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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-09-15
4 RICH COUNTRY.
The Territory Opened by the Green River
Road.

The Territory Opened by the Green River
Road.
a party consisting of Jehn G.. Scu-ry,
Howard Lewis and Lawrence Booth re-
turned yesterday from q FIVE days cruise
fhrough the noun aims between Cedar and
SnoquaIm5e rivers, and they are enthusiast
tic over the wonders Of the country they
passed through
The party left here on the Northern
Pacific and went TO Durham. Wednesday
was spent on Cedar river about mile
above the crossing and in visiting the
Cedar river falls, one OF the most beautiful
ignts on the coast The fishing here was
excellent, and the party bad their fiji, not
only Of FISH. but of piscasoriaI sports On
Thursday the three advensurers went up
to RattIesnaxe prairie and crossed over to
Lake Garfield. ~ Cedar lake, splendid
body OF water about six miles long and
from one to one and half miles IN width,
"a diamond set in the mountains as
Mr.. Scarry expressed IL Alter stay
ing there over night the party
took short cut by an
old blazed trail through the woods To
south Bend, distance OF about ten miles.
All through this country IS splendid tim
Der, which the Eoodsman has not vet
reached !; but il will soon be made aceessi-
ole By the completion Of the Green River
extension OF the Northern Pacific.
Mr.. Scurry says that work Is being
pushed rapidly on the Green River branch.
Track has been laid from Palmer to the
Cedar River crossing and grading is wei
along nearly all of the way to NinIock's
mine The company is building 8 fine
road, good enough for q trunk line and Mr.
Sc1rry is ct the opinion that it will u.ti-
mately be built on from Nihieck's nine to
. junction with the Lake shore in the sro-
quainsie country. The road opens q won
devfusIy rich country. which will doubtless
attraes thousands Of settlers In the next
few years
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The Salvation Army conducted services
at the county fail last eTening and for sew
eral hours afterwards the prisoners were
singing HYMNS which the members OF the
armv had suggested
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On occasions like tails We oitsz look at the
dangers Of the unsAve4: aud raosg OF our r,nra
Is spent In looking as thar side OF this aue.tio,
Bz. there il another side TO thfs whole pnsr,s-
We ought TO mos. seriously look at our awn
dangers here. Dc you think mat We are safe =,
long ~ tEey are / ) danger
ask ycu 70 consider the fact that our sasetv
and blessings do depend upon our sdelity 70
tne enc zngersd-
Il - 50 srrsrsed in the economy of the 1ox.
esnaens OF God that sasre ear be mo ssfs,r
wi; ho1t hdeiity- Wat claim has churrh :,
q soul. upon God for protection when II -.
ro hand 20 save or protect anoshers We hsv.
dgties TO every Easayest soul, and tiIf shose sv.
ties are discharged. there 70 no promise OF
safety 10 ~ There Is 10 promise of prosperity
70 Any church outside al tals. The church a.
does nothing for the endangered ia not 80
The hand that Is never Ifsed TO rescue IA. ey,.
dAn<eTed IS Itself in danger. A cnarch "a o,Iv
sale. AID o. the Fad % prosperity, inasmurh a.
IL Is engaged In aiding others to be s.sa as
prosperous
Let me iilussrata my point here. ty an I'm.
trxslon fasniIis: 10 al:
II is5S Csaoael Martin. al earnest Chr;stf.n
soldier % iAe Ninth Bengal native infantry, de-
sired 70 devote $s0oo To the founding Of a MS.
sion IN Peshawur. q large MoaannseStan civ
where lis regiment Was stationed. This he
could Lot do vigaoGt the permission of the
cfieer ia charge. Colonel aakeso1 was tee
Engllsa commissioner. Colonel Martin Wen;
10 she commissioner and made tue REQUEST
Peshawur IS . city Of $4,000 Inhabitants. made
up ct those Wild Afghans, and hsil men who
Pointed their arguments with their dassers
AID having lacy come under Eagllsh rule
eoscnel &akesoa shougat Is would be exceed.
inzay dangerous 10 establish a Christian mis-.
sioa taere. SO he empaaiically refused. Ans,
assured Coonei Martin that the first missionary
that crossed into the valley OF the Peshswu,
shoaad be Immediately sent back Colonel
Martins plan must be laid aside till an
Opportunity came. That opportunity came with
lsssor. oae day the commissioner wss listen.
ing to the appeals OF the people He was on
the veranda OF his house as usual Among rhe
number Was man who had spread his PRAYER
rug Ia plain view, and had been making pros.
tsasions al day. He came to Colonel Makesoa.
and made his salaam and presented a paper.
The colonel. supposing it to b . petition,
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ErIHIH WARp EEprsLIcax n.ror-s

