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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Die Gntferuunseu auf bem
RrteaethaupIa6.

DW @seenb um 2dopimub bilbet es'
enpartla ben Wtttslpuntt beS Snterei.
Is. Dt,t 8ldf6t oarauf bltfie ss tur
3euribs,luns Der Sage o,enl,G lem, bic
snifsrnunsen aaer iener Buntle pon
!atpimub su fennen. mo- auf bsloen Sci
en- sroBsre Truppen' aniammlunsen
lattfinben. Sle @ntfernupe pon DiOl
mo, mo General 9atucre tano. na6
labpimub bstrdst 300 sneI,lte Dlsilsn.
0ls gntfsrnune bon 3lmbstlp uno Wia'
,srsfpnteln. mo iib Der 8ureneeneral
Sronis unb 2oro Wsibuen eea,nIbeIs
tanbsn, na6 2aOpimib betIdsi eben
aus 800 snsllide Diellen. Bon 8enes'
urs, BEN SuupiquartieT oes 9enerals
fren1, bis 2appimltb snoll6 iino $50
nellitsn Wellsn, uno BON Durham, bem
5esbafsn 9tdtals, bis 2utp'mub l3O
ngl,i6s Die,lsn, ale DltanSen IN Der
eufll,nis semehsn. Bon WlOltsno nu6
tatpimlib unD BON 8,mberlsp nod 2a'
pim,ib 1T es ssrabe 10 melt nis BON
Wlen nah 8erlln. unD bon Renosburs
luW IuupIuhp NV WV <oVh hau
.Sraniiurt am Wain. Ds Gtienbabnl,nls
pon Durham nad 2aopimltb. pslbs 1870
snslii6s Wellsn long If, eniipu4t BEL
8abnl,nls g3lens 9reslau. DIeie @nt'
rsrnunssn uno 8srsls,de seben elmer
lundbernben 8sstlff BON Der @lDbe oei
arisssi6auplases. bod 1T oeRsn Aus'
osbnuns burb oleis Aneuben nod MD
ieitsufelen. Slersu tperosn plsueltt fol-
senOe 3ablen ginlses bsilraeen: Dl,
8abnentfsrnunssn BON 8apfaOt bstruser
nab aimbsrl,p 647i, nod WOfstint
S75, nad johannesburg l0l4 ensltih,
Re,Isn (5abr3sit 49 Stunoen). Du
Ditanasn bon ben anosrsn Safen iinl
folssn6s: Bort @liiabstb. SObannssburl
7l4 snslii4s Wsllen, Sabrselt 80 Stun
ben; gaft 2onbons johannesburg 66O
snsliidsn Disilsn, Sabrssit 282 Slun
osn; 8imberlsp johannesburg 66
ensld1s We,lsn, Sabrseit 81 Siunben
Die @nifsrnuRs BON Durham bis SOban
nesburs bstrdst 434 uno bis 9rslOri
$50 snslii&s DlsiIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29

2l3 D, 9. & 0. Sarrsn-gB Bsrfsn, 8aibinsicl
Nptnus.
32i Wsubian une Sitbsntu Straet.
800 3sbntsr unb 9uSrns StraBt.
3!3 6iinfirbnts uno 9u,rnf Strabs.
324 gorbttt aptnus uuo Nl6balo Sira6s.
327 atylsr Apsnus uub Sadlpn Sira6s.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Gin sweifades Spuaseridt In
0ireinien.

Cine stpeifa6e 2pndersi fanb Sam.
itas in 8meinisn ftait: Dstbe bdnsten
IN @mporia einen peben Wbrosr. Sn
8usinisn If &ihter 2pu4 fsine unbe.
fannie 9sri6nl,dteit. absr bic Mrt unp
Dsiis, tpie Ct Samhas ,su 9eri1t"
iab, blrfts benn bod IN ben Nnnalen
Der ,,9pndiuiis" etuas Nsuss isin. Ob.
pcbl bic Gunpotner bon gmporia ibrsn
Gnti&Iub often tunoaubsn. ben Sorblssn
@otion an einem 8aume aufsutnIpfsen,
beihlofsu bic 2otulbsbbrosn oennoh,
bic Sruppsn, tpslhe bus 9sfdnsnib bs'
pa1tsn, BON bort tpessuidlden. unb bui
nod anssiibtS bes proitetes, ben osl
@ouuerneur Ibetmlitslt battle Sobalt
be 9ruppen @mporia oerlafsn. tpuro,
Golton aus rem @sfdnenlb gsbol
uno an sinsm 8lume aufssbdnst. Ali
bic Sarbisen in 9rssnpile OaS srfubrsn
lmpropilirten lie iofort aud elm 2pnt8e'
ri6t uno fndpften ben Bslben O'9rap,
auf, Der be, Cotton mar, als bsrielb,
Saunbers unb Melton ermorosts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
8nreu nidbt erpiinfht.

