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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-25

TO iron garments with sleeves, press the
collars and bands, and iron the sleeves all
over. Pres the shoulders and hens. then
fold by the side seams and iron with care
Embroidery and edging should be iroped
on the wrong side. while cambria ruiiles
may be ironed on the right side. All pure
linen articles. including table linen. towels
and handkerchiefs should be ironed when
slightly damp and pressed hriskly to pro-
duce if possible a gloss. Bed spreads
should be pressed on the wrong side
Prints ironed on the wrong side will re-
tain their colors much longer than if
ironed on the right .ide. hot iron will
destroy the brilliaucy and freshness of
some colors, and the faded look that we so
so often see about our kitchen aprons, Is
oftener due TO hot irons than any other
thing.
Now. instead of exhausting our whole
strength on few branches of our home
work. is it not better, dear reader. to use
good deal of economy (speaking of
strength and time,j and so save a little
time every day, sufficient at least to admit
that We are human beings, endowed with
reason, the proper exercise of which will
soon find a way of doing thiBgs-a
way that no observer shall ever term
drudgery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-01-25

Mr.. Manley's financial statement in the
House yesterday, in explanation and sup
port of the appropriation bill, was made
with calmness, and in that common sense
simplicity which commanded the approval
of ALL
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On riI". In're r Bon Sparta; Attorney
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coin Judge: Ai'-n Bsrks.'aI-. Ru,,on. Ar,
torn v. T. N NcCl"ndn, Homer.
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well. 'H's': z u R'id.-s. CuIum in: Al.
torn-y: r F. Milling. W." s-.d.
F,rh D,-umf-Ouachit. Ini"e r W
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Bair !. Ra-rr"p: Aurrney: = p Ma.l,sru.-
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Judge. " p Hall. Mansfield; Attorney. ) e
Fuyh Cos.nassa.
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t"ne. Judge, David Pi.,.s... Nschi,o hr.:
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Av"ssIlr.. Judge. W = Biackmnn. Alex.
aniris; A f'o~o. Muksvi,Ie, Attorney ,as
Andrews. Alrxau-ria.
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N Ogden Oprhnsas.
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Cameron. Judge. = D Real, Lsk- CbsrI-..
Attorney. J.-epk CG,hhs Lake Charles.
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w~si F~lriana Judge. Rob, Seapie Ra,ou
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sor"ev. y"hn n Ssnn.. Citn,"a.
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suil-, Geo " Bmkn-r. Bstn R"ug; Al
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s'o"-. 81 Tamrany md wa>husinn Jn'y-.
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vard Edwards. mite Cry.
ki"ri~~n,h D,.,rir,--Ss Mary AMI Tesrr-
sonm-. Judge. &C Ai'rn Ffa"klin; Ar:or.
icy, Waller , Sa,hon Hcuma.
Twrn'i-th ri, uirs-LsE.wrci,e AMI As,
umpi"n. Judges: r.vI"s Bsssic, Thils-
AUX; -wsitss Gas.n. Nspolronviit /; at,os-ey: /
. y ts.illoart. lhibs'snx.
Tw~n.y-trst pi-;sp;--Si Martin and .beris
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State OMcerss

G,ve'"or-fR ANrI> T.. NICHOLAS.
ni-tsov-rnnr-tANES JEfFRtES
q. Bryce, Ia.
s-rrei,y Il St,'--l. F. MASON.
An'nnr P"''W Ac"oun's-'p. u. >IEELE
STATE Tr-a-nrer-W ALTER Il. KOir.i;>
p .. New Orleans. L..
Suprr'"isn '-m II Puhlc E.iuca,inn Jos. \
BaEAUX.
Register L'ni Uince-- ,OHN LAM Il
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Ori they d"'t they should know 'hs'
Rargum Hooi Linn'~ns cured BIZ Hat in
m"ies tr v f. HINT af Adairsv,iIe Ky
J. u Mallory. os Ferris Sistion. Tenn. rnr-'i
hi- hogs "f blind sia1sers with -. In fact
thi. KEg 81 L,nisnr,a il invai"ahie T." mon
and beast. aud uo family should he without
It Sold ny all druggists. Jnn2-lm.
Richland beacon., 1889-03-16

W. II Rrv-Is. NJ. d.. OF Baltimore, Md.
says: i have been in The Prm'ire Of n~'ii.
zine fr Over eighteen years, hai never have
! .-rr the .guai "f Hodges Sar-apsrlIIa, IL
has worked m,rsrles here ~ cmr,ny Rh-u'na>
ii.,n aud Scrofnla. Have almost come ~ the
r"nriu.ion 'ha, rannoi practice without it,
Suiu by all druggists. jin2.lm.
Richland beacon., 1889-03-16