The Eighth ward Eerubs5can csnczs "a n9usi-
ra.e candidates 70 be vofed Sor q. the pri u1e-es
Tor TIE county eoevs11Ion VIII De Aeid Monday
nigns a. O'Clock Five delegates from each
precinct
TIE first precinct caucus viii be held ss g. A.
Aaterson's real estate c1ice. eorney Depos aai
WIll0w s-reefA
The second precinct ca1cus VIII Be a. the cor
neE OF Depot zzd Dexter sCreesa
The Third precIaes GAUGES Will be a. electric
car barn, corner Temperance AMI Roy scrse.a
goEs E KISxEAg
C. 3 B2GLEF
Robert HANLroS,
& A. WILSON
FRANK OLESoS.
Executive Committee.
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DEATHS AND FUNERALS

The Train Suicide Interred bv tn.
County.
The funeral OF Harry Crawford. Who
died At the Glencoe house Friday. took
place from Bonney & Stewards az l9o'cIock
yesterday morning
The remains OF James T. Edwards. who
died AZ Ballard FrIdav. were shipped 70
Portland for burial asst night
The remains OF the Unknown man who
eomnsit,ad suicide by throwing himself
under the Columbia Il Puget soand train
Saturday, were bgrlei OF Bonner A
Stewart yesterday afternoon
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Free reclining cnasr ea-s run snrouxn from
Portland 10 Cllcazo EI-Eoz. change VIA sna
Union FsesEc- a e Martin. cry ricke. agent
30 second srree<, Boston nocx- c. T SsSdr
In. sseE-. city DOCK
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PREMIUMS AWARDED


Nthftt faced black spanish fowls, J Eastman
L,s,i-tnn. 1T aBs II, A Arnold. Arn11. I'll
Whit, f,,crd hlnck spanish chicks, j y East
man l., Ri-fuu. 1T and II.
v hii, shoru Il .le comb W II stewart. Lew
,ston. isf, q Arno'd, Arnoi', q. { A oas-.tt
its i-ton 3.i.
~ hiic l<forn singh comb eiicss. Enb,rt
stewart. L.si-T1n, II, W u Stewart, lewiston
q 4 a Arnold Arnold 81
Nhit. :. gf6rn ra~e enmb fowls. & ATnad
Aruor,i. i.t. y Eastman. Lewiston. - aud 1d
hiie sghDTB rp-e comb ehirk', } Eastman
Lewiston 1t and t.l-
us.s Alire NJ Hsrrinctou Brewer e. hibi iof
sinpt A., dish cut n5srf- fancy ha-kei, eNbsitiot
s.rauiuin,
brow n J., .tern single comb fpysi Arnold
Ar old. and q A iia<-ctf. lewiston. 1T g Mi
lett, Lincoln, aad Ea,le ta, Lewiston. md
\ l. ruuehcrty, Auburn. 81
Brewt j. gharn -ing3e comb chs X, kC Mill.ti
Lincoln i,ut 4 A '.s--' Il, lsNi.ton, 1t. Ali
lrff asd G. Arnold ~. q
IAamiuisgnp sinxie comb fowl c A Arnold, Is
and ti { ,ia--ett, ~.
Dominique -i0sis comb chicks. A J kenni-tou
simpsons cofnef, 1st, { A Arnold, Arnold. e
ard II.
Ala,rican dominique fowl, { Aruod ist, A
| J Eepni>.on, 81 sni 81
| Am'ricAn dominique chicks, A J Remission, Il
, aHd ~.
| Black Java fowl A ] kennsfop, ist and II. {
| Biaek lava chjcks. \ J Remission is, ard Cd
! Light brahna fowl, Eastman, Lewiston, L
! ami IS, Booth Bros, Aaburo,
| Light hrssma chicks, J y Eastman ist and "a
Bn1th Bfsts al.
pars brahms fDxi, J E.as,Fa8H Let aud 81, I
/ Afnuid. Arruid- al
! bark brahms chicks J y Eastman ~ - and "A
| Baa crohin fowl, a J heuni-tSn, Sgmps0a'
! Corner. 1T.
| buf cochin shick-. = Eastman, Lewiston. Isl
4 j kennisfou. ri ar II
4 Ptrtrig. CO. hia fowl. ! EssfEnsn i.i and u
Partridge cuchIn chicks, j Eastman ID
White eue.iin fasi, J y Eastman iss and n
| A tiassetf, LeS1-for. n.
| White cochin chieks, J y Eastman ist, Cd an
ID
Bisek cochin fowl, } r kennis;on, simp ea'
Corner. lst.
Black cochin chick J Eastman, ls; and I'd
American liyulcu Rock fowl, l. Muleti
West Ninot, ist.
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Speaker Reed 9 speecb.

