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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-11

Prof, Leatherman of Woodburn
has been in the city for the past few
days visiting the public schools.
Mr.. Leatherma1 will teach at the
Woodburn schoo; which begins
September the 23rd.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-11
A ISuulor,

A rumor WAS aiioat ON the streets
To day that A. w, Gilbert, OF Gilbert
Il Patterson. had been appointed
postmaster for Salem. The rumor Is
not confirmed however. Mr. Gill
bert il now In Portland.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-11
a GOOD CUP OF COFFEE.

Is a great attraction for a restaurant.
The coffee drawn from Hellenbrands Pat
ent Coffee receptacle is one of the many
Great Attractions of his eating parlors.
Thousands of cups of his excellent coffee
are solo every week. And as for oysters
and meals he cannot be equaled in the
state. If.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-11
A Needed Iiepair,

The carpenters are At work re-cov'
ering the bridge across the mill race
on Commercial street. This is n
piece Of improvement that has been
neglected for some time, but the
work is now being thoroughly done.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-11

In the matter Of guardianship of
ELLA Syphert; James Batcheor, \
Condit, and l.. II, Pratt appointed
appraisers of estate of said minor
II. L. sherman guardian, hles
his duly verified Inventory OF
said effects.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-11
>o,aris. Puhlie.

The governor has appointed II.
Cilmn aud IL. W. Hogue, of Port
land. aud Z. IA. Ginn, of l.aGande,
ss potsrles pnolie
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-11

All llsubscribers TO THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
who do not secure their paper regularly
will notify this Office, giving address, and
the rnatter will be attended TO at once.
ONCE, corner Court and Liberty streets
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-11
RESIDENT LOTS IN
mob HILL.

The whole cultivation seeded in clover with
good turf No gu rocks gravel soil good elevated
and level of the surrounding the mountain
Pure cold well Is twelve blocks
south the Chemekete hotel posoe blocks Commercial and
Liberty H. monthly
quarterly instamen without until paid They
actually worth cash than the for them time
you lots call him his office No
2O6 Commercial street, Salem. GEO. H. JONES.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-11

FOR advertising ratesiapply at this office
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-11

DAISY
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-09-11

6iO, ,N,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

spaA - Only my 500 ~ unAg oob
a yslIow hais.
NY capacity fw nouseuo b keDsng -
uov osdw. -aid Mn Traniay- I'm hsvs
a 81 you 70 sxrs ma Tn. I'm -
- a an ov,rvortsd cpussrvasr a tgnisy.
ehe Iady at ths dining room
..Excsss ne, too,r did ~ hnaesnd ~
meur les<r. sfsa looking 1t HI vaseA
.4Conv<r~flon i IL thi1f a tims-b IL
s.riy n,orninx. 6ood-by, children"
Nsrxis 4~nng frum h~ chair snd thrss
b~r arms GROUND hsr fashsrs nsck Shs -
. fairly s0ectiouass daagnsar. but such n
ubersncs CANE only BY In and st.rtA md 8
.ss not the soss OF thing that any fsshS viii
a ve,i regulated hanrt carss 70 hurry away
frrm- even whsu bu.insD , booking up
wh~u finally Tramlay vas released b 70
marked.
Il x~zi 10 have two dauxhtess-sh- Lpf
Ioe,s aro.s, spsroachsd hsr fa&hss softay
and with BOD down, pss hes arms around
Itn and rested her hssd On his breast - sns
had not often done IN late years. excspe aftef
. eousct and the sstesdAnt rsconcilisssoo
Her father gave her . mighty sq1ssac, nat
,ar,sd = few erimps and waves that had cost
srue effort 10 produce end finally sd:
4 must b ID. Give M kis, L."
The girls fass did aos spturs promptly. %
the r,srch~ns aa.isssd IL Hin hands we're
strong an.i Lasrias nsck wss siender. yes
sops spme effort % force that little bead 10 .
ki.sbie pose wsso tine father snceeeiesi
be exclaimed:
.whst splendid compisxion October air
brings 10 n girI who's spent the summer in
lib. eountryi There; good-by.'
Away went Trsmlay 70 his businsse- The
instant he was out Of the room Aargie
matched Lucia in her arms and the couple
wal,zsd madiy about, regardless OF the fact
that the door Of New York dining room
ia, abou, az littl. anencumberei area As that
Of the smallest apartment In tefl.'n~nt
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farmer can make them. bot sen~rsily he css
naks better than h. can buy. ard :. hen .
counts quality he viii dsahtiess nsd ksa es .
sork better than be csn boy He css s.iecs
the choicest timber sad ssAssn Is prop rts /,
II 10 ssyd practice to save The Esghese,
best pieces shen splitting ont rails ~ possss
With IN sssostmess o. esrres ,sivess. some
avis. thread and Sax. sny strap ss< n he
harness can BE- jpiaed. This maeh leather
Working 10 always psonsabis. ~ he farmer
vii give the tools to tse boys. the sense Of
property Gill ssimB!ass them 70 practice
ssiBg Them One boy may have the esspsn-
s~r's Iools, smother the blacksmith to,Is, ETC.
II the boys csogss % use their tools On rainy
days. sh~n Otherwise they NAV rest, ell
right bot don't comnei them 70. MAKING
This srus sosk. VI course, resisrs n dis
tastefsI The hint % frequently sen thsi
sjth tools he boys ear make % mend vhsa
they czssos DO farm work. u aifsgsfhss bad
~ mais use Of it vii defeat your purpose
every time.
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The Farm w ogkshop.

