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siLvEI; rAIrY STATE CENTRAL
COMMITTEES.
The EusIness Transacted and How
IL Was Done.

The Eusinsss Transacted and How
IL Was Done.
From what we car gather the
meeting Of the Silver party State
Committee. ut Reno, yesterday. wis
attended with a good deal %. bitter
ness. Charge and counterchurRc
were hurled back and forth. The re
suit OF the voting showed that the
forces led by Wallace held the top
hand and took down the pot. Tie
first test Of the strength OF the con-
tending forces came in the election
OF Il permanent chairman OF Il COM
mittec. VI. Schecliue was nominated
by one faction and j. f.. Mcdonnell.
the windy gaZoo OF the Comstock, 10y
the other. When the votes were
counted Schecline had 81 and Nc
Donnell ID. G. {. Wallace offered a
resolution relating to fusion. +. NJ.
IlutTaker OF Virginia Offered an
amendment, md then the hars were
down and nearly every member OF
the committee WAS on his feet olTer-
ing amendments. Floods Of orntory
were let loose and the resolutions
were cussed and discussed by every
body. On the adoption Of the reso-
lut!ons proposed the vot" generally
stood about 81 to n. When the mat
ter finally simmer"d down, the reso.
luton given in the dispatch below
was adopted unanimously. Commit
teeman Sair bad stood in the trenches
all day voting iouT proxies One way
all the time. Finally It came to the
ears Of the minority that Mr.. Sam
was Il Republican wolf casting eyes
at the Silver party lambs. J. l. Con
sidine, editor Of the Virginia Report,
saw through his silver veneer and
charged him with being a black
hearted Republican. THIS was fecbly
denied, but when closely questioned
Mr.. SAin admitted the charge and
tore himself away from the commit.
tee.
The Gazette, failing To come tC
time this muruing with the proceed.
iugs 81 the committee, the INDErES.
DENT, wishing to give its readers the
news, teleGraPhcd To the Gazette for
the proceedings and received the fol.
lowing reply:
liE,o. April Il. 1900.
iNDErI SDEST, EikO. NCyuda:-Ihe
Silver Party State Central Commit
tee, representing IS votes, including
proxies, held a rcd.hot meeting here
yesterday. Wallace, supported 10y
Sadlrr, Davis. Livingston aud Sain,
had u battle royal with the Sharon
forces over tue question Of fusion. \
personal encounter between Wallace
and Sharon Was narrowly ayerted.
Committeeman Sain Of LOyelock
voted four proxies, and WAS accused
on the floor 81 the convention with
being Il Republican. lie finally gave
up the proxies and Withdrew. The
following resolution, relating TO tus-
ION. was adopted after much hot de-
bate and several caucu-cs:
-REsoLvED. That the communica.
ton o! the Democratic Tartf. i'll RS
gard 20 fusion, is met with favor 10y
this body, aud that "a committee be
appointed to confer with a like com.
mi;tee from that body to arrange that
both State conventions meet at the
same town and time, and that the
question of fusion be left with the
conventions"
The following committee WIS ap.
pointed: Sharon. SndIcF, Fitzgerald,
LANDER Curlcr and lioscnthal.
GAZETTE.
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Southern Pacific Earnings.

An official statement of the earn.
Enss OF the Southern Pacific for the
Month OF February last, and Tor the
first eight months Of the pre-. 1T It's.
cal year. July /. 1889 to February IS
1900. inclusive, has Just been issued
In February the gross receipts were
Si,tii.6Sj, AN increase Of S7IO,sU6 over
the sane month oilast year. Opcra;-
ing expenses amountcd To $3.50 Dl.
This Is an increase Of SIO3.GGT over
February. 1899. Earnings in excess
81 operating expenses aggregated
Sl.3j5.2Si. or an increase Of 1907, 1873
over last year.
The large amount Of Si2,Sl2, i22
represents the total gross receipts for
the first eight months OF the prcscn;
fiscal year or an average per month
OF over s5.3CO,0O0. The increase
over the same period last year was
t6,0SG.O39. Operating expenses az
gregated s27.2I7.2i3 and earnings III
Excess OF expenses Sl5.5G5.I70. The
increase III operating expenses over
last year was S3,476,IG6 Earnings in
excess OF operating expenses showed
an increase Of s2,G09,2T3.
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Rcv. w. H.. Sitter. ". Cation, y. e..
writcP. Il had dyspepsia oycr twcnty
ycars.Hud tired dOCtnrs.aud medicines
without benefit. ] VIVA persuaded To-
usc Kudol Dyspepsia Cure aud il
helped me from the start. believe
IL to be a panacea for all forms OF IN.
digestion II digcs,s what you cat.
Eiko Drug Co.
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YOU TRY TT,

