Daily Kennebec Journal (Augusta, Me.)
October 31, 1890

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FfNAXCtAU__ Investments. fi •M.MO r»TtlMd A 4#S—wMuTwm. t jr r«*r MA MW MRMBHW UAlMlwH rhtnr —A. UjM, M* A |Sl!wMfaHl«a, Okie, Me I 7J«v UtmaUa, (Romm ii Bell wav Brat M>l«Ma |4, attaatloa af taring* bank*, mdDAgrrt uf treat faada. and ail othatra drelriag »*f- la**etn»*Bt* Deposits revived subject to cheek, aad taterrSt all wed on daily balance*, la Saving, Department- eoea,. n. oel»»d draw internet at 4 per een t front date of default. CORMimMNOI SOLIOITIN. ocmdA*ftmo*

GUARANTEED CONGOU. tint SALK ON EASY TEEMS. Face and Interest Gunoteel ASSETS §140,000,000. INQtIKKOK _ S. SCHWAR2SCHHD, POKTLAKTD, MAINS, aaglldim ilatlTfrnDs ^teamboatfi MAINE CENTRA! RAtlROAO. irrmijt* mPBt •f Train. to HM Oct. I itk, I MHO. i aiu ran&«• ammo trsiw leave Anguna a 'till..We WMT-«h a. M for IwwAatoa dork’and, Portland, Boatoa aa.1 Montreal. 7.-10 a M fur H allowed, «l*rdiner and Nouth (lardl n.r, 10 lo A M for l^wlatoa, Farmington, KoukUnd, Portland and Boatoa. i to P M •>r llullowell, tiardlaer and South i«*’4 for Watervtle, Bkowhegaa, Bel feet, Heifer, l»over A Foaoroft, Bangor, ftt Stephen. Ht John and Ardnatook County, ana T» r. M. iUntold*)* only for WetcrvtUe; 'hu ley paper train for Watervtlle aad Bangor I lf A M The Night Pullman Train* run each way nvnrj ■Ight, Monday* tncladed, bat not to Bkowhegui »r Hrlfeet nu Monday mornings, or to Heater or beyond Hangor, on Monday morning*, 1 h- day eupreae train* going Kaat at 1 4ft P. M .nd West *t 10.10 A. M., run daily, Monday* in elided hetewn Boatoa. Lewiston, Rath, Kook •ad. Heugor aad Kt Juba. UtoMNOliATlOl TNAI1V tor Aagu*U le*v16 P. M Land* daily at Moae Inland, Month K. AifWvvi le and R eetport. At Mag H*h d aad Five Inland* on Monday. Wednesday «d frtday. At Sawyer'* Island, Tuesday. 1 hartley and Saturday. hPlt IAL BOAT. Mpt- and Orl. L-rve Bath, Wednesday, Thnruday aad Sntnr •**y. at P_S) A. M *L« ave Boothhav, Monday. Wed and Thar-winy. at P. M. Landtag (an JJ«*nl: each way at Wcat port. I'peer aad Lower; ~bIkritaMbJb r»r* Syr* i—fomaT*' am NOTICE. i *vr u» imna, FOR FAMILY USE Mt Ih palls aiul 10 lb. tula; tins PURE LARD Um tWnrr*, barret. half l«mi* i* for «U« by a van flr*a-« Um gnnme mint jrov. Moo pleasant to the taste. For Sn> by all I>ru**;i«ta. Price Rl-'W per bottle l»r Sehenck Hook on «‘ouauiupUa* and Itef'ure, mailed free. AddreM Dr J.H- Bchnnck, Son, PhilndriohU. FOR A SMOKE CANNOT BE EXCELLED. He rapid eale throughout the State ef NAME, the beet guarantee ef Ita merit Aak year dealer lev It. FOR SALE EVERYWHERE. SOYKIN, SEDDON 4 CO., RICHMOND, VA. octtldAwlm NINE It le a fact that, la tide oUmate almoet every body ha* a*e for a good aod reliable cough remedy *ome time, aud it 1* very true, that not every alae MEN oat of tea *eeare the «*fe*t aad be,t cough rem edy whea they are lu aeed, and therefore the cough la some earn* becoa** chronic and con •nmptlon I* the coa«Kiueac*. The rem-dy which check* the cough ooeorat. may not be the beat AND BfMt, bat narely the remedy which deaa*e« aad heal* the membrane, carta* the cough by removing the cmaev I* the proper one to nee. and WOMEN miMitwSwMtalllnl which tar in Park. %ti*a Edith M. Staans, M I nee St*sr If S'earns of Norway on “Teaching by Example;” B. Uawsoo of North Waterford on ‘Teaching Pupil* the Practical Value of Their btudits.” The qnerry box w*a then opened. “How beat to pre*e-1 wh -spering in school*,” and a variety of other subject* were asked an 1 answered. In the aUriiom, Prof. II.II of Bethel on “M *uk in Teaching," thought there wa* too I.tile object teaching. llow can Temperance Teaching be make most Effective?" wa* treated by G. »tall*»d the fj!o»iig «.IB cera: W. M J M Pike; 8. W J. M. Coding; J. W L U but uvoi'; T'*as urer, W M Tavlor; Secretary, A Min ter; 8. I) B-rj Hidley: b., Thomas March: Chaplin, Thus. Wing; Marshal, C. K Wing; 8 8 J M. Monitor J. 8 F. Hubbarii; Tyler, Wm. Ft Isom: Instal ling Offltf. r. Pad Master C W Crosby. Mr. (Jen K Currier, formerly chairman of the Board of Selec men for the town of Fast L'vertno'e has b-en appointed to a clerk slap in the War Department at Wash ington Mr and .Mrs Currier left for tint p* iot 'a*t week. Since the Sewell Brrs., sash and blind manafactuters, also furnishers of building msterial, came to Livermore Falls from Ch-stervdle, they hava erected seven single and five double-tenement houses Bc*i1es these the Sew a* Is ha e erected two tine residence s for their own occupancy. The mail rout* through Fayette is tj be changed on Nov. ldh. Dire ad of being taken from Fayette Mills, the mail will be received from East Lmrmore railroad station tn supply East Livermore Mills, Fayette Corner. North Fayette and South heatervilie post-offices. B l'aat 1ft wa [Special to the Krerebec Joubral] Belfast*, Oct. 30.—Mr. John Dolloff who was injured a short time air be amputated Band director Frank Rigby of Newburg, was here Wednesday night at the band meeting and be will probably get a data of, piano scholars here. There are now thir-' ty five members in the band and rth*>arsals 1 will comment? Monday night. Regular baud meetings «ill be hok Are, but the prompt action of the Are dit|» Wlacaaaat Ball Wise a sear, Oet. 30—Lightning struck the railroad station this morning, daauging the station about $100 aad ruimac tha tale* graph initruments ia the oSce. Damage #10$. I18IAL BBBTICfi Weather Indtoattoaa lot tks Bast It Mows. Waa Ovaitbut, i (Hire of the Chief Signal Otterr, Wiiiissros. Oct. 31 I i- M. I For Ma ne. New Hampshire and Ver mont Fair; except light rain or Harries of •now in Northern Vermont; cooler West erly Winds. Mataosotcglonl Beport. fost.B. ma. to p. a.]

Piece ot w "*S I Ik Ohb*-rrtttion. g tj of! in 1 II IL New York I 44 4 8. W.I10 P. Cloudy. PhUttdetphie 44 N W. 3 Cloudless. Norfolk I 44 -l» H.W.J Cloud ess. Wu-blugton I 0 8. W. I ClomtlttM. Albany 44 0 tt-W. P.« Ioudy. Bestou 44 a II. W. 4 P- Cloudy. LOADED COAL TBAIB Crashes Throng! a H->tal—Bo Ooa Injured lli mtibooov, Penn.. Oct. 80 —A loeded coal train, through a misplaced twitch, this morning, crashed through the Hotel Bruns* wick and landed in the yarda of the Girard House and Jackson House, 800 feet away. The guests in lbs hotel rushed pell-mell into the street in their night clothes Tha loss to the Pennsylvania Railroad Com pany’s rolling stock will be $25,000. Saratov Aldrich and R praooatatlve Diugioy at Providence. PnoriDKirt'K R. I Oil. 30 —Seven linn lre«l young men »at down to tbe 100th an ni*Hbiry of the young mens' repnidic«n ■lib in the infantry armory tonipht. A rreat deal of enthusiasm was manifested. 411 the republican dignitaries of tbe State were present. United State* Serv itor Aldrich Congressman Nelson Oingley. Jr of Maine were the chief raests. President J. B. Kenrkk **t at the *nfer of the head table. Dinghy a ok# iver an hour on the advantage* the McKin ey bill would be to th* American working non and New Kngiad He said in exam nf the many democra ic speeches and edi orials hroughout the land in tbi* Cong ra tional campaign be was sfuused to find no 'oherant principle of argument. United Statu Senator Aldrich addressed the young n«n upon the a Wantages of protection and tppUuded vigorously. risy Thought H* Was a MUHooutre Cowboy But Ho Wain’t Woodstock. Oi t Oct 30.—A Penn tylvania German has been masquerading iere as a cowboy for some time, baying farms and catting a wide swath in society. Mis A* Id of operations was a German set tlement in Blenheim Township, near the icene of tbe B*»nwell tragedy. He showed [■heck# purporting to amount to $2."d) 000, ind, whether good or not, they mesmerised the neighborhood. He purchased several farms at high figures, giving notes for pay ment. He then took possession, and began to dispose of tbe poultry and stock He also succeeded in capturing one of Ben (jeim’s fair daughters, whom he married, festerday he was arrested on n charge of horse stealing, and it turns out that he is C. B. Milk r. a veterinary surgeon, who is wanted by tbe police in various parts of Pennsylvania. Una It Wbara it la Maadad. Washisotob, Oct. 80.—A well known republican leader, in on ofilce prominently connect* d with the Congressional Cam-1 paign Committee, haa received from Hon. Theodore Rooeevelt, civil service commis sioner. a contribution of $.*>0 to be used for legitimate campaign expenses io any Con jtre sional district wbere it is needed. Ex Governor Hugh Thompson, also a member of the Commission, has sent in a contribu tion ir. aid of the democratic cause. Two Heavy Palteree ta Hew York. Naw Yobk. Oct. 30.— R 8p»inger A Co., wholesale dealers ia silk and worsted yarns, 458 Broome street, ha* failed, lia bilities are aow said to he $80 000 It is thought there is enough assets to pay tbe lodgement creditors. Isaac L. Falk A Co manufacturers of clothing. 691 Broad way. failed today. Tbe firm’s lawyers say the liabilities are about $280,0C0 The assets consist chiefly of out standing bills and some stock 8«Ttn|i BaaB and Baal HBila Bs cbaaga Saapanda Pijatit Ja Exchange, a private institution ha* suspended pay meant. The limbi lilies ere •boat #90.000, asset* net over #a>N»0, chiefly city an l county real estate. Ina bility to realise on property and meet ma turing paper caused the failure. 0 c bo xcar gad Bsrga Damaged la Col Ualcn. Viuetaud Haves. Mss* Ot 30.— Schooner Lemuel H Hcpki'S. Captain Larrabee of Baagor. of and for New York, reports that while anchored h*re last night she su fouled by barga Aitiiope n low of steaaa tag Tauras and lost her bboom aad enter jio and that the Ami ope received tome damage to her upper works. Lout Headgear la Colllaloa Witt Us kocwn Bchoomas. PosTsaotmt, Oct 80.—Schooner J. W. Woodruff, Howard, master, lumber laden, for Boston, pat into the lower harbor loot n gbt Tbe captain reports be was in col lision with unknown schooner, toeing bow sprit, fibbosm aad all headgear. B FAB KB FBOM MAIMS WXBBB. A warrant has bean iesaed aaaisst fha person snaps—* of having sal flat Ip Bp buildings p, ky win rftoUkWMtoihMit toil*. Tam Mb, Matom tt OM TWm, aa |MM krtkatof Jtoaitto ptoabtoi ■facial bv, ti IMS. A WHIRLWIND Cqnuf a Sckoaur-larmr Eacipe if Her Cnv. fimi toy Rah Mictwat tv hr ftrjfetatc. I. Mbm. ■lltlB—Of Of Ml ItttMMtlBg QBMtiOC! to flmartoaa Flahmi*K PiufiDUCB, R. 1.. Oct. 30—Between eight ond tea last laet eight a whirlwind from the northwest struck Narrsgaaeet: Bay off Coweeeetr, acoum pened with heavy raia. Schooner Maggie Cummin* had dis charged bar cargo and woe eailirg doen the bay whan tha whirlwind struck her and she laraed side up She was light and coaid not tilth. Damage small. If any. The men narrowly escaped dro* nit g jblmoB Iodic tad For Forget y. Pair mouth, Mae#.. Oct 30.—The Grand Jury today found a bill against C. W. It. b ineoo of Brockton, for forgery. Daetatrna ot lapostaooa to Our F.sh Gloccbstbb. Mate.. O t. 30— is the Qloacealar veastl* going to Newfoun- Uad do not carry any parapberralia for fi h ng and their cargies are caught by and p ir chaeed from the cyed by the captain for that purpose, is admi te«l free as products of American fisheries. On December 18. 188G. the department dscided theta vessel sailing on a fishing voyage to the West toau of Newfonn tlnixl and retarning with a cargo cf salt herring, taken by the crew of the vessel, with th* assistant e of men and nets hired in New foundland for thr» pu'pose, were the pr xl act of Am*rtcau fisheries, cons* queitly entitled to fre#> duty. It Is leaiotiable to suppose that *h** seme fair and )ust inter pr utlon be applied to the new law as g*v •u to the old. In obedience thereto, it will be my duty to ase in New Found*and. A proposed *o>sge could be co ered und-r a StrPng 1 cense with permit to torn h ami trade. If for reas ms manifestly beyond our limits you ol jtet to this form, >m can sail under reg ister. as the government has uniformly and in numerous instance* umquivocably re •pected the rights of a registered vessel to •usage in fisheries. Fish caught by such vesiel are tbe product of Americia fish eries. They Kick on Doty on Fish. Nkw Yobk. Oct. 30.—The General Board of Appraisers today, on protests submitted by the collector of customs, made a de cision against the assessment of duties on certain fish imported from Canada into Sandusky, Ohio. The importation was made aince the tariff act of October 1, 1890, went into effect. Tbe assessment made was one-fourth of a cent a pound on “herring" and three fourths of a cent a pound on “fresh fish Tbe importers contend that the fl*h in question are free from duty under the provisions ot the paragraph which place or the free list tbe product of American fisheries, fresh and frozen fish (except salmon) caught in fresh waters by American ve»*els. with nets or other devices owned by citizens of the United States. The Mat a Want to B eak a Loalr g Contract. Ottawa, Oct. 30.—An important cate that may serious !y damage religions orders, is before Judge Andrews in tbe Supreme Court, Quebec, with a brilliant array of legal taUnt on both sides. Two cloistered nuns have been under examination as wit nesses, this being the first instarce. it is •aid, of nans of a cloistered order appear ing before Quebec courts of Justice. The •uid is the result of an effort by tb» nnns of the Sacred H« art Convent to break or repudiate a contract of sale by which they purchased f on the widow of tbe late J7 B. Renaud. valuable prop r y at Beauport. near the cit». paying $23 000 on account of its prio*. and tince then takirg large quantities of stone from its quarries. Find ing. however. tba» their bargain is rot so profl'able as the expected, thev are now asking the court to cancel, on tbe pretext that the contract i* null beevute, according to the rotes of tbe ins«i atton. tbe whole ermmunity was nor consulted shout th« j purchase and (Jardi ml Tea hereto did not ratify it, though the de d was signed by the lady superior ard five other nuns compos ing her advisor* cou eil. The action ties treated considerable feeling amorg Ro man Catholics, ho deplore the pr-»cee! pan M Ike Secretary of War. llimtl B. II. Gtleeon «o«wdk, Me Dipoelman of itiaam ci—iii the ilwfwni cf Port. McDowell and Verde to Ike Depart B’W at (he Interior far Indian edncstional i pwpoeep- Be ilrim na immediate re daction of the nemVr af Intiiav in Ike Ticioitp af Sea Carloe agency by tin re me.nl of 1.MM Temei pad Icjitw. Mode Mead Watte a SUXX>.000 C.pttot. Paorraaaci. B I.. Oct 30.