davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-07
Stl9enee Sanfineifuo.
Werr Ycnse blanot Sulf.

S%no'tuoosne i RutiOnaIbanterne /
Saln0ts %uOenfOr ebicago er sast meo
omtrent 4 MiliOusr Dollars iioen ben
LIE December. De bar MI naaet en-
lamIsi Sum al $59.516,526. oette
lrem9aor al en- RAPPORT. Der piier Sta
t'Is Tor 2O2 NationuIbonter / Sninois
''oen'Or Ghicoso) ben Abe Gebruor.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-07

Vt 0'ati9t WioosI, bOurpto man fan
noTno', boao Der bsr aisres / Qiprts for'
llelSe StoOisr, sr at Iagqc Del Mar,,
H. 3odo Der ioresuur / Gtret. ;fr,mfi,
OeT' er 0R98et pao NltiOen, "a ben gnc,
I'n9' 'om snft'r at soe no9en ,Snonp.
o'I't I Sr'mtioen, airr btbIt i at 5i,pe
iI'H0' m'O, b0oO Der / Gi,blittst for,
qddr,
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-07
{Grinae.2nr

SNrlnas'2nr - Warncrs's White
VINE OF Tar Sirup, bet beoitc 0p,temip
o,' pao Soroen, BsIbrcoer Ell 6oriIplclie
eaa Gu Tag. bpls ben tascS ittoe. % 90
SO Gents. w
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-07

Strats ~eiterat Senotct par trdubt
famm.n ben lite Starts, inobrngts
S.ndtor 4aiion fra geoilauingstos
mitesn Suists Bin ON g%suilgninq at
20 WiGIiorer Dollars Ion Gritotnifg
til Spanien sftsr 5rsbstrattatens BE
tsmmelis. 8tlen blsp at Ssnutet
Dsctdest eniiemmie og uben Debat.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-07
Sra k%oneresien.

