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Warning

If you have kidney and bladder trouble
and do not use Foley's Kidney Cure, you
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Ai[K lg(ks

On and after June 10, 1907. Trans oul-, 11
at Burnham and Watervile with thrru- rains,
TOR and from Bangor, Waterville, F.-...s5 and
Boston, will run as follows:
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flag station.
Limited tickets for Boston are no~ -..- d
$500 from Belfast and all stations on -lUra
Through tickets to all points West N't
west, via all routes. for sale by LEWIS 'Bu&
Agent, Belfast. GEO. +. tN NNs
Vice President and General VI i-4.
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EASTERN STEAMSHIP m
BANGOR DIVISION,
DAILY LNt-.-SUNDAYS lNcllAtn
Turbine S. S. "Camden' or Stesns,
of R0ckIand''

Turbine S. S. "Camden'' or staan..
of RockIand' wy
Leaves Belfastat 4.3O p. m, week o.r.
Gays Tor Camden, R0ckland and FASH nod IN.
For Bucksport, Winterport and ggI'
q. m, or on arrival of steamer from XXI tis
days and Sundays. 'oSioT sss,
Steamer City of Rockland" will Ian.
port, NOrthport (and Hampden on sfr ,,V >eal,
dates during July and odd dates fn T''a, Va
RETURNING 'Is4.
days. uay' AQd ss
Leave Rockland, via Camden AT IN
on arrival of steamer from Boston ", o. N
and Sundays. "'ek is7,
Leave Bangor at 200 D. m, week d...,
days for Rockland and Boston VIA +, SA1 Sl1.
den. 'F'' aad BaB1.
Steamer City of Rockand" Will Igt,p,.,.
port, Searsport (Hampdt n on sIpWst NoJs
dates during July and odd dates ,ilf', 'l sTet
gFirst-class fare Belfast to B5.rar = lygt
way; 5000 round trip. ~ q roe
:, All freight, except live stock. is iBSu-.4
fire and marine risk. o;dau
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Sine baItLoie 9ehanptnna.

gor einieen Sogen per0ffentIi6t(
elm getDiiier Capt. 81. 6. De Hofett
elm ebemaIiser Sffi8ier Der fonfooe.
rierten @rmee, I'M ugonfeoeratt
geteran" Dem offi5ieuen Organ oei
Tereinigung ebemuliger fonfooerier,
ter Soloaten, einen 4rtifeL, in BEN
er bebmtptete, General II. 9. Grant
General George $. Sbomas uno so.
mirol 6arragut batten Der fonfooe.
rierten Regierung, uno 3iuor in gri.
natbriefen an Sefferlon 9opis, ibre
Dienite ~angeboten. sic bGtten fit
olio gu elmer 8eit, oo ser &rieg BE-
reits I'M @nnge ooer ood in unmitteI.
barer T1be par - Grant Iollte Iei-
men Brief drrt is. ~sSanuar 1861 oe,
i6rieben baben - bon Der Code Ser
Union losioeen uno CUR &onfooero-
tion ii6ergeben molen. Die 8erpeiie
fiir oieie gebauptprtg, sic 8riefe an
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SsefferIon Dapis, befanoen 1id ol1ge1t=
blidlid i'm 8eiiB Ser Jiitoriiden Sc
ieal6oft BON 2%ouiiiano.
9ieie 8ebd1ptung erregte Elm du-
oemeines 66iitteln bes &opfes.
Sberlt Sumes 6. 9tenort ober, elm
alter Unions 8eteran, ri6tete on sic
Siitorii6e @eieaihaft BON 2oltiiiana
oie aufforoerung, nit ben 8riefen
beraus5nriiden uno iie Ser Seffent=
lidfeit 5u iibergeben. gr erflarte ge<
rooeo1s, oaB er ni6t an Die GriIten5
bieier 9riefe, penigltens ni6t an lire
@6tbett, claude.
l1nb er Dot reft gebabt, Die gauge
8ebouptung par ani6eineno ooaig
baltlps. Ser Serousgeber oes uGon=
Tolerate 8etermt~, g. 81. Cum
ningbanl, erfl0rt, feline eigenen 0ad=
fori6nngen b6tten i'm iiber5eugt,
boB &oiiets 8ebauptung grunolos
Jet uno ebenio erfldrt General @ba=
laron, ser Br1iioent Ger 8eteronen=
Sefetftl9ltfg Don Jeem Srled1S, Der
5ugleid Die Iufiift iiber Die i'm oorti.
gen Wuieum aufgeitelten 3eliquien
aus em8iirgerfrteg fiibrt, oaB er fei-
ne oerartigen 8riefe i'm 8eitse babe.
Gem Muieum ieien bon ser @itme
Sefferion 0apis' a~ler0ings mebrere
8afete NIT 8riefen permobt NOR
ben, Die III geoffnet peroen oiirften.
penn Die @rbbere6tigten, IN bieiem
Iugenblid Die ein5ige iiberIebenoe
So6ter, Srau Sapes, ibre 3uitim-
nung oa5u gegeben bdtten, er, Gba-
leron, iei ober Der l1eber5eugnng, baB
ii9 8riefe oerartigen Snbolts, nie
&oliet i'm a1gebe, ni1t in ben Safe
ten ~bef1noen.
8abon fam man ald) iiber5engt
iein. Denn ionft piiroe man idon
etrpas BON ben griefen gebort boben
nno Die Sade mare lanelt gegen
Grant ooer 5arragut benubt iporoen.
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saHbpsst lam nidt aebeiIt werben

