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Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20
ROYAL FlUSHES.

Queen Christine, of Spain, is 81 years old.
She is said to be .he most popular queen
the nation ever had.
King Christian, Of Denmark, is most alb
stemious in his diet. He eats salads and
cold vegetables for his breakfast and sup
per and does not touch veal, pork or lamb
The young prince Of Naples has intro
duced fashion which all the Paris swells
affect-wearing pink, blue or red shirts
and large Jet studs. with low cut evening
waistcoats
The young kaiser Of Germany is . reck-
less horseman and 1t is said that many
children have been knocked down by his
charger on the thoroughfares Of Berlin.
A great part of his time is spent in the
saddle.
Princess Bismarck il described as the
very model of a practical, methodical Ger
man matron, with an eye for every detail
Of household arrangement and economy,
and heart for the comfort and well being
Of each housemate.
The Prince of Wales ages fast and motion
Is too clearly no longer pleasure to him.
His figure is growing much like:he queens.
But he keeps his good humor, at least when
he is in company, and takes as much pleas
ure as ever in the theatre, particularly
when the piece Is funny.
How tolerant Of all sects and opinions
was the late Empress Augusta is again
brought to notice by the gifts, just paid
over in accordance with her will, Of 5000
marks to the st. Hedwig's hospital in Ber-
lin, Roman Catholic institution, and OF
similar sum to the Jewish almshouses.
Ex-Queen Isabella, of Spain. was found
easily accessible to an interviewer who
shrewdly broached the subject of the little
Spanish Benny. She said: "Of course, |
know that all grandmothers think that
their grandchildren are the finest infants
in the world, bnt think am right in be
lieving the little king, my grandson, to be
an exceptionally bright and intelligent lit
tie boy"
Prince Bismarck has never been called
the Iron Chancellor" by the Germans.
..e title is one of French or British inven-
ton Bismarck was called Der Esene
Graf after the BATH of Sadowa, and for
years he was known only rs THE Iron
Count" But this title is said to have been
| given him in admiration for his nerve in
himself arresting blind, who tried to as
sassinate him in the open street.
Two enormous bouquets were recently
| sent from Langres to the Princess Mar
| guerite and her Gance, the Due d'Orleans,
/ who is still detained in the Clairvaux pris-
on. That of the princess, which had been
| ordered from Nice was composed of mar
| guerites and white ruses, ornamented with
| white ribbons and lace, that Of the duke
was decorated with tricolor ribbons They
were the Offering Of LOO young girls in
the reimbursement Of Langrcs each of
whom subscribed five centimes toward the
| expenses
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Y~un< Ho0an ~ Tess - -
Ksuv one cares 70 wander ont IN -
dir csion Of Arsenal avenue. Indian
az. is. an- DARK Of moonht THURSDAY
mig Il ts@v VII hear the soft notes of .
coz let AMI tns. loud blasts Of tuba II
is se r-x-icing chorus of ten eminent
and ta:ensed local young ladies'. Who
have fsT:la.i m orchestra tor their own
amusement and are bound 10 win under
the lesdsxhip OF one Of the c,ty's pro
fessors. 1t was their original iAsention
to lave a thoroughly organized band Of
tweiye. u. tsso Of the party lacked con-
6dene. IN their lung ability to blow .
horn ard resigned. The other ten are
full of replication. are self supporunS
and foSi shs.s if they are capable of BUY
ing their own bread and butter. equal 70
= naa. they certainly can be with him
in to1sinS an instrument
Said one of the young ladies: I'VE are
not doin, this expecting TO make public
exhibition Of ourselves. but for our own
amusement We prefer to spend on,
evenings that way rather than in playing
progressive euchre and other hsht-as-air
ways bought my horn Last January
and one evening my brother came to my
room and said, You win never learn to
play that thing was beginning to feel
. little shaky about it myself, and when
he said that to me was bound ! would
learn to play that thing If it took fou'
years. f,atter myself that ! am doing
right well. We have learned a serenade'
the music Of which is soft and pretty
and as an encore-for, Of course, we ex'
pect an encore-we have learned Annie
Rooney. 'r-Indianapolis Sun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