Sra Roneresien.
Strats eItcrat Senotct bar trdubi
fdmm.n ben lite Marts, inobraqt,
S,ndtor Nai'on fra 8eoileuinestos
mitesn Suists Bin ON gspilgninq at
20 Wiqioner Dollars Iom G~ritatnirg
III Spdnien sftsr 5rsostrdttatsns BE
temmeIie. 8taen blsp at Ssndtet
osctaast enitemmie og uben Debat.
g~epiIsniug til 5Iaaben bl.p osrefs
ter tdset OBJ at Sendtet. Slia iom
ben bIsp cebtuget Of Suisi, omfattebe
ben ialt en- g~euilgning al $44,S56,,
63S, men / ben StittsIi., ben blep
rapport.rst til Senatet omfattsbe ben
$40, 204. 1863.
Suitt neoto9 famine Dag Senatets
Bin, bpor.fter Soppen af Mpunt Ras
ntsr (Sacoma) ftal uosjsrs IN Ratios
r1dlpart. Senne ftal omfatt. ct 4redl
at omtrent 200 apabratmil, Der lies
ger %cpenfor S%r9srGnisn.
S.reftsr tom bet enoelis til en- Off
ejsrelie meo Irmelposn. DIR. SuQ
Sopa) foreilog, at Der unber Sus
ipeniion at Reglemsntet itulbe items
mes pper ben pmItribte QrmesR eoraas
mutations Bin. Otter enbel tort.r.
Ssmer,nin9er bleo bette siort, % Or
meIopen peotpseS meb 203 mob 80
Stemmer.
Den lite Morts pebtoe Su'et &C.
natsts Bill ON paanB at pprette Ios
m'ralsgraben, oe n9iten Dag blep ben
unoertegn.t at Yr9iibsnten.
Den 2ben DARTS i.nbte pra iioenten
til Senatst en- SnbitiIins paa at for
fremme Ri6aro q. Spbion fra Nr. l
paa Bitten oper asiiitunt Napal Gpnz
ttructors til Nr. 8 paa Bitten cper Raz
bal Contributors. San fIpttss altiaa
frem 10 Humre.
ct 5orilag ON 9spilenins af $780,
900 til 0eltuselie / bier aF llofinins
serns peo Nidsara % / 5pIebu / 1901
blep pebtas.t baaos af !SuIet Ga at
Ssnatst.
Den 3bis Darts isntt. 9raiiben.
ten i'm Snbitiaine til Senatet ON at
George 0etpsp ubn9pnes til ben npe
Stilins iom aomiraI af 5laabrn.
Stra,s eftsr blsp Rominationsn apbs
tjenot at Ssnatet. Samme Dao inb,
'ttusoe qr9iipsntsn paa Surfrems
m.l'sn at grisabesenrsal Otis til Sc
neralmaior meb ancisnnitst fra Abe
5sbruar 1899 for "militar Spatias
beo p9 fremrasenbe Sj.nsite pod b,
~flippinfte Ger" SeIaa benz, Rcmis
nation blep gobtjsnot al SeEatet
Saaoe Dts oe 9sips1 bl,p truts tes
Iesraftit unoerrsttet pm beres 5or,
%fremmsl'e.
Rat iii ben Abe Darts bolbt aons
eresien Wtsoe til ben lpi. Dag, % SCI.
1880 ON Worg.nsn ben iibite Oae
cor enbeligs Senut.t os Suist .Tter
encelsit 5orbanolinesr msnsm Sonfez
rsnIstomiteer blst snio, ON aQs Be
ptl9ntnesiuasr. - Slpttsn baIp fem
oor enoeIi9 peotommsnoe apnferenfss
tomits bIst enise OH 5too os Sapns
Sopen meb bet at Rr. Burton fore.
iIaa.os Sia9s ON 9spilenins al l
Wttlion Dollars til nprmere timber
Issel's al be forfieniee Sanalruter.
Happorten bsrom inbbrostss / !Sufet
at aomitsfurmano Burton, % eftet
rosen Distusiipn bIsp gilsn / bernie
StitteIis r~eotas.t.
vi be sprige Eager, Tom / Tors
Gtsblit blsp orbrst, tan / aortbeo
naorss fslssnbs: 8.itsmmclien ON
ReierOoirsr oeo spre Misiouri blsu
'treget. Sioeiad amenbementet ON Ell
patiTtabtI. 5orsaslisn al 5laaoen
bIsp bs'Iuttst. pri'su pad Yani,rpIa.
Der blsO fat til $500 pr. ION, men
5or'iosei onr, at Resiertns.n ielp ops
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-07

g~epiIsning til 5laoben bIsp osrefa
ter tasst op at Sendtst. Slia Tom
ben blsp peotagst af Suisi, ornfatteoe
ben iaIt en- g~epiIgning al $44, 1856.
63S, men / ben StittsIi., ben blep
%rapport.ret til Senatet omfdttsbe ben
$40, 2O4, 1863.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-07
ut beibreoe sorficlelye paa en- Tan.

Tag Warmers White Wine of Tar
sirup. Seroens bcoite SOitemepieiu. % 90
so Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-07

Suiet pebtos famine Dag Senatets
Bill, bpor.fter Soppen af Mount Ras
ni.r (sacoma) ftaI ubsjsrs en- Ratio
nalpars. Senne ftal omfatt. ct qreal
at omtrent 200 &pabratmil, Der liss
ger "cpenfor Sr9srGnfsn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-07

Yetret bar / oenns llge p9ret imutt,
os gpen ~bespnoer at faa ct mere paars
list lloieenbe. III 5are for Opers
lpsmmelie er forbi, Iaa man altIaa
Hap meo Str9tten.
Decorah-posten., 1899-03-07

