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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05

senuBreiden gt6enb Su bereiten. gfat
ben &ldnsen Der Muiif ipurbe getans
biz Der Morsen Suu 9luf6ru9 mabnte
Serr @ottlieb epiublcr unb @attiu
bon ct. Souls befinb en- iid bier be
Sreunben unb @erwanbten su Seiu6.
Ser Safob 9areis IT,. uelder in
/ ct. 2outs lit elmer Mal6iuenlperfitdtte
beiGafti9t iit, befinbet ii6 bier Su SeIud
bel Ieiuen Gltcrn.
Serr @9riit &pemer iuuroe anlGBli6
ieines 65. @ieseuieites ppn unlerer
Muiitfapelle nit einem Stdnb6en iibers
rai6t. gta6trdsli6 uuiere berSlidte
@ratuiatipn.
!Serr @biuiu SiltDeD, puu bier, Gin
ti6ti9es Mit9lieb res 9ernanner
3urneruereins, besleiiete ieine &amera.
ben ra6 Cincinnati um bel Dem Sull=
0esturntelte nllt5ulUlrftn ulo berl6tft
irDbli6e Gage uerlcbt Su babeu.
Serr Ggrilt. TOemcr ipri6t giermit
ieinen perbinblj6lteu Snnf aus fir bic
@iebcrcrlan9un9 Iciucr Gurfeps, Die or
our6 bas Splfsblatt 9eludt bate.
Serr Sriebri6 2eiba9 uerlur bicje
8o6e cine luertboolle Sub, her Sbprt=
born &ace an9eb0rig.
Serr @rnit 5u6s uno beIen SufiluTz
ti9e nsSefdbrtiii, uuu ct. 2ouls, bes
fanoen ii6 aui fllrjcn Seiu6 bier bel
Der 6amllie be5 9cru 6ran5 Stein.
WturpbD.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05
(liir bos Sermauuer IoIfsblott.)

Gs lit cine iebr 9o6beini9e 3eit, oas
beiBt ipenn man Die 5iiBe aus Dem
9ref beraus be6en mill, 10 muB man
Die 8eine 5iemlib bod in bic 6Dbe bez
ben. &c9en, nldts als &e9cn. Gag
lid cine neue 9lufla9e uno leioer oft
mails cine 10 bife, caB man Den feitcn
8oben in lan9en Stiefcln fait trodenen
5uBes nidt errei6en fam. Ntan FAINT
ipobl SpaB bariiber MAIDEN, aber, Der
Sumpr Siebt einem III Die &no6en iuenn
man anItatt nit bem selbitbiuber bas
@etreibe 81 nldben, ben Grable
I9luin9eu muB, uno 10 1T es tein 8unz
Der luenn man Bel ben 6armern iiberau
pierediae @eiidter iiebt unb i9re 5rauen
ni6ts tuent9er als liebensiuiiroi9 aus=
leben ipenn lie nit 8eien poer Nantofel
binter &aben uno Sunoe beripriugen; !;
uu6 fann es bic uno oa paiiiren baB
benz miirrii6en Bauer feline Gprucob-
Sfeife, oeren 9antpf er por innerem
Grimm bod in bic 2uft bldbt, BON
einem &ai6lappen 9etrofen, tuirbelnb
sesen bic nd6ite @uno flie9t, bis Iie
auf hem 5uBboben lanoet. SbrStdbter
iueroet oielIeidt iiber bieIe Gbiloerunz
gen la9en tuenn ibr i'm @irtbsbauie
budt uuo beim Sropp'iden bumorer'
tpedenbeu uno lun9oerbauenben @ebrdu
bic fir Den Snrmer 10 foItbnre 3eit
ptrplnubert, itoem ber lebtere, iuenn e.
linn leine Wfittel erlauben 1D6iter:
einen suten G6lud BON Bill Sranble':
ercslentem@bisfp nit faltem@ufer i'm
S9tueiBe leines glnseli6ts, uuf iein
fait pur @rid0pfuns erluI9ene Camp
sieBen barf.
Mber ipenn ibr babel beoentt baE
ibr nidt 10 luitts unb iuubGsemutb le
ben tpiirbet ipenn ni9t Der Bauer ga!
| unbNadt fir eu9 idaffte. giien Hatiir
!, lid 5rau6t ibr ipenis, ober no nil
: Serr Srupp Die @erlte ber ncbmen iii
iein S;er iueuu Der Bauer iie ni9t 5iebt
Stun wirb man pielleibt iaseu Der 8au
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05
Nus beut EricbensthuI.

