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Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17
kauf grbeiosforbunb, Der ftiftebe

kana grbeibsforbuno, Der fiftebes
CONNER, fOntituereoe fig iom en-
tansnt Snititutiun peb ct Msbe |
hlSe ben 17oe 5ebruar. Der bleu
aIast Beretnins ON JOrbunbets
ipmbsb, pebtOses 2ope % palst
(@prelis. 5orbunbet teller MI "a
Ne mso ca. 1000 Weblemmer. Sors
ben bar faaet fit eset Organ, nemlis
6giiiuleforeitanoer Nnoers Ssrs
En % &eouftpr s. g. Yeterien uos
i Slao "Susmanbspennen", Os til
FuHhets Repreientant peb 8laoet
tss ). 2inberberg. 5orbunoets
rauo sr u. &asmusien, Silmuie,
fiurmano &eoaftionsiefreter Senien
espe, SOrbinsbors, 8aslsrer s.
tsnien, Drip, % Jorretninssfsrer
fat 6srnanoO 2inberbers, 5rebrifss
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17
|abafs iabrifant Mobrenbols / Nps

|abaisiabrifant MobrsnbolS i 0ps
|ns ,. 5. uprettebe / Bespnoelien al
Garbunoreoe ct 1eitamente, bpors
bans slaStninse / 9piflanb ituloe
BET aarlise ubbptte af en- 5ormue,
(asHSs al co. $4,000 &r. os 5alters
s'sns balue &irfetienbe. 5or ca.
Far licen bleu bet ueb Yroces fafts
\ at ubbpttet fun tilfom be iaa
Pc 9eicenoenter al Teitator, % MI
IN llofte al oisie bBb / Sftober
FHa |. VI. 5or 5remtiben tilfalber
ffist, siter 9eitators Beitemmelie,
(ater | @ptiGbins.
Ea9r'nbOl5 bar osiaa paa anben
' saunet 8pen, ioet ban en- Gang
s'9sis uoploelie fienfebe Bper en-
ssr bar lisset liseouerfor ben
slItamtmunossaaro meaem Mas
fnss % 8ureeGos gienbomme.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

IorbennGrenbe Dperlerer / Gal>
borg, Senrit S9mibt, er afsaaet peb
Ssoen | en- Ilber al II Var. Den
Gfosoe, iom eiebe en- iielbsn retiinbis
% elfperbi9 &arafter, bar en- bpstis
os unolfabsris Sfolemano. San tntes
reslerebe fig iarlis for Mptbolosi os
Olbtibens Siftorie, os Der forelisser
aelfIlise Irbeioer ON oisie @muer fra
bans Saanb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

Gn | Hosfiloe / bisie 9ase afosb
8One bar efterlaot fig en- 5ormue paa
10000 8r. Der ~forelaa life minoite
J%ormOonins ON ben MfoSbes 5Ormue,
men oeb Sfifterettens Opsisrelie af
8oet fanbtes 8elsbet / benoes Sens.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17
GG0relanbetS Gnrinnr.

TGbrelanbets TOripar. Oct itore
Baniertaarn til @arberbsifortet, Tom
ben Privilege Selpbeifatnins bar beitili
bos 5abrifen "@ruionpe,t", er MI fer
big os prspes for giebliffet / Operpe,
relie al oanife Officerer.
2aarnet, Der / glt pil fomme til al
tofte omtrent 225,00O &r., er fulbt be-
talt, ibet be iiofte 1OO, 900 &r. afIenbtea
fra Ssnberipaanb S%lutninsen al Sc
bruar Maaneb.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

Gn Yggning, bsrenbe til &orssr
Grbeiosanltalt, brenote / {. M. Sa
Slben ubbrBo, bar Der S3 Gemnler paa
-Soueituerne; be Flap ale belbist no.
Slben er paaiat af ct uust Wennelfe,
Der nDlls bar fommen' fra Irreiten.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

aGselillo. On iprselis utptfe er i
use pasleret | @raubale. @n
gasnuno or9bte nemlia i'm Suss
t Oto ct SaaoeHub. pusmans
S'a' lom ct Bar 9ase forub bar
qlem fra aisbenbapn, bapbe
sasl en- &epuluer. On 9sroaaen
y uoe at ltpoe neb ben, os, ba ban
gisn' lOrtalte ban 5aoeren, at ale
sns I ben bar bortfubte.
Este Slt ban imiblertio uo meb
g.'sa 'Slert, os, ba ban benne@ sang
'@ ia zig, bar Der enbnn en- &uale
y. Nalte Dag tos Susmanben &e.
"a rem for at prppe ben. Sen
a'sls Sanse, Os Susbolberfen
VI at ie, men / bet Samme all
W. % auslen ramte benbe liae
0s orebte benbe siebliffelia.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

