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West Seattle.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
The State OF M aiue.

Among other tossts at the Nelson ban
quet at Waterville. Tuesday evening, was
The State Of Msine," which was ably re-
sponded to BY Hon. J. II. Msnley of this
city, who said that Maine was the bes,
state in the Union in every sense, and gave
glowing but truthful picture Of our re-
sources and advantages. He gave full
array of statistics regarding our immense
natural advantages. We commend the
market, of the country with our msuufac'
tured goods in many classes; our ships are
known in every port. and our State is abun'
daut and wonderful in resources Of many
kinds. What we want to do is to keep our
Young men at home. Maine takes no back
seat. She comes to the front in every d.
rection. and we all agree that she leads the
world today through the efforts of Out
guest tonight with her horses. Too much
credit cannot be given Mr.. Nelson for hi
refu. al under all temptations to cease to bs
a citizen Of Maine, or to remove from THU
State his property which is adding so mucf
to it, reputation and its wealth. Mr.
Msnley then referred to the horse breeding
interests of the State, and alluded to oul
great advantages in this respect. This
bree ding Of the horse has been carried te
such perfection and received such intelli-
gent thought and care that it is no longer
an accident, but science. The horse Mel
son is not an accident. He stands today
the king Of the world, and 1t requires
no prophetic vision to foresell that be
is destined to make his full mile in 2.os. II
is . matter of congratulation that this won
dsrful horse was not only bred and born
in the State of Msine. but was raised il
this County Of Kennebec. Maine has fo
many years taken the first part with 1T
men. and now IT leads the world with IL
l-,., Noisnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27

Secretary Young of the State Board Of
Health is at work on his report.
Treasurer Geo. II. Libby and family. OF
Portland, visited the State House Wednes
day.
The official returns from Aroostook show
that James X. Thurlow has the long tern
a. County Commissioner and Charles Z
Dunn the short term.
The staging in Repre- sentatives Hall hai
been removed and the effect Of the ceiling
decorations are seen to advantage. The
full effect, however, cannot be obtained till
the furniture is placed in the hall.
James Woodbury.. ESD, Of Bangor, one
Of the commission appointed to examine
into the feasibility Of removing the State
Prison from Thomaston, called at ths
Secretary Of States office yesterday te
examine the report Of the commission
which fixed upon Thomsston as the site fol
the prison. to ascertain the reasons giver
for locating them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
Ayers Pills

ptotS cReLRve.
In the summer Of 1854 was sent to the
Annapolis hospital. suffering with chroaic
diarrhea. While there, I became 50 re-
dnced 10 strength that could not speak and
vas compelled to write everything l wanted
to say. ! vas then having some Is or %
stools per day. The doctors ordered medi-
cine that ! was satisfied would be Of no
benefit 70 me. did not take II. but per
siaded my nurse 10 get me- some Of Dr..
Ayers Pills. About two clock In the after
noon l took six Of these pills, and BY mid
night began to feel better. In the morning
TIE doctors came again, and after deciding
that my symptoms we're more favorable. gave
me different medicine, which did not use.
but took four more Of the pills instead. The
next day the doctors came To see me, and
thought was doing nicely, land so did u.
then took one pill day for week. At the
end Of that time. I considered myself cured
aud that Ayers Pills had saved my life. I
was then weak. but had no return Of the
disease, and gained In strength as fast as
could be expected.T--F. {. Luce, Late Lieut..
18th kegt. Mass. Vol Infantry.
AYERS Pills are
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
The Best

| have ever used for headaches. and they
act Ike charm In relieving any disagree
able sensation In the stomach after eating -
y Mrs. NJ. J. Ferguson, Puliens, Va.
Il was sufferer for years from dys-
pepsia and liver troubles, and found no
permanent relief until ! commenced taking
Ayers Pills. They have effected u COM
plete cure - George W. Mooney. wala
Walla, W.T.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27

The white squadron will proceed to the
West Indies in January and will take pari
in the opening OF the exposition at Kings
49, y.nafpa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27

