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New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

T-AWvrR RORrPT ? NOAH 320 r-osl-
way-oO wears r-aetire 10 al the c7r-'s
civU ana criminal. legal fSes oniv 70
ciic-.'s Interests ever neglected sr'.0ns -
damages arising ou. - 'r'irv - person "
o-o-.r.v and 'iv--c. cases q s0e-.a'fy, 80
,',,.s tho g-ae.re- detective ---r IN Arne-
T.. ia-,f ~-~~- sr ,r.f---- e-,---~e~e Sd
t~ -. -o'.-L--e e-G r-o-kN-
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
PAPER AID PAPER STOCK

-~~~~~~~o>>~~c~~0~.>o--- o---~,>-~-~-~~~~-~~~~~~>~~~
PHILIP METZ 30 ant - Ara-st e y
.apl.r- --N Crr'l11lt. estari stal
1872 cash pad flr al k.als -. o.I racf
Man, -~f -~afIfs
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
HERBAL WRINKLE WASH.


MIRIAM MAY SIDUONS'S Premier Eng
lisn He-hal W-irt.eine AID T0nct Pep
a~a'io-e f'7 1fN-ave sarr~d so0- s-0n.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
TvDEIIRIE MARKING.

y--,~-- 49, - - 49,. >-~-----~~y--~-
ON PERSONAL WEAR snt househot
.n-u. fret las. work. Nv prices
SHAW MARTIN. az G'h-ave
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TNPEWRITI.Rs.

~~y-~-~ -~~(r<~~-~-0~~0(e0~-r- .1-r- -s@fN~.N~~.-.-
al rf.N-rErr p TIf FfTERs a..
e.alarf-fl fre .f-' gs.s SIS ff04-
sfr.f lsl sfaf f1- ne inla. 80
mons rL'rGFN- 81 MFG CO
i~- Nr llu Rom
.. paw FfTFh- -- Per rEf'rs Smlfhs
Sl- 80 r.~ts SIS +rsfa ca
r,--al. -, rrN SOLID ATED -Yp-
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
IIEHIOKRHOIDS.

O>~~>~>O~>-oo-oN>N~N~ ~~~~.~.~~e.~.~.~
PILES. No cutting '-4-. l-ss time. 70
nav urfN cured hes' -eferenres D.
WON Df'rF - rasf e74-lt
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LOST.

---~-~-~~~-~~--~-~~-~~~~~~~
LOST -Bsnkhook NJ - 10. Bark ~
.avings 2S0 l--h-1fe New-Y1Tk
hr~r
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
MEDALS AND BADGES.

rIff< L. LEN%ON. 3 %assay- - -Ath-
ls.lc. b.csr.e. college and seHoo4 me
r-eser'1t .r n'eia.s ~
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
EMPTY PACKING BOXES.

~~-~~~~-~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~-~~-~N~~~
LARGEST assortment u packing boxes Z
I'll sizes bought and sold. +. RYAN.
l09 Ksade-s.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
GOLD AID FOUNTAIN PENS

ma D,sLu.ne 'loley' God Pens Foun-
rrIn Pens 81 - s. Es-ab.i-Aet A.
vsars ~ Broadway ronr'f- l-nl
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
J.. MAILER.

DIAMONDS. watches iewelry. repairing
NrA ccr7 Gated watches. French arf
hall cocks a spec al'y. 10 gold bought r
.S~ha'rfl Fsiabllshei 1851 783 9TH
ave near 4ai-et
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
TREATMENT OF rnr SCALP.
riiI Ht NAN HAIn
ssEs
TURKISH BATHS.

>>~~~~~.~~~~--~~4~~--. -.>S~~-~~~~>-
fLol-E e.. culture ar: rrfr enrnf axe
.liA.-. Elec rIr ard Roman Bsfrs ~
Mli l.-k - Nfs' .htl-s'
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
FRENCH nooKs 4 CALENDARS

~ - '~-~NNN>---- b.
EoDks o, a.. Publishers. ll-sest uptown
OH store WILLIAM b. JENKINS.
4sf--.r ard 5t--ate.. New lrE
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
MAC HINERf
OLD GOLD & SILVER WANTED.

