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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-03-14
A Hrar AND THrsr CHAr Or
FunxrsHrxes

First Of IN ~ vsnt Jon to take FOOD long iinssr-
Ing look 1t our so cent Nschvesr. There's nothing
new about the pricA Everybody has t. But there,,
just much difference In scar - there 4. In men.
Compare ours with what svsrybody else sells a 75
and q. Thars what you'n And us SELLING AT SO
CENTS Even then yOu'u And our variety greater,
it, al folly paying high prc for scars when for half
dollar you can get the newest thing. When -, ,sv
compare ~ mean II Wen BE- the winners BIZ the
comparison
We've got niehtrobe for 50 cents We've told ron
| about IL before Haven't said much lately thourh
You jumped into the arst Lot and rined the ssse.
We've Just shaped them mp again They're fun soinch
lengths cent an inch. Tastily trimmed cut with
French yoke. and carefully made They're perfect az,
ting, too. II there's another house thssu sail any
where near - good shirt - this for as certs We
haven't heard Of them. II they had 'em we'd be likely
to hear oft It's bargain. gentlemen.
While we on the bargain question well say word
about those sOldtipped Gloria Cloth Umbrellas The
proof Of the pudding is in the eating Thas true Of
Umbrellas We've been selling these ever since las.
fan-26-inch. sl.25-2sinch, sl.50.-Havenr heard
smurmur of complaint That's good showing isnris
In Hosiery we're prepared to raise stir. Just look
in one Of our lower seveuth-strees wndows See the
kinds for % cents straight and those at 35c3 for Ell
Handsome stripes New. Quality away up-prices
away down-An sizes and as many pairs Is you want
Not Job lot-but our regular lines for Spring wear
Gloves-of course-an qualities Especislly anxious
for you to try our 81 Street Glove Its exceptionally
good quaiitynot limited to shade or twobut ali the
standard colOrs-with the new creations thrown in.
sAKs AND COMPANY.
THE "aET-UP-AND-aET" FURNIsHERs
SEVENTH STREET AND MARKET SPACE
mhl4
SHOES. Shoes.
EDMoNsToN & co.'s
Is PER CENT DISCOUNT SALE
HAVING REMOVED and CONSOLIDATED our
Avenue Store with our Street Stores find that
are overcrowded with stock. Although in good cord
ton and in season. must be reduced ct We viii
offer entire stock Of HghCut Shoes ct Is perc mt
discount for the next 10 days.
EDMoNsToN CO.,
1889 AND 134l F STREET.
mh14-1m NO BRANCH STORE
ESTABLISHED 1874.
ANDREW J. JOYCE.
SSoSS a k kRf ERf Ri i a gee GEE ZEE ssss
Cos oSk ~ Il kkk kH It'll ~ i aS ss In. ssss
FOR SPRING AND SUMNER USE
victorias, Cabriolets. Mail Phaetona. Ladies'
Driving Phaetons, Carts. Spiders. Buckboards.
Surveys. Road Wagons. Family Carriages and
Business Vehicles.
We are making speciality this season Of Vic
torias. We have large stock and great va
riety Of styles
1t viii be to your advantage to inspect our
stock before purchasing.
Our prices for the quality are - low a. any
where in the United States mhl4lm
NINE l.. THuRN.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

During he last month considerable
number Of cmigrants have heen passing
through Montana, en- route to the British
Possession, travelling hy wagon. 1t has
been asvcrtaiurd that they are MormonS
from tab aud Idaho. and that their lcS
tination Is the country through which the
,'alt Railway passes. some time ago the
Alberta Railway and Coal Company was
approached by an agent of che Mormon
hierarchy, with proposition To buy -e,-
rrai thousand acres of the cnmpanN's land
in the Northwest Territory in which to
settle colony Of the saints. The nego-
tstions hung fire for sometime, hut were
completed lirtle more than month ago.
II is not known What the consideration
was, nor Just how many acres of land
were purchased. The deal was large
one. however, and the province is likely 10
have very considerable Mormon pupula-
tiou within short period of time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01
Punc,urinx the rree-rrads Bubble.