TO Augusta without stopping. Ii WAS almost
train time before he could care for his
money. Consequently i, was necessary to
get the clerk of the hotel to identify him at
the telegraph office. This the clerk lottily
refused to do. IAN right, said the gentle
man, I'm going to leave for Maine on the
next train, my vslise contains nothing of
value and owe you $50. I've got ticket
A. far rs Boston so therell be no trouble
about my going Very willingly then did
the clerk cousen, to do the nden,fyng.
What have | got to be thankful for
said enc of our stsid citizens, who is known
to have prospered in this worlds goods.
Well I'm thankful that I've got good
home and wife and children that | can
enjoy eating Thanksgiving dinner with !;
tina. I passed through my youth without
losing my good looks, and here he slyly
wiuked. You have heard no doubt Of the
risks good looking young men run. That
reminds me by the way Of the terrible risk
run one Thank giving eve. She wasa pretty
girl and thought had quite warm regard
for me. On this night l resolved to kiss
her for the first time. and when she went
to the door to see me gu. did 30, not once,
but several times. She screamed and
saw she Was indignant. IL beg your
pardon.' stsmmsred. Her keen, cutting
reply shall never forget. 1t YOU ever
rama hare .g,iu vithout having been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
THE EFFECT or TOBACCO.

"very few smokers realize the extent OF 'ne
harm done TO the heart. nerves, and nina os 70
bscco," said . well known physician. Il recently
learned Of simple and effective method Of ove.
comins ia harmful effect Il u by using Paine.
Celery Compound once or twice day. This food
fof nerves, brain and blood Is priceless boon Y,
mokers." row"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
ARE YOU
PARTICULAR

In regard to the fit, workmanship
and style of your clothing! If So
it is for your interest to call and
examine our goods.
We can give you better made,
better style and better fitting
clothing than you will find else
where.
If you can have we'll made and
well fitting clothing for the same
price you have been paying for
the poorly made and i'll fitting,
don't you think it is for your inter-
est to buy the better:
We can furnish you our make
of clothing and at the same time
save you some money.
| We put higher grade of work
into our clothing than most man.
ufacturers and for that reason pay
more for having it made, but at
the same time we save the job
bers' profit by making the clothing
ourselves. Part of the profit
thus saved we pay for higher
grade work, that we insist on
having. the other part we give to
our customers; thus giving them
a garment better made and better
fitting, at little less price than
we should be able to if we pur-
chased our clothing of the jobber.
If you will examine our goods
and prices you will readily see
that your interests and ours are
identical.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
faLIKsGIYIIG DAY.


Some Pacts and Professionalism.
osncss Of o3d FAahiossd 1hanks.
Owing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27

The favorable impression produced or
the first appearance of the agreeable liquid
fruit remedy Syrup Of Figs few years ago
has been more than confirmed BY the pleas-
ant experience of all who have used it, and
the success Of the proprietors and manu-
fac.urers the California Fig Syrup Com
nv nov2tdAw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
rnsrk,r,v,px Services in the Churches

1u1EKSBtvIug oosSiCos III wv
Union Thank giving service today 1t the
Congregational church at 1880 A. NJ.
Thanksgiving service at st. MARKS
church as 10 10 A. NJ. The offering at the
service will be for ST. Marks Home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27

Quite q number Of the Maine College
boys passed through the city yesterday on
their way to their respective homes to en-
j oy the Thanksgiving turkey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
NOTICE.

Whereas. NV wife, Fife NJ. Larrabec. has left
nav ned md board without pro, oeaiisn- ! hereby
1--WE notice that on and after this siAte | sinai!
pay no bills Of her contracting. anu iofoid an
rs!,,s, hsrh..riuy or trusting her Ca my account.
fr'P'' 'A FEANK LARRABEEt
Augusta. Nor. IS. isso. ncs<saH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
Thankssiving Dsy old fashioned.