Seb Gisge, forbi 2anboeien til
@isie, bar man belle 8interen funnel ie
5aar saa os sresie paa &usen. gnos
osiaa / fOrrpsenbe Sneitorm git 9prene
iom ~iaouanlis ube paa Warfen os be-
fanot fig i bebite Gelsaaenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

M a.
~, SS,lieresientlfab. Der eier Slube
asv Sssr 9bp, boilfe Sser for
|5ss NV! Roen bar neften tsrlaste,
Nv. "a lerlls bripes @iebbefansft,
Nlttert JOrlpoenbe, be 1uttei
M. ,Ss srum 81 ubtsrret. 0enne,
EgS O.s en- Oemnins, bells paa no,
IsaaSs er tilt fra Slabe ss,
(s,s ss',el seo 9ielp af ct ftsrrs
|sr,s.t:o reoet af en- Turbine fra
n "'s1lse uotsrrinssmaFiner bel
bst. nv Syssrstasenbet er for iaa pibt
s,tOr vm Steniiiarper til be betpbe.
''a'0s'oer / benne. 3ib tilbe,
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

6opebgaarosn 2upitrup peb &ans
cers, 33 3br. Sartforn, 532 1or. 3ano,
CT iol9t til Yroprietar 2borup til VIM
peitrup for en- ajsbeium at 135,0OO&r.
foruben Yenfionsbproe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

S%tiitamtmano oper SieIanbs Stiff,
8ile 8rabe bar paa @runb al Glber %
Spaselisbeb taset IiIfeo. 9epartes
m~entsoireftsr / Snbenrissminiiteriet,
Bads, er ubiet til bans gfterfsl9er.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17
Bet er btott De ifriper efter Brspenuml

Oct Ct beof De ifriper efter Brsoemum.
n,er al Sproete mm n, fsreno BE be.
itemmer Dem meo SeniDn til bpilfet Berne'
blab De oil bape | 2eres Ssnbassiiole.
Sprbeftemmen er bet enefte uorife Bsrneblab
iom bar ben internationale SsnbassTfole.
leftie n1eb Sortlariu9.
Gbresie: Sprbeite m m en-,
ITO Y. Sangamon Str, gbicaso, gu
22.15.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

gorgerforeningens 5%olfelptfen /
Iarbus bar / benne Binter ubfolbet en-
MISUNDERSTANDING 8irflombeb. Sra
Sanuar bar bet uboelt gratis Mibbasss
NAB baslis til 100 transenbe 5amilier
os besuoen beipiit 400 fattise Bsrn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

Sanbpoile, Dbio, 18be Sum- 1888.
8 aaret 1861 leo jes / lang lib al
&beumatisme os bar .nbertioen nsbt til
at BRUCE 8rpffer. ct. Safobs Die bel.
breoeoe mig fulbitanbis. - Geo. 8.
Niron.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

Sommeren: Seq pnlfer at fpruisle
mig ON, at ale 8ibnerue er tilitebe os
pil berfOr fsrf laie 2iiten op. 9e, iom
er tiliteoe, faar iise ia, De andre neil"
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

Ser Ct sOoe llbfister til, at 5orllsset
on, en- Sernbane fra Siassl1 til gre
britsbaSn oil blipe uebtaset al H'ss'
baaen.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

9ampfibsiaRabet "9binsoular
aiuer for 1888 ct uobptte al 10 ST.. pr.
Iftie. I'll 5~ornpeliess os til &eleroe'
fonben er benlast 1913 5000 &r.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

Gn Gisbmanb os @iaitsiper paa
2anselano bar / II Iar betalt baaoe
arobulbss os Branbeuinsafsift. ytu
Ct bet uplpit, at ban fun er forplistet til
at bstale for en- af 9elene, os ban faar
en- aanIfe net Gum t~ilbagebetalt.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