Absurd things are written about the farm
Workshop. The farmer cannot be proieien,
in half dozen trades. nor can his 500 do even
fairly good carpenter or blacksmith work
without practice. Some people seem TO think
that nothing is necessary bu, TO get the tools,
and that the nee.iful skill will come it'll them.
The absurd ties written Aho az the farm work
shop would net merit notice we're they no,
likely to lead us too far in other directions,
says the American Asricuiturist Ii 10 not
good policy to 20 the blacksmith every
time piece of iron Is to be mended. or to
the carpenter to make US bench Tn.
chafGes Of the carpenter or blacks smith are
OF lees Importance than the loss Of time
kvefy farmer who owns . large farm should
have 81 least one farm blacksmith outfit
The farmer may NO, fiad il profitable to
sharpen the plouehs, but he should Ne able
to weld or rivet together pieces of iron or
steel. to rehd chains. shanks Of forks or
hoes. Shihietree clips, clevices. etc. etc.
he Ought. aiso to be able make rings.
links. hooks and pins. The necessary tools
csss little. and the skill necessary to sach
simple work 10 coon gained,
In wood many simple jobs of repairing are
keasily done. 1t 10 By no means certain that
she farmer should not 70 farther in voo.l-
WORKING. handles for axes, forks. rakes.
ETC.. whifiesrees. and similar arsicles can
probably be bought more chez ply than the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07


FAIRS tiss. encourage gambling Or druhkss-
ness are not sosthy 10 bear the name "agn
col srsI
A man -ho cannot be on fsisnaiy sfms
xith his hsrses IL not nt 70 osn. handle, or
IN any ma ln~r masgs thu faithful erea-
'nf's
FARMERS never Upset 20 get rich IN
siagis ySsr. and they are fortunate II hsy
scqsre . competence IN twenty or fory
years
Evsry days work % the farm IN autumn,
that siysnees BY so much the ~ofk IN 'pring,
Is ike money safely invested at h'gh rat
u Interest
The a. alysis, Ga'lr by the department OF
agriculture, OF bui,rf from the NIX OF cows
ted on coit"n seed, shoS remarkably hish
melting po'ht.
III. ides II bringing e0o,tsJ farmers to
agreement On prizes OF their -b*st corn an
esttis, Ia just TOO fanny 'of am hins-ys'
might ht properly 10 dream.
Authorities on the subject say that within
The pas ten yeas the Exports of butt-r from
D~nmsfk h"v. more man doubled Nhie ue
quality has steadily improved
The plo~ is 9 tiyiixsr when used TO bury
weeds 10 the sarih where their proper fune-
lions may result in greater fertility Of soil,
and 40 change . curse 10 blessing
The plan OF sintsY dsirying mans more
than e,s. giyinS milk Ia Water. IL means
warn stables satsr handy by and COWS
kept In the stables and male warm.
,,o,.a lo,.. .ood 4, ii.no,ition Kind
iorIis, fsiibfal. 10 very likely To be IN The
~ n. fship Of . good manor ~omAD-for
these qualities are incompatible with abuse.
Fec men in other ealiinss work go ,aith-
f,tlv an o,.nv bon,. "a, aim .unh vractioDs
uno, mn,cl. a. farmer. And farmer. take,
~, ,.,x. ,,... ami, b.., ,nd their noxer Tn
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New York Produce MARKET.

