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4 GOOD ~SUGGESTIuS.

Tie Carson News suggests that in.
stead of the legislature flirting with
the customary ~cInch bills against
the Southern Pacific Company. it
appoint II ittee to consult with
MIR. Hayes, the president Of the com.
pany, aud see What can he done
about the manly grievances the State
has against the railroad company.
The suggestion IL Il good npc. The
committee might be composed Of
menhcrs Of the legislature and prom.
lnenl cItIZtus u! the State OulsIir of
that body. Mr.. Hayes has shown by
his ac'Ion III reducing rates to immI-
grants q C%aliIuruia that he fdNors a
liberal policy toNard that State and
might. II matters were property land
before him. Inauguratc the sam. pol.
icy tuward Nvy"ia.
Ii could DC shown To Mr.. Hayes
that Ill" development OF thus Slut, has
been retarded by the UppCesslyc
freight and passenger rates lGi ced
u.un the people 10y the railroad com.
pLny. Tho ucru Of II terminal pom:
within the State. and other matters
IbiImatci! connected viii the pros
peril! Of his '"mpun. aud the dcvel.
urinvut of our ~rrsUUrcrS could b,
land LcfuIc hun III such way that
great good might result to the rail
road and To the State. The expert
mcnt Is worth trying and the lNDE
rEHDESr hopes ttuni the members {"
the legislature viii see their WAY
clear to give II ii IriaI.
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Outpost ar the NIIinnniuru.

Thee isn't another town Of the
s,zr of ~Tcharhdpr. Cd, that can
boast 81 getting alUIL Hs pcdceubiy
and NICE ia we. Tho Justice Of the
peace has To iaK" two or turGc other
irons t" mako Il living, the ron.
sthbIc's jrb wouldn't feed a sick eat.
tx" DEBTORS mandvc tn -4ta,- urnuul
bit they ar" Idle fnnr.tiirua Of the
tine. the only druggist IN the town
puts III his time hauling wood. min
my aud talking with his uciuhbor1,
and there is not an attorney nearer
than nifty miles. It's Just Larrl,
p"SsIht" that this last drtictt IL re-.
spons,hIc 'nr our other good fortune
-Trhachapi Tumuhawk.
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SIXTH DAY.


