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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-10-19
THE
Fidelity & Casualty Co.,
YORK. INCORPORATED 1876.
Largest Casualty Co. in the World.
$4,000 Double Combination
Accident and Health Policies.
This Policy Provides insurance as Follows
ACCIDENT CONTRACT.

AGAINST ORDINARY ACCIDENTS.
In Case Of Death. 5000
Loss of Both Hands, 5000
Loss of Both Feet, 5000
Loss of One Hand and One Foot, 5000
Loss of Both Eyes, 5000
Loss of One Eye, loo
Loss of One Hand or One Foot, LOO
Weekly Indemnity, Is
AGAINST TRAVEL ACCIDENTS
while riding as a passenger IN or ON a
public conveyance propelled by steam
electricity or cable, and provided by a
common carrier for passenger service.
In Case Of Death, $40, Od0
Loss of Both Hands, 10000
Loss of Both Feet, 10 600
Loss of One Hand and One Foot, 10000
Loss of Both Eyes, 10000
Loss of One Hand or One Foot, 5000
Loss OF One Eye, LOO
Paralysis or Blindness, $500
Weekly Indemnity, 50
Limit Of indemnify, 100 Weeks.
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Entries mt Ingleside.

Entries for to-days races at lngleside:
First race, seven furlongs-Santa Clara,
105; Malplaquet, Rafaela, 1t5; Mangrum,
Durwad 107; La Fontera, Sardou. CLAUDE
ana, 10. Rey del Diablo. 1l2
Second race, three quarters of d mile
Novia, So; Glenower. 50; Roulette Wheel,
Sc; Daily Racing Form. Mlesio. IS: Valen-
cienne. SO: Sing Wing, 1922; Hermosa, 10i:
Veragua, 105; X. @. Ban, Ben Amelia, 106
Third race. three-auarters of mile
Aluminium. So Mornel. 50; Highland Pall,
%; Hardly, 90; Miss Ross, 1Ol; Torsion,
1903; Midlight 10i Zamar H.. log: Sly 10;
Mainstay, H.
Fourth race. mile and a quarter-Rufal-
ba, l02; Tuare, 104: Nonchallanee. 10: Lit
lie Cripple, I07; our Climate, The Bach
elor. 1903.
Fifth race, steeplechase, short course
Presidio. 129: Lord Chesterfield 1876: Volt
Una Colorado. $40; Mestor 1885, Reno. 49,
Sixth race. mile and an eighth-Entries
close at o'clock n. m to-day.
Clear, track good.
Form of to-day's races at Ingleside
First race-Sardou. Claudiana. La Fon-
terra.
Second race-Noyia, Daily Racing Form,
Hermoso.
Third racc-Zamar. Mainstay. Hardly.
Fourth race-The Bachelor. Rufalha,
Our Climate.
Fifth race-Reno. Mestor. Una Colo
RADIO
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AROUND THE WORLD.

Liverpool Jan 25.-John Laird. the ship
builder of Birkenhead, is dead.
Rome. Jan. 25.--Owing to the bread riots
II has been decided to call out the first
class reserves.
Washington, Jan. 25.-The senate has
confirmed the nomination of Grggs If
New Jersey TO be attorney general of the
United States.
Washington. Jan. 25.-The president to-
day sent to the senate the nomination of
David A. Dunno to be collector of inter-
nal revenue for the district of Oregon.
West Chester. Pa, Jan. 25.-captain
George r. Guss. editor and proprietor of
the Chester County Democrat. committed
suicide al his home in this city yesterday
by inhalng illuminating gas.
Memphis. Jan. 25.-The Mississippi will
probably reach the danger line by Fri
day morning. Since yesterday there has
been rise of one foot. There was Il
heavy rainfall last night.
Rio Janeiro. Jan. 25.-Bishop. who as
sassinated General Marcado Bittencourt
the minister of war last November. at
the time of the attempt upon the life of
President Morales, has committed suicide
in prison.
Amsterdam, Jan. 25.-The German ship
Else, from Savannah for Rotterdam. be-
fore reported ashore at Maasvlatke, Hol-
land. is submerged at high water and is
considered total wreck Her cargo Is
being washed up along the shore.
Washington, Jan. 25.-Surgeon General
Wyman has received a dispatch dated
the Goth inst, from DIR. Stewart, at Mem
phis. stating that the secretary of the
Mississippi state board of health has re-
ported one. and possibly three, cases OF
yellow fever near Edwards, Miss.
Chicago. Jan. 25-President Dole of Ha-
wall, after two-days visit, left Chicago
under the escort of northwestern bliz-
Zard. The party left by the Baltimore &
Ohio. In charge of T. J. Crider third es-
sistant secretary of state, and Major
Heisland. military -attache of President
Mckinley.
Madrid. Jan. 25.-The cabinet will meet
on Wednesday TO discuss the prop d
commercial treaty between the United
States and Cuba. United States Minister
Woodford asserts that the American
cruiser Helena is proceeding IL Lisbon
merely To relieve the American vessel
now there.
Rome Jan. 25.-The Italian armer crui-
ser Marco Polo, will sail for the far east
on Wednesday King Humbert granted
an audience to the captain of the Marco
Polo to-day with a view of expire sing
his wishes and defining the policy OF ItalV
in the far east. His majesty intimated
that Italy's interest lay in the direct on
OF trade expansion. and was. therefore
akin to England,s :.
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ARMOUR AND DUMAS.
There Can BE No Doubt as to Which Was
the Greater.

