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The Springdale news., 1898-11-04

Kew kroeger, Pastor.
 Christian Science parlor meetings will be held every Friday at ' ln At the home of Mrs. C. l.. Pratt. Read ing, conversation and questions an swered on Christian Science topics. All people of every denomination, amt of no denomination. are cordially inv tA4 q, .ttauI
The Springdale news., 1898-11-04

The meaner a man is the more agreeable he tres to be.
The Springdale news., 1898-11-04
CITY OFFICERS.
STATE NEFLCEkS.
CHURCHES.

Nj. E. Church South-Servlces every Sunday morning and night. Sabbdtt school every Sunday morning ana prayer meeting every Thursday night Epworth League n tets every Sunday afternoon at o'cock. Strangers are cordially invited to all of the above services.
 E. l.. Massey Pastor. Missionary Baptist Church every Sunda4. xcept tie Secon a I t. 'r aud " VI ht. Prayer utet.r- Tuv-aal at 6:5v \. u. snH1.t ~e every S4G@aju WI 3.5 w. Iu
 Fl AutrN. Pastor W. E. Broglon, $. 5. Supt
 Christian Church. Preaching evert second all i fourth Lords days. Morn ing service at II a, IT.. Evening ser- vice at 7:30 ?. m. Sunday School every Sunday at 93J n. III. MdWeek prayer service Wednesday at 1880 p. n.
 Chas E Freeman Pastor. Fresbvterlan Church-Serv I < every let 2nd and 4th sabbath, morn Ing and evening. sabbath school, 9:45 ,. ,n Prayer meeting Wednee- day evening.
 M E Ct.rrca Huaauy S-r, rr-aciiia4 M nui -:a W WV SanGty ScAo" a"v t. u. Juni. Iyaau -:ao i m. Epwor-n Lea n,- lar>.i eve ..@u Prayer meeting Thursday cye. 7:30. strangers ana friends are invited to attend any or all of these services
 GEo. w. BRADLEY. Pastor Primitive Baptist Church. Preaching every second Saturday and Sunday.
 Ed. J. E. Loving, Pastor.
 Eld. Jas. Dodson Associate Pastor. Seventh bay ventists-Churc ell ey- erv Saturday at II n. Sabbath school at 10 d ID. Prayer meeting ev- erv Wednesday night at 500
 ! A iiuiYH1nL Fa~t8r EpunEtl cHI Lutheran. ~unaH# Sehoni every SunGay at l0 a. n. Ser vices 1 l a III
The Springdale news., 1898-11-04
STATE OF Ono, CITY OF
 TOLEDO, Lncas Co. N.

MIA VT OhiC, StiA OF [
 TOLEDO, Lucas Co.,, SS'
 Frank T. Cheney makes oath that he IS the senlor partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney < Co.,, doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that sad firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Halls Catarrh Cure.
 FTANK J. CHENEY.
 sworn to before me and spb. scrlped m my presence, thls 9th day of December, A. D. 1886.
 SEAL A. w. GLEASON, J Not~ry Pubic. Halls Catarrh Cure IS taken IT, ,erna'ly. and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaoas of tho system. Send for test,mon,als free. 2 r. J. CHENEY $ Co.,, Toledo, 0
 Sold by druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are ,be host
The Springdale news., 1898-11-04

There are lots of miserable n.y. pocrlteS ln the churches, but 10 worse than outside.
The Springdale news., 1898-11-04

No woman gets mad if told tha her mother is the better cook.
The Springdale news., 1898-11-04