Ihanksgly1ng Day old fashioned.
Not bit Of 1t. Turkey il Pan Ameri.
can, and there 10 enough New Ensisnd
blood that hasn't been called away into
other Acids, to remember that rhankssiv-
ing day 10 not only National, but pesmanent-
y New England holiday. that our snce,-
tors made it the day Of all the days in the
year. and that however bright other hof.
days have become, Thsnkssivisg day should
not be forgotten, but have place Of honos
in the household calendar.
One couldn't help thinking that not oniy
sppetite for the Turkey and "fxins," but
reverence for the customs and reverence
for the day itself was uppermost in the
minds Of the public yesterday. How the
trains were loaded with the home comers |,
How blank the hotel registers appeared,
and bow the grocerymen BUSTED around
with their orders, given by the thrifty
housewives! Never sold 50 much the
lay before Thanksgiving In all the previous
years I've been in business said one
grocer, while another smiiinsly scans
his books and chuekles. Well he might, for
he ands there eighteen pages Of GALES where
last year he found only twelve. Have sold
o. much today ssI did last year from
Wednesday morning to Saturday night Of
Thanksgiving week" Who says that this
Decent srgae good times and prosperity !;
that il isn's we'll to lake little sacrifices
for economy's sake all the year Just to en-
joy one such day thoroughly. And then,
too, when We discuss the good things how
the facts and fancies. stories and remini-
cepces come to mind
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-27
rn.us.s,vine at the Hospital.

The patients at the Hospital will enjoy
in the way of Thanksgiving dinner and
entertainment all that can be afforded them.
There are now elk hundred and thirty-ive
patients at the asylum and here is what
will be served up for the dinner today
100 pounds of turkey, 800 pounds Of
chicken, 100 pounds of duck, three
barrel. of sweet potatoes and the
same Of Irish potatoes; 800 pounds Of
squash. 400 pounds Of turnip, 200 pounds
of onions, one barrel of cranberries. to say
nothing of the mince pies. snd plum pud'
dings that will be baked.
In the evening there will be an entertain
ment and sociable in the amusement hal
attended by all the patients able to come
out. Music will be furnished BY the Hos
pisal Orchestra and refreshments consisting
Of cake, confectionery, etc., will be served
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

dn;ach dom W tenn mlescie,
prey Stevens ave-, "a 4 ty-
STAGE do..arow, i przygotowuie
teraz jakna)wspanlalsze UREA
ME go wewnatrz. w niedziele,.
70 llpca, bawif pan Leon W
Winonle, i dowiedziellsmy sic
cd niego, ID W przysztym
mlesiacu wprowadzi' do swO-
]ego nowego gaia=da Zone z
synem i dwiema dorastajacemi
corkami, kt6re przybeda
wprost z Warszawy, ably tn
pozostaG IA zawsze.-sDzieli-
my radosc dawniejszego ma.
szego wspofpracownlka / ser.
decznie ma wlnszu)emy.
PAN JAN STENCIL W
Pine Creeku, Wis, odebraf
cd agenta zabezpleczenia cd
ogaia p. Mike English 49l
dolar6w 81 centow iako
sumo, ma kt6ra miaf zabez-
pleczony swoj salon.-Oznai.
mia to vice talk nieprzyjsclo-
fom swo'm, kt6rzy rozsrabili
20 swlecie, il salon lego byf
zabezpieczony IA 1000 dola-
row, jake i przy!aciolom, kto-
rzy mad eszczesciem lego
ubolewali. - Pan Stencil
ponlosi ?rzez ow polar 500
dolarow szkody, kt6ra spada
ma sumlenle niegodziwca co
oglen podfo&yf. Ciazko po-
krzywdzony pogorzelec 2y.
ezy mu, ably diva lata kona}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
A. Czycagosklege Woicie.
chOWae