aongrss'en gdar ru paa tine iioite
Ben, pg bar bet saaet langipmt meo
2oparbeibet for, faa eaar bet brrtist
moi nj. Wsberne parer csiua / begse
SuIe til lanst paa Ratten, os ale
Initrenselisr sisres fprat blipe fer
big til 2srbag. Sm grtrai.sfionen
er Der lite mere Yale, oa en- !Seriop
M mlittert bill blioe peotaest, liesiom
be abiolut neopenoies 9epilsninaer pil
bIipe giorts. Riearasuas aanalsn saar
mdaife / 8ditsn, - bet sr bog enpnu
lite albeles afgiprt -, men ben anises
lite pietis moi til at fpranlepiss nosen
Grtraiesiion. G%eniuslppm sr iaisn
psotoeet al 9u'et nleo nogle iaa al
Senatst f~oreilaaeoe 5oranorirser. De
piatigite Of oisie er, at 6eniusiontos
ret tpmmer til at itda unosr ssnorene
partsmsntst, % at be 3oOS
llon9pnelie mao b.traftes al Senat.t.
5orr.it.n ptl S,rettsren faa aloel.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-01
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services-AIl Are Cordially Invited
to Attend.

TIE GOSPEL TEMPERANCE meet
Ing will be held as usual. Sunday after
noon at 2,f5, in the rooms Of the w.
4. u. II.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH. North
ern avenue: Preaching by Rev. L. o.
l1.45; social service at : o'clock p. NJ
GREEN STREET NJ f. CHURCH.
Rev Everett $ SJackpole. ID. d., pastor:
Preaching, 1880 A. Nj; Sunday school. u
NJ; Sunday school concert, 7.30 r. NJ
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. SCIEN-
TlST: Services at Christian Science
reading rooms, Sunday at p. NJ. Sub
ject: Are Sin, Disease and Death Rear
Wednesday evening meeting at $50.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE services will be
held, Sunday, at No. Summer street.
al 70. 70 a. A.. subject. Sin, Disease
and Death Real" also Wednesday even
ing az 1880, talk on subjects pertaining to
Christian Science.
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Where are You Going Tor Your vaca.ion7

The American Institute M GnStruc-
ton Will meet in Bar Harbpr. Maine.
July $40. 1899. ARE YOU going
The meeting promises I'd be very
large ana enthusiastic, ana character
lied hy good speakers. Among those
who have accepted Are Governor
Powers Of Maine. Hon. VI. W. Stetson.
State superintendent w Maine: Mrs
Florence Collins Porter president III
Maine Federation Of Women's Clubs.
President Charles w. Eliot Harvard
University. Miss Sarah f. Hunt. re-
gent " Massachusetts Daughters W
The Revolution. Prof John NJ. Tyler.
Amherst College. author of Remark
able Lectures before the Twentieth
Century club. Or. Ray Greene Hulinc.
Headmaster English High School.
Cambridge. Mass. Miss Mabel Emery,
author of How W Enjoy Pictures,
Boston. Henry Chase, agent az Watch
and Ward Society. Boston Rev a. +.
Winship. editor NJ Journal NJ Educa-
ton; Mr.. James r. Monroe. Boston;
Mr.. II. ]. Smith. president NJ New Eng
land School Book Men: Miss Annie u.
Logan. principal NJ training school
Cincinnati Ohio Prof. J. Liberty
Tadd. principal Public Industrial Art
School. Philadelphia. Hon. Thomas r.
Reed. President Nathaniel Butler COL
BY University: Hon. Claiming Folsom.
state superintendent Of New Hamp-
shire: Bishop William Lawrence. Hon.
Horace @. Wadlin. chief IF bureau IF
statistics OF labor. are also expected
and the famous Temple quartet Of
Boston.
BAR HARBOR.
Mount Desert on which Bar Harbor
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Tun10rS tumor as big as a large
marble came under my tongue and instead
Of letting my physician operate Oh it. used
my fayorite spring tonic, Hoods Sarsapa-
rila. The bunch soon disappeared" Mas.
H. NJ. CoBrRS, $40 Mer'k St, Lowell. Mass.
Rheumatism y" had rheumatism for
five years and can conscientiously say that
Hoods Sarsaparilla has given me entire
relief. As blood purifier it has helped my
children wonderfully" Mrs. :. a. SA6AR,
81 Franklin Avenue, Passaic, NJ
Dyspepsia For many years | suffered
with dyspepsia. | resorted to Hoods Sar-
saparilla and its continued use entirely
cured me-" HARRY L. MORRIS, 100 Null
berry Street, Newark, n. J.
CatarYh-"I suffered twelve years with
eczema. Tried different medicines and pby-
scians with only temporary relief Finally
took Hoods Sarsaparilla and Hoods Pills
patiently for six months and am entirely
cured u. J. BURR, U. S. Pension Office,
indianapolis, Ind.
8aCkache ~ was miserable and
tired, had no appetite and felt sore all over.
MY back ached so that when / stopped
could hardly straighten up. First bottle
Hoods Sarsaparilla helped and three
bottles made me strong and we'll" J. ].
ElCHBANER, 92S Meldrum Ave, Detroit Mich
Bad Blood J." When IS, a cancerous
eruption appeared under my eye. Hoods
Sarsaparilla purified my blood and the
eruption disappeared" JOHN NJ. KERR,
1919 Wood ST., Chicago, Ill.
Neuralgia a." had dreadful neuralgia,
miserable for months. Neighbors told me
to use Hoods Sarsaparila; it cured me per
fectly." Mrs. FRED TURNER, Barre. VT
Dyspepsia" know a positive relief
for dyspepsia and that Is Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. 1t cured me. My neuralgia also
stopped" w. B. BALDWIN, 1874 Oak Street,
Bnghamton New York.
Indigestion ~ now have a good ap-
petite. eat well, sleep well and my dyspep-
sia and indigestion have left me. The
reason is took Hoods Sarsaparila which
entirely cured me. l am Baggage Master
on the B. & o. Railroad" THOMAS COLES,
l19 Carr St., Sandusky, Ohio.
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Peoples Church.
1880 A. Nj:


