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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

In April Is6S karakoxon sffot al Alex
ander III. as he was coming out of LIE
summer garden TO take his earriase says
Prince Kropotkin In the March Atlantic
The shot missed, and karakoxon was ar
rested on the spot.
la 1861 / was In Siberia One or our
Siberian Sfficcrs who Travelled from Rus-
sia 90 Irkutsk toward the eggd OF that year.
met az "a post station TWO genfarHes
Cur Irkutsk officer finding the gendarHes
ut the tea table on a cold winter night,
joined them and ehatted with them. while
the horses were being changed One OF
the two gendarmes knew Aarakoznn
.'He was cunning, he was. he said
-N hen he was in the fortress We were
ordered two OF us,-wa were relieved
every two hourss-nof to let him steep.
~ we kept him sitting on small stool
and as soon as he kegan TO slumbers We
shook him 10 keep him awake.
What will you've were ordered 10 do
SO. Well, see how cunning ne was:
He would sit with crossed legs. swinging
one of his legs to make III believe that re
was awake, and himself. in the meantime,
would get nap. continuing 10 SWING bis
leg. But We soon made * ont ana toio
those who relieved us, so that ne was
shaker and walked up every few minutes
whether he swung his les, or not Ana
how long did that iastf' my friend asked.
"On. many GAyss-inofF IMAM Sae
week"
When KarakozoR was hanged. ore OF
my comrades from the corps OF pages was
present at the execution with his rcgi-
rncnt OF cuirassfers When he was taken
out OF the fortress my comrade told me
sitting ON the high platform Of the cart
which was joiting on the rough glacis 81
the fortress ny first IMPRESSION was tnat
they were bringing out an inda-ruhber
doll 20 Ice hanged. that karakozon WAS
already dead Ina CINE that the head the
hands the whole body was absolutely
loose. az II there were no bones IN tiiat
body or tina. the bones had been ali
broken 1t was terrible thing to see
and 10 think what IL meant. However.
when two soldiers took him down from
the cart | saw that he moved his legs
and made strenuous entieaeors 10 walk
ny himself and 10 ascend the steps of
the scaffold. So IL was not "a doll nor
could ne have been in swoon. All the
officers were very much puzzled III the
circumstance and could not explain II.
Whcn. however | suggested TO my COM
ratie that perhaps karakosou might have
been tortured the color came into his
face, and he replied. $50 we oil thought
Prince kfopotkin in the March Atlantic.
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";he severesi punishment he ever gave me,
though & was. & mist he confessed.
slight, was for SOME want OF respect 20
one OF our servants
In the later years Of the poets lie his
grandchildren loved a rornp with him and
enjoyed their rides, y hen he would 10
them with newspapers, or play 'pa:a-
cake" with them. On one OF his last walks
wheH ne passed his eigh,y-thir5i year. he
met thc village school children. and point
cd his stick al them. barking like a dog 70
fnakf insm laMgh.
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,HE Century Magazine for March
contains a varied selection Tire
II Temple of Solomon by Margaret
sutton Erisece, II telling arr
sketch. The sinking 81 the
Nerrimac By Richmond Pearson Hossors.
and several either memories OF cur late
war will be found interesting.
Marion erawfora.s via cracss'' still
poor Little Jane" by Joan Vance Che
nsy, Is a pretty litsle coneesf.
Harper.s Magazine Ia. March IL cat
with many timely topics, with president
Mckinley Signing sfs rlsinnasun" for the
frontispiece.t' ..rhe Standardization
War" Part IT,. By Hon. Henry Cabot
Lodge: and Maj. Ger. Forrest az Bricess
rrosxroads." by John =. Myth NJ p.
William Dean Howess continues 10 pratt
tie ~ the Marches in Their Silver We'd
6irg Jvur-seE." without the Courts" by
Sarah Burnwfli Elliott Is grewsorne tale.
and The Rented Hoase" by Octave Tba-
net shouti really he accompanied rs
card .of thanks to .I)r. Ieykll and H..