—Tbe State Bfcode I eland reed, a million dollar cap. ML Aprtmef gaOSta oBbred teeaeh at Ike heat three deaigaa i a mined from Blade Ialemd erthimefo. Three arebimeto wM compete Wi'h ant mom Ihna III architect a etemde af km Stete. The heat ptea at ail win ke accepted. PS I COLCMOIA. R. a. Oct. SO.—A special to the D»iiy Register from ItanwvUlt. says: While Edmond M. Dm (color*d) republican nominee far Congress from this district, vo* addna >"f a e*»vd of n* gross tonight his remark* sated certainTUhrnsa ites. J Gnl’v J.. a knife and split Dm’ men h rl, in tbs onr and «onld kt i .n but far Col. Morris w*o n nf. -.d. J ckson turned upon Mot i\ a) .d kis U f. cheek and hacked him wilm hie left side. cutting dear through his cl nhing ami i--ping tha akin. Deas bled profusely and it was behaved that be wood die from the wound. Jack von was •mated and rtUsted on #100 bond for bia appearance be!, re the town council nest Thursday. Bogar T u Injunction Modified Niv Y on a Oct. SO.—In the angar truvt Judge Pro m da aa order this afternoon modi!}in* he injunction ao aa to permit a publico 'on of the proposed plan of the reorgan rv 01 and atatemont of tha assets and lie bn *i a. The plan of reorganisa tion pr v e* for the isaae of #25.0irti,u»)© of 7 n of th* trust show• the total assets to be #8o,S87.-i 847 and fetal liabilities, #8.794.181. The trust originally bad no voeki -g capital and borrowed #10,000,000. Tbt divider-ds paid the stock holders amounted to #11,900,998 and the amount expended in improvements to the plant was #2,754,581 The new company is to be called “The American 8ugar Refining Compai y" ard will bo incorporated in New Jersey. The directors tor the first year are R. O Bave meyer, T. A Havemeyer. F- O. Ma’th'es s**n, J. E Hear lea. Jr., ITm Dick, J. B. Thomas and George C. Magoun A plan b*i r>ot been submitted to the attorney gen eral for approval. W»t«» Gao at Boston Dsclassd a Wulsance. Boston, Oct 30.—The hoard of health has issued a i order dtclsting a aaisance the present method of msaufaotariag water gas tv the Bay State Gas Company In Dor Chester; that said company is exercising business without permit, ordering the city solicitor to apply to the Superior Court for an ir junction restraining the coaipeay from continuing th- business 1 he board granted the company u short time in w^ich to comply with the demand* for the abatement of the nuisance. Presi dent Add.cksof the lias Company, says unless the order Is leciodsd there ia great danger of a short supply of gas as it is im possible to obtain a sufficient sapp y of coal to enable the company to deperd upon coal gss alar e. The cost supply is short through strikes in coal regions during the early summer. Thu Union Pacific ia All Bight. Omaha Oct. 30.—With regard In the recent stones of the bad coadition of the Union Pacific. President Adams said Ust right: “They are malicions and originated with some officials recent’y h)S’csl cr. G. 8. Weaver of East Providence, Rev. C. H. Leonard, 1). D., of Tufts Divinity School, ard Rev. Henry Blanchard, D. D of Port land, Me. Scboooar Aabora at Bos too. Boston, Oct. 30.—Schooner William L. Burroughs, Capt Garland, grounded on Upper Mi Ml* in the harbor yesterday She was bound from Portland for New Tork with a cargo of stone sod proceeded after beng f! ated. Wrsckaga Adrift at Baa. Providence, Oct. 30.—The British brig Venice, arr'ved from Turk's Island, Oct. 24, st A P. M. and in lat. 89 6*. long. 73.29 passed a vessel's stern *ith wh*ei and cabin house. There was nothing to lead to the identification. Rea shod Port Just lo Tima Nr.w York. Oct. 30.—TheBrit'sh steam er Newf mi dland, bound to (Quebec from Norfolx with a cargo of coal, arrived here today in a >i k ng condition. When 200 miles out from Sandy Hook durit g a heavy gale, the vessel sprung a leak. The Laos Makers Got Most of Tkeir Demands. Calais, France, Oct. 80.—The striking employes of the lace factories have secured the bulk of their demands, their employ ers’ concessions being embodied in an agreement signed today. Plea. Harrison and Oaaaral Millar Will Sj Home to Vota. WaihivOToa, Oct. AO.—Preaideot Har riaon and Attorney Oenaral Milter will it are Washington for India nap. lit either Hander erening r.r Monday morning for the purpose of roting. COIOMMD DUSPaiGIM. The Pith of tha Rrwi Tahno Prom the Currant Bvgats of tha Day The new cutter Newark left the Cramp* thioyard Thursday moraing on n second trial trip. Antonio Gvetillo war burned to death in n lirery rtehle which wae destroyed by Are at Pittsburg, Penn., Wednesday. William T. Tanaahill, aged SO, a member of the New York Cation Exchange, com mitted suicide Wedneeday eight, by shoot ing. An express train wax wrecked near Sen ran, 8. C.. Wednesday, by the breaking of x flange on one of the can. Six person* were aerionaiy injured. A State Board of Trad* waa farmed at Boston. Tharaday, by the bneinem aseocia liom of Maaeachaaena. at a meetiog of the delegate* held ia the Shoe aad leather Exchange. The demands of Ha employee of the Reck island Railroad far an tacmaxe of wages and restriction of the powers of e W, iarsdey- 1 Elgin Bene, aged M, of MU tea, N H., janitor of we apartment been an Martber* street. Boston, whila laahisg ternsgh the window down the elerator util, Thursday, was "track by the ataetem aad deeapi-aard. Tha Lynn Matin Mannfartarwre hast Ha public rrgmBag to that tow- They i aay false t hare beea cirraia-ed by strikers la to pnjadke the mtoda anti excite the tjmpmhy ef tht ramasadj j The moeexmet to He seeal academy cemetmy at Aeaepelie. Md., to He heroic officers aad Bea ef He United Sratae Ba*r, whw ttelahrd la llte Jeaoaeoe npltriag ra pe diMoa to 1M1. waa aaeeilrd Tharaday with appropriate xxtetfmt. The maasmaat waa asweted thrtagh popular tapaeriptoa. CUBAN TOBACCO. Gipf if Mmm Graven ud Cigtr luibctim MUa Imlrd fey Pippt—t ol Vamomoi, Oct. SO.—TlM Department of 8tata received a copy of a petition for warded by tbo Tobacco Grover* and Cigar Manufacturers’ Union of Cab* to the Spanish Government, urging tbo negotia tion of a reciproc ty treaty between Cuba aid the tailed 8. Since that date ha kea held aeearal manicipal cAoea. He drew the claoue in the city charter which pro aided for the organic rhea af the preeral achool ayatem and ia to be credited With a large ahare of the tfficiency which the achoola have attained. Mre. Carver waa the drat l.dy graluate of Colby I'alreraity. She ia a lady of rare cnltara nad aokolar •hip an 1 har err red a prominent tullacoee in the rocial and religion! affaire of the city. Mr. Career war eery earneetly eup ported by tha facnl y af Colby Uoieeral'y and other promiuent cdocatora throagbcnt the State. DUNCAN BARN WARMING. Ov« Four Huodrod Auguata and Oaidloat Paopia Chris tan ths Fuw Raw Baru on tha Ballard Farm. Between four and five hundred people assembled ot the old Ballard homestead off the Belgrade road laat evening, the occa sion beii g the warmi g of tha One new barn ju*t completed. This barn is forty three fe*t wide by eighty feet long and twenty feet potted. "The title they are1 level and the poata they are plumb and It ia coostrurt d in the good old-fashioned j with purlin* plalea and the timber* firmly pinned together. The large floor eighty fe|.re«*eat.»«*. Thau will he of aak ea will aleo lb* new eaaaUr for th* Traaiary Departmaat which h a ha farniobed by th* aai flru. Htniat aad neraal iafarM* an th* chief eaaas* of weak aoklae aod Jaiau. By the fra* moo «f Halratioo Oil a eon will he ttecud la aahantaa. “Aad then waa a uaak hall that Mgbt," joe, aad they kept it ep pretty itraiy aaHI ■onto*. Tom an May .anal afraid of th* aariy font baowtag that alt ih* drag. (MM heap .applied with Dr Ball', Cank Hyrap, the aid raUahte rWadby., EPIDEMIC FEYER ■Kill Ii IQhnq, InM CwrtHM MMm. I CM Mm M h Miy tu. •ON t( foMk ftlll. Another "Jack Ik* Upper" Caught at Da Bin, Oat. *0.—Aa eplliwla few trnaila ia KiUarney. The dlunai to at inhaled Co lha aw of bad potatoee. AottOc AMottaa Prom At; Doatoo to Injure Be gland. Loaaox. Oct. to.—Mr Michael Itleke Beaoh. who pmCdad over the buaxl of dado. delivered a >0*00* at KUmalrnock. Bcallaad, today, exonerated America from any drain to injure Bngland vkb Ik now no* tariff law. Similar attempt! In the t*e'. he raid, only expanded oar trade, it la oot likely wo aheald haea to pal ap ahat tera now. Heavy daliee aa Ha pie tea would only kai detriment to the Ameeioen frail Hade Some rhanfra in the tariff would loll dietiaolly in oar favor, each ae freeing raw rarer. which, baeidee giving Impvlaa to the Weal Indian trade directly, would benefft oar train. We would be beoetlad from increased trade wltb Canada. Bo Ion* ee we avoid labor ironblee. and con tinue our endeavor la open new markrla, we would have nothing la fear. Fiuoch Tltlaa to ba Taxed. Paris. Get. 80.—Deputy Moreau'* bill looking to tbe entire abolition of title* In France by taxing them heavily, offered Tuesday, propose* an annual Inpoet, thus graded For the prefix "de," 500 franca; for the title of "baron." A,000 francs; "vi comte," 10,000 franca; "oomte," 80.000 franca; "marquis," 80,000 francs; "duke." AO 000 franc*, and for tkat of "prince," 100,000 fraao*. Dukes or count* who wish to us* tbe prefix Highness will be asked to pay 800.000 francs for that ineffable privi lege. A ilmilar handle to his tills will cost a prince 280,000 fra nos annually. Tbe scheme la Ingeniously devised, but suarosly practical, as, If the republican majority should doom It politic to deprive the de scendants of the old nobility of tbe prestige now left them, they would probably vote to do so directly. A Ft* land “Jack tko Mlppua" Caught. Hkim''.rose, Fiulsitd, Get. 80.— For ■ome uu.« past a eerie* of atrocities, some what similar to tboae committed by Jaca the Kipper, has startled society here. Several women belonging to tbo clans of unfortunates have been found dead in their beds, having been killed by being strangled. Tbs police was for a long time unable to obtain tbs least duo to tlw murderer, but the man has at last been found. Ills name Is llaapaoja, and he has been known to the polios for many years as a scoundrel of tbs very worst class. Impost Duties in tbo Congo I*roo Mats. BarssKLs, Oct. 80 —The Dutch govern ment lias asked the Belgian gevernment to submit to the (lowers which signed the Congo treaties a proposal that they Jointly contribute a fixed annual sum to make up the amount which tbe Corgo State Would be like to accent through impoit duties and that in tbe mean time, as a subsidiary measure, the Congo Hints be authorised to collect a duty of 25 franca per hectolitre on alcohol. Tklok fiso jr Blalnu Haa Mol Tolly Bsplalnod Bohtlog Baa Iff at tat. Loudon, Oct. 30.- Commenting on the Behring Sea matter the limes ssvs “We think tbe question a more clay aunt which Blaine appears to desire to throw into the backgreuud, and mutt be dealt with before progrtse is potsible. Whin that question is settled England will be perfectly ready to cooperate with America in dealing with the Behting Sea maurauders." Doc'vers Union Foe bids a Bulk*. London, Oct. 80.—The Dockers' Colon baa issued a manifesto forbidding any strike on account of the dock companies' propoted changes. The document expresses a conviction that the companies have no intention of enforcing a lockout or depriv ing the men of the benefits secured to them by tbe Mansion House agreement. It says it say wtrs uuJustly dismissed, they must complain to the Union. Wont of Coottdusco In tha Victorian Ministry. Mblsoumnb, Oct. 30.—Tbe Victorian ministry was defeated ia the colonial par liament by a vote of want of confidence. Foreign Mot as. A corn dealer named Bieier together with his wifs, two children sod maid ser vsnt were killed and robbed by brigand* in the village of Lacshasa, 22 miles from l’estb. Tbs Brisbane ship owners have agreed to recognise the Marine Officer's Association. In consequence of this recognition, tbe as sociation will forego its Intention to affiliate with tbe trades' council. Hogg, the London porter, whose wife ami child were found murdered in Sooth Hamp stead a few days ego and for killing of whom Hogg’s mistress was held by the cor oner, has become Insane. Advice* from Mombo**o Mete 900 *ri men ood marine* aod 160 Indian troop* took port in the Moiming of the town of Vita obicb va* captured and burned Tues day by force* sent there to punish native* for mardcrtng a number of German*. Many native* were killed u few mem ber* of the British force* wound* d. The United Ireland of Dublin, discredit* report* that Balfoar, wbila on hi* toar through the W**t of Deland, wo* received in n friendly manner by the people. The paper any* if the forbearance of the people from an expression of their feeling* against Balfour la to be malignantly mis construed some of them may be provoked to moke thing* quite plain by gtvieg him a taste ef the detestation with which he i* re garded by the Dish people. T*W graph**'e Br of ho* hood will not Strike at Promt. Cwicaoo. Oct. 30.—Thtro will be no *tfifc* by tho Brotherhood of Telegraphers at prevent Grand Master Johnson of Louisville ha* issued an order that all mem ber* of the order mast remain at work and thorn who went on strike nr* commando 1 to return to their employment. An electric car will be ready at Gardiner after the Appleton Couthoai Johnson con* cert tonight, to bring h >m* Ifalloweli and Aaguste people who may attend. V. 8.