>~~-~---~~~~~-~~~~~-~ ~~-~>~~>-c~-~~~~-~~'~~~o~>
SEND Us yogr ca roi1. )>velry. e<c. We
ser -erf FED check Tor fan value tasre-
- E.-. -.,. 80 T.rfsr. shed So.
r-TD.r- = rDvr-r 80 rsiFr--sf
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
MOVEMENT CURE INSTITUTES

vr,-HANrCAL MASSAGE Cr RES az r.
dr[ss baths AM eiectric.it -.
Ps-nnle. Oi-h ns, o, hsa.tt- n1ck' . -, s>n{ :,
TffF IMPROVED N0i FNfN a. ~
r>-.'rrf-rr - F,sf ~t1-s'
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

FOLDING BEDS AND COT CIiEs.
r-0ge~e~~-~r-o>~s>>-~~~~~~~~~
spr~rAITIEa IE FOLDING bEDS 10
s-rl-- o. ssi@cf from. FRED AN1-
~ 70 90 Vs. ft.h-sf
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
WINDOW SHADES.

rffgfsTIASsON BROTHERS. Ia ailc
IS, Essf l25fh-st -Fisu. grivAts res
senrfs hotels and c.ice oniiiirsA ~
rlr..4 ccm. -fe loofc,s ~ Scoten u1s-
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
ELASTIC STOCkINGS.

STEAM Packing Box Factory. al orders
promptly attended % ". Z RILEY.
- fNa~r--st
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

MAYER BROS, :is West zsa-st. nAn a.
fscsursrs Of the cEespest ana rss'-ms's
xtndow shsf-s In the city.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
GN AiNAsIt Ms.

GYMNASIUM Ms.
s-~-s-r' ay~sef7--t ~-T--~~~~~
- 80 .-s latr.-r-l a.a.tl f-sto.ed. b.
Pro-. L.rg "a. thld pI.OLI. -
West 4---st; IS yeas -xper -nce
TIE GARDNER NORMA Al s'HOO- oF
GYMNASTICS AND PRIVATE GYM
NAsluM. 81 East 5Sth-st.-OA. diploma
qualities students 10 teach gymnastics 10
school or college.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
KoDAKs AND CAMERAS

~~N~O.NoNo.N~NrroJ0
CAMERAS snf supplies cheaper thar ever
before. send c.s in Stamps for mammoth
ba-ga'1 iist. THE FOMLER & S'HWING
" r = 60 ~ Tanai--f N-v-Yc-k
CAMERAS New sec-ni-1srt .sr-esf
s'Y-k 80 oe- -e-' saFe4 NEW YORK
rAWrPA EvrH ANTr q Trii'. r-s'.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
LiM MNERs.

-~~~~~~>N~~~~-~~~O~<~~-
ARcOIr-TF 80 tavs. HDGGATT & CA
ABSOLUTE RUTHERS Attorneys ~
DIVORCES Dakofa a1f 22O S-9aiwaF'
DWOKCFS Invest gaze ou- firm
AReOrI-Tr divorce anv cause. alm1ny
reduced LAWYER GEORGE ROBINsoN
20 Nassau. sth f1or telephone LUIS
COrtlanit
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New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
81 ACrHE.N!

-,>.>c~~~~~~rS~~~~Ns ~NsN~S>o"S>S~S'~>s'S>'~.>~
NALgHAM MATCHES. II You
liking q feff.lg one Sc -
.ave vrl rlc-ey C-frrrfr a .hA>hs
4 MAIDEN Lane Take elevator.
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

LADIES' TAiIOHS.
p
ABOUT THOSE CGLT SLEEVES y re-
model them - latest s'y.e. rssaaqe
jackets 20 ey-ry des-ri0' 1- maze up
ladies' material JAMES NECSTADT. 100
West o0'I-s'
P r PAULINE & CO so East 25th-st
Ladies (psteno Ta.iCrs New style.
now ready. lates; designs. exact e.. psr,sct
IL. I LII. Y . Z
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
@cathcrs
Danlina Schools

I-x1SDER MACGREGOEs. los W. a5rH-sr.
\ ~ private Lessons and cesses dh!iy-
watt thoroughly taught send fof cilcuiar
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
yItsIC ROAEs.