Serubaneportar Ytidelien blep oso
en- station / Warbeben al Ialbor9 ooers
fisrt af ct 3ren. Stumper al bans
aeaeme fanbtes iprebt oper en- lang
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

Gommnnefasien / Sfipe bar ! {. W.
fulofenpis tom, iaa at man maatte OPP
taae ct 2aan paa 5000 ST. til lsberoe
ubaifter. Seloisuis inotommer MI
Sfatterne.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

Sampfibsielifabet "aisbsnbaon"
bar baut ct beloist &ar, bet sioer ilre
llftionerer II PCT. % bar benlaSt 1907
600 ar. til 8erierpes os 5ornpelless
fpnben.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

Sanmarts Seltasslie i BariieruO'
aininaen ipnes at bile blioe ret bet9oe'
Tia. Snbenrissminiiteren bar paa IT,
uans(open opfsrt ct Statstilfuc.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

tSapoD W. toanRs 9ampRibsielRaber
(a,a, mses. sioet fine Gttionerer
Et" "009tte for 1888, r,emlis
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

Gn uSoei. 5ruen Opoaser Bis.n
iferb meb at busse ooer en- bel Del al
benbes fineite &ronelps / Smaaitumper.
"Spab er bet, bu sisr?"
go, Grue, 9e iasbe, at ies itulbe
iaa branbe 2pieitumperne, men, ba Der
iasen Here er tilbase, faur ies ie til at
lape nosen.I
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17
Bu6Iens M~rntfaseaIpe.

Settle er ben bebite Salue I 8erben for
Staar, cprepen Cub, Saar, Borisiaar, Gall
Rheun, Gsberiaar, ubTet, siab, 5roibpl.
aer, 2istorne % are Subfpsbomme o. bel
,reber dIosles Piles, os bpis ben IN. sisr bet,
80 trrpes tnsen Detailing. Ten Il saranter.i
It futile siSre fulotanbis 5pIbef, eu.rs far,
nan gensene tiIbase. gris IS Gents pr
!Sfie SeIses Dos
8. 3. Tontscmers d @.
TeecraA Jswa, O. paa upotbeier I ale an
Ore BpsI.
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

. Ssrm.niIls, srptnsn Seses s,s.ss. HsSr % naar b
s. isst. o. ss5is. s:r,s ssne % here's SoraIsrss fuls'
Rappe. BOi,su % 50rrtinius. % suss ssn slast
EabsiorS0Is til oesssmm.nss Hfspss. naar b Ftue
sunl ON sisis aHnsfssIiu. CpIssuinsu psfss o.
Ss anf1rts DANTE I auutsa- ~. stbest
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

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b bjgt,i
|utbt;'rl
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|H3.tlisl
|tn icGid
,rt aid
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

L, Of n
10 suppl
that TEN
|llttles
Rssird
|rs ID
Decorah-posten., 1889-04-17

5 Gts. pr. sIaHe 90 nmsest aus n~potbefer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
PHYSICAL EDUCATION.
A Need that Should DO Supplied In Our
High School.

To the Editors Of Kennebee Journal;
Augusta has High School of which it
NAV we'll be proul. but this same school 10
lacking on one important point. 1t makes
no allowance for the physical culture of the
student All the prominent educators in tn $
country argue upon the absolute necessity
for some provision for this department. The
best way to provide for this in our case
would be to have gymnasium in the school.
Recognizing this fact q petition which was
signed by every teacher and pupil in the
school was presented to the committee last
week. Yesterday their reply was received
In which they state that upon examination
they aud that there is not enough money in
the treasury to their account to warrant their
making any but the ordinary expenditures,
before the next fiscal year, which COM
menoes in May. In their letter they state
their unanimous and unqualified support OF
the movement and that they will give US the
Use of the room for ~hich we asked.
The school has voted to form an Athletic
Associa ion ard Ne will raise part Of the
money for the equipr ent of the gymnasium.
but ~. cannot raise al and we therefore feel
constrained to appeal TO the we'll known gen.
crosby of the citizens Of Augusta to give us
aid in this WORTHY object. We will be CRATE
full for any smou t whether great or small.
If each would give what he could AFFORD we
would have more than enough for fine
gymnasium and one that would be 4 credit
alike to the city and the school.
Thanking you for the interest and support
which the Journal has shown in this matter.
] remain,
Sincerely yours.
GEORGE V. S. kICHAELIs,
81 c. II. S.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
An Interesting Fact

