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La Junta tribune., 1901-06-05
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Brownie Cameras sl0o FINNEYS

Ration Sunday.
/ Talking machines, records and
supplies. .-Downer.
! DR.. c. r. Hubbell, dentist, Cen
trail block. La Iunta, Colo.
! c. L. Sceley has some good bar
gains in residence property.
/ c. c. Washburn, OF Rocky Ford
is attending court this week.
Ernest Nitz, an inmate of the
poor farm died at that place Sat
urday.
Our repair department is the
most complete in the Valley
Downer.
For RENr-Four-room furnish
ed house. all or part of it Inquire
at this office.
John Sullivan, of Bent county,
was transacting business in the
city Saturday.
Mrs. +. A, Griffin is visiting
with friends and relatives at La
mar this week.
| F. A. Griffin will do you good
job of paper hanging. He guar
antees his work.
For RfNT-At Glen Park, fur
nished cottage-hve rooms. Ask
DR.. Coltman about it.
Carlton & Bradley guarantee
Columbia patent flour to give as
good satisfaction as any flour.
You will lose sight of good
thing il you don't select your car
pets from Thompson's samples.
| John Miller who has been at
tending college at Boulder, return
ed to his home in this city Sunday.
| Mrs. X. Klein and children,
who have been visiting relatives at
Walsenburg, returned home Satur-
3day.
| c. Il. Moore has moved his
barber shop into the basement
formerly occupied by w. Car.
rie, in the Matlock building.
| Mrs. Z. p. Stephenson, of La
/ junta, visited friends in the city
this week. She was on her way
to Iowa.-Garden City Herald.
Iphixem" Downer has been
learning to shake "Chinese dice"
He says it comes a high when
Blair and "Spivens" are the
teachers.
| Ernest Cooper, late OF the
Rocky Ford Republican, has ac-
cepted position at the freight of
fee. Ernest at one time was a
composi,or on the TRIBUNE.
| Attorney Mckinnon, who some
| three months ago opened law
Office in this city has closed up
his business affairs and departed
for Texas, from whence he came.
| Mrs. j. Fl. MAYHEM, of Trini-
dad, arrived in the city Sunday
morning and will remain several
days visiting with her husband, of
the Mayhem House Furnishing
Company.
Il The school board held a meet
ing last Saturday. F. A. Boggess
was chosen principal for the COM
ing year and Miss Grace Miller, Of
La Iunta, will preside over the
primary department. There were
over twenty applications for the
position of principal.-Fowler
News.
1.-The Doctor told me my cough
was incurable One Minute Cough
Cure made me a we'll man." Nor
ris Silver, North Stratford, N. H.
Because you've not found relief
from a stubborn cough, don't de-
spair. One Minute Cough Cure
has cured thousands and it will
cure you. Safe and sure.-Miller
& Andrews.
4 d. b. Robinson, former vice
president Of the Atchison Topeka
& Santa Fe, died at his home in
La Junta tribune., 1901-06-05
,ocA, AND PERSONA. ,rsms.

