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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
10.

S6lpb Cameron 6aQ lit Oh pes
Seitmables, oas Cir DiGiam su @6rer
WRtB 9athaipaD gibt, in einsn Ylumanz
balm perpanoelt. MQiiberal @riin,
Quit uno Sarbenpratt.
@ei6aftis elf bic Oienerf6aft Tin
lino Ter, i'm SpeiieIaaI beipunbern Der
Saustne6t unb bic 8ebienten ben
Heihtbum an SLIDER unb &rDitaG, Der,
lpie Der Sausmeiiter i'm 8ertrauen berz
Ii4ert, nllr BET gang experimentation
@elesenheiten gu 0ienite tommt.
Sn iteifer !Softrapatte uno taosGoz
lem Jrad tritt Sir WiGiam aus Dem
tleinen Yeiu3sIalon, in benz @uioos
Semdlbe eben a~ufsebdnst porbsn mar.
.Sit Sumter Ri6aro aetommen?
Sobn, bait Su Sumter Ri6arb gez
ieben9" frast er ppbl gum 5pansigiten
Male.
nRein. Cir Wiliam," entseanet Der
latai.
Gin Wiliam bssibt ii6 in Milaops
8ouboir. Sic rauf6t aus ibrem On
tletbeSimmer, ftrableno in buraunberz
rotbem Villas uno Ilencpnipiben, nit
nidenoen Sebern auf Dem Itol59etroges
nen 9aupt, Die Gameroniupalen I'm
gals un0 Irme, aber bic ,3iqe Der
rei49ei6miidten Dame tragen dngits
li6en Iusbrud.
19f6aro lit bier, ni6t ipa6r, @ilz
liain2"
sd peiB in Der Shat nift, mas id
benfen loa? er peib BON benz sSeit unb
Den 8elabenen, iollte er nibt erI6einen,
pdre es cine grOBe 8eleioigung fir bic
@dIte bon l1lmerbprt."
nOu erihredit MIDI, IS mub etpas
gang beionDeres pprsefaaen Iein, penn
er niHt tommt. SOffentlib 1T ibm
nidts sugefto5en."
nllniinn; er bat nod cine babe
Stunbe 3eit. Rese DID nit Glbernz
beiteu niht auf mir 1T bur1aus ni6t
ban9e, i'd drsere mid nur, baB Der
Snnae es tpagt, uns 10 in Die 8lemms
81 brinsen. 9Or6, Elm Wasen fd6rt
Dor, pieleidt lit er's."
Cir Wiaiam eilt Der Sreppe 3u, ebe
er bic Sbiire errsi9t, fommt ibm Elm
9eoienter entgegen.
nGr 1T oa, ~gnGoiger Serr," f~liiItert
er.
SIM nG9iten 4ugenblid fommt Ri
9aro Die Sreppe berauf. @r iiebt
6let1 unb ermiibet aus, iein @n5ug 1T
beitau6t unb in %unorbnung.
SD tann mir benton. baB SIR Sud
~gedngftigt babt," bemertt er nit aletdbz
siltiser Wfiene, aber geitern perIGumts
i6 ben 3ug uno tpnnts folgli9 ni9t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28

