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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
,,SobaIo sic oie gebtimcn
0cieaidDaftcn nad,abmcn,
meroen Sbmeu Ole Sbiis
reu Dieicr STRIDE pers
idIoHen iciu."

SGtte Die fatbpItihe Stride Ser
Ser. Staaten elm DuBenO Yrdlaten,
beieeIt bon Den lleber5eugungen 81
Idol 0fcGuniO's BON Jto6eiter, Das
Saictt-G lepaent I'M 2auoe Wiir0e balO
lid 5lt elmer Chat mufraifen. Der
boHn'ite 8iihof BON Godeiter err
tldrte ndmliG IN Ser Oortigen Gatbe-
orole gelegentli6 bes 6eItgottesoienr
ties, nit meldem ole Convention Der
ct. Sobn's Sitter tam %. 3uni) er,
0ffnet WurOe, SolgenOes:
ngor 5pei 2ingen m66te id sic
parnelt. Critters, fiibren Sic in
Sbrem SrOen ni6ts ein, mas 0en-
iel6en III bas Soium ser gto6dffung
Der Qebetmen @eieai6aften, Dem
Slthe uniereS &anOes, brtngen
f0nnte. @ebetmniRtrdmerei lit bier
8ulqn6e an aqerDenigIten am GlaBe.
@o pole Geoefreibeit berri6t, iolten
Gte Srgantiattonen 0as &idt nidlt
ifellen. 6itbren Sic feline Gios
idpiire elm. Spbal0 sic Die
gebei m en- q e Ell Of a II
II q d q i m IN, m eroenS bnen,
elmer &Drper d a t.
EbIren bieier | d e
ger d in.
n3meitens, geltntteh Sic nidt, oaB
8olititer Sie fiir lire ieIbitii6tigen
El6ne uno 3pede gebrau6en. 8e,
mabreu sic Sbre reipeftiue Eartei-
angeb6rigfeit, laiien sic ober ME
mails 5u, DAB 8olititer iib Sbrer
Organization bemod)tigeu, OrGngen
sic 0%ieiel6en in Den &intergruno.
0teie g9aruulg lit je0o6 nibt in
Dem Stume 81 nebmerl, oils oh sic
nidt auiammeniteben iolen, menn
irQen0 'eine mi6tige Sra9e, no
@laube .unD 0torul III Setra6t fom,
men. duitau6t uuo sur &0lung
orGnQt. NlsOonn gilt eS Dereint,
Sdulter an S6ulter, D~or5ugeben
unO ein8utreten fiir 8abrDeit uno
Hedt."
Ser GrGlat bertuies in Oieier SIM
iift Qllf Den ipaJlii6 ameritaniI6en
ariea uno Die Sor9dnoe auf ben
Ghtlippineh uno belt nit ieinen Gin
iiflten nidt btnter Dem Serge.
9lluerifanti6e Sefteltpreoiger bitten
ienen Srieg acknowledgements, inOem
lie ihre @emein0en peranlaBten, Den
GonqreB nit Eetitionen 81 beItitr.
men uno ben gtn0rut 81 erWeden,
DaR Dos aan3e 2anD Den Srieg mole.
Ser gtidof frbr tort, inOem er
folgenOe @orte iagte:
y&8oS bat Spanien ms ue6leS
sudefiigt2 @elde Station bat
mabrenD oes 8iirgertriegea cine
itriftere NeutralttGt beo6adtet
ais Sponien? Man bei6ul-
DiQtc Die Spanier Der @rauiam-
lett qeqcG Oie 9u6auer. @urOeu ole
.Gubaner piellcidt BON linen ihlef.
ter bebanoett, ais ole gteger bon ms
im Siioen? @olititer bebaupten. DIE
8bi!ippiner ieien Q8il0e. Gier
Wfiaionen pielleiht ait9 5ehu m0gen
iolde ieiu, uber ser Reit lit gebil0et,
6riitiuuiiirt umo cipiliiirt, 0uS bat
Spanien in 400 Subreu poQbradt,
I6er aQeS 0ieieS 5dbIt nidtS. Gic
qroBe ameritanii6e hriltlidc pa
ton mrR ArmeeR mo W~fiiiionGrc
nad Oen SnieIn i9idsn nm Die Gin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
Inter STANDARDIZATION.