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oiMoiKiraoM. State ef Maine. Mr. lUMOtiu Dw*mnurr, i ftcucm, Oat. 0. MM. IMw M IwiMygm ttat prklw far Aa aar 4m ef Thomas A. 1armor, a fame tat In tt> Him Mat iM» sswmwas tm «fen fllM 40 (Matt wMb Meat M aaoamtt rape, m pa a Mag hafar* tan 'Mveraor and CoamA. sad a haaalag Ihwna wtH bo granted ta the Csaaag Claalf at A» raota, am 1a»aday. ttmtamnk gay of lavrabw. •eat, a* ta* VeMraT ORAMAgPAL SMITM^ cAun>Aier oow«i mm ITn* ia-r«M MatfM Cadge (Mad Teaaplara, #JM 'weaned ga* a fnaUa Dlatrtat fwdga.qaadT—plar».

garth Apptotan. Km»b*« (Mild ylnra 4_ M I?. o«MM UMrM L*«a», IM Tiflin. ganray. gaHgtaaa Mae. ft—Oadteattan ef M R Cham*, Waal Mad. Mai fr«b. 4-€eav"atfc>a of gear Ragland Christina Rad* ever AaaaetaUaa. Portland go*. 4 ft— fraablta Teaahara'Caav*atlaa. WUtoa go* II I ft- Wa*bisgt«a Coaaty TaaaAcra' Aaeoal atloa, l*eaara*ill* ga*. la-lft-Raoa Coaaty T*a«b*r*> laaattat*. Caaaiea. Item, ft Aedreeruggta Coaaty leather*' Aaaaata tlaa IJaboa pall* Jan. 4 ft Main* Pedagogical Saalety, Water* tile go*, ft-Emdtaatlaa of ball at Viator Orange, ftalrfteld Center go*. 4-dan** rant P-.0*000. Athene, go* ft—Aadroaaogglo Pomona, Iwwtaton. gov. ft— Renaoboar oaaonn, Mintoa gov. aft- Waldo Pomona, IJaaotavllle. g»*. M-Sana A iJaeola Ualoa Pomoaa. talon I*•*. I* I*- Annual Meeting state flraag*. taw Man. famera’ laetMatoe. gov ft—At 'image Hall. Cherryftold. go*, ft—At Town Mall. Maahiaa. go*. II— At'image Hail, Park man. go*. Ift—At (image Hail, Madlena. Daft. 4—At Preatjae late. braaft Araay Rayablto. Oat. MAI—Pair at Hildreth Poet, ftaath Cardlaer go*. ft—Mala* Omad Aaaembly o' Pythian dialer Portland go*, ft-’ iMdleaOofl of Plrat Parish Haase, Port lead. He*. I ft- Itinerants* Institute Mala# Methodist Confer*an*, Usboa Palls. The outlook It growing brighter that the friend* of law and order In New York city will succeed this year In free ing It from the grip of Tammany. hit ago has discovered that the small sum of •15,000,000 Is ueeded to make the world’s fair a success. A few less hlg hog stickers should pass around the hat. Hitting Hull l* at his old trick* again and la trying to Incite an uprising among the Sioni Indian*. It I* about time the I nlted Htate* bottled this old knave up In the prison of some fort. Germany is going to introduce Ameri can car* for the passenger service on the railroads. There is no natkou that can not gain something by availing itself of Yankee pu*h and Ingenuity. The people of New Orleans are making I lie most strenuous effort* to discover the assassins of their hlef of PulWe If the victim had been a colored man. the murder would have attracted very little attention. William II. Knglish of Indiana is at Washington engaged In digging out data for a history of that state which he Is writing. He doubtless finds this occu pation far more delightful than running for the Vic# Presidency on the Demo cratic ticket. New York city with a population of 1,500,000 has a debt of #517,000,000, although since 1#60 when its population numbered &0O.U00 and its debt was #12, 000,000, there has tieen paid #100,000.000 for reducing this debt. This la simply a mathematical Illustration of Demo cratic political and financial economy. Senator Brice of Ohio predicta that i ongressman McKinley will tie defeated This is most encouraging to the friends of the gallant Major. If Brice had pre. dieted his election there would have been reason for uneasiness. As a political prophet Mr. Brice ha# attained high rank lu the rainbow and boomerang class. It will tie very hard line* for Col. Fel low* of New York, to secure an election to (Congress now that the county liemoc racy ha# nominated a strong candidate against him. It would be a disgrace to the great empire State to have a man like Fellows whose political record has won him the sobriquet of Boodler's Friend, representing it In the counsels of the nation. A complete revolution In the glass making Industry Is likely to result from an Invention recently perfected Here tofore It has been possible to produce sheet glass only by blowing s hollow cylinder, which was then cut. separated and polished. An American glass man ufacturer has now succeeded In produc iug glass by rolling w hich Is said to lie superior In every respect to that »u ide in the old way. Great results sre expected from the discovery. Kdward Eggleston in his Interesting Forum article, iu -peaking of bis early life In the Western frontier region and his efforts at self culture amid manv difficulties says: “The habit of ready shaking, the training In the art of meet ing emergencies, the iutlmate knowledge of human life In Its rudimentary condi turns—are these not as well worth learn lug as the art of scanning Virgil, the list of ships in Homer, or Cirsar s method of building a military bridgeAnd who will say that the pioneer preacher, original novelist aud deep student is not atmut right, aud that the world has been made the better for his early devotion to these lessons and the discipline they gave. Mr. Gladstone tells the Scotch people that in his opinion whenever they ask for home rule they will get It. The time will undoubtedly come in the near future where there will be three por tions to Great Britain resembling the states of the American l:nion in that each will have Home rule. These will he England. Ireland and Scotland. It is hardly probable that Wales will come In immediately as a fourth state, although it may eventually. When this comet about u will be an opening wedge and the good work w ill extend to all iNsrtaof the British empire. England has learned many valuable lessons from the l ulled State*, but among them all there will be no more Important ooe than that of local self-government when once she has thoroughly mastered it. Referring to an article which it pub lished In 1889 relative to Elder J. H Wilson who waa then engaged in solicit ing funds for the alleged purpose of establishing a home for boys In China, Maine, and which article was In part copied Into our columns, the Lowell Morning Mall says: “Having mode a complete and careful InvOUgsllou and examination Into the matter ef the vattdfety and trah ef each aud all ef theee ststimett. Imlili uu, circumstance* and alleged tecta, we have ascertained that none of them hat any hates of tete an idhrtfrg, or fas nay way arldr. *r M Mo Irxglt sad niqpd! that the w«n pnMahcd ul glaen tmmmtf Dm# «bc -I— nf «Ma —r. nd we baftdMtBM> mar «—M •he wrong dawn he him, M* wife udlh daughter, ead 11 ggii an wide fbialNMn by the pen* u waa gtma ta the Mm eed lacrMiaedhg M dbparwgfog meet a u> which we he— referred Alammsm is rapMiy attracting gew oral aewmtaii tn this mamry. There ere only six aiaMln«B plant* la the world, o«* at n*t>barg a«l »re in Kanyr UaratiMMIrr.i nedweer Haiu-brMer, England, began operation* in Jsne under Uie patents of tbe Ameri can company, U* Pittsburgh lied action Company It hat m capacity of one ton n week, nod a half I mere* U owned by reeidentaof Plttatwrgh and Alleghany City. The Pittsburgh Company pro pose* the erection of new plant eaon. .Hinee the company began working under ltt he la inched until th* 10th of December, and then must fit for sea, is sPeadir chartered for a trip from New York to San Francisco a four months j ib. The vote of the Methodists of Maine on the question of slmi t ng women delegate* to the General Conference seems to be all one way or rather in ilie condition where the few exceptions prove the rule bv show ing that both sides are voting. Uutnford (Tenter It the laet one to report, ite vote beiog thirteen for and one against the motion. The vote of the ten Maine churches now on record is 209 for. eleven against the admission of women. Bar (larbor Record Our townsmen who lately visile*! Newport, R. I., says that the only attractions which the inhabitants of that city claim for the place, arc the roads. And, simply on account of these famous roads, millions of money have been ex pended by summer residents, and Cornelius Vanderbilt is new building a f2.000.000 marble palace, there. If we had their roads combined with the natural a faction# of our island, M >unt Desert woul 1 be the one resort in A in *rica Mrs. Jusie R. Pollard, a worker in the Go ry and a store is tie bu Mi g record of the turn of Guilford during the past sea •on. It is a good list, but a larger ore is looked for another year. Maine seems to be getting her share of naval honors, being recognized in the names of two new war vess«is, the Mai ie and the Machias In his monthly report Grand S- cretary Brackrtt reports the following new lodge* instituted du ing ibe month of Ocotfer: Gun Mountain, No. 60. at Brvant's Pond; Pleasant River. No 169. at West Bethel; Androscoggin. No. 134. at Meehsni fi|li; Cochnewagsn, No. 132. at Monmouth; Tri umph, No. 387, at t sngor; Mineral Spring, No- 176, at Ilanover; Mr. Gem. No. 247. at Rumlord Two lecturers and orgaiigera, Mr. J. H. Ham it in and Mrs J R Polhrd. id be kept at field work during the next six weeks _ The Btideford Journal says that John Tatters in. who is i n>y four and a half years old is ss bright as the b ightest boy in town. He bad hm p ctures Uken recently and one of iheui earnerited him whde be looked solemn When the p-fv f was »hown h’m be rvpeate«l the golden rule of I i* Ia«t Sunday s Habbsth school Mason; “A man of sorrows and acquainted with grief While offering bis evening prayer the o b-r aigbt he aaid be said, “God bless every body.** Look ng up to bis mother be sad -If all would pray that way no one woul t drink liqu r and those little boys would not bare stolen the other night" —Nature mold be TAKE ateUled to the apring to throw off the hneinen of theafoodah winter _dmkfa of the urn blood. Nothin* w don M eo well, eo SPRING. rSSS^SS 8. 8. (or a amber of ti the baa tank end Icier need. Infect ipt to enter a poo In thle dhnele with H. W. Comae, hneatOa, lUcMt. mcrnrnkmUh mi dm Inn sMatoid—^f too Iwyafy to toymyk art NMkcdttifMrrf'W of too MelMty •o of ftepabtoaa »N0N to tit pffrllri erod Ittoa dtorfes to to* Nitoto* mtkmh'j Oftotto fcodOMtop sad d> tototo of bio OWN pNpNto—f to ■orurtof too «MIn of Mr MeKiefey itftoi a thou sard fa’s* eb«r«o* aad taaoe aaoNtopiMaa. flitatoy Blaito’o speech hao lb# old rtai nog, aad ito orhoes toil bo board Mad aad Wed dat ing tbo closing weok of tbo caaoao*. (BotblW* My son tab* year slat* l If Ibe Mc&io loy bill toe ton*»o tao eool to sacb laboring bmd'« family #4 pm yea- aad by lonaon of cheaper oagar It at t*w tow tfom deetoooos tbo c >*t by 05, bow long wtU it bo bofoo* that m»n fl it a poaper*s grave? If Ia oar month tho nairr of wage earner* ia or* l tile t-oraer of this ewontry—Slow Eng land—or* increased 10 000 bow many mooth« will it be before tbit c *n»ry go** Co eternal *mo«b bocnaoo thorn* oo macb to do? Lfttxx In Hobtto. Tbo President r *w* early. hi* stop was light and caprici I the a am me*-, when bo lived at tbo ^oilWn’ Homo, bo would tube bio frugal breakfast «a t ride in to Iowa ia time o be at his d*»k at igut o'clock Ho began to rteoive visits nomin ally at ten o’clock, bat long before that tour truck tbe door* were beai ged by anx'oas crowds, tbroogb whom the people of importance, reoalors aad ammbers of Coagre»s. elbowed tbeir way after tbo fash ion which still sartlroo. On days whoa the (^ohinet met. Toe days aad Fridays, tbo, hoar of doom closed tho Intel views of tbe i mon-tog. On other da>s it was tbe Freoi iteit’s custom, at about that hour, to order the door* to be opened and all who were wai ing to be admitted At luncheon time he bad literacy to vua! the gantlet through the crowds who tiled j •ho corridors betwesa his often aad tbe roinat tbe west end of tbo boose occupied by the family. The afternoon wore away in much the same manner as the morning; late ia the day be usually drove oat for on h'tor's airing: at o'clock h dined. He was one of the most sbs'emi*as of; men; the pleasures of the table had few attraction for him His breakfast was an egg and a cop of coffee; at luncheon boj r»Mv took more than a biscuit on 1 a ilass nf mils, a plate o' fruit it »ts s awn: at dinner he ate spar ngly of o t# or t*0 courses He drank little or do wine; rot that he remained always oo principle a total sbe'a'ner. as he was a rart of his esrlv life tu the fervor of the Washingtonian" reform: tut be never cared lor »in* or liquors of anv sort and never used tobacco. Col. John flap ut Century Tiwtonnt of tphtfeorta by Itiocu'a llOM In th# R pertnire g standing diseases through treatment by mail as th# great Special at in ce-vcus and chronic diaeaaea. Dr Greene of 35 W. at 14 h Street. New York, discoverer of the w» II known remedy. Dr. Greene’s Netvura. He »sea in hia prac tice only harmless vtgetable remedies, and has given •••pecial attorn ion to treatment of pat cuts at a distance through letter cone spocdence. Consultation in thia manoer or personally, ia ettirely free of charge. Any sufferer from whatever kind of disease haa the privilege of writing to bim a des cription of bis or her case, and be will return an opinion of the caae. its curabili'y, and give bis experienced advice in regard to its treatment Hia success ia something wonderful In ren oring the sick to health, and hia prac tice is without doubt the largest in this country Send for bis symptom blank and write bim. sufferer, for bia advice in your case Th a will coat you oothing, and msy lead to your cure_ F vm Stock and Dairy