sESAEE.
The Senate met at the usual hour
this mornmg.
Roll call, quorum present. Pra, er
10y the Chaplain.
Minutes Of Friday read. and APP
proved.
Report Of standing committees OF
tine Assembly received.
Senate Bill, No by Mr.. ilar.
desty-An Act to repeal an Act en-
TITLED an Act to e IL Lave Stock
Inspector. Rules suspended aud re-
ierred to committee ON ways aud
meane.
Senate Bill No. 3-fntroduced by
Mr.. Beil-na Act tn regulate brands
Of live stock. Rules suspended and
referred to the committee on agri
culture.
Senate Bill No, i-lntroiuced 10y
MIR. Brll-An Act to regulate mar
riage and divorce. Referred to the
conmrttee on judiciary. The bdl in
serts the word licensed" in cunj,nc-
ton with Ordained" minister in tie
Statutes us 1t now stunds.
Senate Concurrent Res button No
- introduced by Mr.. Jackson
Resolution to cstabli ii q echoOI Of
mines. Resolution pnced on its
final reading and passed.
Senate Resolution No. ~i-Intro-
duced by Mr.. Livingston TO ap.
point an assistant j,nitor to care for
the committee rooms. Referred 10
Senator Livingston for investiga.
ton.
Senator Flanagan moved that the
Senate adi urn from next rhursIay
until Monday i'll order that the men,
bers may visit the State University
and the Hospital for Mental Dis
enses.
Recess taken until 2:3U p. M.
Tho afternoon session was taken
up in considering the vetoed bills OF
Lne last session.
Adjourned until IL o'clock To.
morrow.
ASSEMBLY.
House called To order by Speaker
Van Duzor.
a discussion arose oyer the ueces.
city OF adoI ting the reports OF sinhI.
'ns committees. IL was decided that
the adoption was unnecessary.
Mr.. Brooks Of Lyon gave notice
TINT at some future day no would ~.
iroiuco n hill regulating frrights and
fares upon all rHilrouds in tho Stat.
a. Is. No. G-]lnirOduced by Mr..
Sweeney Of Ormsby--Mhkiug II I'm
lawful Tor any person To- sell. give or
smugglo any opiatc or ep]irituoua
liquor to an: inmate OF tho Stnfo
Prison. rYn atty is II iinG Of from
$3.50 to $500 "f from 3 to Il muuth, in
the Ormsby county jail. or both
Not to interfere With physicians pre-.
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Henry Refill was appointed asis.
tant ~iaDitor to take care OF the con-
mittce rooms.
\ message was received from the
Senate informing the Assembly Of
the appointment OF Standing COM
mittees. Also transmitting Seuate
Concurrent Resolution No. 3. relative
to opening Indian reservations to
mineral locations.
Governors veto message made r
special order for , O'clock Monday.
Senate Copcurrec. Restitution re-
:erred TO committee III MINES aud
mining without being read.
Mr.. Summertield OF Esmeralda
gave notice that Mt some future time
he would Introduce a bill providing
for an appropriation to deiray the Il.
penses Of r~e.snrveying a portion Of
the boundary line between Esmer
aida and N!e counties
Assembly Bill No. ll-IDtrcducej
10y Mr.. Parker--To more fully secure
the secrecy of the ballot. This hill
provides that when a voter is
ply ~sically unable To mark his ballot
he may secure assistance, but such
assistance can OILY be provided by
n Of the judges or inspectors OF the
Board Of election Of the precinct in
which the vote is cast. To secure
this he Will have to subscribe to an
4 davit to the effect that be canno,
mark his ballot and the officers Of
election shall alternate i'll furnishing
assistance. They are prohibi.ed
from revealing how the electur voted
under the penalty ~ imprisonment
from Il to five years III the peui.
Tertiary. Referred TO the committee
ON elections.
Assembly Bill No l2-Introduced
10y Mr.. Holmes Of Storey-R .lates to
au adjustment OF the salaries and
duties Of Storey county Officials. 1t
was '''SldSlCH, vat iliu IclcTEtu 10
the Storey delegation.
Assembly Bill M l3-Introduced
b! MIR. Sweeney Of rmeEy-Relates
To tine manner 81 electrng school
trustees. 1t makes no ch II. III the
present law ave tlIHt It provides that
euch election shall take place at
the time Of the general election in
stead Of by special election us ut pres.
eDt.
Senate Concurrent Resolution A
memorial asking our repre- semtatives
to use their best efforts tward SECURING
Nevada's IL Of any appropriation
the government may make for State
school Of Mines. was passed by ;
unanimous vote.
Speaker Van Duzer announced the
appointment OF a special committe,
On Game dnd Fish Laws to cvnslst o
Messrs Cory ell, Webster and lle.deu
reich.
Recess until IL o'clock tomorrow.
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"

Mr.. Coryell called the Assembly to
orIer this morning, Speaker Van
Duzer having been granted leave Of
abSence yesterday.
Nj. Whiiacre and Mr.. Van Duzrr
absent; Mr. Whitacre WAS granted
temporary leave nf absence.
Mr.. Sweeney moved tha: "a commit.
tee of one be appointed tn confer
with "A liks committee from the
Senate TO to secur, an assistant
%janItor for the various commIttee
rooms. Carried.
A. b 5, by PeckhaIa OF Washoe-
Provid'u for ii reappurt.numeut OF
the legislative representatives. Of the
various counties in the State. Motion
to suspend rules, consider the bill
read first and second times and refer
10 committee on elecruus lost.
The bill provides for the following
representation:
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4 shirt Druinmrr's s,nr,

Last Saturday IN Carson. New,
Tell on the 'co white carrying u hcay,
~vhiisc, ind stratncd the cords Of my
leg on the inside. | couid hardly
walk even with the nld u a cauc; and
on Monday night on account Of the
severe pam could not sleep. On
Tuesday made three applications
81 the good buimeut Trib. 4, tool,
away tho pain. and tOdny tWcdnc.
day | walk easily without n stict,
j. y. HASKELL,
San Francisco. CnI,
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SEVENTH DAY.
THE SENATE.

