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FOREIGN MARKETS.


NEW YORK. June 15,-The Evening
Posts London financial cablearam says:
The stock markets here were idle and
featureless today, but steady on cheap
money. which fayorabiy affected consols-
Americans were quiet, but irregular. No
activity is looked for In this market until
the end Of the present account.
Official details of the Brazil funding
scheme are published here tonight They
are as previously cabled.
There la some inquiry for gold for ship
ment to New York. but no actual dealings.
The price has risen 10 ,.s l0d.
II is believed that a good many applica-
tons may go from here for the United
States war loan. Few American bills
were proffered today.
Spain is again buying silver.
Closing Quotations.
LONDON. June 15.--Cl0sing quotations.
cifc SIS; Grand Trunk, SIS: bar silver UNI
certain, 25fs per ounce; money. 34al per
cent.
Bread-tuns.
LIVERPOOL. June i5-Corn Spot
American new mixed firm at 3s 81: July,
qgiet al IS 3lsd: September. qaie- al 3s sd.
Condition Of the Treasury.
WASHINGTON, June i5-Today's
statement Of the condition of the treas
ury shows:
Available cash balance .,.,..... .sls6.si5,195
Gold reserve Observation-Disclosures. lbf, .2l5
THE Weekly Post-1ntelligencer issued
today. contains the important news of the
past week Send IL 70 your friends. Copies
can be had at the business Office. Price.
) cents.
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TACOMA WHEAT MARKET.
PORTLAND WHEAT MARKET.

TACOMA. Jane iz-So market ia,
wheat. prices unchanged
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Receipts and Shipments.
Dairy Prod ucts.

on the produce exchange today the but
ter market was steady: creamery. Is6i lsc;
dairy. uis3d l3lsc-
Eggs-Steady; fresh, si.c.
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS,
L btcngo.

CHICAGO. June i5-in cattle today the
trade was active on local and shipping az
count prices We're steady. Ch0ict. steers
s. sri3s.Ss. medium s15o45s65. beef steers
sltis. =. stockers and feeders s. S5lss -:
cows ard helfers s3.8si415: camera g. s0gi
SIS: calves St4fs.
Despite the reCeE. big drop in prices hogs
are being marketed freely. Trade was
asatn fairly active Prices rlled about S.
lover. Fan Ca choice Sfss45s 'r.ta. pack
Crs A..aT;3s.ls, butchers 81 Sssfi mixed
sEsJ5s 5.iS. light. s. 0ofS -. pigs g a4sfT2. -.
An unusually lioera8 supply OF sheep nat
uFa3.y caused a veal, market. Prices were
itIi1c hover for any 0U: the better cas-
of sheep auJ Clipped lambs Native sheep
StnLsa: rams. si3si, Ehorn lambs s. 5asfti
spring lanes s5a6 r.. yearlings 81 95SiA "a
Receipts Cattle 15po. hogs, S5.coo:
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Condition Of the Treasury.
ToDAY'S WEATHER.

FORECAST FOR THURSDAY.
Portland, June Il. 1895
Occasional showers
u 3. DEPARTMENT OF AGRrcCt-
TURE. WEATHER BUREAU
DAILY BULLETIN.
l. Il
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tinun la.

OMAHA June E--tat;ie- Receipts s.So
head. market 81 lower; native beef steers
Seifeys s. e,sss4,n. StoSker< and feeders s.
4la.N -. bulls ard stags SSg4.
Hogs Receipts 0set head market lower.
heavy. 81 'Dsi3 y, mixed sL755i3.so. lLgai.
&stsf5 E. 49,. tv-k - SAFES s. ss1S 80
S1*efA~ keCTlp,s 80 head. market
sttcng. fair 20 choice natives s. ~szi4 -.
ff.c Do choice Westerns - ~ati&5n con-
1i9n and steck sheep, sS.5e2Ss -. iam5s. s45Q
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a Legal "sfansy-Od..

