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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-06-06
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE--oak furniture, new sewing ma
chine. wood and gas cooking and heating
stoves, other household Eoods, extremely
low II taken at once; leaving city l6i;
Texas avenue.
isas BICYCLES down TO s. oo--Ncw 1898 model
ladies and gents bicycles are now bcins
ep easy as sma sss low sraae
and $50 to be paid for after received. II
You will cut this notice out and send TO
send YOU sOe their isss bicycle catalogue aud
fiil particulars.
FOR sAI.E-onc Armstrong q sms $50 H. p.
engine.
Two ea.inch boilers.
One large II. u. Smith planer.
One shapcr.
One id-inch 3ointer.
Ono N-inch jointer
One knife grinder.
o, NJ. Carter, s0s Main street. n
FOR sALE-Two bedroom suites, dining room
and kitchen furniture. Call at s22o Prairie
avenue, or Sid Wcstheimer, administrator.
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BREAD from schosscr's Steam Bakery Is Just
tho biggest and best you can set. II you
can't get 1t from your grocer ring up phoae
81.
CHARCoAL-~1'ry our cut prices. shipping u
speciality. II, l.. Eohl. Houston. Il
FOR sALE-Chcap, registered Jersey bull
Luling Signal. No. s,iii. W. l.. Edmund.
son. fesrland. Texas.
NEW black land prairie hay, In car ie,s,
Sni1rcd TO reltNhlc parties, slEnt ufRIt u L.,
attached; Inspection allowed. J. Z. Comp
| ton, La Porte. Texas. IL
| FOR SALE-Furniture OF six-room cottage,
coed location; will sell everything complete
and very cheap, as ! am going TO leave the
| city; lbiS Congress avenue
FOR Furniture in nineteen room
| boarding house, good location, good reason
| for selling, Address Ill, this ofGce. 5
ron sALE--Two nno Jersey bull Calves sub.
| ject TO register, out of large rich miiker;
L ~ ttsrh N. ham ntA h.Nr nj IA
I sow and six Essex pigs, or VIII trade. Key
worth Dairy. or sli Hamilton street
For sALE-Two carloads OF the very latest
STYLES OF phnctohs, surveys busgtcs and
| harness, at very low prices. Larcndou $
sInlle. Franklln aud Carolinc IL
SELLING AT HALF PRICE On account of
MIR. Petits death we are selling out al
goodr at half price shop and machinery
also Tor sale. Apply lOiiM Preston avenue:
FOR sALE-My splendid covered wagon and
| pair of matched mules, with harness, all
for 5000 A. @. Redwood, this Office
FoR sALE~Chcar 95 good cow ponies; 80
mules Apply i, c. Fourmy. us Railroad
FOR sALE-ITavo a few fine high grade 1er-
soys, fresh with young calves; also regis~
tered Jersey male for service, at lTls Frank
lin avenue, corner Chenevert street.
FOR shLE-Cholp. an upright piano, must
be sold at once Address g.lt. this office. .
COTTON ginning plant, fully equipped and IN
working order FOR sale cheap; situated IN
tho county scat Of Duval county. For par
, Ii, ulars address Turner n McCampbell, Cor
pls christi. Texas.
! JliG'. ARRIVED Carload of extra saddle,
dryug and draft horses, well broke ana
bic III Prairie avenue; Orange Swan, sales,
man.
, HAY-New May cut bright prairie hay 81. 30
per ton on cara J,anetta. OF s y and a.
| r. Railway. y. NJ. Cranberry. Houston,
Texas
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WANTED--A position as houaekeepcr, COM
panion or nurse, by an elderly white wc-
han, capable, refined ana willing. Address
2iG!. this Office.
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EoE SALE OR ExCHANGE.

