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tive speech The bill was opposed Ply
Little Of Lewiston. Deering of Sacp
and Bird of Rockland who had signed
the ma io1it, report. The vote was the
closest Of the winter, the minority re-
port being accepted by the House 81
70 %. 1t was notable personal vic
tory for the popular and eloquent gen
i!ernan from Poland. The next de-
bated matter was the bill douhiih@
tho s2lar,, of the lawmakers and for
5idding them the use of passes
Gardner of Patten argued well IN oe-
fense Of the bill and Cook opposed II.
When the yeas and nays we're calied
only Is favored the proposition ana 70
voted against it. The bill making al
drinks which have one per cent OF Al
cohol intoxicating within tae
meaning of the law was next
in order for discussion. Chase
attacked the bill. saying IL
would shut out the small beers, per-
cectlv harmless summer drinks. Even
sour buttermill1 has over one per cont
If alcohol. He declared that the slhi-
liar law in Massachusetts was IN
spired by tile licensed liquor dealers.
The bill was defended by DAVIS %
Waterville. Kelley of Lewiston w
men who vigorously denounce the
prohibitory law as failure an" us
grace. also by Allan of Portland. WIZ
said the law would aid in the emo 'c
ment of the law in Portland The mo-
ton of Shaw of Bath to inde"'i''e'S
postpone was lost on yea ana i.'s
vote. 45 to H. The bill was then tanIc"
by Powers of Fort Fairfield. az
fourth debate of the forenoon was oi'
the bill protecting CLAIMS in West o''"
and Brunswick. Minott of Phii,"S
burg offered amendments lnciuiiii7
neighboring towns and spoke aoiN Hil'
at length in defense of his positio'',
The amendments were opposed oS
Shaw of Bath and Wilson OF br"i
wick and were voted down. WlthoI' :,
division. At 1870 the House adJou'A
until 8 P. NJ.
The forenoon session in the He''A'o
began at 10. the usual hour. ana ~
tinued until | p. NJ. There WAS IT,
more routine work than in the '""o'
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GILMAN NOMINATED
Al Republican Caucus for Comm;s-
sioncr Of Agriculture.
R,:ei e. s v n,yoi.lt Gu, Of One ,Iunsr, d
and Tneniy.cigat Votes.

Tire I,ali pf the House Of renrce,,r+
at..cs was wcil flied, last cvcninc i,
IL" Joint Republican caucus to nn,,,i-
natc = candidate Ger commissioner or
;ci..cui;aIc under tic new Law con
;tnr P!ummcr OF Penobsoo;. of tho
Rcpu;,!i,@ an caucus committee. csllad
t.c raoctng 10 order and called soma
tn Buns of Cumberland to the chai,
as ihc prceiding Officer Of the cvnninr
I.c WAS greeted with applause and
4 arltai tic caucus for the honor COW
fcrfcd. rcples scntGtive Hix of pocl-
iald. vas m@dc secretary. Senator
irlummcr and Representative KoovI-
ton and Sutherland were named ae !,
committee to receive, sort and count
Votes.
N,n.ir~ ten gpccchcs were next IN
crdcr and Senator Plunmer presented
tie nan,c of Hon. a. w. Gilman nf
Foxcroft in q charactcristicaIly grace
rul and eloquent speech. He SPOKE of
tie hand place the new commissioner
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ADJUSTMENTS.
.EY llncls from Now Yofa. ],

Tho comedy My Uncle From New
York was prescrtcd at the Opera
house. last evening. hcfc-c ratha-
small audience. ny The Carlton Com
pany and the many funny situations
We're well received.
II. q. Carlton as Eev. Robert SpauIl-
ing was perhaps the most comical Of
the players, while Gilmore Hammond
took his part III very acceptable style.
F,Gie Carlton as Edith Spauliing and
Hazel Stone as Eva Webster did excel
lent work. The company appears Well
in comedy.
ManY encores We're accorded the
speciaIties which tool: very wen With
the audience. The singing ana dancing
We're well done and the colored acrobat
was amusing.
This afternoon. the company viii
present the New England play Down
East" and this evening. "Ecddy, the
Mail Girl" will be offered.
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Al Honest Medicine Tor La Grippe.