Trade at the City Pharmacy.
Take it to Downer He'll fix il.
Rugs and rug fringe a; Thomp-
sons.
F. A. Griffin employees only first
class mechanics.
FoUSp-rwo ladies' capes. In
quiIe at this Office.
For monuments and tombstones
see John I. Russell.
Lawn mowers and gasoline
stoves repaired -Downer.
Judge Parker, OF Olney. was in
the city the first OF the week.
(, For RENT - Nicely furnished
room. inquire at this Office.
Piano to trade for team Of
horses.-La Junta Music Store.
Money for city or farm loans on
easy terms. Inquire w X. Gibson.
u Buckley and Hart have list Of
bargains in homes. Look at
them.
\ acob Shank has erected new
building just south OF the new
Woodruff block.
Cut rates on fruit trees, for fall
or spring delivery, for two weeks
only. C. l.. Seeley.
(, Columbia patent flour, from
j Kansas hard wheat, made express
ly for Carlton * Bradley.
Geo. c. Burnett, OF Rocky Ford
is in attendance to the June term
of county court this week.
Mayhem House Furnishing Co.
undertaking and embalming. Day
phone, AZ; night phone, 1874.
]. w. Vandiver, with force Of
workmen commenced tearing down
the old opera house building last
\ Saturday morning. -s.'sA's+
For SALE-Second hand Hailet
q Davis square piano by w.
Shaw, at the Stark music store;
will be sold reasonable.
The brick yard employees have
organized tirst-class baseball
club and will soon be ready to
meet any and all comers.
| Warren Baker, who has been
taking in the sights through Ari-
zona for the past two or three
months, returned to La Iuata
Sunday.
Mrs. G. H. Downer and chill
dren are visiting with friends and
relatives at Lamar this wsek. G..
H. says he is glad OF it, but not to
mention that fact.
HC IShdIuS VI II. w. MdIilucs
who died on train No. 6 between
Rocky Ford and this city Friday
night were shipped by Undertaken
Thompson to kenoshs, Wis,
Saturday.
The La Junts Board of Trade
acted upon twenty-four apPlica-
tions for membership last Satur-
day afternoon. The association
now has some ffty-seven members
in good standing and prospects are
very bright for that number TO be
Increased to 100 within a short
time.
Grace Dell Allison, of Sac City,
Iowa, died in this city Saturday
evening of consumption. Miss
Allison came to La Junta FIVE
weeks ago in hopes that she would
find relief in this altitude. The
deceased was III years month
and day old, and daughter Of
quite wealthy parents. The re-
mains were shipped to her home
in Iowa Sunday.
Dyspeptics cannot be long lived
because to live requires nourish-
ment. Food is not nourishing un-
til it is digested. A disordered
stomach cannot digest food, il
must have assistance. Kodol Dys-
pepsia Cure digests all kinds oi
La Junta tribune., 1901-06-05