erfI- ar sWAP--sevep-col newspaper
osenS ,oh ofNce- well located; ff.y miles OF
San Antonio. Pickles. this ofhee' '
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COMPETENT young lady stenographcr wants
work, either permanent or temporary, good
references; reasonable pay. Address 21iI
this office.
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THERE is no place like home, II your car
pets, rugs, crumb cloth, mattresses, feath rs
and furniture are renovated by us. Phone
COS Henry Tonndorf. 10
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FOR sAi.E--oak furniture. new sewing ma
chine wood and gas cooking and heating
stoves, other household Eocds, extremely
low II taken at once; leaving city. idi,
Texas ayrnue q
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PROF. VIM. MORRIS, mandolin. guitar and
banjo teacher. will give lessons during the
summer. at room 300. Mason building; rudi-
ments Of music taught thoroughly 6
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roy sALE-The Houston Heights Hotel Of
: sar,y rooms. with commodous dining room,
aat office. supplied with aytesiaL water and
electric lights. good electric car service AND
nnyed All Get to center o: Houston; an ideal
s,,n,tnsr home and comfortable winter quar-
tiers; profitable Investment for good hotel
mar JcEn A. Msiroy. 2oS Main street:
p Houston.
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FOR sALE--one two horse power gasoline
engine and Ave fans. one "a horse power
gasoline engine and three fans: algo lot OF
other fans. shafting. etc. l.. u. Miller.
Houston. u
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THOROUGHLY experienced bookkeeper wants
position; good city references; viii do any
thing: 277S this office.
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WANTED Situation by competent lady stem
ographer and typewriter, proficient all legal
work and business correspondence. Address
1921. this office. s
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RODGERS Shorthand and Typewriting school.
o04 kiam building; terms s. per month spe-
cal rates for six month course, Mrs NJ. l..
Rodgers, principal. IL
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If YOU DESIRE TO TAKE A % An ioasto on
ne s .p"nS and Typewritns School, Mason
slnck enroll now, for our school rs glTeab ~
.,,v ,rd only limited number VIII ps
tN,i ~ and night sessions. u
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FOR 81 you can have your watch cleaned or
handspring replaced under guarantee, at the
old reliable A. G. Wrede's. 400 Travis street.
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HORSES and cattle pastured very reasonable
800 ceres two and one half miles from court
house; plenty of grass and water Charles
Albright 10
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PERSON AL

LIST OF ANSWERS
Tc advertisements in office OF The Post ior
week ending Saturday, June 4. 1895
2i0l: 2l03; 270S t2l ESQ (5); 1850, f.. L.
go; 2657 $. 1S2; 26SS (3) $500; 1909 (6) ESQ:
J. II. NJ. (3); 2tl0; 1885, 2635; /. w. Womble
266l; l4ll 25l1 ca; All (2D; 26i2; Nj, r. J.
f. No. tS); NJ &. T.. 2559; Promoter; 26l7
W. +. Roske 43. lls; Mr. Ramsey. s. (S &.
s. w. j.; 1884 tSl; 26i9 t2): 1886: l1i7 2622
Isl; w. G.. T.; 27eS; 264s To- 1924 (2); 1900
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YOUNG MAN, single. wants situation as
bookkecper or clerk; good references. BoX
23S, San Antonio Texas. S
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COTTON ginning plant, fully equipped and in
working order FOR sale cheap; situated IN
tirulars address Turner n McCampbcl. Cor
nus Christi, Texas.
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DON'T SWEAT your life away, but come 20
Fort Davis, the best mountain resort in the
State, and keep cool by stopping at the
Gem Hotel.
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THE Metropolitan Business coli ssswl.,ns
kesir5.,bin and spansh; the best patron-
p PEN ,sehooi Of its kind In Texas: al l en-
penses low. write ior free catalogue DA''as :;
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COMFORTABLE HOME for sale at a bargain
anu easy terms. IN rour,n ward. between
outhouses aud modern convenionccs. Nd
dross Melville. care Of The Post No agents,
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CALL and try the Pond Lily Cosmetics at
Madame Brokenshar's. 706 Main street Il
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WANTED--A home for n bright little girl 5
years old. Apply 1o9 Trinity street. Z
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copying In office. companion for nice lady
or nurse In good family. Address Miss H.,
7iS Main street.
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WANTED-To know the whereabouts OF one
Mike O'Loary, section hand, last heard
from at Hearne, Texas, Any one KNOWING
allO Walker avenue, Houston. Texas: 6-3l
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SEQ FOR SPECIAL summer course OF three
months. June, July and August, In book
keeping, penmanship and math matlSs, m
raultinl,eatlon and interest This special OF,
fer good to June Is. Houston Commercias.
College, corner Main and Capitol avenue
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JUST ARRIVED Carload of extra saddle.
driving and draft horses well broke aud
gentle for ladies' to drive Sandburgs sta
~. - ~ '' z
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sTophGE-We will advance money ana
charge no interest on goods stored nav nave w no
"a" rcher Furniture Co.. No. I'll Milan
street nhone No. 965. -----------Y
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Ff.hGs~-Flags-- When Sciley and Sampson
nrc heard from you will want one, We are
the only people In Tevas who can furnish
you the standard wool bunting nags, oil
sizes. II You want something cheap we can
fnnish you Il good color cotton flag katt-
mana & knceland, tent and awning makers,
sl1ia Congress avenue, Houston. Texas. II
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wOMAN,S FRIEND--For married women.
For particulars write box IS. Waco. Texas
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BEAUTIFUL cottage. 400 Anita street, Fair
Grounds, for sale, small cash payment. bal
ance $50 per month; rents for SIS, leaving
monthly payments 81; or will trade for land
Room a5 Ktam building.
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rY.S-IerRy-llest set teeth sc: gold ailings
up silver soc up; e. Gnaaos sua az ' Dr.
n nsniels. corner Mai1 and Preston. over
Icvyn's drug store.
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EXPERIENCED stenographcr wants position
good references; can furnish machine Ad-
dress 113 this office,
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FREE instruction IN shorthSnd n anS ,yp Of
NJ, Wi,'iPps en,ineton sholes typewriter. N; A.
t Ur, ro,irt reporter and notary pubic.
sosi Main street. Second hand machines
..yu..x<h, snid and rented.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06

