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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
BUSINESS OF THE STATE.

Captain George Blodgett's new tanEery on
Indian Point, Bucksport, Is progressing finely
Mr. James Lord of Lords Cove, Deer
Island, is interested in q prosperous copper
mine located in Nova Scotia.
new industry In Fort Fairfield. The
Magill Bros are preparing to put in q shoddy
mill. the machinery for which will be in
place this week.
Mr.. Elias Clark. formerly of Biddeford,
but now of Boston. is interested in a scheme
for building large new summer hotel at
Goose Rocks, next spring
The loan and building association move
ment is rapidly making its way in this State.
Kennebunk is conte mplating an organization.
and Ellsworth has just filed . certificate for
a charter with the Secretary of State.
Gardiner has invested $50 900 in new
buildings this year. 1t is so and more so, in
many other portions of Maine. Stay at
home, young man, and grow up with the
best alI-around State in the gslaxy.-Bsdde-
ford Journal.
Messrs. Fassett & Thompson of Portland
are drawing the plans for . regimental build
ing for the Eighth Regiment Association. to
be erected on Peaks Island. near the Fifth
Regiment building. The edifice will be about
t0xS0 in size.
Messrs. Webster T. White have put in an
additional boiler and steam engine at their
mill in Shirley, which will double the capaci-
ty of their mill over that of last winter, when
they shipped 2.000,t 90 feet of lumber over
the Bangor and Piscataquis Railroad.
The Hinckley Egery Iron Co of Bangor,
has recently received among others. orders
,k-- 90. 80
Dirigo single machines. two saw jonters, two
Davis clapboard machines. one gang edger
and one clapboard log turning works.
Eastport probably has the poorest post Of
fee accommodations of any town of its size
Ia the State Yet for three years past an ap-
preparation for more than hundred thousand
dollars for a new government building here
has been lying idle.-Eastport Sentinel.
The Oak Hill Granite Company of Belfast
has got out and hauled to City Point die Of
a large monument at st. Louis, Missouri. The
die is perfect piece Of granite and weighs
twenty tons. Ten yoke of oxen and six
horses were employed to haul it from the
quarry to City Point.
Pressure Isle is to hold a special town
meeting De ,ember H. to act on the Gould
bridge matter. The Herald says; There
seems to be a practical unanimity that the
bridge has got to be built in the near future
anyway, ard that now is the best time to do
it. We firmly believe that the proposed
bridge will be the best $500 Presque Isle
has ever invested.
While the gentlemen Of the Biddeford
Board of Trade are discussing the interests
of the city at their meetings. it would be
good idea for them to consider whether 1t
would not be worth while to make an effort
to secure an appropriation for q post office
building. Nashua recently secured sloO. 600
for such a purpose and Dover, $4,000.
Why not Biddeford !-Erensng Times
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
GARDINER.
New Tenement aouses-Druken Fracas
at the South End - New Business
Firm = Progressive Euchrs - New
Year Hop-Heath Post Election.

GARDINER. Dec. Capt. Sprague. the
deputy marshal, is confined to his house
with severe cold.
Among the evidences of Gardiner's pros
perity are the improved hotel facilities which
the city now enjoys. Both Young's Hotel
and the Evan. House are in nrst-class hands
and the proprietors are contsntly adding new
features to please their patrons. new de-
par,ure which finds favor and 10 quite metro
politan, is the securing of tasty menu cards,
printed exclusively for each meal. It gives
the house q business like air which 10 de-
cidedly becoming and stamps the proprietors
as wide-awake landlords.
The new chimney at the Richards Paper
Mill at South Gardiner, has been completed.
1t 10 twelve feet square At the base and 1873
feet high.
Samuel Aver, one Of Randolph's well
known citizens, is quite seriously ill again,
having suffered relapse of his old trouble.
At the annual election of officers held Fri
day evening Heath Post, G.. A. X. Of this
city elected the following; poG commander
J. p. johnson; senior vice commander, Far
rington Haynes; junior vice commander,
Geo. W. Bowie; chaplain. Joseph Hill /;
surgeon, o. d. Jacquith quartermaster
Chas. o. wardsworth; officer of the day, s.
c. McKenney officer Of the guard, Frank
Nickerson. Delegates to the Department
Convention at Augusta, S. E. Johnson, Geo.
W. Bowie alternafes, 5. c. Mckenney, H.
N. Wentworth. At the close of the election
speeches we're made and Refreshments served
by Mr.. johnson. Post Commander elect.
Kate Meader, notorious character residing
in this city took up her abode at No. 50
Water sire It Friday morning, and desiring te
celebrate the event of her removal in an ap-
propriate manner, procured quantity Of the
| ardent, and inviting in her gentlemen friendi
spen, the evening in discussing various mat
| ters over an occasional glass Of the stun
| Differences of opinion arose, and . h1ht en-
sued in which three men and Kate took
hand. Officers Wakefield and Bean Eeart
the runpus and sailed into the den capturing
the four belligerents. One named Geo
Davis lay stretched on the foor, having beeI
knocked insensible during the melee. The,
we're all taken to the cooler. and came up TO
trial this morning. Three, including Kat
| we're fned and paid, and the fourth not hav
ing the wherevithall to settle, vas sent up
/ The new night officials are taking hold o
their duties in excellent shape, and are prov
ing valuable members of the police force.
4 The grand jurymen from this yicinit
came home tonight 1t il rumored tha
nearly ali the saloon keepers, and seven
druggists have been indicted.
Steamer Company No. Of South Gardiue
will give . masquerade ball in the g. A. !
hall in that place on Christmas eve.
Robert Pope. one of the we'll known resi
! dents Of Highland svenue, has rscensi
! purchased the Abel French property Q
. Hishland avenue and has divided The lan
into tventy-four house lots. Mr.. Pops
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
REGULAR BUSINESS SUFFERED,
ConSr ressmen Being Eugrossed with the
Defsication-Preparius to Celebrate
Centennial OF Washinston's Inausura-
ton.