Senate called to order by President
Judge.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Roll caIl--Ail present.
The journal Of Monday was read
and approved.
Senate resolution No. | reported
favOrably.
Senator Livingston reported favor
ably ON the resolution appointing an
assistant j lnitor to- take care nf COM
mittee rooms. Report adopted and
Henry Ricll appointed.
Senate Bill No 5-Introduccd 10y
Senator Brll-To make an approprla-
ton for the purpose ~ making n
proper display of Ncvada's resources
at Buffalo, n Y, at the exposition Ia
tie held at TINT place. Tho sum OF
S5OOO to he appropriated for The pur.
pose. Referred To the Committee OH
Internal improvements.
Senate Bill No. G-Introduced by
MIR. McCullOngh-Ar Act to repeal
an Act entitled IN Act Relating to
Location Of mines. X .fcrred to the
committee un Mi"es aud Mining.
Senate Bill No. 7-Introduced BIZ
Senator Pitt-An Act to create II
Slate Board Of Pharmacy. Referred
to the Judiciary Committee.
Senator Williams introduced a
resolution TO the effect that the sum
Of so he allowed the Senate mem
hrR Tor stationery etc. Resolution
adopted.
Senate Bill No. 3 introduced by
Senator Bcll-An Act to regulate
the branding and marking Of cattle.
Placed on bird reading and bill
pissed.
Senate Bill No. 4-Introduced by
Senator Buli-An Act Ia regulate
marriage and divorce. Ball ordered
cDgrOsscd.
Recess until = p. m.
In the afternoon all were present
Senate Resolution No. Intro.
duced 10y Senator Bell - Relative 10
establishing u mail route between
Silver Peak md San Antoine. No.
vada. Third reading. mud ,,asscd.
Senate adjourned until II a. ~. TO
morrow.
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NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
FIFrH DAY.
SENATE.


The Senate was called to order By
Pre,ident Judge.
Rob call -All present. except
Senator Gallagher excused by leave.
Journal read and approved.
Senate Bill. No. IAN act to pro-
vide for tue COPYING Of the Journal
OF the Senate, ap.ropnsting one
hundred doIars in favor Of Miss
Annie Foy for the work. Bill read
second time and cc:eIt-d to the com.
tlittee on elections.
Senate concurrent sezOlutiou No, !
by Senator Flanagan Petiuonnn
Cupgrsss 20 open all India N reser
vations to miners, and to reimburse
the Indians for any damage done by
the operations of tile miners. Read
second tune by title and referred to
CO n,nitte ON and mln.ng.
Senate resolution No. l--Rslutive
to estaLi hing a mail route N rs
meralda county. Tnken from tile
and referred to committee on federal
relations.
Senate adjourned until IL O'clock
Monday morning.
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a Big Oncr.

1t was reported in Carson yesler.
day That the mining expert who has
been looking oPer tho ciaime in
Ionapah, has made nm offer Of $50,
VVo Tor the group Of original locations
IL 10. not thought that the offer will be
accepted, ns tho claims are improving
ae the work gocs down. Tho pxpett
10 said to DO making tie cxamiparIpo
Tor Capt Do Lamar. There seens 10
pe 10 o"ubt but 'I'n' Tonapsh bau .
great future and is litoly TO bs n Of
tue largest camps in Nevada.-Ap.
peal.
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y special dispatch 10 tho Re, q
journal Gays Mr.. Wallace died ON
The stage Of hcnrt failure while on
route from San Francisco to hia mime
IN Nariposa county. Mrs. Wallace
'cIoplionod from Nevada City Thur
day night to Governor Sadler tint
Mf. Wallace died NJ Richmond aud
TINT his remains were taken to Mar,
posn.
Mr.. w llacc NJ 4 nniivc Of IIarria.
burg, Pennsylvania, and wns Db mt
% n OF age. II Is said by those
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familiar With his affairs that be leaves
but a small estate. lie invested
largely i'll mining venture aud nj the
time OF his death Ind bonds on @
eral mines in washoe county. He
had great faith in his MLriposa niue
and it may vet prove II very valu-
ahle property.
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Beware Of Oiutments for Cntarrh That
contain McrCury,

rs mcrcnr! viii surcl, destroy the
sense Of smell uud completely de-
range the whole system WHEN enter
ing through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should never be used
except on prescriptions from rcput.
able physicians, as the damage they
will do Is ten fold to the good You
Can possibly derive from them. Hail.
Catarrh Cure, manufactured 10y T.. j.
Cheney IL Co, Toledo o contains no
mercary, and is taken intc: nuIly, act
ing directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. In buy.
ing Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. 1t is taken inter
nally, and maic in Toledo, Ohio. by
+. j. Cheney ~ Co. Testimonials
free.
SOLD by Druggists, Tac.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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ASSEMBLY.
morrow.