That one of the best views in the city can
be obtained from the north turset window Of
the new Government building.
That an effort will be made by the business
men of Augusta to bring about certain
change. in the next valuation of the city
That the phenomenal success of Brussell's
soap 10 an excellent illustration of what can
be done by persistent adve rising.
That our business men want to speak up
if they want that early train east
That the High School pupils are in earnest
in their effort to secure = new gymnasium
That a new Y. NJ. c. A. building is one OF
the coming certaioties.
That shipping business on the -kennebe'
l. rather qaiet of late.
That the Journal 10 receiving strsnt
backing in it. demand for channel prove
ment.
Ths, a word in favor Of the new train il
now worth two later on.
That fever thanksgiving turkeys will b.
devoured this year than for some time but
That chicken pies will have genuine old
fashioned boom.
That the hustling advertisers are layini
plans in the Journal to secure the great bull
of the Christmas trade. and that they VII
get it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
For Those who Correspond.
United States Postal Guide. |

Dlted states fOstal uulue
Address mail matter legibly and full. Give
name of post office and State in full, street
and house number, or box number. If the
Office be a small one add the name of the
county.
Put your name and address upon upper
left-hand corner of all matter mailed by you.
On foreign letters always place the name of
the country in full
Do not use thin envelopes. Stamped en-
velopes are the best.
Register all valuable letters.
Send money by money order.
If your mail is delivered by carrier, pro-
vide letter-box at your residence or place
Of business.
AK stamps securely and on the upper
right-hand corner
Do not tender for postage stamps money
90 mutilated as to be uncurreht, or more
than rs cents in copper or nickel coins.
Do not ask the postmaster or clerk to affix
stamps for you.
Do not ask credit for postage stamps.
Do not aek credit for money orders.
Do not tender checks or drafts in payment
Of money ordere, or any money except that
which is legal tender. and national bank
notes.
Upon the corner of envelopes supplied by
hotels direct what disposal shall be made of
letters if uudelivered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
oovEnsos AHD COUNCIL
e.osspcs OF Charles q. Keensn Com
-,ted-etate Constable Matters.

The Governor and Council met At O'Clock
N Yesterday. The following order vas
psssed
ordered, That the Council deem il mex
,sasns to appoint an additional State Con-
...bls for Andro'cogsin county.
A reti,ion from Monticello for the appoint
.s,, Of James 6. Wright. Jr, as special
.o,.,sblr to enforce the liquor law vas
,..,~d. a. no one appeared for its support.
The following report was unsnimou'iy
.ioptsd
The standing committee On State Prison to
-,,eb vas referred the subject matter hereof,
va,.o,t. That the Governor be advised To
.onmnte the sentence Of Charles II. Keenan,
=, Portland, in the county Of Cumberland,
NV . eonyic, in the State Prison at Thomas
%, for the crime Of murder. to = term Of
,,i,,y wear. frosl date Of commitment, and
cha, he shall be entitled to the regular aeduc-
tim allowed BY laws for good con iuet, shich
.oala have been allowed him If his sentence
h.d been for the came term Of years.
Adjourned 10 Dec ION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
AN ELoPEMENT.
George Britt and Mrs. Ida Mari Leave
Augusta Together.

The startling rumor that has been floating
sbout the streets has been verified and the
fact is now known beyond the shadow of q
doubt that George Britt and Mrs. ida Mari,
who have been missing from home since Sat-
ur lay, have really eloped together, and that
they took with them a daughter of Mrs.
Mars, child about eight years of age.
They are reported to have purchased
tickets for Bangor and it is thought may
have extended their travels further over the
line into Cansda-possibly to Arcadia
place which 1t will be quite important
for them to reach very soon as it is under
stood that their bank account is somewhat
limited and winter is near.
George is quite n familiar character on
Augusta streets. He has worked about at
odd Jobs when he has been sober enough to
attend to business.
Mrs Mari is the wife Ct dumb man who
lives back of the State House. She has bad
Ave children, one of whom is a mulatto.
The mother of Britt clsims that the woman
infatuated her son and had taken care of his
hard earned wealth for some time prior to
the elopement,
Mr.. Mari, whom people would NATURAL,
expect to be in most happy frame Of mind
at the circumstance, which has taken from
him such a wife, is reported to be very much
broken up lie has been to the City Mar
shall and piteously implored him to bring his
wife back to him.
No less importunate at the police station
has been the mother of the ascending
George, who very properly fears the influence
which such a woman as Mrs. Mari may exert
upon her son
| She is probably right. Our citizens will,
we are sure. unite in wishing this couple a
long stay ABROAD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
PRESS COMMENTS.