AN no,.resiienis owning hand in Kirkland
-h"uld inm-'iis,~ly cmrr-ipn with III. Sec
Rotary oi IN" hungarian s-s,ria'im If Rich.
land PARISH State nudnbrr are. for sale,
prize. aud time nf payments. &c Also send
IN e" '1'ln''pns ~ m""ey. for the purpose
IT Pa, ing :.m advertising y''ur Ian Is and mr-
ni-hh'g papers IN IL ~ who a'e inclined to
seek homes ~ OUr par,-ls.
Address WILEY r. MANGHAM.
If Rsyv,iIr, La.
Richland beacon., 1889-03-16
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

CHE Best >Sivr in the world TOR Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt .Rh-u,n. Fever
Sme. T-u-r. Ciiapr~.i Han Is. Ch,Ihlain.,
Cons, nd All Skim Er"p'"ns, anh p"s,rv-iv
cures Piles, ar IN pay required. Iii guaran,
t~' a IN give perfect sa'i-iac.ion. or n"nrv re-.
funded Prize % cent. per hox. For sale
hy ID ;. Brszlry. myl2-So-ly
Richland beacon., 1889-03-16
Judges Supreme Court.

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Courts Of appeal.

FIRST fi~u'- ,.'tn R..e, y So.
W""viii.. Cia,'.'r "a. I. go, T. I.,. -.
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Srr"ni ,'r"i'-O ri ia r c'.isni Frans.
I'm a'ah al, To- s"- ~ ii.or roncor.i
I.as Garrett West Carroll anil '.iur-.ou.a.
&c M"r'yon TuJn'aL
Third Crru - nail., s L., dry Avrv.
c'les Rap,'e Gr,m Vr,"n". raica siru.
Cameron Vemi 'r t,'sv ~, Iberia and
81 Martin Juiae.:
.'""n Iirsg ............ LAFAYETTE
H"''e" r-"y..--.. .-.-.. Iberia
Fourth Circnii-Ea. B.,or Rouge. WeS
Bn koug". Liv "g-ion. Ia, vipai "a st
'yammnny. Washington Helena. West
Te'icia"a. Fns, FrIic,nna, r"i,t- Coupcr and
1~rville. In'yrs
Samuel J. Powell B,you Sara
Million A. Srrc slsn Gre.n.bur,
Finh Circnii--S' M"y T-rreIs nne. As.
SUMPTION. Lai"nrr''~.. 81 Char -. J-fi.rs n
- Re'nari, Pl"qu-ni IS, 81 John the Bap.
tist NJ. James, 4 rens'n Judges:
Henry % smith. Frank ir
Rene I. Beau'egari. New Orlean.
Orleans rir~u''-Iniee.
Frank M"''l"1- -.... New 0ri-an,
IL D. hrl'y.-.... ...... New OrIran,
Richland beacon., 1889-03-16
Pa ish Officers.

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Richland beacon., 1889-03-16
THE RICHLANO BEACON
State Official Directory.

STATE CAPIrAL-BAroy ROUGE.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-18
TOTAL TAX
WITH COSTS

TOTAL IA K
WITH COSTS.
n Collier and Graham's add, ma half
lot ls blk 4. poll tsxss,,. . so
164S. Ward, Peter-L A City, in L A
Ianp GO sub OF lots 2s7 aud 2ss, H 8. lot 70
blk IL, poll tax. 30
1649. Killer, w Hill 81 &C Of land, be-
ing lot a bsk g. Kingsley sub OF Luke g.
Meserve tct. poll 9ax, 4 80
1850. Hodgson, Jno HI A City. lot
40 by l75 It on W side Glover st, bd by
land of Bott'lfer ct al, " BY land OF
Beaudry, poll tax so
661 McNally, cornelius-L A City.
in Morris Vineyard tct, lot IL, blk d,
poll tax. so
1861 Newell, james, City, in
Bea dry tot No 2, lot 2S blk 6, poll tax, SO
1853 Records, Edw--L A City. In Gan
ahl tot, lot 10 blk /, pail tax. s + so
1854 tough, Jos M--In santa Monica
city LOT blk 19i, poll tax, .a 4s4lp 0
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

