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N EoicAL.
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NERVE O. TENE FOR MEN.
IN NEW DISCOVERY
BY DIR. 7. r. HACKER
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every case. boon to mank nj, rs Thousands
testify Price sl.oo sent sealed. postpaid Adj,
vice free
Address
3. DR. HACKER, Box sIsE Reading Pa
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EIENrUcKY- COMRADES, COME HERE
N Cheap homes. Nice. healthy country, mild eli
mae short winters: cheap place live; good society
For Information address A. j. Hammack, Columbus
L
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Old MEN MADE-YoUNG, AND YOUNG MEN
~ strong and vigorous by DIR. Yousoufs celebrated
Turkish Ointment, the best remedy In the world for
vital weakness, atrophy, varicocele Guaranteed
sure, permanent and harmless. A small box mailed
sealed in plain wrapper for % CENTS stamps silver
large box f1.OO Three boxes tfulI treatnent) so
safe delivery guaranteed. Write to-day. Franklin
Remedy Co. Dept. J. 5l9 Third Avenue, New York
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YOU CAN MAKE 30 To 20 CENTS PEI: HOUR
l. working evenings for me. Easy and psisarH
work for send y cents for full set of
samples and instructions and make little money easy
for in your life. Your p cents returned when
you have i'm s. worth of work This Is no fake,
but an honest offer. Address c. F. Clarke, Agent
Writing Department, lie Roy, =. y.
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HISTORIC EATTEE Mar OF TENNESSEE
l. 1901. SLOWS name ti;te and plsce OF every bai
tle" action ;epgsgesaantr "sk;FInsh, affair
that occurred in Tennessee during the civil Old
soldiers of either army, trace their campaigns
through the state as the principal pubic rouds
shown In the map Complied by John Allison. For
ssie by Srobrdse Iithographing Com Cincinnati
Ohio Price, g. I6. > 2 s-- '
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nor SALE-l2O ACRES, ALL IN CULTIVA-
IL ton, Columbia River, within half mile of County
seat 80 miles of Portland Ore. The very best of SOIL
30 acres being beaverdam land. There is steamboat
landing side of the farm and X. r. station
the other. Good dwelling house; also three houses
with acre each, included in the sale, with large
Steamboat fare TO Portland only , cents. Price
only g co., This is the best bargain the market in
Oregon If You wish to investigate this inform ut
once. John II. Williams No. 6j East 10th St, Port
land, Oregon.
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YJNRY MY OREGON BAISAMIC sALvR GOOD
l. for cuts burns boils Is cts per box reduced
mates for large quantities. VIM. Wros Gardiner Ore
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IRVINE; Plan OF THE AGES Harmnszins
- and rightly dividing The Word 80 pages. cloth. u
cts; IN paper form. hay of Vengeance showing
our Lords great prophecy, Matt xiv: 6BJpases: cloth
IS c's postpaid. Bible HOUSE Gio8I4 Arch St. Ale
gheny. PA. -
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TRAMPS IN THE LEGS-SEND INVENT
u five cents, silver or P. o. money order for sure
immediate and permanent cure. ]. A. Cay. p o. Box
q, Jeanette, La
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sd N. Y. CAV. (Harrs Light at Peekskni, n 2,
= Oct. q. Headquarters at Eagle Hotel, Main 81
Business meeting at IL o'clock q m The committees
In charge have very Interesting program fortneday
and evening. D. q. Montross, Secretary, PeeSskii.
NY,
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DILEs OF IS YEARS STANDING CURED IN
L just 20 minutes. Absorbent selfappled. Send
money. Address Rochester Medical Co.. Rochester,
N. Y. p. o. Box 1877.
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NyANTED-HISTORY OF THE 33D MASS VOL.
w Inf Address Capt. w. b. Davis, Wiamsport,
Ohio
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CEND ONE DOLLAR AND TEN CENTS AND
- get 10 DAYS Treatment Tor The of ali Kidney
Liver, Stomach and Blood troubles which includes
rheumatism indigestion, constipation, nervousness,
female complaints sick headache, neuralgia. skin dis
eases dyspepsia, and all similar diseases Guaranteed
to cure or your money refunded. Address Geo. w.
Cranston, Cebee. Ohio.
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T HAVE FOR SALE AT a BARGAIN A SET
Ofnine vols. OF messages and Papers of the Prest
dents" complied by the Hon .ia.s u. Richardson, a
Representative OF The State of Tennessee. This set
will make valuable addition 10 any library. For par
ticulars address II. l.. Carnaian p NJ; Larabee. Iowa
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HARMS FOR Sa LIE IN THE BLACK SOIL CORN
II belt OF Illinois, hanging from % 20 each; we'll
improved; good buildings. well tiled good orchards.
close ssth 0oe and 1000 Inhabitants. For
further information czhl address s. d. Fread Co.
G, I43d III. Vols, Ierna, Coles Co.. Ill
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GALES LADIES WANTED.-PERFUME YOUR
= house for one cent japanese Incense drives out
bad odors: Will last for years Carry 1t In your pocket
and 1t will perfume your clothes. Send loo to Caxton
Perfume Co, 10 Walnut ST.. New Haven, Conn.
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100 NERVOUS DEBILITY PILLS, loc.; 200,
1OO l5c. Free poor. L West. N. Avon, N. Y.
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NOR SALEM MESSAGES AND PAPERS OF I'll f.
Il Presidents, from Washington dowu. Six volumes.
hnf morocco. va,uifle WORK fUr library private or
pablo. New, Just received and only volume II: 5
been opened. / find have no place for It. VIII sei4
Al Gust sB VIII ship to first PARTY that sends me the
amount TO all others their money will be returned.
re Tramatn, MI. Dora Fiorth. -
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WAR OF IssI-lssl-1 CAN FURNISH BOOKS
w and pamphlets relating TO the same. What are
you looking for in that line? have Ergimentai His
iores Reunion proceedinxs and AdJutant General Re
ports Francis ]. Neeker. IS Pine St, Newark, N j.
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NATIONAL WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Col
BOOKS ENp RtcruREs.