Hyde for tne insptratian Sitnries in
SeEsr, BY Arthur j. stris4ger are very
pretty and pathetic. The Illustrations ali
through the magazine are sine.
Self Culture for -Asarfh ~ FLIED with
good reading Tho Hawaiian islands of
the United s,ateH." by Pref. Olaf Ellison:
England and tae EniAed States. by
Resr Admiral e. A. Poe. and ether good
articles make the magazine acceptable
and entertaining.
McCiures magazine Tor March among
other things has an account By Ray
Sfannard Baker nf Mr.. Charles f.. Trip
1ers wonderful work with liquid air a
rev substance that promises to do the
work nj coal and ice aid gtsnpowder at
nextsto no cost. The article is illustrated
and the discovery of wiiaf liquid air can
effect really seems co eauai with the tel
sphone. the telegraph or any 81 the great
discoveries of our times. Lieut.. r. f..
Pcary. T., T. ". has a chapter, Moving
on the North pole--Outlfnes on Ny Arc
tic Campaign" The AccoIade" by
Louise Herriek waff, Is one of the sweet
est OF love tests. c1aFmingly told '9ttl-
Ky 4 Co." kipiiag's continued story, and
other themes max. McCIuge'a for Mateh
an excellent number
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IN THE LIBRARY.

TIC FIRE - dina, the ligaf II low.
Ard silent. in ny easy-cnair.
! Sst and dream. and faacf@s Toy
About lne IN The darxhag air
The walls win books ar@ covered we'll;
quite 10 thu ceiling high ghey rise:
AMI ii Che darkness ] car Tel
Where each beloved volume les.
But now they .oefn 10 I've ard move.
And fares from their hsrs5.BGs stare;
And a Il ~ aa h0T= that love
Ard tAeir creations MI he ar.
Thee never speak ;kc,r eager eyes
Iasos for Conapa Mons neYrr found
- sgca into he aFEness dies
Ia farn and makes 30 sound
Asssf groups fsnas by. bot newer gaze
gso.g each other. ALI inEeut
On unknown srraHd 70 tnear Way
ar stand Ia mute Dswi4derfneat
What are ye~YeaI or feigneG tAln<se
Ard ws3l y.s 1--we xnygss- grader Asa
" tsen as. who breathe. have Jest oar wsngs
And fallen silent. IN tee strifas
Ana X BIO are creates: those who found
= civ grant. a palace sksh.
Or .sQss wha Ia tl1e spirit sgugna
90 fancy. taSt caE never de-
For taen Fnay Ike. ana slo. asad dare.
Yet fade away by - forget
Bar shsse ctesztuns. fonG ara far
Lave On AMI parish a9T.
From Wa'soss's ss8ss ef F'7yissS Hours =
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ing round TO his prompser. said. What do
you mean sir, by giving nee false Informs
tson,'' ITS true. sergeant. its true" the
man responded eagerly. Il swear Il. and
ought 20 know. I'm his cussed cid father"
C Burnett Smith in March Lsppincotts.
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extent The reason given is that ,3e sim
ple hes tccncsions Of the fresh root or
plant are she best fern because the most
readily aSsiuliatel tI.to the system VIII
tam II Tisdslc ia March i.lprncotts s.
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Tae use 81 sfsrsrsr 81 chgsTs Secs ~a~ Pep
@isssssss IS > aeayAeA essstra as}} tar agth
saesurv T7ss ms~ ef AasY saseg aAs
equally &esssasnexts as = Eeasssc- ~ tha
rA2a= priests - kessk asa - TIE sstn3l
~ is4s Iae asssggsas q sasI&s in 0Sas
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Rev. f. Edwards. PASTOR Of the
Baptsss church at A!nsrsyEle.
suffering with rheuuaa,srn. was 49,.
Try ishamterssins Pain Balm.