The bong pending suit Of he United
States against Evans Bros. Of Port Towns
end. was tried before Judge Hanfort. In
the Federal court yesterday. Under the
instructions OF the court. the jury return
81 A verdict In favor OF the government
for 81. the defendants making ~, defense
ard the government not proving SIS case
TIE suit was FOR $S5T DANA yes on account
% the alleged failure ~ tne defendants
20 enter into contract with the govern
H1ent f0r furnishing il fresh beef al Port
Townsend for one year. after putting IA
the successful. bid Eor the contract
THE CITY ~ Seattie." having takeg,
the "kInEs.an's" run TO Victoria 70. i've
trips VIII ieAve Ye@ier wharf for Alaska
ports % saturday. jaEe is;a. AZ IL D. m.
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BOSTON. June Is
Bos a. Mon .lisi2 PARROT -: -.
Bos & Butte :. y or. Shor, Line Sd
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m ND TRADE REVIEW.

s1asf.e. guBe 3. Isss-
..a. ssas;tls. Tac1e8s. Spo~
c<zt1z $500 esezrsng aJ2s@s Eo1zT
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Meta ais,

pte irar-WarYauts 3 15ssA
Cauper-~Iake 81 Sas4l2
TTr-st5 I3s3i5i5.
Spetter-S ses5.25-
Lead s. S71se13.s2 TIE firm TIA: exc.
ne selling price FOR miners ard smeifer<
Quotes lead az s. % at the close.
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~ FOE

II ven notice any sign OF blood faint.
ask for 'ae-iay blood cure circulars
They are free as air. All poison u
promptly driven from the system. Tery
tiary and secondary, as wei ID primary
.ases yield at once.
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By order of the Bureau o. Equipment.
4 IL.


commander. u =. " sffGF0graDHSr-
N0te~Copfes Of these notices can be OBJ
tanned 10y mariners. free OF charge, by an
OF 7he branch ofiees. or 20 any ~ me
agencies in t1e seaboara cities They are
also on fie in ali United States consul
ateS where every facility will he afford.
81 FOR their inspection. Ship masters are
especially requested 20 inform the hydro
graphic office Immediately Of any newly
discovered danger 10 navigation. or Of the
establishment or change OF any aid to
navigation.
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Generni Quotations.

Flour-Receipts T. 453 barrels; exports,
1874 barrels. markef steady.
Wheat-R Receipts l65 ~ bushels: exports
90 tGi bushes SPOT. strong: Nc , rel -
Tsasr ( o b. Options were generally strong
an 4ay on stea6ler foreign markets. good
export and milling demand ard unfavor-
able crop news. No. red, July. closed
ar Sc
Wool Quiet
Hops- STEADY
'oyfse- Options were steady. unchanged
~ pola,s net lower, Sales. s5{o bags in
clad .rg Jety 5sSe. spot RIG dull. No
Invoice. 6sSc. Nc : iSbbing, e7sc. mild
Quiet ard featureleSs. Corcova. S1xI1S&c
Suxar-RaN quiet hut steady. far re-
aninx sac; centrifugal. - test, s-lsc.
refined steady.
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Fred Parker. North Yakms
Ars. Thomas crannfy ccupeyifle.
Miss !. cranney. coupeyine
K s. Moore. Tacoma.
Lois Hayd Waigxt1Irg
Thos. Amos Colfax.
Mrs. Amos Coifax-
Robert Brown, Arlington.
r. ". Ferris. Nj. Vernon.
Dr. j. 8. Walsf0n. OeoSfs.
Hugh Williams. Newcastle.
Mrs Williams. Newcastle.
Mrs. Thomas Chadwick. San Francssco.
4 T.. Mills. Tacoma
T. l. Gaudette. Whatcom.
Sarah Das.es Black Diamond.
Mary Edwards Black Diamond.
Sadie l.. Morgans Hlack Diamond
&. u. Wheeler. Nraagtl.
Mira Wheeler. WranRel
Nena Rowe Seattle.
Mrs. Winnifred E. Hare. Tacoma,
Mrs. r. Fl, stackpoie. NJ. Vernon
% r HyggeD, Kingston.
John u McAIlisser. Tacoma.
Mrs Paul & Hogan Mt. Vernon
Mrs r. W Ferris Nj Vernon.
Mrs Bangs Portland.
YIN. McPhse. Arlington.
THE NEW ENGLAND.
J. VI. Parker. Ia Conner
George Miller La Conner.
Fred ArteIl. Newcastle.
Chas Irwin. Newcastle.
r. Christon. Ferf Wrangei
George Seeiey. CITY.
y. M AHG1%fH5s. .NE~ tf4FaNS
lance Il. Rand Philadelphia.
II. l.. Fisher. Waynes horg. Pa.
e James. Waynesboro. Pa
William Jones. Empire. Mica.
z Eggert Getcllsli.
" n Harris Chicago.
NJ Johnson. Sn0ao1is1.
a r Langrsn. Everett.
" g Prescott ETerett.
H. Gsa5. city.
william Kingdom. Ed5sonss
G w. Baker. City.
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Sterling on London sixty days. siS5;
sterling on London. sight. SASH.
Financial.
Silver bars ..... 5s9s Drafts-Sight -. Is
Mex. d0is ..a6i. dl6A Telegraph =. :. IT,
The Yale expositor., 1898-10-21