Grand Rapids has its quota of old
vlollns. a. ID. Eathbone is the posscssor
OF an undoubted Amati. Nicholas, the
greatest of the Amati family, lived in
Cremona, Italy. Not only did the
Amatls make wonderful violins, but in
the workshop of the Amatis were ap-
prentlces who were destined TO become
even greater than their illustrious
masters. Among these young work
men was Antonio Stradiyarius, the
greatest violin maker the world has
known. Some violinS OF this master
bring fabulous prices. Joachim was
recently presented with a Stradlvarius
violin costing $1,000. Sarasate, the great
Spanish viOlnist. plays upon Stradi-
yarlus violin, which Is matchless in tone
and priceless as far as money is CON
cerned. The widow OF Franz Servais,
the eminent 'cellist of Belgium, has
offered for sale her husbands cello,
made by Stradivarius, for the modest
sum of 81, 900. Rev. Ball Wright, of
this city, has well preserved violin,
made IN 1927 by GuadagIini 10 cele-
brated Italian makerl which he obtained
from collector of yiolins in Dublin,
Ireland. +. III. Stewart, of this city,
owns valuable violin made by Salzard
The writer has been often asked: 'In
what consists the great excellence of
the old Italian violins?' q question
which the length of this article will not
permit answering satisfactorily; but
perfect workmanship, the model, the
wood used, the law of acoustics APP
piled to violins, and varnish, the princi-
pal ingredient, gum, from trees, which
'tls said no longer grow upon the sides
OF the Italian hills, and finally, age,
which up 10 a certain point VIII Inn
prove well-made violins. In the
writer's opinion, as good viollns are
made today rs in any age of the world,
and why not honor the living as we'll as
the dead? +. NJ. RAwsoS.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
THE CARRIAGE RIDE.
ihe Route Selected tor the Drive By TIA.
VI y r. As>ooiatton-

The Route Selected for the Drive by the
VI. - r. Association.
The carriage committee for the state
Press association meeting held meet
ing last evening and decided that the
guests be taken for a drive Thursday
morning, leaving the Morton promptly
at $50, over the following route: To
Jefferson-ave., 10 Cherry-st., TO Col
ege-aye., To EOuntaln-st., to I.afay-
ette-st., tO Crescent-aye., passing CreS-
cent Park and 1t. Marks Home, down
TO Livingston 10 the Bluffs" return to
Bridge.st., dOwn Bridge to lonia-st., to
COldbrOOk, To Canal, To Leonard, on
Piantield-aye., and thence 10 the Sol
dlers' Home. Visit the Home. return on
the Iiver road to Sixth-st. bridge, cross
the bridge 10 FrOnt-st., to Eighth-st.,
passing the Grand Rapids School Fur
nlture Company and Wlddicomb Furni-
ture COmpany's buildings; thence
Jetfer>on-st. to West Fulton to the
Ph9nix factory; visit the Phoenix, at
which place the fire department will be
called and a display given. and also a
display OF the Michigan Hook and
Ladder Company'S trucks; then return
across Fulton-st. bridge to Iona, and to
the different hotels where the carriages
wilt be dismissed.
The committee respectfully solicits
the owners OF private carriages for the
uso OF the same, and request that they
notify III. ID. &. Van Asmus, chairman,
at the Board of Trade rooms, not later
than Wednesday forenoon. The car
rage committee will meet again ut the
Board of Trade rooms on Wednesday,
at : p. m, to make final arrangements.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
THE RACES.
Where tn Buy Your Tickets-The Horses
Now the Ground.

Where to Buy Your Tickets-The Horse,
Now on the Ground.
Have you purchased your tickets fol
the races? If not. you can procure al
you may wish, either at Westlake's or
Mills, Dickinson & Lacey's drug stores
Morton House cigar stand, the Claren-
don aud Bridge Street House. Those
wishing to attend daily can save a
good penny" by buying season tickets,
which have grand stand coupons.
We are getting to be quite metro
pOlitan with our annual horse meeting
and the State editors association in
convention ut the same time, business
VIII bee materially quickened, and our
city make a favorable impression upon
a large class of visitors.
IL - n fine sight to see the trotters ex-
eTciSIng at the fair grounds every
morning. They all try to avoid the
heat of the day, 50 that as soon as
"dswn tInctures the Eastern sky' each
Pegasus Is hooked up" and put
through his exercises, Scoring" and
turning" his quarters, halves and
miles. In the aggregate, they furnish
the finest collection of horse flesh ever
seen IN our city. Select your "favoritc"
and wager in confidence. The races
VIII BE- honest, and, If your judgment
IS good, you viii win. Don't miss the
first day at half price (25 cents, free
grand stand.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
SHE HAS A HUSBAND.