SIN beutidsn Goloniulireiien beftir6tsi
man. oOb bic 8uren MD DeutfG Sub
uefafrlia ,.trsifsn" peroen, na6oem
@ipbb itannlsn ibr 2ano unnefiut baben
pirb. Nsbtere 3eltunaen babsn in BET
lsBten 9ossn Oieie W6alldtslt bsipro6sn
uno ilar su ps,iteben sesspsn. bab Bit
Buren nibi erpIni6i iinb. ba mt be,
3sii 8eOinsunaen ssfteat wstoen mir.
ben, bic Dsutiblano nibt tpsrbe erfiiQsn
l6nnen, oa oisies ben 9rao BON Selbft
rsaisrune, ben iens psrlansen, ME &c
lpdbren nerbe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Couis Cobmann's
WotEl,
1923 naa 325 Sprnee Strabe.

-Wl-
ct. eouis aubsufsr 8ui@ uHb Q. &obinfon
8iert. 8srIintr Beibbisr. Bon Bsinen uno
elquorsu usroen nur bic srprobtsRtn RarIsu
ssfubrt Better Rortsr uuo ale.
Darme unb falte epsifen
lu isotr Sasssssit. aqs SslifatsN.u Der Sab.
rss3sit Cine rsidboItiss AHspabI bsy bsFst
Siaarren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
mnier
9CttSuerfattf

81 elm arobsr GrfoIs. Warnm /?
Bsil mir snti6Iofsn iino. i&nea uussu'
psriaufsn. Dies tann nur babur6 ers
rsi4t perben, bab mir 70 bilis bsrtuu'
fen. um sic ansuIoden. @Oat ibr Resal'
ooer 9aumsitsr Giisnpaaren. Rdsel.
56raubsn. 8rubs, @erissuse isOer ati
su Bargains, 70 iOmmt baIb. nnier
s,obsr 8Orratb bon 9Iumbins Baatsn
pertauft ii6 idnsa Die Wsiiter BIum'
ber nebmsn bic @eIseenbeit ipubr unt
psrbsn oenislbsn bulO sntfernt buben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Si1tleDs<
=
&ai@=8aare.
Cine baIbRanbIi&s Snipssiion unierss
SSaibtpaarett'
OOrratbcs

SUCCUtDVS
pirb Sic ni&t agsin bsffer nit ben
,.neuen Sheen" far bas SrGbiabr. bic mir
ssisen, bsiannt MAIDEN, iOnbsrn tpirb
mebr tbun. um iis ibsr 8ertbe ,u infors
miren, pslds piriIi6ss 8srbisnf bsF.
sen. als cine eun,s SpuIts bon .,@srsbs
unb 8abIsn."
llnir enforcement mar nismaIs 70
eros. nod bic SipIs 70 ansisbsnb susi
umhdnbs. bic pubri6siuIi6 ni3t sriRi.
tsn tperben. psnn bic Saiion pori&rei.
ist. Dir MAIDEN ipssisas 8snsnnuns
Mpnielim be Spte,
Sl be SDie, ASeau be Soie,
9unfttrte Sbuei3er unb
S6tpet3er 6renabine,
slnberiOm seibeuiebnur
S6Dttiiebe @iusbams.
Srtiebe Simities,
Mabras, gbeniots,
2einene Simabams,
Tran;6Eiebe 9,ercaGes, etc.
ggtIuFps MuRsr in ben msifsn Obisen
seaslst.
-s-
$40 iln6 SD
2adaluan11a 9lbenile,
ssssnfibr bT ,.@O&sntIatt" OfTs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Tener=Mlarm &difen.