month; 4 lights sl.l5 per month: 5
nights, Sl.3O per month and all adj
ditional lights above lights, 10 cents
per month on each additional light.
Any subscriber to the electric lights
may furnish their own meter. to be an
proved by the board of light and water
commissioners and be furnished light
by the meter rate; meter rates, 10
cents per 1000 watts. All rates are bas-
ed on 10 candle power lights. All
lamps must be approved by the board
or light and water commissioners. All
rates not herein enumerated shall be
proportioned to the service given and
shall be determined by the board
or light and water commissioners.
Section As. This ordinance TO take
erect after twenty days from the time
OF its passage.
Passed, approved and adopted this,
the 4th day of October, 1898.
WIN. V. ANDREAE. President.
Il. f. FEAD, Clerk.
The Yale expositor., 1898-10-21
Discovered by a Woman.

Another great Discovery has been
made, and that too, by lady in this
country. "Disease fastened its clutch
es upon her and for seven years she
withstood its severest tests, but her vi
tai organs were undetermined and death
seemed imminent. For three months
she eoughed necessarily, and could not
sleep. She finally discovered a way Of
recovery, by purchasing of us bottle
of DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, and was so much relieved on
taking first dose, that she slept all night
and with two bottles, has been absolute
ly cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
Lutz." Thus writes w. G. Hamnick &c
Co., Of Shelby, N. G.. Trial bottles free
at Grant Holden's Drug Store. Regular
size50c and 81. Every bottle guaranteed.
The Yale expositor., 1898-10-21

without q written permit from the
board or light and water commissioners.
section AZ. Noperson not an author
ized agent Of the Board of light and
water commissioners shall make any
excavation at any place within six feet
OF any water main, service pipe. nv
drant, or other thing being a part of or
| connected with the water works system.
except by written permission of the
Board of light and water commissioners.
Section 43. Any person making ap-
pllcatl0n for a meter TO be set i'm his
premises shall be subject to pay all costs
or furnishing, setting and regulating
such meter, or any person may buy and
use any make of meter that the Board
or light and water commissioners NAV
approve. Water meters must be placed
where they are secure from freezing
and the conducting pipes of meters
shall be Joined with square faced unions
and a stop and waste cock inserted i'm
each service pipe where it enters the
building.
Section Al. Any violation of or fail
ure to comply with any of the proyi-
slons of this ordinance or failure or
neglect to comply with any orders or
directions of the Board of light and
water commission given in accordance
with this ordinance, if there be no
SPECIFIC penalty provided therefor by
this ordinance, shall be deemed a mis-
demeanor and any person on conviction
thereof shall be punished by fine not
exceeding fifty dollars and costs of
prosecution, and in default of the paw.
ment of said fine and costs shall be i'm
prisoned in the corporation jail of said
village of Yale, or in the common iail
OF st. Clair county, not exceeding sixty
days.
Section 40. The village council re-
serves the right to alter or amend any
OF the foregoing rules and regulations
as may be found essential to a more
perfect protection of the public interest
In the management of the electric light
and water works system and to impose
such additional restrictions as may be
deemed proper.
Section 46. In all cases where the
oriiice of the service pipe at its connec-
ton with the main pipe shall not ex
coed the size prescribed in Section 10.
OF this ordinance, the rates shall be rs
follows:
WATER RATES.
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Farm To Rent.

