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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-04-24
SUPERIOR COURT.
Kennebec County. April Term. 1900. Hon. O.
G. Hall. Presiding.

W. s. CHoATE, Clerk.
c. w. HESELTON, County Attorney.
A. l.. MCFADDEE, Sheriff.
f. A. SMALL, Stenographer.
Augusta, April %.
Michael Conlin ct al. vs.. Della Pen
dexter, adm'X. Heath Andrews Tor
plaintiffs. and Mr.. Hutchinson Of Sy-
monds, Snow x Cook, for defendant
This is an action Of assumpsit TO recover
Sl30 50 for Il burial Caskct and other ar
ticlcs furnished and services rendered ny
the plaintiffs. who are undertakers. doing
business in Lawrence, Mass, 70 the de-
PENDANT. then residing At south Portland
ana whose husband had been killed at
Lawrence while in the employ OF INC
Boston & Maine as Il brakeman. The
goods were furnished in the emergency
Without orders from the defendant, hut
She says she is willing 70 pay 2 12 air
price. Tho charge for the casket IS w
and for the burial robe $50. The deiend
ant claims these charges are eXorDltan ,
ana that if they are not. then the sta
ton II the deceased shoHld haye been %,,r
nishing such expensive goods. At the
time Of the bringing of the suit the De
PENDANT resided in Clinton. Verdict lor
plaintiffs for Sl3Ooo
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Daily Kennebec 3onrnaI.
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
BISHOP GOODMAN
Will Soon Visit Kennebsc Valley, Coming Il
Augusta. Sunday, May 6.

The first appearance in Augusta of
Bishop Robert Goldman, Jr., of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of this
State will be on Sunday, May 6. In the
forenoon of that day, there will be con-
firmation at st. Marks church, with a
sermon by the bishop. He will also
preach at st. Barnabas. on the East
side. in the afternoon. 1t is understood
that his evening service. with contir-
nation, will be in Hallowell the same
night.
There is to be public reception by
the members of st. Marks parish to
the bishop. which will be held at st.
Catharine's Hall on the following Mon
day evening. May eth. The members
of the various committees We're ap-
pointed after the morning service. Sun
day. and a public invitation will be
extended, at later date. through the
columns of the press. 1t is the earnest
desire of the bishop and the members
of St. Marks parish that every one de-
string shall meet the bishop, who, in
his turn. desires as wide an acquaint-
ance as possible in the State. The ar
rangements for entertainment, recep-
ton, etc, are in the hands Of the com
mittees, and all plans will be cOnclud-
ed within a few days, at which time a
general invitation will be more par
ticularly given.
1t is understood that Bishop Goldman
is to remain in Kennebec county for
several days as the guest of Robert
Hallowell Gardiner at the Oaklands.
and that there will be ample opportun-
ity given for the people of Kennebec
county to become acquainted with
Bishop Goldman while in this part of
the State.
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J. S. SMILEY, 1876 Water ST., Augusta.

financial agent Of the East Maine Con-
ference Seminary.
Among the business transacted at the
closing sessions was the following: 1t
was voted that the BroOklin church be
allowed to sell their old church and the
proceeds he allowed toward the payment
Of her debit
Transfers to this conference were re-
ccivcd in the cases Of Hayward Nelson,
l.. l.. Iianscom and Kane and r. Hast
ings.
The usual disciplinary questions were
asked, and the following pastors passed:
Who are members OF the conference
course study? G. F. Buttcrfcld, \. II.
IIanscom, A. i; Carter /. G. Marsh. NJ.
hoycr. Who are continually on trial? {.
f. Jones, j. II. Gray, j. l.. Pinkcrton;
Who are advanced to the fourth year?
Charles Smith. II. NJ. Morse, \. L. Nut
ter, II. 4. Copitts. +. V. Allen. David \.
Pierce, Z. I. Coombs. Frederick Palla-
dino.
Horace Haskell was continued with
study on the third and fourth years.
Who continued study on the third year?
+. 5. Burrill, 4. Il. Raupach. II. |. Holt.
Who admitted to full membership? NJ.
s. Hill, y. ID. Moore. a. +. Morris. {. Il.
Who continued? w. c. Baker. d. H.
Piper, W. Il: rattcn, N. +, Townsend.
n o g Z M5s9n IA "a s p q of nain
natl. Ohio. ana DR.. w. II. Daniels Of In
dia were among the speakers.
At the Home Missionary society meet
ing the following officers We're elected:
President. Mrs. ID. H. Tribou, Boston.
| Mass; recording secretary, Mrs. A. \.
brigham. Calais; vice president, Mrs. y.
+. Luce. Pittslicld; corresponding secre-
tary and treasurer. Mrs. q. &. Winslow
Belfast.
1t was voted that the wives of the pre-
siding elders hold the same positions as
| last year as regards securing supplies.
| Two new members We're added and the
reports We're very encouraging.
AT the meeting Of the Preachers Wives
Association the following officers were
| elected for the coming term: President.
| Mrs. w. w. Ogicr, Thomaston; vice pres
ident. Mrs. !. II: "; Wharf; Danforth'
secretary, Mrs. a. +: Luce, Pittsheld.
| The Foreign Missionary Society has
elected these officers for the ensuing con
| ference year: Conference secretary. Mrs.
| &. ID. Woods. Boothbay IIarbor; confer
| encc treasurer, Miss A. Nj. Wilson; Ban
sor district secretary. Mrs; ID. Il. Dow
| Guilford; Bucksport district secretary,
| Miss A. r. Bender, Calais; ROckland dis
| trict secretary, Mrs. a. f.. Bickmore.
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Agricultural Institutes TO Supercede Farmers
Field DAY.