g.: oIun Sreumo, lpie par es
Gem aclterR IN Der ipiritiitiideu
Snif6a?"
S.: nWraleubait bolb briifte mir
elmer IN Der 3uufelheit Die Sano.
balb befom ih cine i6aaenbe DIR.
fcige, honn fiog mir elm Yantoiiel
nit ioldcr &lldlt on Den Sddoel,
Dab mir &oren unO Seben pcrgina."
81: ngtber Sruocrher6, Ooiiir eiebit
On nod Gcin tDcilreS Gelo aus, bos
fam ih III &auie lei meiner Ilten
oleS umlonit babenl' ,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

Qc6orenen utter Dem GormonOe lie 81
cipltilireL DEM 0iouben ibrer @Qtcr
obtrimuig 81 modert. lln0 mas
baben mir &atboliten Qegeniiber AT
Oiclcm ltnredt getbun? gtid)t3 IT
2or nldItS. &ier gerobe baben mir
einen SAL, no &atbolifen ii6 Sdul
ter OH Saulter Itellen, 81 eiHem
mddItiQen Hrotelt iih p%ereinigcn mo
Den Eolititern 9teipeft uno Ndtltng
Dor unieru &ehteu abnotbigen
iplltcn."
Sb Die o&nigbtS of Columbus"
nnO ibre minber groBen 9riiOer ii9
. $ mobl merfen Deroen?l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

Gs frrut ms 81 bepbad)ten, baB
audi Die fotboliiAe &reIie in en- g.
Iii6er Spra6e oas @orgeben Der
Ser. Gtaoten 8 &egierung ouf Den
8bilippinen rm0 IN Rom euti6ieOen
beroammt. Die eiu5igen uuriIbm.
liden 2lt$no6meu limo oEbe Catholic
Citizen" bon Milmaltfee ut0 .Ebe
Sutermountoin Gatbolic" DereH
itinffosortige MetbooeH pom nGrcel,
flor" g~ebii6renO gebraHOmurtt
nllr0etI.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
80! Col! COY!

&uft cine alte grimernulg mad:
.8c3abit bat iib ons Gimpanberer.
.Yureou oes Staatsperbunoes Ser
oeutiten fatbolliden gereine isis.
coniins lopeit niht; pielmebr muBte
Der Sefrctdr, Serr slnton gidel, in
ieinemL Der neuliden General . Ser.
iammlung 81 SIbfoib unterbreiteten
9erihte ein 9efi5it BON $254.31 Der.
seid]ncn. Sagegen lit es oemielben
geluugeu, cine betrdhtlide gln5abl
bon oeutiben fatboliiden Samilien
nad cen irudtbaren @efiloen @lss
coniins aI sieben. Yemerfensmerth
iii. baB Die Nahfragen nur 81 eInem
Srittei pom gimpanberern mo 81
anei 0ritteln BON 2euten aus unoe-
rem Stodtcn Oieles 2anbeS famen."
Gas erinnert uts oaran, oaB Der
belltihe aatbolitentdg bon Soma lid
einitens ebenfaas NIT 1eoloniia-
tionSplGnen" umtrug. @tr botten
Sipor feinen ~ftnmt5ielen 8crlult 5u
perseidnen, aber iiber cine Scribe bon
gtamenslilten, Die gelommclt puroen.
iino mir niebt binausgetommen.
Gin iideres 3eiden lit cine
.5raft Iriigel. &o INNER oieie lit,
tonn moh i6lieBen, Dab 5enlano I'M,
suirieOcn lit.
GoS 6eiie @eoGdtniB pergibt ON
leihteiten - Seleioigulgen.
nSelig iino Die Sanitmiit1igeu,
bean lie merDen baS Grorcib be-.
iiten!" ScBt iebt einmal nod, Oh
ale @rumoaigentbiimcr iauitmiitbig
iino. 0ie2
InaefloQter (por Dem Elaiboucr
lciie aiim 9eytbeiOiger): Sic, Scrr
.Gottgr, Wem Sic mid irei friegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
I ltc6cr Die niOeriprcdjenOeu Sc.

