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ARoosTook.

Three cases Of typhoid fever are report
ed In Mapleton. ~
PRESQUE ISLE. e4i'
While riding on load of potatoes
which was being hauled from the field
Monday afternoon ut Maple Grove, Miss
Lizzie Parker. aged 16. fell from the
LOAD and the entire load Of q barrels
passed over her body. The chances for
her recovery are about even. O.
A man who is working for Chas. Greasy
turing the potato digging. went to jump
onto load of potatoes which Mr.. Greasy
was hauling to the market one day re-
GENTLY In some manner he lost his bal
ance and fell to the ground the loaded
wagon passing over him. 1t is feared
there are internal injuries.
HOULTON
The main shaft in the electric light
works of L. Merritt Il Sons. refused to
stand the terrible strain upon 1t Monday
night and bent in the middle. One part
flew towards the engineer. Mr.. feeling.
and just passed over his head. crashing
through the floor just behind him.
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s'A!GiADAHoc.
BAiAi.

.a+--s BAi Al. 81 a.. -
Conductor Geo.. A. Buker OF Bath. of
the l.. b. & T.. met with an accident in
Lewiston recently. He was hit by an
electric pole while he was taking fares
on the running board Of a car and
thrown to the ground. He was picked up
unconscious and removed to the hospital
and an examination showed that al
though he was bruised I'm pretty badly.
no bones were fractured. When he came
in contact with the pole he was thrown
10 the ground landing on his head and
eft shoulder. There were six cuts in the
scalp, no bones were broken but the
scapula was pounded severely. his face
was badly bruised and scratched.
WASHINGTON.
Postmaster Ross of vanceboro. had the
misfortune last week of losing one Of his
horses. a handsome gray. The beast was
found dead In the pasture. no cause
known. The horse was great pet. and
one of a matched team, which Mr.. Ross
had sold but had not delivered.
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Brockton. Mass., Sept. a.-rhere were
practically no settlements during the
day. although the lasters employed q
present price list was satisfactory to The
union. The men return pending . aottle-
ment OF the trouble by the executive
q. q. Snow lis making ! stir night,
keeping his factory going and at the
matters with the union. II IL understood
| that he asks to be allowed to WORK his
shop while the settlement r pending.
stating merely that they do not deem ii
would direct their nrs IN their. dlrsction.
est in the city. has also continued to keep
tent in every department: One new man
There has been Considerable excitement
B. w. Field Co.'S. and about i isea pe Q.
men who had continued te-work we're ere
greeted with gr0ans. catcalls and NUT
| ferings. Robert r1axard Of the arm was
sned with rock. others We're - also 10
| threatened. "a
One Of the most important developments
has been called for Friday evening be-
Fini Finish and Lasters Unions. the facs
1 lkI$1l these three UNIONS AES lO&el0er 10
| particularly significant at this time. The
executive board Of each will be repre-
scented at the conference.
/ The officials refuse to state the object
Of the conference. but the fact that the
cutters of w. L. Douglas & Co. are still
out on u strike may have some bearins
on the case. The lasters here have set
! tied. however. and have no grievance, 50
| that no action can properly be taken on
| this matter by them. The members OF
| the union in general seem to be in the
dark as to the purport of the conference.
| The lasters held another mass meeting.
| tonight. over 500 being -present. It was
| reported that the situation at the Snow
| fair had not been adjusted. The Kimball
| & Baker difficulty has: however. been
! settled and the men will return to work.
| tomorrow. 1t was voted to use the entire
! fund In the treasury to carry on the con-
| test
| After the reports had been read and a
| number of speeches delivered. Secretary
| Cunningham gained the floor and started
| 20 defend his different statements. There
was an uproar Immediately and the meet.
ing adjourned before the secretary had
had chance to make an explanation. (
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DR.. Redwell relatss m intel lde
account OF what ~ considlff xs ~
inarlkable cure OF acnte Gto6S ~
trouble and chronic dydpapsta NJ fh6
use of the new discover, zfuarSsS .,
pepsia Tablets 3 ~ ~ &,
He says: The patient wasE NJ
VINO had suffered to my KNOW Ice NJ
years with dysperSIa. Everyt1f ~.
ate Seemed to sour and create "a md
gases in the stomach; he had paJa6. al1ke
rheumatism ssin.- the. aaehs- iouidGr
blades and lin,bs. fullpeas and d(ettyn
after eating. poor appetite and 100 d
nesh; the heart became affected, A40t-.
Ing palpitation and steepieqsneas az
night.
= gave him powerful nerve tonlcs and
blood remedies. but to no purposes ~
an experiment finally boughta soicent
package 0f Stuart's Dyspepsia T1bletp
At . drug store and gave them to him.
Almost immediate relief was given and
after ne had used four boxes he wns 70
all appearances fully cured
There was no more acidlty or eoqr
watery risings. no bloatlng after sneala.
the appetite was vigorous and he has
gained between 10 and IL poundD II
weight OF solid, healthy flesh.
Although 6tuart's Dyspepsia T8hlets
are advertised and sold in drug: stores
yet consider them q most valuable
addition to any phypician's line OF
remedies, as they are perfectly hassn-
less and can be given to children or In
valids or in any. condition AZ the
stomach with perfect safety, i1ei1g
harmless and containing nothing bat
vegetable and fruit essences. pure pep
sin and Golden Seal. H.
Without any question they are the
safest. most effective cure for indlees-
ton, biliousness. constipation and Ill
arrangements OF the stomach however
slight or severe. {
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are made
by the Stuart Company Of Marshall.
Mich. and sold by druggists every
where at so cents per package.
Little book on stomach diseases
mailed free, address Stuart Co.. Mar
shall. Mich. sept1ss4l.33
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GREE DY CANADlANS
Seeking Best End Of Bargain
With the United States.
Wiling to Take All, Giving Us lust
What We Can Get.
And We Will Trust 10 Our Commissioners
Nov 1t Qssssc.

