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WHIPPED nY NEGOTIATIONS.


BfEsfssass. A's-. Aaz. 1s.-fbsee Ass-
mon esder>. Engsi. T2stsr saa I.asrezi were
severely whipped b. regulators ia Marion
esunfy FEsday nigst. They have been
pFssseIySsng IL TIE csszzgssy some ti1s4. and
saasTsg shesr gs3ETeF segs sg0 fnAfrisssf
wcnaezl. = hs Fefs st~if bofaes ssad families
10 fasfse tie eisfesA
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spaiis q -
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Washington l. -
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Louisville Il
II tsosss, Aas. aS Isl. reass 4 L.,
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Challenged bv n s.,,,,. Ma,

TACOMA. Aug. 81. NJ Beli. who holds
the Globe diamond trophy representing the
live bird champicnsnp Of the Northwest,
has been challenged by J. G. Nsltross, of
seattle hell tss accepted the challenge.
naming september ss the day for he
match 10 take plsee, on he grounds of the
Tacoma Rifle and Gun Club. Bell won
the medal ut the reeen; to armament OF The
Northwestern ASS citation, afterwards de-
ating J. G. Ebetiey, of this city.
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NAsaav, \. H., Aag. NJ. The New rneA
lana division oi The sa vaiioa Army ho1
esp'ismas services yesterday. One thOno
aud people crowded around the bap&isunn
streams One fel In and cried ts heln
A panic en>aed, womca faintrd. ~
hnadrcds were crushed, though uoolN
fatally -
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CHAgGEu vita FORGERY.
An Ohta Bank Defauiter Makes
Free with the FUNDS.

NogsT tsiLsoD, O.. Aug 1.-it is sup
posed that the deislearon of Cashier
Robert Halliday. OF the FIRST National
hank. which closed sAiufday. will reach
81 90. Halliday made a confession FRI
DAY ~ the directors. and went aHsy satur
day. For the past bse years ne has sEecu
lated in wheat ard oil. aa1 used tee bsak ;
money. aud supplied it, place with forged
yi4sfgx
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woRKINs-rnsi~ wKEcKED.
Eleven Msn we're Ipjarsd and Ons
has Died

IIscol.S. seb., Aux. NJ; 4 Iusi
essssed that construction train on tbs
n0gsessesn exisnslon Of the Bu ingion 4
Missouri ftvef wss ~rsesea Saturday night.
near tae Elslg. tsnnsl and hear the north.
western corner ef The state Eleven msn
sefe aBft. t&o ri xh0Ea are George Moore.
epginesr. aas gauss Marion, isboFer. oas
HRs ftst a
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SFsfsa VALLEY. III. Aug. I--N. l.
-eolf, al f'eEusy lssaia, Il j. stated. toisy
teles "a yssesi hts sap~Fin eadens 20 ass-
cassss all empI.sye- of the spring valley
fnlase noi sls1 ussly asssseis and 20 pre-
pare TT a sAaf sssssn - sx ino8tns or =
g.ar lie sA.i the nttss< zpa.l1 nos ns
,ss-rn . ~ thes czals nsst L. sspsf.t~a ua a
tsaylng ass TIE sateszo & Soft wsss
ergl h.s csssss j sioHa 40 -fFisg ys.ry
brsnsh AID else la se4. al the nsvn .: Sils
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THK Kssr arrRovxs rr.
tndaubss ar The Consultation win
tie sd~efsd

Ne d@pte d.
>tosAsE FAILS. Aug. a-The eenstity,.
sssst' has eeen the alsaheoshinx topic ii
conversations asseag he business ana pro.
ss-ssaDal raen OF this city. Today the
ssT-isTgLLtGE SexR eerresssn lxrf ss.tsr.
seEssi a isrse nasnfsr oi representative
slEfxees % sis city and he srs expressions
fynIn oaisiftrs win regard 10 sae COST.
tasiion- II J. sae gesesal Npiuion thar
a K az the cncgsnent as a whole. IL IA q
x,'st oSe, ana fssalx eoEasensafsls.. and
siasfaia receive the hesrsy support OF syery
soser sn Mssainstaa. sxc-psioas ARE
iakea 10 > me- clauses. bns the elauses re-
.atiag 10 railroads and cssrpor~,ions ,ras,
.Ha arprotss. None Of fsatlse inierrie wesa
could fsnd sny evidence TIA; CORPORATION
lehbs lets raj seenm plisfsed anstaing- or
Influenced liz waateyer.
~ VIA receive tsie hearty support of the
citizens of Eastern Washington ~ she
pole GA Otfosaer l.
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KNOCKED THEM DOWN.
-Four Trsmps are Put Up at Auction
nl Mobeyty.