I llc6cr Die miOeriprcdenOen Sc
ridte ii6er Den Sortgang Der Gait
ltnterbonOlltngen nit Dem &otifun
iogte @r8bii6of &pan BON &bila,
belpbia:
sd betro6te sic rDmii6en 9a6el.
6epei6en ais Die m5uperiGiiigiten,
Die aus europa bierber gelangen.
Sic eutbalten mir iclten Die 8abrs
belt"
Sic ertboIteu ober fait INNER
&eHOen5 un0 GebGiligteiten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
GrfaMut.

Ieltere Game (pelde tart &c.
lbminft iit): G8as muB man tbun,
Serr 9oftor, nm ben jugenoliben
trilfen GENT 81 berpabren?"
SoftDr: a9aS lit peri1ieoen! sic
miiilen 3. g. Dor alien 3ineen itarfen
Re9en uno S9misen meioen."
aeltere Game: nOeaht oas mobl
Die &out ~ipr0Se?"
9oftor: uaein aber flediaI"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
Sas @uIbinstuner Suns.Gpmit

Sas &aibingtOner Sons.Gomitc
bat erflGrt, OaB oui6t Der geringlte
Sdcin zines 9ln5ei6eu$ bon 8eIted).
lidteit irgen0 zines Ser. Staatens
Senotor9 ODER &eprdientanten" in
Suden OeS &ertauis DER Weit.tuois
iGen Suieln porbanoen iei. Somit
moaen mir ieOen uuiercr Oerpeiligen
&olfSpertreter auf Dem 9tloe NIT
acknowledgement 4ugen uno einem
&eiligeniheine Oa~ritellen. 60 3iemt
ea lid fir &drtprer unO iol6' I'M.
iduloig &erfolgte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

Sic SrlGnSer wcrben feiue bciou-
Scrcn grciic fir Site bel Der &r0,
nutg5feier be5ablen. Gnglano bot
tbre @elOer an Die Buren, be6ablt,
nm 6rieOen 81 babeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
Scr gGrceliiOr" bon Ntilpaufee,

Scr nGrceliiOr" bon Milmautee,
isis, iGreibt:
oFroteirirPn bilit mitunter.
Ole Il c gegen Die oer6iient
lidlnq Der iogen. rs efferons
@ibel", ieneS neuli1 bereitS an
nteicr STEELE LATHAM acknowledgment
ietdt decentralization, autidrtitli6eu
WtadmertS, allf 8unoes = llntolten
limo benin GonareB 10 3ablreid einge-
aaIacn mo e. miro IN Oenielben elm
10 entl6Ie0ener Son mgeihlogen, buB
Die &oltsUertreter Is fitr geratben err
Gdtet baben, Oenielbeu 9ie6muug 5u
iradeH. 9tanenS Ser IuSi6iiiie iiir
Grndla1eH Wuroen leitDer &eiolu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
N. 3. anippcl,
Generals efretar.
8ierteljabrlidJer geridt Ses Gcierpc'
HDao.


SonS.
Oes 90 n es, Soma,
&c. Sirni 1902.
On Sie geamten uao Mit9lieoer Der
u. g.. Is. Gdnbgeieai6oft BON
Soma:
@ertbe 0erreul ~ Sd untcrbreitc
linen biernlit einen ausrpeiS iiber
ben TeIerpe.6 ono pom q. Dtar5
1902 bis gum 4eutlgen Gage:
goar i'm Heierpe- 6ono
am ~. YRar8 1902 $52,696.7 Y
Grholten pom @ercrdl.
GefrctGr 30. s.
&nippel ieit meinem
lcbten @eridt:
-. April 1902 =. 1,443.9O
"a. San. 1902 !. 1,4l5.4o
S 2,910.35
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

Sic rcpnblifaniidJen EOlitifer be-
yemen bel ibrem Ibid)ieOe ans @dib-
tnoton mir Gine8: 9aB lie Die iedS,
snoneun3iq Wtiaionden lleberl6uB
a%triidlaiIen mllBten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