Of that diplomacy which meets Il man
with smile and attacks him behind his
back with sneers and deceit The de-
structicn of the Maine was an insult
which could only be repaired by making
it Impossible for II II occur again. but
placing CuDa and Havana out Of the
power of Spain forever.
AT the conclusion Of Timpic's address.
Lodge asked the Senate 70 reconsider he
vote by which it. yesterday. ordered the
printing of 5000 copis & Of the Maine report
and concurrence in the House bill pro-
viding for the printing of 20.G copies Of
the report. Both requests were complied
with.
of the sundiy civil appropriation bill.
taking up the amendment suggested by
the committee, vacating the Executive
order Of Feb. q, 1897. setting aside large
tracts of land in the Western states for
forest reservations. The amendment was
considered on the basis Of Chand1er's stg-
gestion amending the amendment so a.
to limit the revocation to a year. After
an extended debate. Chindlers amend
m"nt was defeated and the committee
adopted both without division. The com
mittee amendment was also modified 80
as 10 provide hat ii shall not in any way
abrldge IN" right Of the President to set
aside forest reservations under the law
The sundry civIl bill was then laid aside
and Il joint resolution providing for the
erection IN this city Of a monument to
The late Albert Pike 10 he presented to
the nlt"d States by the Scottish Rite
Masons of the Southern jurisdiction of
tins country was adopted. The Senate
then, a. 40 y. M.. went into executive
session and soon thereafter adjourned.
The executive session was devoted to
consideration Of the question as to
whether the report Of TIE foreign rcla-
tions committee should be considered in
open session or in executive session.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06
Your Health.

A Partisan doctor has discovered that
Il solution of one part of picric acid to
{, parts of water will surely and
speedily cure the most terrible burns
and scalds
A cup of hot water. declares Sir An
drew Clark of London. possesses the
same medicinal qualities attributed tC
an equal amount of whiskey. while
lacking the injurious properties. Hot
water in abundance is especially
recommended in malaral troubles.
All the houses in Mobile Ala in
which there We're fever cases last fan
are again to be disinfected carefully
and thoroughly. When they We're dis
infected during the prevalence of tn
fever the work was necessarily done
hurriedly and without that care ana
completeness possible now that coli.
weather has come.
During the Crimean war more than
one-half t63.3 per cent? Of the ampu
tations that We're performed resulted in
death. In the American Civil war the
mortality from amputaton was still
4Sl per cent. but in 1890 the statistics
of amputation showed that the NOR
tality has been reduced to SO per cent.
The value of antseptic surgery is thus
shown
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06

less active and more given to iGlcucss than
the stately danes of yore, ii is because they
ENJOY smaller measure of good health
A woman who suffers from weakness and
disease of the distinctly feminine organs,
who is racked with pain, and tortured with
headaches and nervousness, cannot be ac-
tive and helpful. Idleness and invalidisIIl
are the natural results of suffering of tili;
description. The poor invalid woman is
not at fault, save i'll her ignorance of her
own physical make up or neglect of her
wonanly health
Thousands of women are negleCtful in
this way because they shrink from the EN-
barrassing examinations and local treat
nent insisted upon by the majority of
obscure physicians. DR.. r v Pierce. for
thirty Yeas chief consulting physician to
the. lnvailds Hotel and Surgical Institute
at Buffalo, n Y. has discovered a wonder
ful medicine that cures all diseases peculiar
to women. IN tie privacy of the home. with
out the necessity of these embarrassing
ordeals. This great medicine is known as
pr Plerce's Favorite Prescription II acts
directly on the delicate and important or
gans that bear the burdens Of wifehood
and motherhood. 1t makes them strong.
healthy and vigorous. 1t heals internal
liberation and inflammation and stops
deb1l1tatng drains. 1t transforms weak
nervous invallds into healthy women.
A book about health free DR.. Pierces
Common Sense Medical Adviser. For na-
per-covered copy send 81 onc-cent stamps
to Colry mailing on1r. Cloth hound ;,
stamps. Dr.. X. Y Pierce. Buffalo \ V
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from North. East
South and West