SprngdaIe Lodge No. 30 A. o. U. w. Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday night If each month
 C. J. Chapman, NJ. ". F. R. Hayes Post No. l0 C. A. R- Meets first Saturday in each month in Otd Fellows Hall at l o'clock D ID. sharp All comrades in good standing requested to IT eet with us
 l. w orthen, F. c.
 A. l.. Thompson Q. M.
 G. E. Tewks bury, Adit. ~prtnraale Lodge No. 316 F. and A. Friday night on or before full moon at invited to meet with us.
 J R. Harris, ". M. J NJ. Robinson, Sec.
 New Era Lodge No. 36 I. O. o. F. meets every Saturday night at o'clock
 Bert Lewis N. G. Spring City Lodge No. 90 K. of P.. meets every Mo nday night. Visiting Knights always welcome
 Calvin Walker c. 0. Springdale Encampment |. o. o. F . No. 23 meets first and third Wednesday, night of each month. All patriarchs cordially invited.
 c. ". Jones, C. P. Springdale Republican Club meets first Saturday of every month at 7:30 D m in Hunts hall.
 >. \. Haxton. Pres. Springdale Camp No. 27, Woodman of the World Meets first and third Thursday night of each month.
 II. A. Daily, c. c.
 n Tiab1yrfar Clarly
The Springdale news., 1898-11-04

Most people imagine they have some musical talent, if only 1t had been brought out.
The Springdale news., 1898-11-04

Thousands of men anG women suffer from piles, especially women with female weakness have this sui tering to contend with m addition to ther other pans. T4hler's Ks Bnrkeye Pile Ointment will quickly effect a cure. Pice 50 ctS in hot ties, tubes 75 cts. Sold by Dally
The Springdale news., 1898-11-04
SECRET CCIETIES.

Sprlngdale LOdge No. 30 A. 0. u. w. Meets 2nd and 4th Wednesday night If each month.
The Springdale news., 1898-11-04

L. N. Dt AN ILEBUK1 For sale by H. A. Daily.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05
Maine Disaster Notes.

Major General Dickinson of California
has issued orders for the inspection Of all
the National Guard of California in tho
near future The naval militia is also to
be inspected and both branches of the
service placed IN readiness for an cmer-
gcncy.
The war department has issued orders
for the immediate transfer of ammunition
from the Bonica arsenal to San Fran
cisco. The object is to supply the needs
ol the batteries and heavy ordinances at
the Preside and Black Point which con-
stitute the most important of the harbor
defenecs of San Francisco.
The army and navy officers representing
the United States government nj the
Bethlehem, Pa, have received orders
from headquarters to be ready on u
hours notice for service. Work on the
government contracts at the works is
being pushed as rapidly as possible.
All the Maine survivors at Key West
received months pay. and their claims
for lost personal property have been filed.
Schwartz. Il cook of the Maine has put
in a claim for $i22s. which he says ne had
in his chest, which was blown to pieces
Many other enlisted men lost their saw
ingS of years. There have been no move
ments of the fleet except in the case of
the Nashville, winch tOwed Il coal barge
out to the Comet, Friday morning.
Mrs. William II. Tinsman of Deerirr;.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Sullivan won over Broderick in the 9th
round Mt New York Friday night. The
police stopped the fight.
Arguments in the ease of Sheriff Mar
tin and deputies at Wilkesbarrc, Pa, will
be commenced, Saturday.
Mccoy whipped Rurley at Hot Springs,
Ark, Friday, Burley being counted out
in ! minute ANA 40 seconds of the second
round. He was badly punished
George r. Langford. a negro who
committed murderous assault on Off :
Ger Shattuck at the Concord, Mass.
Reformatory. Jan /, 1898. was Friday
noon. sentenced to not more than 20 nor
less than is years imprisonment, by the
superior criminal court in East Cam
bridge.
Rhode Island followed the lead Of
Massachusetts, Friday, in the appoint
ment OF commission to investigate
the depressed condition of the cotton
industry in the state The commits
sion includes three senators and five
representatives and it will hold sittinrs
during the recess of the Legislature.
A fire which destroyed George Stan
hopes dwelling, on Tower road, Hall
fax, n. s.. late Friday, was attended by
a tragedy. Two firemen, William Levin
ana George Weston, We're working at
the top OF high ladder and We're car
rled 10 the ground under Il falling
chimney Levin was badly crushed
anu lies in a dangerous condition At
the hospital Weston escaped without
serious injury
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05
Other Domestic Ports.

