
and A. n. Jewett; town agent, l.. c. Poor
treasurer. O. d. Wilson: superintendent
of schools, A. L. Maddocks; school com
mlttee. j. w. Farrar. A. n. Jewett. G. $.
Adams truant officer. c. H. Burgess
road commissioners Jas. Fuller; collector,
>. > Bean. Appropriations: Poor, $1,000;
schools, sllii; roads and bridges, $500:
town charges, 800. contingent. 500: col
rector ana trcasurer's costs. $50; repairs
on SchoolhouSeS. $500 text books, SO.
breaking roads $500; new road near Sew
al Thomas $3.50. Resources of town over
liabilities s2llo25.
SlDNEf-After several years of Demo
cratic rui" Sidney elected a fun set of
Republican officers. Monday. SccctIncn.
A. +. Clark. G. H. Iovcioy ana Fred
Blake; road commissioner G. * Hast :
lhEs treasurer and collector Carlos
Hammond.
SOLON-Sclectmon Geo. r. Aver. Fred
Nagoon. }. Nj. Brown: town clerk rim
othy Smith. school superintendent. Q. O.
Nlttum, school committees L. s. Merrill
l.; q. Whipplo, Wright Cram Money APP
propriated: Schools So; highways
S''o; support of poor $1,000; other pur-
poses, $500
H..
Mari, Geo. W. Ervng, A. r. Turner:
town clerk, l.. W. SouIe; school commit
toe. }. e. Bartlett, Geo. ". Erving. Lc-
roy Southland. Money appropriated:
schools, what the law requires high
ways 1920; support Of poor 800. To pav
town debts and charges, 500
sThRkS -Selcctmen. II. S. Dovnn W.
=. Waugh. Il. f. Yeuton: town clerk
Wakefield Grecnleaf: school supervisor
CARA +, Doven. Money appropriated:
Schools. $500: highways $1,000 support Of
poor, $l5oo
Henry W. Allen James r. Worthlry:
town clerk. {. II. Richardson: school SUI
pcrvisor, Philip y. Stubbs. Money an
propriatcd Schools $50; Highways.
$1,000; support of poor, 800: river bridge.
$500; free high school, 500; school text
books. 81.
TEMPLE Sclectmeu. j. H. Chandler
5 \: Derby. S. Il. Norton; toxin clerk, r.
&. MOShcr, school supervisor II l.
Staples. Money appropriated: schools.
$4"t: highways, 500, other purposes. 500
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Eugene Thorn
clerk. w w. Cloud; school supervisor
Eugene Thomas Money appropriated:
Schools $500; highways 5000; support of
poor, $3.50; other purposes, 500.
Turncr-Selectmcn Horace True South
Turner. Henjdmin Jones, Turner Center.
j. +. Quimby, North Turner; town cl"rk
e. II. Bradford. Turner Center: supcrin-
t"nd"ut of schools. j. II. cunant Money
appropriated: schools. $500: highways.
$:;nn0; support of poor $l2pu: other pur-
poses Sl0tt. town debt ana interest. $s1pu.
school books. $500: repair Of schpolhouscs.
500.
NIENNA-Seloctmen y. q. Sauborn. T.
4. bradley, q. f. French town clerk. NJ
+. Eaton: trgasurer +. \. Allen; school
supervisor. NJ. f. Eaton. Money Hppr"-
priatrd: Schools $lno. highways SlaU.
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i3ihe; school supervisor. w w poore
.h"htN appropriated: Schools. $234l: high
WAYS $1,000: support of poor. $500: other
purposes, M9l3; to pay on town debt and
INTEREST $NVo
AVON Selectmcn. G. F. Real G w
1amIn. $ H. Beal. tov,n r1nri, 4
, H3aoscr' school supervisor, Elmer e.
a nniiS' Money appropriated: Schools