Jennie barton May Ee Charged with a
More serious Orense than Disorderiy.
The case of William Hcnnessey, Esse
Wheeler, Jennie Barton and Horace
Perkins, charged with being disorderly,
was called ir police court yesterday
and adjourned. The circumstances
of their arrest IN the Tower block Will
DE remembered. The women stated at
the time that they wero grass widows,
but 1t seems tsat jennie Barton has
never had a divorce from her husband
and he proposes % make t very warm
for the offenders
Barton declares that as soon as the
present ease IS finished he Will have his
wife arrested with her paramOur for
adultery. Barton has been keeping
quiet. and it Is not generally known
that Jenale Barton has q husband.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

Has taken office Faom Ia thc II. bstsS hfSl
stairway GA Noafea II west IL NPrHElsl
j n~ doctaT has eprsss-a hl> hr~ stnif Arlsiiu gt
oakdafs H4gk cqfsltf uf Hal ans Ea>l slS
supplies al ilr ucsesa fics au1 al tht comforts
Tor the sex aaa ltoile aita those ga nCea -
SufEfFaI OPERATIONS 81 aHk dc>Nfi iittoH- lsis
sa> carefully sgudicd. freper elrt. bst -
electricity. taaSSase aud tram q nurses san
piit4 81 very HloaefAfe CeiSi- Address II
Ntcaboef. A a., n. h.. 10 Aouret ~. 'irg
Rapids. Mich. Graduate of tho fhysie Ma
e4i ioliege 81 ia diana. sinsc iStl. lecturer 81
us I lcne az tat above college Sl4ce lasu. Ap
pointed iT ,irssoF of Nsiefia Medlea "a It's
ffoIiaa tniNe sits in is>2. Post Graduate oi
the feiyciinic of New lork since is>i, miess
surgery. diseases OF Nomeil. Diseases oi tnll
Gren aHd Urinary Agaiksl> IN 81 ctr sliic dis
raSFs hsfs haen stuaiea a. spgcialtits.
Alss OficTs for sale of 10 exchange lots
houses and lots and farms cheap. Ills home
- iostNick- 81. ! fof sale or Tor 4 -nt-
Oucc hours To o "a. m, / ~. 10 =. M. and
10 = y. M. Telephone iisi.
Telephone connections Tor residence ano
sanitaIlgm Viii be ready next week.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
TOWN TOPICS.


Rev. " " Johnson vii preach at
the seeond baptist chaFeh TIA nloTn-
Dg-
70 j. r. K. Van DBgteFsn. II the
FOURTH Aatsoaai balk, aud s1e-aa
eleven posald boy.
Tie Cable Company : replacing the
concrete between the rails GA Lyon-st-
vitn coill,le stones.
! & West, the ehlsf operator Al the
N~stexn IHi0a, letges tonight Tor =
siIs,ft ssslt Al Putin Bay lsiaEld-
The recently 0Fganized Hebrss ba-
nal sc,etF, tie Baith Ofliom. has puE-
chased aA acre Of ground at Gfeen-
so5d-
A trout weighing ieI pounds and
measuring 2Anpehes, ~as caught at ot,
taaa Beach tM other day ~ Landlord
AcDelfle-
The well known senator, Joe Ford,
having completed his ltiofs AT Lansing,
has resumed his run "a the e.. L. q 1.
PaTioF cars.
Grand Haven Iftb44G Three years
ago Mss Alice Holt purchased a lot ia
tsrand haplds for slo0. Abe sold Il re-
gently lOr 81 900.
DT. Veenboer has just opened hrs
sanl1lrlgm at Oakdale Park, and es-
tablisAed . down town office IA rooms
At the 0ld 81. Dennss.
Temperance meeting in Good Tenn
piaF5' Hal, - South D.yisiOn-st. AZ 5
p. ~. this afternoon. Mr.. HI. Walker
wIil deliver the address.
Rev j. " Reid wll lead the young
men meeting AZ 4 O'Clock today at the
u. M. &. A. rooms. HIS subject viii DC
The Divine Use of a Skeptle."
Bat one case was reported at the
Health office, fnd that was one of
measles Master stewart, age Il, cor
ner Oi Highland and south Lafayette.
There we're IN AL forty y-eight eases OF
contagious diseases reported last week.
Forty one were measles, four dlphtheria,
Two scarlet fever and one typhoid
fever.
Prof WaidenstrOm. of Sweden will
preach in his native language ia the
First Presby terrain church, corner OF
Firstand scrbner-sts., at 80 tomorrow
evening.
". IL. keeeh and Samuel Heppen-
stall, with their wives, OF Plttsbdrg. A .
Lubensten, OK Chicago, and James
MOrauty, OF Cleveland, are here buy
ing furniture
Sax hundred resOrters were carried
into Pet0skeye by the &c. r. x 1. during
the last week N June, and 800 into
Mac kinac City. Last week the num-
ber was nearly doubled.
l.. +. Stanton has just made an i'm
portant and expensive addition To- has
of1ce, IN the snaps of splendid new
tOur-roller Cottrel press for fine cata-
l0gue and other hne work of that
class
The members Of the different COM
mlttees OF arrangements for the MIchi-
gan Press Association meeting, are re-
quested 10 meet ~ the Morton House,
on Tuesday morning, and receive their
badges.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

Report 81 The >a,sssass ssssss fer shs
a<AT knataz gsas -.