Sic lctte Sitnn9 Scs Ser. Staa-
ten GOnareicS, cine SiBung Oes
Diterrei6iIben Reid5ratbeS uno cine
trilde Semperen3 e @eriammlung
piiroe eiuen treffliGen oMinitrel
Sbop" abgeben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
ecnatur Glfins hat's erans" 81

Scnnf0r Wins Hats ernls!" Ut
plai0irt iitr ole NufHabme Guba'S in
Die Ser. Gtuateu. Ser 8ra3eoeu5-
iuQ mGre gut. &a9ber nebmeu mir
Die &bilippineu, Siio-Imerito,
europa, 2liien uno Ifrifa auf uno
Ole @elteHrGtbiel Der 8olitit iiuO
gel0lt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
llcblc id iiir 0ic Dem Gtnatsanmolt
'eE,tc 'hdnc gpl6ene llhr."

Ter Commercial 9(bpertiier" Be
5It'ctte oe 1ummc. welGe Oct
Wltltirnlllion1r Yuorciu Carnegie ir
Den lettcn Sabren lpeggeld)enft bat,
alll rtunb 81 Wtilipuen 0ullQrs. Son
0ielen 0denflingen entfuQen alf Die
Sc.. Stadien $55,36t, 763; Gonooa
erblclt $5IG,5C0; Gubd 1922, 900;
.Srldiio $4,000; England 1920 900
mo Sdottlan6 St3,O7S,T50. Ml
oos bat Der @ann lid lciiten fonner,
Ieood) ieBt ieben mir bas Gnoe leines
TeidytblYneS naben. Nnorem Gar.
Iedie ioll ndmlih bel leiner Mbreiie
lioh europa e;ncm 9erifterltotter
anoertralit hoben, er meroe nod lei.
rltr 9fiidfebr cini9e 0liBenO 3eitnn-
gen fuufcrL i'm bicIelben na6 leinen
SOeen meiter 3u fiibren.
Seit Dem Ser. Staaten : Genius
pom /. SUM 1900 bot unier 9ano.
Die ginmanberung,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

&urnm fat SEER Salt mObl bas
Standardization bes @atifan. nidt
Ser0ffentlidt?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

8cnn Scmanb Elm GIel scnanrt
miro, ioll er nidt 9lei6 rtiten",
benn booltrf benefit er ia nur, Dab
Der An0ere Redt botte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

Il sic gilouns Scr @elt miro Die
Uider nidt pom S6norfen abs
bolten. 8umol mabreno man6er
Breotgteu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

Sin Mcnidl, ser nid)t mrbr err
rGtbet, fam nt6t reformtrt perben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

Sic bimmliidJc @ieffanue mus
Elm 2nh babpn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

Woi1cs SapinqS
@ont .......... 29lol.35
0lrdD ,Srrtbnnl IN ber
3uiomnenitelnmo'
non 3iffert i'm SeHe'
lis : 9critt 49,. 556.15
In &dno am 1. Sltli 1902:
Iusaobe : 6onO -. 2,t43.63
Sterbegel0-S onO -. 2,S90.50
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
IS ai6t audi gcniigenS Oentfd-
.cNcn0e fathOliifeI @creins-

r%cOcnOe fatbOliide &creins~
manner, pel6e meinen, lie bitten
ibrer &iii8t ais 8atbolifen poIIauf
eeniigt, menn tie Init Oem
Bereine" 5u ben Gotramenten
eeben, audi menn oas MIR elm WfaI
I'M Sabre gei6iebt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