t2 @taon WibIt.
13 Glif Drft, Gliif StraBt.
IA eadapanna unp Sttbsntsr StraBt.
IS tadawanna ub DEM Nptnue.
16 Didion Wanufaetur Co., gius Shabs.
IL {. Z. s. 9. Co., Stabl Wtrft.
19 4. g. IL 9. Co.. Mlte Rcl. Wilblt.
10 Mulbnry Or une Wtbliu apsnus.
2i Sifrion unp eddapanna Aptnuss.
% 0pomins apsnus uuo Spruu Strabs.
% eiubsn Sirabs uub i}ratflru apsnus.
"a Waibiustou Nus. uub WulbsrTp Sir.
25 Slipt Ctr. uno apams Aptuus
26 9adapauua uno Waibinaicu aptnut.
q Rulbsrrs CTR. uup Mapiion 9psnus.
% StHfrlon Apt. unp 8ibiCn Strafs.
20 MOurOs Apt unb pine Strabt.
81 Ntunit une RobinIcn Sircbt
80 Cub Drain aptnus unp Samptpn ctr.
80 Spdlaub Ctr. unb BROMLEY Apsuus.
81 qadapanna unb Rorb Maln apt.
IS Sddlou CIR. uno Drain Aprnut.
So Sadlpn CTR. une Gin plu Autnus.
81 everett aptnut unp SadIOn Strabs.
3S @arfislp Apt. une 9dfaytitt Strabt.
80 Sumntr Aps. uue Waibburn Sirabt.
Al BaibiuSipn Nus. unb Sldpry StTabs.
AZ Dritttr unp 8slops Strabs.
43 8roaepap unb }iinfit Suabt.
"A SerantcH unp Sitbentsr SiraBs.
As Sue Ahtsr unp 8 lmptcH StrdBt.
At Stons Mpt. uub pemlud Sirabe.
AZ pittstpu Apt unp gBlapp StraBs.
4S prpIptet 1--WE. unp Snh StIabs.
49 Btt6 Strabt uup Grpwn Npeuus.
ST Gspar Aptnut unb Aleu Strabe.
So prpIpset assnus unb 8ipsr Strabe.
So Gsear slptHut uup Gin Srabs.
u.fkt NDanIa EeNYnbR
S. Gtbar apsnut unO pear SiraBs.
Sc Scautpn Siabl Wsrts.
81 prplpsei Aptnus uue 6ia StraBs
So Examination Nptnut uup @bfup StraBs.
So Bhutp Aptuut unb &pnnta Siraes.
81 prpptetnes 3pae unb Carbon Strabt.
SO 9aypult Aosnut unb phelps Srdbs.
So Stppsr's padius 60, @rtsn's place.
81 @aIpinaipn Apsnus uno gltp gcrt Str.
65 Mlaricn Shabr uue Gappuis Apsuut.
Sc D. g. 3. ". ". uns @rssn 8ipst ctr.
81 Wppmina Aptnuf une NIb Snabt
So Dslapart StIae une penn Apsuus.
SO aibriabt Apsnuf uup WariUu Stribt
II Didlon Apsnut unb on Wiaritt SnIet.
u Court Sirabt uue DIAMOND apenus.
70 prpuiesuet &pap unb NUIp Matu AJsnu
"a Warfst Sirabt unp Rrrp Drain AOtnur,
rs HpTp Drain Aps. uub painisr Snabs.
rs 5aus gum @unn Sirsn, nplilfr Cir.
81 Bird uue DAT Sirabt.
g. 8loem unp Warfsi Siraes
SO @aynt Apsuus unp patnam Strabs.
81 QDiyut Npsnur unp 2Blliam Straes.
Sc QDtf MaIftl unp 99iupna Strdbs.
ft6 @ypming Apsnus uno Shps StTabs.
f23 D., {. Il W. 5rahi Saus.
f2i &iaY aptuuf unp 8ios Siraes.
40E Haif n MnRnIe uub Nth oofrnne
f26 Grepn Assuue uue AIb Strnbs
1877 Auinep aptnus uup eiuctn Snabs.
t28 pTtssptt apsuus unp 8lns Sirabs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29

~ GaRpusirt I'm ..@o4enbIatt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Goebels Grmcrpuua.

Sergeant s. Dbarten @OIOsn bon Der
8arbourspiQsr 9ompanie mill als
Siuatsssuse sssen Dsisnisen ouftrstsn,
bic unsebl,a bic Grmorpuns oes @oupsr.
nsurs @oebsI sspluni bibsn. 8is sr be,
buuptst, ioasn iid in YarbOurspiqs brs
iunss Wdnner befipeen. oenen fIr oi,
1bOiune 9osbsPs $1,000 anesboien NOR
ben isisn BON sinem Wanns, Der iid be-
retiS in Saft bsfnoet. Der tpabre W6r
Der ioQ Den 8ebbrbsn befannt isin un
uutsr idarfer aufiidt hsben.
No. Annonetrt i'm ..N,ocb enbIatt''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-03-29
Nubcrt &lcipcllDn.
MSet9er,

Union Strube. 9upIor. ga.,
tmpfi blt Den bi,fseu 9tuifG,n feline ausst.
's'd eitn 8ltlts, 6Istib isosr ari. edmaII
,ts. uno sarltIrt blaists grslit uHo bic bstt
8tolsnung
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12
Protects Against Fire.