From the Chicago Post.
Armour Letter que cano. Thus stir
ringly begins the great epic of Chicago
life, and thus sing daily chroniclers of
the affairs of moment. And the sing
ing will go on for the remaining nine
days of wonder in the old year before
the wheat is gathered into the garner.
We have been considerably impressed
to-day by somewhat tardy recognition
of Il. ID. Armour, who has been allowed
TO fall into the background through
contemplation of the dazzling achieve
ments of Joseph Letter. IL. 7. 1t is
not likely that Mr.. Armours pride has
been wounded by this neglect, but we
are nevertheless glad TO see that his
time has come; that he has the usual
complimentary double column picture
and that his many virtues have been
set forth in black type. We question
however. Mr.. Armours satisfaction at
finding himself dubbed "a great entire
preneur." From what we have been
privileged to observe and to hear we
have gathered that Mr.. Armour has no
desire for foreign titles and is perfectly
content 10 be regarded as a successful
packer with the added assurance that
he is justly esteemed for his useful and
praiseWorthy employment Of his wealth
and commercial success. But we do
believe that he will not be insensible TO
the delicate compliment conveyed i'm
the effect that he is a harder worker
than was the elder Dumas" Ii is inn
possible to disassociate literature and
the packing business in this fiourishing
metropolis. DO what we may, the
comparison comes sharply to the front.
But we are happy to say that while
Armour and Dumas may have had
points of resemblance in the matter of
industry the Chicagoan was i'm other
respects far superior 10 The French
man and fully justified tlf~ conclusions
OF our fellow citizen. Nelson Morris
Mr.. Armour is Furthermore more ener-
getic than Plato. more prosperous than
Homer, better looking that Aristotle
more benevolent than Sophocles, and
more useful To The community in which
/ he lives than Euripides. As "A moral
/ man he is head and shoulders above
/ Goethe, and as a supporter Of the
/ Christian religion he is thousands of
| dollars ahead If Shakespeare The
more We contemplate Air. Armour In
all the relations Of life the more we re-
/ Joice that be did not sacrifice himself
4 70 selfish thirst Tor literary career.
but went into business that has bene-
! fitted mankind.
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dent Busch of the Texas Cattle Grow
ers' association responded In a humor-
Gus vein.
c.. j. Mccoy of Kansas then adj
dressed the convention on the contest
between the stock shippers of Kansas
and the Stock Yards company of Kan
sas City. Mr.. Mccoy asserted that or
ganization was only n step in the Sc
curing of justice to the shippers. He
said political action was necessary to
carry out the aims of the organiza-
tions.
The convention adjourned until to-
morrow at $3.50 o'clock. The committee
on permanent organization reported
recommending making the temporary
organization permanent and named the
following gentlemen as the vice presi-
dents: Theodore +. Schumacher st.
Paul; J. A. Brown, Laramie, Wyo.;
ID. G. Wyatt. Colorado; S. X. Foss,
Nebraska; George w. ID. Leduc, COM
missioner of agriculture: A p. Busch,
jr., Texas; Jesse Smith. Layton, Utah;
]. ID. Wood, Spencer, Idaho; f. j. Ber-
ry. Chicago: Murdoch Menzie and A. b.
Peterson Of Texas. The report was
adODted.
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NEW HOPE OF OLD HOPE.
Speedy Resumption of Operations Prom
ised at the Mine
speclal Dlspateh b the stanaard.

