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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18
The Michael Burns Liquor

Yesterday. Judge A. G Andrews Of the
Municipal Court Of Augusta issued an or
| der under his hand and seal of court. d.
rected to Sheriff G. T. Stevens to deliver
nine eases of said liquor to said Buros.
the order stalrg that the court being
satisfied that said liquor were not xept or
1 deposited for unlawful sale and that the
| said Michael Burns 10 entitled to the custo-
dy of said liquors and vessels" There
were only nine eases out Of q total Of
I 49, seventy eight that were held BY virtue
of authority from said Municipal Court.
/ The remaining sixty-nine eases being held
by virtue of authority from the Superior
4 Court cannot be delivered up except by
order from the Superior Court at the Sep
tember term. Mr.. Burns. ont Of respect
/ for public sentiment. had the liquor shipped
1 by thu American Express Company directly
from kennebec jail, where it was deposited.
! to Boston. Thus endeth the frst chapter
| in the Michael Burns case.
| In the hotel offices last night one could
see evidences that it WAS the eve Of the
! Couaiy Convention. Some Of the delesa tes
! had arrived aud quite number Of the men
prominent in county affairs were in the city
duriog the afternoon and evening. Among
those here yesterday were Hon. Elliot.
Wood of Winthrop, County Attorney Carle-
ton. Hon. A. NJ. Spear of Gardiner. Sem
s.or Hsines of waterville and Hall C. Bur
leigh. Esq., of Vs.sslboso.
The County Commissioners were in 'e''
sion yesterday all being present A petit
ton was received from Manchester parties
for laying out rosd in that town; also u
petition from certain Augusta citizens for
repairing certain portion of Grove street.
la answer to these petitions the commits
.iouers issued notices for meetings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18

HENkN u fSffss y ~
\ OF ". MAINE DIVISION. ,
Coz HEINZ, G. STABLES. Augusta. Msine.
hear Sir At regular meeting OF Her
~ a Staples Camp. S. Of v. held a. y
A. n. Hail on Monday evening. june 10
1890 il vas unanimously resolved that sh'
thanks of the Camp be and are hereby e.
tended to Col Henry G Staple. for MI
generous g,ft Of an elegant elk nag;
FgEp F. FAlRrifLp, Captain
MArxx SELBiSe. Fret Sergeant
Augusta. Maine June l6. 1880.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18
Ayers
Sarsaparilla

For several Ysaxs, ia the spriax n.,a,h.
used 70 he tfeasblsd with a aro.sy fl~..i
irslins. and q duh pain in the email a n,y
barh, 10 bad, at times. as ., nrere,, ~
brlnx able 70 walk. the isasf sudden u,f,t,.,,,
.aasfag me severe distress. Fr@ag.utiv
spsls and rasbss ssnId break OUT o.. ya,an,
p3f.s 81 NE body. BY the advice 81 friends
.na ny family ptsyssesaa, began the use a
ayers ,Afsapsriiis zad eohtlnSed IL I'm tn.
p'ssos' ~ my blood was Thoroughly eraA,ea.
lea l. ". English. Montgomery CIV. NJ.
SYSTEM WA all run down; my skln
fosszi and Of yeiiowlsh hue. TIED ysrton.
remedies. and while some of them pays az
sehpffy rebel. aone u them did aay per
mAhens good At last I began d TAI,
ayers sarsapariiia, continuing il exclusive
ipf a considerable time. and am pleasea
~ ray that Il completely
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18

There vas meeting of the Racquet
Club at Miss Msrgie PARTRIDGE last even
ing. The games of tennis were enlivened
by music furnished by several Of the youns
gentlemen present, who brought their man
douns and guitars along with their rscquets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18
poN'T GIVE Up

he Use 81 Ayers sassaSasala- o. ts<z,s
nay - esss fright sAs . eaoq1asue a
jean; psfssst until cure = s0ees6A. A. !
ssn<fal rule, iEaDFOvsmAns lsiicvs sh0er,y
10y ~. Beginning The uss q ~ neAscis.,
viz nAny pespae, ne sGaes b inHsdafeiy
hotsesznss; but some eaoatfnfsous are 49,
saseepssble 70 medicinal influences thaa
,snefs. and The curative process may. there
.Dss, IA saen caves, Be less prompt Ferse.
ysrasss 70 using TITS remedy Is sur Of 4,
aafa = last Sooner ss later. the mos,
stubborn blood Diseases Yield q,
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Tourasss