s,E FIND THAT WE HAVE ON HAND MANY
w small sizes in Ladies' shoes Oxfords and in
widths which will Special
Sale We will price
go FIFTY CENTS ON THE DOLLAR. We have
get the will make them and in order
do will the prices
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Il is probable that much Of the cottor
crop in the southern part of Georgia. par
| ticularly about Americas, will have t.
! he rcnlantcd on account of the darnac.
done by the severe weather of the pas
| few days.
These companies were Incorporated al
| Trenton. n. j., Monday: The indcpcu-
| dent Tin Can Co. 10 manufacture TN
cans. capital, $l.0a.e0; United Cigar I'm
provcmcnt Co, capital, Si,e@pJ-, to m"nu-
| facturc cigars.
Secretary Hay and Lord Paurccfote
| tho Hrit,sn ambassador at Washington,
| Monday, exchanged Publications of the
treaty ratified by the Senate. last Se5-
sion amending tho British c>traditioi
| treaty by the addition of three articles
Harry Randall Is years old, va.
Woosdvillc. y. H.. Monday. by the cap
sizing of n boat. Ills father is the CHEZ
train diSpatCnvr of the White Mountains
division of the Boston x Maine Railroad
4 body found floating II the upper 81
chcco river at Dover, y. II. h"' II,. =
ma ri Mct;cough, 20 years of age. former
cmployc of the Cocheco mills. McGcouSri
left his boarding house on Iayne street
ono night in November last. very SUD
denly and nothing has been heard OF his
whereabouts until Monday
Every mine i'll the fifth Ohio sub-di5trici
which includes Belmont, Harrison and
Jefferson counties, ONO. ana the -FOUR
Idle Monday, the strike order having be-
come effective. Several individual opcr-
ators are preparing to meet the miners
tcrms-Iast wears Scal"--and the Eastern
Coal Operators Association may nave u
follow their example
on the night of April last. Mrs. Alma
Douglass was shot by her husband, ANei'
ut S5 Lexington avenue. New YORK, one
chot entering her body and the other her
b,od resulting in her death. Monday. 4
iurv sitting with Coroner yucca, fixed the
rosnor sihiIity upon Douglass. who has
hccu in Flower hospital since the crime
owing to an attempt to shoot himself i'm
mcdiatcIy after killing his WIG
Sir Cavcndish Boyle, the new governor
Of New Foundland, will leave London
Nav Is for New York and Halifax en-
1nufc for his new position. He will wed
Mics Burton before leaving and the trip
to New FoIlndland Will he IN the nature
F :, honeymoon tour. Gov. Boyle attend
od the recent conferences on the frcnc.i
iard charged with special instructions On
that matter.
loo Frey. Jr. one Of the best known
o,,n. mon in Memphis. Tenn. son of the
jcvcc contractor. has been mystcriouslA
missing for 10 days and his relatives are
rcatiy alarmed as to his safety. He has
Econ in the habit of drawing large sums
"f nancy from the bank to pay off M II
u,orlinc for his father on lcvec down
~ liver The day before his disappear
. nnce he drew about $1,000 from a local
hank. The young man also won some
.h;n,y in the neighborhoOd of $1,000 at the
acc track He was out with NUMBER
~ friends, leaving them abruptly aoou'
midnight, saying be was going TO ms
hnmc to see his sick father. This was
the last seen of him.
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whereas Joseph D. Kitchen and Mary
A. =. Kitchen both Of China. in the
county OF kennebec and State of Maine.
=" ~ n rneir MORTGAGE deed dated the sd day
9 sne kennebec Registry of Deeds. book
~. page 81. conveyed to Alonzo NJ
Kitchen, then of Chelsea, in the state OF
Massachusetts. a certain parcel Of real
estate situated In said China and bounded
AS follows. TO wit: beginning at the cast
shore of China lake at the southwcsieriy
thence casterly by land occupied by said
han, and the townhouse lot and land
formerly owned by William Crossman To
,and formerly owned by James b. Has
ken ana l.. W. Day; thence southerly by
said land formerly owned by said Haskell
ana Day TO the town road leading from
the corner near Eli Jones to the pond
road, so called. at Kitchin's corner 80
called. thence westerly by said road AMI
passageway leading from said China lake
10 said Pond road, at said Kitchin' S corner
to said China lake; thence northerly on
saId lake to the first mentioned bounds.
containing one hundred and ten acres
more or less" and
Whereas Aionzo NJ. Kitchin. then of
ChclSoa, in the state Of Massachusetts, by
his deed Of assignment. dated the nine
tscntl day of January. A. u. 1883, and
recorded in the kenncbcc Registry Of
Deeds. book 355. page Sc conveyed to Jc-
sian H. Greedy Of China. in the county OF
kennebcc and State of Maine. all his
right. title and interests in the above
nti1ncd mortgage and premises de-
scrihed therein. and
Whereas. George f. johnson. executor
Of the last will and testament Of the said
Josiah Ii. Greedy, deceased. by his deed
of assignment Iy him signed in his ca
pacity as executor. dated the seventh day
Of August. A. II. 1891. ana recorded in the
kcnnetcc Registry oil Deeds, took ,,1
page rs, conveyed to me- the under
signed all the right. title and interest of
the said Josiah II. Gr,cly. in the aforc-
said mortgage and premises described
therein: and
Whereas. the condition of said mort
gage has been broken. now therefore, BY
reason of the breach Of the condition
therefore, | claim a foreclosure of said
mortgage.
JAMES r. r. DINSMORE
Ey Heath tc Andrews. his Attorneys.
Augusta. Me, April 16. 1871.
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BOSTON MEMORIAL DAY CASH.
A Veteran Asks that il May Be Used Tor leg''
innate Purposes and Not Wasted.