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD
Basin, Jan. 25.-The resumption Of
operations at the famous old Hope mine.
located in this town. is now an assured
fact, and force of men is now engaged
in oyerhauling the machinery prepa-
ratory TO starting the pumps. The new
company which will take hold Of the
property is to be styled the Basin Cold
and Copper Mining company. and NJ l.
Heweft, the well-known local mining
man. is at the head of the undertaking
Others associated with him are Gov
efnor Robert Il. Smith, Lieutenant Gov
ernor A. l.. Spriggs and State Treasurer
Collins. The new company proposes TO
push operations through with a vim. and
as soon as the mine can be pumped out
they viii sink the shaft 200 feet deeper
10 the 500-fOot leyel-and do a very large
amount of development work. The mine
Is now only 800 feet deep. but has pro-
duced nearly $4,000 and has paid
nearly 5000 in dividends. With such
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
At New Orleans.

New Orleans. Jan. 25.-Selling one mile
Wilson won, Saratoga second, Mr.. Eaton
third: time, 1854. Three furlongs-Dolle
Regent Won Romany Rye second, Pearl
Barnes third; time, 1:40A. Heavyweight hit
handicap. mile and an eghth-Baalgad
won. Little Music second, FARTHER thi d;
time, 2:091a. Selling. mile and "A quarter
Royal Choice won, Ransome second, An
ger third; time, 2:20i5 Selling. seven and
a half furlongs-F'ull Hand won. Al Lone
second. Matt Boykin third; time, 1:i4.
Mile and sixteenth--Pete Archer won,
Rhett Goode second, Blitsens Sister third !;
time, 101ia.
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MYSTERIOUS TROUBLES.

rev People Understand Realize it-A
Clear Explanation of It's Nature and
How to Avoid II Clearly shawn
What is this mysterious trouble that
is coming upon the people?
Why Is ii that we see SO many men
who look weakened nerveless and
wholly out of condition?
why are so many women. whom. we
see pale. with parched lips. dark lines
under the eyes and a general lack of
lustre?
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Results at IngIeside.

San Francisco, Jan. 25.-Results at In
gleside: Three and half furlongs-Also
Ran won. Malay second Prince VIII
third; time. STA Six furlongs-Kamsin
won. Joe Ullman second, Meadow Lark
third: time liz. Six MISUNDERSTANDING
lade won. Triumph second, Major Cook
third; time, 1:l71a. Mile and n sixteenth
San Marco won. Myth second, 1mperous
third; time. 1;4s%. Six furlongs-Geyser
won, Alvarado second. Fortunate third !;
time. 1:15ih Mile-Imp. Tripping won
Harry Thoburn second, Cabrillo third !;
time 1.42
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coeur d,AIene srarksmen.

Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
Wallace. Idaho, Jan. 24-The Occur
a Alene Rod and Gun club is doing some
good shooting in its weekly medal shoots.
Carmichael was the winner yesterday for
the second time, the following being the
score: Carmichael, %: Flohr. q: Wilson.
10; Whitlaw. II; Scott, 20: Holohan. ~;
Potter, 10: McGraw. %; Sterling, 3; King.
10; Allen. 70: Heard. Is.
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POSTMASTER IRWIN.
His appointment Practically Agreed Upon
Before MIR. Charles Candidacy.

A letter was received in Butte yes
terday from one high in authority in
Washington, indicating that the new
postmaster for Butte had practically
been decided upon before ID. J. Charles
friends announced him as a candidate,
and expressing regret that Mr.. Charles
did not announce himself sooner
Everything seems TO indicate that
George w. irwin will be the next post
master.
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Mrs. winslow,s Soothing s,rup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by WILL
IONS Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHlNG, with PERFECT Sue ESS.
IL SOOTHRS tue CHILD. SOFTENS the GUMS
ALL.AYS all PAIN CURES WIND collie. aud
is the best remedy fer pIARRH GA. sold nv
aud take no other kind. Twenty five cents
bottle
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These things seem to be greatly in
creasing of late, and without any APP
parent cause. We see more men who
lack yigor than ever before. We meet
more women who seem broken down
than in the past. Surely there must be
a cause for all this-and there is
These troubles can arise from but
one cause, namely: disordered kidneys
or urinary organs. Indeed, it is now
admitted that the region of the lower
body is the prime source of most ply
steal Ills. When the kidneys become
diseased the blood becomes poisoned
and all the troubles such as sleepless-
ness, lack of appetite. nervelessness,
restlessness, tired and respondent feel
ings follow in it's wake.
The truth is, people are not we'll; but
they should be, and they can be If they
would only take the means of recovery
that are near at hand. In writing upon
this subject, DR.. r. a. Gum, Dean and
Professor of. Surgery of the United
States Medical College, New York,
says:
In large class of ailments where
the blood is in an unhealthy state
where there is no evidence of organic
mischief but where the general health
is depleted, the face sallow the urine
colored, constituting the bilious con-
dition,-the advantage gained from the
use of Warmers Safe Cure is remark
able. l find also that in Brights dis
ease it seems to act as Il solvent of al
bumen; to soothe and heal inffamed
membranes, and wash out epithelial
debris which block up the urine bearing
tubes.'
1t is undoubtedly true that Ameri-
cans, as a people, are in a more or less
serious condition, and that there are
complaints which have become national
diseases. But it is also true that mod
ern science has provided an adequate
DIV ,xfhi ic oil fO fIlllU control If
and supplant sickness and misery by
health and happiness
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a record as this the company believes Ii
has one of the best properties in the
state. and it proposes to open II up and
work it on a very extensive scale.
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ladies Appreciate