PORTSMOUTH. y H-March t. ar sch
Robert Brigham. Salem for Boothbay.
BOSTON-March 4. ar, stm Ambria.
Hamburg: sch Una, Placentia Bay, n +.
CID Stm Roman. Liverpool: sch Mo-
rales. Lunenburg, y $.
Sid, stms Boston, Yarmouth, S: Ma
verick, Philadelphia for Portland.
NOBSkA. MASS-March 1. psd east.
sim John Englis. New York for Portland.
I'sd south. t.; Honey Brook Port john
son. with bgs { Il X of \ No : from
Portland. and Nos and . from Salem.
VINEYARD HAVEN. MASS.-NIarch
!, ar, revenue cutter Dallas. from Boston.
cruising; tugs Robert Lockhart, towing
hSs Eoston. Baronet. Blackbird and Buff
fet, Perth Amhoy for Boston; Herald.
towing hGs t.llenvilc Liberty and sch
Amelia G Ireland. Boston for New York:
q NJ WinSlow, towing bss cara and Dora.
do for Philadelphia; Mars, towing bgs
Dclawar" and l\unCia, do for do.
Sid sch Mary and Belle: tug Gladiator.
towing hSS L J Carleton and j + Merry.
Robert II R;tthbun. towing hgS Brilliant.
Buttress, Blizzard. Bristol and iilow.
PSd tug Honey Brook. towing C. Il X
bgS Nos I, : and . B, ston for New York:
stm Frostnurg. towing LIZ Mystic Belle.
Boston for Baltimore
NEW NORk-March !. CID, stm Mackay
Bennett.
PHlLADELPHIA-M March t. ar. srhs
& Tryon. Rocknort. Me; Charles y Camp
bell, Phippsburg. Me
Cid, stm Wiliamsport, Portland; bk
James w Elwcll, Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05
BACK TO HAVANA
CONTINUED from page ID

past "a hours came in a short cablegram
received last night addressed to Assist
ant Secretary Day, as follows:
Havana. March 2.-Haye establishe d
asylum for destitute small orphans re-
gar,iless Of nationality. The money sent
by you viii be applied to the purchase Of
food for said orphans. t.'igncD LEE"
The war department it i understood
will endeavor to induce the treasury ofii-
cials to return the Tortugas islands Ia its
ment ii is stated that no request has yet
been made upon the secretary OF rho
treasury Tor the re-transfcr Should tn"
request lac made. Il is stated that IL will
ne complied with at once.
Tn" moSt essential feature Of its de-
fence would be the mounting Of heavy
guns. and with these the harb1r would
give one of the best protected rGadsteads
IN The Southern winters. The main de-
fences arc on Tortuaas. meaning Turtl"
Island, and occupying practically all the
entire island, although Il small narrow
coral reef sweeps around IL. affprdini ad-
ditional shelter. The fore is known as
Fort Jefferson. # is thrce-st0ry brick
structure. with cascmat"s. tn" walls be-
ing feet. inches thick The garrison
quarters are located in these cascmates,
the old plan being to place the artillery
in the upper stories and the infantry be
low. TIL" old drfences consisted OF y ana
i2-pounder guns and one or two PARROTS
Of 200 and 800 pounds. These 4 feet, 3-inch
walls and old style guns would be of little
service in modern warfare, and such as
remain are probably out Jf practical ser
vice because. Of the quarantine uses 10
which Fort jefferson has been put in re-
cent years. 1t is thought. however, that
the old brick fort would serve for tenn
porary usc as q garrison and that he
would afford Il good location
for heavy guns 70 protect the rpadstead.
The fortiications board. headed by
Gen. Miles. som" time ago reported that
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05