llniere 6armer ba6en i6ren @ei:en
bereit5 9ei9nitteu unb linb bamit be-
i6ditist ibr @etreiOe in's 2rofene ;u
brinsen.
Serr 90. &i6ter, ieierte aAt %. I. W.
in Der @Obnuns ieines sdwusers.
9rn. Safob Barrels ieineu 56. @eburts
tag unb uuroe anldBlid beHeu BON Der
Berger GOrnet unb String 8anb nit Ell:
nem Stanb9en beba6t. Scrr &i6ter
i6eute feline @ibe ieinen Gaiten elmer
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05
Sdarfihiltsn=Ner9anSIunatn.

&egelmdBige Seriammlun9 bes Ser.
manner G6arii6iiben Sereius ben 2S
SUM, 1889.
9a5 8rptofpa Der lebtcn YerIamnt;
lun9 iuuroe pcrlelen uno an9cnommen.
@innabmeu au monatli6en Seitrd9en
ciuI6lieBlid bes Gintritts9eloes pon
Serrn Gu Itap GaluCr $3.50.
Serr @uitau @aluer uuroe ais Wtits
slieo i'll Den Serciu uuI9enumnlen.
Serr eugene 8ippitein tuuroe burd
Srn. G6as. Sedmann unb Serr gllfoniu
0tunbiuiller bur6 6err 8m. Gberliu
als Ntit9lieber pur9eidllu9eu.
SeI9lohsn: Serr @m. @6erlin 5lI
beauftru9en ein SauienO Yatronen fir
ben Serein III baior9en.
6ieraui 8ertagun9.
5rit5 gang, Sec.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05

Die &epublitaner bon Sbio baben in
ibrer leste 8o9e absebaltenen Staats=
Contention @ouuerueur 5orafcr als
ganoioat fir bas bon ibm nit iul6
belcnoerer 5dbisfeit oertpnltete 9(mt
aufseiteat uno feline griudbluns lit all=
Ber alien 3neifel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05
Srnrs fcifcnhe nlte Mrih.

pon benz es I'M Sinberlieb beBt, bab es ,,nltr
uou @iien Inb Srinfen lebte" llno bod ,,ilie
snirie6en MGR" laborirte obne, 5meils! on
6ronii6en 8erbauun9sbel6weroen. 9Sie 10
pielen alten 2euten, bereu 9SerbauuheSoroa.
lie nidt mebr Srbre pariren pollen, er9tns
es aud ibr ; iie tonnte bic 9enoiienen Speiien
nibt pertraaen. Sus mar aber Dor Der
i3eit, als Solicitors Ma9eubitters befaHnt
mar; anbernfalls ruiirbe elmer ibrer pielen
Sreunbe ober Serwanoten ibr ii6erli6 se;
ratben babef, bieies 9roBe Ge9enmittel 9e9en
Gpspepiie, 8eritopiun9 llnb @allenbei6per=
ben ;u periu6en. Dies mare ibrerieits ein
Gift Der 9eredten9fotbrpebr 9eweien, benn bic
olte CAME mare fllrirt wor6en unb bdtte ibre
llm9ebun9 ni6t mebr nit ibrem @etefe bef
laiti9t. Ole bartndfisiten Ndlle pon llnuer=
oaulidteit, nobel iid 70 bdllfis Sobbreuneu
un9eba9li6es gefibl i'm Wtagen, nerpoie
ooer 9aitriide Grresun9 einitellt, weibeu Dor
bieiem all9ewalti9en Glirir. 9lu6 faltes uno
3e6Ielfieber, @allen9ub, &beumatismus unO
gtierenbei6werben peroen bur9 buiieIbe be-
ieiti9t.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05