Parties have their wears of depression
and tier years Of exsltatlon just as io1i-
vidHsls | ave u cir m0uenis Of depression
ard good cheer Parties have reriod.
v hsn Thy 10 great york and % rods when
ti.cy seem To have no fther hope than tte
mere p'esfrvstion Of existence Sine
ls.i, whea he republican pa-'y vas hr.t
f8IcFed il is great dbty Of preserving the
lib, rty ard equalitv before the law for sli
Cit'z-ns OF the nit ID States. The repub j.
C. H. use of Representatives had been rare
Thi. is not tccausc tht re is no logger a re-
publican majority, but because hy frauds
tpo appsr-rt to he denied, by ballot box
stUffrg tao motor Gus TO BE- disputed -
seats in the Home Rave teen vrested from
US under open, defiant declaration that the
Southera d-mocrs.ie rh te man stall NJ
only ul4 tse black man Of the SGnrh bu
the ~hIte man of the North. T.oyears ago
under the Tremendous cause ~ tattle set
( in srrsy by free trader. the repu blican
psrty uiuuiI bel 80 signaIly that ev,n the
Z &c horis of irshi were routed, ard after a
/ frv inetfectnsl strugz'es To count u. Gu
/ We bad the House bS small, majority Of 5,
iasfead Of cur real majority nf 25
Long bf fore Congress assembled, the r
hsd be n resonant with the hopes and
I with tie hoTes ard threats of the ninoritg
and v n declarations that thsy were 10 rule
/ in utter disregard Of the will Of TIE people
Of the United States. At the vary worst
70 measure should p,ss which did not
have the sanction Of Their high approval
II sny man here thinks that they reckon Fl
without their host, or that they had nl
f1unaat on IN wbich to bull il hop-.
ard ihsir threats, be knows little of tts
deep laid schemss of many years TO readel
the republicans roweriess whenever th.j
should get control. For years. rne hsi
been pil upon rule ard decision
upon decision, to render Legislation
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Boy Drowned at Bangor - Horrible
Accident at Orono.

INsGoR, Sept. i.-1he four year old
so1 % Angus Mcdonald fell of the wharf
rear Of Hopkin storehouse into the Ken
drowned. The BODY vac recovered by cfh
| Ger DENNIS Tracey, making the 22i body
retoscr'd d by him. The toy was playing
On the ~hstf.
Fred PatrIc't. while tending a rotary saw
al T.. r.. Rigs mill IN DruIo. lost bis bal
ance ny break ny of n siab. ant frll on t1r
saw. Both arms We T. sawed of and bis
III iulders iac-ra'ei. He wall probably not
recover. MarDed
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Agricultural Imple msDts.

Few sections of great fair are more in
I teresting or examined with greater stten-
( ton than the agr cultural implement de
/ ps rtmeBt; ar 10 no department hss more
| sdvance haen msde than 10 the manufacture
! of implements f0r the farm. They are
| nos 50 Perfect in operation. and such mar
| wells cf mechanical constitution that il
seer as the ugh InveutiOn could compass
| little more in the ~ay of improve meHts.
/ These machines are their cwn rest aiyer-
usement, therefore :otIsties long since
a Audoned he idea of awarding evidences
I OF merit basei on competitive work-the
/ best principle of exhibition j., for every
machine to be placed be forr the farmers
! its own me- rits and for its actual work in
/ the field be made test Of its value. Sill
manufacturers keep on exhibiting and
fxfmers Ike to see brand nav things.
/ ihsy are worth seeing, tJo, til Sc splendid
| II made implements des gned 10 facilitate
farm work and ease the labor CT human
| hands TIE di-play this year is large.
Ploss are exhibited by John j Frye. Port
land; F. c. Merrill, Sou'f Paris the Bel
cher & Taylor 90 Chieopee Falls, Mass
Oliver Chilled Pow Co Syfacure, \.
aud Childs 4 90 Utica, \. Y Several
kinds of reversible sUiky plows are SHOWN.
Spring to1th cultlvat0rs pred0minate. The
cutaxsy disc cultiyator, known Is Clarh's
Patent, would en- - possess some sdsan-
tagOs over other Whole die implems n's, rs
II Is less liable To clog. The Old Standard,
Worcester Buckeye mover, chain gear
Buckeye, Deeriug, Giant, Walter
A. Wood and Wool reaper and
binder, were on sXh ton The Bul'ari
and Mudsett t,dfe's were shown; the for
mer BY the Richardson Mfg. Co., Worces
ter. Mass. the latter by Taylor " tale,
thicopea Falls, Mas The improved der
rex ard carrier, manufactured os the Eek
COMPANY l. we'll PenObseot county, mnst
be- great mael lne. a. one man can easily
uini up stone of II coo p unis wtis sht
With it. Two manure ,preaders ase on tx
ib!!lon, tue ol sandsri Kemp, made by
the richardson Company, Worcester,
Mass and the Empire made by the En-
pire SPre der Co, ft@six, n. Y. The
Buckeye Barn Binder is e1l i9i'cl bs
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Cattle

