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*——PORTLAND Γ) ATI .Y "Γ~ΙΤΙ1Ι1·ΓΒΤΙΙΜ1Ί·Μ·Μ11Ι>Ι1·—ίΒΓΤΤΙΓΒΙ 111 llli II· Il — —— — ΙΙ·ΙΙΙΙ—I——ΜΠ—1——MU j PRESS. ESTABLISHED JUNE 23, 1862-—VOL, 22. JUfTKKED A8 SECOND! PORTLAND, FRIDAY MORNING, MARCH 6, 1885. CLAS 8 MALL MATT*». « PRICE THREE CENTS. M'ECIAL NOTICES. THE PORTLAND DAILS FROM iston & Auburn Horse Railroad to use «team TRESS, AUGUSTA. Co., THE CABINET. of M bu' a year l.t-r was smile and hearty grip of the hand. Most all the Colored Men. or electricity; act to the Maine Life Uuivfirbity ss'ceipol, Well-to-Do Published every dey (Sundays excepted) by the incorporate IranMnrrtd 10 ttii l iw h>r>. Hi was and Accident and Insurance Co. proft«M>or visiting military civic organization which [Frank Carpenter in Mall and Expreas] J. D. PORTLAND PUBLISHING COMPANY, elected to t* e Kortv- h ri and F rtv-foarth bad not previously called in a body were well CHENEY, HOD1F. The Hon. W. ex-member "WITH At 97 Exchange SJtkket, Poktland. Ma. Passage of the Temperance Bill a Congretwe o( th» û itt«U Sate". H» lï'-t »t- represented in the line. Gov. Patterson of George Williams, Resolve in President Cleveland Sends tlie favor of copying tho muster-out tmcii J bin mnuio.a- and Btaff were a and author of the 3ΝΓ. Ε. leans: Eight Dollars a Year. To mail subecrlt- l'ouxHeoth a'tKUttoD by Pennsylvania presented in of the Ohio legislature ΟJIGA^JST CO. SoTon Foregone Conclusion. tolls was be on and h» lias ers, Dollars a Year, if paid in advance. passed in concurrence. Names of His Advisers to tali'iv C!iarl«s Su nner, body. of the Colored Race In Kates of : ever mu "History America," Advertising One inch of space, the on an c« held a prom'nent'placein publie life. Tiatio Forte and Tuner of Legislation inexpedient was reported Organ and Be- length column, or twelve lines nonpareil consti- the Senate. H" r ,18 elected to tNe UiiU »l Siatei Sn'i'l i*< iil is a lightekinned, well dressed mulatto of tute· a order to 70 of pairer, "square." to relating amending sec. 21, chap. and wcart- THE OLD Bill Establish a Reformatory for 1876, ltc iil iu 188J Mr. Liuar WORLD. 35. He is now here $1.60 per square, daily first week: 75 cents per E. so perhaps engaged (io No. week 8., that the order of sale therein provided wi l be 60 »μκ old ilii* lull, bat he look* 5. Free Street Block. after; three insertions or continu- on the lets, $1.00, Women Indefinitely Mr. Η» in β atiovo Washington) his second volume of fel>14: ing every other day after first 50 cents. Postponed. for may bo made by tbe without public Bird's Confirmation Opposed by jonnger. peculiar looking u.ao, TELEPHONE 744. en4w week, judge Hie Half three or mni'ain htulit, with a in of Reconstruction." I asked him square, Insertions less, 75 cents; one notice, if he deems Mr. studeut-stnop News by Cable from Different "History week, β 1.00; (50 cents per weok after. expedient. Kiddleberger. t'">e blion 1 ii- rs nun incliner) to be ut, ■ b'xictα Special An act to for of life in- to-night to give me some facte as to the rich Notices, one-third additional. Final Adjournment to provide the taxation not a ptr.,1 g αιιη ph\eral:y. H- haï a l »rg", Countries. Under head of Probably of "Amusements" and "Auction surance companies caaoe from the Senate long In an, aod bi. brjwn ha'r is negroes the United States. He replied: Sales," $2.00 toi, per square per week; throe insertion! Take Place To-day. Waîhiîîqtok;, March 8.