This farm consists Of so acres of im-
proved land ! mile east and mile
south of Yale and is in good condition.
There is good house also barn on the
premises and a splendid we'll of water.
Also fine orchard. Call or address
Ed. Newell, Yale, Mich. Can be
found at the Rapley House.
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VIM. n. MCKENZIE.

A UCIIONEER, Real Estate dealer and Con
"A yeyancer, Yale, Mich. Auction Sales at
tended 10 With prOmptness. Land bought and
sold. Correspondence desired. Don't forget
us when you want anything in our line.
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MAIN LINE EAST
LeaYeSaginaw ~ 90 NJ. Arrive at Flint r.: 53
p. NJ, Hollyl 20 L. NJ, DetrOIt3l0 z. NJ, Toledo
abb
MAIN LINE WEST
Leave saginaw go +. NJ. Arrive at Midland
:43 T, NJ. MI, Pleasant 1915 p. NJ. Glare A. r.
M, Evart 1886 L. NJ, Reed City 4:G5 L. NJ, BALD
win i:J2 7. NJ, LudinCton G: go T.. NJ, Mauistee
$3.50 Il. NJ.
Connecting at Ladington with steamer for
Milwaukee during the season of navigation,
making connections for all points West and
Northwest.
Sleeping and Parlor Cars between Bay city
Saginaw and Detroit.
Connections mad at Port Huron and Detroit
In Union Depot for all Points South. CArada
and the East.
For further information see time table olthis
Company. G. Is. HUNGERFORD. Agent.
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Lung Kuro VIII prevent pneumonia.

y Lewiston cotton mill agent has tE,~
happy tact nf knowing how. To deal
With his employees and keeping them
good naiurcd, especially IN times ID
labor troubles. 50. no matter hcW
hard the operatives kick against the
reduction Of wages they one and al
unite in friendly expressions for thg
agent 4 few years ago a strike was
rn at this mill and as thu days went )N
delegations Of the strikers made FIRE
qlient calls upon the genial agent. IL
always gave them a hoSpitahie Gocvp-
tion ana sent them away in. a pleasant
frame uf mind. one day he said to tn,
committee: Rows, il doesn't DO any
good t. Keep calling IL see me Yea
know thai as wen as | 40. instead -
banging around the halls and streets
why don't you get bats and balls and
20 ~ ana play bali 1'hey said they
di,int have HE necessary equipment.
We'll said the agent. IN tx that.
lie bought Il generous supply Of bats
ana balls AMI the games of ball Were
numerous ana frequent.
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Augusta Lodge. A. o. U. W lnstaIIs Officers

Augusta Lodge, No. g., \. .. t. w.
installed the following officers. Tues
day evening, District Deputy G. +.
Hathaway of Gardiner acting AS in
stalling officer.
+. NJ. w. &. +. Smith; NJ w. A. NJ
Narney: F.. G. A. Piper; O.. T. f.
Clark: recorder f. +. Sprague: re-
ceiver, r. +. Bates: Fin. w s Mar
tin: c.. y. +. Bartlett: g w. W. W.
Fox; @. w. +. o. Glidden.
After the installation ceremonies fol +
lowed an entertainment consisting uf
music. etc. after which speeches We're
made by Judge a. G. Andrews. @. W.
Smms. Or. W. Johnson. Or. Burt An
dreWs and Bro. johnson of Gardiner
Light refreshments We're served, after
which the members and their ladies
departed. having passed ii most enjoy
able evening.
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Funeral Of George A. EIodgcit.