Speaker Van Dnzcr called the As
sembly to order to day.
Roll cnll.-.An present.
Tho COMMITTEES on mines and min
ir2 reported favor lbly 90 Senate
Concurrent RESOLUTION No 2,
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CAUSE or FALLING HAIR.
Dnnurnn. which - - Germ Dis-u-r--
kIIt the Conn.

nv ~
f"h ug hair is caused by dmdrnH,
whIcl. II Il gcfm iii ,case. The germ
~ b~uTruT!ug III Ia the root al the
hair, where 1t destroys tile vitality al
the hnir, rhu-rug the hair Ia fnll out,
Dig up the cuticle III little scales,
called dnnd utf or scurt. Yuu cant
stop the failing hair without curmg
Ii 4 dtndruli, and !uu can't cure the
dhudruti without killing the dan
drutf germ -Dcstroy the eau -. you
rcmoyc tile effect" NcNhm'a Henri.
eide In the only hatr prrpaE,tr"u that
Kills III" hi"dr"if germ. Iicrplridc
is also II dcl-hiiul hair dressing.
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There IL always dmgcr IN USING
c~olntcriciis uf DcWItI's Witch Hazel
Sllve. The orisiuHI IL u sale. md
certain curc Tor pIIrs. II IL u suorh
ing aud healing gulvc Tor .orrs and
all KIN discascs. EikO Drug Co.
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The bill was referred to the com
mlttee ou elections after having been
read second time 10y title.
Adjourned until Monday morning
at IL O'Clock
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NEWS OF THE RAILROADS.

Conductors Messer and Sauderson vii,
run me scoot trains on the Boston q.
Maine this year Irving Bishop will he
paSSagemaSter, with Messcr and Chaun-
cey 1ibbetts with Sanderson.
orders are out to all enrinemcn and
ir;tinmen on tao BoSton 4 Maine Railroad
IN regard to vaccination on account OF
smallpox In Maine, New Hampshire ana
New brunswick They are to attend to
the matter at once IL they have not recent :
~ done so. lie orders are from the gen
eral superintendent of the road.
Mr. X. Robertson, who has filled the
position OF ticket agent for the Grand
trunk ana lntercoional Railways at
fonaVenture station. Montreal. for six
years. has been compelled, through i'll
neatth 10 give up ana seek rest at Ste
Agathc. He is succeeded by Mr. J. l.und.
an assistant in the same office, but who
was formerly tor several years soliciting
agent fer the Grand Trunk at Qucncc
and Portland. The transfer OF the Off &C
VIII be made today.
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FOUND.
WANTEr.

a BOy-To work in greenhouse. One
used to WORTH on farm. Apply To a.
r. Wyman. II rl'Hsaut 81. Gardircr,
juneZ9itf
GIRL FOR GENERAL. HOt SEWOKk
at No. q Bangor street, East Side. Au-
gusta. Me. june2hdtf
AN ltXFt:H EHj,'F:D COOK tor Squi--
rel Island. Apply to Mrs. s. s; Crooks.
No. Spruce street, Augusta. iuIc24dtf
COMPOSITOR for the. summer. with
permanent place III vicV. Mus. bc ab''.
to give a clean proof. Apply TO ReciSter
Ofiicn. IIaliowc!l. junc25dct
hNTE.D-Immcdiatc Several GOO
carpenters. For particulars aprly at the
Journal office jupc35,dtt
A FTRST-CLASS SALESMAN AND
collector Good salary to the right man.
Apply at Singer Office. c:3 Water 81. An
gusta. Maine. juneZidlw
$40 MEN WANTED To have their shoe 4
repaired at the &. s. York Shoe store. No
139 Water St. two doors above City Ho-
tel The work. prices and promp'ness
guarantee satisfaction. june ld3ws
FIRST-CLASS MAN to take away from
rotary saw cutting over .a.6O feet per
day Apply at once to Twin Lakes I.uin-
her Co., Twin Lakes, Maine jlnc2idti
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Rail ROADS AND STEAMBOATS,
1&s. Bangor ( Aroostook
HH RAilR DAD.
w. arrangement Of Trains
y In Effect June "a, 1901.