Boston. April 2a.-Quite an unusual
sort of a communication reached the
board of aldermen. today, which it i'
thought. may rouse the Grand Army
veterans. The writer was s. W. Wash
inyton. a resident and member OF
Post No. 1874. He asked that Il notifica-
ton of the Memorial day committee De
sent to him as he desired to appear be-
fore il and state certain things object
ed to in the spending of the Memorial
dav appropriation. He said he was dis
satisfied with the way the money was
snont and he added: The city gives II
to us to use for Memorial day 1T does
not give il to us FOR keeping restaU-
rant 1t is for use i'll buying material
for decorating the soldiers graves. 1t
il not given to US for the purpose or
paying private bills"
The letter was referred to the COM
m;ttee. 1t is thought that the com
nlaints frequently made after Memo
rial day may be aired in the committee
,s il has been asserted often that the
nosts use the bulk Of the money allow
cd nv law for refreshments. bands ana
incideutals rather than to the direct
duty of grave decoration.
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RUTH CORDS LONG.
The WcIl-known Concert Singer and Niece Of
Sec. Long Dies in Dorchester.

Boston. April 22.-The death of Miss
l.uth Cords Long. 4 niece OF Secretary
Of the Navy John y. Long and a well
known singer. which occurred at her
home i'll Dorchester. yesterday. was an
nounccd. today. Miss Long had been i'll
with pneumonia and the shock sustained
by the death Of her mother which &C
Cured, April Il, is thought TO have caus-
cd death.
Miss Long was born in East Boston.
March 30. lSci. Her father. Sea Dock
Long. brother of the secretary of the
navy. died when Miss Long was child.
ana she had since been the constant com
paniun OF hsr mother, living for many
years at Portland, Me. At that city. Miss
Long was brought out as a concert singer
when Il years old. Although urged by
her friends to study for the operate
stage. her family discouraged the plans
and The young woman had since dcNolcu
herself to church and concert singing.
Three years ago she visited California
and was invited TO sin: AT the services
on board the United States ship Monte
roy in the harbor at San Diego, among
the sailors In the winter of 1893 she Wis
tied Washington at the invitation OF her
uncle and during her sojourn sang before
President Mckinley. FOR several years
she was contralto soloiSt at the Portland
Musical Festival.
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MuRDEROUs PLOTS
against Emperor William and Other curouear
Rulers sre Discovered.

hcrlin. April with reference to Tin,
%;atem"nts cabled from the United state,
oi plot said to have been concerted
against Emperor William and othcr r,trn
pean rulcrs-by Anarchists i'm Arrrn;in,
ana New Jersey, extreme reticcnce is oh
served in official circles in Berlin.
.Nler careful invcstiSation. however a
Representatives of The Associated Pres,
asicertained In Il reliable quarter that tho
i'eriin police presidency ISSUED an order.
Aprii D. Tor the arrest of the alleged Az
archist kodot Komagnoli. alias Roman
isce. alias Langkick Mueller. The or,lnr
simultaneously requested ali inland and
foreign author les 10 assist in apprr,,ud
ing komaEnoh. Photographs OF The al
ieScd Ahafchist with a minu G ,lescrip iul,
after the bcrtillon method wcrs f,uni hi, !
for identification.
The Information received by the Berlin
authorities was THAI Komasnoli had been
formally chosen by the alleged nest of
c"nspirators in fatcrSon.,N. j. 10 ml.rdcr
Emperor William. They were further
more Informed that he left Bucnos AR, :.
March -, on board the North G.r,nan
er this Information is correct they have
no means of knowing, hut since a portion
or II came officially they are inclined 10
give It crcdcnce.
Emperor William has been advised as
to the situation and has issued strict or
dcrS 10 the president of the Berlin police
Baron Won Windhem. to keep him IL
formed as to all similar news bat thar
under no condition is the matter To he
brought TO the attention of the Empress
1t Is fact that for some months TIE
Berlin police have kept a very close
watch upon known Anarchists in the city
and an unusually careful surveillance of
arrivals known or suspected 10 bc Of .,r-
archist affiliations. Antonio PorporcI.o.
who was here until n few days ago. fled
To Eea.hcm. where he WAS arrested.
The Berlin authorities seem to know
nothing about alleged plots against En-
pcror Nicholas and king Victor Emman-
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Whereas. Joseph II. Hi chin Of China.
in the county If Kcnncbec ana state Of
Maine by his mortgage deed. dated the
tenth daJ Of March, y. T.. 1855. and re-
corded in the kcnnebcc Registry Of
Deeds. book 3J,, mage AZ, conveyed to Jo-
siah H. Greedy of said China a certain
parcel of real estate situate in said China
and bounded as follows Commencing
at the pond shore on the north line of
the town farm and running castcrly on
the north lire of said town farm to the
east line Of said farm: thence northcrIy
TO land of Benz. Plastcd; thence west
crly on said Plaistcd'S south line to the
pond road. 50 called; thence on Zenas
PcrciValS south lire to the shore of said
China pond; thence SouthCrly said
pond shore 10 the first mentioned bounds.
containing thirty acres more or less; and
Whereas. George l.. johnson. executor
of the last will and testament of tho
aforesaid Josiah H. Greedy. deceased. by
his deed of assignment by him signed in
his capacity as executor. dated the sew
enth day OF August. \. D. 1897. and
corded in the Kennchcc Registry of
Deeds. book 40, page 219, conveyed to
and interest of the said Josiah II. Greedy
described therein: and
Whereas. the conditions of said mort
gage has been broken. now therefore. By
reason of the breach of the condition
thereof ! claim a foreclosure of said
mortgage.
JAMES r. b. DINSMORE
By Heath < Andrews his Attorneys.
Augusta. Me. April IL. 1901.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.