Die ct. Coulter Serbrc6er=99 99ronit
bat leit leBter @o9e iuieoer eiuen ienz
iatiOnelen Moro 81 pe,5ei6ncn. 9lnl
9onnerstas Rorseu wurOe i'm weitli.
den Staottbeil Die 2ei9e zines 24 Sab
re alten 5rauen5immers nit eingeI6laz
9enem S6dbeG sefunben. 9ta9fori6<
unsen ersaben, baB Die Grmoroete elm
SRI. Inna 8eiB BON SefferIon Gitp lei
mb iudbreno Der gea9t crmorbet uno
at Der Steae, 100 Die 2eid)e gefunbcn
ipurbe, aus einem 5ubriuert geporfen
iuuroen lei. Die Seranluiiung Su bie=
Ter i9redli9en Sbat lit Die nlte @el9i6z
te BON unuorii6tiger Sin9ebung zines
Ndbdens an einen setuiiicuz uno ebr-
luien Wcni6en. 9lnna @eiB bate ii6
ont uori9en 5onnta9 bon SeIferiOnGitp,
ipo lie al5 9luf fwdrterin im ,,Mabilon
SouIe" an9eiteGlt mar unO nit benz
50jdsrigen ,,Gdmbler" GRcGlair intiz
men llmsuns sebabt buben lpll, 6u Ell
ner sdpeiter nu6 ct. 2ouis be9eben,
BON beren Saus iie aber iuGDrenO meGz
rerer gtd6te dblueleno mar, an9ebli6
um cine 9lborttpn oornebmen Su lnlien.
Man bat allerlei Wut9mnBun9en, ba
Nnna au9 III ct. 2ouis cine iriibere
2iebl ldaft se9abt babeu iolI. @citere
@ntbiilunsen mDsen anf bic SpEr Der
S6uloisen fiibren, ba bel Der 2eid)e ein
Gdld6en nit Serren 4oilettenl ltiideu
uno einem Gaiirmeiier sefltrben iuurbe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05

Den sr6Bteu biplomatii6en ,,9ri=
umpf" anf Der 5amOasgonferenj baben
eisentli6 bic Samoaner errun9en, uuo
bic tuaren gar ni9t uertreten. Tenn
Sfuei ii9 itreiten, getuinnt Der 0ritte.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05

Sei3lpiien, Serrn $. Sobns fir bic
2ieferuns BON @piieniteinen 16 Gents
per lauIerben SUB 5u offeriren.
Sei6loiien, Die 8eripaltung Der
Weiliouri Yacificz8ubn 5u eriu6en, ben
5tueiten Nadmittags5ug bier anbalten
81 laiien.
Sei6lolien, $4,000 aus oem 9lrmen.
bausfonb auf 6 Monate gu 6 Sro5ent
3inIen Su er6eben unb bem S9abneis
itcr einen 59ulbl9ein in biciem8etrase
aus5uitelleu.
Sel6lOiien, AM 10. Suli als Stcuerz
neutrality-suspicious. in Sibun9 5u
treten.
Sierauf Serta9un9
@ III. 6. 9 zoe n9 @Orliber.
S9eo. Sraf Glerf.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05

buB es feline 5 Sabre mebr mdbrer
iuirb, biz bic Staaten SOtua unb &anias
ben fanatiiirten !6orben bes Temperen5
3man9es iuieber entriiien Iein tuirb.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05
City Hotel
MARTIN ALLEMANN

gSgarfltraBe, @ermaun, Mp.
II etnss err trIsn brutl6su Gaiib6u1er In
Sermann. 8ciu unb iautrr, aufmerfIame
SebienuHg, une bic bette Stii6e.
yreilr Sl.OO prpSag, pper S4.0O prpN,rdbe.
Sebr bcqucmeS SampIr Hopm i'm Ielben
Sebaues fur bic SenuBung Spu @eI66fts.
rsilfnsfn. 3upprfUmmsnee pcrirrs an allen
5h9en. iunt4 SO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05
Observation-Disclosures.

&e9elmdBi9e Seriammlun9 an l.
Suli, 1889.
9lniueleno Die Serren 2eisner, gisen,
Saeffner, &ie9er unb SoriiBer Dpeing.
Die SrptofoIle Der Seriammllnsen
uOm B., 5. ltnb II. SUM- ipurben perlez
len uno an9enomnen.
Die fol9euben &s6nunsen ipurbcn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05

slbunnirt auf bas pSernan1er
8plfsblatt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05

gSeiSen, 2. Nualitdt. 49,. 20
gSeiSen, 3. Nualitdt. 6S
&orn, in &olben. 80
Scl6dltes &orn. 35
9aIer. 2y
Otebl, per Sud, 1. Aualitdt. :. 2 so
Weebl, per Sad, 2. Gualit6t. &. =. 2 25
Sprnmebl, per 100 Sfunb. -. 90
Sleie, per 100 Sfuno. ....., 40
Sbipituff. per 100 Sfune. 80. 60
Prnbuftr.
Gorri9irt BON
GEORGE KRAETTLY. 6rnrer
Die an9esebenen TreiIe iperben BON ben
Sdnolern meiitens im GauIde besablt
Sutter, per Sfunb ....... 1O-123
@ier, per Subenb. 80. II
Snbner, per Subenb. ... L 500 so
@nten, per 9ubeno. ..2 75-2 so
@dnle per Subeno. ....3 500 90
Sartpffeln, per Suihel. -. 25
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-07-05
ytittltlitet 81.
809eutli9er Warftberidt.
0etreioe, WehI uiu.