KANSAS cfTs, Aug 2s "A Journals Mo.
befly special says four traups arrested here
for ysgranoy. were put mp st public auc-
tion today. The sale had been duly al
vertised 10 law, and there was larg.
crowd present. Bidding was not very
spirited. Two Of the tramps went % farm.
eFs At 81 bead and another was bid In for
IS cents. The fourth tramp could ind no
purchaser. sad was returned To jail The
three who were sold must serve 6 cir par
chaser for four mnnfhs
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Basros. Aag. 26.-fhe net earnineu -
The Uaten faciiie's whole system Ter lnlv
Is si.Aa.oo. an Increase over the ~.
meath ct last year OF 80 .esD. for the upvr.
months n July 81, se,eso go. an surrvnse ~
sssha Expenses show decrease uf ~ :
vso for Jaty and sSls,ooo for the ssvsS
months.
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-
The resping and ether agficnieess
MACHINES shown at the Paris ex1onk
flon have been tested ON the -
farm. at Soissel. OF Mms. Msnter, q IL
head OF the ehocoiate-mskinG 49,
she haviug put her land and hosve
at the di-posal Of the Jury. The - r. !
factory az Soisici turns out about ~
epo,Dsj pounds of chocolate :
The tn paper with which spe
are covered casts yiW.O0 per eenes
and the work of wrapping up the e.1e
gsves employ nent 70 10 soIne0. -
Msnies. have their own raiiwe
ruset the main line: they have s.ess
0wn cocoa plantations IN Sicass1oes
and they grow their own sueea.
employ ] so uorkmen IN ~. 49,
children receive . 9ysiu5tons edpc9:
tlon, and xiso get . per csas. -. -
savinxs tlaey confde 70 fhsn eWreeys
srs. The houss started 10 lSl0.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-08-27

GHAFgAsssesA. Ieru Aus. 8--A ase
Of - ss,lssssse 30 ssHiHg esr urEed here today
larrast the nee Of fs5atea meat Lydse
wesdmEn keep- esslorra boarding hoase
asd has fae sesEsx u4sfs h-ssftteFs Sh0
sxsgs a. s1se 81 toe furaGss.. Az hcar
sitxr dinner 20 ssy al os tAS tsssFtsrs. Mrs.
wesssszas aEi Der 9aszug d@agnrsr serS
saEess vsoBx.zsay lEs ana sls have as~rn an-
ean-.assas .xs7 sissea ae g1sl an1 lEo vi
lsss t4ss1rsssss y III ssse-
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KANSAS ctrs. Mo, Aug. M f
si'esisl from iAtsie Reck. Ark. n157s
aesser news of Fae riot al yarieav5l1S
lass seea received taere that several S2i;
sshs sFe sad 10 haNe been saos % q
aud u any re.seFis 4 woansicd. The ~
dead tfselades Joseph Jarsien. WiIIinS
Newcofab. r AJAX Ho aud Ands r>op ~
The exact nsmbsr ef dead aud uoan1e'5 Y i<
not known 4
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AN UNSETTLED QUESTION.
The President Indectd. Il ~ ts an
Extra session

DgEa PARK. Nd, Aug. A.-Pf, sisent
Harrison was seen this evening at h.s cot
tage by an Associated PEess representa-.
tive. The president says he has a1e no
announcement % say one as - calling al
extra session of cougress. Ne said he hsr
of course di.enssea the pros and cJns Of
the maitar with yafiuns persons. and IL IL
understood that tae question 1. rot yet
determined
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BALTIMORE. Aug. &, - Thirsy-theuo
ehihamen were surprised playiag TN q
Chinatown al midnight. They mste
esslesi the eoor and defed the police foe n
hour. bat we're all sinslly captured.
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CaIonsl Alfsed Aylwnra p,..A

WEST LiTrlsreS. N. H.. Aag A.--Cotuusa
Alfrei Ayiward. formerly of the rnnsvaIl
republic, died here yesterday. His III
was iuli of adventure He was 3 peou-
ins nt fentan, aud served ia the Amcraron
War ai the rebellion, also with taartbal61
and IN the Roor canIsalgn q.
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An Cnsueeessfai Attempt to De-
stroy Jackson prtsun