VotN If possible get the place to tie stock and house sheep and colts ready before the weather becomes any colder, then the sudden approach of winter will not bring day after day of inconvenience and waste fodder by feeding and housing in unhandy places or in the open yard. It is consistent with science and prac tice both, that to grind the feed for all kinds of live sto* k is an economy equal to fullv one quarter of the feed A few farmers therefore who are neighbors, may very profitably join together and purchase a horse power mill for grinding lheir grain and save as much in one >ear as will pay for the mill. A farmer says that he has found the key to the successful management of a large flock of poultry It consists of a house six feet square and «ix feet high for each fifteen to twenty-five fowls; yards 50x125 fe« t to ea« h house, wi h a *ub yard 10 fe«*t square In which to con fine them close to th- honse when desired; lath fences only four f»*et high between the yards and clipped wings to prevent flying over. This plan, he says, brought both healthy fowls and eggs The colt will learn more easily when six months old than when a year old. It can also la* controlled more easily. Hence it. is wise to handle theerdt early. Its early training should not sf«*p with breaking to halter It should h h >ndied until any part of Its body or loubs can be rubbed, until it is accu-t .med to the bridle, and until It will driv as well as lead To teach it all this, and to keep it from forgetting what it has learned ia a little trouble, but if the colt ia of good stock the trouble is well paid for. When we gather the egg* we at once write on them with leadpendl the breed and dare: for instance, **P. R., 10—1,* meaning Plymouth Rock, October 1 In this way we have no trouble In knowing the age of the eggs, and as we mark them in the pens while gathering them, there is no possibility of sending out the w mug eggs. Dating thus is the only safe wav, and will cause considerable satisfaction both to buyer and seller, ex cepting in case the fancier wishes to palm off a lot of state eggs.—/own ffoaeafem/. Do you hear anything about the gen era! purpose horse? one to plow and mow. go In a carriage, or under a saddle and sell for a roadster? Not much or often Every man who buys a horse wants the animal to be suited for his •pedal -purpose, and If for draft It Is quite a diff rent horse from the saddle or driving animal. And yet the old fad about general purpose cows, good for milk, butter and beef Is still tossed about by some of the dairy experts, who neither milk cows or make batter or cheese except on paper._ ‘I rtmsmber Jskrnsn*! Analyse IM> went." said aa at I man, “whea K was a boy.” Same new.__ i ^odysS UNIMENT tmvnmALmmmLm. THE SUN roR iaei. Some people agree with Thr 8us'» opinions about men and thing*, and some people don’t, but even body likes to get bold of the newspaper which is never dull and never afraid to speak its mind. Democrats know that for twenty years Thk 8tm fonght in the front line for Democratic prin cipie#, never wavering or weakening in its loyalty to the true interests of the party It s-rres with fearless Intelligence sadfelela'erested vigor. At times oplalons have differed as to the best means of ac' omp'lshin the common purpose; it is not Thk Sun's fault If it ha asoa’a land, opp Park Hoaae stable, a aids Western eve. ope Parker Home; a w cor Wos tern ave aad State at; ae ear n Ave; Wa'i at, opp II >nd at; 1 peach, e alee Water at; a *td Bond Brook bridge; jieetloa Water at and Nortb-rn ave; w aide Northern Avr, near Edward. C 'a a tables; 4 polea e aide Northern Ave.oppEda a>ds Co’a mill*; 1 p each a e cor Washington at end Northern Are. junction Washington at aad N»ith ern Avr; 2 polea a idr Warr ington at, opp A Brown’s land; I p a We N«nh*ra Ave, opp Ed ward* Co’s boarding hoaae; a aide No them Ave, opp Hnw Co. No S: aw ror Northern Ave and Kendall .t; n ante Northern Ave opp L B Dyet'a; n aide Northern av-. opp Jaa Boraea'a; ror Northern Ave aad Oaford at; a w c-r North* ra Avr and x'ord at; a w c »r Oaford and Jeffeiao.i rta; a aide J-ffer on at, opp Mra Taylor’*; opp L Tleomb** land; a aide Jefferson it, opp Mr Mahrr’a land; I p each, junction of Jcffeison at and North- n Avr; a r ror Jrfrraoa aad Olf-id *ts; a aide J-ffe.aou at, opp Mrs G-o Tojloi’a. aide Jefferson at. opp rt asMagtou at; w aide 1 a ford at. opp G Arnold’*; opp t aa.brriaad at; o* p Geo Mill, u w cor!'x'ord and Frank It u ata; a aide Cuiiibrrluud I p -acb.opp D F Moore L H rt 1 well, Michaud. S J Penalee; u w cue Camberland and W» -blogtou at#; 2 pole* w aide Washington t at, opp Edward* Co’a boarding house; 2 P* able W a-In nr’on at, opp Mr Arana, ly« aide Wa.er •taw cor bul’dlng occupied bp Tibbetts A Darla; e able W ater -I, pp Godin's livery stable; e aide v* M’er at, fr,,i»t of va at 124 feet apart; 1 pr w aide H-aUral at. opp N. No'ea’ house: N Noyes' load; LG. Crocker’*: a w oar Cedar aad Hospital ata; w aide Hospital at. opp Toby's hou-e; opp McDonald boa e; a w eor Eastern ave and Hoapltal at: nrr llo-pital at and Togas road; 10 polea e aide Hos pital at. a of Teona road. lAo't apart; 1 p each e aide Hoapltal t, opp a w cor Lombard’s farm; e aide Hospital *t, w of Geo Chareh'* land; epp Sampson’s Held; A Cbareh’s house: GeoCbarch’a hoaae; n w eor Meapiral fte'd, 4 polea e aide Hoa I ital at, a 140 ft apart; 1 p a w erar Hoapltal at aad Hoapltal ave; aw eor Cedar aad Middle ata; a aid dar at, opp mV; aide Cedar at, 1 p each opp Fnlsom'a land; a nor Arsenal at aad Eastern ave; ao 'A; Barker’* hoaae; Barker’s land; e side Arsenal si, epp Bra Marea’s hoaae: opp Barker's hoaae; w aide Arsenal at, imp Cedar at; e alia a r—aai a*, app S a Brooks' mad; opp Ckas Star g>#’ bon e; 2 poles opp St Catherine's Mall; a e cor Arsenal aad e Cheat aat ate; e aide Arsenal at, opp Murphy'a hoaae; a e eor Armani aad Hpraee ate; e aide, I pole-achopp i ambert'a boam; Bow man at; Mr* Fogler’a h-aae; Mias A *iUtam*’ 1-ad; e side Bowman at; a w eor seademy bntld lag; a w cor Middle aad e Che.tnnf *fa: 4 poles a i hie e ClH-atnnt at, opp at Catharine’* Hail load, about I S ft apart. KKNXf.nM’ Light b HkatCo By W. M. Williams, Sapt. ClTT or At'Ot' TA,) Mayor's urrui J Oct 29, 199b. J rpon the fOf-going pet tioa. It la ordered that rot Ice b given to al persona interested by pub Itehiag a enpv thereof and of this notice ia the I>aii.y K> maw Jovrxal, aad that a hearing be given thereon at the Aid-man'. Booms la he CHy of Aagaat .on Taeaday. *o» 18, 1899, at 7 M o'clock, P. M. It la adjudged that ao personal a dice be given, (Signed) Ha.nfKL w. Lax a. Mayor. A true eapv af not tea aad order thereon. Attest FuAXU NHTHitD, CHy Clerk. ocWldlt OilwdctbunllisniiE ut(«ur OnV# wiu tank foil mow a PLrtSjRl (P Honesty WXrmToTrr |^|k:r*!r/V?5v' octtMtf Pianos Tuned Mm nnt-Clua Mw|m bf Horace R True. U rtn M il BU ft liun Brie Sbn «a raerivi pupt ttwri. ■Hribrierf Work «Mrut«4. Oat of loom order* My bo sent to ae at 59 Green St., AUGUSTA, and will be promptly attended to. I am alae prepared lo (ire leaerne apaa •he piaao, riolin. banjo or gaitw. Harr bad a number of paarr of experience In leecb inp band, and orcbeatrac. Tbe'beat of reference firm. Tboee doeiring to lake leeaona of nr map coaeall me at mp bona, or at Boaa 4 Hamleo'a atom where I aball be a portion of near'p ererp dap. oatminwaw m m swim mtetUKt tmurm. ■AMOUR'S THHAM wruitunnjnjnaiT ia stair lo on nan aae aria re tor HAND AND MACHINS USB. SbaTi Gut Si Sn. A NEW STOCK -OF* LADIES’ FURS 1 «*»n shoulowJ^ I _vvrn*— 1 MUFFSj;0_Mil£t Lg^jiwSElfiSSE I t VI. I MAINE UllCUSTA, J-. I bTJI*B& I f« vTjIv nufi®t i am urn vi«: i tninort*4 1 HYA0IHTB8’ 1 i •j p|HHS i S ---r^:- i i »»pp _It* BOW I I Open lor Burineoo, ^S5ftg^gg&.tf55a tgagy«yJ?ggS»M sssa i

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A»nl Tlrtllitr*. Paata IWa CMIa taalpkl, TW mm ara non pattarlap .lava A Mrpboaa vaa pat Into Major Uaat Moat rrnj aaa la tkia city woka m Wadaaadaj aipht ta aojay ika nabii at Haa tkaadaa Md Baton la tka palbnp rafc •fetch aceaaapaniad it. W. A. Fanratl foand in a plf pan at liairad la war two trot laaaw. la ordar to aooaam dair th) many pat. MM of tka Uaa aka nlah to a Ik ad tka Mackaalca’ Fait, at Baat tn. tka Kaanatm Co. all! aoadaaa thatr low r«taa for naan alaa tickota darlnp tka rruaindpr at tka aaaaan __ Dr Gao B. Briakatl. Madiual Dinttar Drpartairnt of Malaa G. A. H all la llrar a laomra batata Bath Wllliaaa Nat neat Monday araniap. All Grand A ray naan ia tka city ara aaadlally iaaitad a ta prraant. Taaadar ir.nl> lha Oral Lodpa iBerra rf O II. W alilaUi Hlpnlai d Lidpa L.ilpaa from adjaia. lap Iowm baa# horn I’.llad to ba p--III oa that arai iar «o-l moat lha Grand Ladpa aMotra. A ba' pari will ba aatrad it Ba oniaa Hall. Biv. Mr IUn of be Methodist chart* Is to giro ries of iliustreted sermons is the Mo'bodtel hure-h, Maltha*It evrniage daring ibe Belt three uioiUh The m- j mone are to ho Must a*ed by pulpit point iats from B. M. Long'-. t'hdudelphi*. The firrt of the series a ill be U. Itvsiri next Sundsy evenlr g._ Parties concerned are discussing 'he pos sibility of having “Jededish J Jiulk'ns.i. P.’* presented in this city by the HalluvsN Dramatic Club. The success wilt which the play was received Mouth tiardiaev the other evening »p aka well f >r the dak, and it is hoped that they may fl id it prutl able to p’uy in August* The present month haa been »«ry fare*, able for'be lumbering operation* »hi*h have Iteen started S’d the woodsmen have I ill roved tbe tin* to do consider* hV yaH- j it g Th- around has Iteen hard as the weather has been cold bat not (no asck so to prevent the work from bung car ried on to good advantage. 8«perH»t-npent Day of the K’eetrie H K took a at w closed car No. 4 down om the rails on Grove sir et as far as fl>y A I’arsoi s machioe shop and return Krery thing worked splendidly Tbe new carls a b auty being more highly nrrsmeetrd than n» y of the proceeding ones Fits c»o*ed cars will he run when all is c plete I. the fifth ore arriving vetterday. Good cooking appl-s are qu te scares Is tbe local market# and are likely to be smts so a f w months benco. This is asms* thing vnasoal and tbs consumers are net si all pleased with the prospect of paying W cent# a peck for apples before the vlikr Is oat Farmers in this secti m who raised any apples this year may exp ret to gel a fancy price for th m before nett spriif. People will have to aee dried apples fir cooking purposes__ Had WsdnctiUy evening been fair qsHs a number from this city would have availed themselves of the special train sccomaeda* lions to 8onth Gardiner to attend tbe Grand Army Fair at that place. As it was firs sf six went dowa among them bei-g Messrs. Levi Williams a- d Horace Turner both sf whom had parts in the plsy JedrdisbJ Judkins, J. P Mr. Williams taking Iks pan of the “Englishman." They reports “rightroyal g wl time."_ j The people of Por.laod and awry fro* different parts of the State will b» afiorded an opportunity on the afternoon and eve ning of Saturday Nov. 29th to lioten to two grand ft otival concerto by llerr Edouard Htrauos ami h’s Imperial Court OrcheO* •f Vienna, comprisir g fiftv mu-icisas The prioea for reserved e a s 'n th erenisg will he $1 AO a- d fil 25. The M dne Csa Irel grants half fare to all boldu g 8tr«ms i ticket#. For farther particulars see adver tisement in ne ther column. j The wonderful Nelson and bis oweer went through on the 10.10 A. M Mils Thursday forenoon en route from Waler vllle to Chicago where the stallion is le to one of tbe chief attract! as of tbe gwM horse-breeders' meeti-g la that city. Tks at .llloa was rlrfiwg In title having a vtole c«r to bims If and receiving bat few tors ss ihe trala stopped at various tie ttoas si *rg >he road. Tho horse daring Ms trip to Cbtosg i« ia tbe care of the Amto* lean Express Company. Several including• Joi uwjl reporter got aboard at this stebsa aad had a few minutes to look at tbe fam** piece of horse fl sh that hue so esci’ed •ooder arid admiration of the whole eeoa try. The etallloa woe looking la the toe* of e< nditkoa and gave ao appearance of long Journeys aad s vere tests of speed 10 which he he# renea'D been sohj *«t d Mr. F. B. Howard is sJ'Hg the of how todo o saeoeeefal business moving West. From factory to bis place Mu power bring engine, aad flood ap for coring beam and t-yiag cat lard pash from ■b'a tie akjr taa-ik of f*ta fro* Iwlwi la Ikla c.l?. Halloa.II. Tk.ro I. a daaaaf o.la aad M' aala ia aaljr la ifca