litlultl Oeilitu)luHg oSupI 1 ue9
VceftruitS".
@enn mir oie Silipinos anIeiten
Itonneal, Den A. SSnli riftig nit luiti.
qenl Sefnua nnb @epotlhe at
%feieri1 Onrn miro es ein 2ei6tes iein,
bort &ube 81 FIFTEEN. 9te paar
lleberlebenoen merben mr. mebr
barnh oenfcn, ibre perbrannteit
Giia9en al beilen. 9ie riftige
1Seier bes A. Sui lit oas 3eideu elmer
boberen Gipiliiation.
9ic o~emofrotiide giuigteit Inn
Staate SliiuoiS iolte ,Sarri!on.
9optInS : Ginigfeit getalft Deroen
uno lhone groBe Slide oerielben an
Serrn 9rpon unO Sill gel6idt
mcrGen.
Iomirol 9epep bot neulih Dor
Dem Senots Gomite in @aibington
eradbit, mic Die Spanier, melde in
Manila in @arniion lagen, 5miihen
nem 1. Mai uno Dem 10. 4uguit
nlehrere Wfale iid) erboten, bic Stdot
Den gmcrifanern 81 iiberliefern uno
ipoter bieieS obne 9lutDer9ieBen ge-
ldob. Sect mod)en a1e Ole fleinen
unb aroben DSeiOen", pel6e ufiir
{ breS apferfeit CD bel Ser
GTnnobme BON Manila"
unsacaeihnct prrOen, Die ionoerbar-
item Geiidter.
Gemep bat 4guinnlbo ais einen
aan5 gep0bnli6en SGuit be5eidnet.
Nte clnslgen oadtungsDertben
Sdnite" iino pobl IN Der Gait.
Gpmmiiiinn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

9icie5 lit in Der ultra : fapituIis
.ltiidlen 3eitrebnung oSobr 1 Des
gccftrults". =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
GicrteIj6hrIidcr 9scrint

Bonn 1. April 1902 bis sum /. Suli 1902.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
Tinansbertdt

gaar an Sat1b am 1. gpril 1902:
Iusaabe : Sono -. S 2,625.13
SterbegelD. SonO 49,. 15,343.45
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
aatDon11sr sirSen.aalsnoer.
Bom unoere6ten germnlter. Gut. To-.

G. IL. SulI. Quacletus. Gu9en, Seraptou.
81. IA. Gououeuturo. SuitiIS. @prns.
9. 10. 6einri6. @ernbaro. @uinbert.
Wf. 10. Mor.p Berg SarmcI. &einilos.
3. II. Mertus. Generous. Sbeocato.
z. 10. 6omillus. 6rieOri6. Arnolo.
6. 10. Simeon; D. Saul. qlrleniuS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08
!, aterGicn onf 9ln.
leihtn crho,tcn ia.t
lltticnl lcB,cn Sc
rldt ..........

9oor I'M Teietpe. Iono
am beutigcn Gage
0utbnben i. (.
9oar an Sano
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

IngefloQter (por Dem Ilaioopcr
lciie ailm SeytbeiOiger): Sic, Scrr
wenn Sic mid irei frle9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

GoS 6ciie @eoGd)tniB pergibt ON
leidteiten - 9eleibigurgen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1902-07-08

Gin iideres 3eiden lit cine
Sraht Hriigel. $50 INNER oieie lit,
fam mon i6lieBen, bdB 5emano IN.
8uirie0cn ut.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-28
The New Road.