Dnia 6 Lipca b. r. Tow. sw.
Wajciecha ma po}udniowej stronie
miasta odby4o roczne posiedzenie
/ obra}o wlekszoscia g}es6w mas
t%ep1]acych urzednik6w ma rok bic
lacy:
W. J: %Pijanowski, prezydent;
Err. Kamlhski, vlce-prez;
Ign. Morzynski, sekr. prot;
Jan Szuster, sekr. fin;
st. Budzbanowski, Kasyer,
Jan Fruzyna, radny l szy;
Wal. Szymanskl, , 2. gi;
Wine. Moczyhskl ,, 8 ci;
Wojciech Donarskl. marszaiek l,
Jan Danelski, :, 2.
Jan Wachowski, marsz no.
boczny
Fs. Behmke, sekretarz ma
Bridgeport.
Do chorqg.w Aoscie1nej:
Jozet Gardzielewski;
Ieofl Sigma; Ignacy Wiener;
Jan Guzowskl;
Andrz. Chrzanowski;
Ieofl Gardzlelewski
Do ehorqg,ci Narodo12g
Jan Wit;
Teofl Wachowski;
Jozef Kruk.
Iowarzystwo sw. Wojciecha
cleszy sic jaknajlepszym rozwo-
]em zyie W wzorowel zgodzie.
Wszeikie listy i correspondent
eye dotyczace tego Towarzystwa
prosze przese}aG wprost do oekre-
TARA protoku{owego, S42-l7 Str,
Chicago Ill.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

Torut, w nocy z 20. ma 80.
z. m. napadli lekarza DIR. Smierz-
chalskiego z Jab}onowa, ktdry by4
W odwiedzlnach ma Mokrem, iacys
raba'sle na drodze do Torunia i
zabrali mu p1enladze mniej wiecej
$50 m. Ir. S. jest podobno tax
pobity, ze musiano 60 umiescic W
kllnice. - ,Robotnica ADAM i lei
MAJ zostali "a utopienie 6 mie-
siecznego dzLecka ma smierc ska
zani.
Wgbregsno. 1go z m. zapali.
" sic w stodole. .mistrza kusnier-
sklego SulkowskeGgo zapasy s1ana
i K~oniczyny. Stoio1.a i dach STAIN
7niszczone.
Brodnen. Do Sp61kl obywa-
telskie1, majacej ma celu z}ozenie
odpowiedn,ego k~apita}u ma uregu-
lowanie inseres6w malatkowych
pana J. K, w~1asciciela Wlchulca,
a TEN samem uratowanle maJatku
tego cd zagfadY, przystapl4o 6"
czfonk6w, gf6wnle mnlej zamoz-
nych, dajac swietny Drzyk1ad,
jak,to W acknowledgement radzle:
sobie MONA.
" Mlemie W powiecie wabrze-
skim obchodzlli m~a1zonkowie Wa
lenty i Jozefina Sadowscy sre-
brne wesele. Nabozehstwo ma in
tencya pahstwa Sadowskich odpra-
viii ks. proboszcz W Kie}baslnie-
Mech i'm Bog s~zczescl i da obcho-
dzit z1ote wesele w dobrem zdro-
win i powodzeniu!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24
L INV D0ISkich
7 AM

BADEN INTERES polski
W Ameryce ME cleszy sic tax
swletnym rozwojem powo-
dzenlem jak pracownla PAM
W. %Sfominskiej 670 Milwaukee.
ave. W Chicago Ill.,, wyrablaya:.
eel przesliczne choragwie, o.
MAXI, szarfy, berfa i t. .. Sla-
we l powodzeaie W interesse
zawdzlacla PAM Siom1nsta
przelewszystlSlem rzetelnemu
postepowaniu. Wyroby lei Cd
znacza]a sic znakomita dooro-
cla, a mlmo tego liczv nizsze
cenN, anizell kt6ry kolwlek in
ny podobny zaklad. To tel kto
ra2 cd PAM Siomlnskie} cos
kupif, ten zostaf jej staiym prey
iacielem, i nletylko zawsze cd
mel kupule, lecz i lnnym ia DO
leca. Radzimy szczerze wszyst-
kim towarzystwom polskim, q :
by wsze)kle potrzeby knpowa.
Ii II p, S1ominskiej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