I''o, nls ways $Soo; support of poor, 5000;
~ Pay town officers bills. $50: on out
alal?lliS deot' 500: interest on debt, Si-0
repair OF Schoolhouses, $3.50
. NGHAAI-Sclectmcn $ 4 Smith q
S,o2arich' W b. Goodrich; town clerk. T.
t'dher' schooI committee. j. llolWaY.
a., j. Lander r: w. Moore Money APP
pr0pflated: Schools. $1,000: highways
N--'o' support of poor 500; other pur-
poses $3.50; memorial 81.
BElGRADE-Select +. f. Yraion
r. ~ Page and Grin II. Goweli town
'ivrkah ana treasurcr Ed. II. Mosh"r: road
C",,iiiI'NS'"ner; II; H. Adams school su-
~ ' ~ r. r.. - Nman Money dp-
p., tUpil"tta; highways. 5000; schools
M'"' town expenses $3.50; voted to sell
Inc. ,la poor farm. There was the largest al
tendance known at town meeting for
test cent%rrd il, M o aIncti '1Ft[St ,1 con
,nissionor =" ,, ~ t,i' tiectlon OF ROAD com
RcnubIican ilp nd GH tne - IoqF'n na5ot JGt
,lcrtnG '"'''''''''' H. H. ADAMS was
oi'tt'"'
A. NORTH T. 4 Tower. town NM -
G. Cammctt: school rommitton =
y, li'''. ~ Al'nWood g. Knight.
nipn'A s1ppr"lllditd' schools. $il6 high
nrIruns,s $500, ~ nav, d,i,,9 ',i,'
20 repair S'hooIhousr, IS.
E0oIiiBAl lARBoR-SeIectmen. G..
D. Mari; W. ~. keed' W. Q. Stavry' town
W. Mari. Sch"oi committee, T.
NJ ~ -, ~. M3oo3 ). f'H NhEhj.
i'i,,i,t f 3tt 49,. 90 l'"iS. $-,.o"'
OF 5,', fi,ri,oe,.s S--0i ~ P00'' "'''''
nn,i,It1,,r,. -,
i;itI'fl ~ li"-Sclccimen F. }. Rus
S"E' Leonard torSph, q. l.. Hayden;
town clerk, Loren smith; school commit
tr t.. Charles York f. }. Russell, Summer
Money appropriated: schools. ST.. high
ways see, other purposes. 500.
rpIS.r,I c.l.,,,,, :, \, ,Yi.. :,
". irossclt, {, n Eryant. town Ii,.rs 4
T.: Idttic: school Suprrvisor. Mr.. N.
2:Iso. ' hjE.s xs<d 8, 81" s,,n ,l5' 1t' ,ar
xIooo, WINK, H,,',.l x-,o. [r'i'
4 a. ,.,',,'ir iI,lI,,,,,I f,1n.
,.'.} - ''' H-V' -h'hlo
'''' 10y -
Hl 'NToN- SeIcctmcn. J. II. ToWlr Geo.
~ SrW<rr' [""i clErk' m, T. jordan;
Hu!''' i9'i; f. itiN'iI; money aPpfu-
i,,',,,n, ~ ,,,', >i5nn highways f''''
S'F'"'Il % poor >i-'"'
i''iN i'N'l4 - II tili'4' ~ - " M
nrN, II. T. Quimhy. ". II. Ring: toxin
clerk. O. Il. Clark; school committee. r.
j. Horscy. Henry Watson T. r. liam
Money appropriated: schools, $2.j for
books and repairs; highways. $500; sup
port of poor. $500; town charges. 500: to
ply on d tbt, 5000.
CANAAN Srlrrtrnon =. T.. Earrrtt.
Daniel Harris rhrrlrs T. Chase. town
clnrk. j. Q. a. BUTTS; school SUPERVISOR
barry T.. Harris Money appropriated:
Schools, Sl5:;N: highways, $500: support Of
poor. $1,000: other purposes. $500
CAItTJIAt.t. C.I,,t,n.n II W r,,.r,.
l., - NrIl,i, !, {, Ni,,.b,.lI. ,,,,', '1AA,i.'
''t';t' ~ ,i,'' ~ - e.
sIt,Ir4 Nn,,,.\ :,1,rrnl,,.i',tnJ. E.h,,..it
sin. bi..hlynys st9nn. eII,nurt nf nnn,
500. ON in,,u dri,t sam
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The Cony Glec Club met with tn
hest of success at their concert ut Man
chester. Monday evening. and greatly
pleased the people by their good work.
They VIII go to West Gardiner Friday
evening Their date at Winthrop mas
been changed from Thursday of TINS
week to Tuesday of next.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09