—President Cleve- Cnuibed utr tight e.c'i Bide of hti bead or less, $1.50. amended. After debate by Messrs. Mattocks, up upon "The colored Deople are amassing fortunes land jeni to Ibe Senate the nomina- into a thick ma-s, whiilt cirla at Ihe back of following S g:is of Discontent Against British and I know of a THE MAINE Hale, Houston and Littlefield, the amend- hi* r eck. A inu very rapidly, great many STATE PRESS. ButioiiH to be members of his long, giayieh brawn t cbe to Cabinet. They Published ©very Thursday at a Special the Press. ment was adopted. and bxard Ii deb,β mnutti and chin, but t ie It ile i i lucre who are worth from a hundred thousand to Morning, $2.60 are He s»u>e as i'gjpt slug. yoar: if paid in a announced about a week ago: bidts of lita sallow face are «ιβί< tli shaven. He advance, $2.00 year. Aûgûsta, Mar. 5. Mr. Houston moved to amend so as to in- a million dollars. Here at Advertisements inserted in the "Maine State Secretary of State, Thomas F. Bayard of IJela ieapnormiD) with the simplt. inextnnalve Washington Pbesb has REFORMATORY FOR WOMEN. clude the taxation of stock. Re- «aie. (which a largo circulation in every national bank a rt there are one hundred worth over of part habite of s;udeDt, with tin ff ati-hiw or negroes the State) for $1.00 per square for tiret insertion The House concurred with Secretary of the Treasury—Daniel or Anxiety Regarding the of the Senate in in- jected. Manning display, and h<e leisure hours are given to Aspect I and 60 oents per square for each subsequent Now Yurk. $25,000, at least 50 worth $10,000, and tion. -J9VUf definitely the bill lor the Tbe bill was aud study. postponing providing then passed in concurrence- -itcicuiiy of War—William C. of pa reading Affairs in Afghanistan. Endicott Alas should say neatly worth $5,000. Fred Address all communications to a cbouttg, The General. 1,000 establishment of reformatory school for Bill an act the Maine Reform ■- Attorney establishing Stc et of the -William is worth about and he PORTLAND PUBLISHING CO. women. Mr. j-y Navy C. Whitney of H. Garland of Arkansas has hid Douglass $300,000, Hale of Portland tried hard to tory Institution for Wojien which had ras.-» d New York. Augustus a and Afl'air* is Egypt. has a beautiful home surrounded by large have it ge to a conference committee, in the tho House camo from the Senate icdtfluitely Secretary of the In e.ior—L. Q. C. Lamar of Miss- long varied training in pnblic affaire. iseipfi. Alexandria, March 5.—Signs of discontent on the other side of the MAINE. hopo that a compromise bill wou'd be drafted Hi was a delegate to tbe state convention that grounds Potomac, postponed. t< simattur General—Wil lam K. Vilas of Wiscon- a-GoiiU the native British the ordinance of population against It is the old Van satisfactory to all bat bis efforts Mr. Hale moved cn its sin. passed secession in 1861,and of rale ate overlooking Washington. The leading 5 cent Cigar of Jiew Eng- The Grnad Trunk and the Through Traf- concerned, that the House insist increasing, and threats against the life Attorney General—A. H. Garland of Arkansas. be provisional that met at Mont- of Gen. home of a noted land. Ask your dealer for this brand. fic. were useless. previous action and called for a committee c' Congress I Stephenson, the English commander, Hook mansion, the negro The wuh are M. A. JEWKMj & TO ADJOURN FRIDAY. conference. uointUAtiom ail referred to ci m- ;omeιy, Ala., the same He also served now frequently heard, even on the strests. lands CO., Successors to Mar. 5.