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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-12

mains to us, even to the eleventh hour
lhe way or pcnitcnce and of renuncia.
tion' The priests voice was level,
Just little above the whisper of the
confessional.
All, | Know" the woman broke in.
"and it Is just because of that | have
sent for you. have only begun to tell
you, father"
Pere Darville gave quick, upward
glance.
"A year ago an uncle who had allow
ed me to suffer penury and servile
dependence all my life died. He died
suddenly and without q will. The Inv
gave his fortune to me because |
chanced to be his sisters child Two
months ago, In secret drawer, !
round uocumcnt-a confession writ.
ten by my uncle and evidently intend.
ed to be made public i'm order that res
titution might be effected.
My uncle Marie de Gucrin went
on, was n creole, and for years he
was the trusted agent for an aristo-
cratic New Orleans family in America.
He turned their fortune round and
doubled 1t, it appears, and managed
their aifairS In such n way that he
came to be Indispensable. The family
finally dwindled down to one repre-.
sentative, young man who seems to
have trusted my unclc blndly.
When the war between the states
broke out, the young man-Catou his
name was-cnlisted promptly in the
cause or the south. My uncle was sent
over mere with money to Invest. Paris
received him with open arms. The
Confederate colony was then in high
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-12

received one day from Paris. In read.
ing 1t he came upon an item of nows
which agitatcd him greatly. The words
VI themselves, however. were nothing
startling simply these:
lou recall, of course, that pretty.
Diue eyed DE Guern girl that you used
10 sec great deal Of? Wen, she has
come into possession Of fortune. She
was the only living relative of an uncle
or some one who died suddenly with.
out Il will. The law did the rest. | met
her driving today in the Bois de Bou.
iogne. You would scarcely have recog.
hl%ed your once shy, simple little coun.
try maiden"
The next day Pcyrac was much con-
cerh'd about getting Il packing case
for canvas.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-12

q "A. - N g Ia e a.
s..s, s,.s.,s tn. ~ The Kind yss Hay! Axal. Bought
"S.s''' q AlNaAI&x
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1900-12-12

Rev. Y" E. johnson Testifies 4, IIis
own BehRlf-ihe Case onsumed
1hreS Days and Ended In a Verdi ict
OF Not 4 uilty."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13

The ediflce thrown open is the Wolf
Griesheim building. 1t is beautiful
six-story structure, with three store
fronts on Main street and 100 office
rooms. 1t cost; s1OO, 900. 1t is just 165
days since It's predecessor with fifty
other buildings, went 10 ruin. Five
other fine new buildings will be occu-
pied this week and twenty more are ii,
various stages OF prog sess. The fountia-
tions are being constructed for the new
100000 court house.
g your son pursuing the usual stud
les inquired the visitor
answered Farmer Corntossel:
s $ still pursuin EN-, an from what
z Kin hear without much show of ketcil-
in up to EN-. y Washington Star
With the revival of prosperity comes
the revival Of those ncfarious mining
company schemes. Poor people Will
throw away their savings by the thou
sands upon Worthless mining stocks,
never once listening to the advice of
mining men who say that Whenever a
mine is worth anything there is always
I senty OF capital ready in the hands OF
experts on the ground 10 gobble II III.
no legitimate enterprise ever had to sell
Its stock TO the public.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
BUILD ROADS WITH HoARDlNGs.