>~~~~~.~~-~~~~o~>~~-~~ ~>~~-~~-~|>'--'~-~>'~~> (S,-,.
TArOT A. son. - Lnl0n square -Alslc
likes from 3lc. 70 s 90. ~na "a. ss
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23

NIsIC Al Pl ULIt huns.
>1>~>yo0O~N.o~~~~ N->-0~>~>~>>~>~
THE LATEST p1I l!ar aad classic NJ
- nalf-r-.-s and .ess is always 70 N~
fr.rs 81 ArnEnIo NiNAN>. 40 West
1~a .. g-a..a- Naw- Nn-1'a 80 . 49, s'rrs
New-York tribune., 1898-01-23
hLoNDIKE OuTFITTERs.

NlNTIlIE FUR SUITS
ana Sl-aplr- Bszs made :. ". PRANK
LIZ. ~ Broadway. New YORK en1IA'i1
spr.ng-st.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15
SOME POTENT FACTS.
That the Augusta Reader Will Do Well 10
Carefully Ponder Over.

IT was kept u secret for years in a
good old Quaker famIy. The neigh
bors all knew about ii, and many a
time had reason to be thankful for its
existence. fts fame spread, and stran-
gers who heard about ii wrote for in
formation concerning it, sometimes
tried it virtues and sometimes put a
trial off for Il more convenient season.
TO tell how it was dragged from an OBJ
scure country village and placed before
the general public would be interesting
reading, but lack of space compells us
to withhold the particulars. 1t is sufii-
cient to know that IL year ago it came
to Lewiston, Maine, ike it had gone to
every city and town in the north; un-
prctcntiouS and unasSuminE, 1t said:
II can DO certain things, Investigate
my claims try me if you have back
ache or kidney ache. and you will not
be disappoini ed" one of the many
citizens in Lewiston VINO has helped TO
push the good work along is Mr.. John
Watson. general blacksmith. on the
Sabattus road Mr.. Watson says:
For the past eight years l had trouble
with my back. | have been wrenche1
~ ulilIS hlfl'7 I'H0 tIlN HUNS that
presume that may have been the cause
Of il. When suffering at intervals from
attacks | was lame during the day and
in severe pain at night After Il hard
days work 1t was something horrible
TO endure. Soon after / would lie down
| was compelled 10 shift my position,
looking for comfort, ana, as this con-
tinued through the night, / arose often
in the morning to begin another days
work more tired than when ! went To
bed. read accounts about Doau's
Kidney Ptlis curing backs like mine.
and went to drug store and got p
box. We'll. ! kept taking them uutiI
the pain left. Since I stopped | have
done lots Of heavy work, but my bacl,
has stood the STRAIN. ! give Doan's
Kidney Pills all the credit for ii, and /
advise others who have anything wrong
with their backs t. try them" Just
such emphatic endorsement can be had
right here in Augusta. Drop into Chas
X Partridgc's drug store ana ask him
what his customers report.
Doan's Kidney P.Is for sale b, all
dealers price - cents Mailed ~ Fos-
M!iburn Go. buffalo y. y. sole
agents for the United States
Remember the name DOAN'S and
take no substitute
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15
55th CONGRESS-.
Two Phases of Cuban Question
Comes Before the Senate.
Recognition Of the Republic as Pre-
posed by Allen Is Rejected.
Morgan's Call for Information on the Subject
Is Adopted.