Farmers Field Day at the College OF
Agriculture and Experiment Station
at Orono has been successful IN Inc
mast in that it has drawn large At
tendance. When the observance of the
dav was begun it was hoped that lt
might he found practicable TO give
agricultural instruction in connection
with it and for this purpose lectures
were arranged. With the whole plant
of the University on exhibition ana
students in attendance, it was found
that practically every one used the
time in looking about and did not care
to attend the lectures.
In order to bring Field Day back to
ifs original purpose, that of education
along agricultural lines, it has been
decided to try the experiment TINS
voar of devoting four days to agricul-
turoI institutes at the College Of Agri-
culture and Experiment station. THESE
will he held the week after Commence
mont beginning Tuesday. June 10, and
extending through Friday. June ed.
ono dav Of the four will be devoted to
eacb of the following subjects:
Orcharding and Spraying,
Crops and Crop Production,
Management of the Dairy Herd,
Sheep and Poultry.
There will be lectures and practical
demonstrations from about 10 in the
morning to 3 in the afternoon of
each day. Preceding and following
these hours tools and machinery will
be exhibited. The whole agricultural
! plant of the University will be on ex-
hibition. Arrangements will be made
so that people desiring to stay through
the four days can be cared for at a
small cost.
The full program will be ready for
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The Noblest Mind

The best contentment has" Yet. how
ever noble in mind, no man or woman
can have perfect contentment without
physical health. The blood must be
kept pure and the stomach and diges-
tive organs in good order. The best
means for this purpose is Hoods Sar-
saparilla. 1t promptly cures all blood
humors and eruptions and tones up the
system.
The favorite cathartic is Hoods Pills.
o6o
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Distressing Stomach Disease

Permanently cured by the mastery
power of South American Nervine Ton
ic Invalids need suffer no longer. be-
cause this great remedy can cure them
All. It is A cure for the whole world of
stomach weakness ana indigestion. The
cure begins with the first dose, The re-
lief it brings is marvellous and surpriS-
noints. No matter how long you have
suffered, your cure is certain under the
use Of this great health-giying force.
Pleasant and always safe. Sold by BOW
ditch Webster & Co, druggist, Augusta.
Me
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distribution early in May and will be
sent on application to
PROF. CHAS. D. WOODS.
Orono, Maine.

There were very many searchers for
MayllOWerS in the surrounding coun-
try, Sunday, and many beautiful
bunch was gathered. 1t is still a little
early for them. but the many buds
promise an abundance of them later.
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The APPOINTMENTS
Continued from page ~