Mair" HeTi Book Je-s.ya, G A Garland, Ban
esr, -. y = Rus--il. Leeds. 2l.
kull7 " old, Lewis } Bicbfurh. DiSm"Ut Ccn
/ ter. %,
Bsu' VI CID. A 7 Russell, Lced., It, Lcwi- J
Bttkfprd. sd
teus 3 VI od ard oy,r, i + Russell, 1T, c A
f,srisud, II apd IT.
to,s. tso yr- old, A Garland, lst and u. A Z
/ cov- ? srs old. \ Gar aud, l.,, \ + Eu-selI
~ ard 80
H,i'er calves; I Russell, Leeds, i.t and ID
Bull cs.iy,s, t.evts J Bict ford DiSmont Center
: I.t 4 + En-seii. "A.
/ IIYl R--Rati. ". old sBd over and ; Of get
Henry r. trdmsn, BanEaT. let, kitjsh smith. I'd
/ l. L fir"ii. % t-Heid. I'd
/ Bulls yrs q, u l. Brett. ist. Henry BoardraaB
ID.
/ Rali. Vt old. Henry Boardm-n, Bangor, 1T
kall eaFes, 1as ,aoborn, souti Auburn, lst
/ l. |. bTt1f, Sd aud a.
I COWS 8 y1, Old ani over, ia. Santoru. Is, suJ
/ III Henry y srdman. al.
Cows Yrs ot3, j W tireen & Son, b ngor, i.t
T Iss >auipfa. south AutgTn ID.
1 Cows, sr cid p L Brett lst. j Green 4 sor
I 2d. Ja- : snborH ID
leifsr caves, Henry Boardman l-s and I'd
I ID I. Brett NJ.
! shorihoTns. halls years and over and not i.,i
/ than Z of get. X T. waas-, Stark. lst-
Balls yrs cd ard over. itoE ri aud iIis, Let
! Rglls. VI old, AW Mag Charleston ls.
Ball esNrs, A W king GIrsrl4 ston, I.t. 4 and
], Waugh. STARE, u, Howard and t.liis, FalrD. I'd
/ I'd
Cowss yr. ard over. Z and c Dwangh. il,
Howard and Ellis ID A " hiag Charleston n
Cows zyrs old, A " King 1T, aud L /
I Wasgh -, Howard a. 4 Ellis I'd.
Cos- " old J Fletcher, Anso1, X and [
Waugh zi. A W Hing ID.
Reiier calves, J Fletcher Let, Howard an,
/ 81 l. ID
cav. years and over. and c waugh
stark. ist.
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Pensions for Maine People.

Pensio have been granted to the fol
lo~i-g residents Of Maine Original
Bracket Levis, York Beach; John r
Thorn. Brunswick; Augustua p. Griadle
South Penobscot; A. l.. Woodbury., Hart
isni; Hiram Rey nolds, Machias; JohI
Morgan, Lubec. James A. Abbott, Shap
leigh; Charles L. Chase, Fairfield.
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In TIE Taik Hall.