snubb.it fam ntdt sebeiIt iuerben
onrd lptale Gppiifntionen, neil fie ben
trnrten SeiI 6es Sbres niht erreihen
torlnen. gs giebt rur einell @eg, bic
Sdubbeit 5u furieren, itro Der lit ourh
toritititionene 9eilmitteI. Saubbeit fpir6
onr9 einen e~nt5iinbeten 3uIfano Der
idIeimigen AusfLeioung Der Guitahi5den
Gobre beruriadt. Benn 6iefe Nobre
lid ent5iinoet, hdbt SIR einen ~rnmpelns
ben Son o0er unnoItommeres @eh0r;
nflb tpem tie gang 9eidIo5fen lift, erfolgf
Snibbeit, un0 tperu Die Gntainouna
niGt geboben un6 bie5e N0bre iuieDer in
ibren 9eborigen 3uftanb beriebt iper6eu
lam, fpir6 ons @eb6r fir INNER 8erftort
iDer6en; rlelin SdIe unter 5ebn {in6 olrd
aatarrb berltrfa9t, neI9er nidts dIs
EN- ert5iinoeter 3uftano Der f9leimigen
Sberfld6e lit.
ssh fponen einbun0ert 9oInrs fir ies
ben, 0ur6 &ntnrrb nerurindten San bon
Sdnbhett eeben, ben mir nidt bur1 Sinz
nebnen bon r9nn's @atarrbs &lir" beiIen
tonHen. 2oBt gu6 umfonft Sirtulare
fon1men.
s. s. Gbenep C Co., Eple6p, ..
Werfanft BON alien Npot6efern, 75c.
9an's SamiliensBiIen ifno Die beiten.
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RrennboIzt RrennboIz!