4 good remedy, ard there Is not ANYTHING on the
market chat equals French Tausy Tablets for the
relief and care Of painful or irregular mensex
hese tablets remove all distractions no matter
what the { use. Manufactured ~ A Aureuars
Paris, France, and for sale only bv D. NJ Newhrs
Drug Co., Butte Mont sole Agents. Price -
per boxI sent By mail securely sealed
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An official 81 the pension office esti-
mates that simply 10 print the names OF
an the pensioners would require 100 pages
OF a sstsh-column newspaper. or 900 CO.
umns in all
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TAKE ACCOUNT OF STOCK

Continued from Page Twoo
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Cost of the County Assessors once

In view of the pending ordinance to
create the office of city assessor. the
following figures showing the cost of
maintaining the Office of county asses
sor during the year may be or some in
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.lRS. MURRAY & FREuND...

Hospital and Offices corner Quartz ana
Alaska streets. Butte. Mont. Ielephons
19 and lie for Ambulance
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Leading Business Firms of Montana.
ASSAYERS.
Thus. BUGGY
Office half a block north of p. O.
4sO North Main St., Butte.

M. e. MAYER, Assayer-Samples by
mail or express will receive prompt and
careful attention. Gold and silver bullion
speciality. No. 40 West Park street.
Butte. p. .. Box 5f6
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-16

WANTED-Case bad health that RIP ANS
will not benefit Send 8 cents to Ripans Chemical
Co., New York. for 10 samples and LOCO testimonials
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FIRE COMMITTEES MEETING.
The Case of Capt. Cloud Was Discussed
at Great Length.

The committee on fire department. held
meeting last night behind closed doors
and the IT suit of the meeting was not
made public 1t was stated, however.
that the case of Capt. sGoud was taken
under consideration and provoked con-
siderable discussion. After long session
the committee adjourned IN order to OBJ
tain some information. Although it was
not SO stated by the members Of the COM
mittee, it was limited thatssthe cit, solicit
tor s opinion was to be asked in relation
to some mattsrs concerning the CASE 1t
is probable that the committee will hold
another meeting tonight to take final
action in regard to this matter. There
is strong probability so it was said
last night, that the case will be re-
opened and new hearing granted Capt.
Goud.
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-16
WANT NEW WATER SUPPLY,

WatervilIe, December Is. "A mass meet
ing of the citizens of Waterville was held
at City hall this evening when the pre-
liminary steps towards obtaining a
different water supply were taken. A
committee of six was elected to confer
with the municipalities of WinsIow, Fair
field and Benton and interest them in
presenting to the legislature a bill for
manipulating the water system now
operating in Waterville, Fairfield, Benton
and Winslow, said places constituting a
body polite and corporate under the
name of the Kennebec Water district for
the purpose of supplying the Inhabitants
OF said district and the several NUM-
CAPABILITIES composing the same with pure
water for domestic, manufacturing and
municipal purposes
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poems TO LET--Large front room with
~ smailroom adjoining. also large pleasant
closets. furnace heat. gas. bath, with hot and
cold wa er on same floor; private family, cen
trally located, electrcs pass door. inquire az
129 Spring ST. ISL
FOR RENT-Near Longfellow Square an ex-
ceptionally desirable upper rent OF rooms.
with bath, separate steam heat and all other
modern Improvements. owing TO unforeseen cir
cumstances is now vacant. special inducements
to desirable tenant For particulars apply,
Real Estate Office First National Bank Build
ing, FREDERICK S. VAIL. 12-1
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convenient. new flats rooms and bath,
separate steam heating apparatus, fire place
in parlor Will make the rent low uil lt
April 1893 BENJAMIN SHAW, OIL IL EX-
change street. i'A
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BusHBY WILL RECOVER.