- ~, M. ,,,,.I,, ~, c-,,I sla,l a, ,Lo
~. .I'a,,.,. .l,.,, nd H., ,I,a
-.,.',,-.,,,, IS 1i,,Is,s an, rra uh;cb
,., ;,'- ,,or,. at,rs,.ivs anal ar-
,i.,;a .h, -, ,-.ri,,,. ,s.,s po,,,-y
III -, t,,t, ~. ,I,,' b;s.ons ,,srs
j.. cn,.;,;,sI ero,,;re ,nd ,,cklin.,
,,' haa,, ,s,,,|,,,i IN bndJing bv them.
-. ana DO rnne, hslI t,TnsJ ,,to n
| l,,,,...,,,Is,,,ll.r, ~ so,lvn,t.t,l,. ball b..
snna ~, h,r,I. o,na t.,,e ,I,s,l,vs
| ,h A., Ia, n.ne,,r N, r,bsp,s a., tho
'.ranl e..,- ,n sdii,;n, :, ,heir t,,rs H.
! 'I,s,I,, IN No,n,,heea U,u tho ], kir.o,
u.,ss Errr sli,y Con,sry occnrv =
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Nelson Will Trot To-day.

On Friday afternoon Nelson will ht
driven 10 beat the worlds record on bali
m T. track 2.l5t. HIS fast uilc Yesterday
vas tin querier of secord of the
great record but Friday he viii make a
grand effort TO b,at the worlds record. Mr.
y lsru sad ihs morn NJ u AZ tc did rot
attempt any record breaking yesterday but
Ia should make the attempt tomorrow at
rncon sua Il feel cor i1ent | can lower
ttNu seconds. The stallion Was never
il better lrm and ihls morning was gwen q
i,tle spin over the tack for exercise. Al
tn ugh the horse display is the largest ever
seen, Il chef interest ccn,ers about Ntl
son. Thousatds upon thousands examined
i'm ester'L,y and the lutrrcst ttken in the
coming attempt AZ record breaking tomor-
tpm ia tut,usa
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Failure of Sswyef, Wallace * Co.

Ntw YogK. Scbt I see Sawyer. Wallace
N 90 err Of the % ost prominent firms on
produce. cotton ard &c Zee exchanges, have
made an assignment. ILe firm wss often
-, niibeI vita aisan'ic deals in speculative
yrodu. Is and also scre h"asy exporters.
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1t il announced today that a monster
tourney will be held for the tirrmen next
season. with St,t00 IA cash prizes.
Eil-wor.h and iloul'pn we're tied for
the tEo hundred yards dash 10 the
huse carriage, return 10 hvdrant and
laying il 81, each doiog IT IN one min
ute six and ons quarter seconds. They
divide the tSo frat purse'. The Maine
sat, C,ll - won the indNiiual race for
chIef engine, r.. Scottie Stevens Il Nj ch-
H. 10th of Bangor, we're leaders IN the IN.
di,i Iusl f1ot race for one half mile, the
former winning III > l2. In the tuh and
hub race, uue-half mile, pcluge of Brewer
was fist in = iei Eagles Of Gstd.n,r sec
ond D.rjgo of Il lsworth, third.
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At Bsl impre Toledo. y; baltimore, 2.
Al Rochester Rochester, | ; Columbus.
e.
At Syr,cuse Syrscusc. Il 81. Louis. I3.
AT Lebanon Lebanon. b, Harrisburg,
|.
At Philadelphia Louisville, 3; A'h-
letIc. 9.
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The dl1play of garden yegets hles was
made up by half dozen exhibitors. % NJ
Bickford, Bar r, filled about fifty square
feet Of table space with iwcnty-six varieties
OF garden vegetables. W. B. Biekfor =,
Bangor, filled very nea-ly the same ,p,ce
with a collection hich dill not quite come
up in quality TO that shown by his NJ ghbor
J. ID. French Brewer shows live vsrie-
ties Of po'a oes, three of turnips, six Of
beans, squash and pumpkins j. n. East
msn Le~iston, twelve varieties of garl-n
vege tables. Thos. llersey, Bangor, three
varieties beeis. |. y. Mckennes, Fair
vi " Gard n. Auburn, occupies l25 square
feet with choice display of vegetables
finely gro~n and well exhibited THIS
comprise two varieties of celery, SIX OF
squashes, three of vegetables, four of
,seet corn seven of bets, four of carrot,
three of tomatoc', one of pumpkins and
three of onions, MIR. Mckeuney's exhibit
Was the finest snd largest shosn by aiv
eSh bitor, ard he had things about his own
waV on y urizts.
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The democrats of Topshsm have nnmis a.
tel Joseph Whitney as card.date for re-
preser t&sive 10 the g'slsture.
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SIGNAL BERVICB.
Weather Indications for tho Nozt ~
Hours.