SeBt 1T Ole Get, @uren Borrat
bon SoIa fir ben 8inter ein5uIeeen.
@utes 8oit-Oof Ofenbolo biaig i'm
ner,ea SoI5bof bon
F. VIM. SAENGER, Eigsntusmer,
404 0plan GtraRs.
Reues Eel. 1887. Iltes Gel. 1S44.
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5ind's 5 Gents Sapaua . gisarrc,
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sonmabenS ben 16. Mppember 1907
6enrp @atteriun iiber Die @abl,

Sn leinem Courier Sonrnal" bat
Der olte 6enrD @atterion fpieoer Ell
men Irtifel iiber Die @abl in &en-
t1dp peroffentli6t. Wfit elmer geraoe=
gu ber5erfriidenoen Sffenbeit ipridt
fid Der alte 9auoegen in oieiem Irti=
fel aus. Won bate i'm ndmIih or-
gegriffen. Wan bate bebauptet, er
lei S6ulo barnn, baB Die oemofroti=
i6e Hortet bon &entrdD in Der Iesten
@abl geldlagen iei; oenn er babe
oas oemofratii6e Sidet nidt inter-
itiist. l1no nun Iegt er log. ,@enn
i'd gefrogt meree, iaet CT, aipas Die
geieoerlage Der Oemofraten peron-
lnBt bat, 10 fam i6 nit eii1em ein-
5igen Sas Die Mntfport geben: Die
yone man poper" bats eeton. Die
lone man pomer", pie iie @iniam
@oebel etabliert bat unb tpie iie bon
ibm auf Sobn Crops @ifIiffe Bed
bam iibergegongen tit. Smmer Elm
beoenflider 8elib, muroe fie gefdbr-
lid, ia ~geraoesn totIid in ben 9dn-
ben eines e~brgei5igen riidiidtloien
Srgoniiators, Der nles nro Seoes
opferte, Ser Die Gtbif elmer geredten
&egterung miBo6tete urto fih BET Der
Iusiibung Der &egierntgsgepolt
ni6t an tire 2ebren febrte, Der Die
@runOidse Der Democratic pertparf
MIR I'M cine Mnidine oufaubolien,
bic inn ielbff fir INNER Die Wa6t
li4erte, mie oieienige Der Come
ron's nno auaD's in 8ennlbIpanien."
Durb bieie @orte tit Die 8e6el-
tang Der @abI in &ertudp gefenn-
5eidnet. Dos 8rin5ip Der lone
man potper", ein SDitem Dos mir
gepobnlih nit Dem @orte v8oliis=
mus1 be5eidnen, lit nnterlegen nro
oieie 0ieoerlage mag geraoe in urt-
ierer 3eit, in Der Dem golfe Die ltebeI
ienes SDitems 10 oft Dor Mugen ge=
balten fDoroen, bon tpeitgeben6er mo-
tionaler 8eoeutl1ng fem; iie mag Ell
men 8enoepunft beoenten, nidt rrr
m Der Bolitif oes Staotes &ent1dp,
lonoern in Der geiammten Wationol-
8oIitif.
Mn6 ben @nteiI, Den oie 8robibi-
tionsbefpegung an Dem Musfon ser
8abl in &entudp batte, bebt @ot-
terion berDor. ISM Iesten Mugefls
bid, iagt er, .mofte Der Sag bod
nod gerettet moroen fein, menn Die
Demofraten geiagt bdtten tpie es Die
@epnblifaner, 10 melt man esfennen
nno Derfteben fam, taten: Brobi-
bition bat feinen 3ned. Nirgenbmo
bat tie etDos anoeres our sSolge ge-
babt, als @eiebes : umgebung uno
Seu6elei 8etrue uno @eleBlofig4
feit, S6muggel uno grpreiIung.
8as Io1 es uns fir 8orteiI brinaen,
Denn mir bunoert Miaionen ertrog-
reihen gigentums fonfis5ieren, bun-
oerte Miaionen bon @erten pernif=
ten, Die auf ienes Gigentum aufge-
balt iinb, Die Irbeit BON bunoert
Sabren 81 nidte MAIDEN uno Steuern
gum getrage bon 5tpei ODER brei Wtil-
bon ben Snultern Der
uno 8ierfabrifanten auf
beg iest idon iiberIniteten Sar-
mers Dal5en, nur I'M &entufD 10
81 MAIDEN Die Wnine, bas
iiberbalipt nidt trofen it,
Soften mir, oaB Der Site IN 2onis-
bile red)t BOT. ooB Die 9robibitions-
frage Dirflid 10 pieI nit benz @rs-
gang Der @abl 5u tun gebabt bot,
fpie er iagt, bann mag nlid in oieler
.lnbeilpollen 8emegnng Die @obI in
aentufD einen @enoepunft biIoen.
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piluebaupt's Rdekersi,