Stben 5reitas currisirt bon De,
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

Mr.. Plummer was born f0rty-two years
ago in Sangeryiile, PsCataquis county,
Maine When seven years of age he re-
moved With his parents to Dexter and was
fitted or college in the -. xter public schools,
and at FoIcroft and East Corinth academies.
He was graduated from Bowdoin College in
the class of 1867, having been absent dur
ing seven months of his Sophomore year in
the military service of the tnitedsStates as
n Sergeant. He took prize for declama
ton during his junior year and one for En-
glish composition and oratory during his
senior wear. In ls6e he was student at the
Albany Law School. In 1869 he was elected
a member of the Maine Leg stature from
Dexter During 1870 ami 1871 he served as
county supervisor OF common schools for
Penobscot county. In 1872 he began the
pratice of law at Bangor, and was chosen
city solicitor in 1873 In March, 1874 he
was appointed chief clerk of the Depart
ment of the interior at Washington, under
Secretary Columbus De!ano.
In December, 1876, he was appointed In
ternal Revenue Agent, in the place of Jos
II, Manley who had resigned, by Seer. tary
of .be Treasury Lot NJ. Morrill,, and served
on special duty investigating claims of the
government against Railroads and Bankers,
ana inspecting collectors oincts until 1851,
when he WAS placed in charge of a Division
with Headquarters al Chicago.
He continued in that line OF duty with
Headquarters at Philadelphia, New York and
Boston, until 1857, when the Democratic
Administration invited him tic re- sign, and he
did so, after being assured in writing that
mo charges or insinuations had been made
affecting in the slightest degree his official
record, or his efficiency as an officer
In 1888 Mr.. plummer settle in Skowbegan
far the practice of law, and devoted several
weeks to speaking for the Republican ticket
in the late campaign, both in Maine and New
York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

The Commute. on Railroads and T.le graphs have
a-,lxn.d hearings upon bills and petitions referred
to th-m follows
for W~dn+ sdAy Jan. I'd
Act To ineoryora = the Roesiand street hallway
Co
Am. ndment TO charter Of Lime Rock Railroad
Company
BIZ raiify lease Of Bangor and kat.hdin Iron
works Railway 10 Is. +, K X. Co
Act To incorporate the Commercial { ni0n Isie
graph Company Of Maine.
Petition Tor extension Of wpIdo and Somerset
X
Act relative extension OF time for extending the
Rumtor1 faIls and Buckheld Il. X.
Act TO authorize tbr Portland Railroad Company
20 operate 1 . road by sieetritity.
P.iliieR Of North Franklin Telephone ard 1eie-
graph 10 or Amendn. NJ to charter.
Act 10 ame nd charter Of WaieTytie and Fairfield
K X. 90.
Petitions for = charter for q Lime Rock Railroad
and Horse Railroad In Thomastoa.
Petition for . charter for an Electric kailfosd In
Brunsvick, fopsham and iiArps~ell.
For Wednesday, Jan. Syth
An petitions and bills relative to fairs and tariffs
upon railroads and steamboats,.
For Wednesday. February 9Th
BIZ r.aiisr TO extension of time for the oonstrac
,ion Of tbs carrabassett and Ca sdian Railroad
PARKER sPoFfoRs, see'y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22
The Republican Senators and the Sugar