pullman Buffet rarlor Cars. between
caribou aud Bangor on trains leaving
LEAVE Portland. 125 A. NJ; Augusta.
"a \. NJ; Watcryiile, ~ A. n; Ban
cor. 500 A. NJ; Arrive Lagrange, .13 A
iron Works. 1000 A. M; Norcross. $40 a.
NJ; Miinocket. SIS. \. NJ; Sherman,
aS A. NJ; Patten, lo.l5 A; NJ; Island
n: Masartiis. ll.52 A. NJ; Ashland. l2Ia
M: Houlton. lilo \. NJ; Bridgewater.
is.o5 p NJ: Pressure Isle. l., So +. NJ; Car
thou. 10 p. M; New Sweden. $50 Z. NJ:
NJ: Fort Fairfield. lis +. M; Dover and
Foxcroft, sos A. Nj; Guilford. SD A. M;
Monson, S.51 \. M. Greenville, $50 a. NJ.
Kineo, II 90 a. Nj.
Vile lei is P. n: Bangor BPS r. H.; arrive
Brownvle. $50 T. NJ; Norcross. Dab =.
NJ: Millinocket, $50 F. NJ; sherman. 6.Gs
ESP: NJ. smyrna Mills. ~ 7. NJ: Ma
sardis. S27 +. NJ; Ashland. $50 p. M;
Houton. as p. n: Pressure Isle. 9.15 =.
NJ; Caribou. 1890 p. NJ; Fort Fairfield,
II LEAVE Portland. 12lo P. NJ; Augusta,
e.S5 p NJ. Waterville. as +, Nj: Ban
NJ: Greenvlle, SO Z. NJ.
LEAVE Montreal. $50 p. NJ; Quebec
80 p NJ: Greenville, SO y. Nj: Monson
power and Foxcroft, 6& \ N; Katahdil
IRON Works, SO A. NJ: Milinocket, 500
4 NJ; Brownville, 7.01 \. NJ; Lagrange
81" sRRIVE Bangor. 80 \. NJ.
LEAVE Fort Fairfield. 60 \. NJ: Car
thou SIS A. M: Presque Isle, 700 y. NJ:
Houton. S:55 y: M: Ashland, '25 y. NJ: ;
$50 \. NJ: sherman. 9.4S y. NJ; III :
nocket. 1913 A. NJ; Norcross. 1914 A. NJ ;
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IN THE SCHOOLROOM.
What is Being Done in Maine Tor the Advance.
mcnt Of Education.

Miss Lena Hicks of Bates 1901 has
been engaged to teach Greek and Latin
i'm the Beverly High school.
Arnold Il. Sanborn, sub master at
the Calais High school. the past year.
has accepted a situation as teacher in
the Philippines.
Miss Agnes T.. Sanborn, a graduate
of the Gorham Normal School. has
been appointed teacher of the second
grammar grade at Norway.
The vacancy on the Rockport school
board. caused by the resignation of G.
A. Benner has been filed by the board
electing DR.. a. f. Piper to the office.
Miss Lucy c. Bedlow of Portland.
teacher of drawing in the Portsmouth
schools, sailed recently from New York
for Glasgow She will travel through
Europe and will return in the fall.
The Brooklyn Eagle reads school
teachers lecture for going to vaca-
ton schools, holding that educators
are paid to rest in the summer.months
in order to be fresh for their arauous
duties.
The Bangor High school graduates
who intend to enter college in the fall
are: Miss Anna Cohen. University of
Maine; Miss Grace Waterman. Vassar:
Miss Bertha Files, Bates: RueI w.
Beach. Harvard; Harold Nutter and J.
Harvey Mcclure. Rowdon Arthur
Thompson, Colby; Benjamin Blanch-
ard, Robert Drummond and Adclbeit
Spra que, University of Maine
Miss Marina A. Everett has re-
signed her position as principal
of the normal department Of Maine
Central Institute and will take a much
needed rest after Il years of earnest.
faithful work as teacher, the past
ten of which she has been connected
with this school. Miss Everett is "A
graduate of Pennington State Normal
school, class of "a.
The Bar HMbor school committee
has elected He. bert Poole of Rockport.
as principal Of the grammar school
for The ensuing school year. Mr.. Poole.
after receiving Il high school educa-
ton. taught for several years, and then
took a course at the Castine Normal
school. He has paid especial attention
$50 grammar school work and has ser
we'd very 7acceptably for the past three
years as principal of the Rockport
grammar school
W. J. Hall and z; Al s Maxim, i'm, have lave,
,ahTn the Z sp 20 III tn" Weston nsm
avenue avenue Ma,3sl inlcA ! III cos, So,
! 900 The building Will ef brick, two
stories high with gra ntte trimmings
and contain -four school, rooms. The
structure will be Bikes r Vt with a pro-
lection 13X41 feet contafsiing entrance
hall, stair cases, teachers rooms and
cloak rooms on the first floor; CORR
doris. teachers rooms. cloak rooms and
| recitation room on the second floor.
| The inside will be finished in hard pine
| and cypress.
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MAINE PEOPLE,.