Whether on pleasure bent OF business'
,hoald tske on every trip bottle Of Syrup
Of Fies. ss It acts most pleasantly ana
eFsceuaily on the kidneys. liver and eovels,
preventine fevefs. headaches and other
fnrws Of .iekaess. For sale in sOc and
81 90 bottles By ali leading drssgists.
June iOi&wino
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18

AUGUSTA, May 2, go.
What is the r. & g.?
Why, it is the finest corset
for the money you ever saw.
1t is silk stitched throughout,
perfect in shape, and fits like a
glove.
1t costs you $l.W, but a bet
ter corset for the money yoa
never saw.
Yes we have received from
the importers a line Of gloves
that surpasses anything in the
shape of a glove We have ever
shown.
1t is a ten hooked and laces
to the palm Of the hand, thus
making aperfect fitting glove,
and for durability it cannot be
matched.
They cost you $3.50, but
for the quality it is bargain,
and we warrant every pair.
Our spring garments are
the best values to be found,
and our immense trade in
them this spring guarantees
our statement.
We have just opened our
line of parasols and it gives
us pleasure to show them to
one and all.
Our line Of dress goods is
complete.
Give us a call and we will
convince you that our goods
are as represented.
PHHBROoK & LEIGHTON.
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llF 'S Asesss Aoso 70 Ne
my sse-
Thsrs seems no reseoo nv peaols (. ~.
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esietes1e - uext ~ 81 Jurv /. . .,.,
$780,, There 3 4 suuA unei...x -
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nssssss Of local ia.~,.,. bu, IL ,h;... g..
pertain directly to affair, Of oabt,. ,,n.,-
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that iii doob,l.., bs hs,s an ~, -,
meet With many asm.,d. ,I.n-
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citing race. a. the ...n.,. n.sut- o.,
In, GOOD nu,.s. and
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18
Cured Ne.

presume my liver was very much out at
.'aer aii tbe bioosi impure In eonseausae,.
, ger that ] cannot too highly recommend
nyei safsapariia u any one afflicted as I
vas MIS- " A smith. Clover, VI.
fof years ! Suffered hon scrof,,la and
~" diseases The doctors prescriptions
and several soeaIied blopd- purlf,e r, heIag "A
no avail. was at last adv isee by !, ri. hi q,
Try Ayers safsaparilla. I dla a. and ao,.
,eei IKE a new man, being fully restored To
hTai'h- 6 y. frink, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Ayers SarsapariIIa
FEzPARSD ~
Or. J. c. AVER Z CO., Loved, Mass.
soid BY Druggist. sf..na,. worh.,,.a,,,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18

here are
many white soaps.
each
represented to be
lust as good as the Ivory.
They are not.
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities OF
the genuine
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having Il
It's sold everywhere,
,es,sAnAtnes WsAAUn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18
Personals.

Mr.. Adam Leighton of Portland was in
town yesterday.
Miss Clara Holwsy, of watervlle. is In
the city visiting.
Mr.. Frank +. IIodgdon the pleasant clerk
ate. c. Hunts T., spending his vacation at
Milo.
Mrs. Elias Miihken left for Boston yes
teriay afternoon, accompanied by her little
grandson.
Hon. Lewis Barker who was in the city
over Monday night left Tuesday morning
for Bangor.
Mr. r. W. Plsisted left for Exeter on
the afternoon train yesterday to attend the
funeral of the late Hon. +. W. Hill.
State Treasurer Beal and Labor Com.
missioner Matthews were passengers on the
Tuesday afternoon trsnsfor Portland
Mr.. w. +. Spauldias of South Norridge-
woek took an examination yesterday before
Commissioner of Pharmacy Partridge.
Mrs. Auua Sargent Hunt left for Boston
Yesterday and while there will accompany
the New England wemen's Press Associs-
ton excursion to Plymouth.
Mr.. John Colby Horne. the widely
known Maine horse buyer of wsterville
vas in the city yesterday, hunting up good
sseppers for New York customers.
Hon. John +. Fitzgerald Of Boston. the
orator who delivered the Memorial Day
address at Tesus Yesterday vas in the city
10 the morning on his way to the Soldiers
Home.
Mr.. d. W. Hiseock, the popular head
waiter ct Hotel North. has accepted po-
alton A. Clerk at the Merchants Exchange,
Dexter. For the short time Mr.. Hiscock
has been in the city he has made many
warm friends who wish him success.
Negotiations are going on for the sale of
a half interest in the little steamer Lizzie
G.. Snow. which 10 owned in this city aud
run on the kepnebec river, TO parties on
the Kennebeas says a Bangor ex 'hanse'
II the sale 10 made the new and old owners
viii probably form = corporation to carry
on the business of the boat and ss fast A'
other boats are needed on the line, to add
them. MIR. II. J. Leach expects to 20 to
Augusta "Wednesday on business connected
With the sale of the steamer.
Foste, L Son, contractors, of Wstersiiie,
have been awarded the contract TO build
the granite mortaaiy chapel in the Saed
n f.f
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Try English Alternative. For sale oy W
A. Ribber. Richmond. maf7dtfnf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18
Death OF Bx City Treasurer Turner