WAR DKPAHrMtaT,
Office Of the Chief Signal Officer,
WAsHIs0ros. Sept 1, l A. NJ
For Msnc, New Hampshire and Yer
mont: Far. followed by light showers;
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ATetieaa Plynoathi iaoek,, chicks, Nillest
West AiBpt. let
White Pts mouth keck fowl, & A SA.ssti, law
| is oa. Ist-
wy4ndesIe fowl, ] Eastman ami L Ninet,
i-l L Nilieti al A ,,4s-ett, ID.
wyaRiuTfe chicks, L Miisit isi, l. Pe inter
Bangor. ai sn.i .si-
White M,aneuste fowl, l. T Mia,tt West
AiBoi, Isl, c A Aruold. ID ana III
Waite " Ani0sts chieks, l. hillrst, ist, L :
fembsr, 81 anl 81.
Fr'Heh II udAn foai, { A Arno'd, i.i and ID
c A 'ia-sest. lewiston. Sd.
" Black. Polish fesi. A J kennis;or simp
son's Corner. 1t. A tsssssti, "a.
" G white r. i-h fowi. c A Arnold IL
Best exhibit ban sIn-, { A Arnold lst-
Best exhibit pige n, c A 64ssetf, IL s~isieu -
And Il, y Ii stsNari, Lew -tOu, <f-
silver gray dotkiRg. fowl, { a Arnold, ist
White doFkirss icSi, A heI nis,on. simpson
Corner, 1t and ID.
Silver .paUgiri hatnbarg., iosls, Booth Bro.
Auburn, It. A tia.-eit, Lewiston. ID, A
Arnold, -
silver spanglsd hambargs, chicks, Booth Bros
i-t, tiassstt. d
60lirn spaagled hamourgs. fowls. A kenhis
ton. simt sons Corner, lst and I'd
Bia4k hamburg fowls, GA,,sti, Lev iston,
-, A Arnoid II, A henei-ton 81,
Black hamburg ehicks, A hennisson 81,
toulouse geese, Old. A kenni.,on l-t and Sd,
Arnold 4
t.rnbden ges.e. young, p kenni-,on, simp
En,b.,en gst.., old, A kenni-ton i.t.
Wtite Chsns geese. young, a henniston lst.
White China e,ess, old, z A Arnold Isl; \ J
Remission, "a. } + henni-ton, "a.
Brown ChinA geese. old, Al hsnni,top. lst and
ID.
African geese, old, p kenniston. l-t
RUusn uck- Young. A Arnold. l.f.
kOuen ducks, Old & A mold, lsI and ID c A
G1-seft, Sd.
Al, ,bury ducks young. c A Arno d. ist and I'd
A } henHiston, a.
Al, -bury ducks. Old. & A Arnold lst and ID,
\ J keHnistpn. ii
Cayusa ducks. Young. A henni.top. LIST, and
-. g A Arnold. 81
Cayuga ducks, old, Arnold, henni.ton.
u and 5rd
Mu-eoyy dacks, Old, } hennislon and g A
Arnold. l-t, & A Arnold, III
f.kia ducks, young, A kenu-ton 1T.
Fckin duck- old. a kennlston let, " II Stew
art. Lewiston. ID, G A Arnoid, 3d.
Whit call ducks. Old c \ Arnold and Ken
niston, -. A } kcnniston. I'd
tray cali dHek-, young, keun slon, lst and
ID.
Gray call ducks, old, { A Arnold, Let. Al Ken
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-05
The Pig Pens.

Olly one side of the section of pens de-
voted to pigs was occupied by his pork ine
ms jesty in its various shapes and colo $
and this side comprised only sevente n
pens, so it can readily be seen that the d :
pay in This department was not extensive.
At the south end |, V Mckenrcy, Fairvicw
Gardens. Auburn. led off with four p NJ
OF I'Ola' Il Ch.ua's, with one animal in each.
}. V. Fletcher Stsrks ha pair Of in
proved Chester whites. Jo.eph GsrlaHd.
Bangor, filled three pcrs with some fac
spe cimens of York. hires as good sppcI-
mems of this breed as ever graced ttir
ground in Maine. The lot comprised
tusr aud three sDws, one with
n family of six very handsome Iigs. Z
weeks old. G. A. Arnold, NesburR, ex-
hibi's the ret stered Yorkshire bear Du
pl lcate. l-year-oll. q A. Snow, IIermnr,
sho~s a Oh, sier SOW with scven pigs. T.
II. ker nit n, Arncl !. exhibits three jersey
Reds, Two hpsrs and a SOW and litter of
seven rigs, the lot re and showing excel
lent 81 lection in bree ling.