one which intcrffres with personal free
dom They want us to believe. | suppose
that because the government chat is. the
people organized for work) carries our let
t4rs md our books. and our parcels and
our money at cost. that we have Just
To that extent lost our liberties and are
u little tee. Ter than SerfS that because gov
arnnnent fias taken possession OF roads
and bridges and the toll-man no longer
<,ssailS every few rods, we are slaves and
F,sa government Is tyrannizing over us.
They want us to think that because gov
cGniusnt so largely controls water works.
given ns at cost an unfailing supply OF
pnre waicr and preventing private parties
from monOpOlizing them and taxing us
forever for their own profit. we are
down trodden and oppressed. And now
they go further thinking that if We be-
fbtYe that if the government takes the
fighting plants and street railways, saves
uH millions of dollars every year, now
aoinS into the bags of n few individuals.
we are set of children. cringing under
the red OF paternal government What
they want then. is not the liberty of the
tSsOpte but that of a few favored indivi-
,i.iais who. they say, ought to be al
loved TO make a living out of the people
80 tNes tel us it is II shameful stretch
az tyranny on the part of the government
10 offer 10 prevent few hundred citi-
%ens holding possession OF these indus
ones forever. transferring every Wear
Fhiiiions of good dollars into their hot =
fomiesS pockets, and in the name Of lib
e,fg They protest against il Let them
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05

sons. the burden of proof must rest upon
them. They must show beyond a ques-
ton that the interests of the public can
be best secured by that system since the
whole presumption is aga inst their posi-
ton.
But it is frequently urged that the
State has no business to engage in indus
trial enterprises. Such statements are the
ordinary refuge Of ignorance and selfish
ness. The same kind Of argument has
been advanced not only in this sphere,
but In every other one as well. TO prevent
the government from assuming and per-
forming the new duties which come to
it with every passing year. The two
functions of government are local and
temporal in their nature. they embrace
all the benefit and all the immunity from
evil which government can be made to
confer, are then not absolute but rcla-
tive. The question whether a particular
function should be assumed is special
problem to be examined separately upon
its own merits. 70 leave everything in
private hands, has been shown by expert
.ncc to he rIin0uS. To hand everything
over TO government is also ruinous.- lri-
Nate and public enterprise, each has its
own sphere and each should supplement
tho other. TIL" functions nl government
begin Wiier" monopoly begins. amt whore
rTr" competition Ct3%rS. The reason i"
rlonr y private business to b. property
conducted must render the least p0~SinI"
service at Tho highest possible ur.c,. \
government to be properly cun,luctcI
must render the utmost possible Spr' L.,
1T the lowest possible price. Only these
services therefore should b" Left i'm prl-
sat" hands i'm which there cam be the
fullest and fr"r~t competition to c"mpe!
rendering the most and best possible ser
Vice for th" price paid. Water works,
lighting plants and street railways are in
thcir very nature monDpolics Of he prime
nAcessit"s of life. and SO properly come
within the functions Of government
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05

not think that by the use of such fine
terms they can throw dust in the peoples
eyes. The American republic. if ii stands
for anything. stands for equality of OPP
portunity. AMI as the tide and Democracy
increases, the consideration Of the pe"-
pies good is destined to accomplish the
final and the complete overthrow of the
monopolistS together with his exclusive
privileges.
Costello Of Bates. followed. He called
attention to the fact that the previous
speaker had referred To one particular
street railway which was owned and
operated by a city That was the Brook
lyn bridge line, which is by no means the
street railway system. The speaker
dwelt upon the question as it was sub
mitted to Bates. its true text and what
1t means. Following the true text Of the
question, the debate was upon the cities
Of the United States. not of the cities Of
England. Scotland, Germany or Australia.
Mr.. Costello said that sticking closely to
the question, cities should own and opcr-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05
The Only Thing
Needed
To Remove Bronchitis,
Catarrh. Consumption
and Pneumonia
From the List OF Dangerous Diseases is ife
Education OF the People.