CINCINNATI BOOK SALE. - 5000
~ 40t CENTRAL AVE,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
Daily Clearance Sales. Job lots TO Dealers.
Libraries and GerRrai buyers Cash advances
made on consignwenis Books new and old,
Curios, Coins. Stamps. ftc. Write when you
90 want to bIy or SELF D .s'. '.'
lie, us know ypur wants and Will get
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IHLASH LIGHTS ON HUMAN NATURE-2D
pages; illustrated. VIII be Only to admit per
sons Price postpaid Ioc Chas Stands Co., waynes-
burg. Ohio
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DOCK OF BooKS-REDUCTION On SPECIAL
ID edition Of Prohibition the Enemy of Church and
State: 400 pp. cloth; 81 till sold out. Entire Bibieon
liquors cOdiieG and all prohhiirin writer's answered
No follower of Christ each abstinence. Address
Empire Book Concern Canton; u. 49,
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T AIDES. CURE YOURSELVES BY USING
~ Acme Tablets. Positively speedest remedy
known for all forms Of female weakness trial will
convince you of their wonderful curative powers.
Send this ad and 50 cents for trial dollar box The
Acme Tablet Co., Kansas City, Mo.
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10TH, eth, 5Oth and 18th Ill Inf and Sd NO. Cav
10 at Quincy, Ill, Oct. IA and Is. Reduced rates On
certificate plan provided 100 present with cer
Gates showing they have paid the full fare going, when
they will be returned for one-third full fare. w. h
Hainline, Secretary, l8th ILL.,, Macomb. H.
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DACAL LIVER GRANTEES ARE A PURELY
vegetable pill that have special action the Liver
and bowels They are small pleasant to take prompt
In their action. will not grippe irrit2e. Cure Constt
patton, Headache, by restoring the torpid Liver to lee
normal condition. Price Sc by druggists prepaid.
Pacal Balm Co, st. Louis, Mich.
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HOMRADES-ONH DOLLAR CURES YOUR
~ Piles No knife. Cure yourself at home. Guar
antee my medicine to do the work. Money refunded
If not satisfied. Address DR.. +. E. Roberts, South
McAlester, Ind. Ter.
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VXTAN'rED-SIXTY or MORE TJsIAI. ORDERS
w each accompanied by 81, for which win send
by retrn mail TO remer sixty ounces OF '.Narrative
OF Prison Escape: 1876 Ifyes: four full page srt
tons. One lady has sold 900 copies 2Oc. silver VIII
pay for sample copy, out of which pay &c postage on
same. Address ". II. Ne'xn. springfield, Illinois.
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LNoR SALE-FARM OF 127 ACRES, ONE MILE
IL from town. Nice new cottage of five rooms new
barn: all complete and In good fix the best of straw
berry land, and . beautiful home. II. S. Woods,
LeitchieId, KY.
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V)OOKS.--The Civil War the Border. Complete
ID account of all engagements great and small and
Of ali marches retreats And xediii6Ds of the Mis-
sissppi Two vols octave $50 pages fully Illustrated
Price. t6.- Address tis author WILEY BRfPTON,
Springfield. Mo- .. -.
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nor SALE-A TWO THOUSAND DOLLAR
l. Stock Of General Mdse. In live town. Sales
from $50 to SO ner day VIII sell rent store and
dwelling Address W. II. Riodgett, Campbell Cal
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GOOD BUSINESS, WITH BRICK STORE;
IA Room for sale a bargain. Also city aud farm
property III good location John Welker Billings, Mo
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COMRADES: ONE THOUSAND soc. BOXES DR.
~ Browns Great Healing Salve and Pile Remedy
given away. Send 10c for postage. Will be sent TO any
address in the United States. DR.. E Brown Medical
Co., 924 Broiles ST., Fort Worth, Texas
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o1e WILL PAY FOR "A COMPLETE SET OF
40 d Bates History of Fcnnsyly ana and copy
Army and Navy Register U. s., ZIG 10 1887. II. See
Bee, 73f Madison Avenue, Scranton Pa
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n ALLSToNES CURED. IMMEDIATE RELIEF
" and permanent cure. No surgical operation
required. Dr.. w. c. Payne. Marshaltown, Iowa
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ITCHING PILES, ECZEMA, TETTER, ULCER
ous sores fever Sores and all skin diseases PROMPT
ly and permanently cured for by Acme ONT
ment triumph Of scientific medicine. Sent by mail
on receipt Of price. Address Acme Remedy Co.,
Greenfield, Ind.
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nROPSY-NEw DISCOVERY; GIVES QUICK
h. relief and cures worst cases. Book OF testimonials
and 10 days treatment tree. Dr. IL II. Green's Sons,
Box O. Atlanta. Ga.
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ADDRESSES WANTED.