The special 3 gent al ma 80. an; -
1artn,ent IN clsaree ~ ~. ,,,,,,-,. ,,,.,,s
service in rba pan e,,,,,,, y,;..s,s.
s;ate.l IN An &, ta,,yj..,,- -. ,,,,,a
..,,r,,ef,io,,s :. i,,,e,,, ,i,.
delivery ro,,tas v.ill *, ~. !,
1.nless me farmers syiii. ao..sa p, ,,,.s
tain coed roads dad r,,.,5ss ~ Is.
z4gfdjv rsnilirad savs ~. sx,4n- .,,,1
rsady rou,es haya b.sar ,..,,e,.,e,, ~,
yisable on account u md re.,,,s
co,,jfi Ia " on, s.,,,,.i.ss ~, s.a,.,a =,
saws:
Il want to say ii again, t,s,t ,,e,t s,,35,,l,
err route viii be recaraIner sed xs.ss,,, t,,s 4.
roads to be traysrsfs.1 aa.s n5,ess ~
bridges safe ana We i5ayss ass,,,,a ,,sl,s
that they syill be kent "a 81. mn ~ 49,,
dition at an earlv date. fa,,,as alssa,l,.
Established Mn oertafrslv he flisenn. fr,.
reds urlasss tf1e. Yoafls ara fns ,,,,,,,.s,
This stand taken nv dc da,,a,.t,,,f IS
will. no ele,f,t serve Is ra,,ss ,l,s fa,.,,,
ers 10 cance,.te l
hiebways se,m.tt,i,,,r ,,,,,s,+ ~ IS
;rnproye then, far II tbfs t.,,a IL
YEAR tha co,,ntrv roads az 1,,a ~
nrae.tieaIiv i'm ma Mo pa r !, ~.
ING occasion fo sand ! ,,a,, ~ -
them Knows far 8 c..,.t.,ir.v t1,.t 4, .
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
The DUTY Of MOTHERS.


What suffering frequently results
from . mothers ignorance; or moro
frequently from mothers neglect to
properly instruct her daughter
Tradition says woman must SUI.
fer" and young women are SO taught.
There is q little truth and q great deal
Of exaggeration in this. II young
woman suffers severely she needs
treatment, and her mother should see
that she gets it.
Many mothers hesitate to take their
daughters to a physician for examine
ton but no mother need hesitate to
write freely about her daughter or
herself to Mrs. Pinkham and secure
the most efficient advice without
charge. Mrs. Pinkham's address -
Lynn, Mass.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13

Mrs. August Pfalzgraf, Of South
Byron, Wis, mother of the young lady
whose portrait we here publish, wrote
Mrs. Pinkham in January, 1899. saying
her daughter had suffered for two
years with irregular menstruation-
had headache all the time, and pain In
her side, feet swell, and was generally
miserable. Mrs. Pinkham promptly
replied with advice, and under date Of
March, 1890, the mother writes again
that Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound cured her daughter of all
pains and irregularity.
Nothing in the world equals Mrs.
Pinkham's great medicine for regu-
lating woman's peculiar monthly
troubles.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
R5,al1ex5
Brave Men Fan

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
stroubles, az we'll az women, and all feel
the results in loss of appetite, poisons in
the blood, backache. nervousness head
ache and tired liptless. rum down feel
ing. But there's no need to feel like
that. ]. w. Gardner of Idavile, md.
says: Electric Bitters are just the thing
for man when he don't care whether
heiliyes or dies. 1t gave me new strength
and good appetite. ] can now eat any
thing and have new lease on life.
Only SO cent?, at Geo. p Powers drug
store. Every bottle guaranteed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
IOWA PRESS COMMENT.

Another paramount issue-selecting
Christmas gifts" suggests the Center
Vile Citizen.
The ottumwa Courier think. "The
Titus amendment seems to beer a sort
of football. Anyway it is getting lot
of kicks
Well, Towne can chuckle at the
thought that he has got more out of it
than Adlai Stevenson did. anyway" re-
marks the Council Bluffs Nonpareil
BE ready to welcome the twentieth
century" says the Dubuue Herald. 1T
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
CONDITIONS IN ARIZONA.