About 4 O'Clock TUESDAY morning ex-
City Treasurer Guy Turner breathed his
last. Though for several days preceding
his death lie lay unconscious. during the
last fe~ moments he gave signs that he
recognized those about his bedside. His
death WAS painless and without a struggle.
Ever since that fatal morning Of the 10Th
Of last January when he attempted suicide
by shooting IN his office, he has suffered
from brain trouble The wound healed
nicely aud left no bad symptoms but the
disease Of mind could not be overcome.
The patient seemed 10 take no interest in
life and often refused to accept
noarishment. He gradually became
weaker and the complete sindics-
ton of his honesty resehed, bya thorough
Investigation OF his books failed to dispel
the Authorization of which he was victim
During the two weeks Just previous TO his
death the only thing he took into his mouth
vas = glassfui of water. While all feel
that death came A. q mercy to the sufferer
they nevertheless mourn the loss of cit-
zen whose life was upright and worthy of
esteem. The deceased was 81 years of age.
The funeral will be held at the residence
Of W. q. Fdeld. No. 2s Melville street,
rhursdsy afternoon At two O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18
A Big Saving on Coal !

After this date have decided adopt the cash system my
business and money must be paid down for all coal purchased
shall by this system be able all expenses Of coec
ton and thus give customers better prices coal than
been able to do before Having poor debts provide for
shall be able to give customers the lowest possible cash
prices thus making them considerable saving Believing
that the system will be Of advantage both myself and
my customers invite continuance upon the basis Of the
generous patronage they have given in the past.
EVERETT STONE
AUGUSTA, April 16. 1890.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-06-18

.INSPE c 7
Special inducements
H.&M. CALLERF
THE NEW
Dry Goods Store
Are offering this week ia the follow
ing lines Of goods. They are without
doubt the best valnes ever offered in the
CITY.
Childrtn's Isle Thread Hose, 1t
10 cents per pair.
Ladies Silk Isle Thread Hose, At
II cents per pair.
Gents Hose, good quality, at 10 cents,
pairs FOX Is cents.
Wide Hamburss, At 10, 20 and
70 cents per yard.
Hamburg and Muslin Plouncinss al
Unheafd Of Low Prices.
ColOfed HambursS,
80 cents On the dollar.
Wide Lace PlounciDss, cream and white
color, IS, 90 and rs cents per yard.
Black six ! e; :! ''' ;,s; ;' Ms; !; bay,
Silk IittS at 20, %, and 90 Cents.
b Button lensln KID GloIeS' warranted
or. p,,,. ..,, ~. >,
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CANOES!

CAavns Canoes thoeoa Ghiy made BY an expert
esced MAKER, light seigiit, stif, steady and rery
pretty sAape. dust the thing for summer sporf
foR prices xnA Information, call 90 addPess
u. W. BICKNELl, Augusta, Ne.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19
A Card.

Thanking my friends ana
customers for the H6eraIpo
tronage they hare bestoweo
upon me for the past season
Ibegto inform you th01 1
hare again made orrang g.
n1eRts for the agency OF M ~
Deere and Eagle P1owS,Om
of them haUin9 proven
GREAT success, also M q:
Standard and Eagle Cu ~.
Uators and Planters, Mc-
COr7aick Binders and M0w-
ers and other frSt-c!aSss
farming implements Wh = c1'
7 offer at lou prices ana U"
liberal terms.
By fair and square ae -,
in6S I shall try to retain ld 20
confidence Of my fIJenu'
1Ottch I hare so HberaLW M g,
ioyed, and it is 1oith prI 0,s
that I refer to customer e..
1cItO hare stood BY me !"
the last 20 years. -,
H:lL. GLESEN.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19