Ode Ditioria uuD gfnm etrabe.
Standardization: @de NDrb ylores. up6
s6euhDn /. Stra6e. q. Sci. 1909.
@d3tss bststfd1rs 8ngeenhrnS,
Msthers Bread. Cakes u GaFeefud,eu.
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Subn $. Bolton, 5ffentIider $50.
tar. @runoeigentum. Geent fir
Teniionsmipriide. Gfe grodett' nno
Rabarro.G trnBe, eeeeniiber bon Der
ySan Gntonio grpreB". Meues &c,
lepbor 439.
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Nur Elm ,,SrOtmp lututne".
9as III 2aratibe 8rpmn Gmtntne. gebt BIZ
nnteti9rift q. 9S. @rnbe. SIN Weltqebrann
Grfdlttne in | Sag au beilen. % Gents.
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TerIanat

miro ein M6oden fir &ousorbeit.
Nad3ufrogen BET Saul Nicer
2702 @eit-Souiton Str.
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ATTEMPTED ASSAULT
On 5-Year-Old Child Leads to Doubt
Of Becker's Guilt.

New York. May CAN attempted
assault on 5-ycar-old girl III Corona.
l. L.. today gave rise to the suspicion
that Henry Becker might not have
been the assailant Of Amelia Staneldt,
tho 15-yCar-old girl, who was found
slain in a field in Elmhurst Wednesday
Of last week.
The culprit in tolly's attempted nlt-
rage was arrested and he answers
fairly well the description given by Jo-
scih Engcl. Of the man he saw running
away in the cabbage patch adjoining
the lot III which tn" Stalfcldt girl was
murdered Tho scene cr the Slamcldt
tragedy is not far distant from the
place where tuday's attempted assault
took place.
The intended victim this time was
Mary Luck, tho daughter of John
Luck Of Corona The child was playing
near her fathers house when a rough
looking young man threw her to the
ground The child's screams were
heard l,y her father. The miscreant
took 20 his heels. After carrying his
child t" his house Luck mounted Il
horse ana joined by z police officer ana
several nciehborS, pursued the assail-
ant. who WAS captured after a cross
country chase of a milo and 4 half
When the man was corncrcd he was
set upon by the farmers. who since the
Stnffoldt murder have been reused to
an intense pitch Of indignation. Luck
had seized the man by the throat when
The police officer drew his revolver ami
threatened to shoot the first man who
laid hands on the prisoner. With diff
Guilty tn" oiIiccr landed his man in jail.
The prisoner gave his name as Leon
Graham, and said he lived in Brook
lyn. He denied having been in tho
nCighhorhood when Amelia StafTeldt
was murdered, but on this point tho
police are not satisfied. According to
the police he has 4 bad record and his
recent movements will be investigated
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STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
NORTH WINDSOR.

There will be no service at the Bap-
fist church next Sunday, on account OF
the Waldo quarterly, melting, which con-
vencs with the Palermo Centre church
June and 2.
Esther Barton has been ill few days
with the German measles.
Incz Boggs has the loving interest Of
many friends in her protractcd illness.
Nina Caswcll passed the Sabbath at
home.
Lucy Hallowell is convalescent.
Sarah Pierce passed the day recently
with her near neishbors Mr.. and Mrs.
Reuben Pierce. This is good news to
all. as Mrs Pierce has been confined to
tie house because Of i'll health for one
year and Il half.
IzCra and Leslie Pierce We're the
guests Of their parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Hiram Pierce, last Sunday.
Harvey Burril OF Gardiner passed
last sabbath at home.
Mrs. Albert Craig is visiting her sis
t"r, Mrs. Hartshornc OF Waterville; for
4 few days this week.
Marcus Merrill and family. Arthur
Merrill ana family. Charles Sabin and
family, accompanied by Everett Mer-
rill of Augusta, were the guests of Mrs.
James Merrill at the old home last sun
day and attended in a body, II in all,
the memorial services at the church.
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PROVISION OF TARIFF"
Is to Be the Battery of Democracy
in Next Campaign.