From the brow of the hill in front of
the Clark homestead on the Thomas
ton road, due southwark runs three
parallel lines Of short stakes. variously
marked with the figures and hero
glyphics of n civil engineer, figures
which to the laYman, after some study,
appear 10 indicate rather Indefinitely
certain cuts" ana fills" ana along
the route thus mapped OUT +. ID. Lynn
and G. A. Shaw of Augusta, have Il
force of men, horses and oxen, with
ploWs, dCrricks, etc, at work digging
stumps, rolling out ana piling up rocks
and scraping ANA hauling dirt into
what Will be Il new, broad road, 30
feet or more in width, leading straight
as an arrow TO the Rocllland road at a
point Say 20 rods to the westward or
Jones's store.
This is the road which it is expected
Will relieve the street leading directly
through the Home grounds, Of a por-
ton Of the travel that is now rather
heavey for a street Of its width, and
which win certainly add another beau
tiful drive 10 those already in and
Immediately aboat the Home.
The ThomIston road from the
"Snowploueh" over 20 The point where
this new road turns OFT will be i'm
proved somewhat, and the drive across
the fields viii be q comparatively level
one, for the gradients as indicated by
the stakes which have been set by
Civil Engineer Burlcigh of Water
vile, are very easy, first dropping gem
tly to Il substantial stone culVert which
IS being built across little brooklet,
thence rising slightly through cutting
in the sharp ridge beyond, and on past
the old gravel pit, passing close by the
corner of the pine grove 10 be seen
over eastward Of the Home. on by tn"
easteTly side Of the new cemetery, and
over the ridge, thence along Il level
stretch past the southwest corner Of
the Gardiner farm to the Rockland
road Us above stated
Throughout the whole length Of the
road there will he a fine view of the
Home, which at this season of the
year, with its background Of vivid
green formed by the hill to the west
ward, and again in late autumn with a
bright many -hued setting formed by
the variegatcd foliage of the forest
rising at its back, makes beautiful
picture, a commInglinS Of pTimeval
nature ana the works Of man.
After the road is completed no one
who visits the Home by team viii be
likely to miss this drive, and for the
people who travel from Windsor
Whiteiield ana the east toward Au-
gusta it will shorten the distance
slightly and afford an easier road for
their long lITTpTinrr Stpcdg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-28
Albert A. Robbins.

The death of Albert A. Robbins,
which occurred at mis- home on Mt.
Vernon street, Tuesday morning, from
the effects of shock about two weeks
ago, removes q lifelong resident of the
city and a man who had been connect
ed with the city by business ties for
many years. His age was 81 years. He
was the son of Charles A. Robbins and
was the last of the firm of G. A. Rob
bins & Sons, who conducted the ma
chine shop and foundry at the corner
of High and Bridge streets for the past
SO years. His brother, Everett Rob-
bins, died in 1892. Mr.. Robbins was q
member of Co. G, 80 Maine Infantry,
and served during the entire service of
that regiment He was a member of
the A. o. u. w. and the New England
order OF Protection. A widow and two
daughters, Miss Nellie and Mrs. j. IL.
Hodgkins and an aunt, Eliza A. Rob-
bins, survive him. The funeral ser
vices are to be held from his late home,
at 2.30 o'clock Thursday afternoon.
Rev. w. F. Small of the Universalist
church will direct the services and the
interment will be in Oak Grove ceme-
terry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-28
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Good Attendance at Opening Sessions
at Congregational Church.

The convention of the kenncbec sun
day School Association at the Congre-
gational church, Tuesday, was attended
by about so delegates from different
parts Of the county and a very interest
ing ana helpful session was held. The
address by Edward A. Mason on Some
Aims which Sunday School Workers
Ought to Have" was given in a very
able manner and was much enjoyed BY
his audience. The report of the Pri-
mary Home and Normal Department
Workers was given by Rev. Mr.. KEEL
sey of Fall River, Mass. ana several
other clergymen. The basket lunch
which was served ut 1880 was enjoyed
by al the delegates, and the afternoon
session began by Il devotional service
led by w. G.. Hubbard of Oakland. An
outline of the systematic financial re
port was given by l.. K. Cook, treas
urcr Of the Maine S. s. Association.
The other speakers of the day We're
Rcv. A. Z. Kelsey of Winthrop, Mrs. T..
A. peCiarmo of Portland. a supper
was served at so and in the evening
an address was given by Rev. Il. p.
Hope Of Augusta, who was we'll re-
N'iNN't 'S HIS lH'tii NA'7, ''iANi NiiiNAA Gu
offering for Sunday School Work prayer
was offered by Rev. J. l.. Quimby and
the bencdictiOn pronounced. The COM
mittees as appointed were:
On Standardization +. NJ. Eos
ter. Oakland; Rev. Alfred Hawkes.,
Manchester; Rev. d. w. Perry, Mon
mouth.
on EesolutionS-Rev. Mr.. Robbins,
Gardiner; Rev. Mr.. Canham, HallOWell
Rev. n. NJ. Hicks. Albion.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year:
President, Rev. +. l.. Marsh, Water
vile; vice-prcsident, Rev. Walter Can
han, Hallowell; secretary, Miss Leila
Landcrkin, Gardiner; treasurer, Mrs. e.
A. Bailey, Winthrop.
Executive Committcc-Rev. ]. l..
| Ouimby, Gardiner; Rev. Edwin NJ. Fos-
| ter, Oakland; Rev. J. Il. Roberts, Au-
Susta.
Superintendent Primary Department.
Miss Nellie L. lockwood, Winter
port
| Superintendent Of Home Department.
| Mrs. w. II. Perry, HalloWcll.
Superintendent Normal Department.
Mrs. Il. l.. Marsh, Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-28