Quebec, Sept. 22.-The American Ca
madam commission resumed it's SEES
sion, to-day. The Grand Trunk is here
looking after sts ,ntereets Hugh
Blain. the well-knocvn Torrnn whole
sale grocer. Ia here to ,,rse he exclusion
Of mineral water, from anv reciprocity
ARRANGEMENT that NAV he drafted.
The United Stafes commissioners. as
a result OF the representations vi
American lunlbermefl. are steadease
IN dam, n,1anc ,ta.e !. s>>,,ts-, - +s,o ~,
tario export tax On Canadian logs.
Premier Hardy ana Hon M Roeea.
one Of his colleaxues. are eouaQly de.
termined that 1t al1all he enforced as
long as the United afaAea imnoses du.
ties on sawed lumber.
They have establiahea q pr.,bv at +he
Chateau Frontenac ana purpose re-.
naming there until the question ia ar.
ranged on an equitable, basis. They
realize that IT Involves +s,e;,. r,olitica:
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PIscATAouIs.
sANGERvILLE.

SANGERVILLE.
To complete the extensive repairs made
by the Sangerville Wooden Company on
their office and grounds. crossing OF
concrete has been laid from the mill Of
ice to the sidewalk. With the walk from
the mill entrance to the Office this makes
1t possible to get to and from the mill
with comfort in all kinds Of weather.
PARKMAN.
Mrs. Myron McKusick and two chill
jren were thrown from a carriage re-
Gently while driving. Mrs. McKusick
was injured quite badly and her son
Frank. very seriously injured.
MILO,
Jesse Weston. son of James Weston of
Arson. attempted suicide recentlyVf5by
taking two ounces of laudanum. T 1t
seems that the dose was. not of full
and It Is thought he will recov-
or. r. t-ts's
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CUMBERLAND.
SEBAGU.