i've" s.nce ;he discovery ;la catarra. lilt:s,
pAeumon.a AID ,ensumpf.on We're prie.H local ''i,-
ntssascs % S"', the " ae1i-s tc ' rougbo , ~
w1o~ wof! nave ben; ali her energies +" ii1'Ank
:agtc method o.. ;-risaN iy which i!c-c i0'llh
could b. reached aaa Ge-5o>ed, How ,"cv lave
Saseedad is eeat '.4 ty glance i; she sc-",,'H
,gll>''ga ',..r W 'e ,'sS@"! n'4,, - N 't ''S
grea; increase IN the .,i..e. % dea'N weary Dl"
'2-se disease. 't! Saung cio"in II ft'' '7 f'i
i,.'e.'-', INV, w. '.'7 ,.,.."' ''.'
s,rued to mean l4,@ 1t au.l.r, on tic -; ,,i.u
saed al prot.~>la tor it,y have covered ~
remedies which wor'l lail these gerins. ie',
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05
WOMAN'S DRAWBACK.
Business Men Cannot Depend On
Women for Help.
They arc III too Oiten Because Negligent Of
Their Heailh-A Business Woman's Telling
Words

From the Free Press Detroit Mich.
The greatest drawback today with wo-
men That work IN the stores and facto-
ric@. that they DO not take the right care
Of their health. business men frequently
say they can't depend on women because
they are i'll too often. If every young
woman would take the right care of her
self this complaint would never be heard.
Many thousands of young women are
working. suffering agonieS that would
force Il man to a sick bed. They bear their
tortues in silence because of their in
born modesty and blame their mother for
not advising them.
street Detroit. Mich. is 4 business
woman. AMI successful one too. En-
ploying many young women and having
years of experience in the business world
she is in position to speak Of women who
earn q livelihood
"l'or years" she says, Il suffered in
silence and was so worn out at night that
! could not sleep. ! visited female
specialist who said had 4 complication
ofaimentS peculiar To women. J could not
find relief from her remedies and had
tried 50 many kinds of medicine" that !
had given UP all hope of ever getting bet
II was given a box OF Dr. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People, by = young
lady in my employ The first box gave
me much relief ami | WAS able to rest at
night for the lrst time in many months.
II then bought NOR. pills aud think
must have used :: dozen boxes III my own
women double that amount. Without a
doubt thes. pills ar" ii good medicine for
they cured me. and have cured several
people to my knowledge.
Il think that II you should ask any Of
the druggists of Detroit. who are the
best buyers Of Or Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People. they would say the
young women
"'rhes. pills certainly build up the n"r-
rouS system dud many Il young woman
owes her iif" IN them.
"-As Il business woman ] am pleased 10
recommend them as they lid more for me
Williams Pink PINS for Pale People cred
IL for my general good health today
NJ discovery Of modern times has
proved such Il boon To women as DR.. Will
liamS Pink Pills for Pale People Acting
directly on tn. blood and nerves. invig-
Grating IN" hndy. regulating the func-
tions they restore tn" strength and
health to the exhausted woman when
every effort Of tn" physician proves un-
0Vaiing.
For the growing girl they are Of the ut
most benefit for the mother indispen-
sable, for every woman invaluable.
Everywhere DR.. Williams Pink Pills
for Pale People ar" recognized ;s sprci-
fic for diseases Of tn" blood and nerves
For paralysis. locomotor atayia. ANA other
diseases long supposed incurable. they
have proved their efficacy in thousands Of
eases. They ar" one OF the greatest
blessings ever bestowed upon mankind.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05