1t is not generally known that III"
city clerk by law has to send Ia tn:
polling places at least 60 ballots for
every 50 voters The number Of ballots
sent to each ward in the city for the
coming municipal election is; ward
and !. 80, Wards >. ,, and !, 800;
Ward s. 30: Ward >. $50,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09

{. ". Webster ana c. II. WinsioW OF
Litchfield. the TWO young men VINO hd'l
the suash-up on Winthrop hiiI sun
day evening. were before the muhlcipai
court. yesterday, and fined ~ each io'
fast driving. The cut on the horses leg
is rapidly healing and. by tomorrow
he win ho able to he driven to Gardi-
ntr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09

The Workmcn commenced plankinS
the Bond brook bridge. Tuesday, the
iron being all placed. Monday. There
is a very little more stone work to be
done, but by the end of the week the
bridge will be open for travel.
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ltXPENDITURES IN

{ laims by death. endowmcnts
and aunuitieS, surrendered
policies ana dividends or
returns premiums. total paid
policyholderS .....-......,......
Taxes. Expenses, including
agents commissions. adVcr-
Using, salaries, &C...........
Profit and loss account. in
GLIDING premiums on bonds
purchased. and S1D0. 900
charged off from real estate
70 cover possible dcprccia-
tlOM ..............
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Railroads and STEAMBOATS,.

LEAVE Portland. 11Oo p M: Augusta.
l.50 A. M; Waterville. 245 A. M: Ban
gor. 100 A. NJ; Arrive Lagrange. s.15 A.
NJ; Brownville, s5S A: M; Katahdin
Al, Sherman, 1880 A NJ; Island Falls,
l1.20 A. M; Smyrna Mills, 1l.55 A. M
Masardis, Ito =. NJ; Ashland. 1s5 p.
NJ Houlton, 1920 p M: Brldrewater,
LIS p NJ Presque Isle. 2os p. NJ; Car
bou 235 p M; Fort Fairfield, go p. NJ;
Dover and Foxcroft, S.15 A. M; Guilford.
30 A. NJ; Monson, lo.1s a. NJ; Greenville.
LEAVE Portland. 11.2o A NJ; Augusta.
LIS p. M; Waterville, 1,55 r. NJ; Bangor.
JAS p. NJ. Arrive Brownville, SIS p. M.
Norcross. 6.22 p. M; Sherman. 40 7. Nj
Island Falls. 745 7. NJ; Houlton, $40 ?.
p. M; Presque Isle. 1922 F. M. Caribou,
1850 P. NJ; For. Fairfield, 1910 p NJ.
LEAVE Bangor, 4.25 y. NJ.
ARRIVE Dover and Foxcroft. $40 p
ton, 7.2s p NJ; Greenvine. $40 p. NJ.
LEAVE Greenville. 80 ii. NJ; Monsoon
Junction, 6.25 A. M; Guilfor9. $40 A. M;
Dover and Foxcroft. 200 4. NJ; Brown
vile, us A. NJ; Lagrange, 77 A. Al.
ARRIVE Bangor, 9.15 Il. N.
LEAVE Fort Fairfield, $50 4. M: Car
lbou. 5.45 A. M; Presqre isle. els A. M
Houlton. 7:55 A. M. ashland. Gao A. M:
A. NJ; Island Falls, $50 a. M; Sherman,
s.13 A. NJ. Norcross, 1913 A. NJ; Brown
vile, l1.cl A. M: Arrive Bangor. 1915 p.
NJ; Wateryille; "a! + M; Augusta. isa
p. M: Portland. 5.45 j NJ.
LEAVE Caribou: NJ A. NJ: Pressure
Isle, 1l.35 A. M; Fort Fairfield, lilo A.
M; Bridgewater, 12.25 P. M; Houlton, 1.2o
2. M; Island Falls. a-lS r. M; Sherman,
vile. AZ ?. NJ; Lagrange, 5.24 P: ";
Greenville. 24o P. M; Monson, S,15 2. M;
GuIford. 357 P. M: Dover and Fox
croft: AS P. NJ; sebec. As p. NJ: Ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09