's'iatsls'y IS -Nsiz2lsi Win q ss97.
= 'tiSi''ea1 8fs'' & W. 'ils' ) 81 s. l2N' Is
ss f9s s. l'e's s. IS s. y IS vs. \ n
81 sly e e. g ''7ss eilo 'f'ls l'9sS fsf
ssAS'''l''i Ns'alsls - efle
'asesaps' sfs'sasss ~ s = y ,sIl'ss =
1890 sos l''ss'asl'ssS ai1sis sf1slaisl g
.slSi8s s''lSlis'
y rs 'ss 81 s'lt S. 'Sss''fe i'f'sI'fs'
8 IS So Eisssa ron sas -.
IS Z sas5s1 S st g sttlsaa
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'sS'.s9 .l's sss' = illst SsllAlesis 81
sissS g iaisa '5e' z iiEas:a iel sssSa ti3it IS
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:, y g s4Vs's '1s's''''s' lsese ass
S-s.'zsa s:i' 1as' ~. w ~
st5ss','ss y ssessssa fsSs5iFoaEs ss, ~ stgz
ss : rs "a w sls'is are tstxfsEas and
isatsss aaEs'a9z 'ailss CT rasSaes.si issassalIst
& Sss5sl IS NSsss 'l1 lsl + S. IN ST e
's }sa'sss tss'issss 2'e 's' Z 81 -
ssftS' liasi5'Ass. stated S, s'1s slsgla;s9s.
iiafse ] lasas s'''' me terri banks
iai'Xs 2zan ilaslsasFia l!'9 p;sr csil' il
sa'saseI ard there fls's lsssE e 4 'isseta S.
5'a '9af'A et posts q per ser ~tss'ssia-
's7ssllir niles 81 a3lliasi hilNs bsefi'
Satsis ted iasSiag the Year, eiaei e number
of 1lssw Tins l'ayc b sii.sStsssd and are
eses'. see ce'fsflsfcs betwesn ms
isi.sitoi'y afle The republic of NJ xiso &
89t he inc'.e9se from YER g year, nlest
st he business being dosie thru the
sl'siora3-house a Nogales
ne agrieuitaral ai:'' horticultural M
forests q the territory are largely DE-
PENDENT upon the wsters Of the Salt nc
s "a rivers for irrigation and this Year
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
The Bes. colo euro

liz one you can take without Interrupt
ton to business. One that does not
effect the head or hearing like the con
tinued usa Of quinine. One that cures
speedily and leaves you feeling fresh
and clear-headed. Such one is
krauee's Cold Cure. Price Is cent?. Sold
by w. H. Evans. ll3 East Main. and
Geo. P. Powers. % East Main.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
sOUTSIDE POINT OF VIEW.
Written for tho Times Republican.

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4 49,. -
Wit, on 10, t,,., n, N. = !. -, 4, c,,
z,
i''e ue'eoi' WIS olsiiiiis' Sti'e col
i tion bags. ne was treasurer 81 the
Church. Attic 1T was Sunday noon, II
Twas necessarys to do this work al once
sn that each fund should be properly
lsrred,ted and ench me- nhar shonld have
M. :, 1, 4 1, .
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f,,5 =,
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here n was sbiYns,, win h,os az .si,,,a,
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as loiioMeu ~.
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spos'su !, so.a $50 was p.ace''
- *, t.ie.
10 = ssn' ,',s =,
~ re pul'sa ou,s ms scnecK DOCK ana
SO gold piece vs. was handed out and nsae eos
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13

Help IL needed at once when per-
sons life liz in danger. A neglected
cough or cold may soon become ssrious
and should be stopped at once. One
Minute Cough Cure quickly cures
coughs and colds and the worst cases OF
Group. bronchitis, grippe and other
throat and lung trouble. All druggists.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13