Augusta. Ga. Chronicle DEM
OF all the Inconsistencies aud ineqgali-
tie- Of this so-calied '.robber- tariff. the
protection given 70 ris'e l. the most unjust
and oppressive. and the Charleston News
aud C9urier il Inconsistent enough never
u protest sgain-5 the rice monopoly that
j. protected by the present tariff-aceord-
ing to she frer.tr4,ler Mr. j. :. Moore, Ia
the New York Times, hs who l. credited
with preparing the biil- bill A. frat in
te~iuee'i-by 4 dmy Of IL per eat.
rhi- !. protection that might be- den"snced
A. an oppre-.ioa ami ,aon1Dolv, bnt We
sfaliepge tin loW tariff or free trade
New aa'i foHrieF To quote -ingi" *
tract from it. editorial. Protecting again /
the pamp@rs-I ant Oppressive protection
eaioyed BY the rice planter under the
pre-ept tariff.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

Special interest attaches to the following
int resting criticism on an important subjec,
from the Chicago Breeder. Gazette, from
the fact that the notable animal, of the IA
m0u. Emeline family are owned by Mr..
F. ". Todd of CslIs owner of the cele-
brated station Lump-".-
All the daughters of the famous brood
mare Emeline. that has con ributei SIX sons
and 5aulhter.to the , 30 i-t are now owned
by a resident Of Maine, and this gentleman
is pursuing the policy of breeding them to
u fereut stations 20 that fair test of the
different strsies OF blood may be male
while the mares are yet Yonng. After the
foals have attained sufficient age TO
earrant handling for speed IT will
be an easy matter TO ascertain
u hich of them are he fastest, and in
this way the best mick" for the daughters
Of Emeline will have been secured with no
loss of time Augusta Schuyler is To be
herd back to Chimes, having recently drop
ped foal by him This stallion is a full
broth. to B"ll Boy, Hinda Rose and st.
Bel heing by Electinneer AVID out of Beat.
fuI Bells. and about the only one of the
famous mares produced that has rot beaten
> 80. He could have lone so "a lily enough
when three years old, having trotted a mile
in . SOL and it is probable that during the
pre- sent eason he viii be made s'ardrred ny
Performances. Thu. trouble with him thus
far has been snm' tlijig in the hature of \
foot disease. II has already been matter
of regret 10 Gov. anfnrl thnt Chimes was
OF " INTO the 30 when II was possible for
HIM TO have attained that distinction
and hal t4Is be- done Beautiful
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

The heirs of Alexander Stewart are
seeking To prove that Mrs. Stewart ~ille,i
her millions to Judge Hilton through his
undue influence, and whether they succeed
in bre liking the will or not. they are Ger
tainly making life Il burden to the willy
Judge. Up {" the pres Mt time there are
Is eco folioS of testimony in the case of
but one Of the contestant, Resale Butter,
against the will Printed It will make 10
volumes, 700 pages each. There never
has been a will contest in this country in
which the evidence was so voluniuous,
and vet the proponents introduced only
six witnesses. who all testify briefly TO
one fact.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

The New York Press remarks, that
the experts who have studied the
matter assert that there j. nothing
in the climate or the soil of many
States of the MON which would prevent
the production of flax and the mauufac
ture of linen. Competent Judges estimate
that the American farmer, with advanced
methods Of treating flax could produce
a million acres of that cereal for both
seed and fiber over and above what Is
now produced. IL would give them from
II .0q.00 to l5,On0,0o hushel, Of seed.
worth as many million dollars, aud loco,
N0 tons of flax straw. worth $50 ,0N.
and from which 500 tons Of flax finer
would be obtained, worth 500 100, 600,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

Apropos of recent magazine article
upon the sacrifice of women to the perpet-
uation of the race, former member Of
the Cornell University faculty declares
that, a rule, Young women who have
stood high in the university classes are
now either ehildle>s wives or the mothers
of ill-developed children. His testimony
on this point is the result Of many years
observation. He does not advance il as an
argument against the higher education Of
women. for he comedies the right of the
gcntler sex in the complex development
of modern life to choose its own path even
if that path lead in unaeeustomed dire
tons.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

- Louis Globe-Democrat Rep
There acre over 100 bullet holes in the
city Democratic mob quit firing at him,
and each one Of them viii remain a blot
upon the good name of Arkan-aS 20 long
a. -he -hall permit the aS-as-in- TO 90 un-
Punished.
NJ tarnot, President of the French Re
public, in his youth served a regular APP
prrutice-hip in a carpenters shop, and j.
Ia clever craftsman At That trade 80
mi h the better for the French President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