CoL Philbrook went to SkoWhcgalr
last evening. to attend the election OF
officers of Co. +, End Regiment, n, g. :.
NJ. H. VIII go. tonight, to Lewiston,
where the pand is to he Inspected.
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l<ENNt3Bl 'Nl<-Srect men Aldison f..
l iaiey, L"ndall W. Nash. samuel Robin
school committee, j. u. O. Powers, Collins
Emmons, Mrs, Eben Stronach. Money ap-
propriatcd: Schools, 500 highways, $4,000;
fiupport OF poor. 5000; other purposes
High school, $500; text books. $500; town
debt. $500: street lights, $l59D: rental $3.50
kENNEBI IMPORT Selec,men. PALM
or a. TWomhly, Andrew Perkins. George
\. Perkins, town clerk, Chas. 4. Gilman;
school committee, ". f. Walker. Geo. r.
Seavey. Geo. A. Perkins Money appro-
priated Common schools. $1,000. lIiph
school $1,000. highways 5000 s,lpport Of
Door, $i3oo other purposes. about $40 GOO
Total SID 800,
kINGFlEID -selectmcn. /. &. Stanley.
nrreh Tufts \; Y. Kinds, town clerk T.
". Cross; school supervisor. Nj H.
MGands. Money. APPROPRIATED: Schools.
other purposes, $lUi3.
-Selectmen, w y. Elliot Ed
ward J. Vose Il. \. Spencer: town clerk.
". =; kehn.y school supervisor q. 4.
Ineraham. Money appropriated Schools
$500; highways, $500: support of poor
ana other purposes. $500,
LAMoINlI-Sclc Daniel G. Nc
Fariand. Geo. T.; King. Winfield S Hodg-
kins: town clerk Eb"n II. King; super
visor. Raymond Mcfarland Money an
propriatcd: Schools. $5So.So; highways.
$bo; support of poor. 500; free High
school, sllo, school books, $l25; town
charges. $3.50.
LITCHFtELD-Sc lcctmcn. S H. Ring
John Purinton, Thos, Holmes: town clerk.
thas. y. Mctcalf school supervisor Miles
II. Dustin. Money appropriated: schools
Sl2Va: highways, $1,000; support Of poor.
Sl3o: Incidental. $1,000 snow bills - and
'oS. $1,000. Collector. ~ r. Bucklin. rate OF
collection = cents.
MADISON Sclectmen. +. NJ. Flet, her.
7. IL. Patterson, George y. Morrison;
town clerk. W. +. Greene school commit
Tee. Geo. u. Young. Rev. w W. Hayden
Perry Turner.
MERCER-Sclcctmen. {. IL. Girdlrr y.
NJ. Pattee. G. +. Varncy, town clerk ~
=, True; school supervisor. {. H. Alien.
Money appropriated: Schools, $500; high
ways. $l2o0: support of poor. $5oo other
purposes S9oo.
MlNOT- Seleetmon, }. O. Wilson. O. Il.
Millett. +. +. Atwood; town clerk and
treasurer. Gideon Bcarco Money appl"-
school. $50; highways. repairs $15No; text
books. So: support Of poor. $500: snow
bills. 500: school wood ana repairs, 5000
town officers. $500: Indebtedness $500.
building new rpa t. 5000. contingent, Sl65.
MONROE Selectmcn e. w. PIERCE
Edwin jenkins. John +. Nealley. town
clerk. +. l.. Palmer, school supervisor
David +. Curtis. Money appropriated.
schools, $50. highways, 5000; support OF
poor $>no, other purposes. $1,000
MONTYiLIE r. Moderator. Npiuoy
Thompson. town clerk, Charles ~ AIlrn:
srlcrtmen, uSsoSSorS ANA nNcr~,tre Of
poor. james ]. Clement. John q. Carey.
Frank Clement: treasurer y. +. Bennett:
supervisor Of schools, Mrs Olive T.. Bart
lett. school committee, Npincy Thumu-
son. T. Il. PeUtecoSt. \. y. Ramsay: con-
stable aud collector. WaYldnd Hall. road
commissioner, W. NJ NuSt Four thou
sand nine hundred .lld SlNtY-Hinc dollars
was appropriated, as follows: Support Of
Sol t,F lttI
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George s. Evans, inspector of th'
New England division of the postoiiir'
department. was in ihe city, Tuesday,
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The
quiitab|e
Life
Assurance
Society.
Of The United States.