Cincinnati, o., May 29-"Rcvisiol of
tn" tariff hy the friends of the people"
was TIM keynote If m address before
tic Norwood Democratic club tonight
by Judsnn Harmon. attorney general
in tn" cabinet Of Pres. Cleveland.
Mr. Harmon said in part:
an short time ago the government
made a great cutlery because it was
charged more for material and sup
plies for tho Panama canal than the
same dealers sold like articles for
abroad after paying for longer ship
mcnts. But the prices, Of which the
President and his cabinet complained.
are just the same as the entire Amer
lean people arc compelled to pay; and
rs they require many thousand times
more than the government, the imposi-
ton On thCm is greater For 10 years
row these prices have been exactcd
without 4 change, while prices have
some and arc still going, steadily high
or
a reduction can and should be made
with fairness to all.
"W" should soon find that it is better
all round to have natural and whole
some instead Of slop fed industries even
if they do not grow quite 50 fast or 50
big"
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LINCOLN.
ALMA.

II. II Kicker of Portland was in town
Monday.
J. r. Ingraham Of Rockland was a
caller here Wednesday.
!. +. hubbard Of Randolph was in
town Wednesday.
W. n Titus went to Gardiner Mon
day.
Mrs Edwin G. Donnell of Shoepscot
passed Tuesday with Mrs. Woodbury.
Parsons.
A. o. Fuller Of Damariscotta was in
toxin Friday.
Abbc +. Aver went to Gardiner
Friday.
Moses Hraedon of North Newcastle
WAS Il; Parsons Bend Sunday.
Mr.. ana Mrs. T. N. Aver went to
DamariScotta Sunday to attend the
Memorial services at the Baptist
church.
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PITTSFIELD
M. c. /. COMMENCEMENT.
Program for Graduation Exercises Be
ginning Sunday, June 9.

commencement week program fol
Maine Central Institute:
S'u.lav June .. 1870 a. M.-Froc Baptist
church Sermon before Christian A.
sn, cation. Dr. Smith Baker. Subject.
Tic Mission Of Young People in tic
Church.
80 Z. Nj MON hall. Baccalaurcatc Ser
mon. Dr. Smith Baker Subject: Pos
shilitics ana opportunities"
MouGny. Junc ~. 800 =. M.-POUers' hall.
Alumni Prize Speaking.
Tues iav. June II. 500 =. M.-Powers hall.
Manson Prize Speaking.
Wednesday, June +. 100 p, M--Societv
ball Annual Alumni Business Meet
ing.
..rD i. M.-Free Baptist church. Annual
Business Meeting If the Trustees.
500 p. M-Lower chapel Alumni Heccp-
100 i. M.-Towers hall. Alumni Fan
Thursday. June Is. 1000 A M-Union hall
Graduation EHer.ises.
500 p. M.-Jnion hail. Commencement
Concert.
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SKELETON AND KNIFE
Found BY Boys At Groveton, NJ. H.
No Clue to Identity.