"A few aspirations of tais ssn,me1s
% great service 10 sne. Il ssAbdue9
fsasnr1atsou afsf relieved the gAan es5S r
srsal ii ALL please me-" Foe - q:
de3sgsx
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WHEN 4 customer asks fer Jezsx Moera
~hsssy re does 1t because be knows tbs
~assky ~ Kood.
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MISS vfiE-1tSsKI. optlc.aa. IL Cherry.
Constellation free
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W7ZMO ADOS!

Translate heChng oTH l. s Bartlett
eu Ian my Pray he dying VI m joy
Bright h al yn
Totm Nv d to m npw .who
b n go ct Iii mhh su;fm pAann who
hM thee to Il sleep n A ay ~ hb Christ
at ~ ym h Mm, eamnwsd
revehn life s flowers Stiffness ~ itching ~her
soaveI n he T to by @ kiss A my from H u
o. om mps myr may eel hha s~km ok know what this deep mu.r
friend
" forgot
clear ap Up ~ home g memorials left b
mmth heavenly light; give urey Ih Will he b tmm whhpn nd ndg
NJ blood n she'd my country di hw With dear art Ilu hy
N ~ h h m %
nmy hand those w up to II ~ My cd t the dust but "
WEI eawsah hin: arrest m SEPARATION to The m i'll ne " b
In ~ wi 10 as m to w from
for
Country Farewell ones
and sorrows Friends al h
Ia leave thine % nd cveu to- IrH nHN Ia
aTelha pGoa with rmeweLo srm1rw that in
f whunn tn Aspfs ypmnmvm uh mysm
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HARTELL- Drag Co. Second, rear Yes.
Ter way.
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with He be called the Victor Hugo OF his
work, Tangere" a
derful spirit independence
populations His history of the Philippines his poetry
his writings all breashed
his its
dempton Spanish This dedication his life
commanding Fpios
Spanish officials that he banshed finally
cued BY government orders.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
THE FILIPINO MARTYRS FAREWELL.
Touching Beautiful Poem, BY
Genius of Oar Colonies in the Southern Seas Who Was
Executed BY the Spanards.

~ HRrTTEN the his execution by Jose Rzathe
NN martyr patriot poet
w ppine Islands. Rial only admired a bril-
scholar genius, beloved his integ-
and gentle humanity His will always be
his
A O islands,
scholarship Manila,
university Madrid Paris Heidelberg
lie was master Of twelve languages eight
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PRESCRIPTIONS. Barrett prus @
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CAFE Hslbs I'D Second svenne.
open. The finest cafe in Seattle
DR.. ggAGDOrs. Dentist. ~ Nutuol
building
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Farewell O cherished ones, Part OF my
fieeting life
Friends of my youth and home: adieu tho
hour OF strife.
Give thanks "a God, | rest from lfes IA
,guing day;
Farewell Q stranger sweet, thar in my
heart holds sway
With thee my spirit lives for thee my soul
VIII pray
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70 scotland
As she heard Alec rapidly ascending the
stairs the confused servant having failed
apparently. to warn him of what had oe
CURED. the horror OF the situation burst
with overwhelming force upon her In
another instant she would stand face 10
lace With the man who had the secret
~ her heart, while In the room above law
her huSbaud-ssead
Before sas had time TO recover her .e,r
possession. the door opened ard Alec en-
tered the room. He came forward rassla
Is. taking both her hands In his. at
was good OF you 10 let me come" he ssId
saftiy.
she shrank back from him. a scared
loak in her eyes. Her lips freYnAi4d on.
no word came from between them. sAa
SEEMED paraiyxsd
Alec gazeti at her wordef4ngiy What
il the NATTER" he asked in am unsteaa,,
voice. Have ! done wrong I'm coming p.
Trembling. she drew herself away ard
sank down In the chair again Then. At
length, relief came In the shape Of tears
Her head dropped between her hands and
she wept hystsriealfy.