JAcss9x. MtcA-. Aug IA sensation
hss been anearths<s sf the state prison
TIE ralsieide. Living L4sim~r. whose
crime and tfiAi Attracted snch widespread
sssentaon. sss 1-teeses IA pIsa 10 baow
us flss Fri~ozs sBa > 1nsnsssy af expsestves
vxFs fcapd wsshia tsss pessoa s1isA- Lne1-
nzxx vAs hsrks6 - = MIkE1ney MunC14 r
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Nav feSk- Aee- S.-AIhess N.spo,S S
sae trusted eSsskkeer Of the c<sav 4 Ss-s:: ~
sonesny. limited. tAilarx nn,s - -
cash thss BE ceali isy hand ,,n - :.
ssss Bed. The iass BY his x3isS--s..
s-A warrant has hsen ;ssrssS 49,
sFfs'st sssf as csnscs be iessna S~S5ss<
hss ssHly >iS mouths nare 10 lSvv. - r2'.l!
ssssiss had sitsslarSi thas ~ muxf - .{ssl
Us. sitns et consumption. alssl II q ak.,s.'s
asa sass 1s tsask The money 10 % ia - Sss5,e
s.s.. "ssa sae sseise Vi psolosgtng his lo.sS r.
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puBiiS, Aug 2s.-The residence OF Sc
ceder irom the plan of campaign at Rally
gowsn WAS set ON tire today aud the
owner aud "A sefyaat wers burned 10 death.
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lited I'm AKnnY

PogTLAsD, Aug. 2s.-Waiter wohles, aged
l., who Was badly burned sbou, week
ago by falling in the hot sand al brick
kiln, after suffering great agony died this
morning. The bsfds was etuoslmed and
shipped this afternoon TO MS parents in
san Francisco
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SEVERAL TOWNS DAMAGED
An Earthquake shakes Th,aSs up
IN England.


LONDON. Aug &.-A severe earthquake
shock was ieli throughout England to-day.
Several towns were seriously damaged.
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Barglary NJ ch.hm,is.

cBEHALIs, AHg. ~ Burglars priei open
the front door of Everett 4 Powers hard
ware store last night and stole $50 in essh
from the drawer, twenty rssolvars aud a
large lof OF knives aud razors. There is no
cue 20 the pe rpel u tors of The crime.
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pogY TOWNSEND. Aug, Is The delegates
>uppor; Weir for congress. Harry Landes
= the leading candidate for senator in this
district NJ. b. sachs. George II Jones
qua u W smith are candidates Ior supe-
,.s,r iustve
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JUSTICE FisLD Is FREE.


STOCKTON, Cal. Aas. u Distrie.-At
Rey White received a letter today from AT.
torney-eieserai Johnson. rs already pub
lis7ef, aud went bef.re Justice swain With
the letter. They agreed that the insiruc-
'iols ceIiHinsd ia the letter were binding
upon the district attorney, and the ehsrse
oi nuroer IN the killing OF ID s Terry was
dismissed as to Justice stephen ]. ff,ld
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o'BRIEN STILL DEFIANT.

"e N"u uafn""fey are Sentenced Co
imprisonment.
DUBLIN, August "a william o'Brien
and James Dalhocley We're today sen.
tsnced 10 two months and six weeks In
prtsonmen' respectively. FOR holding meet.
irgs which have teen proclaimed. un the
expiration oi the terms they mast give
bends 10 keep the pesce six months, aud
IN TIE event ~ refusal they will get TIVE
months aGaitinual Imprisonment.
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bosr>S, Ana S.-A schedule shovine
the liabilities Of tie insolyent wuoI ntu .
brown, Steese Il Clark. was filed this mon.
tag aud shows liabilities OF $lso. .nsu
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sAcnanxsrp. csi. Asx. N.--Ths csn-
missioner Of the s~nssai lard s9cs =
Washington. rssrssed ths dsss1tsn g
.ss~ ,~wf&s~x II flsx tnxs1 0fDcp -
49, 49, e.~ssn~nss disfxSez W1a &ec71e9 -
go tEnf ~ naseo - - n<er MtaciSxn
.sst sIlss -. S : ~ - sses "a ss1fss 3
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cor rHEIR DESERTS.
Two Jary Eribers Sentenced to SIX
and Nine Years.

SAN Francisco. Aug S Felix o'Rrien
and Edward 4 Eaton, convicted of at
t.mpting 10 sTibe jurors in the case OF
sheath against Waterman, sere sentenced
edsy 10 SIX and niDe years Imprisonment
raspectlvklY.
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W. p. BOYD& co.