Congressman are 90 much engrossed with
the defalcation in the sergeant alarms Office
that they have thought little of the regular
course of business.
The committee on rules has not held q
meeting. When the House reassemble to-
morrow will be governed merely by
parliamentary practice. There is reason
to believe that instead of waiting ~ usual to
complete the entire list. Speaker Reed will
announce several more important committees
this week.
Wednesday at the Capitol will be devoted
to programme Of exercises commemorative
of the centennial celebration of the inaugura-
ton Of George Washington. The exercises
will be attended by the President and his
cabinet, the Supreme Court, delegates to the
Pan-American and international Maritime
conferences, and all the principal officials of
the government In Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
STATE HOUSE MArTBRs.

-
The following Invitations have been ~
ceived BY Governor Burlcigh, who mach ~
,,s,. ,h., ov,,, IN IN. ,,s,. n, o,h,,. h....
ness ne Will DC oonss1 70 dechhs 'nsmi
WAsHiseTos. ID. G., Dee. 4.
His Excellency, the Governor Of Maine.
Augusta, Maine.
You are cordially Invited 70 attend csrs-
monies In CONNIE morstion Of the insugprs-
tion Of our first President, to be held In the
hall Of the House Of Representatives, DE.
cember 1ish, 1889.
FwAxx Hiscox,
Chairman Of Committee on the part Of he
U. q. Senate.
Thomas NJ. BAvsx,
Chairman Of Committee on the part of eAs
House of Representatives.
r,xc,r,xx oxv,,x
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
THE NATIONS SCAPITAL.
Ssc'y Proctor's Reply to An
nOuncement Of Davis Death.
SDcott Polsd to b I Pol6eG.--niy b.
EItlldited.
Exercises comnsmorssivs OF Centennial
HxsTcisss Commemorative oi Centennial
ol X ashinetou's InausuTatioo.

WAsHIserOx, Dec. "a telegram from
Mayor Shakespeare Of New Orleans. vas
received today BY Secretary Proctor, giving
ohiciaI notice Of the death Of Jefferson
Davis. at one time secretary Of var Of the
United States. In response Secretary Proc
tor tonight sent message. in which be said 4;
"ln refraining from any official action OF
the death Of Mr.. Davis, l would not and
hope do not add to the great sorrow Of hi.
family and many friends. 1t seems to me
the right course and the best one for all.
You will, I am sure, understand that its
adoption Was prompted by the sincere wish
and purpose TO act in the spirit Of peace and
good will which should fll the hearts Of all
our people $
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
The Pith OF the News Taken From the
Current Topics OF the Day.