—At a of year. hater, when he divided up his for Toronto, meeting the mitte· s, dd of ob- The same Cairo. who, «. W. & The will reach Mr. lowers moved that the House reo»de aensto'JR ebergcr Virginia, η both feeling prevails at SIMONTON CO., Agents, 444 to Grand Trunk Legislature final adjourn- bouses of the Confederate Congress, a that railroad directors here today, it and concur in tbe action of the j cud to the iiuniediaie Cunaiueration of the March sale, put into every deed stipulation 448 Fore St. ment tomorrow Its Seunt in the Senate Cairo, 5.—The Egyptians continue was to evening. closing proceed- numinatiou of Mr. briefly that being when the war closed. Af- >uayl3 sntf determined make a Btrong effort to se- Messrs. Hale, Walton, Heath and Fowt rs de- tiayardv stating to manifest insubordination against British the purchaser should in no .case sell to a are characterize the usual bustle and he did so btcausa »t Mr. Bsyard's attitude ter one term as cure the share of the ings by bated the question whicti was on tbe nation of serving governor of the State, authority. The Hogging of natives for assaults greater through traffic the Irish i"Htion. Mr. negro. Fred Douglass owns it to-day, and DR, Ε. Β. REED. A number of measures have Mr. Powers. upon q Riddleberger he was elected to the upon soldiers is of almost occur- between and the and to activity. large Un United States Senate in English daily Chicago East, take Tho House to u.ht him more Euglish than American. rence. the whole of the estate, so divided, Is dotted Clairvoyant nnd Botanic Medi- been but a few voted recede and concur in the his seat Physician, to passed, only of any special im- Mr. name tirai ou the 1876, taking March 5,1877, and he was cal Booium 59^ Me· iters expedite the movement of freight.
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    BLOODLINES OF THE ILLUMINATI by Fritz Springmeier [back] 1. The Astor Bloodline FDR and Lady Astor - 2 socialists DIFFICULTY IN DETERMINING THE FACTS. ORIGIN OF THE FAMILY & its NAME THE FAMILY IN EUROPE JOHN JACOB ASTOR GOES TO AMERICA OVERVIEW SPECIFIC GROUPS Order of the Knights of the Helmet Hell Fire Club Ordo Saturnus JOHN JACOB ASTOR LEAVES GERMANY FOR ENGLAND & AMERICA WILLIAM BACKHOUSE ASTOR JOHN JACOB III THE CHANLER BRANCH THE ROOSEVELT CONNECTION SUMMARY 2. The Bundy Bloodline Families in the world who are allied with the Illuminati. The Bundy Bloodline Ted (Theodore) R. Bundy Charles Manson Jack the Ripper WHO‟S WHO OF THE BUNDY'S OTHER PROMINENT BUNDY‟S INCLUDE... WHAT IS SO POWERFUL ABOUT THE BUNDY'S? HARVEY HOLLISTER BUNDY SR. WILLIAM P. BUNDY ERIC BUNDY MCGEORGE BUNDY HARRY W. BUNDY 3. The Collins Bloodline J. Edgar Hoover Joan Collins Apollo 11 Oliver Cromwell A few Collins REVISITING THE COLLINS FAMILY--ONE OF THE TOP 13 ILLUMINATI FAMILIES REVISITING THE COLLINS FAMILY HOT TODDY & HER FATHER JOHN TODD JOHNNY TODD EX-ILLUMINATUS EXPLAINS HOW THE ILLUMINATI FRAMED HIM AND PUT HIM IN PRISON. MESSAGE FROM A HIERARCHY SURVIVOR 1991 Strom Thurmond CONTINUATION - EX-ILLUMINATUS REVEALS ILLUMINATI REVENGE POSTSCRIPT 4. The DuPonts A DYNASTY OF SATANIC ROYALTY THE COMPLETE FACTS ARE DIFFICULT TO DISCOVER BEGINNING AT THE BEGINNING THE NEXT GENERATION THE JACOBINS A POWDERMAN BECOMES DIRECTOR OF THE NATIONAL BANK EARLY YEARS IN AMERICA A ROYAL DYNASTY THE NEXT GENERATION--Pierre Samuel‟s grandchildren HITTING PAY DIRT Society of the Cincinnati. The Order of the Garter THE THREE COUSINS THAT SAVED THE DUPONT COMPANY IN 1902 THE DUPONT COMPANY USED AS A TOOL TO BRING US INTO THE NEW ORDER REVIEW OF SOURCES CHECK THIS OUT.