Outstanding assurance. Dee.
81. SOL, l6j S31 90
New assurance written in
1s97 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 15C, 90
Proposals for assurance eX-
anined and dcclined........ 2L491. $500
Income Observation-Disclosures. iS,572 269 SO
Assets Dec. u, 1S9l............ 2$G, S,6 3oS Of
Reserve on all existing poll
,ics 10 standard( and all
other liabilities. Isl, ;3,G3 l333 %
Surplus 10 standard......... 80, 543 174.S4
Paid policy holders in 1897. q, 1868 141i
HENRY B. HYDE, President.
]. W. ALEXANDER. V. T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09

J. :. Cooper ana Howard Smile
chased the innocent little rabbits in
Windsor, yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09

Tickets to Pacific Coast, $50. st. Paul,
ST.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY.
Tourist Cars to Pacific Coast without
change. # unable to obtain of local
agent, cali or write, 137 Washington St,
Boston eeb2SeOd&W,lm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09

Interest due ANA accrued.
Net deferred dnd unreportett
premiums policies in force
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09

G. y. Turner and T., fitzpatrick of
Watervill", were in the city, Tuesday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09

Received for premiums.........
Received for intcreStand rents
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09
EL2N,ll7 50
SIS.SGl.N2i co
400 III 81
as OF
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81 GiG0lG 90

"a. 496,f>S 90
$2.tHt).faiJ in
cent. of all
IA the State
company.
t Agent.
tlaIltt, Me.
diner, Me,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09

Lung Kuro viii prevent pneumonia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09

James y. Gray Of Weeks Mills, was.
on. Of Tuesdays visitors to Augusta,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09

G. S. Dolloff OF Waterville, register e
al the North, Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-09
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

Bank Examiner F. e Timberlake is
in the city.
Mrs. Wadleigh of Belgrade, was IA
Augusta, Tuesday.
Charles :. Pettingill. Bowdoin 80
was at home. Tuesday.
&. S. Dollof OF Watervlle, register d
al the North, Tuesday.
Alderman fitzpatrick of Waterv;lle,
was in the city, Tuesday.
J. J. Marshall of Bath. called ON
friends in the city. Tuesday.
II. T. Achorn of Windsor. was in Au-
gusta, Yesterday. on business.
Deputy Sheriff Gldden of somer-
vilIee. was in the city. Tuesday
George w. Eastman of Randolph, was
in the city on business. Tuesday
A. +. Hoynton Of North Whitefcl,!
spent Tuesday in the Capital City
+. y. IinoWlton Of Fairfield, was call
I'd to Augusta on business, Tuesday.
James ~ Gray Of Weeks Mills, was
on. Of Tuesdays visitors to Augusta