North Conway, N. H.,
North Norway. TO be supnIjnd
Norway ana Bolster Mills. b. l.. Fickett
S S9d,% ,, ana Welchville, a S Staples
South Waterford and Sweden,
To be supplied
West Bath. Supplied hy W. Z. Merrill
David Pratt
Supplied by r. s Leard
W est Paris, r. a. Rich
Yarmouth, C. A. Brook
PORTLAND DISTRICT. REV. +. o.
THAYER, PRESIDING ELDER.
Alfred, u. r. Ford
Eerwick. H. &. Wentworth
Bldeford, g. W. Bradlep
Buxton and South Standish.
Supplied by William Bragg
Cornish. r. G. Chapman
Eliot. f. g. Potter
Goodwins Mills ana Hollis. W H. Varney
Gorham, North Street. james Nixon
Gorham. School Street. William eastman
&. L. Milward
Kcnnebunkport ana Cape I'orpoisc,
l. A. Bean
Kczar Fails. j. H. Bounds
Kittcry second street. G. g Andrews
Maryland Ridge. ]. W. Lewis
Ncwilcld Circuit,
Supplied ny ". a. Nottag"
ogunquit q. ID. Stanley
Ola Orchard and saco Ferry.
Portland. Chestnut Street,
Luther Freeman ana +. II. Griffith
Portland. Congress Street. ". !. Toward
Portland. Pine Street, +. 5. j. McAlster
Portland, West End. c. c. Whiddcn
Portland, Woodfords ana Washington
Ave, G. a. Terhunc
SaCO. T.. e.. Struut
Sanford, \. *. bryant
South Berwick, Israel Luce
South Ridderord and Kittcry First
Church, Eldrdge Gerry
South Portland, First Church
South Portland, Howery Beach. :
supplied by J. ii. Roberts
South Portland, Elm Street,
j. H. Roberts
South Portland. Knightvillc,
Supplied by J. \. Corey
South Portland. Peoples Church.
j. A. Corey
West Kcnnch bunk, w. +. Marshall
West Scurnoru, j. A. Ford
Wr@thruuk. G. a. Southland
York, .. ;. IillSuury
ID. f. Faulkner left without appoint
ment to attend one Of our schools and
become 4 member Of the kittery Second
Church Quarterly Conference.
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Millinery. A Brilliant Triumph.

Our opening has been voted ny press
and public as the most successful this
store has ever known. Our motto Is 30
give always the best possible value at
the lowest possible price
Unframed HATS
Manufacturers Samples OF Ladies and
Misses Trimmed and Unlrimmed Hats
worth SIC. to $l.15. your choice. 62c.
Large. Fine Chip Straw. Misses Flat
Hats worth SIC. your choice, 4Sc.
Hand Made Fancy Braid Hats on wire
frame. all new shades. choice. sc.
Large assortment of Ladies' and
Misses Hats. 25c.
Handsome Trimmed Hats. sl.9S 70 N.N.
Walking Hats. We are showing the best
variety Of Walking Hats ana ready-to-
wear hats in the city. Prices range from
81 IS down to iNc.
800 yards Remnants Of all SILK Fancy
Plaid Tanetl ana Satin Ribbons. No. 80,
40. so worth &c to SOC. Sale price only
l5c.
Imported Flowers, everything new,
from Sc. to gSc.
Niolets. large lunches. 1Oc.. 15c. &c.
Imported Roses and Buds with foliage,
10c.
Ask to see our Misses Trimmed Hats,
S1.iS and 81 60
IT you want to trim your own Hat buy
your material here and save money.
E. FL. Butler,
203 Water St. Augusta, Me.
MRS. c. NJ. WHEELER. Manager.
apr19, eod3t
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The electric cars of the Skowhegan
& Norridgewock Road have begun
making the first regular trips after a
shutdown of more than two months.
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BUCKSPORT DISTRICT. w. DAY OF
MILBRIDGE. PRESIDING ELDER.

Alexander and Cooper, supplied by II.
f. Mcfarland: Brooksvilc. G. Il. Morse;
Bucksport. Robert Sutcliffe; Cutler and
Whiting f.. +. Smith; East Bucksport
S. O. smith; East Machiqs, Ash Hill and
Cooper, j. II. Barker; Eddington, S. NJ.
G. O. Barnard; Franklin, w. II. Powles-
land: Hampdcn. NJ. S. Hill; Harrington,
H. +. Carter; Lubcc ana West Lubec. G..
%dailcy's corner. NJ. 4. I'M; Orrington,
f. II. Osgood; Penobscot and South Pc
nohscot. supplied by DC. Garland; South
Deer Isle. H. Hills; South Robinson and
Perry. A. ID. Moore; Stonington, supplied !;
Sullivan. Il. w. Russell; Surrey and East
Bluchill. NJ. S. Prehle: West Belmont and
colts Island, Il. f. Linday; Winterport,
I w Hatch.
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ROCKLAND DISTRICT-T. +. JONES
EICkSPORT. PRESIDING ELDER.