Washington, Feb. 14.-DurnE th}
short open session of the Senate. today,
two phases of the Cuban question We're
briefly advertcd to. The amendment
of Mr. Allen of Nebraska. to the Dip
lomatiC and consular appropriation
bill recognizing the belliSerencY OF tn"
Cuban Insurgents was reported ad-
Verscly by the foreign relations commit
tee. not. as Mr.. Morgan explained. on
the merits of the amendment but be
cause the committee did not approve of
tacling such legislation to appropria-
tions bills.
Mr. MorSan'S resolution calling upon
the President for reports of United
States consuls in Cuba and for infor-
nation as to whether any agent of tn"
autonomous government in Cuba had
been accredited to this government and
recognized by it was adopted without
dissent.
\ feature OF the session was a speech
in advocacy of the free coinage of
standard silver dollars by Mr. Allen OF
Nebraska. During the remainder o.
the afternoon, the Senate was in eXcCu
tive session.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15

been made the state department would
50 report.
Terry. Dem, Ark. asked Quigg if the
committee of foreign affairs had con-
sidercd the DE LONE incident
"rhat is hardly pertinent inquiry,
replied QuiGg.
1t is Il pertinent inquiry in the
minds of the American people" tX-
claimed Terry. "aud don't YOU forget
it.
1T is being considered by the proper
authorities retnrtcd Qui@g.
Cooper. Rep. Wis called attention
To- the fact that carly in the session.
during the consideration of the diplu
matte appropriation bill. Hit. chair
man of the foreign affairs committee,
had stated on the floor in explicit
terms. that Spain had abandoned the
policy of concentration. He wanted 10
know why this inquiry when the COM
mittte Knew. from hits statement.
that the policy of concentration had
been revised
Quigg responded that this resolution
would put the House in complete pos
session of the facts.
The resolution was adopted without
dissenting voice.
The bin to make Rockland Me. a
sub-port of entry was then passed and
the House proceeded to the considera-
tion Of District Of Columbia business.
\ bill to grant the PENNSYLVANIA
Railroad Company the exclusive priYi-
lcGc of cab service to and from its
station in this city attracted the oppo-
sition of Bailey, who denounced it as
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
N aine Ports.

kOCKPORT-F'eb il, ar. schs Harry
Messer, Studley. Boston; Calvin i
Baker. Boston; Herman T Kimban
Lane. Gloucester: John Nj F'iske. Mutt
Winterport
Sid. sch Adelia r. Carleton Wall
New York.
PORTLAND-Feb II, ar. sch Briga
dier, Hinley. New York; Eastern Light
Lindsey, Boston: Clara Jane, Malo-
ney, Gloucester.
CID, schs Charles + Notman. Jewett
Phladelphia Everett Webster. Bow
en-, North Boothbay and Philadelphia
EASTPOET-Fe II, ar, sch Lucy
New York
CALAIS-Feb Il, ar. sim Cambridge
Portland.
BOOTHBAY-Feb H. ar schs Reheca
" Huddell New York: Sarah Hill
E,astport Adelia r Carlton. Rockpor;
VIM. Cobb. Red Beach: J RI G Per
kins, Portland.
ROCkLAND-Feb II. ar. schs Geors
Bird, Gray, New York: O NJ Marret
Harris, New York; Charlie Woolscy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15
Congressional Notes.

The resolution of Representative
Lewis of Washington demanding Min
istrr De Lomc's recall. was introduced
in the House, Monday.
The Senate, Monday, confirmed the
nomination of George NJ. Bowers of
West Virginia. to be fish commissioner
and that Of Commodore Euncc to tee
rear admiral.
Senator Hoar. Monday introduced a
bill for the suppression of gambling in
the territories of the United States,
1t is broad in its provisions and pro-
vdes severe penalties.
The Republican congressional cam
paign committee met, tonight. in the
lobby of the House, and after perfect
ing its organization entered into a brief
discussion of party issues.
Senator Allen. Monday. introduced
a bankruptcy bill. 1t differs from the
bill already passed by the Senate in
many details of administrations 1t
provides only for voluntary bank
ruptcy.
The secretary of state. Monday, issued
the proper papers to Police Inspector
Watts of Boston. to secure the possession
Ol ADfah nam ltDbltt OF boston. now hCld
under arrest for cNtrHditiuu at Regina,
y. W. r. ON charge of larceny in the
amount of about $4,000.
The following bills were introduced in
the House. Monday: BY Mr.. Bingham of
Pennsylvania, appropriating $4,000 in aid
of the National Exposition Of American
products ana manufacturs ana especially
suitable for export, to be held in Phila-
dolpha in 1888; by Mr.. Bromwcll of Ohio.
to define train wrockng with intent to
rob providing the death penalty there
for.
The Senate devoted almost -four
hours in executive session. Monday
to the consideration of the Hawaiian
treaty. The principal speech was
made by Senator PettigreW this being
the third installment of his remarks
ON the subject Following Mr. Petit
grew. Senator Teller made a brirf
statement. Senator Proctor of Yer.
mont. followed With a brief speech in
favor of annexation. He devoted him
self exclusively t" the military phase Of
the question.
The William Alden Smith resolulioz
inquiring into the recent restrictions n,
The German government on American
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15
NATURAL FAT
4
FAT IS ONLY
1IoN OF EATING PROPER rNSEs-