Grcvcton. y. H., Mag 29.-The srlectmen
OF this town today investigated the cir
cumstances surrounding the finding Of L
skeleton in a pasture in this town by
some school boys yesterday. The skeleton
was buried beneath leaves to the depth
Of six inches ard evidently lad lain
there for a long time. Tic bones of the
feet were oncased in long boots ana near.
by was a rusty iackknife.
1t was at first thought that the bones
were those of Levy Shcdd, who disappear
Ell from his home here Il years ago and
Of whom 10 trace ever was found bur
his daughter declared that he never wore
boots similar to those found and never
CO FRIED such knife.
The sclectmen have arrived at the
opinion that the remains are those OF an
italian, as there was an Italian camp
near the SPOT IA years ago and it IS he
iicved that one Of the men III the camp
died either fiom natural causes Or from
violence. The bones have been buried.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Graham of los
ton arrived al Scgliipiand this week.
Mr.. Graham has 1Eascd SeguinIand
hotel and will open. the season June
~. lie has had long experience in tho
hotc! business in Massachusetts ana
has already received many applica-
tons for rooms for the season.
On the authority Of Supt Dunn Of
the eastern division Of the Maine Ger
trail, it is announced that the change
from the western station to the new
demonstration on Exchange street, Ban
gor, which was to have been made
June 10, will be put off until later In
the month owing to the fact that the
new station and the railroad yard can
not be gotten ready by that time.
George f. Evans, vice president and
general manager of the Maine Central
lines, ExGov. Henry b. Cleaves and
Gen. Supt. Morris Mcdonald Of the
Maine Central lines, went into Prince
ton Friday on special train and left
there Monday on their return. They
stopped at Balls Camps and had a
very successful trip, Mr.. Mcdonald
personally taking 81 salmon during the
three fishing days that they were there.
Gov. Cleayes landed a 12-pound togue
with a gOodly number Of salmon, and
Mr.. Evans while securing quite lot
Of salmon, was the only one in the
party that captured a trout, he secur-
ing so-called 3h-pound brook trout.
They had a most delightful outing.
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SOMERSET.
CAM BRIDGE,

Mr.. and Mrs Moses Watson of Dex-
ter were in town over Sunday.
Winnie Horne has returned to Ban
gor. after passing several days in
town.
Grace Phillips attended the teach
crs' convention at Fairfield last week.
Ambrose Cole went to New Hamp-
shire Saturday fer the summer.
George Odlin has returned to New
port.
Raymond Snow has returned from
Moosehead lake, where he enjoyed the
fishing.
Clye Watson was in Waterville last
week.
on account Of the rain the Masons
were unable to visit Dexter Lodge Mon
day evening.
Saturday evening at the Grange the
entertainment Will be a memorial pro-
gram.
RIPLEY.
II. n. Bowdoin has been i'll the past
week with tonsilitis.
Mrs. Lizzie Todd Of Newport is in
town for n short time.
Edith Forbus passed Sunday with rel
ativcs in Brighton.
There will be n memorial sermon at
the Methodist church and dinner will
be served the G. a. II. men in the
Changers now dining hall.
Celia Russell is i'll with neuralgia
Mrs. VIM. Ward recently had a visit
from her mother from Bangor.
Mr. and Mrs. $. w. FcIkcr OF Clin-
ton '%crc in town over Sunday.
Charles Hanson went to Pressure
Isle Monday.
Mrs. Charles Brown is i'll.
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Disabled Soldiers in Cnrril2cs.
Carriage with Flowers.

Disabled Snl,Iiarc IL, I,.,r,;.,,.y
t'urria4c With FLOWERS.
Irrsidcnt Of tie DAY.
-'iI'''''ciS VI 'Le ny Government IN Car
Cierav IN Crrri;..cs
Citizens III CarviIGcs
VA ~ - n"',,l" ana sailors are ihNltfd t.
Enritn Of nrornylin,,. D,;.n s;.coul
street ID Academy d"wn .Acadolny ii
water ihc"c" I" cemetery
"AfitCiSi.'7 NJ TIE 'i-A-EFEiii.
!! ,.., Band
MIy .iI.''7 VI ''''' r,uI
Prayer. Ecv. g. ". M.Cumnc
DECORATION cf Crave
" WIN. T., ,,,.,...;,.o. I'll. -, '''ti''
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ORDER OF PROCESSION
Complete Plans for Observance ct
Memorial Day.