IL you nave any idea that Officer
Ward Is not sportsman. ask him Ia
tell YOU about his capture of the musl, .
rat. the other morning An eye with. SIS
says that two of them tackled him in
the street. after he had intimatcd that
ne wanted their skins. and for the first
time III his life he had to turn and
run. On returning to the attack he
carried the cncmy's works and killed
one. Twas big one. for officer White
took 1T home and is going to have ;h;.
skin made into a big coat or rug ar
something to present to his fellow oli-
Ger. 1t is said that the fight while T..
lasted would remind you of San Juan
hill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-04-23

Whereas. Joseph d. Kitchin of China.
| in the county of Kenncbcc and State of
Maine. by his mortgage deed. dated the
fifth day of November A. D. 1855 and
recorded in the Kcnnebec Registry of
Deeds. book 213. page Sc. conveyed to
Alonzo NJ. Kitchn of said China. cCr-
tain parcel of real estate situated in said
China and bounded as follows: Beginning
on the east shore of China lake at the
southwest corner of land Of John G. Hall;
thence running easterly by land of said
Hall and the town house lot and land of
William Crossman and land of said Hall
to land formerly owned by James b. Has
kell and p. w. Day; thence southerly b.
said land of Haskell and Day to the town
road leading from Eli Jones corner by
the way of Kitchens corner to said lake:
thence westerly by said road and way
to said lake: thence northerly by SAID
lake to the first mentioned bound. and
Whereas. AlonZo NJ. kitchin of China.
aforesaid, by his deed of assignment dat
ed the tenth day of October. a. D. 1872
and recorded in the kenncbec Registry of
Deeds. book 3iS. page %, conveyed to
Josiah H. Greedy of said China. all his
right. title and interest in the above
mentioned mortgage and premises de-
sCribcd therein. and
Whereas. George f. Johnson. executor
of the last wifi and testament of the
deed of assignment. by him signed in
his capacity as executor dated the sew
cuth day of August. a. d. 1897. and re-
corded in the kennebec Registry Of
Deeds. book ~. page 2l5. conveyed I"
me the undersigned. all the right title
and interest of the said Josiah II. Greedy
in the aforesaid mortgage and premises
therein described: and
Whereas. the condition of said mort
gage has been broken. now therefore. by
reason of the breach of the condition
thereof | claim foreclosure of said
mortgage.
JAMES r. Il. DINSMORE.
By Heath & Andrews. his Attorneya.
Augusta. Nc. April l6, 1891.
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KILLED BY LIGHTNING.
Man Killed and One Fatally injured in F'rs
Thunder Storm Of Season.