Organ Voluntary:
Responsive Reading.
Invocation.
Hymn.
Scripture Lesson ana Prayer.
Anthem wake the Song IA Jubil.. BY
choir, assisted By NJ Mill and Miss
Redmond
sermon rs the pastor. subject, The Vic
tory Won"
Response by choir. lift Your CLAD
Voices"
In the evening at 80 there will be IN
Easter cantata, given by the sunday
School. Ordor Of service.
Chorus. "Oh. Wakcn."
Responsive Scripture Reading.
Song, Wake the Song Of Spring
Prayer.
chorus The JOY Of Easter"
Recitation The Egg and the Lily
Chorus Then BE Brave"
Song, butterfly nn Velvet Wing"
Infant Class, The Little Gardens"
Song. Planting" Primary Department,
Exercise ~ seven boys, The Easter
Torches.
Song by boys. "I.ightbcarcrs Are We
Song and Chorus. Sing. Sing.
Grand Chorus. "llallciujah, Christ r.
Risen.
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KNIGHTS IEMPLAR INSTALLATION.
Officers Of Trinity Commandery Installed and
Banquet Enjoyed.

At 4 special cunclove IF Trinity
Commandery, X. T.. held. Friday even
ing, the officers for the ensuing year
We're installed and given Godspeed
on their way. The attendance at the
meeting was very large. many Sir
knighs from adjoining cities being in
attendance. Grand Generalissimo A.
NJ. Spear OF the Grand Commandery ~
Maine was the installing officer and he
was assisted by Eminent Sir James +.
Kingsley as marshal
The following officers We're installed /:
Eminent Commander. Joseph f.. Bad
ger: generalissimo. NJ. 5. Campbell.
captain general. Winfield ). Choate:
prelate. En-. Sir James f. Kingsley.
senior warden, William q. Boothby;
junior warden, Charles W. Jones' re-
cordcr. James +. Blanchard; treasurer.
Treby Johnson: standard bearer. no
maid McIlroy: sword bearer. Charles +.
Cook: warder, Irving Q. Gage. Bra
guard Thomas II. BODICE; End guard.
Elwood II. jenkins; lst guard, l.. y.
Hazelwood; sentinel. ". 7. Jones.
Joseph +. Badger, the newly in
stalled eminent commander. Is a native
" huS uSld anu has IdSStu tlt SitdtGi
part Of his life here. His connection
with the Masonic order dates back to
1883. when he Joined the Bethlehem
Lodge. He is member Of Cushnoc
Chapter, Alpha Council. Trinity Com
mandery and the Maine Consistory.
being a 32nd degree Mason He has
ever taken a great interest in Masonry
and especially in knight Templary
His brother knights wish him the
same success that has crowned the ef-
forts Of the retiring eminent command
er. Albert T. Murphy. during the past
year
Following the installation there was
a bountiful banquet served in the ban
quet hall at which the usual after din
ner speeches took q prominent part.
many Of the leading speakers Of the
Kennebec valley participating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-01