Alec threw himself n her feet For
give me- he said misunderstanding her
action. Il had no right To force this
meeting up8n you / should have 2ona
away siisntIy~~i,hout word or sign. Bat
II you knew how iongea 20 see yesl ONCE
more-ho~ 7 wished that the remembrance.
30 yoa might b. the las, thing In ms
heart before quitting EsagIand.''
Silence. broken only by Eesnerx cssn.sli.
ssye sossssinx. Alec drew away "A little
lIe was eewiidered. panied. How different
was this from the reception he had fope.s
for. Any expression Of love ne had not.
Of Course. expected, but surely she might
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-04

their annual meeting 1rondav afternoon
T i .n9d -1t acafemy 9' II ti ityf .I
! T1 +-,.-r III T-o--rrort LaG n nI,,iIs !,
| seb i. Tha foiinwirl, 6ff,cera wars a,re
ed s7r the ensuing var: President.
! !. r,.ollinson: yica president :. f. Nav.
ct,..i3~v and treasurrr " = p go, 80!
! III, liar. lanes BatIgata. c,n1n7itfea Fl
| buildings, Wn. BucE suneIintena'-
| cor- r,fttps /! 4 Tblrn,eor 1, I NM
| IL. II. Stubs, x. ". Gilman. James Baj.
, gaze.
-,,,i.,,...,, ,,,,,,f,, IF Tho ,,o,.,,-. .a,,...
-" .uj,-.$ me t"rHer sch"'
| y r,' Nh. .bsent ont adv during tht
! se-Ju. tf tEc rIae., 7s -he rrrr1 -.1r,-.i
| it-t..,t.. n. u,.I,1t ,-.-5. .-7 II +..,.,,.,-
-.afr.. all -.ai,.,tt.rN .la tll.aj .i- ''
! qrc-ii 4 discussed IL ill., higher c.5-s.
| which as "Ra5olved. That England i
/ Just Jed in DECLARING War Agaire.
! -'-4:,=,-I,1., .Tne ;,5rIIance was i,fa1f
piea~ad with the aba manner of TIA 4e
| tfrma.ivc ana negative. but the quests
H. +,a ,,,,,,,- ,,,,,,.-,-tf1,, -.
,r',,,,,l al l'.,,+,.,, ~, ~ 'iC ~ ~
Get. a32i .. Presaun Tsio ~ fnlIo.ri,
$500 n 80 u III e-iz Ii,S Hei.
Ircs!den;, fFol; liinlitoh Al caribou
aeld; .eeret3lry. Aliss Helen ,2rteg 9f ca-
White Of Presque Isle. Mrs A. +. Robin
ana Mss Helen Grisge. The associate
viii meet mkt year at Caribou.
Tba a.@f -, AVA 6
THIN III eui,35I II cLes II the P9rtia +,
! ll1r 9IL.oi f-aIQnel afe: Edltor.iF
C,lel, .ldnts n. mixer. Ivy; ASST
~ II c-.lter "a me Slh!ueI i: Dana, j W
ne slaH IS as Io.11WS: BuSlnesS ms m
,tI ,ttas d"i'IP y, h.nKley l9o'
arr,Ti 1oo oaaplnan an
II rowers. la2o; athletes. Willss' a 4la 4
i,ar u, lgOV' Eafle e-g amin
i iI, 800 h,,eS; ~ -Ni6S h-stnef Virgin
80, S.clttdig y Nl-S Grace >. Iinslov.
i:"l; HlerarN. mares u. Ha rrr IN. l51l
~ -rafy. ,Stan5ey r mas e. 1851: ex
changes, MISS hunice NJ e arlg,, 1902
The School Improvement I,eae na II rin.
coin Center held their ,st Il s rs A. ~ f
the fall term FRIDAY at Viii ioec n Til.