"Why j. it," The Boston Transcript in
quires, "that women who would not inter
rup, Dug I'D palgetty or the Baron of
Bradwsrdine in the drawing room. do not
hesitate to break in on business con-
versation between sales women and a
customer, and never think of apologizings =
Good manners are certainly As attractive
and as necessary in shops rs in drawing
rooms. The Tribune thinks the women
spoken of by the Transcript don't know
any better.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01
THE WORK OF THE BRAIN.
But Lsbor Of the Hands Should Relieve
the Weary Head

From the -. TyOui- Globe Democrat.
The one great fact Of our day l. the in
crease, Of brain activity and brain H-e-
Compared with the Middle ages IN Eu-
roy. We NAV say that This organ II the
body ha. NOT only gained supremacy but
t4s taken npon it-elf the bulk of all toll.
10 he higher Glasses there l. a growing
liberalization 10 physical work aud an IN
cres-e Of mental application. Tn" enor-
mor- working ability of the brain ha.
i,e, ~ DEMONSTRATED, and il il equally
Il. aon-tr,he that thi. prNer 70 work
taay he healthy and sustained.
There l. always 40 imminent danger ~
brain or nerve break down, hut Ne are
sure that wifh Wise precautions ii NAV b.
avoided. What the-e precautions are
every per-on should know They CERTAIN
iy do not consist 10 the u4e Of narcotics
and .tiaulants. Rrcupcriti1a Of one
organ Of the body il, a. rule accom-
pli.hed by the activity 81 .ome other or
gan II the brain l. brought into Intense
activity IL must be foliO~ed hy "a, ab.O-
iur' rr.t And the great problem j. no
hail We get enough brain re-t; Bt
-leept Even II thi- wrr" "a.y 10 -ecure
70 would not give ~ full reaction and r.
euperatipn. other organs OF the body
must alsp toll Bat brain worker. rs a
rule know nothing Of any other work
that il the .npreme folly ~ our brain
,ge. Industrial education il our recovery
from fhi. folly We mast educate the
hands Hand work must relieve head
work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

The most enthusiastic patrons of base ball
are probably the men who sit on the 'beach
ing boards But snyone who occupies a
seat there is liable to catch cold; and msna-
gers should present every patron thus ex
posed with bottle of Adamsons Botanic
Cough Bsisam. may 2seod&eow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01
tailu 6fnnebet journal.
s96bSIG, Sblysyat, JUNE !, 1875
ToErr. erpvrws. PDIToa


eeir rgy. he force ~ will the com
NJ iiing zeniu., phich pushed -taDleg it,
b. ~ nd extraordinary f'ort through
~ nafI Continent, are .fiil operating a.
~ r tii lion ~ ent"rpri.ing EGr"F@ans
~ No rieans 10 appropriate the va-t
fe'4s witch he diseoY@rr Opened n
: one Commerce. and the fhris isn
l,gion fouragr f. couf gioas ~ sell
r., e. i,rs ~ var. and new fi@' HsTrir.
n..t.r niinent. and On n" .befe. aud
f.'..f the .eas alNsv- lead ~ nes
ha, nes. out"rprise-. 10 bold commercial
undertakings The King ~ Belgium 10
gisi h- approval and 'ii- money I" aid
3d. ptsiinZ N" region. II The
% 20 10 trnde ard civilization
NJ gu'.ird by an epl ghtened pabllc
.t,iff AID the dr.irr to g'ye the p""pi~ o.
h.. ittl. Kingdom the ren"wn A. veil a.
! +, numerical advantage IS fi h hi. 81
~ ar, Designed to secure to them and
e, ririf .oyefcign. The building n a rail
.t# iui The un,iyiiiled countries ~ cen
ta8 tfriea j. certainly a .friking prosf u
o., h.. been the ciir"f ~ fhr work 81
sf4alay aud the other brave m"n like him
H. 80 ,atnr hrid. Th- lstest information
fai 81 .ccni. probable that the - ongo
T. road will b. bnit. The engineer.
yiu have returned g." &c GUM. a'trr
usl ug elaborate survey Of hi. route
f,.i.1 NAT IL viii feuiiir. 81 0s0 900 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

lunch, added to tht
nervous anxiety, y
that when she CANT
cut from one Of tn,
stores she fell pros
! trate upon the side
valh - 7rSmon'
Street She 10
kindly cared FOL
and even ually
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