New forms Of lightning arresters are
to be put into the Postal Telegraph Of
flee in this city. The form will be en-
tirely different from anything which
has been used before in this State
The move was made at the instigation
of the underwriters. Some time ago.
through the wires being crossed with
electric light wires in this and other
cities through which the company's
wires run, the instruments were
burned out. After making an investi-
cation the underwriters advised that
some other form of lightning arrester
be used.
The arrester which is to be put in
has 20 amphere fuses with six mica
sheets 50 that when there is contact
with electric light wires there is no
danger that the instruments will be
burned out
The offices in Gardiner and Hallowell
are also to be fitted with the same
form of fuse box. The work of put
ting them in will be commenced, this
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12
WATER STREET EXCITED.
A Runaway Team Causes Much Destruction
Several Narrow Escapes.

one Of the most exciting and de-
structive runaways that Augusta has
seen for several years, occurred, sat
urday afternoon, on Water street, and
was more alarming. on account Of the
crowded condition of the street at that
time. there being Very many people
and teams on the street, as is usual,
on q pleasant Saturday. Under these
conditions. il seems almost miraculous
that somebody was not seriously IN
iured. AS it was. there We're several
narrow escapes Five sleighs We're
struck by the runaway, two of them
being almost totally destroyed
The runaway hoarse belonged to
Cony Bros livery stable. Two ladies,
Mrs. John Nichols ana Mrs. Buckley,
We're in the sleigh when it started from
the stable. intending to drive to Bel
grade. They drove down Winthrop
street to Water street. whore they
turned to go up the street. In turning
the corner the ladies must have turned
too short for the sleigh runner caught
on the Electric Road track and over
turned the sleigh. splitting the two
ladies out into the street.
The horse. frightened al the accident.
started down the street at terrific
speed. with the sleigh turned over on
it's side, trailing behind. Then for a
few minutes the widest excitement
prevailed on Water street. People ran
to get out of the way, and those in
teams tried to force their horses out of
the path Of the frightened animal.
Bang, Smash, Up the street he ran,
rushing to one side Of the street, now
to the other; one moment knocking a
lady seated in a sleigh out into the
street. the next, crashing into team
farther on.
The runaway horse ran out on the
Bond brook road. dragging by one tug
the splintered remnants Of a sleigh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12
Want your moustache or beard a beautiful
brown or rich black? Then use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE tS b,s the

Calais. Me: treasurer, j. Guthrie
Huntington Of Calais. Me. Certificate
approved March 10, 1900.
Hanscom 4 Hincklcy co. has been
organized ut Augusta for the purpos
Of carrying On a law ana collection
business, also t. sell all or any part Of
the company. With $1,000 capital stock.
Of which 1000 is paid in. The officers
are: President, Fred G.. Hanscom Of
Wcsl Newton, Mass; treasurer. John
II. iiinckl"y of Boston. Certificate APP
proved Mar, II 6. 1900.
Golf & Lawn Tennis %. has been or
gained at l,aat2ort for the purpos ,
If printing ana publishing golf ana
lawn tennis books and periodicals ana
doing an advertising business. with
$1,000 capital stock of which nothing
is paid in. tn" officers are: President,
Horace q. Buxton of Passport: treas
urcr, Will i. Capen Of Elstport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12