George w. Watt Of South Gardiner
Me, says: u have had the worst
cough. cold. chills ana grip and have
taken lots of trash of no account but
profit to the vendor ChamberIain's
Cough Remedy is the only thing hat
has done any good whatever. | save
used one bottle Of it ana the chils.
cold and grip have all left me. l con
Sratulate the manufacturers of an
honest medicine" For sale by John
Coughlin, III Water st. ana J. G..
IIoulehan. GARDINER. druggists.
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After using three bottles 1 not only
found the la grippe had disappeared,
but my general health was much better.
/ am satisfied that Peruna is wonder
full family remedy, and gladly endorse
it," Yours, Mrs. .Theophile Schmitt.
La grippe is epidemic catarrh. Peru
nacures catarrh wherever located. Send
for free copy Of "Winter Catarrh."
This book contains a lecture by DR..
Hartman on la grippe, which has at
tracted wide attention. Address DR..
Hartman, Columbus, Ohio
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Improved Fistu.a Treatment.

Or. G. r. Fisk OF Lewiston is meet
ing with uninterrupted success intreat-
ing fstula by his improved method.
He avoids all use of the knife. His
method is easy, safe and painless. and
he guarantees 4 complete cure in every
case o" no pay.
DR.. Fisk is now rounding out his
twentieth year of successful racticr in
Maine as Il specialist in rectal
diseases. dG;Wit
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Remember the lecture in the Nr;hc-
dist church. tonight, by Mr.. Sn-ht.
Subject: China ana the EoXcrs." Mir.
Seyht has paid four visits to Chine in
the last 10 years, and VIII give yon i
clear idea Of the present situation. Tho
lecture will be illustrated with magni-
hCcntly colorcd views. Mr.. Seybt will
tell you about the Boxers ana what
caused the recent outbreak.
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nart of it was devoted 10 the continua-
lion Of the Camden water deb3.". Weeks
Of Somerset, for the bill, and Virgin ot
Cumberland against it. made exception
allv able and exhaustive snecChes. NJ
Faddcn Of Lincoln, also spoke at length
i'm advocacy Of the bill. When the Vutc
was taken the Senate conc urieG with the
House Is to !. and III" finishing touch had
been given to killing the Camden munlci-
pgI water charter. Those voting for tho
minority report were Weeks of Somerset.
Staples OF Knox. Prince of oxford, and
No McFaddcn of Lincoln.
Todav'S sessions will also be busy ones
in both branches, and when the DAY
work is over the coI:rs" of the 10Th L"Gl'-
Iattlrc will be pretty nearly run. y num-
ha-. of important matters a'c specially as
signed and no doubt most of the remain
ing tabled and unassigned matters Will be
disnosed Of. The chief matters to he dis
r.ie;cl aud disposed of. todar. in n"
Uousc arc tn" Bingham bridge resolve,
thc bill rotating to SUprtm" court S1id-
ries. the " aShington county court mat
tor the Normal school resolves. the Lee
ac1dctnv resolve, and the resolve OF SJn'
Cor a bridge across the AroO&tnok river
at Washfurn. The finance committee
viii meet this morning. and present It's
1our-a waited report on the Ey" AMI Ear
intirnary resolve. The nominations of
iart evenings caucus will be confirmed IN
ioint convention. probably TO-DAY, and Mr.
Gilman will be made :hc first cornnniS-
eioner of agriculture under the new Jaw
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Yesterday according to one citizen
who keeps an accurate record of such
matters. was the 1l5th day of cortinu-
GUS sleighing, this winter This is an
unusually long period of sleighing
without u break, and is due to the fact
that there have not been any rain
storms or thaws to remove the snow.
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having repeat
e dly heard Of
the value Of Pc
r u n a in such
cases, I thought
/ would try it.
l used it faith
fully, and began
to feel a ch ange
or the better
the second day,
a n d in t h e
course of a week
/ W a s v cry
v,-aL
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CONSTIPATION

Does your head ache =? Pain
back of your eyes? Bad
taste in your mouth? It's
your liver! Ayers Pills arc
liver pills. They cure consti-
patton, headache, dyspepsia.
25c. All DRUGGISTS.
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a FAMOUS MUSICIAN
Cured Of Catarrh and La Grippe by