Report Of the >asssssass sEs..ss fer he
a<aE knaias gsas -.
The a1kRaal FeToEs q siae eoanty sss-
psrsnteEdsnts of poor tts tsea toT-
~srdesi 70 LanSas. DaIsng i.4s year
ending JBne 80 tle coaaty Baasrss&ss ssssd
IS male AID ~ fenaais paDPers 50 the
EooE Iafn8. With an average attendance
ssf al, tour HeEe under IS years of
axe, seyen lilotlc and TIVE insane. ta
tiae inmates j. were AmkT2aas, Is
H1ilaaders, IFssa and tbe balance
scattering. There Nefe feu deaths aTld
one bsfEn. Ine board have al regular
pensioners, aBd extended temporary
rel4ef 20 s,64T persons. Tne total eX-
penses Of the board for the year weFe
81 sos. A.. The county poor farm j.
worth sl4, 1882, Including machinery
lxe stock, etc. The house all accom-
fnodate sixty persons, sad : vet
equipped.
The total expense of maintaining tue
poor house and farm darlng tie year
- 81 o56.53. 1nls total Is distributed
ia about two dozen items For the
temporary relief of the 2.6i7 persons
the total amount expended i 81 .S12 - -
thls Is exclusive Of what has been paid
for the support OF p0oT-h0use inmates.
or this amount railroad transportation
has at<ogbed only s3Iil3, food has
cost sss@9i.0l; fuel, si,4l402; clothing,
s>S9.03; medical attendance, etc, 81. :
v1--.9i funeral expenses, S957 50; aud
other necessary supplies, including
board and care at homes during the
year s5,0l5.is. The whole amount ex-
pended by the county m the support OF
It's poor Is 81 ,5O5. 46. This total In.
elndes the expenses OF the poor IN the
city and IN each township Of the coun-
y. and also the support of the insane AT
Kalamazoo.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

CLEVELAND, o., July I.-Publishers
TELEGRAM-H III ERALD - Have received
several copies OF THE TELEGRAN-HEE-
AID. Glad 20 notice that your paper is
on the SIDE OF morality and Chris
tanity. The daily press has become a
powerful factor IN spreading the gos-
pei among non-church-gOers. Your
paper is well equipped with good illus
tratiOns and choice selected news, ar
ranged, as It seems, by a skillful man
aging editor. May deserved success
bc yours. \. J. UoRN,
Cleveland Paper Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

~ Ns- H4@tSf he<f44es . Ballet "a t4s
bx~as<-tfs 81 Probably Ae~sssx.
william Halter, tseafy Two years Of
age, anssisT IA the Mas4ieoasb Faras-
tnEe factory @as accidentally sA0t lAsE
evening by rs brother Freder.ek, aged
seseatseH- The ballet took efeet Il
tas eentef ef the breast, passed through
ths steFnum aud probably Iodged IA tue
back, producing dangerous bat not
necessarily fatal Mound.
The young men were cat in Ganni.
son > swamp At SO last night s.loot.sg
At target VITA small 22-ealiler re-
volsers when the revolver IN the hands
II Frederick, sas accidentally Dis
charged, causing the accident a. stated
The wounded man turned with a ter.
Flbie shrek, and raa about
forty rods IN the direction of
bis home, RS Delong-st., and
then fell forward ON ais face.
Assistance soon arrived but L Was
supposed that the young man gas dead
as he lay perfectly still. his parents
were notified aHd DFs. Andrus and De
oaasp were called. Tue police were
nOttied and the young man MAS re-
moved 70 his home.
The doctors pronounced the man
alive, and asceftdIned that the bullet
had entered almost IN tne center OF the
steFTiun AMI had probably passed be-
tween the iobes of the lungs without
cutting them. The patient seemed u
be suffering from the nervous shock
and u Is thought that the bullet struck
the spine. The patient gradually raj
lied and at 10 O'Clock last nisht when
the 'iELEeRAs HERALD reporter eft his
house he was feeling very well c0nsid-
eflng the serious nature OF the wound.
The doctors are quite eonident That lie
viii recover