leaving Water street filled with excited
, men. frightened women and shattered
sleighs.
one lady, Mrs. Written. who lives
out on Western avenue, had narrow
escape from, at least, a serious injury.
she was seated in a pung, when the
furiously approaching animal reached
her. The sleigh struck the rear end
of the pung, hurting Mrs Written di-
rectly under the runaway. 1t was
wonderful that she was not injured.
but the truth is, she was not even
touched. As one spectator said The
sleigh seemed to bounce over her like
a rubber ball" All danger having
passed, Mrs. Written regained her
feet and her seat in the pung.
W. {. Jackson was driving his 10
cent team, with a lady passenger.
down the street Mr.. jackson tried his
best to get out Of the way by steering
off to the side Of the street, but his
team was struck, tearing off one side
of the vehicle. Luckily the lady with
in, was unhurt. This was certainly
another narrow escape. both for Mr.
jackson and his passenger.
Another sleigh that was badly shat
tered, belonged to Dexter Kimball, en-
ployed at the Insane hospital When
the runaway struck Mr.. kimball's
team, it tore off the back Of the sleigh.
Several teams We're slightly SCARED,
and one horse had some Of his hair
shaved off.
The runaway was found, later, about
three miles out on the Sidney road
with one thill hanging at his side and
cut, about six inches long on one of
his legs. The sleigh was scattered all
along Water street the bulk of it be
ing left at the upper end Of the street.
Mrs. Nichols and Mrs. Buckley went
into Nason's store, where they waited
until another team was brought. mean
while removing the mud from their
clothes. which We're Very much be-
smeared. After the excitement had
passed, on each corner was a group Of
men, talking it over" All of them
thought id fortunate that more dam
age was not wrought, both to persons
and to property. Regarding Mrs.
WhittenS escape. one man remarked
that a person could not be thrown
under a runaway as she was and es-
cape, "once in a hundred times"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12

Although Seth Williams Post. G. A.
r., did not attend The Peoples church
in a body, last evening. a large congre-
cation heard most interesting ad-
dress on abraham Lincoln" by the
pastor, Rev. Il. :. Crosby. 1t was the
intention for the whole Grand Army
post to turn out and that intention had
been announced. When the hour ar
rived for the members to start, they
found that there We're hardly enough
present to go as a body, therefore 4
committee of three was sent to repre-
sent the post In addition there We're
members of the post scattered through
the congregation. An unusually inter-
esting address had been prepared
which gave great pleasure to the large
number who heard it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12

\ startling incident, of which Mr. john
Oliver Of Philadelphia, was the subject.
is narrated by him as follows: Il was
was almost yellow. eyes sunken. tongue
coated. pain continually in back and
sides. no appetite-gradually growing
had given me up' Fortunatelvl 4 friend
advised trying Electric Bitters;' and to
my great JOY and surprise, the first bot
tie made a decided Improvement. | con
tnued their use for three weeks. and am
now well man. | know they saved my
life. and robbed the grave of another vic
tim" No one should fail to try them.
Only 50 cts, guaranteed. at BOwditch az
Webster's. Augusta; c. H. Beane's. Gar
diner; 5. S. Lightbodys, Waterville drug
stores. marl214l6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12

THERE Is NO EXCUSE FOR IN
DIFFERENCE AT THIS MUNICH
PAL ELECTION. AUGUSTA HAS
HAD AN EXCEPTIONALLY GOOD
ADMINISTRATION OF MUNICIPAL
AFFAIRS. THE PAST YEAR. AND
WANTS \ CONTINUANCE OF THE
SAME. A FULL VOTE SHOULD
BIZ CAST AND THE REPUBLICAN
VICTORY SHOULD BE AN OVER
WHELMING ONE. EVERY WARD
SHOULD BE CARRIED. REPUBLI-
CANS HAVE GOOD REASON TO BE
PROUD OF THEIR TICKET. THIS
YEAR. AND 1T Is A PLEASURE TO
VOTE IT VOTE EARLY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12

w S. CHoArE, Clerk. !,
A. l.. MCFADDEN. Sheriff
S. ]. ESTES, Stenographer.
Augusta March TO-
The court. today, was engaged in
hearing the arguments in the case Of
the Mercantile Trust Co. VS.. Sebasti-
cook & Moosehead Railroad Co., ct ais.
which is a bill in equity to foreclose
a mortgage held by the bondholders,
on account of nOnpayment of coupons.
Q. d. Baker argued for the plaintiffs
and H. NJ. Heath for the defendants.
The court sustained the bill and made
a decree of foreclosure, fixing the
amount to be paid in order to redeem
at about $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12
SOLICITORS REPORT.
It Has Been Busy Year for City So
licitor Thomas Leigh.
Large Mum or Of Cases Satisfactorily
SettIed-0ihers Pending.