Boothbay IIarhor. H. L. Williams: Cam
den. w. W. Ogier; Clinton and Benton, \.
II. Hanscom; China. supplied by r. IL.
Jones: Gushing. supplied by w. Bailey;
Damariscotta and Dlmariscotta Mills.
Frederick Palladino; East Boothhay and
south Bristol. w. A. McGraw; Friend
shin and South Waldoboro, G. T. Jones
Montville and Palermo. J. l.. Nelson
North WaIdobOro and Orff's Corner. ia
cob ". Pierce; Pittston and Whitefed.
supplied BY l. / tni naTris; Rinndoph and
Uanscom; RockpOrt, j. II. Pray; Sears
mont, q. NJ. Bailey: Union, y. l.. Nutter;
WlIdohoro and Winsow's Mills, j. A.
Weed: Washington, +. ID. Lane; Windsor
ana Cross Hill. C. w. Lowell
l.. G. March is without an appointment
&. G. Winslow of Belfast, is appointed
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I-6C Pei yd1
ButteriCk Patterns

the only reliable and most favorably
known pattern in use. Their sale is
universal. We are sole agents for this
city Fashion sheets free. Why not
subscribe for the Delineator. $1.00 per
year, sent to your address. This pub
LEGATION is not only an authority on
styles. but contains many useful hints
on home decorations, &c.
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EAST MAINE CONFERENCE.
The Appointments -Revs. {. n. Eoynion. J.
W. Day and 7. +. Jones. Presiding Elders.

Belfast. Me, April S.-The Eastern
Maine Methodist Conference announced.
Monday. the following changes and ap-
pointments:
BANGOR DISTRICT-E. II. BOYNTON,
PRESIDING ELDER.
Alton. Argyle and West OLD Town, Ma
ley kcarncy; Brownvlle ana Henderson.
supplied j. q. Palmer; Caribou. n. K.
Pearson; Caribou and Levant, supplied;
DiXmont, james w. Price: Easton, sup
piled by +. o. Smith; Exeter and Cor
lima. II. q. Iiaisington; Forest City.
Nanccboro ana Lambert Lake, S. @.
Young; Guilford Junction. c. IT. Rau-
pach; Guilford. J. f. Haley; Harmony
and Athens J. T.. Lombay; Kingman and
Prcntss. II. NJ. Moore; Limestone, 5. +.
Burrill; Mars Hill and Bridgewater. Rev.
Mr. Potter; Monson. Swedish mission,
l,,r. Mr.. IIarwich; Moro and Smyrna. W.
>. Campbell; Newport and Detroit. I. S.
Rope; Old Town, +. l.. Hayward; Sanger
willie, supplied by Albert liartt; sherman,
H. +. Sletson; Smyrna Mills, O. A. Good
win: South Pressure Isle. supplied; Van
Buren,, supplied; Washburn, supplied by
l. G. Cheney. W. II. Patten without APP
pontmcnt.
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For $1.98

Figured Mohair Skirts made with in
Verted plaits, stiffening in bottom with
velveteen finish.
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Homespuns,
Serges,
PopIins,
venetians,
PruneIlas,
BrOadcl0thS
Armures,

All the new weaves in up-to-date de-
sirable dress goods, to be found in our
stock.
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ID. f. Faulkner left without appoint
ment to attend one Of our schools and
become member Of the kittery Second
Church quarterly Conference
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For S2.98&$3.50

The new box or inverted plated
SKIRT made with wide Wales and India
Twills.
Cochise review., 1900-07-14
SUMMONS.

In the District Court. First Judicial Dis trict of the Territory of Arizona. in and for the county of Cochise. .. .
 Louise K. Priest, plaintiff, vs. Ernest W Priest, defendant. .. Action brought in the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of izona, in and for the Couaty of Cochise and the complaint filed in the said County of Cochise, in the office of the clerk of said District Court.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to Ernest W. Priest.
 You are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff. louise k. Priest, n the District Court of the First Judicial District of the Territory of Ar zona, in and for the Cou'ry of Cochise, and to answer the com plaint.hled therein, within ten da S (exclu- siVe of the day of service) after the service on you of this summons, eff served within this county or if served out of this county but in this district, within twenty days; otherwise within thirty days,) or judgment by defaul 1t will be taken against you accord ing to the prayer of said compi iint.
 II he said action Is brought to obtain q de- cree of div rec from the bonds of matri- m9Dy and for general relief and for costs.
 Given under my han and the seal of the District Court of the First Judicial District ot the territory of Arizona, in and for the County of Coohise, this 2sd day of June, in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred, A. H. EMANutL
 Clerk.
 First nblicatlon June p, 1900.
Cochise review., 1900-07-14
Forest Lieu Selection No. l04.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