Thursday, received from Fr Ioh, i,
Chidwick, chaplain of the ta,tIashi.
Maine. Il letter Of c1ndoleuc. On .np
itath OF her son, William If. Tinsman
II II one oi the victims Of the explosion
The letter speaks in terms of nr,ign 90
young Tinsman's = chaaacter In r.rj,. a ~
Mrs. 1insman's 5 appeal for the hndt, =. ~
her son 70 be sent home Fr Cbidvicr
says the law Of the island preynnte he
disintcrment Of body and that he could
i"J with absolute certainty identify the
BODY among 50 many. ''''
On March = 4 statement ,yau ,,.i.,
that IN" steamship Olirctie had made ber
last trip from New York to Havana and
mat she is now being cleaned and arme3
ne owners OF The Olivctte. the piant
SSHattin. requests denial to be made Tho
MiScott", the Olivrtt's sister shin ie "
pt sent t" Jamaica. March :. with an cy.
Cufsl"h ana the Plant people desire the
idct 70 De known that the Olivctte carry.
M nlted States mail Will make tho
usual trips on the Havana ro,,tn eoitins ~
from Tampa, Mondays and TUESDAYS fnT
ti:iFaHa. touching both ways at Kew
West. MY
The Cora NJ. Wilmington schooner
is alleged to De implicated in The seizure
~ 81. AIMS Bay Jamaica. Thursday nf
5''"" rounds Of ammunition and 4 large
hufnb"r "i rifles intended for cuba. Tba
captain, II IS said. contracted TO carry
IN" material 10 Htihl and was living az
st. Ann : Hay ut the time. cudeaynriur
L" obtain ah opportunity for loading The
ponce authorities had. however. become
suspicious. and without waiting for fur.
thrr action. surrounded the wharf on
which tn" coIltrIhahd Nas stored in har.
r"lS, and conliscatri the entire cnnsign
ment. The cora VI. arrived at ningston
AT the end Of last month with Il cargo Of
Hour soon after her arrival sne was
boarded by he customs authorities and
her cargo broken into but nothing was
found of suspicious character. She
proceeded around the coast to st. AIMS
bay ana the arms and ammunition. ii Is
claimed, We're shipped by a coast steamer
10 thc Same place. under the designation
If barrels Of cement" Suspicious as 70
her captains intentions We're entertained
and the police were instructed to be on
the lookout, resulting in the seizure OF
he consignment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05
Foreign Ports.

HALIFAX. n S-March /. ar. stms La
brador, Erskinc. Liverpool for Portland.
Me. to sail at daylight: Ravensdalc. Luke.
New York
Sid. stms Numidian. MacNichol. Liver
pool; AlphH. Decker, Rangers, Denmark.
ST JOHN, n B-March 1. ar stms Lake
Huron, Taylor. Liverpool via Halifax
Glen Head, Kennedy. Dublin via Troon.
Cid. stm Halifax city. Newton, London
via Halifax.
RIO March g ar bk Flora,
st Johns n f
LIVERPOOI-March 4. ar. stm Cam
palma. New York
QEEENSTOWN-Ma 4, ar. stm
Rhynland, Philadelphia for Liverpool and
proceeded
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

BOOTHBAY-March +. ar. schs Caroline
Vougnt. Gloucester; Lottie G Howard.
do; Robert Byron, Rockland; tug c A
Warren, Portland.
SID, sch Sill" Knight. New York.
WISCASSET-M March I, SID, sch Lucy E
Friend. Portland.
PORTLAND-March /. ar. sim Maver-
lex, Rubelia. Philadelphia; John Englis.
Bragg. New York: sch May O'Neil.
Watts, North BoothbaY. to complete car
go for Port Spain Hazelwood. Grand Ma
nan for New York.
CALAIS-March T. ar sch Clifford L
White. New York.
SID. sch Luey IIooner. Now York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05
ANOTHER SPANISH SQU;DON
Being Made Up al Cadiz for Future Destruc
tion at Havana.

London, March IA letter Just received
here from Madrio Says it is definitely re-
ported there that fresh Spanish squad
ron destined for Cuba is being organized
the Carlos Y, Pclayo. Alfonso Mi ana
another. several gunboatS and u trans
Atlantic steamer. Active work is also
proceeding upon the torpedo boat de-
stroyerS irosperina, Audaz and Osada
and upon the torpedo boats Habana,
hetamoS" and Barcelo, which form the
second torpedo boat fiotlla which Spain
is sending to cuba.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1898-03-05
Marine Noies.

The Elder-Dempster Co. has already ar
ranged for three new boats for the COM
ing season and two more are in course OF
construction. which will be pushed for
ward as rapidly as possible. SO as to
meet the demands Of the trade at the
earliest moment. The steamship Mon-
tercy is the name of one of the new boats.
1t is similar 10 the Montcalm and Mont
rose, and mas a dead weight capacity of
5000 tons aud Il speed of ~ knots when
,c1dea The two steamships which are
as yet unnamed are similar To the Mon
tpreV