The Observance Of Memorial day in HUI
lowell Mil commence early this mornin|
when details from john Is. Hubbard Post
will visit outlying cemeteries ana pl3e"
wrcaths and flowers on the graves q de-
parted soldiers.
In the city the procession will form on
Second street. near City hall, at ~
o'clo. X. iii the following order:
Hlllowel Police
C. y. Brown, Marshal
Aides.
I.afnyctte Band Of AuSusta-
Uniform Rank. X. of T.
Gen. Tilden Camp. 5. of '.
J,hn Il. Hubbard Post. No. 70 y. \. l.
L.x-Soldiers and Sailors.
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BECKER DENIES 1T.
Says Officers Made Him Confess"
Murder of Staffeldt Girl.

New York, May 29.-The moment
that he finished a full confession of the
murder Of the 15-ycar-old girl. Amelia
StaffelGt. in the Police court at Flush
ing. L. L., today. Henry Becker declared
to the magistrates:
The officers have made me make this
state mont but it is not true. | will tell
you my own statement now. I am in
r0ccnt Of the crime. never killed any
body ana l did not kill this girl
Beckcr's repeated confessions and de-
mails have convinced the authorities
that nc is mentally weak and steps
may be taken to have him examined by
a commission to determine his sanity.
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Tho secretary Of the navy Wednes-
day awarded contracts for target shells
for the navy as follows: To the Firth
Steel Go. Of Washington for 5000 6-inch.
500 S-irch. and 500 15-inch target shells.
at s11.75, $29 and $3.50 each. respective
~; the Bethlehem Steel Co.. 5000 5-inch
6O-pound common shells, at $3.50 each;
to the United States Rapid Fire Gun
and Powder Co. for 5000 3-inch. 5O-cal-
ibre shells at s1.74iR each; to the f. w.
Bliss Co. for 1000 5-inch 5O-calibre tar
get shells at 1915 each.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-30

AIrs. Victor Fuller. Miss Annie CAS-
sidy. Miss Mary Gallant. Miss Hannah
Rice and her sister Of Worcester,
Mass. wont to Gardiner ~ the Ran
som y. Fuller Tuesday morning. ana
rrsscl the dan at the home Of Thomas
Jones III Halloween where they We're
joined In the evening by Mr.. Fuller ami
l.. n. Easlcy, all returning hom" on
tho midnight train with the "XceNtion
or .hc NIissc; Rice who will stop there
for q few. days-Bath Times.
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POLICE STOP BOUT.
Sailor Burke Has Decidedly Best of
Dave Holly At Bridgeport.

Bridgeport, It. Nay a. Sailor Rurk.
hrd Dave Holly in such 4 lad WAY in liz
third round OF what was to have been Il
11-round contest here Tuesday night that
the police stopped tic mill
Burke scored three knocklown@ in tho
opening round, five in the Second. and
when the colorcd Loy tas down for III"
fourth time in tie third round tie police
intcrfcrcd.
Burke fought like a Iurricanc. and IIo!-
Is. WHO conceded much in weight, did not
have look il at any stage. Three
thousand persons saw the contest. Holly
complained bitterly Of the Interference.
saving lie was able to continue
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-30
Michael Corkery.

Michael Cookery passed away very
SUDDEN" in his quarters in Co. NJ Tues
day evening from heart trouble Mr.
Cookery was born in Ireland about IS
years ago and was 4 laborer by occu-
patton. lie enlisted at New York CITY
oct. 10, 1861, as 4 coal passnr on the
L. ;. $. Augusta and was DISCHARGED
at City Point. Va. Oct. l.. 1854 He was
admitted to this Home from New Yorl,
City oct 10. 1893
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where ne went TO attend the national
meeting Of the Northern and Southern
Baptist Associations. He also visited
the jamestown Exposition on Baptist
day. when 5000 delegates Of that denom-
ination were present. While IN Wash
ington he was the guest of Dr.. and
Mrs. George Otis Smith