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taxi rrad ban frai Mn, L B. BrMf xlwiMify is UxmN, MW, hoatk iMa. rat; intereiliaf »™d W* W>a*a*d of OaMlMtiMfl cUKit WUOtkMI. very eimkly of Me Med in the ateeltMy the grand work they bnd dene in of Aston, Portland and Bat bony yoM» needed In tide work, Ml plenty of leienvo for B to who so ty their the f-eat reenlte the flacretary’a report differed. It that there veto mkm j •ace that had not reported to tfw tret rarer, j In tome placet where the fnctttttoe for n»««u«g weie oot goad the htilsrn that at first too much often ttoraa waa tffiayht b> d d'scooragement toned- The Ma'ne lifBi i b. she raid, was la ha sspentolly con gratulated on (he noble work being doM by the miialoeartee whom the Branch rap port* and eited the r-teae of work and tha lorilities where each I* engaged. Mrs. Washburn of CoMtaalteepto waa the next speaker sad her ramarka were rsceedingly iateraaiing. ranch that eh# raid being in way of de« Iptlon of changes bring brought about In Turkey through a.isa unary if flounces. Mia Wnehhnra •aid she partly be ooge l to Maiaa, her father being a Maine esi sod her raather a Vermont tody, she h •raelf having bora bora in Turkey. Her father waa oaa of tb« first missionaries to eater the Turkish field. Mission work she raid was araphatt cally a work of faith sod patience. Thto work in Turkey for the past siz'y years hsd made wonlerful changes in the Turkish methods of living Contact with Kuropean civillxstlon bad doM much but the mission influence had been the leaven and had dooe a grant deni to counter set ths pernicious infloei css that bad been brought in along with tha European customs. Not least among tho beMfieoni i-hanges this missionary influence had wrought were the changed methods in the Turkish treatment of women. There had been s marked revolutim of sentimeat among the Turks in regard to the mission aries Where at Aral they bad been sus jiciuus and took every ms a ns to persecute the Christians they now would regard their r-moval from that country as a great misfortune The Turks them self real i z tf- nt for Zo Zo waa at Ibf Cony llooae yetterday. County Commit* lunar Wentworth woe in the city yeaterdoy on bulneaa Mr*. I. N Goodwin i* IU on) confined to her rooms m the Anguata Hour*. Mr.. A. J. Pott of Chin* it Mopping for o few day* at M*j. P. M. Foglor'a. Ilirom Bliaa, Jr.. K*n. of Washington, •oa in tha city yoalordoy oo low bwaiaoa*. The coodition of Mr. J. W. Troah. who haa hern ill for a abort time, remain, about tha aamr. Mr Georg* Greeley of Boogor. who ho* hern in the city for o few days, retwrood to Bangor yeMerdar aftrrooo*. Department Commander Andereon ririt ai Belfaat j eater.lay to attend o comp tire gireo by the G A. K PoM of that c ty loot evening 8. N. Taylor an 1 wife of lufnr.ti. W. Korlr Of Litchfield. E. P. Co«o of 8how hegan ami Wlllialoo Oriaorll, proprietor of the Searaport llooar. wore at Hat -I North yeaterdoy. _ It waa learned yeaterdoy that the cow durtor who fell from th* freight train We.lom.lay afternoon waa E. C. lame Be. While paaatog from caw oar m aaother loaded with barb a hoard broke letting him down hotwooa th* oat* ia amok a moo am that nirarulonaiy hr did not go hraoalh fee whrrlt and tha foeow af hit tall apoa tha bridge waa broken. Nothing hat tha Large Umber which at that part of tha bridge taa* along the aid* prereatad Iaaaalie bam falling into th* lirtr. It waa a meat nar row wacapw bam a hearthIw death. The funeral af L. L- Maamrrnaa will ha held ia Iewiaton whwr* tha pamalaa will hr lahra today. Prayer, will hr afarwd at tha howto kb mooalag al afea o’clock by low. Walter Qwywar. Mr. m.— aaa waa a awUai af Wrid when hie father aaw Urea. Hit fetter Baaj W.--waa aaUfiod yaaterday__ I_ Cacu WiCaan. TW In kiMUmklMiTWi M *1 Ml anan kf Be Lack Tm iCMi af tka past la a readmeJhn«rlu W g--—“j appmukkd o* play JuawTTkn*tUald "mad? ea* cbildnadannaneadtha ahww. Enwl b MMkikakBkiM. are Me Bad aka Warily Milt 11. Mara la way to sanwe# dm aanaal fmr af dage that tain la tka amar paatiaa ad naakud. TW ■"P»" «ka dan read Can at ay kaea arearad tka prtaea af Uaela Tun a Be rataraa miassrel. Owerge I. On, aka, II till W renenWrad. naie a tovofEarapt aka Jarraa 4 Palmas's CaBa Tan Gnpeae ma yeara ago. •ad eaaaaad a tapalar Inara. Tka ana MiBiat kn aiaa sagagod IW praniar Tayay. Min Praaki* Csrpeatrr. a taicatad aad nrnnfal aaabrana. 4 rary cksrm lap littia aetr.M, Mahal Carpenter, all P*»? Pa« a* Bwa, aad i« (a slog a leeely eaap arttra aayeBaiiy far hrr, -4 Oman af tka Angola.’ Tka ran af ih* COM par,y an all irk Ml, aad tta paapla ef da* Eaplaad aill hat* aa appamattr of neiop aa onplaB tntt af tka non pop alar drama rear wrloaa, aad pnwornl by a company af ladiaa aad goaUamaa of aanbllobotl repatOion aa tba map*. Georg* Loaoll Tracey, o a*Uaad faeorably known masteUa. ia aagagad la wtitla* new masse *n tba aanpaay. Ataaadrahaif doaaorery baaadfal aaapa aad ebaranr bare Wao pstaiad, aaa af amen. "Cattaa Blsenns,' a Mrtkiat aaap aad daac*. will Woo me npo abaa board. Tbs lankls-niB male ia all bripbl are aad eaMdp. Tba Boareair Mala Qaaram* la aaa af lb* faalaan af tba aapaaiiaiioa, aad tWir aiapiap la far aboee «ba aearaga. All Itaair medleys, aotaa and cbnaera. are saw. bripbl aad planting. Aa Clagan aoaerair aill ba prnaafad to all aba a'taad Mm ptrfimaam. bank art on nlc u C. C. Hint's. Zoio. the Manic Quits. This noted oprctacnlsr opart la bo >ktd for Granite Hall, Nor. Sib. Tba Detroit Proa Press spooks of the entertainment p ess bp this oonpaap os follows: A clou, bright, Mtnctiroontoruinnonti rorp amosinp and intetosling. Cottuasaa and poropbantolio are remarkably goad, •kilo the actuary, bp H. E. Hoyt, for ex cels snythmt seen here bofora and is not ootdooe anywhere: IsotMMfi Poet-oMo# rot— To Hu 4lo Two— Matt. The amount of aecoDd-elasa mail matter •rat from the Augusta port-office is iocreaa lug owing to the Increased publication* by Memrs. K. C. Allen. Vickery A Hill and G—it A Horae. Their mail matter requires much more work to properly aeeort it now thnn it for merly did. Until very recently Messrs. Vickery A IIUI and Gannett A Merss sent their mall matter In large packages That is, if th-y had one hundred subscri bers in Cincinnati they sent it in one bun dle, nr «r nearly all their mail I* sent in •ingle seals thus necetsi sti g much more work at the August* office. During tbe mouth of Nspumbtr this of fice sei.t out 6HIW sack* of ltd# mail mat ter, and during Oot^b r up to the fftth of the month they sen-, out T093 *acks. Tbe total weight of tlii« ma'U-r war th policy to wh'ch I »efer. Augu ta, Maine. Oct. 30, 1890 J H. Hmr The I -diet of the Augusta Auxiliary to iba Woman-* Foreign Mi-rotary So-i-ty of the Methodic! chorch hsd a eery ert -T tolning and iattructiee programme at their meeting et t' e nartonage yet'er lay after noon. The paper by Mre. C H. Naeon gave the ladiee pretent to much pleas ore that the was aaked to repeat the reading at a more public mee ing to he arranged at an early date. The following ol# ere were elected Preeident. Mrs I. O. Ross; Vice Preeident, Mr-. H. K Lbby; Recording Secretary, Mite Helen Alkint; Corresp ini ing Secretary, Mre. 8. J- M Williams; Treaaarer. Mrs. F. H- Beale; Managers. Mre. C H Baton. Mre. Jamei B. Fuller, Mine A. C- Beale; Collector*. Mim Kill* beth H Harris. Mira Helen Conuingbam. Mite Lillian HIU, Mlee Retell* Rameell. Thie afternoon at t.30 o'clock in the Fires Baptist reetry mill he girrn the last Bible Reading by Brangeliet Martin on ■•The Work of the Holy Spirit." Thee* afternoon meeting! hart constantly grown ia attendance aad intsrest, and this beiag the laet, a special inritation it exten led to all la be preeent. taiitna Gayer The pleasant tier or, gentle action and toolkit* steels of Symp of Fig*, when in send af a laxatte* and if the father or mother be oeetire *r bilious the most grati fying rwaultt fallow its nee. so that it It the beet family remedy known aad terry fam ily lit!** hare a bottle, octflddwlmo Boot. Camdsa-Oet. 14. W. Hssrard Gardiner af Cam **'ul[^ir+j'HoU aad BeUe lt. I BmMaa*; tles. ll. Is J. Aa

Act Well m a, Km. muring tu natural powm. aad •Mag tt la throwing og MalartaJ poMoaa." -C. r. Alxoa, tjnfflaan. Tuan •■Wheuewr I a. troubled with eoaatlpa «M>. «*t front load of ■Hum. A for', nm rot we right ogoio."— AJ Uar, Jr.. .Agmo-.^.h*. the uae of Ayer's nils u a remedy for bU toumiees. constipation, kick fevers, and •oU*. They served me better thaa anything I had previously tried, and I have used them In attacks of that sort ever itasi H. W Hersh, Judaooia, Ark. Ayer’s Pills, raarsaan sr ■Lit 1YU A CO, LMd, Mat SoM If oil OraggMo ood IHolm to MedMoa the imnn type turn IB Brawn B H1UIBD. •peed, Perftrt AM|mssI, PeMaras Kan. prsaaisa, Bsssty, Mreaftk, Cksa«s akle Type, DwraMllty. Ike Hamaosd Is the latest Invention la type writing, aad Is aasarpessed far beaaty aad nni fonaity of work. We allow all parties thirty day's trial of eaob maehlae before parchaslag. It can be seea oa exhibition la Aagaeta, at tke Mato House; la Uardtarr.at the reeldeaot of Bev. ft. W. Jeakiat; la Hallo well, at tke oMee of tke ■alloweU Granite Co. Ihrjmft.ets firing fall lafonwattom, and speet ~E. C. 8TETEN8, AGENT. •TATE HOUSE, 4UGUHTA. MAINFj. febMeod 1 IS. SUES are the b«*«t In the wo ld. We to call your attention that we have added to our took of Fancy flood* a large and complete line of th«»e celebrated g odn, Much a* Faaabroidery Mllka, Walk Wllha. Hn»»f Mllka. Mwlitlwg ftllfc, I'raekat Nllk, FI—H, Ete. H.&M.Gallert, C«»p. Water *V Hrldtfe Nta., AUGUSTA. MAINE. octaideodi .i c-a STUDIO 166 WftOr Stmt, Auguiu, Me. lUiADyUAUTKIW FINE PORTRAITS AND PHOTOGRAPHS Photographic work la all it* branched ttaiabed ia a flrat-claaa mnaner. Cikoiti C.00 ud S.OC t Sw. Portrait* la Crayon, Ink and Water Color Antahed by one of the laeat artlrU ia the ooaa 1 Beat facllitle* for making Ane interior* aad oat •Id* view*. aag2eodtf tUBIX SCAB. Mitt H. A. NOYES hrdmrMni ahM *Bfc tor Batfrftorila, mB rffWVN to r:- •to* andBav. I|L oxamd MA-runer, HOB OTS CAM COMPANY. IUK» 9t OBOBOErm OOBS, UNCLE TOM. A Cmmpmmn idwt. Me th* LmHi hi. Laagl tac Fin; Tin In at Ifca Caakal bU ai*.*aa n* mt nm ai aha Itafh. Bag—t HMTistn give*—ray at every ftrMra a—a allB eaat g—U at any Mate ala—. pmpupi «m puchi AMuauoa, Cim. Kiauviu Hiun, SaalMUm ■inm ram: Chosmi, Ift Can. ▲ocLva, cum. «rTkk*U aate it C. C. Him .£g •atttlv GRANITE HALL, AUGUSTA. THUSSDiT, R0T.61890. SECOND ANNUAL BALL BY THE MEM EBBS Of THE AUGUSTA POLICE. CaulUat arvamfrmeals*— H. T. Mora*, J. A Me Kenney, II. MTS-ea, IP. V. Wall, War rea Brace. C. r- Stone. MUSIC BT Filin’s Fill hWa, fl. 1. PULLEN, Prompter. I laar tlmlarai-t W Wjnai. H. F. Mill! kea. k. Mtoue, W. B. Leighton, Horace Cosy, T. W. Mattbewa. Concert f rom 8 to 9 ofclock. insnofl TILL BE 8tVD u mm uarnat. TICKETS, ONI DOLLAR GRAND MARCH AT 8 O'CLOCK. oot30dtd GRANITE HALL, Wednesday, Nov. 5. FOR JUST ORE JOLLY NIGHT. 1 he Most (iorgross Spectacular Production of Modern Times. The Magle ljueent Presented bv acnpnble company with Entire New Scenery by lltury iioyt of Nfw York. The Bt uutifnl Actress, Mias Ella Benda, As glJKEN 7AX7.it. sarrounded by a Bevy of Young and Pretty (iirls, who slag charmingly and dance bewitcbingly. The Peer sf Them All, O. E. EMWAHUM The fanniest Irish Comedian on the American stage. 1>e most charming of all singing and dancing Soabrettes, MIBM FRANKIE MERRICK Who baa never failed to sing and dance herself Into the hearts ef the aedienoe. Every one should «ee the New 70-7.0 la all Its Bleador, as this Is its farewell tour o' the New igland States. 9nu on Sola ot 0. 0. Hnnt’o. Prteea, 7/S, /SO, Jt .1JS Cta. ocMIdai CITY HALL, PORTLAND, NOVEMBER 29. STRAUSS. Matins* and Svanlng. A Two firmed Feat it ml Coicerta by HERR EDOUARD STRAUSS •Mi the HttSRM laaarrtel feart EnllM Ira mi TleoRa. Fifty Nmtlclami. pmr m-Fveatef. Reserved, $1.26 mmd $140 Admiaalon $140 Mmtiaee. Keaerv.d, 70eta. mad $1.00. Adiuiaalon SOcte. Htl.F FARR to all holding Rtrnaae tieketa on M. C. R. R. Tteketa on sale (or aiailod) ml Irm C. Stockbr dge’a Muaic Store, MO Oogreat street. Pit|itwaw Boak—lllmat rated Prog-maiiae and Cirea'ara, gfriag mil pmrttcalmra, seat to may nddrese.oct.Udlw Fnist Sw Isiutria! If yen want tko Bend Utadt af Sausage, Domestic Lard, Hams or Hogshead Cheese, Call f»r IIM *f my Mka. RMUa, tail Hm Bm aen> Iwtgk FRESH and 8 ALT MEATS. no ire's Patent POBTiBLE COTTAGE OR 8P0BT8MA1T8 CAMP HOUSE. Dim—atom* 7 12 ft. x 12 ft.; height to mi. 1-2 ft.; height to top of roof, ft,; weight, MO It eooeiete ot a light woodeo frame covered with 12 inch toagaed aad grooved ptne. It ii ha lit la aeeUoaa, hinged together; when taken down the eectioae abet ap like a book. It will aecomodate fonr peraou*. It oaa be put up or takaa down in twenty miaatea. It lathe Lightest, Oheepeat aid Moat Compact Portable Home Made. We warrant thia houae to give nail* faction. for grimaadother particular* addreaa the niauafac 0. P. HOWE CO., AUGUSTA, MAINE. aepttdeodlm FOURTH SERIES. NONE THAT CAM COMPARE —With the—’ 60LD CL ABIDE COOKIES BARSE WORM EQUALLY WELL WITH COAL OK Mia. WOOD. Made la mrjr atjrU fro® a alagla plat® Maape to oae with all ■•dsra >IUebn«ali aadar oar parawaal laepaetloa.by skill As! asaekaalea fro® the klpkaot Rrada ataia rials. Bold by leading Store Dealer*. Iasl«t ap oa harlBf the best. Do sot make a purchase with oat bb examination of this Celebrated Raagt. If aot sold la yoar etetalty, sead to as for fall 1b formation. -MANUFACTURED BY— WOOD, BISHOP ft My BANGOR, MAINE. hr lik ly 0. film, iipsti, k. THE “COLCHESTER" RUBBER COi Mto aBIMr Aoao wit* taafcte of heel Nm4 wHk nMrr.|TMutt»tnaw Mm aai >wnMi Mm “aPHMIVf* COUWTIW8.’ At KKTAfL BY Eraitu H—fcall. IMLBmr. a«|Mdtoy Who Doesn’t UEK TO 8H AK Artistic and Well Printed Poster, Circular, Bill Head, Letter Head, or Business Card! -c- i™| hj in DM It ever occur to you that a Ana's methods of business were Judged some srhat from the style and gotmp of their printed headings, cards, etc. f UP YOU W JLJLiXj bring your |ob to us. we will gies you a Job that will suit you and at a reasonable price. BURLEIGH FLYNT, KENNEBEC JOURNAL OFFICE, AIUJI7HTA, MAINE. EMERSQI PIAIO COMPAIT, M Mala Mtrrrt, Haairar, Malar. lalvMAwly CAUTION has blaaaacaM artea MaanA ball mb. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE Wlmm E• Mj» HERSE Y, jiffGnt, IBM WATKM ITItffIT. MwMdaodla p If YOUR LOCAL DEAIXR DOES lloT HAV/E THEN) SEND fOR OUR flUUSTRATCO PAMPHLET FREE It) AllY ROORESS pERsMARRENG nPEOKMAaaBMtBWWMOrSSI FOR SALE S' J. H. COCAN A CO., 171 Water Street PUBLIC WARNING I -Stodge 9me(or]|. A CGOTTA LODGE HO. Ml, P. A A. M Stated ffitarsam. ss?- ^AU Muom stopping Is the eMy are cordially la O C. B. Da vine, W. _0. A-TViaxtBar*y. VI Jem LEI EM LODGE HO. P. A A. M D Anneal Communication, Monday evealag. Nov E at 7 JB oHdoafe. AU MawMM wyaralag ta the ally are Medially K.H. Jossa, W.M. _ J. E. Hurcharu, Sea*? 2DBMNOC BOYAL ARCH CHAPTER, HO.M •pedal Oaavoeatloa. Thareday *v*atag,No«. i. Installation of olhoer* lavltatloa eateaded to members of Bethlehem and Anguata Lodges. R. C. DUDLEY, H. P. E. MrMlIEDIE, Heo'y 'pBlNITY OOMMAHDBBY, NO. 7. B. T. 1 MUted Coaolave, Friday, Oct. XI, at 7.3i» o'clock, P. M. A large attendance li desired. Important b«alarm. CMaa. R. Tildes, B. C. J. B. Bur>;wiri>, Ben. fTALAHTHB LODGE, HO. R. R. OP P. vv Regular conventlou every Wednesday even "work In the 3d rank Oct. TV. All Pythlaaa stopping In the city are cordially Invited to nttend. W.S. Mauniia, 0.0. B. H. Gannnaa R. of B. nad B. 4 VUSMNOC COUNCIL UNITED FRIEND*, v.; HO- tat. Regular meeting every Tneada -vealag at 7Ji o'clock at EatonHall. Dm. R.J. Manns, C.C. Joss QotiaHl.tR, Recorder A BYLUM LODGE, MU.7C, 0.0. P. Odd A Bellow's Hail, *UU Ht.. onp. Court House. Meetings Fri lay evealag at a o'clock. All Odd Pellowa atoppUg temporarily la the dty are cordially Invited to the meeting*. L. W. Manus. N G. H. L flNIRniRRR, Heo'y. £$HTU WILLIAMS POST. HO. IE U. A. P. o Regnlar meeting* every Monday eveaiug, 7.P) o'clock, at G. A. R. Hall, No ICO Water St •net. Wm. MoDavid, Commander P. M. foams, AdJ't V/fOKRI l.l. COMMANDKRY. NO. ***,l(MLU ATI Regular meetings la Golden Uross Hall, on the eeooau and fourth Tuesday evealag* la each ■oath, at SJP o'olook, P. M. P. T. Pannav. N. c. A S. HARoa, fc. R lull LAND LODGE NO. XI, A. O. U W. II Begaiar awetlag every Tuesday evealag, •t TJOo'akMk at II. A R. Hall, Water street. Work laJ.aadM.W. Degrees, October 2H. K. Y. Baw onr, M. W. J. N. Kaaaisa, Reoorder. CAPITAL GRANGE, HO. MB, P. OP H„ la L; O.A. B. Hall. Meeting* every Wednesday svenly, at 7JB o'olook. All Patrons cordially A. D Buaaaix, Worthy Maetef. C. P. Pliwike caret ary. flURHHOC TRIBE, HO. IB. I. O. B. M. Roga Tar Council. Fire kludled at Wigwam every fhur*4a> evealag, at 7JO o'clock. Work la the Warrtoo Degree, Oct. t». 0. A. Il'iix, Sachem. I O H. CmntisasA* Chief of Records. RANCH IJOB, ORDER IRON HALL,Golden Crocs Hall, meetings are held Xd and «th day of every month, at B.00 o'clock P. M. Chan. A. Prior, C J. H. I.. HH» HHl'KRRj Act I B oltoodkirla Give Youh Pooh Feet a Chance:

SHOO. ^CNTLIMCN 9 44.00 (1.00 w GEO. F. HAWES, AGENT. “HAMLIN.” Tito at* haad bm4 et«v. faeMrataUr w# *mM Mil atteatiua to tlM «i|rfatoa of IIm. W nlfeal fiaaUla. ULtilM B—M.A,****. OaarMr I ban InM Uw Ipn of roar maafMUN vbkb too yraraN m, m| lag tMM as castUr* utM* ■—-g“—- -n-lrr tor Mro Utoa ifty yMr*. I osgfat tobao*»|oag Ipr.ailiofMlywn. Tosrot'sly, >An»4L Hamui. John Miller Co. KAJHJTACTUHBUi BOSTON, MASS. •SSnS^^S- l*l>**,*, -UAWLU,- k, M.J. IM

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H. R. WOODWARD. 0 1m4 eaaaUae the Imihi IWekK Hollow Silver Ware I f ter* M«T new MS pretty SeetfM eWti are eery atneti**, la Berry Dishee, Ice Pitchers A Urns, Bon Bon Traye,; Soap Hoxem, LtmoiuuU Set*} ask the mmmj CMHintVKVI. asOHHjMt KTHTS! Tallapoosa, h (1200 FEET ABOVE SEA LEVEL). Promoted by the Georda-Alabama Investment I Development Co. OEH. BENJ. F. BOTLER, President. HON. JAMES W. HYATT, Treasurer. In tli* mountain* of Northmret Grorgta, with Wntrr w«*rke. rlretrta light*, fr** aehool*. chare hr*, 11 inaoufarturlng aetob»l*hawot« In i operation, frrr stow wnt*r, mlnrrni «priag*. magnificent parka, W*> population fthrra it— DR. a. jolt, v. a., O.H.H mi A, g.ilwd ..Mil WIlMiHUid r.l..Td.|, mm* H, «|A» ■—Mil V«.HHnr Arital ■»mi*. .n.. r u. o^NkMraTNV«»*F a. HH^lytlAAr r*. T. FROST, M. D„ o>.Hitnia,mna

CARDIN ID LOCAL* tfflf llMV e tt gDWtwAM'B*. M>»l«y r*neriN H 'UtniLA m a. w«. >»bh~m &r** i(«i Mf.Jmt.Bi~* pf»*cfc«*«l tb* 91•« D«pu#i coarcb H*» Mr ITrad b»k«r t* eimur .erroml/ ill at tu* bam* v« Syr lb »nty .i*«.i at lit* hro« WiJMvUy. Mr*. Waller Itebinacii who ha* Men illr*g fiWad* in M**a*'-b«*eu» for the J>*«t few week* rrtarr.gd bom* y**l«rtlay OH of tbw hrarint tl Uttd*r mower* of lit* **'aaoa rifitrd tb;* *’i£jr Tbwr**fay mori.iug Mt***n lb* hour* of ibrr* an.l fowr. _ _ A cUm »n sw g r>g oy he ionic soi-ra ■jaunt has Utah organised at the Taw u Ha 1 in Karm ug'iai* by prof llury K Strickland (’apt. Phmoey, U»e cap am of one of th* veaaai* loading lee above tbe br.dge, bxokc both bonae of the left forearm Tuesday by a fail into tbe bold of hie vessel. Miva Carrie I long Ism leaves f it Wa»h irgton. 1). C this morning She will have marge of an advai d lass in ibe Capital 1 city and bar ‘Loses at Hallowell wld be taught by Miss Blanche Harrlogtoo. Hup notendetit Moore of the Goidiner 1 Water Company has placid sixty new sef r.r#s (hia year. 'I his ii lodes the big I itandpipe from which the Maine Central engines receive water. The number will 1 he coori lerably increased before tbe ground 1 Freeses. It haa been a good year. Fred Hunter, a young man employed at the Aroostook mill of the Hollingsworth A Whitney Paper Company caught bis left liand in the calendar rolls ot one of the paper ma* hi.ies yesterday and tore the flesh From three of the fingers He was taken to Dr. Htrout s olfic**, where the wound was tressed. A spin to the paper mills of the H. D Warren Co., which are now bring exien lively remodeled and repaired shows the work to be rapidly approaching a stage where the remainder can be carried on un ler cover. Ten days mote of pleasant weather will dose in the ou side work on the larger pari of It. Dr. Caleb Whitman is on a short trip to Boston. The Dr. has been accustomed to Lake a yearly tri,. to the Hub but the one lie is now enjoying is the flr»t for three years. The Dr enjoys the honor of being one of the oldest Boston boys t o« tiv ng us it was the place in which he was born and spent the boyhood years of his lif.* Considerable ext i cment was created near tbe Evans House yesterday afternoon by the fffotts of an insane man to make his es cape from the attendant who was endeavor ing to take him back to the hoopla) at Au gusta, from which he had escaped. It was found necessary to summon assistance from the local police the man became so violent, and he waa ironed and bound to the seat. During his seurch for some of ihc silver ware stolen from Wm. King's residence. Marshal Norton found a silver goblet gold lined and of peculiar design which is now on exhibition at police quarters. It wm for merly engraved but the engraving had been ro mutilated as to be completely blotted out. It Is thoug t to have been part of the booty stolen at some other place to this vicinity where robbery had been committed. I’he banquet and reunion held by the Continental II. A L. Association last even ing was a very successful one and was largely attended. The post prandial exer cises were unusually excellent and interest ing. It is believed that this reunion will greatly strengtben the a ssociation and in crease the interest in it. It is prop’sed to have these gatherings held annually, and if last evening's reuni on it any criterion, the ‘Hooks" will eagerly await the next. A I most before the train had atopped at the station yesterday for. noon it wae known that Nelson with his famous ftallion was on board and a grand rush for the bag gage car was made Fortunately for Nel son. but unfortunate*)' for those anxious to see the horse, the ta’s pu led too far out on the tftstle for any number to see Lim. A few elumbvred up, however, and gated into the comfortable qua tere where the king of trotters was receiving atten ion at the hands of his trainers_ This evening at the Opara house. Mias Jesake Couthoui, the recitalionisl. The Ap> peton Ladies' Quartette of Boston, and Johnson the tenor of tbe Kuggles street Quartette, will combine in giving one of tbe finest cot certs ever given in Gardiner. Tbe proceeds will te given to the grsdu ateing class of the high school to assist them in defraying the expense of gradua tion. It is u most worthy object a id tbe concert should be well attended Remem ber the more generous the patronage the better the graduating ex ere s-s. HALLOWELL LOCALS. O. B. CUson. E*q., of Gardir.er, was in town yesterday. F. K. Hurd an i wife retimed h >me on the yesterday afternoon train. S. F. Davenport is repiping the resid* n of John Lord, upon Mulrie street Mr*. Elsie Sullen arrrived home up* n yesterday's train from a trip to Boston. An electric car arrived upon yesterday's freight u-d taken at o?cs »o *he cotrpany’s statist. Mrs. C. D. Doe went to Boston yester day where ahe will! remain for three or fear weeks. la taking car No S la the s aMee yester day afternoon it cclfkhd with an Aic lamp at the Junction of Winthrep and Second streets, breaking a wire and smashing the lamp so as te reader it use lees for last ev ening's work. As State detective True was on his way up street this morning, Lis eye fell upon a young fallew ia the vicinity of the sMtiou at Millikan's crossing. Approaching him Mr. Trot feat d him t be oae Chav. B oon waatad by fibe Watervilla odceri a ad aise hy Marshal Maddox sad Detective True far forgeries upon Pvovy Bros., cloth-eve, aad alee (or mealing a watch and chain on Oat. Ash, IMS, frem Heary Dataoa. Brown haa haea vaiU for a jvar cr more. having hastt ladkied far tha above by the grand jary mare than a year ago. i -w. '..ww..——rar- E. a. fmt kw j« t«e«T*l mm i«*h» mi Tg— .a iftirt .4 Ha in* Ika b> ■a» ■•■afacwr a* ika BMtp Cmmfmf aid aut fca H 'H» »f akaaai k»l*«4»■ Tka aMkiwi«'(HW> U*» aa. •Hina, k; 'h» ft»->a r V i» nM kacota, aa al-ak4 k> kl|l CT ad aid mam mmfj iHWifll ia ill Hi pat. kj ro i 8»lliadMriarlMlittMid|Hr c«t* skoal U>. -bo mm Umpuj if pear* d #n«r t. f. *.>wwnday of m W eek wiil «|«i mm oj »te# boaw at t»» aur#nt for which they hope Ut >ecere #naie of th patronage ifrtth Poat. O. A. R., oatemp.ol* huld iog a three daya’ fair #o«e two* thia toter sod have raised a commit:*# of tine to make hum neeaassry pr*lio»»ory incline soil report to the !V»t. H»».-|i a f if *aa aged in the way ibst it j r b*bi> would be, coaid hardly fad of puitug **ood aurn in to the rreosisr, at the P* at. The bricklayer# have made a good at#rc on the Cota 4 Giroux blick ami with a week or ten, day# of gocd weatbi r, the brick-work would be well tdcanced. This will probably be the laat brick building erected in thia City (he present year, but the prcapect i# good that thf the leading ladies of the city belong to the Art Club. Mrs. L. B Psine, who has been i i Dover ten weeks or thereabouts, on account of a Mrioas sender t which bef 11 her ag*d moth »r, Mrs. G. W. Sawyer, has returned to tier home on Morrill avenue in this city. Mrs. Sawyer broke her thigh, and although :he injury was a very aevious ore for so >ld a pfitm she it getting along well with strong probability of recovery, but will always be lame. Attention is directed to the advertise ment of Mr Geo. F. Davies, carriage and iign painter His shop has been greatly improved a’d he has excellent facilities for handling all kinds of boat! ess in his line. He paints a good sign, and his prices are very reasonable. Just now the people are rusbirg in their sleighs, and he will be a busy man for some time with this class of wotk His shop in the rear of Otten’a bakery. Learned A Browp have just put the Gur ney Heating system it.to the Congregation al parsonage and it was tried for the first time a day or two since. By this system hot water is used and it works to a charm, being easily managed and very economi cal in poirt cf fuel This it the first heat er of the kind ever introduced into Water will** and several parties have been waiting to see how it works in this particular in stance. Mr. Hal lock is enthusiastic about it ard thinks it will more thin meet all hia requirements. Learned A Brown have commenced to put the steam heating fixtures into the Boutelle block, corner Maine and Temple streets. Alden A Dechan, the druggists, and Drs Thayer Hill will be acc m*no dated by a boiler in the basement. The job will occupy a week or ten days. Lear ned A brown are doing lets of big jobs in the city this year, and will soon commerce to put in the fixtures at Masonic Temple which ii to be heated by staam from a big boiler in the basement. The boiler whiph is built in Massacbuaet ii expected here every day now Nelson started for Chicago yesterday forenoon on the ».2o train, being in a bag gage car. just behind the locomotive, in the car with him C. H. Nelson and several men who have the care of the horse and who will not leave him for a minute. An interested crowd of people were about the train when it was being made ap with the great trotter on board. Wednesday Mr. Nelson had hia horse upon the street, and as he jogged him about, of coarse he was the center of attraction for all ejea. lie was looking fine, io fact these a bo hare known hia all aloi g declate he never WM so handsome before at any previous time in bis life.