The condition Of the insane KING Otto
Of Bavaria has suddenly become worse
and il is feared that he is dying.
Herbert 6. Nichols was arrested at New
York Tuesday. charged with having I'm
bezZ,ed $50 0o0 about six years ago from
Browning. King X CO., makers OF cloth
ing in Chicago of who's" establishment
he was the manager
Municipal elections We're held, Mon
day, in all Michigan cities excepting
Detroit and Port Huron. Democra i
showed decided gains in most Of the
a-ger cities, but Republicans retaine
control in majority Of the smaller
ones.
The San Francisco Typograrh-
ical Union has inausurated 4
strike to enforce the 9-hour
day decided upon by the lnterra
ticnal Typographical Union, Several
firms have conceded the demands.
About 1900 Workmen are out while 400
are working,
The election in Toledo. ohio. passed
off quietly. lntcrest centered in th~
vote for school board and police COM
missioners. The former was under a
r2W law and supposed to be non parti-
Stiil' III MARY Law WAS one OF tl'
succt ssful candidates. The indications
are that the entire Republican city
ticket, except police commissioners is
elected by reduced majCritics.
Illuminating gas was responsible for
two deaths at Boston. during Monday
right. and third victim is in crit
ical condition. ignorance on the part
Of three men who arrived there from
Poland. Monday, caused he fatality.
Neither of them had ever seen gas light
before, ana the police believe that ono
of them blew out the flame before going
to bed in Simon Finns lodging house
at tn" North End. The men registered
as simon OVineszeik, Leopold Crahcrico
and Jo9eph MeranlSk. Each We're ap-
parrnty about 20 years Of age. 1t is
not known for a certainty who the sur
NiNpr is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06
MATE BRAm's OFFENCE.
Shown That Seaman Brown Co.lj Mt See
Through Cabin Window IS Re Claims.

Boston April 5.-Althoush the govern
ment in the Bran murder trial an
nounced last night. that it was ready
to close ITS direct evidence. Henry Slice
was called by District Attorney Jones,
today. and questioned in regard to "A
statement alleged to have been made to
Edward Spencer. Slice said that ut the
time Brown came from the wheel on the
morning. the murders Were committed
witness was asleep in his bunk. Spencer
testified that Slice told him that he saw
Brown at this time. throw bundle of
clothing into the Sea.
Mr.. French then began the opening
argument for the defence. He criticized
the argument made by assistant district
attorney at the beginning of the trial and
was interrupted several times by objec-
tonS from Mr.. Jones. but he was allowed
to proceed Mr.. French devoted II great
deal of time in explaining circumstancial
evidence, the probability of error and the
possibility that the iniiamcd Imagination
of the witness might lead him TO add lit
tie by little to the facts first known by
him. He also said, it was not for the
defence to prove who committed these
crimes. but for the government to prove
that the defendant at the bar caused the
death of the persons whom he Is ac-
cused of killing.
Immediately after the opening of the
afternoon session of court. Foreman Bal
comb addressing the court, said that
many OF the jurors We're desirous OF ViS-
iting the Herbert Fuller, and he asked
that view be allowed. Mr.. Jones said
he would raise no objection and Mr.. cot
ter said that so long the jury had
made the request on their own part, he
would make no objection. and thought Il
time satisfactory To all nigh; be selected.
An agreement will probably hr reached
and the jury may visit the Fuller, tomor-
row morning.
The first witness for the defence was
Nenry S. Adams of Arlington. civil en-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06
CURRENCY REFORM BILL.
The Text OF the Bill Introduced in the National
House. tuesday.