SEw YORK. Nov. 4
FLOUR Receipts. sJ.si5 pscksses. exports. 2')a
barrels. sales. 1900 Repeat quotations including
CITY mill extra, - natt Is. patent, o. 55a
" 70: mpsrdue. " ioass -. extra No. Z,
u nasS 10. winter wheat law grade, ~ 50A41 80;
Minnesota extra. o. 6satt 70, southern nour
dull Kye hcur steady
wuEAr-R Receipts. 1850. exports. e.,tlt. ss'es
i>.1 stronger No spring nominal. =;
Sosrd. 20, No RID, sl sag elevator. 81 asa; fob
,,sso deli red, s.. nard s,iasii No
northern Siavl
Rys--quirt
RARLES nominal
c sN-Rec.tpts ~ SO, EXPORT. 1898 aes,4l
600, hrm. steamer, ..lAtii; No. Z. tiaAif
'tors aud elevator t2ist2t delivered
OARS Receipts. .6o6, exports. no, Gales. W.
900, firm, No J. l5l do shite T},1s. No e6is2dl
de- white, ssiA29. No. /, e.. do white. ~;
Mixed western. tta27A white do. t7aSl
CopFEs--tAir. Rio. fair. "
suaAR-Raw dull, refined fair. demand -
iower, crushed 5ss5i; extrs agushed. 51ssi, white
extra crushed, sIsSl. cut loaf Il, graduated. u
PKrRoLEus .6rm. steady, les
PoRK quiet
BKkF-- quiet,
LARD dull western itssn ts tOtts u
closing o. 20 c'tv steam, 81 eS. r~nned fair;
continent ~ SoE o, 3. a. u -.
BurTHR quit -. western dairy W
Ia do creamery. esSt
,'wHEss- dull weights TO Livsrpos
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6RIC-A-B

Bronzes, both French and real, find ready
customers
Quite new are the high lamps on artistical
iy wrought iron pe,iestals
The China cactus and tulips for laying on
the tablecloth find purchasers
Terra Gotta statuettes are out IN new de-
signs that will be sure to please
Tete-a-tete sets in handsome cases are de
cidedly >sasonable at the present time
Coalport china receptacles are attractive
from their pure whiteness and original forms
Marble figures and busts are favorites in
mouse decoration, notably the exquisite Car
rars marbles
Real Berlin bronzes are importe,. In large
numbers To supply the increased demand fos
this class Of ornamental
Wedding gifts OF choice chin. and glas
are now IL order, thos. in satin lined plush
and velvet cases find ready sale
Some OF the O'Clock tea kettles are swuna
from higt standards that rest on the door
Others swing ove q spirit lamp, and rest on
the table
Cut gias> tableware nov comes III such
unique shapes ana designs that in many din
ing rooms II has become q powerful rival to
siiverware
There Ar. flower stands IL basket work
made on the same plan rs the palm leaf table
in three tiers, the basket large enough to hold
. growing nowet
The Carists.a Ivorywar. Afford man,
pleasing designs Il VASES, urns and mantei
pie,es, with p,erceci handles and designs
wrought il raisesi gold
Vases OF BONN ware. IL tapestry ornamsn
sarson, afford pleasing flower reoeptAclA
The same may be said fot the jardiniers Of
Bonn faience with gilt decorations
There Is q long range of inexpensive but
astracfiv. articles IN bamboo, such q. the
bamboo -aseis fos trepiaces and the tubs
for the corners Of rooms and for laying o.
dinner tabieA
One OF the nandsomesi plan. iampe seen
this month rested on q Mexican onyx column
Others were mounted OF Mexican onyx ped-
essaA deliberately carved and furthermore
decorated with gils trimmingx
The French porcelain plates decorated With
nand painted portraits Of ceiebrated Frsnch
beauties are almost Is popular IN their way
q are the French miniatures Of court heautieI
that are mounted On brooches and brace3sea
novelty in sanding LAMPS Is one having
. tel.cupic standard, BY which the light may
b rai..d or lowered At pleasure Ons -
had = stuffed bird psched On ths stAndard
This bird Apparently supported the lamp with
il decorative shAis Of six and hcA-Jsw-
sisrs' Circular.
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.fae 0LoRloUs EnsLBA or
THIO HA9ToN.7
opeseh u Don. = -. sosssdo. 0ins
tstss from vsnszssis TO the osltsd
etste,. 81 rte Maritime Ezbibtttos 10
Dostos