"ANTED-Ifany reader ofThe National Iribun
w knows the address of Chas. s. Bradley, of Co.
9Th ILL., Cav. Hatchs Division, he viii confer lastin
favor by communicating with the undersigned. J.
Cannon. Mex enZie Tenn.
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s. TNG;LiNG, REAL ESTATE DEALER,
IA bridgeport, Marion County Indiana.
Houses AMI small pieces OF town properly for sale also
farms In surrounding country. Call and see me- A. s.
Ingling, Notary Public
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9th OHIO BATTERY at Plymouth. Richland
i = County. Ohio Wednesday, Oct. Z. Theo Brown,
President es Linwood Ave. NOrwaik, O.; ]. u. Beel-
man, Secretary Treasurer, sos Warren Ave, Chicago
III
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NOR THE ENTIRE REMOVAL OF HARD OR
Il Son Corns, Schwarz's Corn Cure is a guaranteed
remedy. If 1t fails your money will gladly be refund
ed. Sent postpaid upon receipt of 25c.
II. F. Schwarz, 496 Murray Ave, Milwaukee, Wis
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9th OHIO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ANNUAL.
o Reunion at Warren, Ohio, Oct. 6. Capt. A. w.
Stiles President: w. A. BUSHNELL Secre,aryTreasurer,
1913 First Ave. Cleveland, o.
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PRlN TING