SEBAGv.
While painting a target on the fair
grounds at East Sebago, Rufus Shaw
accidentally received a bullet in the
feshy part of his leg. A physician re-
moved the ball. The wound is not a bad
one. N .ss d
PORTLAND. RI
Joseph Blabenkanis, Russian Pole.
had narrow escape from a serious In
jury at the Portland Star Match fac
tory, "Wednesday. The man who is
twenty-seven years old. is employed in
the picker room. While at work he
slipped on the moor and fell back upon a
swiftly running rope, which cut bad
'gasn across the lower part, Of his, body.
STANDISH.
Standish Neck. were struck by lightning
recently and burned to the ground. All
the stock in the stable was lost. The
buildings were insured. 'F
DEERING.
Z John J. Goody. was riding bicycle re-,
Gently, when he collided with a scorcher.
The scorcher had his machine badly
damaged. Mr.. Goody escaped with 4.
broken nose. l.,
The year-old daughter of J. ]. Smith of
Ocean street. is critically III with diph-
iberia. There Is another case at East
Deering, that Of Ethel Butter.
A bicycle, owned by Miss Margaret
Redden was stolen some time ago. The
other day Miss Redden saw boy on a
wheel which she at once recognized to be
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PEHoBscolT::
BREWER.

BREWER.
Paul Bouduc OF South Brewer, who II
employed as stevedore at the mill of r.
w. Aver 4 Co., Is suffering from Sc
we're case Of blood poisoning. Hc had
his hand scratched with pin making Z
small wound to which he did not pay
much attention. The water and green
lumber which he was handling irritated
the wound until blood poisoning set in
and 1t is feared he will have to lose his
hand.
OLD TOWN.
Z. A Swede employed by Foster & Co., In
building the canal for the new wooden
min had his leg broken Wednesday morn
Ing. He was using a heavy sledge and
In some manner the sledge slipped and
struck him on the leg with force enough
% break the member. "a
BANGOR.
Capt. David Storer. formerly Of Bath,
but for some time residing with his sis
ter. Mrs. Lucinda Preble Of Bangor. Is
critically III and 1t Is feared that he can
not long survive. Capt Storer followed
the sea for many years, and has COM
manded some Of the best vessels out OF
Bath. He was twice married. both wives
now deceased, having been daughters Of
John Smith Of Bath. The second wife
was lost at sea when Capt. Storer's ves-
sci was wrecked off the Florida coast.
and when he and the few survivors lived
for six days clinglng to piece Of the
wreck. with nothing but a few raisins to
sustain life.
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WASHINGTON.
COLIJMBIA.

COLUMBIA.
A fire started near the brook on the
Harrington road is burning rapidly to-
wards Pea Ridge" Epping. and in the
direction Of the Carroll farm. says the
Narraguagus Times. A crew Of men are
busy trying to surround It.
MACHIAS. III
There are great many cases of sick
ness In Machias and vicinity at present.
mostly among the children. the main
cause being summer complaint. One doc
tor reports visiting Il families In one day
where he had from one to three patients.
There has been several deaths SO far.
among the children.
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Baby mackerel have been d favorite
breakfast dish at the Massachusetts sea.
have raised a protest against the whole
sale destruction. of these little fish. fear
ing a possible mackerel famine in the
near future. There Is a scarcity of lob
lesson has taught the toilers of the sea
that they must be watchful Of their in
terests. There will be a howl In Boston
for protective legislation for mackerel
this winter.
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WALDO.
MoNrv1LLE.

ss.... y :, MONTVII4LE. M .e
The barn of F. A. Myrick of Halldale.
was entered recently and most all of a
set of double riding harnesses taken.
I MONROE.
+ Thieves. broke into the. store of E. H.
Nealey Of Monroe. recently. and rificd the
safe. desk and money drawer. but OBJ
tanned very little of any value. only a
few silver coins kept in the safe and a
half box Of cigars. Mr.. Nealey had just
given the funds Of the Monroe Fair As
sociatiop to the treasurer of the associa-
tion. #.Si'.'- -
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Damask derives Its name from the city
of Damascus: calico from Calicut. a town
ton cloth. and there also calico was
printed: cambria from Cambray. town
in Flanders where 1t was first made.
fishermen upon the River Tweed.
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STATE NEWS.
ANDRoscoeeIN.
LISBON.