ALLOW pr to eommepes BY pfesenfiss my
sincere 20, y,sfnlSfions N The r. nsismen who
have orj9 xsSd sfd carried out 70 . srccess-
fuI issus ~ maassGcs Vt fst~rnstsoosi Mari
time Eth = ion How powerful and proud
nation cenis dep~nd any longer spos foreign
bostsms I'D forsigs help for their mail s~r
vice ard i,,.ir commerce hss been and 10 .
vspter o. insrcsn statesmen The present
event seer % b, fke dam Of rec era 81
psosperi,, 20 sbicb eli national probit ms
shali met a satisfactory solution. Broad
snd ANIL .Gs spress noe "fsn IN eefa,
non 10 al he citizens Of North. Central sr'd
South Am ri,ss, and may ant eipsts sithoas
hesitation. ~ ali the Inhabitants Of the sboie
New We fi ran are eof 20 the other slfft-
oui distif.s sa5 . Th~ nispfespth esp'afy, ~
profile Ii ~yevy art Of Inventions Aad Al
vapc@me,t,4. msy r,s close set before all the
common. sJr's ~ TIE alfsfsns see
tons Of America ere bosHi teR@tHeF
BY the srgnsssf commercial sni
social q. Of pov @rfui brother
bood md different sB,onomiss. ruled BY
similar H. fsiion. sod 81 1ying essrysh~fT
oil the blessing. u free ard in'ispst'isi
men. under sot.f nmeDts ~ their fboses.
By the free will Of their people and
not by f.feigH dictsii n " snefoseb-
mSnts Of ang kird - Fperes siil then Nv
for Ametcsn,,~ not iboagt before these
nseessart 10, di1ion, u ali have been dehn
s1Iy an. l,fsver settled. II SCENE 70 be
pvovidenfisl that all the long pending vital
questions spp~ftaising 10 our common char
ectss Of Americans ase nov on the eve OF 4
Ansi and .sisfse,sry adjustments. The pres
sns interchange Of the most cordial ci'iii'iss
and coarts sss from every hamlet, town and
city Of thu United states, 70 the national rep
rssentssives Of the American power, and TIE
corresponding appreciation. and may safely
state the reciprocity Of the citizens of tbs
three Americas, will combine to establish snde,
sssuctihle foundations 70 consolidate this fall
strength u our political independent section
into . sold power. in order to Increase onl
commercial relations, secure peace through
out the full eztsnt Of the New World Sub
stitute arbitration for the appeal IN b-n's
force ~ means If redress. and prevent th'
violation Of The boundaries and territorial
domain o. ali
Then y. are no, going 10 miss. A We do q
present In sur port. the glorious smbisms al
THE Usiof floating over fyes % merchant
men In qurs II our mails and ma iohsi prod
ucts l COT grs'uiste you, again and again
gentlemen o. this International Maritime VI
hibiiios. Tor this splendid act Of encourage
msDt tens.ins 10 the development Of the ship
ping interest. and sysi power Of The 'nite'
States AMI the three Americas
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SOLD eY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Price, 2ec., &c., & $!.oo.
THE W1ALLS EED;Cfl CO.,
LOWELL, MASS.