\
\ the best facilities are afforded for .
university education. In connection
with the university there is a school OF
mines which is celebrated for its excel
|.ience.
The governor states that the indians
lsof the territory, numbering. approxi-
Irsately 900, have been lava abiding
li;;nd Industrious during the year. He
furnishes interesting and detailed sta
tist;cs concerning the various tribes.
The Indian school at Phoenix has
groAvilg TO be one Of the most important
| in the country. i now hasan enrolment
lsot 1oo pupils. The school wa $ established
in 1891. ard hasssarned an enviable rep
Iutation Ter its good results The literary,
Ecommercial, and manual training de-
Ipartineis' Is are filed with studsnss The
following trades are taught: Ag,icul-
ture baking hlacksmlihtng. cabinets
sassslliiis, penfry, dairying. engine er-
.fg g@ldenlng. harlless and shoe max Z
Eng ma asnsS onyx iaannfae ,.sc and
s'slsia'aeslt ms paintngs printing, sewing.
taiioriiss wagon making Hi:d cooking
An ~ ii j ,,st,, Il, ,v,,,cr ~, ,n-
s'ti''ietieis is given is that Of domestic
sess3 5. willsst, ,easl,es M tbaa,.vs ,,,,,
l'ita eties ef cooking ard hon SO Keeping.
lsseti sr s,cttsss 4 = ca liss,,,s,ss 81, ,b,s
4saa,lS MA 1. obfis,at,,,.v ,,,,,,, -. .s,,
SRI Is s.aet,,t ia f,ea, thA s{,,,,s,s Ana
sls,s ftasys t,,ss, AZ s,s.sytnv h2f,,s ai,,lo.
mas, ~ iv.si! Il ho.n srSs.n the literary.
s. s. Ftlsent ssfsaal t,.s,,e GATED Ms
Nfsive American has Been esiabiis,.,e,i
All q i, source al ,lii.s prom 10 tae
s. Il, v;,r,,,s :.,s, b,.s,is,s, bsins,
an educational factor 81 great ,rnoo,:t s
& &. IS. 8 rs bringing tht. xs,itss "a a re,l-
szilss III ti,.. real gIf,dil.l13
isis, Az, ambitions. The student BODY
j, q, SINE. 50 4, iffera,, tribes f,.o,,,
ail IA western states s4.s, tssrr,,s,s;,.s
ard s,,sr. avs ,,.,sn 49, ia $, I,
Itsg sssiss, III Alaska II Ter tho ssht5alss
IN s-s.,v II. ft-s.s.,, 4. Il, a, s
n ara me- NAL abillty Al; ,b.- ya,.ians
.-shts, III. s,..s,,,. ;x,,.,,,,5 ,:,e
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
a TEXANS SENSIBLE TALK.

Il. - : $50 =, iidu " syn
- : 80 Y" INC pupllc
teAAN > SENStBlE TALK.
/ Col. Thomas r. 0chiitree. of Texas.
IN speaking To a New York Tribune re-
porter on the attitude Of certain men
1 III this country toward tslJ admins ira
istion on accounted its policy In this Phil
!sippines said The opposition that the
Isaenocratss are making to- the army bill
makes NE Very weary. have ihss1-
lutsly no sympathy with or condo ma zion
| for men Who. at a time when the flag
lis being fiouied and insultsd. Withhold
| the support Of their voice and vote in s.
measure that will unsiuestIhnai IN
lssure respect for the stars and stripes
among the Tagal race and reg tore order
lin the Philippine awhjpelagS. WAS
ever argument weaker Than thut which
ltheSanti -imperialists as thcyscali theni
solves bring forward? That 4 mart of
/ tn 8 people. of THIS country seek ID fou,13
AN empire in the east. and that they
these Pharisees of anti-expans ionists
fsa,s 10 give us Tbs power 10 silbts,,e re-
volt in the Philippines. lest NJ use and
abuse that power to bind the chains ~
se,vitside or tina, faraway ana alien
race Such talk az tina, to the American
peapls. is the vsriest rot and bu,,..on,be
With country divided against IL
self the greatest war in history Was
fought 10 its bitter termination by our,
people. IN Whose veins nov the most
wonderfut lighting blood in the yor,a
The resources Of the ,eputjic north
and ssuth. had bsens taxed "a. ,fe Il ;tsr-
mes in the prosecution OF ne civil war.
Billions Of money have been. expenelel
and tens Of thousands of lives sac.
rificed We, when I.ee's SURRENDER Al
a ppor,at;ox marked, thas finaIitv ~ The
iost Gauge ana the con,t,ets surrender
and utter PRESERVATION of IN. southern:
! pss9pie az sile lee OF their victorious
Z, 4 .
- 'i'f's ~ =, apsiss lsoNSsr any
iasiassous Nasssofs, " sss7N % eI'haiil9
& tila sfilsla vs. .shel sou'h. within hteten5
Sestfs asss 'ils. sei1tsi!ation q s1ha. eivila
" q 'ns. So nloctatie par,y--lflt po'itical'
PARTY oas me spl lii-Twas IN control o'
tbs. house of representatives Within
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13
"a keen e,lear Hrain.