George. the 12-years-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hurd recently underwent
successful operation for the removal OF
his left eye. A glass eye will be made
for him. A few years ago he had the
measles. and his eyes were injured by the
disease.
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hit IN hqVa had third, nlQna at Lon
for the only run she made was ON the
stretch and a o,orsa poa i,st os winch
Civ " WIS aiaS Jue' 40 H1"e"
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had IN hanrer,;o,,s roots da,,,.., .,t,.. a.
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though unable 1 to stay on D his feet,
steadied down and took the lead. In
trotting. She came near overhaulins
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IN the 1ourtn sammy again Kept
down to business On the hack stretch
he was passed nv vannv who showed
great burst of speed. She was driven
on n ID .e. w anu ~ ,e pes, s sn
had stayed down she could. probably
have taken the heat.
The FIRST time around in the fifth,
Sammy was again In the lead and the
three behind him We're in the process
sional order. Gardiner Boy made a
to second place and finished there. =.
Tho summarizes. t..s a1nt.
2.25 CLASS-TROT AND PACE-PURSE
} eA<os
Stella. oh. M. w. d. Haley.
Lazy Jedwood. or M. George
Lackawanna ~ T.
Libby Gardiner ............. 2 3 q Y
TwiliEnt Wilkes. g. g.. Harry !,
Time 5 2as. > AZ 9Sih sd ora
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ness Aususta . ga :
Fanny. br. M. John Metcalf,
Angus5a /, ~; ): ,.,,
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Bicycle Race.
The hicvcle race was the first event
on the nroma nome in, the afternoon
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A railroad company has been sued by
a Leavcnworth. church for damages be-
cause its switch engines make SO much
noise that the worshipers can't hear the
preacher, 81. sss s
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RuMFORD FALLS.
The Oxford house Il again closed. The
proprietor did not find II profitable un-
dertakihg. q
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/ Han 'ke a. -. Lpttles
..- s3s.as
e t.v" 49,. @ssa.. Caeoon' iet'
Mamie ~ , ~. !. 49, Al. sld.
DottenDeIs Bryant
lot.
CFocneted sawl-Seine a. MOODY.
lst.
Srocneteu Lac a. Tnompson'
lst; Mrs. DaMei Atatthews. Emo;
Name Farfa,
T KNIT iace-LAz1ie A. Cali. LIT.
|, Drawn work tiaies-Mrd. p. p. Dun
ton, Isl; Nellre a. moody. IND.
Lamp maf-Mauu CASTOR. LIST: Han
nah MarSon. End.
Fancy shirt-Mrs J. p. Marson. 1St;
Olive Lathrop, 2nd.
HORSES.
Entire speed s,au,on-A. J. LIBBY
l escue. ISL Sa .'' 'ss D'as1oeai' C"naru'
E9r:s znu.
I Entire semei". ppose staAhon-A.
!. Lippy, Zip An ~ LIST; r. Z.
Hanaey. Glencoe, sna
/ Enure uralt s.yyH stalllon-C. =.
/ Feasiee. American 10y. Let.
| Oeneral purpose mare or gelding-
L MS n. ThoTnPsoH, M Tnomas Coss,
and.
Horse showing pe progeny-W ID.
Haley, Haley, ISL: 8. p. Peaaee.
American Boy. znd.
Best brood mare-Herman Thayer.
LIST; A. T.. Manson, IND; F. L. Turkey.
Bird. !
Roadster-A. M. Marson, !; H. II.
Lismess, 2.
Three-year-old' COLT. L. Turkey. 1.
~. Farrell, 2.
| Two-year-old coRs-O. F. Cooper. i;
! a. J. Libby. 2; Charles BlaisdeF. 3; F..
L. Turkey. 4.
one-year-old coits-A. ]. Libby. l
and 2; A. M. Marson. 3.
Colts under one year Herman Thay-
er. l; F. L. Turkey, 2.
vEGErARr.Es
|
Potatoes-Zina H. Blinn, 1; J. 5.
Houdgette. 2.
| Pumpkins-O. l.. Knight, 1.
Vegetable curiosities-J. S. Houd.
| lette. g.
| Toma.oes-J. s. Houdlette, 1; +. T.,
..Iunt, Q.
Mammoth sauaal-B. H, Reed. /.
Warted HUBBARD SQuaSh-F, o.
| neM. l.
! Fail squash-F. e. Hunt. l.
S. st w ~ " :.
| sugar peets-W. .. bnnn' 1; y. ).
Houdlette. 2.
In rsn'ps-"' . i''sl'n' j. >. Houd-
lette' =.
| Turnip beets-F. E. Hunt, /.
/ - A'
! Doyie' q
Chambem'ies-J. A. Kenney. 3.
Carrots-W. S. Blinn, /; J. S. Houd-
$3.50: :, ~,
,ette 9
General exhibits. S, Houdlette. 1:
| r II Reed, .
Field CONT. r. Carleton, 1; H. s.
mason, 2.
OATS Hard !. Cenrea Palmer .
Barley. s. Houdlette. l.
~, B ' f. Hunt l; Harvey
psasME = HINT !, - h,iedih
Eeds-F. T.. hunt, l.
| T Ponnx VI 81 dpp'es-A' e. Sarie'oh, ISL
| Watermelons[Ford Hunt. LIST;
paiHE,ins pa p.h,'-, HR ,s ~. On o..
| on Northern Spv and Belifowers - ~
vi REM EIlf;nsp ,st an Uat Iaca NJ,
| Da,,is paIINn,,,,or p,o,. 6rors ~, tsn
Snow pnrter yramI1;n OAt Su,a.ts ipp.rs;
Northern Spy: and "a on Raldwins.
| Amersc,n Rea,,ty Ssoida, Pmset Wa Wsus'
ner Fall Rsldwins. e' A.us'e'' ""e
| Shaiaon V;na~ Years por, u,,r,,. -.
'o'' 49, .
SHEEP.
u,mnsh;r. Down bucL-C T. po,.
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Sonfhdowns-Gilman Moody 1st
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HANCOCK.
ELIsWORTH.