TOO NICE WHITE ENVELOPES, SIZE 4xok
j. with your name and address neatly printed In
corner, only % cents postpaid. Order today. Z. F.
Clarke, Agent, Leroy, n. Y.
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InONTr MARRY, DOCTOR OR DESPAIR

Don't do a thing" Till yon see clearly what's
best by ad OF F1nslIeiIts Human Nature, on
hseitls. disease love, marriage and pareutn. Tells
what you'd nsk doctor, but Got Ahs to-. 40 pages
iliist rated, IS cents hui to Introduce we ~eAd one
only to any a'Int for l,os.are 10 cents. MURRAY
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M EDICAL,

PERMANENT CURE FOR LOST VITALITY
"A De Leslie Celebrated Pills for those suffering
from lost vitality, weakness varicocee, etc. Results
guaranteed In the most obstinate cases. Mailed in
plain package upon receipt of 81. De Leslie Medicine
Co, Nos. SIS and SIG Buhl Block, Detroit, Mich.
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UTANTED-The name and address of some soldier
w who served with James w. Young, who served
In New York regiment from 1861 to 1865. Address
Elizabeth A. Young in care of VIM. Ellis, Sanford
Mich.
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THE ALDERMEN MEET.
Large Amount of Business Handled
Subordinate Officers Appointed.

\ special meeting of the board of al
dermen was held, Monday evening, and
considerable business being transacted.
The board canvassed the returns of the
special election held that day and then
took up other business. A complaint
had been presented by Ada Livermore
of the insanity of her brother, William
a. Livermore. A report of two physi-
clans. DR.. O. w. Cobb and DIR. A. Saw
yer, was presented and this report
stated that an examination of Mr..
Livermore had been made and that no
sign of insanity was found and that
there was no reason for his commit
ment to an asylum. The board voted
that no action was necessary on the
complaint, after the evidence of the
physicians.
a petition was read from the North
Eastern Telephone Co. asking fortl per-
mission to erect and maintain poles
and wires within and on any and all
streets and highways in tn city. On
this petition hearing was granted
which will be held, Monday evening,
April 10.
The appointment of the remaining
subordinate city officers followed:
Measurers of stone-Martin Cham
berlain. A. e. Andrews. John Milton,
NJ: w. f. Pray, Dan S. Weeks and Hi
ram w. Potter.
Measures of logs-F. w. Wiley, G.
A. Annis, +. l.. Gray, II. b. Lawrence,
George Gray ard Charles II. Gray.
Inspector of leather-Augustus Hop
kins.
Care of city clock-George l.. Mcken-
ney.
Weigher of beef-Amasa s. Ring.
Weigher and guager-H. b. Stone.
Weighers of hay, coal and grain
David Dennis, j. w. Robinson, A. w.
Peaslee. w. NJ. Bartlett, Fred f. Pot
ter M. Chamberlain, George Holmes, F.
W. Harrington, ]. +. Jewett, Stephen
T. Merrill, q. III. Harrington, j. w.
Jones, Wallace Tarbox, Il. NJ. Cham
berlain, f. y. Ladd and r. +. Harmon.
City bill posters-Benj. Johnson, r.
w. Hill, J. S. Hill, Frank S. Reed and
VIM. Thayer.
City auditor-F. A. Danforth.
Superintendent of burying grounds
Martin Peacock, Libby hill; John Mil
ton. Highland avenue; Van r. Beedle,
South Gardiner.
City crier-Frank F. Reed
City bell ringer-Harry G. Berry.
Sealer of weights and measurers-
| George l.. Mckenney.
Pound keeper-Leonard Fl. Merrill.
Truant ofiicers-Z. De Forest Wiles
for city proper and Thomas Mcclure
for South Gardiner.
Night watchmen and special police
Michael Cusicl and Albion G. Sprague.
Trustee of Quimby field-Alderman
Turner.
Committee on public parks-Mayor
Russell.
The meeting was then adjourned un-
til Monday evening, March 80.
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Mrs. Martha L. Littlefield.