Your beet feelings. your social position
or business success depend largely ON
the perfect action OF your stomach and
liver. DIR. Kings New Life Pills give
increased strength, keen, clear brain.
high ambition. A % cent box wifi make
you feel like ne wbeing. Sold by Geo,
p. Powers. druggist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13

Maud-Is and 80 to old to hope for
Improvement? should say not. One
Just begins to live. Take Rocky Mount
ain Tea. You'll be blooming fair at 20.
Mcbride & Will Drug Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1900-12-13

" nor, r,.t..
- - 8 = = a. $ doinS very
!
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TOPICS M TIE TIRES ],
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a-i-ii-i + ~
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- - - ne on put IN spite
= I ss''1s asaihs,ss 5si'use
The. federal ,,oa,, u
as ,, 8, cal,s ,ba i'pss !
Nj. t,.,yav from ~. ~
sIppi s,.iy.sr e =
80.
Congress men Cirosvenor. or Ohio. am,
@fnt tsahate a., ax,, = !
lt.. =, ns syn ~, 4 ~,
until Mona *, +, =.
81 ,js,.,.
s,,y sf,sa lsin,r +.
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h..s,s ~, s..;s
The Wabas ii railroad & ahou, IS
place a, contract fo,# fifsy IS, sse,, !, : !,
coaches 10 meet ina .ls.i,,a.,,,s S.. t,.s,..,
in the coming wear including tY,,s pan
American, es nns1,if,n 81 ,.uf,as,, ,r,,;s
-.
Governor SHAW. one of the ,,anore,l
srralSei-s al the national centennial in
Washington YESTERDAY. h:d i s,.,.,,t
states IN the Century &c 1siy,- 400, N.
VA a subject for :, !, 3 ~ i,,,,{st ~
tbe broax..ss., s,,,.,t,s s,,,s ne disa,, 3, ;t
lpon ina, plane. ana w.ith yanls.sa ~,
* me ,-5s.an n,.ifs. Is. ,l..i.,.,ras ~, ~
close Of he NOS ii .,,.l< 81. ss,,,,,,,
81 the t,ipf,t y ;,,s. a,,{,s & $, 5
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|sto take the ,,;;iat,y E, aid II ~
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-27
THE INDIA FAMINE:
81. 200, 900 People Have Fscee starvation
Ss5 ,0o0, 600 Expanded IN I'VE Years.

London. July 26--In introducing the
Indian budget in the House of Com
mons. today. the secretary for India,
Lord George Hamilton, commended the
patience, resignation. courage and alb
station from crime with which $1,000,
900 Of people in the stricken area have
faced famine. The latest reports from
India, his lordship said, were anything
but satisfactory On the other hand,
there We're certain compensating ad-
vantages in the shape in which the rev.
enue year closed. a =
There was, he said a substantial
credit balance of G2.S70,O00, but the
famine expenditures and remission of
taxation would turn this into deficit
of cS26.000. The government proposed
to apply the unexpended balance of
c3.000,000 of the former loan towards
relief This would, he hoped, meet all
demands. If the resources of India dio
not suffice TO save the lives of the fam
inc stricken. then an appeal would be
made to the imperial excheduer.
In the last two years, Lord George
Hamilton said. e13.000.000 had been
expended in famine relief.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-27
Jester Murder Case Evidence All In.

New London. Mo. July .6.-In the
trial of Alexander Jester, charged with
the murder of Gilbert Gates, today. the
defence endeaVored to impeach the tes-
tinony of VIM. S. Shrewsbury, who
swore that he saw the murdered man :
body in the defendants wagon near
Hulin lane The state Immediately put
in testimony in rebuttal to prove that
w. S. Shrewsbury reputation is good.
When court convened. this afternoon.
Judge E,by was informed that all the
evidence in the case was before the
jury. The case will probably go to the
jury, Tuesday evening.
When both sides rested the aged
prisoner said: Il am glad the ordeal
is over. | forgive everyone who has
testified against me. Their consciences
and their words are in the hands of
their God and with Him they must
settle. | am innocent of the killing of
that poor boy. Gilbert Gates. and l be-
lieve in time he will be found alive and
well. l expect to return to my old
home in time to preach next Sunday
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-27