ELLSWORTH.
Patrick Kearns. aged 70 years and
months. died Wednesday morning. Mrs.
kearns died few weeks ago. Nj.
Kearns leaves one son. Patrick.
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Bitters. Cures dyspepsia. constipa ton !.
invigorates the whole system.
mon, wed;fri&wky.n %
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KEMNEBEC.
LITCHFIELD PLAINS.

There was full attendance at the
Church Circle, Wednesday evening. at j..
A. Chase's, and $50 was obtained toward
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Notes.

w. L. Moody of Gardiner, has been ex-
hibiting a fine display of Estey pianos
and organs in the exhibition hall. during
the week.
The choice of the large string of the
Pine Tree Stock Farm were exhibited ia
front of the grand stand Thursday. Clip
progeny attracted much favorable COM
ment,
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pailp Renl,ebec Journal
spARkS Faon NAME WIRES.

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, 49,.
Ds, 49, 80 et.At Mrs. E.ta I1ss
3 u..&..S. ~ menus 70 Dns su.
C ~. - .. ussh = stone Musn
,.,ssss - ,oo. IN ue uuInins =,
- A -. ner oaugnter e'
- go 11e' lss' nay.
the steNe attached to the house OF
Eaeene Cram OF Bangor. was burneo
nat "wednesday night. The ell OF the
nouse was Hooded with water and
oemaged by f1re, the flames comins
cus g the roof o. the main mouse. ine
sSuNs s - 'eet were not eaVeo' W.
.S-s.s s ri III 8 - a Nj anu HvuSu
- 1.!4 ~ III III d ~ .aAe,'h vu.
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NJ "a g : ll.s' ~ -. - M =.
2's 49, ns3 9ouf0 Of Cn1caeo, WMie
- - ne 4aane Eye ana ear lnnrhary
Iueeday' opened the wrolis
III feal down tne elevator snatl'
aqlstsnce OF ~ or 70 feet. Lucniy.
80 sn99sEles from the iail are no1nnis
i. - =" ~ aases anu sene'
49, 10 up. ~, me cievdeor was ueScel'u
ES ea.S sss1e' wv nc NC. il1u -
...s.s1 - saou. waInIs ~ lily
sar.N alIu - WAs s'oppe" Deloie
-s"."s'As.e ~
case OF forgery was before Judge
tSoeefs 70 the police court, bei1ast, re-
Gently IN which both Camden and
daSo,,d 49, e., ~ oa.,a ,v.s Aadar
Ar4,crn - f,o,rdx,,. VINO was cha rre1
with forvL,S ths ~, mo ~ Ms hrota,er
F,,care Arseor,,, ~ Ralsast On a mote
an,,so.,ct ,n~ ~ sae The rota was piven
Ito ws,,,o.n = cr,r,aII ~ SEQ rsa,o1.t n
mart - vroa,,t sor ! mir - horses Tbs
.deserdart NO s,asd IN, tho ann, M sa0o
hon.,s FOR the .,,,.a,,,o Court
- -. ..p
vii y Ma5o. 1sagan ~. oiilei,
49,. a.. VI snc =. MISSILE Nes '.,s', "as
a.. rooay sss'i ~ = uie NiloA
100 -. nSa.