oas Bib ein3ui6lasen, 0 mir 1T, als
permD6te ih au geben."
Nd6 berSli6em Sdnbeorud lheioei
Der profeior, Guibo i9iebt ieinen
Stubl gum 5eniter, ibm nadauieben.
rWel6 Serps Der damn lit! glaubii
Ou, IHunta, bab i9 ie tperbe seben
fDnnen2"
nSeit i6 ben frii6en 8lid Sbrer
@ussn, Die seiunpe 5arbe Sbrer 6aut
bemerfe," ent9esnet &apbon iiatt Iis
iunta, bin i4 Der Nnii9t, oaB Sbnen
au belfen lei. prpbieren sic meme
me4anii6en ariiden unb 5ieben Sie
gci9idte 4erate gu &atbe. Gs mar bon
pornberetn gefeblt, bic 2Gbmuno
mutblos uno ergeben bin5unebmen UNI
ninIs oagegen 81 periuAen. Warten
sic nur, bis meine Grfinoung 3inIsn
aopirft."
.Soer bas @emdloe, ipie bat mid,
ood mein Pnt6ias fart unp mG9tie
81 MAIDEN permoht. limb err periprad)
jeoen Sag gu tpmmen."
Damn it's ia fir mid oans Gin
ittge 3eit, meinen f!etuen Musflug gu
maden," fpri9t Imalie, bic eben elm
getrsien lit. rOorotbea fagte mir boz!
0einen 4usiiGten, i'd grdtulire Dbl,
Ser3en. Nun fannit Oh mid fpobl eill
ipenig entbe6ren?"
0uiop nil ginipruh erbeben, ber
9ecante ober, Nmalie tDnnte beim On
hlif bes YrpfeKors einen fir i'm un>
giinitisen gergleid aieben; ODER bieien
pes iunsen MGo6enS punbsrbare Nn=
mutb %feiieln, lieb i'm ielbtfiiftig unD
gelaNen feline 3uitimnuns geben.
uWenn Oh bod geben mubt, lit Die
jebige 3eit pie1ei9t bic BETTE" ipri6t
er trdurig, pb Der Drobenben Sreuz
nung.
8alo brinst Elm Sebienter elm giuet
oes Proiefors. Cir Wiliam piinffte
bas Bib gu f%auftn, lieb ii9 erfunois
gen, ob Die S3eit bes 8iinItlers es ae,
Itatte, tueitere geiteaungen gu iibernebz
men uno piirte in ben nd9iten Saaen
Ielbit tpmmen, a1es Ndbsre gu bciprez
9en. DEM 9riefe lag Die NnpeiIuna
auf cine beoeutenDe Summe Bel.
@leid Dem SALESMAN elmer See
geben Die bsioen papiere BON Sano 81
Sdno. 8uioo lit gu erregt, peiter ar
betten 81, fDnnen, Nmalie I1iebt ben
Rdoer itnbl an Die 6intertbiirs, auf baB
tbn Die berrltbe Mus1f1t erfreue.
HaDoon bstrahtet 9eibe NIT le:Iem
2d9eln Der 9%efrieoiguns. Yl1blid,
aber fentt er ernit bas !Saupt.
oils Sir Wiliams 4npeiiune aus
be5a6l 1T, bittet Sames &apbon un
cine tleine Summe, elm pidtiees Sc
i6dft in aaer 5orm %abSumafen.
Isle peroen es nitt bereuen,
9uioo," ipri4t er, alS ibm bieIer be-
r%eitipilis einen She'll ieines erlporbez
men S9abes bietet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
1S.

WGhreno auf ulmenborit unp Ga
nterpn 6dl unrube uno f~ieberbafte
Iufregung berri6en, DeritreiGen biz
Gage angene6m uno rubig in Der
.8ila Sprotbea", pie Die jungen 2eute
Das Sdus1en id~er5ipeiie nenllen.
9le iinb gliidli6 unb 5ufrieben.
ielbit IIiunta, bic iid ben ~lodenoiten
8ilbern bingibt. feit ibr Salent field
ergie6ige IbiaBqueue Rfunpen.
IS par T~uriprge Der 8oriebuH9,"
Iast Dorptbea, uipie permphte lie Sta
lien 81 pergeiien, ipsnn ie teine be-
Ttimmte Yei9dftigung bate"
9protDea ielbit l6eint ON GnbG
aIer Gorge unb aiimmerniIie; nihts
nermag iie auber SaIIuna gu DriHgen
- s lit, al5 lei lie i'm Bette zines Sa>
lisman gegen ungliid uno Not9.
.9as ma9t gu9lano5 9uft," lad!
9uiop, nenn ii1 Nilunto geieoentlid'
iiber Die ansenebme 0erIn0erung nun
bert.
.Sa, ia, Gnslanbs 2uTt tut S6ner
e6enfnQs gut, junger 8reunb," iprid)t
Somcs Rapbon, un0 Dlidt mil Sntc-
reiie in 8uibos NntliB. Sic serlierey
dlmd6li9 Die naGsbleihe 0eiihts-
farbe, unb, pie mir i9eint, ld,iebsg
sic SIREN Stubi nit moo einlnnl il
Giel Strait climber. $50 BABE Dereiis bo3
Mobeu elmer &riide fir Sic e~nt!p0rfsn,
unb halte es fir u~nGebinat beiicr, t2eny
Sic bieielbe benu5en, lpltsr sic es
audi I'M Nnf0ng ermIoeno raD uEan.
genebm finben."
so, 10, 5a;ar arbeitsn sic Ic
ileibig I'M SGpppen? o Scr. RepDon.
lpenn cs SDneu gcldllge, mir gum Geben
git oerbelfen, Dos wdre ilo9 etpas &n-
bsres, als S5rc beriibmte MaI6ine."
YMlil oir 3sit pirb fi9 Seioez
MAIDEN. SG1 babe incline @orlagen an
sipei groBe Girmen geienoet, unO einer
dub:rft intc(ligsntcr iuugen Wonn, 0cr
i4 Orauben i'm @aIoc iraf. fir mcia,
&riiden III gcpiunen geIadJ'. Gr her
iprd6 NH 5u tommen, uno haS WfpbeQ
IN @~ugenic3ein 81 nebmen. GS 1T ia
&(Qe8, plS i4 mir i'm 2cben nod pprs
qeieBt GGbe, Die @er6eiIerang ber
@OmpftcTc( in S6mung gu brirgsr
lnO meiuen DobItbdtcrn ben Oani
zines drmeu Wannes 81 6epeiien, ben
lie oufna9men, ais er perlaHen ltnb
bilflDs mar"
r9as pirO S9nen lei4e aslinaen,
W}r. Narbon" perIi6erte Mmalie.
og8ds dber i'm ib tbun, Die ih NIGHTS
9abe, meinen 9ant az bepeiIen2"
a8iIt Su ni1t oas 2eben, Der Sonz
ncni6ein u~nierer !0er5en," ruft GuipO
pprpurfspoH, ntamit 0u nint itati
~UnTfrcr osrlorsnen G6tpsIfry Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
~
I,txetnh1rnrr Gazette.