You might as well try to shampoo an ele-
phaut with thimbleful of soapsuds as to at
tempt TO do business and ignore advertising.
Brother Jonathan.
And yet you will meet people who are so
short lighted as TO believe that dollar spent
ip that direction is 4 dollar wasted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
State House Notes.

The follo~in il the full text OF the report
i, ,ls commissioner, 10 locate the site OF
Nil ro.o. ..y,nr
me ,,.
bAS""h ~ Wv 80, 1909
r. the Hon tor- anu RI ,oaHeh % name
- ~. -.
sionsr. TO locate the Eastern Name inaane
Asylum ffspscHohy 'tP"t'
That sfiFra long ana eafetni co"sine'Aei"h'
snd Inspection OF SITES ID ana near nAhsor'
We have purchased 'hfee estates III bangor
sesr the f.nobse"' RIVER ~ 'he "A'ef "ofA'
Of said city.
These estates are bounded soutoefy on
Stsk3 street sastefiy on the hogan rosn
HsuSy w Tha 80
.nd esm.in. about one hundred and five
acres
=, p,,k uoIland pisn. formerly and oriRi-
nally ovn ned by Jacob Drummond; pur-
chased - 'ns hs"s Vi 'ne So"
Iss,y - IT,. a., ,xsIv. ,hon..n I
Aoilars.
Estate No, z, IL the estate OF 6eorge W ..
Sprs"' ue'"x p~ Wv 80. 49,
s..,, ,,d originality owned by Major
xahsr, Treat. for SIX thousand dollars.
Estate No. ia strip fifteen rods IN
width. h.H A"n ."loin'"s Tue y,
ss,sd ,seotv.one forme,ly owned by
Major Robert Treat, Tor two thousand dol
lars.
Inc sboie cos' Ui '"e purchase 'o'"s
w. ,a.,sc,,,liv ..k you, .o,ra,sl Of the
location and purchase, and that the 8ece s.ary
warrants be drawn to complete the purchase.
,' II,
n,x,,, A,ru,p Rostxso,
Commissioner.
The above was accompanied by u neat plan
NJ the proro.ed site from the Office Of Bald.
xioS Coombs
th' '''N' nun MI ''
ne """"''
thr fi's"'''"
"o'e ." "'H
Inc '''''""'
DAY sftef""o" "'H io' ""'''"' ~ ''-
over the ''l' "i Tue P''|'''' "e
Inc pp"'' " wv 80
eonstan'~ i9' "a''o oo'"'' anu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

Boils, carbuncles. and other skin erup-
tons indicate that the syst. m is endeavorins
to reject poisonous acids, and that Ayers
Sarsaparills lie imperatively needed. IL is
the most reliable of all blood medicines.
Ask your druggist for it, and take no other.
novlSeod&wlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

The favorable impression produced on the
first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit
remedy Syrup of Figs q few years ago has
been more than confirmed by the pleasant
experience of all who have used it, and the
success. of the proprietors and manufacturers
the California Fig Syrup Company
oct29d& vlm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
ewomen are "bothered

Somewomen are bothered
TO death" with corsets break
ing. There is a "bone that
never breaks; it can't be
broken-by wear. The only
way it can be broken IS by
bending it back the other way
which is never done in wear.
Don't believe it, perhaPsf
Very well. Let us sell you
a Kabo corset; and, IT It
breaks in a year, come back
and get your money.
The steels may break
the Kabo never!
We have a primer on Cor
sets for you
NE. ASDEKws.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
Marrieo.
NOTICE.