There was s25O,00O fire in New York
Sunday.
The Capital Loan and Investment Com
pany, organized ABOUT six months ago, At
Lincoln, Neb, with capital stock Of sl0,-
900, 900, has gone into liquidation.
A trunk containing bloody clothing sup
posed to belong to Cooney the missing Cron-
ing suspect, was found in Milwaukee Sun
day and was contscated by the police.
At about 8 p. NJ. Sunday, the trunk Of .
human body and hand were found in the
ruins of the Ames building, Boston, burned
in the Thanksgiving fire. They are un-
identified, but probably belonged to the
missing fremen
The schooner Augusta K. Herrick, from
Swans Island. Me-, for New York, arrived
at Vineyard Haven, this morning. She en-
couotered heavy northwest gale on Decem-
Der 9th, off Boon Island, and was obliged to
throw ove' board about 1000 paving stones
from the deckload to prevent foundering.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09

duced his own revolver. int nding To bring
the nov desperate pris5aer to terms by Z
bali in the leg. The weapon accidentally
discharged. and clipped the left pant leg Of
the prisoner The revolver in Dyef's pos
session vas six shooter. 80 cslibrs vea son.
This vas taken away frsm him. together
with sig or eight inch dirk A similar
knife vas also taken from Malcolm Mean
time Malcolm had escaped to the woods
He was t-aeed BY the marshal, however. and
sometime after vas seen to enter the cabin
baseheaded And thinly clad. Here he vas
at once ifoned. The early Friday morning
stage vas taken to Brysnt's Pond, where
Detective True boarded the train with his
prisoners- Marshal Maddox left Friday
noon with the recovered animal. reaching
this city Saturday neon. Dyer, vhoit seems
10 simply desperate. is quoted ss saying that
If he had had ki...s E1d could have used il,
he would have liked to have tried conelu-
sions With Maddox.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
sILcorr A FoRoEa.
He Also Made on With Lesdom's Priv
ate Funds and May be Extradited.

Mr.. Leedom has learned that Cashier Sill
colt forged the names Of members Of the
House and other persons to no less than
thirty Ave notes. agsregating Sl4 $500. Care
full examination will be made Of the notes.
and it is the opinion Of several members OF
the investigating committee who have some
legal reputation, that If they turn out to be
forged Silcott may be extradited providing
sufficient proof upon that is obtainable
Leedom also states that Silcott made on with
some of his personal funds which II true
would place him fairly within grasp OF the
extradilion laws. Leedom to-day received
an unsigned letter from New York saying
Silcott was seen at the Grand Central depot
Monday night in toppsry of a man named
Miller and that he purchased two tickets for
Buffalo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09

Shsue stevens furnishes ~ With ths fsl-
lowing facts Saturday night, Dec. Ia, Dav,a
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ssfsst blanket and nose halter. WIN. Coonhs.
another cisissu Of Pennington. vho live a
.Ac,. a,...n,. ,,.,r, Ch.,a,..,. A..
| nisns nad niekei pia'sd hsfnsss stolen mn
him, alec whip and lap robe. The thieves
went ou mile and a half te Hsrbert Spen.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
ONE ENyOY9

Both the method and results whc
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is plea-.
and refreshing to the taste, aud aota
gently yet promptly on the Kidney.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn eHectually, dispels colds. head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy ana agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIC syrup co!
sAs FRANCISCO CAL.
ioWSvHtE. ~. ~sw roeS. ~
wsr2sdAviv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09

Original, invalid (navy)-Jacob T. Abb
bott, ViDslhaven; Jas. Bogue, Nat. Military
Home. Restoration, reissue and increase
Chas. F. Haskell, Levant. Increase-1ra
Gould. Caribou; George q. White, Belfast !;
Jos. A. Babon. Unity Selden Dawes. Lew
iston Bella L. Fow les. Boyd Lake; Stephen
r. Philbrick, Rangeley Robert Nichols,
Starks; Joel p. Priest, Costigan; VIM. Ii.
Weston, Skowhegan. Re-issue-John M.
Farnham, No. Newport; Melville Walker
Hampden Corner; VIM. W. Pomeroy, So
Norridgewock; VIM. X. Proctor, Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
MEAoRIAL SERVICES
In Honor Of Davis Had I'm Churchse.
Funeral to be Held from Broad PoEtico
OF City Hall.

NEw ORLEANS. Dee. s.-Many churches
held memorial services in honor of Jefferson
Davis today, principally the Protestant Epis-
eopal, Catholic, Methodist and Presbyterian.
Bishop Gslleher. Of the Protestant Episcopal
church. will be in charge of the funeral.
The bishops intention is to have the ser
vices take place on the broad portico of City
Hall. Lafayette Square stretches out in
front and many people could witness the
rites. Today the shipping dir ped their flags
the British steamships especially pulling their
flags at half mast. A thousand people today
visited the municipal building where the re-
mains Of Davis lie in state. A death mask
Of his face has been taken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09

The time limitation for the making Of ~
turns by corporations to the Secretary ef
State, expired Saturday night. All those
Who have not made the proper returns will
be reported ~ delinquests and dealt With
accordingly. Not half Of these cofposasieHs
have forwarded their papers.
The returns from the various tovns ase
coming into the State Treasurers once, -
the amount Of The bouniiss paid BY thss fss
crows killed during the year Twenty-tvs
towns have % far fled their papers csiliso
for about eisl. The town Of brooklin Issds
the present list, With sbout $40 crews
slaughtered. Windsor and Durham srs cIess
behind with 1870 each to their credit. b
far this year the State Treasurer has paid
out 1885 in bounsies for bears killed is
1883. This years resurps srs nov conisg ia
and will not vary much from other years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
Davis Left Nothing for His Family.