Wieper fplgt peinlides SA!pei9en
Rt6drb permag niht 81 pioeripreAen
Npfd 9t6t it6 Dem bitteren S4mer5t
i6rer Seele bin.
0a bri@t Elm i9riller Son bur1 biz
Ginfamteit bes Walbes. 8ieuei6t it's
zines WoIbpogelS Gpdrui. Ri1art
i6riGt Suiammen unb blidt unrubie
bur6 Die 2idDtung Der 8Gume, ppn pr
Gus Der Yfab It6 in Die 8efilpe per=
liert. Gin Sdger lebllt am 0elGnbe,
bds Die Strabe BON Der Wieie i9eiDet,
unpilltiirliher Shauer b~urGfr6Itelt
ben jungen Gbelmdnn.
.0dS Sim itno 6erreben fiibrt 81
ni9tS," besinnt or plpBlt9, nbiit Oh
entf6loiIen, ben 9ineen freten 2auf az
lafien? tpie germ ppute t4 Dir aaeS
2eib eriparen."
sd barf mid ni9t lGnger BON fall
IGen 8priptegelungen blcnDen lailen.
8ri6 Die 8ertobune. Mit mir tdnnit
9u tbun, pie 0u ntlit, SD perbe
idneigen. @erIaneit 9lt, bdB ih gebe,
70 ptll i9 gebpr1en, Niemano I'M err
fabren, ipeld)es Re6t i9 duf Did babe.
@ermagit Ou IS lber Oif, mid onaus
ertennen, 70 iperbc ib 0ein treues, lie.
benbes Weib iein, beiien ein5iger
WuuI6 Sein Slid lit. Nis ober iperoe
ih sugeben, baB 0u Did in FOLDER
Meiie 9eger Wiib 9atbaipop pergsbit."
Hidaro erbebt iid) iteif.
Run, 3iirnIt 0u MR." ieuf3t Goia.
I'D peib es ni6t. sd babe Did
pic 10 9eaftet uno belpunbert, ais in
bteiem Iugenblide, unb bin mir ielbIt
nie 10 perdhtli6 uno baiienspertb err
i9iensn. Sd bin Elm 6eieling, Der es
ni6t uagi, Dem siirnenoen 8ater entz
segen 81 treten pper Die 6olgen Der eises
men Sbprbeit gu tragen."
Hpia faBt flebeno feline 6ano.
rOein gutter Gngel ~itreitet nit Dir,
Ri9arb, Define 2eibeni6aft fir Sia=
bella 1T Elm 8erbreden, es 1T Define
Ihpahe Settle, bon jeDem nelen Heis
gefeIielt 6u perben. Sci Elm damn
unb iu4e 8e6t 81 tbun. 9eIte6e Sei=
mem 8ater Qnes, bas 6drtefte, pas
DID befaQen fam, pirb Did ipenigsr
ungliidli9 MAIDEN, ais Die She, Die 0u
perbreAerii6er Weiie ~etn3ugeben
Dentit. aomm' nit mir Hi9arb,"
fdbrt iie fort, niieb infer ainb, iein
IiiBer Nnblid pirb Did retten."
Sa, es lit iein gutter Gngel. Mit
ipeidem 8lif beugt er ii9 gu 9foia unb
tiibt iie. Gs i6eint, ais pole er tie
na1 benz fleinen, rebenum5ponnenen
Sdus6en seleiten, in Dem ibr 8nabs
rubt. Wie unenbli9 piel liegt bon Dem
GntIdlub oieies Iusenblides ab!
PlDbli6 entite1t Elm bitterer ISlg ben
momentanen Srieoen ieines Intlibes,
er ma9t ibren Nrm ianft los.
sd mill na6 9auie seben unb
ieben, mas iid MAIDEN ldbt. 2ebe pobl,
Rpia, nd6ite Wp6e iebe ib lpieper nah
Dir"
gbe lie gu faiIen permag. bab er lie
berldBt, iiebt iie i'm eilis oaponi6rei=
ten, als' polIe er elmer 8eriudune ent=
flieben.
Mitten i'm 5elbe bleibt er iteben.
rSol i6 bas Signal geben?" muir
melt er i6aubernb, ,fann i6 pirtli6
10 srauIam, 10 perrdtberii9 iein? arme
Rpia!"
2angiam 5iebt er elm ipeibes Sdz
i6entud. Der sSdeer am WieIenrain
beoba4tet genau feline 9eipegungen.
2angiam, langiam, ais erlabme Der
Mrm, erbebt Ii6aro oas Sud- uno
f6fpenft es orei Mal.
Sbne umauieben, nit Oiiiterem Bid
unb bleidem Munoe, eilt er iiber ben
Stes Der 2anoi traBe gu. Der Sage,
aber eebt gei6ulterten 8epebres ben
Wulbpfab e~ntlang unO perI4ninbet
5nii6en ben 8Gumen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1899-03-28
81 bSGtZ
Nit Hoods S~arsaparilla, EN 80
zeipt GaSS desc MediZin y