The announcement of Hon. VIM.
Clemens Of Comal county, for State
Senator appears in this issue OF the
News. He is candidate subject to
the action of the democratic nomi-
mating convention. Dir. Clemens is
a man Of liberal views, he favors the
state adopting her own text books
in our public schools. He does not
believe in Texas having to rely upon
the north and east for anything. Ii
he should be our next Senator it will
insure us an effort, and big one
too, being made to secure the pass
age of railroad freight. bill, some
thing like the bill ne introduced and
passed in the lower house at it's last
session. He is conservative on all
questions of public interest, is thor
oughly identified with the people OF
our district, and if elected will be
ever watchtul of our interests. Our
people can find no man who will
serve them more faithfully than MIR.
Clemens. Twice has he been tried
in the lower house, and alweys found
faithful.-Blanco News.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19
A Story Of the Telegraph.

No one in Texas journalism Yields
q DETER hand than e. g. Senter OF
the Fort Worth Mail. A late issue
of his paper has this combination OF
question and reply:
Dear George-.I can't stand this
any longer, must throw up sponge.
THRoCKMoRToN.
Col. -Throckmorton resign.
ed. Let me tackle Hogg; 1 can para
lyze him. DICK HALL
Hon. Richard Hall-Swim out
and I'll watch the ripple you make.
It won't do any harm.
GEo. CLARK.
Col. Seth Shepherd-Throckmor-
ton resigns; wont you tackle Hogg7
GEORGE CLARK.
Hon. Warwick Clark--Not by a
durn sight. SETH SHEPERD.
Hon. T. Is. Wheeler-Drop the
ornamental commission and be our
candidate. GLoRGE CLARK.
Hon. George Clark-Im running
nv own boat You may catch on If
you like. L. Is WHEELER
Hon. l.. S Ross Sully, won't you
let me make you governor once
more? G. WARwicE CLARK
Gen. G.. Warwick Clark.-Excuse
me, please; know VIXEN I've got
enough. Try John ireland or o. Nj.
Roberts. l. :. Ross
Hon. Bryan 4. Barry What are
We going to dot No one wants to
tackle HCgg GEoEGE CIAHK-
/ Hoo. q. Clark. DAmpEiuo. Tackle
him yourself BHTAS L. BAEEH'
Hon. Gusta-e Goodwin you run
for governor Will pay al expenses
G. NAHsICE CL1IE-
Gen. G.. Warwick-Wil run for
anv,Iiny n 'fers = no cost
f,---s--r Cos
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19

Four of the Panhandle counties
have held conventions and every one
instructed for Hogg, and this is the
section of country that was reported
to be so very hostile to him and that
sent the 800 delegates down to Aus
tin on dead head passes last fall to
interview him, and to express to him
the Indignation that was felt towards
him and his policy by the people OF
that section. But the action of the
county conventions show very clear
ly that the said mob did not repre-
sent the people of that section, but
only represented the railroad COM
panies, rs we so believed and 80 OK
pressed at that time.-Globe.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19

The petty, would-be pope OF the
Lockbart Register fails to respond
to our question as to what he meant
by referring to certain ''heresies'
which he stated have heretofore been
promulgated in Hays county, and
the intimation he expressed that the
indicator No. 2, San Marcos
branch, might be the means of de-
stroying said heresiea, and was i'm
ported to San Marcos for that pur-
pose. Someone having more discre-
ton than him Of the Register appears
to have shut him up.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19
The Ladies' Home Journal.

Every story, article and poem in the
Ladies' Home Journal for July has an out
door flavor, and o better magazine for
summer reading has never been prepared
for women. A beautifully illustrated arti-
Gle "a Day with Ida Lewis" the Grace
Darling Of America, is the first authentic
description ever published of the home life
of the famous heroine who lives alone in
Lime Rock Light House, and has saved SO
many lives. II is q fascinating article, aud
is followed by one on Amateur Photo
craphy for Girls" which every girl who
has or intends getting q camera should
read. Mary T. Holmes gives a lovely
Moonlight View Of Naples while DR..
William A. Hammond, the noted physi-
clan. furnishes a most practical and timely
article on Hints for SKINNER Tourists.
Anne Sheldon Coombes has a dainty story
Of sunny Italy. beautifully telling OF IAN
Uatold Lose." while Mrs. A u. T. Whit
ney. Kate Upson Clark aud Maud Howe
each furnish PARTS Of their novels. A
bright Nassar cirl tells Of a Girls Life at
College: Dr. Tslmsge Entes Of summer
pleasures and dangers; Edward W. Box
gives sotne Help to Literary Sauces..
the Duehezs tells hOr she wrote her first
novel. Ers Mau1n has i've pages q the
most practical ~svlss IN woDzn's dress, and
theu fslI5E = dozen uIore large pages each
r+rlats u5-h sC--elLiL- entertaining. use
fl q helpful for women TIE L1-ies
Hon g--rasl o. czl- c-t dollar o vea-
ard D. r-fEsha5 50 s2.-tz5 Arch st-e-.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19
Not Democrats.