II. W. Grady telegraphs to the World in
response to inquiry, that he fears Mr.. Jeffer-
son Davis left nothing for his family. A
movement is on foot for the raising of fund.
Such movements always were vetoed by Mr..
Davis during his lifetime. He declined to
receive aid while 80 many soldiers, widows
and orphans and so many disabled veterans
were in need of help.
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Kentucky Offers Burial Place and Aid.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Dec. s.-A dispatch WAS
sent to Mrs. jefferson Davis from the peo-
pie of Louisville. offering for burial place
for her husband q lot in Cave Hill Cemetery
once set aside for President Zachary Tay-
lor, but was never used. A confederate
association resolved that fund of $780,
600 be raised at once for the Davis family
Kentucky pledged to send $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09

oy ~ ossr q usee 49,. .ee,t'
me - % wssss ss mo IN ~
sul 1ess 49, @ 80 NE ~
nce1uy Pefeaasso e nASaaAnd esenee
On .ns 70. On winsH sSs snesAo ~ 0e
oosine Of uness neesee -. repe psoPoses
efees sso eoost.. eoeses Seeose@ Wo'
10Y. V0een Ahes osensns eeeses carry u
she spfine. Tns pAAns fcr ne new structures
vefe nade y helyoks. Aaee., po1oes aad
NE conoscs hse been awarded % NJ. wn-
Houston, enc Of ths peonlnsas contractor
snd builders In this cisy. IN eoss OF me
proposed chanees and new sefucsafes vii Be
about e7000. Af. Pops 10 live, progressive
eaoxen, and Ne owner OF one OF the meet
farms IN The SsAse.
! AZ meeting OF Maine Coomandey Mt.
Of this city, hsld Friday svsEing h uas vos-
ed to hold big banquet On Dec. 10, upon
the occasion Of the o0cial visit Of the Emil
nens Grand Genesalissimo A. b Aarston.
A new code Of by-lsvs vas adopesd and 9TH
ef important mattefs discussed. The banquet
70 TO be grand affair Owing 70 . misen-
derstanding The visit Of the =. g. G. did
not occur Friday evening - announced.
Hon. J. b. Drake OF Bath, president OF
the kennebec and Boston Steamboat Com
pany vas in the city yesterday. Mr.. Drake
reports that the business Of the two steam-
ers has been good for the past season taking
into consideration the bad weather which has
been experienced On many trips. A meeting
Of the Board Of Directors will be held in
Boston Dec 18th. to close up the accounts
OF the yeaf's busineas. The two steamer AZ
rangement has proved sstisfactory and will
be consinusd through nexs season.
X. Alden Temple. Most Worthy Patriarch
of the National Division Sons Of Temper
ance. lectures in this city Monday evening At
public meeting to be held at the Congrega-
tional vestry under the auspices of Warren
Division Of this city. Mr.. Temple is on .
lecture tour through the State, is said to be
nne speaker and should draw . large crowd.
Ever, body 10 invited.
Messrs. Southland Bros, from Portland,
have taken the store recently occupied BY
Cannon Jones. 306 Water street. and will
carry on fret c'ass whole sale and retail
nsn business. Ibe nrm 70 composed OF
Charles h. Southard and Fred Southland.
formerly living in Harpswell. They are
young men thoroughly acquainted with the
business and will doubtless meet with success
IN tneir new location.
samuel Lane. Esq Who has been con-
nned 10 ms house Tor several months oy
SICKNESS 10 now mucn improves AND able 10
see MS friends.
Inc Progressive kuchre Club passed
most enjoyable evening 81 the home OF Miss
Harriet Dennis on brunswick avenue. last
evening inefe were s'x taDies OF players
and tne lucky players are % f0ii0ws: fro
gresnSe prizes, Mr.. Z. +. swift and Mrs b.
W, fsftrioee; ooooy prixes, W. u. Eiiis
and Mrs. Will Berry. The prizes were
dainty little souvenirs and the club enjoyed
the evening immensely. Miss Daisy Water
neuse receives the club at her home In
Farmlngdale on the evening OF Friday, Dec.
Z0th.
The Free Will Baptist people are srrang-
ing FOR services of special interest on Christ
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Capital Chat.