das 6ffentliche Vertrauen in einem gr0sseren
Masze genossen hat, ais irgend cine andere
Patent Mcdizin. Das kommt einfach daher
we'll es gr0sseren Verdienst besitzt und gros-
sere Kuren ais irgend cine andere hervorbringt.
NIGHT was wiz sagen, sondern was Hoods Sar-
s~aparilla thut, ist Won Wichtigkelt. ALE An
noncen uber Hoods Sarsaparilla vie Hoods
Sarsaparilla selbst, sind enrich. Wiz haben
das Publicum niemals getauscht, und es ist
seiner grossen hcilcnden Wirkung zuzuschrei-
ben, dass die Leute dauerndes Zutrauen DARN
hahen. und
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-03
WANTED A POLICY.
So He Undertook to Answer the Ex-
nmining Doctors Questions and BE-
fore Long Decided That He Didn't
Want Insurance After All.

Old Bob conceived the idea of having
his life insured.
How much do You weight asked the
examining physician.
II weigh bout Is pouns more den my
wife does. -
well, how much does she weight"
TIE dun forgot, but she's whopper.
femme tell yer
How tall are your"
''Who-me!"
Yes you.
"Lemme see. Does yer know Abe Sewer
what worked fur ole man Plummer?"
NO"
WAL, Tze sorry, fur / amt quite ez
tall ez he is -
The doctor, after weighing old Bob and
measuring his height, asked
How old are you?'
"Who-me?"
Yes, of course, you. You are being
examined. -
OATS a fack WAL, femme see My
birthday comes in July, an now whut l
wants ter git at is how many Julys ken
recolleck. Amt dat de p'int?"
Yes
WAL, femme sec Blame eff / know.
Suppose we make il August stead OF
july"
What difference would that maker"
"Doan' ksow, but it's jes' ez easy"
I'm put you down at so. How old is
your father:'
- Bout err hunnered an ten.
You don't tell me soy
''Yaas, does.
lis he in good healthy"
"Oh, no, sab, dat ain I whar he Is. Hes
in de grade.
Thought you said he was 1907"
He is. Yer didn't ak me how old he
wuz when he died.
We'll, how old was he when he disdS"
- Bout 40"
Had he enjoyed good health"
"Oh, yaas, sab, de healthiest man yer
eber seed -
did he have a lingering diseaseY"
"Whut sort zeaze'"
WAS he sick very long,"
"Oh, no, sah He dropped of mighty
sudden. -
Heart diseases"
mo, sab -
Did the doctors attend him?"
'Yaas, sab. "
We'll, what did they say was tho mat
ter with himY"
"Da didn't say much of nothin. One of
'em climbed up an put his year ag in do
ole man an said dat he wuz dead enough
ter he cut down Den de sheriff cut him
down an put him IN err box. Doan' think
dat he had heart 'zeaze, boss. Think dat
he had some sorter trouble wild his naik. "
Look here / don't believe you want
yoo.S life insured.
Il doan' b'lebe I does, sab since yer
gunter pry inter mans family history,
Good dav sab. Arkansas Traveller.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-03
Notice OF Foreclosure.
CUMBERLAND, =. =.