The funeral of the late George y
Blodgctt was held, Tuesday morning.
at II O'Clock. a III" hnm" at ,, Weston
street. and was attended by a lars"
number uf relatives and friends.
Rev. c. A. Hayden Of the Universai-
list church ofiiciated. and delivered Z,
very eloquent ana approptiat" 5elino',
Many beautiful floral tributes Wef"
received. Charles II White Elmer T..
Parliman Allen Partridge ana II. l..
Morrill, acted as pali bearers. and TIL
body was placed in the Mount Pleasant
tomb.
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ATTEMPTED ARSON.
Bold Attempt to Burn Building:
at Togus, Monday.
Fire Discovered Beside the Stable Owned b,
4. W. Stevens.

There was most cowardly and
helnous crime nipped in the but at
ToGus, early Monday morning, which.
had it not been discovered would have
resulted disastrously for Mr.. and Mrs.
A. w. Stevens. About 4 o'clock in the
morning an employee of the Togus
home, was going to the institution.
when he saw a fire on the ground by
the side of the stable that composes a
part Of the buildings owned by 4. W.
Stevens. situated in the corner of the
road where the Augusta road joins the
road leading to the Home.
lie at once gave an alarm, assistance
quickly arrived, and the names were
subducd with but very little damage
to the building.
1t was found upon investigation that
the fire had been kindlcd in d pile of
dry clapboards and old refuse that had
been piled beside the stable by some
fend, intent upon burning the build
ines.
The buildings are good ones. and
worth quite Il sum of money. and ii
they had burned it is not Improbable
that those near by would have suffered
to some extent. What makes the con
templated crime more henous. is the
fact that Mr. stevens is i'll in the house
and. it being in the night, the fire
might haze gained suCA headWay be
fore being discovered. that it would
have been difficult to have saved him.
Everyone near Togus is greatly in
censed over the matter. and a thor
ough investigation Will he made at
once. although ut present no one
seems To have the slightest clue. as to
whom the guilty party is. and this fact
makes them all the more nervous.
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John JeWettt. formerly conductor On
the Maine Central Railroad. il slowly
recovering from severe illness. NJ
JcWctt has been very sick man. His
sickness began With a severe attack ~
tonsiIitis, which developed into a cas-.
81 erysipeIas in tn" head and face.
Singularly. his Wife was stricken with
tnrSiiitis at about the same time he
was, and she too Is now battling with
crysipelas. Both OF them are now in a
fair way tn recovery. The report that
Mr.. JrWett's retirement from active
duty on the road had something to DO
with his illness is nnnsensical ana all
sud. The company officials fully ap-
preciate his faithfulness. ana he will
never tack the opportunity - earn Il
living The c"mpanys requirements
Of flysical fitness FOR positions on The
road are much more strict now than
heretofore. Mr.. JpWett's sense Of hear
ing Il somewhat defective. and, as was
the ease with several other employees
who Were pat through the test. he was
found to ~ affected with symptoms IT
color blindness -t,X,
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4 gentleman and lady drove int" the
city streets. Tuesday evening. an
made inquiries relative to the parties
who had gone on a sleigh ride in the
direction of Belgrade. He states that
he met the two large teams IL AIDED wi ii
Young people. who We're having Jolly
time. and his horse became frightened
overturninG the Sleigh. throwing the
lady out and dragging the gentleman
quite distance. They We're greatly
incensed because neither Of the parties
stopped to assist hem, although IN"
when it was dragging the man. 50 the
latter says.
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Abnaki Club. Ladies' Evening.