80 80, ve.s ulA s1lu Mao uauSl Wy Ma1'
I'M ll Ah 90 ar .me p'p ~.
,.,,1. -. az p' so 80, 49,, ne
49,. 1,'MMe =. .n.N Oh, ". " Nc,
..s.rs. . u A s...'. -.
"a 80 p.ope..y 10 es'io seu q. auou ~
sGsc.Sr' al.u iuItu 81 - NY a
:, s,..ssT....', ,an.. 49,
~. fet1Se eoeai ~ ies4ue i'' lyii''
In ta,a casa of Rr;a,pat 1al,on apainst
the rifv ~ Lewiston Iudee Haskell ~
the sunr,pme court In .Artn,rn Wei3hes-
s.slav ordered default of soon apainst
the city. entered IN the c,erJ,,s docl,et
This is the case where the nlaantiff was
hurt on the sidewalk. nv falling over
some steps extending from the building
out upoi1 the sidewalk The tury re-
/ Nained a verdict for the city. The case
Was1 ordered at the law court on ex
E1ptFohs by iMcGfllcudy & Morey, at.
SAlrneys for the plaintiff and nothing
has been heard from it till Judge Has
heJI's announcement, Wednesday,.
1 sttortiy, before IL O'Clock. Wednesday
/, aia4N. Cant John BERRY discovered a
! IA. the house of William H Norris
81 kHnf. Lawrence street. Portland
ana billed in an alarm. The honsa
was NOT occupied at the ti,ne of the
fire owing to repairs being made upon
had been in the house ana had been
making some 'repairs on the second
story. He left fhe house before y
o'clock and two hours later a, brisk fire
"aS burning IN ene second Story OF the
s'eis: AIter some live1y Work the DE-
RaTG1nGNI SOL unf IRE unQor control
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-09-23
SD !. ANNUAL M STATEMENT.
Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance l Co.
81. s'. NEWARK. ~.
AazI DoDD, rfsssAs.s.

a ~
RECEIPTS IN ~.
s Received s. ST s:ssss I'll: s 4
MluAlD y
Claims by death, endoWments Il
and annuities, surrendered
policies and dividends or
returns premiums.t Total paid
pOlicyhOiders ...............:. V.0e.00 y
Taxes EXpenses. including
agents commissions. adver-
stising, salariea, Ac........... Loan -
Profit and loss account, In.
Guiding premiums on bonds
purchased, and 100000
charged on from real estate &. pr
70 cover possible deprecta-
ton 1soB -
Total expenditures. ............ a.m0 :
Cash on hama and in bsek.,. saals >
Loans ON collateral. U. g.
bonds and other securities. 3Sooyooo -
:, bonds. Observation-Disclosures. -. ialnAs =
): =: ;:,::: !: s's!
obligations ..........s........ ll.sel y
,.,.r.., a.. and .ee,,,.s 'a':::sss,'s; s !.
Net deferred and unFeported -
premiums ON policies In forces MIN -
sll1RlN .
ro.., .............................,iaaS1sna
I sssi IIABILdTID0. t8
s::s:: E; e.. IL
surplus BY legal standard OF