" MbEhLAND, =. =.
whereas sumner Z. Hamilton, OF Cumber-
land in The County OF Cumberland, by his
mortgage deed. dated the 27th day OF December
A. D., 1888 and recorded In Cumberland regis
try OF deeds Vol COG page az. conveyed 10 me
the undersigned. GER am real estate, situated in
Cumber land In the county of Cumberland. and
described as follows, 10 wit: certain lot or
parcel OF land situated on Che bessue Island in
said town OF Cumberland together with the
buildings thereon and bounded as follows viz !:
Be Ginning al the sea shore Joining land now or
formerly of Albion 3. Hamilton, and running
North beo West to the town road, thence along
said road In a Southeriy direction 10 o stake
and stones thence South So East to the sea
shore. thence along said sea shore in North
easterly course to the nrst named bounds, ex-
cepting IRON the above described LOT, one half
acre OF land, with the barn thereon which have
heretofore sold TO Stephen Hamilton,
bounded as follows, viz: Begi ming at point
on the highway at the corner of land OF William
II. MaDsn 1T. thence Nor,herly by said load to
the cornef OF "A town way. laid out across my
land u the shore. tht nee by SAID town way to
stake, thence in a Souiherly direction 10 the
lard OF said ansileld, thence by said Mans
neld's land 10 said road and point Of beginning
And whereas the conditions Of said mortgage
has been broken. an remains broken. now
therefore by reason of the breach OF the con-
dtions thereof l claim a foreclosure Of said
mortgage.
January 10th. A. D.. 1899
ISAAC ii. WEBER.
By q. A. GORDON, his Attorney.
tanl7,law3wTu
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-03
EDUCATION COMMITTEE AT FARM.
INGTON

Pennington, February 2.-The joint
committee on education of the state leg
islature, Cyrus II. Blanchard, chairman,
arrived here last night to visit the Stste
Normal school. The gentlemen were given
n reception at the residence Of Hon
Joseph W. Fairbanks, the local school
board. and many prominent citizens
taking part. This forenoon the joint com
mittee ATTENDED the daily exercises OF
the Normal school, being introduced TO
the classes in the assembly room by
Prot. burlington. the principal. Addresses
were made by Chairman Blanchard and
other members OF the party, and Mr..
Fairbanks. who is the local trustee of the
school. During reception, members OF
the committee were closeted for some
time with Prof. burlington, discussing
the new System of raising the normal
school standard Of admission. which went
into operation last fall. This has been
n grave question and Is still considered
so. affecting the attendance OF the nor
NAL school TO considerable degree. Prof.
burlington stated his doubts as to the
advisability of the new system, support
ing his opinion with carefully collected
data The visitors left for Augusta this
afternoon.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-03

the ratification OF the treaty and the &C
csptance by this country OF the cession
from spain was not q decoration OF
principles. He declared that the Bacon
resolutions and all other pending resoiu {.
uoLs on this subject were rich With
mischief and ought not TO be adopted. It
was the business OF Congress to legislate
and 70 follow the lines marked out by the
constitution and the will OF the people.
He remarked: A people who went TO war
TO free Cuba, may, think be trusted to
do the right, just and generous thing In
the Philippine archipelago ."
At $50 y. M, ON motion of MIR. Davis,
the senate went Into executive session.
AT ~ p. m, the Senate adjourned.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-03
EXECUTIVE SESSION OF SENATE.

Washington, February 2--The execu-
tive session of the Senate today was mere
ly u continuance of the legal argument
which started with Senator Spooner' $
speech in the open Senate. 1t grew out
OF the question of Senator Iillman con-
corning the status of the Filipinos with
reference to citizenship in case the ces-
sion of the Philippine islands should DO
accomplished.
Senator hoar made q Set argument
quoting literally from authorities In sup
port of the contention that they would
become citizens and be entitled to all
the rights and privileges as such under
the constitution. This view was antago-
nized by Senators Platt of Connecticut
and Teller and Nelson.
Senator Davis, in charge OF the treaty
expressed the opinion after the adjourn
ment of the Senate that vote would be
secured tomorrow on the resolutions
pending in the Senate declaratory of the
country's future attitude toward the
Filipinos in case of the ratification Of the
treaty. The first vote will be OH the
bacon resolution which will probably be
voted down. vote will then be taken
upon a resolution more acceptable to the
majority, probably that offered by MIR.
sullivan, which it Is believed will be
adopted
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-03
THE PROvENChER CASE.
Mrs. Provencher Returns TO somers-
worth with sheriff Hayes.