Holy CommIAnion 1t 1.3'.
Low Mass al $50 At this service -
children under direction ot Sister 81.
Louise. Superior. will make their first
communion.
sermon BY Rev Father PeileuX. 5. j.
rhr choir of St. Augustine's school, I'm
- direction Of Sister ST. Helene and The
vr.eanist. Sister du Sacre' Occur, will. rem
Ter the following:
.,ntree Marchc. Mendeis sohn
MI Comm, nccr..cnt IL IA Mcsse,' r: agina
cocIi iaitan par M. Labat" i;olos:
Miles. S. Lcc!erc. A. Matthieu, A. SIM
chat.
A rEliva,i,n: AG"rrmus IN Aets rnum,
"Gravier Solos Mile. J.. Borr eau
4 Ia Communion: Dieu nous ppelle,
"Gravi.r. Solos: Nile, $, I.eelc *,
4 ll i'm Cr In MeSSc. Les eChos u Sane
.u4ire." Snlos: Mile. A.Fortin.
iti-u Mas at 1890
F.r.r.-, OrgCel.
Me- dc S. Pierre.
ItTiyre. Pictimae PaScaltS.
Onertoirr, Hrginu Coch dc L. Riga.
soiiste<- sopranos. NM, T. Ge.scelin, Q.
fl~3udctte. Z. i:olduc. ]. Tardie.
.,lto-|M. 2. Plante NJ Brunette, n.
Dostie.
Barytons--MM. Marcelin Pomerlcau.
nirccteur. NJ Ed. Doyon org anist, Ms.
Dr. Clement.
SERMON On 'Resurrection by Rev.
Father Peilleux. S. ].
EeSperS at 3 =. M:
r -numes Harmonizes, Choir { hiidren Of
ST. AuSustine's school. under dire ction
G ( trsnlIne Sisters.
An Benediction: Regina Coeli L.5etare.
j.. Bat; Ave Nerum, Battman; TAntum
de liScOmbc.
Decoration "a altar and church By Ur-
Suius- Sisters.
uyiil ,H TiJtn / All iA
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Hip Disease had running sores for
eight years on my hips. was confined to
my bed at times and al others used
crHtches. Hoods Sarsaparilla cured my
hip and gave me permanent health OtIIE
>. ARCHER. 139 Dudley Street. Dayton. Ohio.
CoitYe -" Goitre was 50 extensive IL
medical attendance that I Iet nina a.
Il made me a perfect wreck. until | toot
Hoods Sarsaparills which entirely cured
me- Mrs. THOMAS JONES, 100 South It
Utica, n. Y. 80
Running Sores" Five years aro nv
a11ictlon came, running sore on nv ler
causing me great anguish. Hoods Sarsa-
oarllla healed the sore, which has never 70
turned. Mrs. A. W. BARRETT, 80 Powell
Street, Lowell Mass.
CataTrh-"I suffered from childhood
Win catarrh. was entirely deaf in one ear
I1oou narsaparllla cured me and restored
my hearing. =" Mrs. W. STOKES, Midland. Tex
sore Eyes -" Humor in the blood
made my daughters eyes sore, SO that We
reared blindness. until Hoods Sarsaparilla
made her entirely we'll" L. q. GIBSON.
Hennker, N. II. 4
SAT- Kneun1 Ny mother was seri.
ously afiilcted with salt rheum and painful
running sores. No medicine helned mar
until HOODS Sarsaparilla was used. which
nidue ner entirely WE'LL EssE f. M.prr
s'oNE.S'os Dearborn Street, Chicago, IN.
tHed Feeling -" had that tired DIM
leeilhs' dyspepsia, headaches and sinking
npeHs, pul Hoods Sarsaparilla made me 4
new man. / never was better than ~. :.
JOHN MACK, Oskaloosa. Iowa.
Tired Feeling MY appetite -.
.e:apricious, my liver disordered and 7 was
I.reu. Hoods Sarsaparilla relieved IL All
~ cured friend OF mine OF female wean.
ness MRS. A. MEARNs. Clayton. Del
!; IIySipelas - running sore on nv
nm, IN developed into erysipelas. The faitb.
au cn use OF Hoods sarsapariila accomplished
" ! am stronger than ever" Mrs.
". NAME, Media, Pa. -
me Grip -" After the grin wa, ~,
uoWn, appetite poor and health had H luii
purified my blood. restored M,
rppeIile' pains entirely gone / am am.
'esor' a. W. JUDsoN, Sandusky. One
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-01