Have now on sale the mos, complete lines of
COLORED DRESS FABRICS and conBINA-
TlON SUITS Their BLACK goods are particularly
attractive. consisting OF "PRIESTLEYs." HENRI
ETTAS, SERGES. CAsHMERES. BYRITZ. AL
PACAS, DRAP DALMAS, Etc, Etc. Also an e,e-
CANT line of black and colorcd DRESS Silks and
sATlNs. 7os Fourth St, Between Cherry and
Columbia, Seattle
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sssckcns eeSlslan uasninr .>...s -. 8 e
hesnx w4sAesi enly hy krdr~. = y
VIII make Il dssflsass ta he frt~s.
passratexs xe -
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wAsaINGroA.s rRorEsr.
New York Built only Monument Of
Dtslsonor over Grants Remains.

WAsHISGToS, ID. O., Aug 2k.--Ihe Post
will tomorrow print sn article urging that
the remains OF General Grant be removed
to ths National Capital. In the course of
the article Il says
The people were reeoneiled Ia the
burial OF General 6rsut at Riverside simply
because of the distinct assurance snd the
pledge of New York that q monument TO
his retaemi erarce ana uf sur
passing grandeur should be erected
tn. re- The assurance aud pledge
have come 70 usugnt but hywor,. 81 Or -.
proach, and the sulemhly prom scd mona.
meni Is bat an imagination OF the remote
and shadowy future. Hence re-.
get has become indignation and
what WAS az first iscit assent
on CERTAIN conditions that remain wholly
srowins demand for the removal
OF the remains from the place
where they rcpose but 10 be
disnonnrcd aud where they should
never have found scrultnre The plea
tast tbs fame OF Grant Is for all time Is no
build bis monuments But of her own acis
or inaction let New York be her own
judge. The country should wait ns longer
upon her sordia and slow pace m-tion. Ii
shouid proceed at once 20 do the other
and greater than any other, monumental
duty OF re entering the body Of the illus
,rious soieier upon the shores of the Po.
tomac."
The Post "a ges that the Grand Army at
the present elscsmpment take mp the mat.
ter, sad save congress could not
say nay 10 such reasonable
request. based upon high and
patriotic motives. The remains OF the old
commander should be taken from the
neg ected grave At Riverside Ia the com
psnionship of the heroic dead st Airing
ton.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-03

A member of congress was decidedly as
tonished one day by letter, in which the
writer said that he had heard the president
and cabinet would pay fancy prices for hay.
and he had sent carload directed 10 the
congressman, which he hoped he would dis
pose Of at the highest figger" The con
gresham, no, being posted as to the price of
hay in Washington, his salary not allowing
him to keep horses, or even horse and not
feeling it within his prerogative to approach
tie president and cabinet on the subject. and
yet not quite liking to offend the fellow who
voted for him, rushed around aud disposed of
the hay to the best Of his ability and sent a
check for the amount To his friend, who is
probably planning to send another load next
year. w ashiRgton Cor St Louis Republic
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Speaking OF royal presents, the traditional
gold snuff box, with portrait of the donor
set in diamonds on the lid, seems to have
fallen into tnpocuous desuetude as a mark of
royal appreciation The march Of progress
has affected royalty, and their presents are
more practical Witness the rotes sent to
the queen of Denmark by her daughter, the
empress of Russia, at the celebration at Co
penhagen Both are Of Russian workman
ship-one silver hrocade the queen wore on
the anniversary Of her husbands accession
the other. gold brocade, she is keeping for
Ter golden wedding. which Is three years dis
'sns p Baltimore American
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As an exact science, sesmology is in its in
fancy Although great progrcs, has been
made during the past ten years, and cspc-
cially in the development of Instruments and
methods for n more precise study of seismic
phenomena. the results thus far made served
rather 70 reveal the complicated nature Of
the problems involved. and While encouraging
the seisuologist to renewed effort, they warn
him that his efforts are not TO be light. The
resent advances Of the science have been,
and properly, toward the study Of the phe-
uonena at hand. the nature and extent of
the motion Of the earth particle, together
with the rate at which the disturbance is
propagated, in the expectation and hope that
in time the location and character Of the
original cause may he revealed through
these Nature
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STATE NEW 8
AsDgcscoGGfS,