Wtjhero,eo. Miasto nasze zaw-
dzlecza za}ozenle swoje Jak6bowi
Wejherowi, kt6ry jake wojewoda
malborski podczas wojny polsko-
r"syjskiej PREY oblezeniu zamku
B a}a r. 1884, gdy spadfy ma ME.
g gruzy muru, slubowa}, re ie-
zell PREY zyciu pozostanie, wybu-
duje ma swych wfosclach kosci6}
ma Geese Trolley Przenajswietszej
i sw. Franciszka Serafickiego.
Zaraz nastepujacego roku zabrat
SIG do dzie}a i wystawif kosci6i,
ktorego budowa ukonczy}a sic r.
1914. Oko}o tego kosclofa powsta-
10 mlasto nazwane Wejherowska
VIOLA pc niemlecku We]hersfrei.
Ia nazwa nigdy urzedowo ME
zosta}a znlesiona, a mieszczanie
%terazniejsl zycza soble, zeby te
naive przywrocono, gdyz nazwa
nNeustadt'' zbyt czesto zachodzi
i wiele ztad wynika niepozumieh i
omy}ek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-07-24

lacy te osade ola niezdrowe-
go klimatu. Zlemla tam mad
zwyczaj urodzajna.
Szosta osada Plantersvllle,
ktora niegdys zawiadywal Wiel.
ks. &. Orzechowski, jest maj
starsza polska osada W Texas,
lecz dzisia] yul tax Jest spu-
%stoszona, ze jul miesz.
ka tam tylko 6 polskich ro-
DIN, a te paleza do kosciola
W Anderson.
Slodma polska kolonia ma
zywa sic Novasota, ktorej hi
storya troche smieszna. Piet-
nascle lat temu tamtejsi Anne
rykanie, ola businesu, wybu-
dowall swolm kosztem kos
clot chcieli go sprzedad Pc
lakom "a wielka sumo. lecz
s2tuczka i'm sic ME udafa
Gzisiaj l;h kosci6l rozwalony,
a Polacy tn zamieszkali tak5e
naleza 90 1aszego kosciola w
Anderson. Okolica jest piekne
zlelnla dobra, lecz m,lno to
Polacy malo sic tn osiedlaja.
Przystepu]e do opisu Smej
ostatnlej osady Anderson,
lecz tn SEX, DO ME bede m6gf
z cze'n sic pochwali6 Jest tn
mas 100 familij i many kos
clof oraz plebania, ma kt6-
rych laden dug n'e ciaay.
Mlmo to cd kilku mlesiecy ME
many miejscowego pro5oszcza.
Nasze potrzeby duchowne "a
spaka)a Wielebny ks. Chal-
carr z New Waverly, odwie-
dza]ac mas 2 razy mlesiecznie.
Ptacimy mu "a to pensya
500 dolarow roc2nie. Grunt u
mas sredni. Pietnastu Po]ak6w
Jest tn wfascicielami realnascl,
reszta biedni fnapsowo. Sly
ME przee1ez nasza kolonia An
derson jake ziemla obiecana
ola kawalerow, gdya obftu)e
W mtodzie& plci pieknej. Cze-
sto tel miodziency z sasie-
dnieh parafj u mas szuka1a
pofowic i takieml bywaja
uszcsesliwienl; W tym wzgle.
die jest koionia nasza iako-
by newyczerpane zr6dfo i
raz po> raz kawaler z s%aslednich
oko'ic, wyrwie brunetke lub
blondynke niejako kw,atek Z
wlenca naszych blaiogf6w.
Przede"szystkiem many So
Die "a zaszc2yt. il nawet in.
tellgencya, New Wayerfy
strara s1e o wzgledY naszych
dziewic.
Po~ yzsze opisy po|skich
Eolon1] So oparte ma praw-
e5zle; kazda 2wiedsiiem oso-
biscie i osiedli}em size w tel,
ktora mn sic najlepie} podobala.
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