TITO LET-A pleasant tenement Of six
! rooms. inquis Of Mrs.. CHAnLns NC
LArcHLIN, 43 Court Street. mn, I0dlvs
TOR SALE OR To LET The four story
1 brick store In q good location on Water ST..
Hallowell A good chance for the right nan to
snvsge In business man living In Augusta or
Gardiner can soon take the Electric Car and stop
at the door Inquire Of u. GOULD, Real Estate
Agent. or Mrs. T.. II. Weiis, Middle st Haliswell.
maylVdlw
TO LET.-A comm,iioas once on Water
L 81. Inquire Of Joaes L Leigh, Aliens block
mayedn
TITO I EFT. Two very easant furnished
- rooms with sse Of bath room h. A. PIrER,
Crosby street. navgsi2ws
1W RfNT-The rooms occupied as the
I Pension Office over my store, C niaining =
fire proof vant, closets and water. Entrance
os front and rear apreedif H. HASKELL.
TO IET-Ti,ree front rooms. Inquire OF Mrs.
". L. kobbinson W Sewall street. spri9dtf
rGNO May lst, the wharf and coal sheds
l. recently occuDied by O u iliamson.
f"b2Siif JAMES ". NORTH.
ITO RENT.-front Office over Kinsman's
store Corner Water aud Bridge St's
snrA.f Ira u St--sis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Every one knows about Pearliue, almost
every one uses Pearline. but we Wonder il
all the housekeepers who use i, kupx half
that can be done With it. We wonder if
they all knou shat some Of the bright ones
have discovered, that those mounsains of
di.huashins-the gresy Ian and kettle
may be reduced to mole hills Of the email.
est size BY the judicious use of Peariine.
FIN the roasting par. - soon - the gravy
y poured from it. With cold vAte,, shake in
. little Pearline and set on the stove. By
the time the res. Of the dishes are washed,
all the grease 10 dissolved snd the pan can
be WASHED - easily - plate. rreat the
kettle in Which anything greasy has been
boiled in the came vay. and beside clean
urens b you viii have . clean sink, the use
OF the Pesrline rendering is safe 70 pour
such dishwafer into it Sinks reesiarly
treated to bath Of Peafline and scaldins
uater will seldom need the services OF .
plumb.R. uav3Odls
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20
Railroads & STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject April
7th, 1880.

Until further notice srAins leave Augusta As
ssOING wEST-s.2o A. N. for Lewiston,
Rockland, Portland, Boston and Montreal; $40
A. N. for Hailowell and Gardiner; 1905 A. NJ. for
Lewiston, FArmington, Rockland, Portland and
Boston: 200 z. n. for HxloWeli and Gardner; 303
r. N. for Brunswick Bath. kockland Portland.
and Boston. 342, (express) Portland and Boston
$50 r NJ for Hallowen and Gardiner;
ll02 r. n. might PullmAn) for Lewiston, Bath
Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2.H A. N. might express) for
SkowhegAn, Bangor, Bar Harbor, st. Stephen,
St. John and Aroostook COUNTY; e.0s A. NJ. for
Waterville. Skowhegan, Bangor, h. 4 Y. X. r.;
vsuceborO; l2.4s +. Y. waterville, Oakland Mon
mouth and Winthrop: Ssa z. NJ. for Waterville,
Skowhegan, Belfast. Dexter. Dover 4 Foxoroft,
Bangor, st. Stephen, ST. John and Aroostook
County. and on Saturdays only at 7.s0 Z. NJ. for
Nstsrviile; vs sunday paper train for watersille
The Night Pullman Trains run each way every
night. sundays included. but not to SkoMhegau
on Monday mornings, or to Belfast and Dexter
run to AID from Bar Harbor on and after MAY
18th.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN leaves Gar
diner for Augusta At 7.i6 A. NJ, I.2o xnd 445
z. NJ; Hsiloweli at ~ A. NJ. l-S5 and S02
Pm.
Through tickets to California and all poiuts
South and West may be had of L. II. Walker.
ticket agent, Augusta, the only office selling via
all routes and checking all baggage free Of tx
pense.
fAYSON TUCKER. Vice Pres. 4 Geni Manager,
Y. n. BOorHBY, Genr Pass. and Ticket Agt.
Portland. April lst. 1880.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

II now leaks out that when NJ Carnot
visited the house Of Napoleon. at Ajac-
clio, a collision between some of the Re-
publicans and Rtactionists who had
gathered outside was only averted by the
prudence displayed by the authorities.
A few Republicans. burning with zeal.
and anim%;ei hy the wish to get up IA
political demonstration. began singing
the Chant du p,qar. Immediately the
Reactionigts replied to the challenge with
the Ajaccienne, one of the verses OF
which il as follows: On your knees.
citizens and brothers. his shade his de-
scending among us in our squares and
streets; let only the name Of Napoleon be
heard" Matters were looking very
black. when the authorities interviewed
and succeeded in restoring order.-Lon-
don Telegraph
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20
THE POULTRY YARD.