AS soon as any one Is attacked with
Ia grippe Peruna should be taken every
two hours during the day-adults .
tablespoonful, children teaspoonful.
But it is the after-effects Of Ia grippe
which are generally the most serious
unless Peruna is taken. In all cases
where Peruna is taken as above during
the acute stage the recovery is prompt
ana complete; but where the ordinary
treatment is followed the patient will
complainforw weeks and months Of weak
ness, slight headache, want Of appetite,
and many other symptoms of low vi
tality. Such people should begin at
once the use Of Peruna-a tablespoonful
before each meal, gradually increasing
the dose to two tablespoonfule.
Mrs. Theophile Schmitt, wife Of the
E1-secretary Of the German consulate,
writes the following letter to DR.. Hart.
man In regard to Peruna
3417 WABASH, AVE, CHICAGO, ILL.,.
The Peruna Medicine Co, Colum bus, o.:
Gentlemen-"I suffered this winter
with q severe attack of la grippe, and
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Card OF Thanks.

Words fail TO express our gratitude
to the many friends for their words o;
sympathy. and floral offerings to oul
Sadie.
MIR. and Mrs. II. S. TURNER.
Marco .d1t@
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Henry Dstin Manufacturing Wllmpor
old Philadelphia
feth of
from
the of England the
I4H South Ninth Street, Philadelphia Pa, May 6, 1892
D.
write inform grippe
cnber which lasted than three months which
friends advised wonderful
directions, which furnish
has cured shall ce1y
friends Yours. truly Henry Distin
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Little ARA Soule. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs A. A. Soule, is better. the
fever having turned and she resting
last night as comfortably as could he
nNleciru.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-20

We are pleased to learn that Mrs
Emma Turner has recovered from her
recent illness. and has rcnpcned her
millinery parlors at 211 Water street.
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I>rsge's:|
Pin Worm
Elixir


MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. Tor
children teething, softens the gums, reduces
rotc. Perfectly safe III all cases. We would
say to every mother who has a suffering child :
Do not le: your prejudice, NOR the prcluuIces
OF others, stan0 between you :!ld yo''f s'ilIcl
Ing child and the relief that Will be stre-yes
absolutely surc-tO follow the use OF ihls
medicine, iftimely used. Price 21c. boltie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-20
HOME OF HON. A. W. GILMAN AT F0XCR0FT.

rescntatives Harvey of Atkinson. Cool;
Of Vassalboro, and Jackson Of Mon
son.
Senator Noble of Franklin, presented
the name Of -. II. Knowlton of Farm
ington. and the nomination was Soc
ondcd by Representatives Thompson OF
China. and Little of Lewiston. The
name of Hon. John NJ. Deering of Saco.
was presented by Representative Ncy-
mouth Of Biddeford, and seconded by
Representative Allen of Sanford. The
result of the ballot was as follows:
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Want yocr monsiache or beard !. beautiful
brown or rich black Then ,tsr
BUGKiNGhAM'S DYE M;,;aEe,s Sef s.la
25c. All drugSis

h"&nca for Il! tho Rcuse bills. handled
II the record breaking session of The
pre- io'.S afternoon, had to lie disposed,
~. iterc We're 80 bills p2 rcd to be
enacted ana 10 resolves finally pa.,and.
II" h.l Itoii.iiHg II caucus Law for
Wn@ W2. Fed w hy Weeks Of som
"lSct- The fe2ture of tho Sen. tc .es-
non WIS the Icing and earnest spaccn
lrr camden municipal waite. chartc.
made ny Staples of Knox. As the
House adjonrned foforc tSc ccN.:.c
old the Hoor and gallerna Ncre crowd
ca Wien nc closed. 4 fcw minutes
Before |, tie scnctc at once I'd
J u-ned.
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MIR. Gilman, having received Il ma
iority Of all the votes cast. was 1lc-
clarcd the nominee Of the caucus amid
much applause. ON motion of Senator
Noble, seconded by Representative
Sutherland of Biddeford, the nominal
ton was made unanimous. At $50 the
caucus adjourned. The Democratic
members have nominated O. Gardner
Of Hockland, for the Office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-03-20

IITor regular proceedings, routine mat
tor remarks. etc, see official Steno-
@rnphic rtport in another cplumn.)
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REAL ESTATE-Fourteen-room house on Park
av.. near Eleventh st.: modern; lot. 72x2l6
feet. large brick barn nne forest trees: price
reasonable. RIOS * BROWN. 1919 n. Meiid-
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CITY NEWS ITEMS.