A careful perusal Of the report Of city
Solicitor Thomas Leigh which has been
handed in TO the city officials leaves no
room for doubling that this was his busy
year He has had an unusual number of
| cases to attend to ana many have been
settled without going to trial and in a
manner that IS TO the satisfaction Of the
city officials. There are still several cases
pending. The report is as follows:
To the Honorable Mayor and CITY Coun-
ell uf the City of Augusta.
! | have the honor to submit the follow
ing report Of the law department of The
city for the municipal year ending March
81 1900.
ment Of the past year were as follows:
| city Of Gardiner vs.. city of Augusta
superior court, kennebcc county.
| Clara Gardner Us. city Of Augusta SUI
peror court, kcnnebcc county,
John q. Walker vs.. City Of Augusta.
suprem judicial court, kennebec county.
James Duncan vs.. City of Augusta, su
perior court. kenhcbrc county.
! The following new eases nave arisen
during the FAST year in which the city is
Inhabitants of Wnslow vs.. city Of Au-
| @usta, superior court. kcnnobec county.
| Mary +. Little complainant, vs. City Of
Augusta. supreme judicial court, kenne-
John il. nrtt complainant WI citv of
Augusta. supreme judicial court. kcnne-
| bee county.
| Arthur il. Mason. complainant. ~. city
! of Augusta. supreme judicial court Ken
| nchcc county.
Harvey CnIsam At al complaints. W.
| City OF Augusta, supreme iuuiciaI court
| ktnntbcc county.
The ,asc city of Gardiner ". CITY IF
Augusta IhvpiNln2; the pIuper settlement
Of one LOrcnzp Moran" Is Still on the
docket a Tie superior court.
The city of Gardiner brought suit
against the town Of Chelsea to deter
mine the paupcr settlement OF the same
MOrang.
Thr Question at issue IL whether Mo-
rang settlement is in Augusta or in
Chelsea.
am ana have been Of the opinion that
the city Of Augusta is not liable in this
action ana that the pauper settlement of
Morang is without doubt, in the town OF
The hist information received from
the counsel for the city Of Gardiner was
that they hal determined II push their
This suit against the city Of Augusta
Will PROBABLY 50 IF the docket Of our su- !
The ease If clara Gardner Us. city OF
Augusta. an action for damage for in
JurirS an the highway was entered y. l..
10 further action FOR the same cause a
the September term last Of our superior
court.
The city ~ Augusta was thus relieved
from any liability in this case.
The ease Of Juhn q. Walker vs.. City Of
AUGUSTA. which was entered at the
March ,rm Of cur supreme judicial court
1872. wa adjusted ~ the payment t.
John &. Walker of the sum of $l0p. Coun-
sci for the city believing that in view Of
all the facts that this was fortunate
and Wis adjustment Of the case.
The case Of James Duncan vs.. City Of
Augusta. which WAS entered at the SUI
Tvrior court at the June term l>99. WIS.,
discontinued Al the September term IF
our superior court. the plaintiff finding
shat he had no case against the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12

IT ISN'T ENOUGH TO VOTE
YOURSELF. TODAY. SEE THAT
YOUR NEIGHBOR VOTES Also
AND THAT HE VOTES FOR THE
CONTINUANCE OF GOOD, HONEST
GOVERNMENT FOR THIS CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12

The condition Of Mrs. F. II. Beal,
whose hand was amputated, the latter
mart Of last week. on account of blood
noiscning setting in as the result of a
slight injury, was reported, sunday. as
being critical. The case is most pc
culiar from the fact that the trouble
develoned in the hand which was not
injured in the first place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12

In fifteen minutes with only cake Of Ivory Soap and water,
you can make better cleansing paste than you can buy.
Ivory Soap Paste will take spots from ohng and will clean
carpets kid gloves slippers patent enamel leather and
canvas Shoes leather BELTS painted woodwork and furniture The
special value Ivory Soap this form from the fact
can be used with damp sponge cloth cleanse many articles
that cannot be washed because they will stand the free appa
ton of water.
49, DIRECTIONS FOR MAKING
thoroughly dissolved inc fishes no kwHIkep well
asa.Ioo csss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12

The horse buyers say that It IS Just
as hard now to get Socd desirabl dflN-
ing horses as it has ever been.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12
Mothers. Mothers!. Mothers!!!

MRS WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used
borrower FIFTY YEA rs by MILLIONS of NOTIFIES
Tor their CHILDREN " lille TEETIIING. with PEl'-
fECr SUCCESS. 1t SUOTIIES the CHILD, SoFI-
.Ns the GUMS ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND
Nj III and is the best remedy for DIARi!hdA.
&Spruggsts in every part of Tue world BE sure
takes tor Mrs. wmsow's soothing Syrup" and
~pf'.dASSseind. Twenty five cents a bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-03-12

c. H. Bedford the son of Otis Bick-
ford of this city, figured in a remark
able escape of a man from being killed
by train of which he was conductor
in Massachusetts. The man. who was
struck, was thrown onto a car and.
with his robes still wrapped around
him. rode some distance into the city.