The stand taken by the Republicans in
ducing the heavy import duties on sugar
aud offering bounties for the production
of American sugars, is manifestly II wise
one, and cannot fail to bring beneficial re-
sui in the end. 1t has been carefully con-
sidered, and has any amount OF solid facts
and experience in its favor. 1t has been
found impossible for the Louisiana cane
producer. to turnout enough sugar for
American consumption, or anything ike
An approximation to it. For the present,
therefore. IL j. absolutely necessary for
the people of the nited States to depepi
largely for their supply on foreign pro.
duction. The duty on sugar has been
much higher than on other articles of prime
necessity produced Ia foreign countries. To
stimulate the raising of beet sugars proper
boun les have been found highly successful!
full In France, Germany, Austria and Bel
GUM, and it is the opinion Of the largest
sugar retiners aud merchants in this coun-
try thar the production of beet sugar esq be
made vastly successful in the nited
States, and sorghum production is not I'M
likely to largely add To the beet produc-
ton. The practical result Of this policy
would he To give u cheaper sugar
for the present through foreign
importation. while home production il be-
ing stimulated by the bounties to such
large proportions as To cheaper the price.
This plan is elastic, sensible, practical, and
Ia its operations could not fail to have the
same chespening results as has the Pro-
tective policy on steel rails. cotton goods.
cutleries. potterie' and glass. This plan
not only reduces the revenues. but "per-
ates for the interests of the entire
American people. We trust the
Republican Senators will adhere
to it until a majority in the House
comes to its support. Asa matter of
course, il is oppo sed by the Southern
Bourbons. by all who accept their views
and methods. especially by the '.Parcee
and his organs, the y. Y. Post
and \. Y. Times. Northern and Western
Democrats may 90 in the same direction
If they wish. but it Is not unlikely that Ia /
the end they will see the wisdom of en-
Americans to produce their |
o WI sugar. aud thus keep at home hun I
dreds of millions of gold and silver
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

IL Is not only In Maine that there /.
strong movement for legislation against
the sale Of cigarettes to boys, bat the citi-
zens Of other States are being equally
stirred In the same direction. In Phila-
deiphia and other cities and towns of Penn
.ylvania petitions are in circulation asking
the Legislature TO pass a law forbidding
the sale Of cigarettes and tobacco 10 per-
sons under lG years of age. 1t Is
hoped that both Houses at Harrisburg will
take the matter into serious consideration
and mature and pass 4 bill dealing eff-c-
tually with this evil. The -iologieal
effects of The Use of tobacco on young chill
dren are known only too well.
The ease also with which cheap
cigarettes can be procured by
young boys, and even girls, Is evident to
against their use in vain, and the efforts
Of parents are rendered abortive by the
greed of shopkeeper.. A bill on this sub
ject has already been introduced into the
New York Legislature.
Persons who can stand the stencil of
rooms filed with tobacco smoke and made
foul with cigar stunps may not have their
moral sense nor their olfactories quick
ened against the cigarette nuisance.
but the public welfare and the health and
yigor OF coming generations demand the
slgs . -NE.t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

e1Arr Unr,v Aunsta Jan

e1ArR HocsE, Augusta, Jss- u, lsss.
There VIII b public hearing before the above
named eommitte. n koem No. In the State Hosse
~ Angnsta, 1pssd- y jan I'D, 10, NJ z-sa p.
petition Of n iIliAm s0sie Asd oshers ror right
70 drrfz~ bars. clear ehasn~is, Bsviezte By steam
Capsapete and 1oosesemagnnste Il kes and Rs neeiy
sad henhebseo streams In oxford aad Franklin
cosntes also On p~tiiioa Of Frrd c. Barber II al,
TO- exclusive right 70 nxytsafs By .fesm for Eve
years, the same skrs and stream a. 10 the trsf pst
too.
bearing will be given before the eommlftes on
interior Waters al Koon 4. in the state House
Augusta. 1aesdzy Jan. I'D. lses At 2jD p n on a
PETITION Of Amo- K y ie and ofhsrs o. the
Town u bran.xiek, prsJfng for astho itF to build
and main; ain pier. and BOOM In the Andro-eoggn
river at BrBssssk-
There will b. pnalis bearing before the above
cor mittse at Room o. .. state Hone, Augusta,
Thnr.day Jas. -. I--s At 2 ~ n. petition u
6. e. -;ssrn- and her for act for The extsn-
sion Of the eEarisr Of the Bangor boom Company.
There sili be a public h-asi' before the above
omnifte~ In Room No. q, in tae stat Houss II
Augusta On Tassday, Jas ~ i-ss. AT . % p. NJ. on
act TO ineo porai. the New sharon Water Power
Company.
There rill be public bsaFiry before the above
committee at Rom No. q. in The state Hou.e At
Aggps a, r. sr-fay, Jan. u l--s at 2 % p N on
p~iiilsH Of Edward stst, others, to insorpo.
rat. the Thorn Dam Co. Al.o a h-sri z before The
same COMMITTEE sams room, date and hour
act to ineoi p5ratS the Third Lake Dam Co.
= N. -IArsos. Chair
NB. EsGEfL. men
fRaxb " HOyEY -@r's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