Ltrermore Fails.
Early in the day crowds began to come in
- town from every direction until streets
and sidewalks we're crowded and in readiness
u participate in the services Of the day.
The programme was AS follows Exercises
at the cemetery dirge, reading of orders,
Prayer of Chaplain j l. Morse, decoration
Of soldiers graves, Planting ~reaths on the
centogrsph for the unreturned, salute for
the dead Memorial services at the Metho-
dist church in the evening were as follows :
reading OF orders, music, prayer, singing
readi.g of tho roll OF honor, followed by in
PRODUCTION OF orator Comrade +. c. Mill
ken, Asst Adj't Gen. of the department of
Maine, &. r., by Judge Ii Knapp. The
house was filled 10 oyertiowing. Service.
were held at G. A. X Hall in the evening at
which there was large turnout The day
was beautiful.
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The modes of deaths approach are Various
All statistics show eonclusively that more
persons die from diseases of the Throa. and
Lungs than any other. l: is probable thai
everyone, without exception. receives vast
numbers of Tubercle Germs into the system
sEi where these germs fall upon suitable soil
they start into life and develop, at first SLOWLY
and are shown by slight tickling sensation in
the throat and il allowed to continue thsir
ravages they extend to the lungs producing
Consumption and to the head. causing Ca
tarrh. Now all tins is dangerous and if al
lowed to proceed will in time cause death.
At the onset YOU must act with promptness
allowing q cold to go without attention is
dangerous and may lose you your life As
soon as you feel that something is wrong with
your Throat. Lungs or Nostrils. obtain q
bottle Of Boschee's German Syrup II will
give you immediate relief
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Is one which is guaranteed to bring you
atisfactory results, or in case of failure 3
return of purchase price ON this safe
plan You can buy from our advertised Drug
gst a bottle of Or. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption. Ii is guaranteed to bring
relief in every case, when used for any
affection of Throat, Lungs, or Chest, such
as Consumption, Inflammation of Lungs,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Whooping Cough
Group, etc, etc. 1t is pleasant and agreeab lie
to taste, perfectly safe, and can always be
depended upon. Trial bottles free at J
NJ. Mixers, Drug store.
aug20d&wl ychky
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working condition, and you will then have
good appetite, be free from Indigestion, sicl
headache, heartburn, costiyeness and all tn,
ills that flesh is heir to. Steele's Little Bile
Pills can be taken with the utmost confidence
that they will achieve this feat. They ar,
purely vegetable in composition, and are un
PARALLEL as a cleanser of the system. They
are easy to take, and entirely free from grip
ing Page % cents per bottle at J, NJ. Nike
and C.. Il. Murphy & Co.
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kENSEBEC
llakLaad.

Dakidsd.
Thursday afternoon two FOUNDERS" Jim
Gregory and Pat Durfee of Skowhegan and
WateryIlle respectively, drove into Oakland
10 do up the town. About = T. NJ, thor
oughly Intoxicated, they started for home.
Midway between Oakland and Wateryille
their carriage was overturned. both shafts
were broken, one wheel and one spring were
detached and both men sustained greater or
less injuries, Durfee getting broken wrist.
The carriage was patched up in a neighbor-
.rg DO ryard and the worthy pair moved on.
Two large hosting engines consigned to the
Moosehe al Pulp and Paper Co, Carratunk
Falls, passed through Oakland Thursday
Work ON the new mill is rapidly progressing
and the hustlng projectors promise its com
pletlon for October next.-The Cascade
Woolen Co are turning the upper portion of
the corporation boarding house into rooms
suitable for the occupancy by two families
The usual memorial services were observed,
though somewhat handicapped by frequent
showers At Memorial Hall in the evening,
Col Eusts OF Dixfield closed the day ser
wees by few well-chosen remarks.-The
young people are contemplating new de
parture in the form of series of social
hops comprising many German figures
The scheme is yet in embyro,
but certain maturity is promised. -
Mrs. VI. X. liallett is now in Bangor, tine
guest OF her daughter, the wife Of Station
Agent rurngton.- basket picnic of the
Ladies Bsptlst Missionary society, held at
Oakland FRIDAY the 3lst, was very largely
attended. About eighty visitors came in on
the morning train. principally from Water
Vile. Mrs. w IL Spencer and Mrs. Prof.
Foster are president and secretary respective
ly. The society is in ilourishing condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-06-03

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years we have been selling DIR Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, Bucklens Arnica Salve and Elec
trio Btters, and have never handled RENE
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ready to refund the purchase price if salts
factory results 10 not follow their use
These remedies have won their great popu
larity purely on their merits. J. NJ. Mixer
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