REGULAR school session Amor In fba % 49, ~
else we're a reading nv MI ,Tep Ira So
and roll call Nv the. ,araia' " ~ ~ 80,
hers responding wit - n,,+oti.2,TI Ky LIS - -.
fellow The ofIice,- ~ ~, 'liS y Lp
follows: Presider,t tIa,e s,o gas " Hi ,,. III
t.ry. Anna II I auaI,Is' sT I,t
Adams: charm IN IL cc,, = = 49, - " g., ~
Grounds. Wil.oIf Tbnrn ~ a, ~ IN lio
G1mmittee on ioeide S1t an MAJ ,o ~
bought new Shades TO az the ae seb6olro nl1r
ami has subscribed for the School WorlJ
II oiie ST,
TIL nneettng sof the P.scataquis
1.onson Aca ,ien1y. W',.,e Mi1i Frid ai' az
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IA 4 piece ot land on Lincoln street. to ID
.rrqnt. liz feet deep. Prices, lower Ill
s-.5: upper. lot, $3.50; sold together, an
Apply Nellie NJ. Stevens. Il Western av-
- 80 nnaV27 DIFF
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house and lot on Child street with CIV
'epair. "a most pleasant and desirahle 1n-
l 5&slon Tor family. For terms apply II
" Iliamson ~ Burleigh, over GrSnife
-.a -IIla. znus U2t1. junelJltf
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Farmers tu KNOW that cash iS pail for
round hnr, al weights. at 81 water street.
Casarant & CIJuters. septl4dtf
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Inc Captain Chapman farm, situate l.
aiise f2o On the Cqombs Mills road, two
acres leres Of land; buildings in 1ne 'e drs lvt
isn't isn't hundred dollars spent Oh buiiTi ge[
none within the last two years. AMI
o LeHdai Titcomb. Augusta, Ne. Apply
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if e heavy load Of debt, which has
oee 2 hanging over the Methodist church
a "a parsonage il Caribou for many
ears, has at last been paid, chiefly
through the efforts of The present pas
tor, Rev. w. \. McGraw.
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a pleasant rent with garden and fruit
trees GOOD location. @. A. Robertson,
81 M Nr-hrap St. oct2.dtf
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A situation wanted by a respectabIe
middle Gagged LADY as nurse, companion O.
housekeener. None but respectable need
nova dlW*
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Tl-ec pleasant rooms. with bath Can
( be used isr L-hi housekeeping. In best
part r. crS. Address, Rooms" Journal
! office. nOvldtf
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4 convenient upstairs rcnt of FIVE
roaur5. tirs. S. c. C. Ward. No. q School
street. nov3dlws
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FOR SALE-House and lot No. % Sew
All street. the owner having recently
moved out Of The city. The buildings are
TWO story and compare lively new The
mouse IS finished with the best of ma
erial. has new heating apparatus ana
4 first-class bathroom. The rooms are
large ana commod7us. The house il sit-
lated IN one Of the best streets in the
city within a few minutes walk Of the
business street. and viii be sold on terms
% suit the purchaser. Apply to Thomas
J. Lynch, attorney at-law, Meonian hall
2IoCh, AuguSla. Me- aug29 dtf
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Situation AZ helper in a carriage shop
'iI-in-r." Journal Office nlv3d1w@
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II -uzl .1 Weston street. Apply ID Fred
W. EA.i-. S,wall st. nUv2.d
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a. a bargain, house at PefFa77r,ll,s; ~
~ fauSusta, recently damaged bv a..
49, s,1I tormeriy occupied bv Fl. 4 mr. iI[''
Aig iy - e II Goddard, 217 Water stT -,l.
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Ant Arm ana Ei-., Village property for saTa-
'eilors-at-law, Augusta, Ne. + couh-
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House and lot on state street. below
state House; on easy payments tn desir.
able party. Apply to c. P Killing. 70
Arsenal St. or NJ. S. Holway.
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House lot in this city in best locality.
for sale very low. Address, 5l4 West
minister St, Providence, r. I.