In this city, Nov So At the cffsiating ministers
house Rev K. A Griffin, Mr.. T. J. Weston 70 Hiss
Lotfie A. Lowell of swampscott, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup should
always be used for children teething. II
soothes the child, softens the gums. allayi
all pain, cures wind collie, and il is the bes
remedy for diarrhea- Twenty-Five cents Z
bottle. feb2odM We,iFriEW1y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

Il would seem that enough has been said
the feed OF all farm animal. that they should
contain all the elements Of mutt Iton in due
proportion But perhaps this Is one OF the
hard thing. for farmers 1, i'srn. 1t certainly
ia so IN regard TO tn feeding of plants, for
ve are conunaaliy seeing and getting in
quirie- which show that the necessity Of sup
plying oil the elements Of plant nutr'''oa to
our crops /. yet very imperi Getty w r TODD
n thu. were not 50. W. 80 'uld
not % often be- asked, for instance,
Which j.. the best ferti 'z"r. ashes
or bone or complained OF for recon-
NEEDING timely pow dered burnt bone BY
farmer who used il alone, and got no crop
We never tvised using bone or ashes alone,
but in combination with, or addition to. stable
manure. Now. here and there, is . farmer
who tries to feed his cows mainly ON ensilags.
and condemns it because 1t is not perfect
food En.ilage or fodder corn does not con-
tain sufficient quantity of the element
which makes the lean meat on the COW or
the cheese in her milk. Our stock need
this heterogeneous element in their food,
the same as our crops; and corn 10
acrop which, AS it requires but little nitro
gen to grow 1t, so it gives but little nitrogen
TO the animal that eats it. They may gorge
themselves. and in this way injure them
selves in the vain attempt to satisfy the de-
mand OF their bodies for this element. which
the intelligent farmer knows that they need,
and will be careful to supply with BRAN
cot,on-seed meal or some other food which
is rich in the flesh forming element. As an
exchange says "A COW will not eat too much
ensllsge If she has u chance at other foods
aud is fed regularly enough to satisfy her
appetite. Blu, if kept in a half starved state
oil the while, she might be induced to eat
enough at once of almost any kind of food,
she could get Ito do her injury The bet
ter way is to limit her daily ration of ensilage
to thirty or forty pounds. AMI then give her,
IN addition TO her grain feed. all the good
early Gu, hay she will eat up clean ~
Personal
Arthur Cooper of Auburn 10 in the city.
J. A. Quimby of this city. WAS at Gardiner
YESTERDAY.
W. c. Furnel Of Wilton, was in town yes
terday on business
". S. White of Rockisnd. had business
IN this city yesterday.
Detective j s. Head Of Portland. wal
seen In town Thursday
p. W, Hsnnaford of Waterville, was look
ing about town yesterday.
I. 7. Shaw, the NJ. c. X X. paymsster
Of Portland, was in town. yesterday.
Rev. J IL. Little, pastor of the Univer
salist church at Rich nond, WAS in the cit.
yesterday.
Mr., c. H. Prescott, proprietor of tn
B'ddeford Journal. left the city YESTERDAY
after short business visit
Sumner Soule, prominent business man
and NJ. II. Spear of the u. s. mail service
Doth Of Gardiner. were in the city yesterday
Frank l.. Small, the base ball pitcher,
member Of the Augusta ball team of 1887. i
soon to leave the State for Maryland, Wit
Tie probability Of afterwards accepting
position as mechanical instructor in . Vii
sinia instution.
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Shiloh's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whoopins cough and bronchitis. For
sale a, c. b. Murphy's.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

The annual Christmas sale given by the ladies OF
the Unitarian Church. will take Iace Tia the parert
Of the church. December the 18th and 18th
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
DANCE ORDERS

mnnmII Kept clean and sound
by the fine Teeth
Brushes and Powder
sold At Psr'rldge's,
i LII 1 - under Grsnite HALL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-22
Revere House,

Near Boston aud Maine, Eastern, Fitchburg and
Lowell depots. centres of business and places of
amusement
Handsomely Furnished Homelike and Comfort
able. Kept on the
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Rooms all large and comfortable; elegant suites
with baths attached; ample public parlors gentle
every respeet.
aS-Fine music every evening, conducted by Mr..
swOrnsbOurne Of the Boston symphony Orchestra.
ROOMS FROM &1Oo DAY UP.
J. =. MERROSv 4 CO., Proprietors.
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