IL Shiioh's Cough aul C~ousurnps
ton euro. wbIch ~ sold for tho small
price ct % cts 20 CITE. nrd sl.OO. doce
not cure takn the bottle uack aud We
Will refund your none. Sod Ter
over 30 lcara III this gu, -anteo. Price
- cents and 30 cents. For eale by
Elko Drug. Co.
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House and Furniture For Sale.

y nov house with four fooma Turn.
throughout with mostly new furpi.
itnrc, situated in the eastern part Of
town IL for sale at n bargain. ro,
further PARTICULARS apply at this Of
flee.
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SICK HEADACHES.

Inc cure OF overwotkCd woman,
kind: are quickly and surely cured b,
harris Clover Root Tea, the grca,
blood purifier and tissue builder
Money refunded IL no, satisfactory
Price - cts. and 80 cts. For sale l.,
Elko Drug Co.
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Ranch for sale. Address
Samuel McMullcn, Dcetll.
Nevada, or the Independent
office.
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II E. Smg5l. EuTtr--Gr. Aic1-
-ays: -ls Wit little Early il-S
n. Il 1sTy lr=s pills [ -vEz u--l 5ur
-IszI-eE@ -yzE III 2use4 -uual%
.4iu Lr-lE ~.
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MANY 4 LOVER

Has turned with disgust from nm
other wise lovahlo giti with an orcu.
Sivc breath. EHrl's Clover Roo, Ton
rutiiics the breath h. its action ON
The bowels, etc, W nothing cIso wiii
Sold Tor yours ou absolute guarantee
rric" - cts, and ~ eta. For anIo by
Elko Drug Co. -
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Lewis Alderman. Goshen, Ind.
sSys, .DeWitt's Little Early Risers
always bring certain relief. cure my
headache and never gnpe.' They
gently cleanse and invigorate Tho
bowels and liver. Elko Drug Co.
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ISMiEi

EsMERiLDA.
District ll-wm J Henley, liuw-
thorne.
l2-Miss Kate =. Murphy.
Douglas.
1910 be supplied.
EUREKA
District li-Chas " Pratt, palisndc
l5-Miss Edith j SwIck, Eu.
Tcka.
lG-Merrill VI Fletcher, Eu-
Teka.
HUMBOLDT.
l7-Miss Mary & O'DonuelI,
WinnemucCa.
lS-S j Anderson. Winnie
mUcca.
49, VI Springer, Ryepatch.
20-Juhn + Reed, Loveluck.
2l-James j O'Connoll. viii
low Creek.
LANDER.
District 22-Ntlss Kathryne Laugh
lin. Austin
23-Mrs. Kate Meiliy, Battle
''u'"N
LINCOLN.
District 2i-IIcnry Wedge, Pnn1ca.
- Harry II Church, Logan.
2G-Geo o Sawyer. Phoebe.
G7-Georgc Moody, lDeer.
lodge.
% jacob \ Clark. Della.
mar.
LYON.
D,s,-;c, no u,ou y,-;u,,,,
20 John G Young. Wabus.
3I-IIcury Wood. Ycrington.
yvr
n;,.-;,, ., p 1, c.,
mimi.
2-Ionos nCIro,o r.L,
3i-To ho spnrI;cd
District, ai-C sln,o-,o,d C,,so,
City.
%-Pcter III Hanson, Carson
CITY.
1onEr
District III l. COnsidine, Virginia
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Tho Senate has fixed April 9th MS
tho date OF voting on tho Quay casc.
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On retiring. and tomorrow your
digestive organs will be regulat.
cd and you will bc bright, active
and ready for any kind OF work:
This has been the experience oil
OF others IL will be yours:
HOODS FILLS are sold by all
druggists. Price IS cts.
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rh" Right Thing at tho Right Time.
Don't keep guessing; have it in
front Of You all the time. We mean
that up.to.date map Of South Africa.
the Transyaal, Orange FREQ State.
Luzon. the Philippines. all the new
possessions OF the United States, OF
the world in general; given to Bulle-
tin and lSpEPESpEST subscribers as
a premium. Mr.. Forrest. tho genial
representative OF the bulletin, will
take pleasure III showing 70 you this
map that yOu need Tor Yourself Ia i'll.
tclligcnily understand lie seat Of the
war, and which your children will po.
rnse with great intercst and to their
profit MS a time saver. It is new, cor
rect, covers cverythirG to date, and
every body should la, one.
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BRING your job WORK to the lspr
PENDENT Office, Low pricce,
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Ii is reported that Lovelock vii
soon have three pnpen. When lhe
fever is over, there will he two or
three more newspaper gfayca in tho
State.
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WHAT Is SHILOH?