The quarantine on the smallpox pa
tents was raised. Friday. and the city
IS as free from smallpox at the present
tline as It was a year ago. The quar-
antIne was raised, at 2 p. NJ, Friday.
out 1t was not until s p. NJ. in the
evening. that the house had been fumi
gated and placed in condition where
the health board considered it safe for
person to live in it without danger
OF contracting the disease. AS all the
houses are now it is perfectly safe, ac-
cofdlng TO the opinions of those hav-
ing the matter in charge for anyone
TO live in them. The fumigating has
oeen done by Charles Perry, who has
been working off and on for something
like 80 days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-01

III located. IL the largest island Oh the
New England coast. It, mountains
cln be seen 90 miles from sea. and are
remarkable III being the first landmark
frr scan-n. IN many respects 1t IL I'M
rxceiled by any combination Of natural
views Pm the North Atlantic coast IN
100 square miles NJ territory are 10
mountain peaks, IL ponds and lakes,
with gOrEcs, glens. promontories. and
harbOrs of unusual beauty
The hotel accommodation is ample.
the cottages are spacious and beauti-
ful, ana form altogether the fashion
able summer resort Of Maine. Bar
Harbor owes its popularity to its pure.
bracing Air. its romantic and extended
driveWays. enchanting ocean views and
grand mountain scenery. One familiar
with the history and legends Of the
island. az he stands upon a rocky
eminence and overlooks the islands.
creeks and ravines. can easily imagine
that a savage III about To emerge from
some glen. or that the rude boat Of two
centuries ago i riding at anchor in the
waters below.
ACCOMMODATIONS.
Hotels. railroads and carriages offer
generous reduction in rates. 4 rate OF
500 for the round trip from Boston
has been secured. and rates from other
places will be in proportion
For particular information as % pro-
gramme railroad and hotel rates. ex-
cursions and other interesting particu-
lars. see the 20-page bulletin To be |
issued early in April Address Edwin !
n. Whitehill. secretary, Bridgewater. |
Mass.
The outlook for Hancocks granite 4
business. this spring, is very bright
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"Ony the First Step
Is Difficult