__ Two of the students got into a difficulty at the Institute the other day which after* wards resulted in a fight in which one of the parties got "two lovely black eyes," while the other r*c -ived several cuts with a knife, which r*quired the servicea of a sutgeon to aew ap. though fortunately they did not prove to be of a dangerous char- j acter. The boy who was cat is known abont town as a polite, peso, ably disposed fellow, and from all tkat »e hear, the oae l that used the knife waa the aggress jt. Of course it is to be expected that Mexican greasers will stab and slash with a knife, but the feeling here seems 10 be that school boys who use such a weapon ought to be punished. It is dangerous business, and ia the case we have spoken of, it was simply a matter of luck and chance lh*t the bey did not get bait much worse. FAIRFIELD LOCALE. The p *ople here continue xpress their reeret at the resignation i f -*upt. Brackett of the W aterviile A Fail n Id K. K. and hope something may bappeu so that he will remain in the position that he has so satis factorily filled. The talk now among the young people is to the effect that the Tuesday night date, g parties will be continued through the sin ter. Two have been held thus far and they have proved to be very enjoyable to the ptrtio pa-1*. The music is furnished by a l c«l orchestra. _ A good number went do* n to W'aterville last night to attend the entertainment giv en by the young people of the Universattat society at City Hall. Rev. and Mrs. S. G. Davis were ia the company, and Mr. Davis announced the different features of the programme._ The Richmond Bee say* a chap who pounded Lis thumb wi h a hammer wae seen recently to threw the implement ia the di rect! so of Good Will Farm, aad hop— that it get th-re all right, aad th— the hoys may be able to use it to good advantage. Alt kinds cf tools will be acceptable there now, as th- work shop will ho fitted up as those having the mutter ia sha—s caa get a—tad la H. Deputy 80*1 iff Crawford continues os wLwmwmnVUnk ia all caaaa of debility artaing from aMM mm 1 Stftfiy FaltoaStraw. UwmJma. the track of alleged trefflckrri is 1 floor Hi. laal aeiaure aaa Bad* at the eapreae oflce, being a package of alcohol addreaacd to the rarber atgalicar t name, “Octara M>.lead." and a package of cherry ram, marked for -I*. Kerry.” The ownera are duly notified to appear before Ja^o Brain ard Noe. 14. and rbow enure why the arid liquor, ahould ru t be forfeited. ahicb they will probably not do._ OAKLAND LOCALS. W. R. Pinkham is ia Augusta, serving as juryman. Mn. Pinkham ia algo is Au gusts visiting her sioeo, Mrs. Walter Da vie. _ A car load of ee>the making machinery belonging to tbo Axe Co., was taken from tho shop here and eent to DuUf'nss, Mass., this week. _ L. D. Emerson has bad a hot wafer beat ing apparatus placed in hi* house. The work was done by Ward ACogau of Augus ta and is n very satisfactory job. Miss Jennie Hinckley, the matron of Good Will Cottage, is visiting her brother, Rev. G. W Hinckley. Mrs. Ham, wife of the manager of Good Will Farm, is taki tg Mbs Hinckley's place dnrng h*r abset ce. Mrs E W Hall, of Waterville. was in town Wednesday and adlressed the Wo man's Missionary Socle y of th s plac and were greatly eujojed by the ladles present. Tbo Lot Work The largest audierce which has yet gsthired at ilie afternoon Bible Readings, n»ei yerterday and listened »o esrnest Bible truth regarding the “Believirs Ju gment and Reward.” The »p aker noted the fol lowing facts ccnoerui. g this sutj^ct; I Hie judgmeit is pas'. K in 8-1 Christ has been judged in hi* p;ao»* l he following Bcriplun-s re e cif»d. Psa. 53 t!; Jidin 5-24 John 3 18; l»t IVorU-18 II The believer »s b ng judged: 1 Cor. 11-30-82 Ev. r> »inea *i» is iom m tied an I confessed t e txlie'cr passes jud»m n on hitrs* If. I John lit ad ild is io wide-’ that common on lut«*e> the bell verardGni may b m»i. t in. d. un less sin is confessed and j udged, t .e Lord must judge it by chastisement. III. The j.idg ment an 1 regards are yet future—2 Cor.. 5-10 Erery %an •ord, idle action, deceitful practice, neg lec*ed duty, must be accounted f r. Cor 3-11-15 This ia where the faithful be liever will receive bis reward Rev 2-10 Grace saves us. Truth will give us just the exact reward we deserve Mr. True aacg •‘Once for All" ai d “When the K ng Comes in." Mr. Martin spoke in the evening at the Co grtgatiooal chapel to a large audience, from Rev.-3-20, the theme being “Jesus Knocking at th Djot." I Our body is a house The evi spirits knock at the door in vooth, in man hood and in old age. Christ also knouts. Who is Hr? He i« no man of wealth, no philosopb*r, but one who roles as prince of pea e One wl o became poor for us. One who knows the worth of a soul. He has been rtandirg at the door a long time, ard bow patiently, lovingly and earnestly, how long i II. It is in your own powtr to l» t him in gr keep him o »t “If anv man will You are wholly responsible. When we say ‘-I will,” the matter is settled forever. When we say “I won't," the matt-r is settled also, but woe to that msn who kgrua God out here, for he cannot be with God here after. They Sag It Is Fir al The Independent Ho e Company of Richmtnd sends as the follow ng letter, which we pub isb They say it 1* the r final answer and we sogg^st. as evident)/ a nee cannot be arranged for tbis semo'i, that the matter be tabled till n xt *p ing, whan doubtless both teams will be ready for basinet*: Richmond, Oct 30 To Wm. P. McManara, Captain of the HAL. Hose Team. Gardiner, Maine. Dear8irg. we would insite your at tention to the ambiguous con li io« s t your challer ge in h cb we fit-d even weig ity reasons as tbo e already ment o el for not act eptirg it First it does not sta’e whether it shall b* a dr*’ or wet mi It doee not »t »t«* that connection shall be made with hycraitor even ih« those ekall be used at all. fee know laotthirg about the Coi ti ne* tsls kicking s' n asters, ard »ben we deal ith th-ni ee want 'hi gi understood, so there shad le i.o tec iu»c*i adv*nt**e taken at the t me ot racing. U-'der the ex let ng chall- nge y* or co« piny m ght. and wt* ha«e n bet er opinion of th m *hai m think they would lai i. 1st i isac a lenge to u trial of speed, in cam we ehnuld make quick connection, n fact in «hich they specially claim to excel. It ia useless to further continue the discussion of a mi ter which mast has nlret^v b-erm* inoinid to the general public. No amom-t of la »nt shall swerve ua from tie p* s ti- we bar-* taken. When we are ia coodi*i»u >o race we will meet you and r o* before This it fiual In 'ependeut Horn C 000(0 aadr far their eomlag eaMMdoa. they M*o aoc yet d»ctd i where they aiU hold (he exhibition, bat the proporidoa i, meteMeelMheedwo ia Aoboia haR mad the dmu Ia tome hail ia Lewtarea The riak ranee be heatedand aohoU lathe cityJtJmgt A kaatoeam campteMaa ia aaeafiM Pnenire Cemplraiii Fnfce^JT*** -_ —t-iLttr J T. M.tdod Hh»tnHr. haadrtag Motva-wm- II «mv go t a. her a tafia card to hi laaain aad r>a*-caM iiaiaadut hay att th* poim, eat ame aiamany aad MaMt aa a car. am-nhy acta-. Mr. fdwak I. #.e-y a old that mt gaamd eeeaUrr aj 1 an- i ty aa a fat er hh tall- Her dam tab- a ana af GaCtoa aad a aid b.tt bran fan al -b- had tarn bai Had far ,p-e>'.a»! Chain, taca ekdi.mab h-r na-h acaaa d y aa ah.- iaafad b.ala. In raw lag cb- da-*la .f karalakc ib- Hi in d Pa cm H e -fda U. tt-i i g irma i f PmlCMrf. bandana* t lack •labor, ib-m yean otd aad “vend by Vi or J tin g- Ifatbr aacr e ara- aa Me La S-g niaQiC Pair, tuia fwag al'. fa I- Jeantledevr famrabi* otaana Will acaicri* a oaca’a traiati g. ai d arrr a baavy track. In on tacatd taoarv etor a fold of tar goad area tits Ur waa 3 03 Had tar traca bera ia rood coa fi'Hta ta aid base aab the din aac rn.ii) ia three anaa oa tie a-n»a abo v laatard bia [anfuiaiao tag tint b a acu ta aaa In aad bia behavior coriby a vatrfaa —4kb aoatf At. Wc bate a pereooal lifer Iron Mr. C. H Seinon of Wat-rtnir i t varch hr cor recta aooae auuca.ei.ti taat bare bora node it the preaa heard) g tiara.If aad bia bom a Mr. Melton aaya be vat not tiled tarn be reached boar nor vere b‘a borara tired, vbi e aa a matter of foot tho horaea vere actaai y ia joat a good if cat batter fl-ah when they Married than ttry vere vbea they atnrt.d. It ia oat count* that Mr. Melton vaa offered $5.t00 It el bibit bin atall on at Chicago, nor ia it tree that he ia to abo v bia ape, d there. He ia •imply to bo iiiHced aader car aad vill not be pat upon the Inch to abov bia apeed. •OSSIP or THE •■▲■•BO Gorham Grange proposes to hare a series of public entertainments, three lectures, two concerts and a dramatic entertaloineut. to commence In two or three week-. Entertainments to be giveu oo Wednesday evening. The Patrons have changed the date of their dedication of Victor Grange Hall, to Mtmday, November 3rd. fhe dedica tion services will he held in the afternoon and will be open to the public Hon. Rufus Prince, State Master, and Dr. G. M. Twitched State Lecturer, will be present In the evening a meeting of the members of the order will be held. Saturday night. Oct 25, Cascade Grange,Oakl*nd. held a Pomona evening Fine specimen* of apples,peas and grapes were exhibited A short programme, consisting of song* and readings was followed by remark* by the members concerning their experience in fruit growing Such an eveidug Is h*»th interesting and instructive, and might profitably be copied by other grange-. I he fair held by the Clinton Grange, Wednesday of last week, wa* a perfect success in every respect. By asking 25 cents admission for a dinner of beaus, brown bread, pickles, tea, coffee, ies slid cakes, and 20 cents admission for evening, including refreshments of ice cream and cake, they cleared over forty dollars The hall wa* well tilled wjh «ihibits which were ttstcfully dis played Bear River Grange, Xewry Corner, held its regular meeting Thur»d ty evening, Oct lfirh. It Iteing “lades' night.' the ladies occupied the off! r*’ chair*, opening the grange in the u*m»l manner After a short business sessl »u, the giange was closed bv them iu due form. I hen the doors were thrown o|»eu to invi'ed friends, and a drama “A Sewing Circle of the Period” was pre-1 seutetL followed by a flue supper. the October meeting of Penobscot Pomona Grange WSS held with Enter prise fining.-. Orrington. The meeting brought together not only large numbers of the leading farmers of Penobscot county, but quite a number from adjoin ing counties, among the number being II J llarriinan. Worthy Master, And several members of Hancock Pomona Grange. Worthy Master E. II, Gregory presided, and an address of welcome was given by Mrs S. H. Higgins, responded to bv Faster S. H Dole of Pine Grove Grange, Brewer, Short speeches for the good of the order occu pied the ion noon At twelve o'clock dinner was served in the hall, and there was no lack of food or waiters, and all were made happy. Afterdinuer common school* and other matter* were discussed at some length, after whieh Enterprise Grange furnished the following pro gramme which proved a pleasing closing exercise, all the part* being remarkably well rendered; Recitations by Alice Bartlett and Flora Pond i song by Mrs .1 B. Bartlett. A large choir under the dire, tiou of Chorister Hall furnished excellent music at intervals throughout the day. The next meeting will be held with the grange at East Eddington. MA«IBT 8BPO8T0 Mow Turk Mooa? Market. 5uw Tors, Oct. m Wouejr easier, ranging froia 3 to Crime paper at 6 i« s. fcnehaage, dal) and Mead). Uevernmeat bonds, dall and ftead;. Railroad toed*, quiet, heavy Hu following are the oioelag fnautloai feearitte* limited State* la, r if ouat., 1x4 ft feg. mi M noap., 1041 Ceatnu PmIbIiU, 1101 Denver A Rk» Oraed> isU I U» Erie /ada, Kwa* VadSv ooe>efa l»4 Ortgod k ka* IMa 109 Ualea FwdSe tats tll| mum Tort mtnot HMM asSESsr-ft 'jhM.ftokft, m CUoa«o i?4 CtotefafSrSSM. DBLrS3toM.cc :Si Del. ft Lack, ft WFt :43| Oftft*ft BloQfmake, 17; ftrte. l«i 4* jNMNi. K iiu. dj M^BiMa.ftWMt, Lake fcrte ft Wert l*ft Lake kfcoce, ’.Ml LoaUvti!* ft !U*k.. TH ima '«4 ■taa.ftS. U. !«W Tom, Qet- s ranv LmK 1*4 «A*sr- I Sc©! iff PlritaMMP&M, iSkSLi. |5| nu£>l» IWlHlH M •I EwfttfTP* TV y, *h St. PW^Mtak.4* »ft K-VSl XHih, *t H T«w rMtfte, 171 u»to> n uf U.M Kspm». «4 Lmia a 3 Wwi*ra Uafea. «i >»iv «H •*w Tart PvoOwm fli«ikot Nl« Toil. Oct. 30 ruwii-liiMlft*. *70 ptgr; M|MU 3,440 OMc. «iM. 14.100 Kei~at iraOttlQW* iMta lac bitJ BUI -*trm, 03 13*03.14. pMWt, 03 00 03; MBCftar, 0000*00 03; cctiw Ho. 0. 03 3(0 |03>00, wWr wtww tow j(rwi«,09XD44 14. Hr. raim, 04 IM* 75; Soother* M' 0*»1: rye fluOr «»▼-it* 13 O'O ■por*- 31.430 Mkf 11 JO, Mgtier «w. «fkna«-: Ho 4 '0 reO, .(4*10*1. i. oth. :0"i .i*4: 3*‘.rM#Bo 1 i*r0, ihiilfti; Bo i oortJkor*,:! |o *5i ■—•mi «*t>, riaTS; worn. 7*VX 0 rr r> I'rM*, Mtb wrM: kale* 0 ,«M: Km. 1 HU«u pnyhiiwi *4 M.ia.’i lal, *4 |i ii|HcbnMkilni*lMa** t. •a Mkrr i* Mow, h r chiU. hAbm. DUbtr-OmliU C*., 41 Ctatol WMrf. Ilia, Mm*. 411Mb