Elko. Nevada, April (. 1000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-27
IN THE SCHOOLROOM.
What is Being Done in Maine Tor the Advance
ment OF Education.

New York City has forty-scvcn .lydy-
ing SUPERVISORS, Philadelphia mas DIt
one.
Miss Blanche Cox has been elected to
a salary Of $3.50.
\ debate will take place some time in
February between the Kicker and HiS
gins Institutes.
At the senior class election at Williams
College, Austin Dickinson jenkins oi
Portland was chosen historian.
The board Of education of Girard. Ohio.
has decided to prohibit children una II SIX
years Of age from attending school
Mrs. Arthur Farr of Mapleton. has re-
ceived "A State certificate from the state
superintendent of schools to teach in the
common and grammar schools.
\ school of painting and drawing has
been organized in Portland ulder the
auspices az the Portland society ~ ant.
Ager Y. Currier will be the Instructor.
Miss Emma S. Irish of Bridgton. has
been elected to a position in the Port
land high school at a salary of $i25.
The winter terms Of school i'll Leeds
closed Jan. 18th. There were nine schools
of nine weeks each, all of which Were
very successful, under the supervision OF
Frank IL. Herrick, superintendent.
Principal q. +. mclaughlin of Brown
vile. is preparing to have his school give
an entertainment in the near future for
the purpose Of securing funds with which
to purchase works of art for the school
rooms.
Because of the large number of pupils
absent from intermediate school No. |.
Dexter, the same has been closed for the
present. The teacher, Miss Moore, found
81 absent Monday. and the greater part
of these are sick with the measles.
A punching bag and new pair of
boxing gloves have been added to the
apparatus of the Camden high school
gymnasium.
Miss Addie Brighton of Waterville,
Excelsior grammar school, Brewer, in
the place recently made vacant by the
resignation of Miss Lille Mcleod.
1t is rumored that Miss Florence
Dunn, for some time a teacher in
Watervlle schools and at the present
time an assistant in the high school,
intends to resign at the close of the
municipal year and enter some college
for a postgraduate course.
An innovation this year at Worcester.
Mass. is the introduction of the study of
Latin into the ninth grade OF the gram
mar school. A year ago manual tfIiiing
and cooking We're introduced into this
grade The time devoted to arithmetic,
history and grammar has been
curtailed to make room for the Few
studies.
The system of daily medical inspection
Of Schoolrooms was put into operation N
rhh,ia;delphia on jan 3 Upwards % ~
physicians have volunteered :hcir ser
wees: the choice among therl has not
yet been completed All the rules and
Suidtlohs governing the work of medl-
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.-The publishers
have Inserted I'm euch volume OF the set
a voucher for tine steel engraved
portrait Of Mr.. Kipling, printed on five
plate paper. 9x12 inches, and ready i"F
framing. When YOU have received the
entire. spt III fifteen volumes You Will
nul lft.cn vouchers. one IN each NOT
UNI. M which you viii ina printed int
struc:iuus for sending them u New
York. when You VIII receive, POSTPAID,
without any charge. a copy 81 steel
engraved portrait. This portrait is par
t! .-1 desirable m / library picture
ana copies M II now retail fyr $l.W
each. You can get il fire. BY becom.n-
owner or the fifteen volumes in either
lyle of binding.
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THROUGH TRAINS.
GOING VESTS. 20 A. NJ. for Lsvto1
Pennington, Phillips. Rocklani h-t
land, Boston, Bridgton Montreal I'd
Quebec: 1000 A. NJ. for Brunswick, lsy'
iston, Pennington. Phillips, Carrabasy
Rangeley. ROckland, Portland, BOgi
No. Conway. Fahyans, Lancaster. G. Il
ham, n. H., Berlin Falls. GfoTs;s
No. Stratford, Island Pond Colsh1i
aud Beecher Falls: 80 r. NJ lOczl i
Portland; $50 2. NJ. (express) fJr BI.2|
WICK, Bath, ROckland, Lewiston, III
land and Boston. Cornish. Brligt0l y
Conway and Bartlett. 1885 P. NJ. llrI
Pullman every night for Lewiston 81
Portland and Boston; l.55 A. VI. for n |
land and Boston.
GOING EAST-1S5 A. N. might 2
PRESS for Skowhegan. Bangor. Bar
Dor, St. Stephen. Calais. 81. John, h
fax and Aroostook county and TO We
ingtOn co. II. r.. glu A NJ. for Var
vile. Belfast. SknWheEan, Bangor.
BuCkSport, Nanceboro, -. Stephen h
ton, Woodstock, st. John and Halil
2.35 +. n. local to Wateryille and y
gor and Lewiston. via Oakland and W
throp: 80 L. NJ. express for Ndsl'I
bdll-1I. btT fitl upI- hdnH' " -
Ola Town, Patten and HOult0n, va
A. r. r.: 3.i5 +. NJ for Waterviils "
land. North Arson, Bingham. SkoEhla
Belfast. Foxcroft. Greenv!lle, ED
Old Town and Mattawamkeag; Lak
for Waterville. :, .,
SUNDAYS-Going West, l.55 4: y
Portland. Boston; . A. NJ. l0S i.
for Brunswick. Bath, Portland ana ~ ~
ton. Going East, lS5 A. N. Bangor
worth and Wash. Co. r. F.; sl9
and go =. VI. for Waterville and Bat
The N.rht Pullman Train LEAVING
l.35 A. NJ Monday morning, golls
does not connect for Skowheg;an ~
Sunday morning for Belfast, Foxcrs..
beyond Bangor. except to EllsV0r'hp VI
points on the Washington County ~
road
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SDeCiaI advertisements.