Chester. VT. April 22.-The nrst
hundred storm of the year in TINS VI
ciui,v resulted fatally to two men IN
tho town of Grafton. today. A man
named Hughes was struck by llghtn-
inc and instantly killed and another
,,,ar named futile was fatally injured
c,,or,I other men were more or less
severely injured by the bolt. The men
were shearing sheep in Hughes barn
ara II was about o'clock when the
60, shaft Of lightning struck the
,,,.i1dinr Hughes had all his clothing
80 from him and was terribly burned
fron, head to foot, being knocked to
,ho floor. The storm was one of the
,,,o.t severe ever known in this part OF
tho state.
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MARRIED..
WALDO,

Razorville-March.S 81: by L; NJ. Staples.
;, 80 Mrs Sadie Leigher of South Liberty.
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q How many people there are who I
i ,,uld work better, and enjoy life [
I better if they only had STRENGTH. /
Y Tuors,Nps. OF what benefit arc !
Q money. brains, beauty, or the power J
o n endowment, without the strength
4 n make use Of them !? STRENGTH !
4 meanshappiness. Weakness misery. {
I n Won wish real strcngth-natural {
I s,renrtf-,herc is only one medicine I
Y that is sure to bring it to you. and 7
Q that is the medicine made in Vermont
D 81 nurc herbs, redolent of the fragrant !
4 woods. the green hills, and the bracing I
n mountain air:
4 SMITHS GREEN MOUNTAIN RENO [
Y v,roH has made thousands we'll and 1
Y strong. 1t will YOU. 1t is the great J
2 est BODY BUILDER of the day. Try }
2 it.
b 81 write you from St. Vinccnt's I
4 Hospital East Lake, Tenn. The hard- {
Y shins Of the campaign brough: on typhoid J
b ssye, I recovered from the fever ali
4 r;gbt but have been unable to regain my {
Y strength until began using yonr Smiths J
n Green Mountain Rcuovator. knew OF its
4 r,puta,ion in New England, and sent for {
Y some. Ifelt It's Strengthening effects IN !
n tew d,vs AMI in 4 weeks tire gained four =
4 mounds. This was four weeks ago. l ar, {
Y now ready 10 leave the Hospital, and have 7
O cs;ned 40 lbs, strength returned, arpc- !
4 ,;,e returned, muscles firm, and fee like = {
Y ,ew man-be,ter than ever before, and am ,
0 rank to say that owe my speedy and !.
4 ccmpletc recovery 10 your wonderiulpIep- {
I ara;ion.n
@ Sergeant Major J. G. NoRToE.
& Firs.Vt. Vol Residence Springfield, Mass.
oa>nC.c~ou1~C~Cs
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We have chosen a line of bicycles that
stand up and cause us no trouble We
keep them in repair all the season. y few
second hand bicycles at bargains. We
carry full line al sundrics. Repairing
a speciality our business is bicycles only.
and We can meet anybody's prices. Don't
buy before you see our line.
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eo;., examiner John 3. Cunningham
op.,,rned TO Boston from VerEennes,
mas r. ,rhcre he has worked on the books
49, Farmers National Bank. 1t Is
OF .i,E that a long time will be needed
IN osa,,raiehtcn out the affairs of ex-Cashier
10 s.a ~ is claimed that Lewis kept a
Lewis. cot Of books on his own account
se sep in that way carried along the fl
anu of the institution to his own salts
"a
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With reference to the alleged separdI
ton of the King and Queen OF forttsai s
published in the United states. a. ;as
pointed out at Lisbon that their maJ ~.
tvs have been residing as usual ~ I'M. H..
palace. King Charles left on yachsMaT ;
"trip, Saturday. He will rcjoin teuce" Az"
RE Amelic at the Palace, Tuesday.
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Washington. April 22.-Figures re-
ceived at the state department 80
piled by J. w. Stevenson, direc'oi "a
the Chinese Inland Mission, sno" .''a
the total number of foreign n'iSa,o
aries killed in China during the
disturbances. including the chliu -,
was 1S6. OF these IS adults ana '"
dren were Americans.
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MAINE PENSIONS.

Washington. April 22.-Thc following
,,.ion changes in Maine are announced:
Increase. Calvin g. RoPer, RS; Eadi I1.
S.: VIM Adams, Natiohai M'iltary 1oi"e'
| yr,r,,c ST.