TUCSON, Ariz., June 8, la e
 Notice is hereby given that F. A. Hyde & O., whose postottice address is 4l5 Montgom- ny street, san Francisco. California, have made application to select undOr the act of June l., ssi (SO Stat S6), the following de- situate in Ramsey canyon, Huachuca moun- tains, Cochisa county. Arizona Territory, in what will be when surveyed T. 2S S., R. 20 K. G. & S. k. B. & NJ. The survey Is tied to a location monument on tho summit of high ridge, rnnning in a general east and west diI ection west of Ramsey canyon at it's mouth and southwest of the Metcalf Ranch house, being an oak post four feet long. set in mound of stones, whence blaze on an oak tree inches in diameter bears $. II deg. 10 min. ". lS.5 feet; blaze on an oak tree inches in diameter bears N; Il deg. 42 min. w. 28.5 feet; a blaze on an oak tree inches in diameter bears N. Al deg. 25 min k, 30.6 feet Carr Peak, Huachmca mountains. bears mountains, bears $. ? deg .,h min. E; San Jose Peak, Sonora, bears $. 51 deg. 58 min. E.; Magellanos Peak, Sonora bears, s. Il leg 20 min t stack s Ssr of oS Sorbin & mil Char miles; barn at Packards ranch, San Pedro valley, bears s. 7S deg. 50 min: E.. North Peak of Hand Ranch house bears s. S1 deg. 2s min. ranch house N. 7l deg. ..Ol min. E, about 1 mile; peak of Tibbett's new adobe house bears $. 28 deg, 10 m n. w. about mile: the initial point of Metcalf ranch survey Ga juni- per posi- 5 inches in diameter, feet ng, set feet in the ground) bears $. S2 deg, 40 min k. $50 feet.
 From this initial post the boundaries of the ranch claim are as follows: W. 20 ct aims to u monument of stones; thence s. 70 chains to monument of stones; thence E. 20 chains to monument of stones thence N. 20 oh aims to monument of stones; thence K. 20 cha ins to n monument of stones; thence N 20 chains to a monument of stones; thence k. 20 chains to a monument of stones; thence N. 20 chains to monument of stones; thence ", 20 chains to monument of stones; thence s. 70 chains to monument of stones, heretofore de- scribed; thence W. 20 chains to place of be- ginning, conteining 160 acres.
 Within the next thirty days from the date of the first publication of this notice pro- tests or contests against the selection on the ground that the land described, or any por- tion thereof. IS more valuable for it's mineral than for agricultural purposes. will be re. ceived and noted for report to the Commis- | sioner of the General Land Office.
 MILTON R MOORE,
 Register. [ First publication June 12.
Cochise review., 1900-07-14
hO For the SeaShOre! !

Excursion every Thursday for Santa Monica, Long Beach, San Pedro, Santa Barbara. and other places. Limit of tickets, ninety days. Fare only $3] .0j. Step down to the grand old ocean $ breezcs. It will do you good. Don't wait till the season is over. For any information desired address T. II. Goodman, G, P. A., San Francisco: or r, $. Webster Local Ast. Benson. AT.
Cochise review., 1900-07-14

once brilliant and significant, The French government attached much importance to the event and it was really a Franco-American demon stration. The statue was the gift of the American school children. The result of the ceremony with the accompanying expressions of admiration for the great Lafayette and the assurances of the prevail ing friendship between the two na- tions will probably do much to smooth over any i'll feeling that may have existed. The complaints that have been made by Americans that the treatment they have re- ceived from the French people have not at all times been marked by courtesy, will now be modified and we shall doubtless hear that the changeable Gaul is as ready with his hospitality, as he has been in his rather uncertain reception of the citizens of the republic during the early days of the exposition. The evening newspapers, especially the Temps and the Journol des Debats, devote articles to pointing out the significance of the Wash ington and Lafayette statues inaug- urations. They exprnss the hope that the existing friendship between the two countries will never wither. The Temps alludes to the national crisis through which France is now passing and thanks her American friends for raising up beforeFrench- men the image of Washington which will ever speak to them of perseverance in struggles for lib- erty and unselfshness in the serv- ices of the motherland."
Cochise review., 1900-07-14
The WiQwam.

All persons desiring to take advant- age of our unique , dozen photos for 50 cents should come at once, as no sit tings will be made later than Sunday, July lJ. but we will remain in Bisbee to finish all work, and to conclude our views. We have the following for sale at bargains: .......
 One l2 x l9 tent.
 One l2 II tent.
 One F X 24 tent.
 } back grounds, cheap, for amateurs. 2j0 feet lumber, good as new.
 heating stove.