O0H Rhuss - S0gVOSD10H vvObne1s
A wealthy woman recently gave 5000 600
to establish summer resort for poor mothers
and their children. God bless her; this is
onIi one instance among Thousands where
wo an has conceived and executed grand
idrss. Women are rapidly entering every
br.ich of the useful arts, and aspiring to
es,ry money-n,aking employment. What
sell we do with our girls" 10 no longer
ghty problem for mothers and fathers to
s,ive. Some one has said at takes a
woman to set hem and 30 it
does. The most successful poultry raisers
are women. We have in mind woman
who has for years raised finer poultry and
got more eggs from her hen. at less ex-
pense, than her male neighbors, practical
men too. Let your girls engage in the poul-
try industry. - many are doing. Give them
a fair share of the profits, and they will soon
convince their fathers that girls are mighty
handy persons to have about the old
home With the aid now offered
any person can make hens lay
even in cold weather. Out of twenty. four
gold coin premiums offered last winter for
best re ults, one third were won by the
to make hens lay. For example Mrs. Henry
D80ct, lAV'hrtOhs "ou SlV anu XVI
from Is hens during the three months trial
1859 eggs; Mrs. L. J. Wilson, Northboro
Mass, got s243 eggs from 100 hens.
Mrs Edwin Brown. East Greenwich,
K. l.. from IS hens got 2454 eggs
Mrs. T. BARLEY. Freeport, Pa i, got 2029 eggs
from 80 hens; Mise Ada l. Ross Of Mt Ster-
ling. H., fros Is hens got $50 eggs; and Miss
Maggie Croushorn Of Ottobine, Va, got 1000
eggs from 80 hens; each of the last Ave
ladies' also won q 500 premium from I. s.
johnson & Co, 20 Custom House St Bos-
ton, Mass. Every person who sends this
firm now 81 20 for n can of Powder. and de
sires it, can have his name entered A. a com
petito'. if the premiums are again offered.
For 80 cents. they will send two % cent
packs of Powder; for 81 90 We packs post
paid; six cans for $500, express paid:
large can of powder, also one years subserip-
ton to Fsrm-Poultry monthly. both sent
postpaid for 81 so Sample copy of paper
cents Send stamps o. cash. Te.timorisls
srnt free. nos2d&r1w
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NEWS NU00ET1
Fresh aud Readable Home and
Abroad

Seven million pet.ons are Fmp'o ed IN the
guilty alton of the VINE 10 France.
There are .I pubnr school. in ireland
where the old Erse or ifi.h language is still
taught.
The Board Of Aldermen of New York have
issnsd Al ordinance against hsnd-otgsus and
brass bsnd-.
Eipht..n roHs of st'ri disappear daily on
the single system Of the London and North
western kaii~ay. through wear and rust
tn. d.sib- ~ London ls., war numbered
"a SIS, or "a per iop IN Nr~ YORK
%0,I55, or 26.H3 and ~ Fairs. ~ per Too
The Arnn,,os Il, public pos.s sse.. rough,
speaking, about tv.ntt mlli.on head ui
horned cattle. and about 1870 million sheep
A esfrfui ,,timsie made b, { ,mmissioner
Of Immigration N ,geriy .hoss that tn. Weld
Of ~hsat IA Dakos ths year is ~ UH onz
bushei.
A. 9J,nf oil III of spfiog Lake town
ship, kWg-hury caurtt. = u plossi ~
acres Of aud ihis fall with three-norse
suiky plo~,
Eighteen Jssrs sgo y Kansas City man pad
81, 900 Tor a lot. and wa, iaus hed at The
other day he sold It for sl32 900 and nov he
10 laughing.
Jnlsn Stor,. the younger son of the
sculptor. he. psip,.d IN Par. c.bin.tsxed
portrait ot Miss Emma Fam, = the young
American ptims donna.
r,,,no. Cal woman ,br.w . eelluloid
cud into the stove. Her husband will have
TO pst $3.50 TO repair cansse to the kitchen
AMI To get new stove
~, v,ch ,nm., s,,..t,,,,, sI,n
rh r. burvl,rs. MIDI, md =, 80 she nut II
,n,e IA, slave Nat ,v,n thu, .sbr. re.
main tn Tell the sal story
,,,..,.,. # s,,,h
.,,.c,.I h, ,h, II ,.m,,,, rl.r,r,r h,,,.
a al la,h.i th.m.,iv,. sssin.t lamps. wires
and buitdiuy. aed were \ He'd.
m. ,,s.t,.,, .. Liam ,,,,.,a, .,,,,
.,,',, "a. y, t',.,. rao',;n, 4, he ~. v..on
go H.. ,.. .,.,.a,.',t l., ,,,s a.,,.,,.a
H. h.,,ns, u, oo .,r,., .ocis,y
.,
III -, ~. - -, ,,,..l
H.. a., a.. ~, ,.,...
~
y"uns an oil NJ" YORK wy sent !"
"" "'s 'am mop ''s' "s"'ac s0' sn"'ne'
Young "n" " ''"f "'"' ',""i 'n' use o' o'e
Ihe secret OF was'"x "1's''n sheet IRON
|" "~n ny me x"'rt' meh'' sh' - sueh AZ
im""hsr m""opnis uhS' - e"rte"'N sup
posed To h.rs, 'he e"ure expenses OF the
government
A statue Of John Eliot, missionary to the
Indians OF New Englani. with sqns" and
chief cfouched at his feet - nearing con-
pletion IN the ateiier OF John Rogers, the
modeler OF groups
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The favorable impression produced on the
FIRST appearance Of the agreeable liquid fruit
remedy Syrup Of Figs . few years ago has
been more than confirmed BY the pleasant
experience Of ell Who have used il, and the
success Of the propriesors and manufacturers
the California Fig syrup Company
ocfz9d&vim
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The consciousness of having a remedy at
hand for Group, pneumonia, sore throat, and
sudden coils, is very consoling to a parent.
With 4 bottle of Ayers Cherry Pectoral in
the house. one feels, in such cases, a sense
of security nothing else can give.
nov 5deod&wlw
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INGALLS,
THROAT and III NJ:
specific