Jg VSSnfc*r Kmr MM* wo* not ai: that might hare haaa aatd of thla tarn Uarfy temrilfnl apat with U» temperate aad even climate Aa ■Imiitpharr that range* saddanl.T from the bottom to the lop of the tube of the beet regulated thermnmater would effsce, almost, »U other chorme a place “tEc Islaoda-'^wo Urge aad several small oae* that compose New Zealand are supposed to have bean throws ap from the am bjr some submarine volcan ic action; even now the more or tern active volende craters, stretching In Horn from aboro to shore, seeoi to attest this theory ae the correct one The highest volcano (tor n long time considered permanently extinct) la Kna pheo, *100 feet high, and almoat in the centre of the Island. The dlffiarant geo logical periods seem to be marked like a register, to the initiated, ky basic vol caaie aad acidic volcanic matter; in fact, the history of the island'* birth la re corded on this “register” In letter* of calcareoua sandstone and words of shell fragment* and coral formations! Owing to the prwdpitous heights of the mountain ranges, the scenic lover and traveler, aa well aa the gold-miners, experience many narrow escapes from tbe sodden and dangerous floods, but If drowned they are son ot dying u the purest water! The extremely rich surface soli Is mid to be the result of the combined action of the decomposition of calcareous marls with volcanic debris.—Keziah Shelton, is H'sif Spnnti An Indignant Motiikk “She is very lick." laid Dr. Robbie Proctor, In hit grand lather's hat and his uncle's coat, with Aunt Katie's glasses sealed astride his nose, “very sick indeed!" and he laid his hand with pro fessional skill on the kitten's psw. “If ron do not follow uty directions she will die, and there’s no help for It. She has the small-pox, and cholera, and yellow fever, all mixed up together It would lie hard for anybody but me to tell you ,u much, hut I can tell." “O, dear, dear me!" said the frightened little mother, “I will be sure to follow vour directions To think that my child should have so many sicknesses all at once.” “Yes, it is very tad; and the must liave a pint of brandy every ten mlnu'ea for the next fifty-live hours, or the will die, certain true, black and blue." Up rose the little toother her face all in a g ow of indignation (■.•thertug the precious child in the skirt of her dress with true womanly dignity, she spoke in freezing tunes “She never will, Ur Hobble. and you nerd not think It. I wonder at you for aviug such words In mv mother's bouse, when vou know she uever lets a drop of brandy come Into it, and does not believe lu using It for anything! The idea that I would let my kitten play take brandy! I'm ashamed of you, Hobble Proctor, aud don't want to have unviliing more to do with you." So saying, she walked across the room au-l our at tile door “Well,” said Dr. Robbie In great Indig nation, “If yon won’t do aa the doctor says, how can yon egpect him to help you?” “I don’t expect It," came from the hall In freezing tones. “I never will expect help from s doctor who usee such dread ful medicines aa that." There was a sound of dapping of hands which came from the library, and pups’s voice said; Three cheers for the little mother, who has the ‘courage of her cnnvic iuus,'" though what lie meant h> such lung words as that, you iuu*i ask your father—Mvka Stassgkd, in full". VERY LITTLE FOLKS. Little Sallle had never heard of a win dow garden. Her home was where Jack Prost r-ame to blight the pretty flowers in early sutumn. Many times did she weep tin see all her pretty piuks, asters and sweet peas droop and die beneath his cold touch and many timet did she wish and wish she could keep them all in the house during the lung cold winter. One day when she was out trying to Srotect her plants from the frost which er mother had told her would surely come that night, it came into her mind to move them all into the house. She ran to her father and asked him if he would not make her a little box for her frlanta. He readily consented, and in a iule while with his help it was filled with rich earth and little Sallie's favorite plsnta stood in straight rows across the “pretty flower-bog.' It was made of new, rough bosrdt, and as Sallle laugh ingly said, "It stood on stilts" just as high at the lower part of the w indow. And tboagh it was not water tight, It answered very well for Sallle said she would only give her plsnta Just as much water as they must have and then there would be none left to ran through the creeks of the flower-box In this she kept her promi-e She csre fully watched and tended her plants, and when the snow was sll piled up in drifts all over her “ont-door garden" her plants were green and thrifty and many ot them In full bloom. Prom that time she never failed of having t flower bod is the house In winter. She now lives many, many miles south of her form r home sod has all the beautiful flowers she wants and a gardener to take care of thorn and to cut beautiful banquets for her rooms every day, bat she often says, “I have flowers at every window, flowers everywhere, the very atmosphere Is laden with their perfuse—hot con never enjoy them one half aa much aa I did the little rough, board box my father mede me for my old fashioned posies way op In—. Never envy pervons who have more wealth than yoe, but think of the many blessings sad favors you enjoy for which thnuaaude would willingly exchange their wealth and all their- wealth has given them. “Whet are my blessings, ik> I hear some one ask?" Why your youth, health. Innocence and parity and all of life before yon, in which, from this very moment to make yourself bet |rr. Almost any one can have II,were ml! winter wl'b a little planning and con triving aud a good detl ol willingness to put up with plain neat boxes t here if smooth can be palmed b'ack with a gilt bind an inch wide wl:hin about Iso 1 tches of the top or two half-lech bands o .c-tialf inch apart Near the twCton and about mid* ay, ornament with flg I urea or flo* era These cun he cut from tl,e school cards which are ‘o common In every home where there are little p.-opleolden..ugh logo to svhuul White j I-ad pails treated in the same way, gilding all the bands and balls, make wry pretty flower pots I have seen I tone of a deep heliotrope with gilt buds and some all white with beads of leaf green that were very pretty. I have written these things to yon, to encour age yon to work willingly with what yon already have, instead of wlahlog and longing far what would not make yon happy, even could your wish be grunted. Pleaae write very soon to Toon sincerely, C. B. A greet may reread!** are ad centred to bring there hetore the yahl e, she dretdsa whether the reticle o (aid er had The Seed wp ot shea which Dr. Bali’s Baby Syrep enjoys it a etradlag partake re IW ■rrits. Pries salv U mas The ceases sf catarrh and L flat ass are rear, tad the «Brets Ass r res bat Are reared* w a reds and saee ire. Old Haal's Ca areh Cure. It It known fnre east re were. Fries ealy eaata Oeergo Barrie, who has Wee vicrireiileg ■Steeheeyera re Bastaa. FhiWd-lyhia a d Hew York far eeveesi moerin tot, waa rewind re Base Yeah. Weifut idt| ▼aa Booth's fnitti "Bare tod ares

A hreltv In Binreiit. Bearing IB haws Wednesday re WIshMs, Ban UBeg e rean sad faaalfy tajarreg res ethers use PEARLINE year after year if it hurt or clothing How absurd to suppose that any vane nun would risk a fortune in advertising an article wnich would not stand the most severe (and women are critical) tests. That’} just what PEAR LINE will stand—test it for easy wo; It—qual'ty of work—for saving time and labo; —wear and tear—economy—test it any way you will— but test it. You’ll find PEAR LINE irresistible. H Peddlers and »mc cnsrninulnoa pwin oca Ariaf imitations whic i they claim to be Pearhnc, or "tb* V V Cil same ns Pear line 1 PS FALSE -they oro »ot, antf **eaiae» arc dangerous. Man-factored oclv bv JAMES PYLR Now York Matte)Dal PMd Ration* Every dairyman knows that every cow has a limit to her capacity for digesting even the beat balanced rations, aud (lint while she should he fed up to the high est point of her ability, yet it is not ouly a great waste of feed to give her more, but It is absolutely injurious and even dangerous, to do so' But we hear the dairyman say. flow can we tell ju-t when we have reached the proper point or have even passed it We can not afford to hire a chemist to aualy/e the droppings to tell us whether or not the cow is properly digesting the fot d we give her. No, and probably such analysis would be of verv little If any use It you could aff rd it. Tl»e onlv way in your case is to use your herd. There are two means of practically telling how the food agree* with the row —one la hy her appetite and the other U by bar droppings. 8he should never be fed more than she will eat up cleaq and with avidi-y—that is, within the ordli a ry time that cows require But at tt e same time it must be remembered tin t all cows have not the same taste ami tl e wise dairyman tries many things to find out Just what she wiliest the roo«t of with profit to him Having settled rh s point, then watch the dropplogs, and t y observation tells as closely as vou can if the manure is made from well digested material Again, if she is not able to fullv digest the food she cat* it will be pretty sure to scour her. and if nude up too much of Indigestible roughues- It will constipate her These are signs that must he taken wi ll cousiderah e allowance, hut to the man of good judjt meut- they are valuable signs.—Amrrh run huirtfiwin. DAUGHTERS OF EVE. Marie Jansen weighs ICO pounds and tram a No. 3 shoe. Ml*. Abram 8. Hewitt beads an associa tion la New York to euuble women to ■tody law Mr* Deborah P« era, of Kingston. N. Y.# la worth I3.000.0iJ, manage* her own affairs and is loo yeats old. Miss Annie E. Bell, a pretty young wom an with yellow curls, is one of London’s most successful stock brokers. Mrs. Westinghouse. the w ife of the air brake millionaire of Pittsburg, a blonde and dresses elegantly. Her diamonds are worth 150,000. Miss Minnie Trueblood, president of tha Equal Suffrage Association of Kokomo, |nd., Is one of the chief dry goods mer chants of that city. Mrs. Ella G. (shields, an amateur In china painting of unusual skill, has a kiln of her own for firing, and puta the first and last touch upon her work. Miss Flora Wax, »*e's and prea. rve a beautiful skin, pure, vigors- bl-eul is essential. Thie is r est s cured b> tski g Ayer's Sarsaparilla iu small hut fr* qn -nt dt-s a. It is »h* mat reliable of blood pur fl-ra. nett7eod4w Kitrart Pran a Letter. Horner, N. Y.. Mar. 14 Tour yean ago 1 took a aevere cold; ordinary cough reme diea wnu d not help me. 1 ave up my buri esa (i g*o er) roe medical alvtsor told me to tske K»mp’a Balaam, the great lung ro« dicine. I *0’k several buttles; l« cured me and without a doubt saved my life. 1 grew strung* r at d went to work again. 1 recommend it to all my frirnda and will always praiae it. Grat- fully yours. A. M Kibbe For reference First Na tional Ba»*k Homer. N Y ooil5eod4w4w Bachlsa'a Arnica Solve, The Best Halve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Halt ttheum, Fever Hares, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posi tively cures Biles, or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satiafactionr or money refund.-d I'rice IS cents pe box. For sale by Bow.Utch Webster 4 Co _aiurtieod4w |y Marti ttiaa. Wc desire to say to our citizens, that for veara we have ben selling l)r. King s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr- King.a New Life I ills. Kucklep's rn walve and Electric Pi ters, ;tn possess-t in curing cough* ad Cobb Msnv of our p* ople s»fni to thtnk it a mar vel of a cure tor tnllu nz« and all throo1 anti long troubles, and keep it always a* hand in the fam lv. AM ur dealers sell it. Large boiiles 50c. and f I OQ, M*tlJleod4w4w lalUiuU Adwtisrarnts. O MONET! Toa Lava often heart of »he interest of what they owe; aadyow have ao4oab1 ss often heard people say that if they eooid oai) oollect Interest oa what awoey they mast spend instead of what they oaa save, they wouM get rich. Well that Is aaaotly what we ave doing. Pa vino vou istbkkst on what tod arnn, sad good big Interest at that. Make yoai money work for yoa. Read the prices below, aad the above will be as plain aad “clear a* the road to mill": Morrill’s Coufe Byrap.. 99 HOODM SARItAPAWILLA.BA Aati Apopiectlne.- .BB Atwood’s Bitters .BB Atwood's "L. f.~ Bitter*.BB Beef, Iron aad Wlae, piaU.TB (Viokel’s Bark aad IroaTT.BB Warner's Bafe Care. .BB BROWN'B SABBAPARILLA.BB Caatorla.BB Dyer's PIUs.SB Beeeham's PUls.BB Ayer's BarsaparlUa.BB Dana’s BarsaparlUa.T1 Hood's Tooth Powder.BB Hoyt's German Cologne.BB Ailooek's Plasters. IB Benson's Caprine Plaster*...SB RaWfoa»rT7,,..JJ....SB Pla Worm EUalr. 99 Moale Nerve Pood.S4 H. NOEL 8TEEVE8, HaUoweU, Main*. W mratorw open overy ovornag taaldooBwly COAL! COAL! COAL WOOD! WOOD! HAMILTON 4c ALLEN, HALLOWKLL, Having pare has* d the hasloeee of B. Ccnmibk w* are pr. pared to faralsh all kind of ooal.-egg. tore, arose* and Kraakll#.- at lew. el market prices. A iso hard aad soft wood, hay, grain, •oar aad oemeat. *«rth Ka4 WbIpp N4.f HbHbwbII, bly7»uwdmas a»i» y i 'JlfBSPttic; •r M—mtto I Man ft,| atwrt»**4 .v*r o**hNt _Lorr. :r^~ m4 4 tu tb-nr «f "OMijr. NocolUr Am larormaUaa rrwar ta W. A. Hhvast, InakHa _l*«a. WMM T *—g Hak. MwTmM Ji N|M «MS MW p B »no Mltf WlUt M*Mi* MwafcwMr mw, A*t tafo wv Mth hr MbWlf mta »V*»- Mill., Him., ax fk* M. MUM FOUND. IMIVB-Aplw vhrm MM*«*. taw oat C rtta MTWall Ml ami m*4». Mn. I. p. ■4MLM. CBrtagx W._wp«ita» WANTOD. VAlTIh-laa Mi Mh, V*vWraraat naa ff Mi MihrloArrthiaaMhoawaUirmpI y. ar Vaa m ia am ahoat th* ttafelr. n>«d fai. M—> ir rw»al ahawx ata haw on. of c-rW-a. Waaaaa to io gaarrai koawaork. Mmi br a fata rw.j^cssK^' W A3K2rt,>SS •&*&£?J£lt. iW^-pr* .ttsssi A YMV'fVM MAJ* of r*iata bahlia. from hot 0. «t. Awn utwa. 1