Mrs. Martha L. Littlefeld wife OF
Edwin J. Littlefeld, aged 45 years.
died at her home on upper College av-
enue, early Monday morning, after Il
long and painful illness.
She is survived by her husband, her
mother, Mrs. Preble, who lived with
her; 4 stepdaughter, Mrs. Abel Little
field of Sprinsvale; an adopted son,
Floyd Prcble; brother. Henry PrebIc:
and Il sister. Mrs. Horace purinton.
Mrs. Littlefield was Il woman of most
eStimable character ana much beloved
by all who knew her.
The funeral service will be held. ut
9 o'clock Wednesday afternoon, ana
Rev. A. ID. Dodge will offciate.
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dancing and the music was very fine
so those who cared for that atnuse-
ment were delighted. Those caring for
cards played whatever their fancy
chose in quiet hooks about the large
Office.
The ladies attending were beautifully
gowned and with the profusion Of flow
ers ana light, the music and the cor
dial warmth of the graceful reception,
the scene was one that could not fail
to please every one. And it did, for
al! were enthusiastic over it all and
Mr.. and Mrs. Judkins were congra tu-
lated again and again on their success
The affair was unique in a way and
this quality was one of its greatest
charms. The ability Of Mrs. Judkins
as hostess was demonstrated when she
entertained the Woman's Literary
cub year ago, making it a red letter
event in the history Of the club. but
even greater success was attained.
Monday evening. Every one was
charmed with the reception they re.
ceived. the means afforded for their en-
tartainment and the carefulness with
which every detail that could in any
way affect their comfort~>or pleasure
had been attended. Mrs. Judkins GER
tainly added great deal to her repu-
tatiOn as Il hostess by the success OF
this reception.
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RECEPTION AT THE ELMWOOD.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judkins Handsomely En-
terrain Friends, Last Evening.

| 1t only raned as hard once be-
| fore Monday evening and that was
when Noah was in the shipbuilding
| business while there was so much mud
that it seemed hardly possible that
| they could not have noticed it in China.
but there We're warmth and light and
good cheer at the Elmwood, and Mr..
and Mrs. II. +. Judkins had invited
their friends to come and spend an
evening with so the weather made no
difference. 1t was all right after You
arrived and the trouble of getting
| there only added to the enjoyment OF
what good many firmly believe was
the happiest evening they ever spent in
their lives. That's a pretty strong
statement to be sure, but if you had
been there you would have voted with
the majority which in this particular
instance was not opposed by an mi
nOrity.
The whole Of the great house was
thrown ooen for the benefit of the
guests and everyone was allowed to do
just as he pleased with enough variety
of things to do furnished to suit any
one. The guests We're received in the
parlor on the first floor by Mr.. and
Mrs. Judkins. assisted by Mayor ana
Mrs. Boothby of Portland, George B.
White of Boston, Mr.. and Mrs. IL. N
Whitman of Augusta and Sanford
Gillette of Danverse, Mass. Those re-
ceivirg stood in front of the large fire.
place which was banked with Lawson
pinks, ferns and palms. There was
another beautiful bank of ferns,
azaleas and Prosperity pinks in one
corner of the room, the whole affect of
these decorations being very beautiful.
From the parlor the guests We're con-
Quoted to the dining room just across
the corridor for the concert which was
rendered from to 9 O'Clock by Halls
full orchestra. t. II. Branch and No
bert Krutzky acting as ushers. This
room was decorated with palms and
ferns and was prepared for dancing for
those who so desired at the conclusion
of the concert.
A number Of small tables We're
placed in the office on the first floor for
cards for those who cared for this
amusement Dainty refreshments con-
sisting of salads. rolls, cakes. ices and
unch We're served at about 10 o'clock.
Four hundred and fifty invitations
We're issued and there We're very few
so that in spite of the weather /
the big building was well filled, but
with no hint of crowding. The dining /
room afforded a splendid place for
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Special Meeting City Government.