Ih''i people who want to get fat shon,,
eat proper food and digest it. 'a'o
That IS the only natural way
Tho trouble with most thin noa.,
mat they suffer from indigestion ~
They don't digest their fnno
doh I get enough n0urjgbro.,'t dIhey
are slowly being starved .rht. fhey
poisoned by the products az rn are
ana pItrid food 'efihented
shaker Digestive Cordial q e.nu.
rl"i' vegetable digestive. attarks nat
ipod IN your stomach just like nc me
tive juices. and turns it into he hea1iges qlges-
h"ufis hmehl. 1t helps your s,a,aol ,,.niol
naturally. II makes thin drsnon,ion tch ath
II makes poisonous blood pure IL !, ... iat.
W! ana cures the stomach. zones
Nothing will cure indis,ns,ia- ..
SHAKER Digestive Cordial. befansa nhe
ihg else goes so naturally about + '''h-
rms Is why it has been 30 snccoa.,.
III relieving nausea vomiting Gi..sssiul
weakness, loss Of appetite. headansSs.
weakness. bad taste fever a,iadph g,
constipation. loss of appetite headentc'
the disorder which causes tho s,audche
a few doses will prove lis vaImo I1p'ohs
you won get fat on one hottla Ne' put
All druggists Zen cents for
bottle. 'O' trial
Write for book on Food ana r..
The Shakers, - Reade Street a, 70
York. ''ee'' New
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15

products passed by the House, Monday,
was changed in several important par
tlculars by the foreign affairs commit
tee before being reported. AS intro
duccd the resolution referred Ia AT
tempted adultcration of German
wines for export to The United States.
The committee struck out the word
attempted Instead of inuuirinH into
the discrimination" against American
beef, fruit and horses, the committee
substituted the more sweeping amy
discrimination" while the following
clause, I'm violation of our commercial
trade treaties or otherwise" was On
tirely omitted
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15

WtlIIAMSBUR RG CITY FIRE lNSt r.
ANCE COMPANY of brooklyn. \. Y.
incorporated in 1851 Capital paid up in
cash, $2jo 90
CASH ASSETS, DECEMBER 81. 1SG1.
Real estate owned by the com
pany, GninCumbcrrd. Soc 000. %
Loans on bond and mortgage
ttirst lcnsl 2l09JO.0O
Stocks and bonds owned by the
company, market value. ,222I5. %
Cash III the companE'S princi-
pal office and in bank. ~ Q13. II
Interest due and accrued, 3S7L7S
Premiums in due course of col
lection, 9205LS3
Rents due and accrued. > i6l. IS
LIABILITIES DECEMBER 81. 1897.
Net amount OF unpaid losses
and claims. ) $3.50
Reserved for Reinsurance. 5322 53l.1I
Commissions ana other de-
mands against the company 2lS99.53
All liabilities. except capital
stock and ret surplus, 6l2 1920
Capital paid up in cash 30 10000
Surplus beyond capital. M5l4I.S6
feb15, ,d1aw3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15

y baker residing in a very old house
at M"hnes made an interesting discovery
in his garrct. where it had frequently
been noticed that the rafters when
tapped emitted Il hollow sound. A Wig
orous search brought to light a rusty
lock in the corner of one of the raftors
and ON being forced the cavity was found
TO contain Spanish gold coins of the six
tc"nth century to the value Of $JHor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15