rheumatism, Gout, and Neuralgia, are ter
rihly trying diseases; for the cure Of which.
men have experimental with many diferen,
drugs, in the endeavor to find some thing thai
could be relied upon. Nothing heretofore
discovered hss had 90 much success a. Men
ards Rheumatic Bullets. They are a pleas
ant remedy, easily taken, and almost an
absolutely certain cure A dollar invesfed
in bottle of the m will pay you bett, than =
Thousand in Wall stree. II you nee. then
ask J. N. Mixer and c. r. Murphy & Co.
or bottle
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CHATTER III
NOS LO5ga CT.

he truth Of - Cd
'oyng Regarding
tho reicfancs H
ssschesi pots 10
boil y proved -
ven In bsfinaD -
elsewhere, - Ed
gAS rrasnisy anA .
numbsr a oth0
MN In the iron
trade hax for nass
tiln< tsen Earning
to their MTrow.
Few Of them were
making any mon
ey, most Of shSn
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no THE DEAT-A Pessoa cured Of Deafpe-
! aid noises in the head Of a years rAndins
. sinpie remedy, VII send description Of Il YRE.
e any Per o. vho applies 70 N1C0Ol.1ON, ~
0sehsa all Dsrsee, New York. o. 3. a.
ssoe141tawAviy
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Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint? Shloh's Vitalizer is guaranteed
to cure YOU. For sale by c. B. Murphy.
july2d&wlwchwky
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That hacking cough can be % quickly
cured BY Shiloh's Cure. We guarantee il.
For sale BY c. B. Murphy.
jaly2dAvivchvky
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Casarrh cured, health and swee, breath
secured, by Shiloh's Caiarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents Nssal Injector free. For sale by
G. B. Murphy. july2dkwIrchvky
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

An oft quote secret o. surre.s 10 Keep
ing up vi the age with tim -ly novelties -
Mastsrd piasers and saffron tea are things
of the past In this enlightened age Adsm-
sons Botanic Cough Balsxm 10 the pleasIn'-
est ard most effective cure sor colds. coughs.
and hoarseness. nov5ieod&ueow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07
itcaec Produce Market.

CHICAGO, Nov. 6.
v,ouR-- price, steady
WHEAT strong No. .cr,rs, 'Wsivt |;
v red, 7slsspi
CoRS-- No 4, tSt
OArs--Na. ssaist
KrE--Qui~s At tsias.i
BARLEY Ssass
FORK Nas -
LAID Oa 10
49, Shoulders. = 30 abort rtb. 30;
s,ry. clear -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07
MARKET REPORT


NEW foRR NV
don, cali easter Raging from ttod
Prime paper Al 81 tos
Exchange. Dali anu strsdy.
Government bonds aui, AID stsadv.
KaArOnd bondr. quiet morally heavy.
III. following th' epsins yuui atoms OF ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07

No Language can express = value J attach
to vour Specific ! believe Il saved nv life,
and woui ave the lives ri multi:udes, il they
onl, knew ills value, and wonldus- it,
Cti,RIF> A. WATT,
Mrlr.,sr, Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-11-07
HIM EMBELLISHMENTS.

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