Quite a great deal OF feeling has
been stirred up over Chairman Fin
ley's open letter OF construction as
to who should be admitted into De
mocratic primaries and conventions
1t is claimed that under such con-
struction the Democratic conventions
and primaries would be rag tag
affairs, holly inexpensive OF the will
of the Democracy Of the state
Such objection is well founded. We
bave in Texas, Democrats, Repub-
licans. Knights of Labor, farmers or
carnations, dark lantern fellows and
such other variety of isms as would
seem sufficient to furnish everyone
q chance to indulge in companicnship
in his peculiar views. The Democrat
party should be kept free from out
side infuence-it is too old party
to be shorn OF Its purity, be infected
with disgruntled element,-States-
man.
To a casual observer the above
would seem to have but very little
meaning, but when taken in connec-
ton with late threats to eliminate
all OF the adhenents OF Attorney
General Hogg, from the convention
then it might mean q great DEAL
The monopolists know that the sup
port of Gen. Hoggis principally from
the farmers, and that if this element
could be ruled out of the conven,
tons, then the defeat OF Hogg would
be possibility, and they also know
that there is no earthly chance to de-
feat him unless they can in some way
keep the farmers from having o free
expression and a fair representation
in the conventions. They also know
that alliance organization contains
all or most all of the farmers OF the
country, and now if they can fix up
some plan whereby they can prevent
the alliance folks from going into the
primaries and conventions, then they
can accomplish their purpose, other
wise they know that their case Is q
hopeless one.
But it won't work, they have nc
more right to exclude members OF
the alliance from the democrat pr
maries and conventions, than they
have to exclude masons and odd fel-
lows, methodist, baptists or presby
terians. And when they come tc
the test they will find that the ALL
ence men can come nearer kicking
them out than they can OF kicking
the alliance men out. 1t is cleal
case of the tail attempting to wac
the dog, instead of the dog wagglne
the tail as he has heretofore DONE
kustin Globe.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19

We ore credibly informed that
one OF the branches Of the Star-Vin-
dicator is merely kept up for cam
paign purposes, and will be ''retired
from circulation" after the election,
if not before. AS to which bran ch
will 'kerhumix" first, time will
tell. If the Kyle branch is discon-
timed, we predict somebody else will
start paper there within a short
time. 1t is certainly decidedly
better field for one newspaper than
San Marcos is for three. There is
fun ahead in the newspaper arena in
this county,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19

The Victoria Review has taken
down the namo of Thos. j. Bracken-
ridge for governor. and hoists the
name of Gustave Cook. 1t was vii.
ling and anxious to support the
Austin man, but as he has manifest
ed no intention to come out, it turns
to the straight-out anti-commission
candidate.-Ex.
Probably Mr.. 3. failed to "come
down" satisfactorily. But will Judge
O. do any better in that regard?
A similar case occurred in this
county. 1t will be recollected that
the Star Vindicator while there was
yet but one Star-V.) for months was
devoted to blooming Judge Terrell
for governor, but recently has de-
clared for Hogg.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1890-06-19

Owing to the "pressure IN our
Office the week it came to hand, we
had to omit the following passage
from our Dallas letter:
A sad case of desertion happened
here last week--another case of wo-
mans trust, betrayed by mans du-
pliclty.
1t was over a year ago that a
bright girl, who was only Is years
old, married a man that was only
four years older than herself. Inc
entire family opposed it bitterly; the
brother of the girl refused to speak
to her for sometime after she mar
ried. Time, the soother of all things,
harsh and bitter, reunited the family
in tho bonds of affection; the past
was forgotten, the present prosper
Gus, and the future bright.
"a change came DER the spirit OF
her Dreams Instead Of the hus-
band and idol coming home at the
close of his days work, the event
that she looked forward to with
girlish delight, mingled with the
tenderness of woman's devotion,
there came note saying: Il have
left YOU, never to return. Do not
try to find me, and never tell the
baby who it's father was,
Poor girl! Her marriage proved
n sad fruition of earthly hopes and
ambition.