DR.. j. r. Eastman has returned from
Germany.
Capt; VIII David is stopping at 21o North
Capitol avenue and would be pleased TO see
his friends. Captain David is unable TO
leave his room and callers are welcomed.
Gen. A. d. Streight Circle. No. 10, will
give a social Tuesday evening at its hall,
corner of Alabama and New York streets.
Vocal and instrumental music will be given.
David G.. Steinrock, Of Terre Haute,
dealer in harness. ETC., yesterday filed a pc
tition in bankruptcy in the United states
Court. His liabilities are stated at S,V96.SO
and his assets at $1,0l5.
DIR. Frank w. Foxworthy. who has been
studying surgery abroad and especially in
the great clinics of Berlin. has written to
friends advising them of his homecoming.
He will sail from southampton Oct. 10.
William Patterson. an attorney. fell down
a stairway at a grocery near his home, $40
arm was fractured. He is seventy years
old. Drs. Hadley and w. NJ. Wright at
tended him.
Willard c.. Clark and John Karin fell
Senate avenue yesterday morning and suf-
fered severe injuries. They were taken to
the City Hospital, where it was said their
injuries were not dangerous
The COlumbia-avenue Sunday-school, as
Twenty-third street and Columbia avenue.
viii celebrate its third anniversary this
Georgia Errington,. of the Kindergarten
Normal School, will talk, and Mrs. S. LIZ
Morrison and others Will sing.
Rev. Marion Crosley. of the Central Uni
versalist Church, corner of New Jersey and
Fifteenth streets. will have for his subject
this morning The Christ Spirit in Our Civ
ilization." and this evening. at 7:45, his sub
ject will be THE City; Its Advantages and
Disadvantages, and How it Should Be Gov
erned."
The Morris-street Christian Church will
to-day observe its first anniversary. Special
services will be held during the day. The
Rev. II. L. Allen, pastor, will preach at
the morning service and the state evan
gelist, T. j.. Legg. will speak I'm the even
ing. During the first year 40 new men,
bers have been taken into the church.
Mrs. Maggie Jenkins, a communicate of
st. Bridgets Church, sold Decent tickets
for the recent festival to the amount of
S101. 20. or 1.017 tickets, the largest number
ever SOLD by one person in the parish.
Father Currah. as a reward for this serv-
ice, has presented Mrs. Jenkins with n
beautiful rosary of gold, set with stones.
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Mortgages.
Releases.
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
Twepty-Six Transfers Made Matter of
Record Yesterday.