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Wanted To exchange a business paying
40 rer cent profit for a farm. on account
Of health must work outside Give full
description and location Of farm F. s.
p. Journal Office. oct3t d1w*
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the market. AK your grocer for III. Put
Ip by Everett Macomber Winthrop. Nic
nrta1 tlov-v
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Horse, about 1900 pounds; must be good
looking, good driver. safe, sound and fl
for lady TO use. Will exchange land on
Northern avenue. Augusta. Address Lock
bon I'M. Lewiston, NE. nuv4.d1W
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a cook at the Randolph hotel Ran
dolph. Me. ocl3ldIw
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"a mnrapplng paper suitable for sbsat y,,a
oapers y putLlhg under carpets. Also I'M
pers' Apply to Journal Once. so oid
apr22,dtf
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Horseshoer wanted. Steady job for the
right man. J. J. Druery, Il Willow street.
East SIDE, Augusta. Oct31dtf
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,.,4iI III M. hUJu magic lr-T- ~ -----"'-7------
A lrgat and SOLD at Room 225 WI 'tt er f
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Three hundred and seventy five thou
sand good brick at SoUle's yard in Wool
".th. Will sell az the yard or delivered
at an- place suitable for q steam lighter
t1 go between Hockland ana Portland
P. O- address. +. VI. Carlton, Bath. Tel
Drngue call D.. uOV1 DIV
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An elegant Smith American organ win
be sold very, very low. Call at dos Gan.
nett st. noti,d2ws
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WANTED-Agents for great selling ar
ucies. Will sell at every house commits
sion Az cents on the dollar. lady agents
preferred. Address @. i. Stratton CO.. s
Highland Ave, Lynn, Mass. nov4, div
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tiandsore darpe gray mare; years
uj: weight 1850. one III the best for
family uSr hll right every WAY. Can ie
bought very cheap. VIII Fl. Johnson,
State street Pharmacy. nOyIdtf
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Solicitor who can furnish references AZ
to his ability and character can secur.
salaried position. Inquire for T. b. Al.
wood. Hotel North. $50 10 800 and l "a
l-39 7. NJ. Friday and Saturday.
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WANTED

Mrs. c. Il. Grover has reopened her
drcssmaking rarlors at NO. Patterson
street. and Is prepared to DO All kinds uf
work 1T reasonable rates noy3d2t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-04

A good situation for a man and ms wife
to wori. in city or country Gail at
Water ST. Mrs. Lizzie Boyes. nov4dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-11-04

Several g.Sd general housework girls
ALSO table End chamber work girls: aIsg
cooks and second girls. Call at EIre
Lizzie Boyes' Employment Office. 223 VI
-ar St Augusta, Me. noy3 drf
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1899-08-17
GUERlN oUTLAwED.
Government Takes Vigorous Meas.
urcs Against Anti-Semite Leader.

urcs Against Anti-Semite Leader.
Paris Aug. 16.-A warrant for the
arrest of Guern, president of the
Anti-Semite league, who, with sym
pathizers, has been barricadcd since
Saturday in the offices of the league,
has been placed in the hands of Mag
istrate Fabrc. Guerin is now regarded
as an o1ltlaw. in a state of rebellion,
since his notification of the issue of
the warrant. He cannot claim the
right of ii citizen to exemption from
arrest from sunset to sunrise, and per-
sons guarding the headquarters OF the
league, numbering about forty, are in
the same box. Strict orders have been
given to arrest everyone attempting to
enter or leave the building Three of
Gucrin's friends who attempted to leave
the place this morning were arrested.
They all carried six-chambered revo,v-
ers and hatchets and what Frcnchmen
designate as "American knuclle-dust-
crs." otherwise brass linuckles The
project of police is still waiting orders
from the government in regard to the
action to be taken against Guern.
Leading Jews of Europe are arrang-
ing for meeting i'm Switzerland to
form an international association for
defense against the crusade of the
anti-Scmites and to protect the Jews
in France after the Drcyfus court.
martial is ended.!e