The elegant rooms of the AbnalI
club were the scene Of a pleasant occd-
sion. last evening. a delightful even
ing being passed by the members It
the club and their ladies. it being tn"
regular ladies night.
Genial All Perkins the janiior of tn
rooms had worked With will toward
hcautifyiug the rooms. and with tn"
puttcd plants he succeeded admiralty
Under the leadership uf Vice Prc+i-
dent + W. rlaistcd. the evening Wa
pleasantly passed IN playing Wltisl
pool and Billiards and in social con
verse.
Refreshments of ice cream and cakr
were served.
The annual meeting and election OF
officers Will occur. tonight.
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AMUEMENTs.
The Devils Auction

Manager ChaS. NJ. Yale of the For
ever Devils Auction, which has ever
been noted for its clever "spocialty''
features. has fairly outdonr himself IN
inns season production of that IA
nous show piece, and offers as new
novelties the following: colby ana
Dewitt. comic acrobats in The Organ
Grinder and The Monkey" the phantns-
Aerial Grot"suucs. Milo. Flora. the
Tough Girl en- the Wire, Brown an,l
Harrison. comedy farceurs. Maymc
Mayo. bright and clever singer
dancer ana baniuist and Harry NJ
Brown. in novel single. speciality.
These special features. combined with
all the other novelties contained in the
DeVii's Auction will certainly prove a
feast of pleasure" To those Interested.
Augusta people will bc glad to have
an opportunity to witness this favorite
show at Johnsun'S opera house. Gar
diner. next Tuesday night Jan Is l.
plays there under the management of
Mr. f. A. Owen of Bangor.
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Pierce's Favorite Prescription cures al!
weakness and disease of the delicate and
important organs that sustain the burden OF
maternity. 1t makes them stroug. healthy,
vigorous and elastic 1t banisheS the
squeamist spells of the eXpectant period
and makes babv's introduction to the world
easy and nearly painless. II rids maternity
of peril. 1t insures the newcomers health
and an ample supply of nourlshment. It
transforms SiCklv. nervous, tretiul. despUnd-
emit childleSS women into healthy, happy.
helpful amiable wives and mothers. Over
90 900 women have testified to the benefits
derived from this marvellous medicine. 1t
does away with the necessity for the en-
barrassing examinations and local treat
,ncut upon which most physicians insist.
1t substitutes certainty for the doubtful
treatment of obscure physicians. who sell
dom correctly diagnose these troubles. Ali
medicine dealers sell it, and DR.. Pierce will
cheerfully give free advice to ailng women
who write him.
Scores of women who have been peTiua-
nentlv cured of obstinate and dangerous
diseases by this great medicine. have
permitted their names. addresses, eXpe-
riences and photographs to be printed in
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adj
wiser This book is free and contains 1908
pages, telling the home treatment for most
diseases. Send 81 one-cent stamps, to cover
mailing only. for paper covered COPY.
Cloth binding ;r stamps. Address nr.
X. V. Pierce, Buffalo, \. y.
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New Corporations.

Eastern Speciality Company has been
organized at SaCo fer the purpose of
dealing in banjos and other musical in
stiuments with $4,000 capital stock of
" hic $500 is paid in. The officers are:
President. Charles II. Mathews of
Boston. Mass: treasurer Charles Is
Kendall % Boston. Mass Certificate
approved, January ;. 1898.
Curtis x Son Company has been or
9aniZed at Portland for the purpose of
manufacturing. confectionery ana
chewing gum with $50, 600, capital stock
cf which $500 is paid in. The officers
are: President. Adam f. leighton Of
Portland. Me. treasurer. Silas +.
Adams OF DeerinE. Me. Certificate APP
proved, January s. 1925
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Reference Of the Arnold Claim Postponed
by County Commissioners.

Tuesday was the day set hy III :
county commissioners as the one IN
which they We're to present the ella m
Of Furbush Arnold of Watervilla.
against the water company. in which
Mr.. Atwood asked that the company
he obliged to take certain lot of land
for which they had hargained, to
Judge Whitehouse.
The commissioners decline To take
action on the case. and it Was decided
to refer it to Judge Whitehouse; but
the date of reference has been post
poned until February.