Boarjman and Farnham took jolly crowd
of Augusta people to the entertainment, given
by the Riverside Grange, "Wednesday even.
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

The Augusta letter carriers can play ball.
In Gardner they have a regular tNi,tcr
theirs The crack team of l'nclc sam bow.
from the Arsenal found this ont Thursh,
morning when they crossed bats With the
mail deliverers. After hard fought con.
test of five innings the score stood II to 10
favor of the carriers. Nat White carried %
the batting honors
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01
selling at Half Price. >

eknowh reader of his advertisement know the
IS II
aI q a q a
uct low
placing before pubic al prices
IT, o ably
" finally
nrSas both
i
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01
A SHOPPING EXPERIENCE.

How . Lady Beoa me Overcome ny Nerv-
ems Strain aAS Fell an the street-A
valuable Lessen ts All Nervous Women.
MrA Morton E. rs0stt, Of Lowell, went into
Boston recently 70 - . dayS shopping. She
vEse< many Of the iaadtnG stores. and became
- Interested In ~ attractive goods she saw.
that she failed to rsaliss The flight Of time.
Tsa care Of selecting tust the right articles
made her nervous and neg lecung to take her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

Prof. G. \. Robertson has commenced
building his summer residence on the shore.
of Cobbosseecoutee Lake, and when finished
il promises to be a gem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

Il wish 10 have you say in the paper" re.
marked participant in Thursdays ball
game ut the park, that We wish To expires,
our thanks to Mr. Byrou Boyd for the i'm.
partial and gentlemsnly manner with which
he umpired our game. Yes, added he.
feated candidate, both teams were equally
pleased
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

A peculiar pension case which is nov
pending and will probably be tried At The nei'
term Of Superior Court il that Of Joseph
Shay, one legged veteran who rcsiie'
pittston. In 1871, Shay was afjn'ged "
ha oitual drunksr1 and sprendthrft and
was deemed eIpedient to appoint guaf'l"
to draw for his good the large pension "h''u
he receives. The position has been h''s'
by various persons till some six years asO'
Mr.. VIM. g. Cleaves veil known Pi''''''
merchant was appointed Two yea"
ago the pension office dec'He'
refuse recognition to guardians appo'"'1
over pensioners adjudged 'pendthrlft' o" ~
count Of drunkenness. and ruled that 'he
money should in all eases be paid dreeH' "
the pensioner. Last winter thi. dec'''on W.
reversed, and since that time the gua'4''
and ward have disagreed. The hao"' -
Shay have been good for year past -.
believing that he should be allowed 10 us
his own pension he refuses 20 'gn Al,
vouchers for the money. ON the o'hrr l''
Cleaves holds the pensioners ct'''"'. =,
which he will not give up
Shay pay. the bills which ne
run up a, his guardians store. ShAY ''a
that Cleave's charges are eIhorbiian' anu "
this issue the matter was tried in the if0'''
Court at this city and a judgment 'eHl.'.. .
in favor of Cleaves. As re'u' Vi
complications shay's pension has not 0,s'
drawn for several months and he IS nov
ing mainly on expectations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

Mrs. Williams. a colorcd lady who reside,
on Court street, came into the municipal
court yesterday to answer the charges brought
against her by one Mrs johnson, who AYERS
that on "Wednesday last the said William,
slapped her face and perpctrated other in
dignities upon her person. Mrs. William.
stoutly denied these statements. and claimed
that Mrs johnson hal hrapcI insults high
upon her. Judge An lrews dismissed both
parties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

Exciting games of football take plao,
nightly on Winthrop street near the Cushaoc
House,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

Yesterdays Boston Globe contained A,
excellent picture and brief description of the
Soldiers monument in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

Al a meeting of the directors of the An
gusts Loan and Building Association yc,tef.
day, quarterly dividend of one and one.
half per cent was declared and a coustlert
Bile sum added to the surplus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