The search for the body of Walter
Patterson was continued at Pleasant
pond, Tuesday, and Il diver was on
the scene and during the afternoon
made several attempts to find the
body, but in vain. The diver, Joe
Nicholas from Augusta, arrived here
about noon and WAS at once taken to
the scene of the drowning ana was on
the pond all the afternoon. making
descents in the vicinity, where it is
supposed the young man went down.
a party of about 10 aided the diver in
his work and the operations We're
watched by quite number Of inter-
cSted spectators. AS night drew near
the work was discontinued and will
be again started, this morning. The
bottom of the pond was searched by
the diver for a long distance each way
from the place where the canoe was
found, but nothing whatever was
found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-05-28
The Maria Clark School Site.

The spccial committee which has
in charge the selection of q suitable
site as well as the acceptance of plans
and the letting of the contract for the
new Maria Clark Grammar school, has
practically concluded that the present
site of the Mann school is the best that
can be secured. The action, if conciu-
siyc it may be- is not the result of 2
hasty or prcjudiced consideration, but
rather a decision, q condition which ex-
lists after everything in connection with
the matter has been weighed pro and
con- They were inclined to favor
location facing the east, and, too, as
nearly central location as possible was
necessary, for reasons which are obVl-
Gus: good sewerage, good light ana
environments were all to be considered.
The Lakeman lot on Middle street is
of sufficient dimensions with adjoining
parcels of land which could be secured,
but it is said that the abrupt slope of
the land, the absence of sewerage as
well rs the consequent abandoning Of
one of the best schoolhouses in the city,
are good and sufficient reasons why the
plan should be deemed inadvisable.
It is said that a site near the CLASH
cal school building was negotiated Tor
but without success, as Gen. Hubbard,
the present owner, intimates that he
will have eventual need of the prop
arty. The Mann lot is of central loca-
ton, is owned by the city and is large
enough to allow the erection of such q
building planned without the appear
ance of crowding.
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What A Watervflle Man
Did.

This statement was made by Henry
j. Collins, IA Drummond Ave-, Water
vile, Me-, on the oath of June, 1900:
weighed one hundred and twenty
four pounds.
with plmples, and for nearly 8 years
had been troubled with my kidneys.
~ now weigh one hundred and
fifty-six pounds.
My face and body are free from
pimples, and my kidneys do not trou-
bic me at ALL"
What did he do for himself2
That is pertinent question.
Before 1t is answered, let it be said
that he did what he was told to do,
and that was what thousands had been
told to do and had done with entire
satisfaction to themselves.
And yet 1T was what many are delay
ing to do, simply because they cannot
make up their minds to do it, in spite
OF the fact that pimples are pimples
and kidney complaint is kidney COM
plant, and what has cured these things
IN one person can be reasonably ex-
pected to cure them in another.
He took Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
has an unequalled record of perma-
nent cures of pimples and kidney COM
plant, as well as of all other cutaneous
eruptions, all .scrofulous diseases, ca
tarrh, dyspepsia, rheumatism and
general debility.
Hoods Sarsaparilla acts directly and
peculiarly on the blood, and by making
it pure, rich and abundant, strengthens
the stomach, liver and kidneys, per-
fects digestion, secretion and excretion,
clears the complexion, increases the
weight, and builds up the whole system.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, being an excel
lent remedy, is one for which substi-
tutes are sometimes offered. They do
not act like Hoods, and it is expensive,
in view of the result, to experiment
with them.
Hoods sarsaparilla is obtainable Of
all druggists.