The marriage of Senator Allison to Miss
Theresa Stouehton neice of Senator Hale
of Maine, is announced to take place before
Christmas.
The site of the post Office at Ohsfeld, Me.
has been changed about three-ffths of a
mile East on route lSO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09

Two severe cases, one Of tube reulosis and
one Of GLADDEN. have been discovered in .
horse and Gov q Lewiston.
4 man samsd Charles Begin Of Lewiston
vus behsadsd and tssFibly naasisd by .
train On he 0rsnd Truok bsidgs Hriday
night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
eAaaical esaiss sf ~ manager. Dr.. Anss
wilder Of ASsusaA. undl euils rscsatly
he 1ra nans vas Addisoa 3 Sne~l

| xAs George FallsG's oeas' Wosks.
rhs foundry and uAcAine sAeps Of u
1ra afs Of no littls iRpossAncs. The fosI
dry is siapasd - irea ard hsass casaiAes, q
IN sxseasivs hns II nil work b does. 4
inpoetAns dspaFensas b ~ Dakias Of psli
slocks for silcesA end papsr-Aa.slse fAcsol
ies. snd for tAess hey have dsaand fro,
al over ~ country. r1is I'm alec runs
whiting factory, and for tAis tAsy iapea
cone 600 tons of chalk each year.
A The SsasA End. TO-. u ~ factssy .
The Boston Flint Paper Company. Tie n
chine shops Of MsssFs. McCisseA Co.. ID
Ssavsy slus facsssy, and u tAsseriss.
Ths bsssoa Flint Payer Wosks receive
IL asarts mon Asbar. aad Bevdoiahan Il
he bslk and hen b 10 csssAsd sy sssam
Ten haads are employed. Nine gradss q
hiAs paper ass nads end I'll Of this eos,
directly - Beseoa. TAis company also hai
The lsass Of ths wi.s-vorks building which |,
utilised to advantage II uakins ash slus
from hsh sounds. In this industry thirty
I've men are keps busy.
Aessrs. AcCleneh Co.. employ 10 hands
and their machine shops srs keps busy sap
plying machinery 70 silclosh facsoriss. and
on general machine work.
The Seavey Glus Factory, Of which Mr.,
9. H. esavey 10 proprietor, 10 run during thu
fall and spring. and 30 tons 10 The output fos
the year. A market 10 had for THE at the
oilclosh factories in shis city. The glue ID
sbout 80 ,oss az I'M mass,,.i l. nsss S..,lv
The snnnerv n M. .ecsio. a. vh,.h ~,
H. Horn is nropri,eor viii hsvs ,u,nea On,
s0O41 ur.n.,.S .h..n .h,r. ri. -. p.,,
Of this nrcAucs Il mad "a, .ic,.. ma kin.
and part for The msnussrt.,s ~ l..,hs,
clothing.
Mr.. Frank A,hins- tanner h.. ,u,rsa nm,
$50 dozens Of skIns csch vsek.
Messrs. j. r. RrsIsy a r. A.. .,,.,.;v.
soap makers. and use sOOo hu.hsl. ~ ..h.s
10 this indssirv v~s,iv.
M. =. A. Ssndd.,d h.,a and .os, .r.r
maker r.oui,es from erno ,o ,N,0 h..h.i. ~
sshes psr year.
Amorg r,;cn, h,, ;-,r,...,, a., s..,.A
ins induserirs. .honia ~ u.r,,or.d IN. A..
mechanical vorhrooms AZ M, q D.v.r.
port. and the c.r,,.,. And .l.,.h vc,s. ~
Mr.. q. q. Palmer
Concerning n.
Building Operations Of the City
thev have m. h..r ..,.,,.uv .,,.,.,.
and ,hi, b.. hsan d,a ch;.a. -, ,hs 90. Il, :,
ex,ensive oner.,i.r, In mi. NJ h.v. h.sn
unnecess.ry. Ths,. IL . .ns,c;sncv a,
churches. and az other nuhiic huiidin,s IN, -.
are evidently ali ,h,, .re needed
A dwelling house h.. ;r., h.sr .,.,,.a M,
the son. of Mrs. J,hn Rs,ts, on wi",h,o,
.tree, and mi. Il Tho oriv a,sll,r. hc..s
that hs, been hull, within ~. ci,v limit. ,ni.
wear.
A carriage s,orehouse h.. been er.c,sa nv
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-09
Think. Window Solved the Problem

Director of mint Leech in statement fur
nished for publication says he believes Sec
retary Windows proposed silver measure
is not only the best plan for the present uti-
lization of silver but it contains q solution of
the silver problem.