Small Advertisements not cxcee ding
four lines Chirty words) coming under
the head of WANTED. FOR SALE, TO
LET. LOST. sc, VIII be inserted two
times for % cents, three times for y
cents and one week for 80 cents. AID
VANCE PAYMENT. In sending by mall
remittance OF postage stamps or postal
note should be made with order. az the
charges are too small 10 open accOdn;s
for
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ACCOMMODATION TRAINS

Through tickets 70 Califorhaa ,sa ot 3
points South ana West may y VA TN
H. Walker. ticket agent, . Ans iii al
routes ana checking baggage free O :
GEO. F. EVANS. V. P. & Gen
L. +. BOOTHBY, G. 7. & l. "
Portland. Maine.
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\ BLACK AND WHITE. Dedication
Introduction-Dray Wara Vow Dee
The Judgment Of Dungara.--A
How'll Thana.-GemIni.-At Twenty
two.-At Flood Time.-The Sending 2
Dana Da.-On the City Wall. tn
first Indian edition is now held a
S2i.00 a copy.
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rrof. Moses. cIairvoyant and magic
healer. eth son of tho eth son. Born
with 4 Veil. Tells the past present ani
future. a. thu aStouishmcnt W all. ~"
will receive callers from y. NJ. to ~ T.
NJ, at hi rooms at 6Hi. Brid." street
Augusta Ne. ,Sundly-. missag" treat
mcnt only is eivcnp. Terms. g cents tor
gentlemen; - cents for ladies' Massage
treatment a speciality. Terms 80 cents.
lIn!5.dlw'
Mrs. cram. clairvoyant No 3 capitol
street can be- consulted on health and
business. past. present and future. daily,
from y A. NJ. to 10 l.. NJ Best uf refer
cnccs Augusta. Nj. jan13.d lW'
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VOLUME III.
Plain Tales From The Hills.
THIRTY NINE STORIES.
VOLUME III.
The Light That Failed
VOLUME Nv.