Instruments filed for record In the recorders
Office OF Marion county. Indiana. for the twenty
four hours ending at ; p. m. oct. {. 1901. as fur
nished BY the Indiana Title Guaranty and Loan
Company. No rs East Market street. Both tel
sphones 1905:
James NJ Sapders 70 VIM. l.. Tuppen-
late. part OF Let So. Julian et ais add
TO Irivington. Corner Central and
Oak avs s2e5Oo
Samuel + Hardy 10 Scott tory et a..
Lot Ie. :. and b. r. MoTrir 5 Oak Hill
add. Parker -. near 2d sD........ 100. 90
Imma +. Faulkner 10 Jesse Il. Davis.
Lot "a. ]. G. Shoemaker South East
add. (Dfetz -, near Brandt su........ leo 90
Crown Hill Cemetery 10 YIN. II. III.
Sheets. Lot al. Sec 90. Crown Hin
cemetery $3.50
Ada b. Smith TO Nancy Fisher. part II
Lot :. n r. LOseys College-av. add.
broadway. near 18th D........... 400 %
Nm. r Wallins To Indiana SAVINGS
and Investment Co, Lot 9. Block 3
Hacker sub OF Outlet 9. west OF White
river. Greeley st. near Market So. 600. 90
Holm =. COrsOn 20 Herman r. Marteus.
undivided a interest On Lot 81, Bruce
Place add. CPafk az. near ed sU....-. 2..50. o.
John X. cOrsOn % Herman T. Martens.
Lot 10. Bruce Place add. Corner Park
av and zd $3.50. $4,000
yoseph x. Morgan % Benjamin II.
Holmes. Lot II. 00cdlet * ThOrnton's
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z. A. and c. A. Morris. cottage. 242O Parker
avenue, 800.
E. NJ. Koch, two frame houses. Marion ave-
nue., $500.
Catherine RACER. cottage. 1911 East NARROW
avenue. $500.
J. II. Witty. frame house, 275 East Tenth
street, $3.50.
Lizzie b. Craft. frame house. 1712 Broadway,
$500.
enue, 81, 500
Charles Wagner. cottage. Singleton street. $500.
Homer Chillian, frame cottage, 1924 Tacoma
avenue. 81. 400.
NJ. J. o. holland, house, ITO Dearborn street,
$500.
Hattie II. Babcock. addition. $40 West Morris
street. goo
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sub Of part OF LII q. Holiness West
So $4,000
70 Ross IA. Wallace, Lot T. kaPpes
crown I'M Cemetery to walter P. Ben
ton, Lot go. Sec q. Crown Hill Gem
Leonard Mueller to NJ Reuter-. Lot 43.
Kappes * Franks sub of part Of South
add. iowa 81, near East & .......... sJe.OO
a. ". Brown 10 VIM. Without, Lot 8.
Smith q Logan's add. east st, near
Caroline schaub to Eleanor Y. Hord. Lot
!. d. :. Beatty. administrators. sub OF
Corner Mssssacihusetits s " ana NoT!6 ST. ss.soo.OO
Margaret F: Dury to Eleanor Y. Hord.
North 50 ........".~e."~..e@.....I. 10000
De Haas, Lot %. Chambers's sub OF
Lots 70 IL. Irvington. Ritter av. near
George W. Stout to Charles o. Williams.
Lot 2l1. Stout's Haughville add.
Aetna Savings and Loan Association TO
Alice L. Walker. Lots 23 and Zl.
Jackson Park add CSheidon 81. near
Z2d 81. and Sheldon. near oath ST. Also
Lot y. Marlette Park add. shepard
az, near Marlette drive) Also Lot 70.
near 18th ST. Also Lot a. Hyde Park
add. lGraeeland av. near 3Oth sO.....- 9.s50.00
Lot 12. Sec 10. Crown Hill Cemetery. 14LOO
Lille Hickman TO Alfred Tansel, Lots
add. pollard st. near Oak so.....~.. $500
Indiana Savings and Investment Co. TO
Herman G. futile, Lot 1SS, j.. II.
Clark's Cd add 10 West indianapolis.
DrOver 81, near Henry sO...-....... 10000
same as above 10000
Frederick A. Clark TO Mary L. From
hold. part Of Lots s. and 66. Lazarus
s~ylvania st, near 22d 0....I~........ 10000
Frances p. Davis to Clinton &. Davis,
Lot 20, Mullaney & COopers North In
9th ST. ....-.~..~.o""."-r....... 25OO
Howard NJ. Smith 10 John TalbertOn,
Lot 3s. McCarty's 1st West Side add.
blaine av. near Miller s0.............. 10000
NJ. :. Brinkman 10 II. b. Bonemeier,
Lot s5, Minter's sub or Lot 60, Seldom
sticker x Naltner's sub. 1incoln ST,
near East 10000
Transfers. 2s: total considora ton SIG ODD Oh
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APARTMENTS AND FLATS.
Apartments AND FLATS.

THE LEXINGTON FLATS.
CAPITOL AVENUE, NORTH, BETWEEN
y STREETS.
Substantial. handsome brick and stone build
ings. facing our own beautifully appointed pri-
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division courts, insure abundance OF light and
air, making these the most unique in conception
and in all particulars the most comfortable,
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winter and summer. Every room opens out
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deadened floors. electric light wires in iron
conduits. Attractive entrance halls. with letter
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best of plumbing, large private bathrooms. pri-
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ceilings. -Four, five and six rooms. Rentals
very reasonable. The Lexington offers greatest
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PLYMOUTH CONVERSATIONAL CHURCH
Services held IN the Jewish Temple. corner
Delaware and Tenth streets. II. =. Meserve.
pastor. Residence. 14l1 Park avenue. $50 a. m.
Sunday school: 1915 a. m, mOrniTg worship.
with sermon by the pastor: 7:45 p. m. vesner
service. with address by Major Mabel Cox. OF
the Salvation Army. Seats free. an are well
come.
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THE FIRST SPIRITUALIsT cHURCH-coruer
Alabama and New York streets. Sunday serv-
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rostrum morning and evening. All welcome.
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