John Redmond. Of the Cony House.
has received from John Lee Parent, co.
H.. 18th U. S. Infantry. stationed at
Cebu, Philippine Islands. a small FIJI
ipino flag. 1t is Of satin. and is not
unlike the Cuban flag only that It has
but two stripes, one red and one ome.
At the top is triangular piece sof
white, with gilt star in each corner
while in the center is q figure some
thing like sunburst. Mr.. Parent also
sent photograph of himself. taken IN
the Philippines. He will be remem-
bered by many in the city. as at one
time porter at Hotel North. He went
South with the First Maine Regiment
in time of the Spanish war, and AFTER
ward enlisted in the regular army. ne
expects to go to China, later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-07-27
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The 2Sd annual session of the First
Maine Spiritualsts' State Campmeeting
Association will be held at the camp
ground in Buswel's grove. Etna, from
Friday. Aug. 81, to Sunday. Sept. ., in
elusive.
The house of f. n. Bachelor at Liver
more Falls was damaged several hu =
,lred dollars by fire, Wednesday evening
fire must have caught from a spark from
thoArook stove.
~. Henry j. Smith of Auburn, died
very suddenly in his chair at the home
lngham lin. Auburn. "Wednesday even
inej ged y. Col. Smith won his title in
thS'Hays of the old military musters. He
was in the training musters with the late
Col. Thomas Littletield. being major
when Mr.. Littlefield was colonel He was
"A farmer and all of his life had lived in
Auburn.
The large 2ia-story brick house opposite
the Lake Hotel at oxford. caught fire.
about S.l5 o'clock Wednesday evening.
from a defective chimney in the attic
The oxford fire department promptly re-
sponded and through its efficient service
saved the main part of the structure
There were two streams upon the fire n
short time after il was discovered. The
house was owned by the Robinson heirs
OF South Windham. The loss may pos
Siby reach 500 and is partly covered by
insurance. There was as much damage
done by water as by fire
Edward Nichols. who was helping AL
bion Jones of jay. in his having. Tuesday
was pitching of a load of hay in the
barn floor when the oxen hitched to the
load became frightened and, boiling out
of a back door, made for a gap in Il
stone wall. 1t was too narrow, however
for the cart to pass through and when
it struck the wall Mr.. Nichols. who had
remained in the cart. was thrown vio-
lently through the air. the distance of =
rod at least. He landed on his right
breast up against the wall sustaining
injuries that it is feared will prove fatal
His head is considerably bruised and five
crushed in.
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There are many stylish horses in Au-

There are many stylish horses In Au-
gusta, but one Of the most stylish pairs
that have been seen on the city streets
for long time belongs to w. H. Davis
and DR.. Burt Andrews. Mr.. Davis
uses his horse for driving. and DR.. An
drews' animal is used daily in his own
er's business. Driven singly the horses
look well, but when they come out to-
gether in a double hitch. one naturally
turns TO take a second look. The
horses are black. eight years old. stand
15-2h and weigh together about 200.
They are perfectly matched in style
and color and possess knee action. that
essential feature Of the gentlemans
driver. to burn. Taken all in all. they
are crackajackS.
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Daily kenrebec 3ourual

Cards ~ thanks. obituary notisee. -.
oiutions OF respect. etc, will b eharrea
at the rate of ten cents per llne. ~
charges less than seventy-fve ceets.
All Advertising aanouneeneras y.
entertainments. whose object q -
raising Of money will b charged n ~
rate Of fifteen cents line.
Advertising notices. news form. ~
be excluded from our local columns. =.
cept such AZ refer to advertisers -.
plying space in our advertising columne
and Will be run under a separate me-
on one Of the local pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive -
JOURNAL promptly will confer Z fave
by notifying the ONCE immediafs,v
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. July 26,-The following
pension changes in Maine are announced:
Additional. Charles +. Page, Charles
ton. $40. Increase, Llewellyn r. Wass
South Addison s.: Charles n. Cooley. St
Adams. S2i Restoration and reissue
Oliver NJ. Cousens. dead. Dexter. slS
Original. widows. etc. Samuel Tucker.
father. Springfield, Sl2; Rosilla Spaulding,
Ellsworth Falls. IS; Arabella Cousens
Dexter, s.. Special accrued. June T.
Emma l.. Johnson, Hallowell S.
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The two brass signs at the entrance
Of the Cony House have been altered
by having the name of the new pro-
prietor. G. A. Ames. placed upon them,
and We're again paced in position,
Thursday.