The first step IN Spring should be TO cleanse Va
ture's house from Winters Accommodations. Hoods
Sarsaparila does this qvork easily. IS Americas
Greatest Spring Medicine. purdies the blood, as
millions of people say. It makes the weak stronq,
as nervous men and Svonen gladly testify. If cures
all blood diseases. Thousands of cured voluntarily
7vrite It Is Just the medicine for you. as you quM
gladly say after you haze giUen IT a fair trial.
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Scri pturc Selection.
An hem. "Redempton'S Day. ShaCkley
Ps aim
O. uria. Annie Il. Chase
rupture.
J .'rTtNer.
Annie 7. Chase
Notices.
Eisner
Sermon.
Anthem, NOW Is Christ Risen" Maker
Bencdicton.
Sunday school at noon; Young People
meeting at p. NJ; Sunday school Easter
concert at o'clock. All invited.
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e. r. Davis & Co. not only e~'.:''ii a
remarkable line Of Easter nerkwr1r.
put they are also now ready I, satisfy
every man or boy. who requires any
thing in clothing, hats. caps O. fur
nishings. This is stock Il In truls =
pleasure to select from on arr"um OF
its completeness. 1t is also one Of ne
STOCKS Of goods that citizens can -
70 with pride and one that he'rs
ufaw customers from afar. ,
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'Hick'ry Farm

The brightest, most interesting play
Of New England farm life that has
been brought before an Augusta audi
ence since the days Of Josh Whit
comb and the "Old Homestead"
The scenes are true to life. not a dull
line in the whole play. but a delightful
mixture " humor and pathos Re
member, one night only, Friday even
ing, April !.
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Local Matters.
A Lenten Lily.

Where through the painted windows tall
In glory streams the sun,
She sits in gray demurely gowned.
And pensive as nun.
Upon her velvet prayer book
Her eyes are gravely bent.
Her girlish mind is given Ger
To thoughts BETTING Lent.
But when she draws her dainty gloves
From hands Of fautless mold
Three costly diamonds glitter there
In bands Of retted gold.
Upon the left in bright array
She wears the sparkling things
For they are trophies Of the heart
And all engagement rings.
-Mnna Irving in the Criterion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-01

. Hose Companies Nos. ana met
and organized, Friday evening. with
the choice Of the following officers:
No 3.-Captain. A. w. Folger; lieu
tenant, p. $. Jones; clerk. Benjamin
West: steward Charles Bickford. No
5.-Captain, ]. A. Buckley: lieutenant,
W. j. Skehan; clerk. L. A. Written:
steward. II. I. Mcguire
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-01

The country trade has been coming
IN pretty well. this week A gentle
man counted Il teams en- route for the
city, Thursday morning. between Au-
gusta and Hammond's Grove. N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-01

sand Hill is rightly named. ana it.is
the hrst place in the city to become
Dry As soon as the snow leaves the
sandy nature Of the soil absorbs the
water. and il becomes dry very quick
~ The side Of the hill is as dry now
as in the middle Of the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-01

rs recently organized St. Angus.
tlhe cub at their meeting Thursday
evening, was addressed by Annie Casa
want ana Joseph Cloutier. This was
the hrst time the club had been adj
dressed by any Of the members, and
me meeting was a Very enjoyable one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-01

The merchants received supply &c
maple syrup, yesterday 1t is selling
iuF W cents quart The supply of
fresh syrup has not been large 50 far
this spring. but with continuance Of
the warm weather il will rapidly in
crease
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-01

Il have never before seen 50 much
s"o" AZ Hammond's Grove a this sea
soh oI the year." remarked a cottage
owner, yesterday. The drifts there
are something tremendous. The snow
"a the lake is also very deep. and I'M
iess there should be a radical change
~ the weather. il will be well into
May before the lie ~ : ,.:t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-01

The remains of the late Caroline s.
Glover. who died, March 10. We're taken
to Jonesport for interment on the
afternoon express. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-01

The Ladies Church Union met with
Mrs. Jordan Fogg, Thursday afternoon.
and elected officers as follows: Presi-
dent Mrs. Henry Sawyer. vice presi-
dents. Mrs. John Mayhem, Mrs De
Forest, Mrs. Jordan Fogg: secretary.
Mrs. Beard; assistant, Miss Pottle:
treasurer. Mrs. Warren Lawrence:
executive committee, Mrs F. A. Mil
roy, Mrs. A. E. Larrabee. Mrs. Chas.
Cooper. Mrs. f. Cummings, Mrs. Jerry
prehla
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-04-01

lie sure you see L. c. Leighton's
trimmed Easter hats: the window dis
play is lovely: also notice the Easter
hose and gloves.