SOLDIERS THREE. The God From
The MISUNDERSTANDING Learoyds Sto,
ry,-rhe Big Drunk Draf.-The Solid
Muldoon.-With the Main Guard.-ln
the Matter of a Private.-Black Jack
Only Il Subaltern. Printed from the
first edition of 1883 which now sells al
$500 a copy.
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TO LET.

House ami ut on child street. pleas
VIII accommodate one large or two small
families Terms very reasonable Apply
70 Williamson * Burleigh., over Granite
Bank. iana6d.w
House No. Grove street: two otfices
enc front and one rear. Apply to James
W. North. q Grove St: june20. dtf
pesirlble lower floor on house No Il
State street, with stable if preferred
City water. furnace. all modern conve-
niences. Williamson & Burleigh, over
Granite National Bank. oct30dtf
The Weston house. Is Conv street. \ine
rooms and bath; new hot water heating
plant, modern plumbing; central location
Inquire Of Or. .. c. ). Davies. 1t3 Water
street. janl1dtf
House No. 46 Melviiie street. city wa
ter. Apply r. f. Goodwin. Chandler st.
nov16.dtf
House on Weston street. ABBY 10 Fred
w Ellis. Sewall st. nov2. ltf
Desirable rent on Gage. near Water
street; five rooms: city water Can mi
ii. +. Smith. III East Crescent street
Tenement Of five rooms ON ffTSf floor ~
good repair; water in the house; with or
without small stable. Inquire of Mrs
Lizzie Boyes, 223 Water St, up one
< desirable house. 8 School street Has,
side. Apply - Water street jani5daws
Pleasant house in good location with
or without stable; city and well water
.--41IIe " .. O. Lancaster may12,dt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Madame Brann. spiritual clairvoyant. Is
again receiving callers. after long i'll
ness at y Gage street. noV25dtf
Know your work. then a. II: know
thy future. send dime, three important
questions. stamp, birthday. Reliable nor
GscuIc mailed. Ful lie reading. sly
Chir. 366 Fulton St, Brooklyn, \. Y.
lIuIf dlW@
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VOLUME VII.

HE COURTING OF DINAH SHADD
4 Conference of the Powers.--City Q
Dreadful Night. The first Indian ed
ton is held at S2150 copy.
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NOI.I' MI; vi.

TORY OF THE GADSBYS. Poor Deal
Mama.-The Worl3 .Eithout.-Th'
Tents of kedar.-With Any Amaze
ment.-The Garden Of Eden.-Fatima
The Valley Of the Shadow.-Th'
Swelling Of Jodan.
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Women to bind dress shields at home
ask Your dealer Ia show You I<nra sbin7d..
and kora Klasp hose supporters. Kora
shields snap on waist without sewing
Send loc for catalogue of work. Kora
Shield Co., 525 Brcome ST., New York
jan27 dSt*
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VOLUME V.

VOLUME V.
FIFE PHANTOM REGISTRAR. Ny Owl
True Ghost Story.-The Strange Rid
of Morrowbie Jukes.-Ihe Man Nh
Would Be King.
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LOST.

Ten dollar gold piece probably between
Is Swan street and 2uimbY.S book store
on the evening of the I'd. Finder please
leave at journal office jan31dlW
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How TO Get the Books While They Last