James G.. PATTERSON, the insurance mil
lonaire of Hartford, is said to know more
about marble in all ages of the worlds
history than any other man alive. But,
throughout. he is plain and unassumng
person. Nho while out among the Pyray
mids in Egypt some time ago, encountered
party of titled Englshmen. and sur
prised them by talking about what contract
he would make to duplicat" the great piles
of masonry. Later still, one Of the English
tourists, lord, misquoted Greek line,
and MIR. patterson corrected him, giving
the line as it was wrltteB, For heaven
sake. what are you" the lord asked. "A
stonecutter from Connectic at said Bat
terson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

We present our readers to-day, the
portraits aud biographical sketches of
the new Governors staff. The wood cuts
have been engraved for US from photo
graphs by one Of the best engrayers in
the country, and we think he has done
the work extremely well, and secured
excellent likenesses in nearly every in
stance. We print directly from the en-
graved cut. instead Of using an electro
type, as We believe that by so doing, We
secure better likeness.
We believe that this is the first time in
the history Of Maine journalism, that any
paper has gone 10 the labor
and expense of publishing por-
traits 0f Governors staff, but it
may perhaps be said that these positions
we're not so eagerly sought, and hence
not so much talked Of in years past.
We think our readers will coincide with
US in the opinion, that a finer crowd of
good fellows, than the members Of the
new staff, it would be impossible to find,
and they will do credit to the State where.
ever they may 60.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-22

Col. c. +. Allen was born in Presque Isle
Oct 81, 1892, aud lived on his fathers farm
until he eas eighteen years of age. He Was
educated in tine town schools, !.resque Isle
Academy and Maine State College from
which he graduated in the class of IS. He
then entered the law office of Col. Jasper
iiutchins where he remained a time and then
entered the office of H. X Dow mes of Presque
Isle, from which he was admitted to the
Aroostook bar in 5, ptember, 1917. He was
County attorney four years, and has been
to~n treasurer during the past nine years
He is President of the Prr.que Isle National
bank and the Aroostook member of the Re
publican State Committee
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Pheasant For Prof. H0rsford.

The Importance of the character of baking
powders To be used is shown by the fact that
many eminent scientists have given their best
thoughts to the question notable example
IS the very thorough and exhaustive expert
ments made by Baron iebig, one of the
most eminent chemists of his time. who be-
came greatly interested in Prof. Horsford's
invention. In his published report Liebig
says; Il have, through great series of ex-
perments, satisfied myself Of the purity and
excellence of the baking preparation Of
Prof, Horsford. The bread has no acid,
is easily digested and of the best taste.
consider this invention as one of the most
usef II gifts which science has made to man.
kind 1t is certain that the nutritive value
of the -four will be increased ten per cent.
by this phosphate preparation
Certalnl, high words of commentator for
an American inventor jansd&wlm
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STATE OF MAINE.


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Travellers e ing South avoid geIatious
transfers by stage through New York city by
taking the Boston and Washington express
on the New York and New England Railroad
which now runs via the NeEburg Line and
reaches Washington at 10 40 A NJ. connect
ing at 10 81 A. NJ. with fast l.ne for the
South. Leaves Boston P. NJ, with Pull
man sleepers. TuTh&S&wlv
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Perhaps no local disease has puzzled and
baffied the medical profession more than
nasal catarrh. While not Immediately fatal
it is among the most distressing. nauseous
and disgusting i'll, the flesh is heir to, and the
records show very few or no cases of radical
cures of chronic catarrh by any of the null
tItude of modes of treatment until the intro
duciion of Ely's Cream Balm a few years
ago. The success of tbs preparation has
been most gratifying and surprising.
jan22eod&wlw
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Mr.. Henry Walsh, brother OF Editor
W. ;. Walsh, of Lippincott's Magazine
aud grandson of Robert Walsh, for years
a prominent character in Philadel phia
journalism, has been selected by the fac
ulty Of Georgetown College, the largest
Catholic university In America, to repre-
sent the best work done in poetry by the
students at the coping anniversary of the
centennial of the founding Of the college.