IshHg;on, April a.-Thc bin pre pared
fer the reform Of the currency ana The
pra % ."n u the treasury by tho sub
romm!ttec az she it9USe committee on
banking ana currency was introduced in
ae use. today, The bill was prepared
~ McCreary Of Minnesota. chairman Of
he subcommittee. Prince of Illinois. and
ittchei Of New York
6r cdamittt war f printtd ID 's@i Some ~ day@
20. hut some changes have since been
II sde In the details OF the bill, and
careful summary has been prepared Of
lis leading propositions and its effect
upon existing national banks. The sum
may Is as follows:
The proposed bill creates q division of
ISSUE and redemption in the treasury.
substantially in accordance with the pro
visions Of the plans of the monetary
commission The amount which the sec
rrt&ry Of the treasury is authorized to set
aside for the purpose Of this division is
All the money in the treasury In excess
of It cash balance Of $4,000. .Co1 This would
have permitted a reserve on March 81
l>9>. Of Sl1G, la7.321.
The division of issue and redemption is
authorized 20 redeem notes in notes, de
deem standard silver dollars in gold but
not to redeem silver certificates in gold
ana To make other exchanges Of currency
in coin. Notes redee med in gold SHAH be
cancelled to the amount Of new bank
NOES issued.
Fl oyson is made for the conversion
of existing legal tender notes into reserve
notes of which the banks assume the
current redemption. hut which constitute
Il liability of the government upon the
failure or liquidation of Il national bank.
All features regarding reserve notes are
peru.isSivo in relation 10 existing national
banks whose charters have not expired,
Banks may pay into the treasury,
tai NJ n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06

The chemical engine has been th1
subject Of certain amount of adverse
criticism. since the fire Of Sunday
m3Ir:rg bls in the mind of at lcaSt
ore e tizcn. tie criticism seems 10 have
al isen from an alto yether too hasiy
ct = s;deration and really careless re
ception of the facts. Chemical engines
are in use all over the land. ard Hal
lowell did not. by effecting the pur-
chase Of one. force upon itself the duty
of experimenting With new Or un-
tried invention. 1t may be said with
lttle fear of contradiction. that any
incipieLt blaze, may be eXtinGu:Shed
by the chemical with C1ly minimum
loss. provided. however. the hoSemcn
act with due celerity, and exercise their
be: Judgment: or in the event Of a
nflagration farther advanced. the
tlu.l will be the means Of greatly sub
DUNG and holding in check the flames
until water is at hand. The citizen in
question is strongly in favor of proVid-
ing the chemical with quick hitch
harm ass, also of detailing a man ~
sleep in the engine house. He is of the
opinion that the efficiency of the ma
chine has oftentimeS been questioned
and will continue TO be the case unless
some measures are advanced which Will
allow the engine to proceed to the scene
Of fire with unnecessary delay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06

The city government will hold an
other meeting. next Monday evening.
ard another hot meeting is promised.
The appropriation bill will then come
before the aldermen and it VIII then.
probably receive some good hard pick
ire to pieces
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06

The remains Of Mrs. A. p. Merry, wh'
died at the home of her sister Mrs.
John Sherman. at Maiden Sunday. ar
rived on the 3.30 p. NJ train. Tuesday,
for nterment in this city. Mr.. Merry
accompanied the remains home to this
citV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06

The late Harriet Scammon OF Gardiner
in her will bequeathed $500 each to the
Hone Missionary and the Foreign Mis-
sionary Societies: $25 to the Gardiner Aid
Society: 500 to the Hallowel Burial As
sociation and $1,000 to the Congrega tional
Society of Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06

AS there were not enough present at
the High School building, last evening
at the annual meeting of the Gardiner
Improvement Society. to make a quo
rum. they adjourned until next Tues
day afternoon, at 4,30 o'clock. when the
work will be taken up
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06

G. \. Hildreth, who is making a tour
With the Tufts College Glee Club. ana
VINO has been visiting his parents. Nj
ard Mrs. II. w. Hildreth on Brunswick
avenUe. left for BoothEay Harbor, to
join the club, Tuesday morning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06

Several Of the lasting machines at the
shoe factory. which We're idle, Tuesday
several of he lasterS striking. were put
in operation again, yesterday. ard the
work will so Oh just the same as be
fore
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06

Sliced lemon cling peaches large, So
cent cans. only q cents this week; three
cans Lima beans. only % cents; large
cans Bartlett pears. fine goods, only l2ia
cents, $40 per dozen; "Old Grist Mill'
good things are still being given away at
II. A Fuller & COS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-04-06

The senior class Of TIE high school
is now hard at work on a drama
"TWiXt Love ana Money" which they
VIII soon present, the proceeds to be
used for defraying graduating eXpcn-
SeS