In 1874 the remains Of Daniel Boone
were removed from Missouri, where h"
died. TO the state cemetery at Frank
fort. Ky. Now a state officer of Missou-
ri, who has visited the grave at t'ramK-
fort, reports that it is shamefully neg
lcctcd. the monument clipped by relic
hunters etc, and MissourianS are talk
ing about demanding that the remains
be returned to that state.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15

Tho soil of Siberia ut the close of sum
mor is found still frozen for Sc inches
beneath the surface, ana the dead who
have lain in their coffins for over Il cen
tury have been taken up unchanged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15

There was considerable excitement
among the members of the House be
fore the assembling. today. owing to
an imperative summons sent out, late
last night. by one of the subordinate
officials of the House to each Rcpuhli-
can member, impressing the urgent
necessity Of his presence at the session,
today
1t turned out that Chairman Hit of
tn foreign affairs committee was To
call up some resolutions reported by
his committee. calling upon the state
one of which related to Cuba and the
notice had been out as a precaution
airy measure to prevent the possible
amendment of the resolution by the op-
position.
Quigg, Rep New York member
of the foreign affairs committee. called
up resolution reported from the for
eign affairs committee. asking the sec
rotary Of state if not Incompatible with
the public interest to transmit to the
House the correspondence relating to
the discrimination of the German gov
ernment against the importation of
American beef, fruit on horses 1t was
adopted without division.
QulSG l"lI"We" thlS with the Nu'ah
resolution 1T was Iho resolution o.
leftd pN NlHI2lhS SIISh'IN in"di'ItIu
ana Was as f"ll"NS
Resolved l}N th" House "i Eeprts"nt1-
ilNtS, lha' in' ''t't.!iH "i 9'd'" n'. "l',
inn,ru.,til,I, u.itl, tF,. ituhIi. ii.f,r,.Gt IA
INFORM tho House what iuInrmatioi if
amy, has been received at the d"part-
mem ~ Si4l' 'oi''ti iiiN ~ H'iS''t nIi-
wbnth,,. ut5,I ~, ,,ot ,bnl NV. hnn ,,,,n,ttnJ
to return 10 their estates. whether or
not they or amy considerable number at
ne m are h"" "'i l''' ''~l t''7 "''. ,,' -.
1n,,,. .,,.,.. ,nt Li,,,. ,.,,Iti.,t,d H., tI,em
according tu tn,. reports received at the
department If state from American con-
SulS or Am' ''ltIH t"Hrli1'F "E""lS' .ti "liI
,,., -. .,, i, i,..,, j,- fjt
Spanish golernneut for feeding said re-
concentrates. or for "thorWis" Pr"Nchlng
tnth from Sl,INH!T 'iI" 1uiI'llI'N
WHAT l'l'-i' ll'tf ''' "a 4ti''' - 'f'''+''
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15
Connecticut LEAGUE.

AT Walingford-1artfor ,; WaIing-
ford, /.
At New Britain-Ncw Britain. S. New
Haven, 6.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15

CHM, New York; Sandman. Halver-
son. New York: Julia Fairbanks, Phil
brook, Matinicus; MayiIoWcr. Phil
brook, Pulpit Iarbor Annie l.. San
born, Nelson. Fishing
Sid, schs Lena White, OFT, New York:
Maggie Hurley. Rogers, Rockport
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15

1t is reported that President Mckinley
viii be Il guest at Mr. JuStuS Straw
bridges new cottage on Melvin Heights.
Camden. this season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15