Thev to o KENNEBEC JOrpn,,
for
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a Voucher
CHARMING SET OF PGIoSGs WORKS
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5EAVG P Wa.e41 fl0? Is : n n M AusH BAN
S2r 7;oo A. M; Arrive Lagrange. SIS A
Iron Works. q 20 A. NJ: Norc-oss, 943 A.
NJ; Nillinocket, as \. NJ; Sherman. 10. Is
A. NJ; Iatten. lilo 4; NJ: Island Falls,
sardis, log +. NJ: Ashland. 1.30 L. NJ;
HouIton, 1910 J.. NJ: Hridgewater, Io3 p
NJ; Presque Isle. Isl 2. NJ: Caribou, Is
7. Nj; Limestone. SIS T. Nj; Fort Fair
4. II; Guilford. 9.25 :. =: Monsoon, 10 1,
y Nj: Grcouvilie. 1889 4. NJ.
FAY Portland. l2.35 +. NJ: Augusta.
e.3n f. M: Watcrvllle. $40 r. NJ: Rangor.
Dover Cts l.. Nj; Guiford. zoo T. NJ:
Mpnson. rs p. NJ; Grecnville, $50 p NJ
Norcross, IS 7; Nj; Millinocket. 7,37 2
J.: NJ: iatten, 10 II. NJ; Houlton, $40 F.
LEAVE Greonvine. SIS A. NJ: Monson
Junction, PIP A. NJ; Guilford, $40 A.. M. !;
Dover ana FoXccroft. 7n A. NJ; katahdiE
A NJ Lagrange, I.57 \. NJ.
ARRIVE Bangor, $40 A. NJ
LEAVE Fort Fairfield. GEO a. NJ: Car
ibou; ZIP A. N; Pressure Isle. 6.42 A. NJ;
Masardis, 726 4. III: smyrna Mills. sd
go 4. N; SHERMAN. go A NJ: MiInhoek
e. s., Io.2 IA a. Mi N!oreross; 1888 \. NJ.
lu5 II. NJ: Waterville. gro p NJ; Au-
gusta, 3.45 T. NJ: Por-lGnd. SIS =. NJ
LEAVE Caribou. li.45 A. NJ: Presau
Isle. III Z. NJ; Fort Fairfield, Ills A
n. Bridgewater. los p. Nj; Houlton. zee
s' s5c4 na5 s ses + + M n Nd Fetts9
t.30 L. Nj: katahdin Iron Works. 800 P'
NJ: bro"nyille. $50 7. NJ: Lagrange,
6-o6 Z NJ. Grnenvi.--. s35 p. NJ; Monson,
$40 +. Nj; Guilford. $50 p. NJ; Dover and
EoXcroft; sos p: NJ: Arrive Bangor, IN
+. Matervile. $50 Z. Nj: Augusta,
1913 Z NJ Portland. LISA A. NJ
GEO. NJ. HOUGHTON.
Genl Pass. and Ticket Aren't
F. W. CRAM
Bangor. Nov. l, 1898.
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|Rudyard Kiping's Works
TITLE.
VOLUME IN,

UNDER THE DEODARS. The Educa-
ton of Otis Yeer6.-At the FL
Mouth.-A Wayside Comcdy.-Tht
Hill Of Illusipn.-A Second-ratc WON
an. The first Calcutta edition Is no"
sold for $2l0O Il copy.
VOLUME X.
WEE WILLIE WlNkIE. Baa, Baa,
Black Sheep.-IIis Majesty the klnS.
The Drums Of the Fore and All
Without Benefit Of CLERGY. The nrsl
Calcutta edition now held at S21vo a
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WANTED-SALES AGENTS IN EV
cry town to take orders from SAMPLES
tor the largest tailoring house in Amer
lea. Profitable business without invest
ment. Fit and workmanship guaranteed.
prices very lowest Samples with carry
ing case and advertising matter free Des-
becker Block Tailoring Co. Buffalo. \.
Y. ian37 ~
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VOLUME |.

lINE OWN PEOPLE. Introduction by
Henry lanes Bimi.-Namgay Doola.
The Recrudescence Of lmray.-Motl
Guj. Mutineer.-The Mutiny of the
Mavericks.-At the End of the Pas
sage.-Thc Incarnation of kirshna
Mulvancy-The Man who Was-On
Greenhow Hill.
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Chamber girl. kitchen girls. COOK. gen
eral homework girls today. at - Water
III l.. Envy- novLdtf
cash for acceptable IDEAS. State II TN
tented Address THE PATENT RE
CORD. Baltimore. Nd. ldnl-,du
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For All Readers Of
The KennebeC journal

REACT OF ALL BY special plan n NJ
and a KPlING
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VOLUME XIII.
Letters From the East.
VOLUME XIV.

DITTIES. Includin
The Vampire and The Recessiona
The Three Captains.
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VOLUME XIV.

3ARRACK ROOM BILLIARDS. Includ
ing Danny Deever and Mandalay.
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WANTED

\ girl Of good character to do second
work and assist in the care Of two chill
drcn, ages eight and five years. Apply at
journal office. lan2,,dti
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-01-27

Situation wanted FIR an American Giri,
lN wears VITAL tp assist I'LL general house
work for ST. Lizzie B1ycs, --5 Water
street.
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Railroads and Steamboats,
l| l..yiI1MRg5S981|
THROUGH TRAINS.

In Effect Dec. 4. 1899.
Passenger trains leave Augusta u ID
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