Sheriff Hayes Of Dover. N. H., arrived
sued from the Rochester police court for
the arrest OF Mrs. Lizzie Provenchsr for
the murder Of Miss Annie Cox.
The sheriff was in consultation for
some time with City Marshal Sylvester.
AS Mrs Provencher offered no objection
to accompanying Sheriff Hayes to New
Hampshire. she was handed over 10 his
custody and he left with her In the noon
train over the Portland g. Rochester rail
road. On her arrival 1T Rochester at
9. 30. she was to be arraigned, and then
taken 70 the county jail at Dover.
Mrs. Provencher was under guard all
night She slept quite well, and ate her
peared unooncerned in relation to the
charge against her, and frequently In.
dulged in laughter when In conversation
with the police matron.
Deputy Sheriff Hayes Of Dover. son Of
Jailer Hayes, had q talk with her in the
police station yesterday forenoon. She
expressed Q willingness to 60 back to
New Hampshire without requisition, and
said the sooner 1t was over with the bet
ter 1t would suit her.
He asked her how she happened to do
the shooting. and she replied II went
to Rochester intending to kick Annie Cox
out Of my husbands house. She refused
to let me in and reaohed for a revolver
that was on the table. 1t was only a
question Of whether she or should shoot
nrst. / happened to be little quicker
and fred first"
The prisoner regrets tn at Deputy Mar
shall Paquette Of Somersworth was brought
Into the affair to the extent that he felt
1t advisable to leave town. She said she
met him on the street Wednesday night,
and he appeared to be somewhat under
the ind usnce Of liquor. She invited him
to her apartments and hs accepted the in
vitstion. He went out and bought some
liquor and they both drank, but he con-
sumed o great deal more of 1t than she.
He finally became stupid. and she took
possession Of his revolver and watch, left
him there sleeping and went out and
looked the door. The watch she paw ned
NJ Dover TO get the money to pay her rail
road fare to Portland was his.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-02-03
AUGUST FLOWER.

sit is a surprising fact" says Prof.
Houton, that In my travels in all parts
of the world, for the last ten years, |
have met more people having used
.rceu's August Flower than any
'her remedy, for dyspepsia, deranged
and stomach, and for constipation.
nd for tourists and statesmen, or for
-'us filling office positions, where
ilsches and general bad feelings from
GUAR habits exist, that Green's
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street, to battle the crowf, the latter raced
at breakne speed after It, Drivers Of
vehicles dashed their horses and drove to-
ward the depot and for few minutes 1t
looked ~ II bedlam had let loose.
The transfer OF the prisoner from the
hack TO the train was done SO quickly
that few parsons had their curiosity salts
fed.
The remains of Miss Cox were EN- :
talmed this afternoon, placed in white
satin lined oasket and forwarded to
Calais, Me. When tho train reached
Somersworth, Mrs. Heath, an aunt Of the
dead girl went on board and IL accom-
panying the remains to Calais 1t Is
stated that the EN- balming Of the body
was done with special care under the ex-
pectsncy that the body may again be
viewed.
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Cure is the only positive cure known to the
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ed me terribly. could not sleep for
the pain. Plasters would help for a
while, but as soon as taken Off. the pain
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l recommend it to every woman
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IN THE Hous :.
IN 'Hs HOUSE.
River and Hsrbor Brn Passed BY big
Majority.

Washington, February 2-1he river
and harbor bill carrying slightly more
than $1,000, 600, passed the House today
by a vote Of 100 TO Z. This is the largest
majority any river and harbor bill has
ever obtained in the House. The bill at
tracted little opposition and every effort
to amend 1t In important particulars.
failed. The only special amendment
adopted today beyond provisions for sur
veys was one striking out the provisional
appropriation for Brunswick. Ga, harbor
and inserting provision for a survey and
an appropriation of $4,000 for the inner
harbor. This amendment was proposed by
the river and harbor commission.
Saturday. February II. was set apart
for paying tribute to the memory of the
late Mr.. Dingley Of Maine.