|
born, Nelson. Fishing
Sid, schs Lena White, Oft New York
! Maggie Hurley. Rogers, Itockpolt.
o.,., n,n..,;o Dat.
"'' "o"S'"e 'o''
hoSToN--Feh II, an stns Mayleld
,hF), Alexandria. Egypt: tug Herald.
PORTLAND; srhs Robert Byron. Rock
por'. fl'ilda' Rockiahd; Lizzie j
''ark' portland
va SIM Sachem tbf), liverpool.
sens tafrie Belle 81 John; Eureka
ohr'' liaii'aH; flla ana Jennie tHD.
Ila'lo Mahan' j FRANK 9eaVey' Einal-
haH1h l,,i ana Ne" YORK
, 'rhi' sen '"hn Hanson Boothbay ana
"n1nilE'on- ,,,,
,I.i-, IN * - cid' sen
Ar. sim ,s,and ronrnnan.n
NEW LoNDoN-Fcb a. ar, sim
Lfon"' ltockport for New York.
far Toant -''"' : '-ios"S' - uiiS" 'cK'
CITY ISLAND. \. y-Feb IA hound
south, schs John $ Presson. Placentia
Bay. \ f. for New York. Mira "
Spear Boothbay. Me for Readsvilla
va.
VINEYARD HAVEN MAss-rah
II an. schs i T. Homan Carvore tI,.
lor for New York. n II Raad pncl-
land for do: James Young. Thomaston
for DO.
Psd. sch Georgia, St John for New
York; stm Harrisburg. Philadelphia
for Portsmouth. towing barge Mcrriar,
for Portland: tug Kalma. Boston for,
Portland.
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Maine Polo League
National LEAGUE.

Al Salcm-Fall River 10: salem. !.
At Observation-Disclosures 4. Provi-
dencc }.
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GERMANIA FIRE, INSURANCE oOM, Oas
PANY of New York tlncorpQtateo
IN59D Amount at risk. 81. .,N,' ~" ,so- d
CASH ASSETS. DECEMBER d. iS'''
Real estate owned by the com ,,- o.o ia 3
panN unincumbered.
Loans 9a,..s, on ,iano9 Bond and mortgage 9eloee
Stocks and bonds owned by inc - AZ aa
company market value ~
Cash i'm the company primer ,aa,s "a 4
pal office ana in bank, ~ 81 q,
Interest due and accrued
Premiums in due course OF col "a, - q, I
lection.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15

AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY
Of Boston. Massachusetts. Incorpora,ad
~ ISIS. Commenced business in lSlS
Francis Peabody President Secretary
henry S. Bean. Capital paid UP in cash
Sn0.tsp. '
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A. BAILEY x co, Agents
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HANOVER FIRE INSl kANNi, cd in
pANY Of New York 'lncol lg' =, ma 0l1. %.
1922. Capital paid M IN CaSi. Ci,t;r 81 1891.
CASH ASSETS. DECEMbEI' 90
Real estate cwncd by the 'o"' i;DG0.W
pany. unincumbcred,
Loans on bond and mor's"s' 7.D0009
first lienS) .+bp
Stocks and bonds owned oF - l5s 0is.W
company. market Naiu', 5000
Loans secured by cOllatefais'
cash in the company's prime %. 1872
nal office and in bank 1851
Interest due and accrued ,.
Premiums in due course o' 3li.M.D
lection.
Rents due and accrued and re- ;Ae67T'
Insurance on pd. loss. ,,1,p gl iS9,.
LIABILITIES DEC EMb ,sas
Net amount of unpaid l'S'' 2lS. S.6el.lS
and claims. lis, ,ol9S
Reserved for re-insuranct, no.
Commissions and otnu, ,,v !!!oe'-'
mands against the coihp'nitnl
All liabilities. except H. es6D "a -
stock and ne; surplus iH.iVOW
Capital paid UP in taTh' idSlo-s
surplus beyond r.tal ----
cHAs. $. DoWNiNI' N''''
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LIABILITIES DECEMBER u, iS''
Net amount ot -uH'a'u Gl25S.3l
and claims, ....,,r,roe lnlsS.G
Commissions and other Ue 1850
mands against the company
All liabilities. except capi'"' Al. .23G. 9
stock and net surplus ,G,o Op. Y
Capital paid up in cash i42 81. 2.
surplus beyond capital. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-02-15

Stocks and bonds owned by the
company. market value. $j2j 80
Loans secured by collaterals ljca0o
Cash in the company's principal
Office and in bank, 80 81
interest due and accrued, 23s1S
Premiums in due course Of col
lection. 1867 70
Agents balances S3tJ II
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Aggregate amount of liabilities
including net surplus $G01, 10nG
FRANK 7. NOBLE. Agent, Augusta,
Me
DANA P. FOSTER, Agent. Watervllle.
Me.
H. X MORRELi1s & son Agent, Car
diner. Me.
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