Waterville, December IS. -Henry Bush
by of North Vassalhoro who Is alleged to
have been assaulted by John Merrill and
others Saturday night last, is said to be
much better today and will probably re-
cover. The inactivity of the county au-
thorities in the matter is very unfavorably
commented upon by the townspeople who
have caused the arrest and arraigning of
John Merrill. Bert Priest, Homer Gibson.
Wilbur Lewis, A. II. Wilson and Homer
Hartshorn, before Trial Justice Haines
on charge of assault. which was not sus-
tanned and the men were released.
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nor SALE-A lot of second hand split
pulleys, shafting, betting and steel tools /;
also one heavy speed lathe. and one twenty
five horse power engine. All at lowest prices.
THE THOMAS LAUGHLIN co. nov19tf
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS that you can puy
" of the undersigned. Edison monographs.
Edison records, ice skates, roller skates, polo
snow shoes, moccasins, carving sets, pocket
knives, scissors. ice creepers. fish tackle and
guns. G. l.. BAILEY, 1853 Middle st. 1871
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I OST--A ladies' gold watch on Pleasant
\ : street, Deering, with pieces of the chain al
attached. Finder will be rewarded by leaving
same at 30 BramhaIl st. city. 121
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PORTLAND VETERAN F1REMEN.

At the annual meeting of the Portland
Veteran Firemen's association, the fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President-J. W Plaisted.
First Vice. resident-Nahum Little
field.
Second -President-Chas. E. Dam.
Secretary and Clerk of Corporation-A.
NJ Donald.
Financial Secretary-R. II. Ball.
Treasurer-A j. Cummings.
Directors for Three Years-S. M. Ham
NETT, G.. h. Leighton, j. w. Plat6.
Custodian-Louis Castell.
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sunny rooms with closets and clothes
press, bath loom and woodshed They are
ali on one floor and connected Bath room
and hall are heated. INQUIRE at W o 30
street, opposite Deering park. lo-l
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uTANTED-A second hand, % horse
w mower engine, in good condition. Ad-
dress dENGINE,'' Box 1857. 1871
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RocKLAND SCHOONER OFF.

Rockland, Deem Der 15.-The three
masted schooner s. NJ. Bird, Captain
Merrill, bound from Boston to this port,
which struck on Otter island last night
came off again this morning and sailed
as far as Oakshed. 1t was found that she
was leaking badly. She was beached aud
has since filled with water
The S. N. Bird is of 49i tons and was
built at Belfast, Maine, in 1874. She halls
from Rockland.
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no LET-Store 26 Market ST., suitable for a
4 grocery and provision store or produce.
For terms and particulars apply 10 a. =. LiD-
BY & CO., AZ 1-2 Exchange st. III
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4 BIG LUMBER RAILROAD.

Houltor, December l5.-Those indefa-
tigabIe builders and operators of railroads
in Aroostook county, the Bur1eighs, have
announced that they shall go before the
next legislature and apply for charter
for another enterprise that in way is ss
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r OST-A pocket book containing sum of
II 4 oney and other articles. Has card with
owners name inside. Win the finder please
leave at TINS offce and be rewarded. 1O-1
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Engine was at work yesterday morn
ing thawing out the hydrant near the
C rner of Congress and Temple streets.
One of the large plate-glass windows in
the store of Center & McDowell's, was
smashed yesterday by some one leaning
too heavily against it.
Among the visitors at the State Capitol
Yesterday was A. l.. Hanscome. Esq,
secretary OF the Lincoln club.
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interesting and important as any rail-
road project that will be launched this
season.
They propose to construct railroad
from the terminus of the Sherman and
Patten railroad at Patten, by the most
direct and feasible route to some point on
the ST. John river in the county Of ARGOS
took.
The road will be about 100 miles long .
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SHOE FACTORY FOR SANFORD.

Sanford, December 10 The project for
the Incorporation of stock company to
operate the vacant Butler shoe factory,
has at last borne fruit in the Sanford
Shoe company, whose officers are e. e..
Goodwin, PRESIDENT; F. a. Clark, clerk
and treasurer; E. j. Cavanaugh, mama
ger. The factory, which employees 200
operatives, will probably be in operation
within a month.
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-16

CHARLES A. TIBBEITS, late of South
Portland, deceased. Will and pc ition for
probate thereof, presented by Ira +. Tib-
belts, Executor therein named
The Portland daily press., 1898-12-16

Ordinary household accidents have no
terrols when there's bottle of Dr..
Thomas Eclectric Oil in the medicine
chest Heals burns, cuts, bruises, sprains
Instant relief