Hon. T.. \. Hitchcock of Washington
secretary of the Interior has taken a Coz
taSe at York cliff, where he will spend
the summer.
ter this year was Walter q. Davis Jr Of
Portland. Clinton ID. Merrill. also of
Portland received honorable mention.
Miss Mary a. Rhincs, folmerly oil South
Berwick, graduated. from Nutts College
TINS week. and on TUESDAY was elected
member of the Delta Chapter OF Phi
Beta Kappa. One OF the principal re-
uuirements Tor election to this fraternity
is high scholarship.
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TWO MIrRDERED ENPIokEi'o.
The French Recover the 'ou".n "
,,;,a,, and pau!y- Murdered in 1881"

rite, and Murdered in 1870.
,o,. tbrno years ago the French cN-
,ors Hnilly and Pauly started it"ih
IL, ;,,c,ior Of the French Soudan TOT
,r,, coast on the Gulf OF Guiaha
r,.,. md becn exploring tn" complete
,,o,,.n region northeast OF IL
80, had decided to make long
,.-,,a tourney southwark and TO chtcA
.t,,mnr for home on tn" Ivory cot'at'
,,oror reached their dcstin2t ton
many months elapsed before the'r
fate vas ascertaincd. ! neg wy
,,o,aa ,.v members of the roma 'ripe
who chose to regard the cNp''''''
enemies. ,-,ort,in.
A while ago this fact was 'Scei az
~ from n chief who had serEeu ~.
~ Sultan Samory. He hao 'Neo ~
~, Roma country ara HNe" ~ VIC
r,,.se.crc. When Samory iell I'M" ''c
,a,a. or the French. kunady hcie'a.
49, .bi,r who had served him. entered
no cmn,ov of the French ana '"ey
- I'LL, ~ the Toma country 70 re-
o,.or If possiblc the bodies OF ,he
murdered men. ,,,o
an Nav s last. he returned - ''
r,oncb frontier with the skeletons vi
.h. Inflated explorers IN
' Wv. carried in a heavy iron box ana
,o,r the carriers were c"'i9i
bio number Of the T"ma time, % 49, -"
~ vent with an escort Of ~ ar
,;,,ervmen to escort the bodies u '''c
,,,II.ce Of BeyIa. There guard "as
,Iaced over the bodies for the h'sn'
md in the morning they were 'oe"''-
and as those Of the murdered men,
The ceremony when the BODIES were
hurled was made as impressive 40 pus
s.h,c The Tomas promised over tnc
grave that they would neser "h%n,
Til white men. Now kunady-heieoa
Ia. been made the ruler OF tiie Una
country which has beeen taken ui''e'
tho authority of the frcn'" s"Ne'"
m"nt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-29
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SMALL ADVERTISEMr not cx-
cecdinc twenty-five words coming 1ndcr
the head ot WANTED, FOR SALE. TO
LET LOST. &c. will be- Inserted once for
IL cents and ) cents for each subsequent
insertion. ADVANCE ANMENT. In
sending by mail. remittance Of poStdg"
stamps should he made with order. a.
the small Ia open . }. 66ot6h6 6'"'
the charges are too small to open ac-
counts for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-29
MAINE FRATERNITIEs.

A lodge of the Knights OF the mac-
cabees is being organized in Madison.
Mrs. Annette Hooper of Bl1deloiu,
grand secretary of the O.. T.. .. ol
Maine, recently instituted chapter -
X. Whiting at Castinc ana AIS" NJ
stalled the officers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-29

pr. Charles Hose "f Sarawhk after
many experiences has formed the
theory that the disease heri beri arises
la tropical regions from the con-
sumption % mouiy rice. III. Strange
ways Pigg Of Cambridge has cN-
pounded the theory in England.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-06-29

France probably has the smallest
tonScript on record. Emile Mayot of
Cuncl in the canton of MnntfauCon
measures 3 feet az inches in his stock
ing feet and weighs 4: pounds. lie
WAS "a spptp1