special meeting of the city govern
ment was held, Monday evening. Al
derman 1. h. Hosken, president pro
tenn, presided Aldermen Weeks, Pettln-
gill, Cole, Nickery, Lord and Goodwin
being present.
The following business was tran
Sacted
Ordered, That there be a committee
appointed to wait upon the representa-
tive from Hallowell to the Legislature,
and ask him to use his influence in ia
vor of the act to repeal the new law
pertaining to the collector and treas
urer. Read and passed Aldermen
Weeks and Goodwin We're appointed
by the Chair
Ordered, That victualers license Ee
granted McClench and Cratic, they to
comply with all rules governing such
licenses. Laid on table.
The following communication was
received from City Marshal George f..
Church:
To The Honorable Mayor and City
Council:
| most respectfully recommend the
appointment of the following named
persons: For night police, George f..
Harvey and John Fl. Quinn; special po-
lice George w. Varney, c. w. Stevens.
II. w. Clark, Jr, L. 0. Chase, S. w.
Dana, w. Il. Brann. +. G. Whitney,
w. f. Blaisdell, G. II. Nottage, G. f..
Strickland, r. b. Wood and j. =. James.
Some discussion ensued regarding
the appointing of the special police.
On motion of Alderman Vickery, the
appointments Of all police We're con-
firmed with the exception of George
Varney and c. w. Stevens.
Ordered. That the regular meeting of
the city government be held on the
first monday of each month.
Adjourned.
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At a meeting of the Farmingdale
school board, last week, the following
teachers were elected: Miss Rose
Wadsworth to teach the Primary
school for the ensuing year; Miss Har-
riet A. Harlow as principal of the
Grammar school for one year: Miss
Flora Danforth to teach the Interme-
diate classes: Miss Alice Perham to
have charge of the North street school
during the spring term and Miss Mini
ME Eldridge to teach during the spring
term at the school on the Hallowell
road. The spring term will commence,
March 30.
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Ting up his busine

The $50 electric went off the rails at
the Bay View curve, Sunday night, all
fur wheels of the rear truck being off.
This let the wheels down into the mud
ana the body of the car down onto the
wheels, making Il ground that thor
oughly disabled the car. Another was
sent down from the barns and coupled
on so that the one that was off could
be pushed ahead a little and the
ground spoiled. The car could then
work it's own power and was soon bach.
on the rails. This delayed the last
car into Fairfield about half an hour.
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Committed for STEALING VaIise

Charles Argue was up before Judge
Shaw. Monday, on the charge of the
larceny of a valse and contents val
ued at about $35, and belonging to
Lawrence Byrne of Shawmut He
pleaded guilty and was fined $25 ana
costs OF three months in Jail, and in de-
1ault OF payment, was committed.
According to the story told in con-
ncctlon with the case, Argue was on
his way from st. John, n. b., to Bos-
ton, and while at the station here inn
proved an opportunity TO take the va
Use in the temporary absence of the
owner. He continued on his way as
far rs Augusta, where he was appre-
hended and brought back here for trial.
which resulted as stated
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e. @. 3. Club Meeting.

The L. Q. Il. Club met at the Halo
well House, Monday evening, Rev f.
w. Weber of this city acting as host.
Those present We're: Rev. b. 2. Hope,
Rev. c. A. Hayden. Rev. Norman Nc
kinnon, Rev II. +. Dunnack, and Rev.
G. G.. Mosher of Augusta; Rev. VIM.
Cashmere, Rev. i. III. Clarke and Rev.
Langdon Quimby of Gardiner: Rev. f..
w. Weber and Rev q. A. Wight of
this city. Rev. G. A. Hayden presented
a paper on An Interpretation of Re-
ligiOn." 81
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Funeral of Mrs. ComerY.

The funeral of the late Mrs Mahala
Comery was held at the residence of
her daughter. Mrs. A. r. Yates, on Sill
yer street, Monday afternoon, Rev. +.
G. Whittcmore officiating, assisted by
Rev G. ID. 3. Pepper. Music was rem
dered by male quartet consisting Of
J. G. Towne, w. NJ. league. II. F. Tot
man and r. n. Branch. The bearers
We're Horace Purinton. II. r. Durham
George Balentine and L. W. Foster
The intcrment was at Pine Grove GEM
oterV