There will be no services at the uinrisB
church tomorrow. On TUESDAY cycnin,
June ith, there will be meeting of the
parish in the church parlors to consider bu,.
ness of Importance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

reached her home, but hsr nervous system
received q shock iron Which she has not yet
recovered
Such etpetencss arS ~ no means uncommon
Many lafi.s. il u true, d NOT fall hfelsss upon
the ttrret. but that the nervous systsrns Of
Thousand. OF lovely lAdt0 b undermined there
can bs no doubt Nervousness seems to be
almost universal. and hundreds Of women
Who would be lovely otherwise and attractive
10 their husbands, lovefS and friends are not
attractive because they are % delicate and
nervous. The veil known Mn. HarlAnd. writ.
Ing on this subject, says: why ladies VIII
allow themselves 70 become weakened and
easily avoided. Careful living. the right fsod.
and . regular use OF the right remedy Will keep
any woman bright and healthy Good uoursh-
ing food instead Of The thousand unhealthy
foll!sa and the regular w. -
Of the prep2ratieu III
know n a. HUNTS Remedy,
vsn- | am sure. regulate ~
And keep any woman in /NNN L,1
perfect health. l have S\N/~
found this Great Remedy NV . \
invaluable in my own (>1n.w1
cass, and ] am sure IL can AHETll
BE- made equally so In
that of every other vi n G1M
woman" t1N WIN
The above clearly M VIII III
stated sdvice should [TA Nn N
value to all hdias
whether suffering or only slightly af,ns.
IL shows that well directed care and IL
use OF the right remedy will preserve health
psoloag beauty and make life more joyouA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

The Portland Gospel Temperance Mis-
sion ha- just clio ed its eleven Il year of
gn"d work. puring the past twelve
months Go5 signatures have been obtained
tp the temperance pledge, "mploNme nj
has been secured for - persons and lodg-
ings for ~ Two hundred aud twenty
one meals have been furnished, about
ZOO pounds of provisions have been dis
frhufrd aud $50 articles of wearing al
parrl Watchers for the sick have been
provided for Il nights. Rev. MIR. Pearson
has conducted % funerals, married y
couples, made ll}9 visit. and provided l.
lectures aud y entertainments. He has
not been absent from his pulpit for ~
consecutive sundays, nor absent from his
Bible ClaSs for one year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

A new plank sidewalk has been laid on
Cedar street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01
MAINE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION.

Tn Thirty seventh anna al meeting of this Asso-
citation will be held at City Building. Portland on
June H. IL, and %, lss9. GHss. ID SMITH, Secy.
may21i3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

| Mr. Benjamin Hilton of thi. city lied Of
heart disease yesterday morning nj the resi-
dcncc of Mr.. Levi Fares on Malta Ill.,
Mr.. Hilton was for many years employed in
the family of the late Col. rettcugili and wa.
most faithful assistant. In the dl,s when
OK teaming was a science he was noted asa
sklful handler of the goad and many were
the heavy loads of granite which crossed
kennebec bridge under his guidance He
was never married and leaves no relatives
except one sister. lie wa. e. YEAR oil.
Many people who were never before nc
cused of owning anything will to-day become
the proud possessors of taxable property
The dog law is now in effect aul over every
! pup which wears no numbered collar the
fatal sword of destruction hangs by single
hair. One hundred and srHty-thrce dogs
have thus far swelieh the city treasury with
license fees. Just how many hog. are
owned in the city is pcrpoxug question,
and the estimates run all the vi, from 2oo
to 5000. At any rate the number M
!
licensed is large aud whether it Will be d.
minished is disputed.
The State Board of Health standing com
mlttee on ventilation has from tn" hrs' al
vised that the atmosphere of the state HOSE
be kept pure by forcing warm air through
iiues INTO all the rooms. Prof. ; II Wool
bridge of the Institute Of Tcchu ,logy, Who
appeared before the Capitol Commls'ion at
their request yesterday, advocated the same
method. lie thinks 1t perfectly practicable
to force the warm air all over the building
by means of a large fan driven By steam
engine IN the basement. lie makes ib'
statement after careful examination ami
measurements c. II Clifford Of Boston.
representing the b + Sturtsvant +, stem Of
hot air ventilation, il in the city and vii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-01

Socol 81 crs.
June.
Is your dog licensed?
Dog collars at Owens Bazaar