A box Of road dirt, put where the hens
can get at it every day, is a necessity if the
hens are to do their best.
II sold by weight fowls should be fed all
they will eat up clean for ten days to two
weeks before marketing.
Young turkeys are often injured by feed
ing too much. They need feeding often.
but only a small quantity at a time should
be given.
A little powdered charcoal With the food
will aid digestion and often prevent dis
ease, especially where poultry is kept in
great numbers.
As soon as goslings are able to run about
they should begiven plenty Of grass This,
with good feed of meal and pot atoes,
will keep them growing
The best way to set hen is to do It at
night. II she is to be removed to some
other location carry her on the nest, as she
will be better reconciled to the change
Young chickens need plenty Of water,
and supply Of it, fresh and pure should
be kept where the fowls can help them
selves. IL they can have access to all they
want there u no danger Of their drinking
too much.
The turkey ID tender when young. but
hardy when thoroughly maturei. 1t il
necessary to shelter and feed well when
young until they are reasonably well feath-
cred. After this they can b let run and
viii rarely need more than ons good feed
day.
Don't get your fowls no fat, and on the
other hand take care that they do not get too
poor. In managing this to the best advan-
tage either extreme should be avoided.
Feed sufficient to keep in good, thrifty con-
dftion- Less than this IL loas and more
than this il . waste
Perches four inches wide, two inches
thick. and rounded on the top in about
two foot circle are the most practical for
the Brahmas, young and old On such a
psrch the chicks breast bones will not be-
come deformed. as they frequently are
when the perche> are too small or narrow,
with sharp or square edges.
Sour milk, sweet, "clabbered" milk and
outt-rmilk. areali excellent for every sort Of
poultry at all ages; and whoever Is situated
20 Is to command good supply u favored
with one Of the elemsnts Of succeas In keep
ing fowls in thrift. Il il specially valuable
TO give to poultry kept shut up, a. it il very
nearly equivalent to insect forage
Chicks under two weeks old should b
led - often a. every two hours; b careful
and feed NO more than they will sat up
each time The first feed should b given
= soon after daylight ~ possible tbs last
isss 1t night. See that your chicks have
green food, IL they are not where they can
reach it, mix it with their feed-grass
chopped fine, lettuce. etc. A little maas
with their fo,d u guod thinx
Try Hpslish Alasnlfvs. Tor ale y ".
4. DibboR. Rkahmona unF7An6R
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Or. Rothrock. professor Of botany at
the University of Pennsylvania, is pre-
pairing for the establishment in his de-
partnent of museum. which promises
to be OF unusual industrial Importance.
Few steps that the institution has taken
lately tend to bring it into as close con-
the country M TINS seems likely to do.
The new collection. TO be called the mu-
scum Of economic botany. will consist Of
specimens of all kinds ~ woods, vege-
table fibers. grains and drugs, arranged
so M to illustrate the processes of manu-
facture from the raw product and the
various uses to which each material may
be put. New Orleans Picayune
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

In Monday, issue Of this paper We an
nounced that Mrs. b. +. Stone, who resides
st the north end Of Water street, was dead.
The statement was incorrect and we very
gladly correct the error. Our information
was received correctly as we supposed, but
~ vill sometimes happen we were IN sim
formed. Mrs. Stone is very critically ILL.,,
but ss this writing 10 more comfortable than
for some days past.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Nobody can accuse the Glasgow "cab
bies' OF ingratitude. Mr.. John Burns has
worked indefatigabIy for thirty years to
promote their welfare. and 800 Of them
have joined forces to present him with
an illuminated address inclosed in sill
yer gilt casket. The movement was
quite spontaneous on the part Of the do
nors, and the chairman of the Cunard
company was not let into the secret till
the last moment.-Loudon World.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20
Special advertisements

Small advertisements, not exceeding three linz
coming under the head Of WANTED, For SAIL
To LET, LOST, &C.. will be inserted one time 70
% cents, three times for 70 cents and week fo
50 cents, II paid in advance. IL NOT PAID IN Al
vANCk, REGULAR RATES WILL BIZ CHANGED.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

M Standard Oil king. John D. Rocke
filler, was = newspaper reporter quarter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20
Freedom


According toprivate information from
Merv the construction OF the large dam
changing the course Of the Oxus, known
under the ancient name Of Sultan Bend.
is being pushed forward with great en-
ergy. Among the people there great ex-
citement prevails. as there seems to be no
doubt that large tracts of country will bs
ruined as soon rs the waters of the Amoo
Daria are diverted to the large territories
which have now for three years belonged
to the car himself The water of the
river will not be sufficient for the terri.
tories now cultivated by the natives ano
for the large imperial estates.-Cor. Lon
don News
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

INOUND.-. hat the "Want" column Of the
II Kennebec Journal Ia one Of the most efec.
tive mediums for reaching the public mayl6dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Aportrait of Mrs. Angelina Van Buren,
has been hung in tine White House. 1t il
. half length figure and in evening dress.
The white gown has the decollete, point
ed bodice, quite like the present fashion.
The sleeves are short. and over the lace
ruffle Of the right arm falls spray Of
pale pink morning glory, This is the
only color in the toilet. One white gloved
hand holds the other glove. and in the
left hand is null handkerchief trimmed
with lace The dark hair is very smooth,
and well toward the front is a band Of
pearls
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

| r .sT-A black and tan dog. ragged gray head.
l. no collar. Finder viii please leave at Mrs.
worster's, Washington ST., Cushnoc heights,
| q. 90 Rewsrt. maylYiiu
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

What is said to be the largest shad
ever caught above tidewater in the Del
aware river has just been taken in the
net Of William Smith. an old fisherman,
At the Lambertville. N. j., fishery. 1t
measures 81 inches in length. s inches
in breadth and 5 inches in thickness
and weighs IS l-2 pounds
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

An exceedingly disagreable row took
place at Fullers livery stable yesterday
forenoon between Geo. Farley, young
Ffenchman, aud Thomas Jones. both Of
whom we're employed there. Farley had
been drinking quite heavily and used rather
hard language asaina Jones who at last
grappled him. threw him to the ground and
was bestowing rather too severe punishment
upon him considering the circumstances.
when the one man in the crowd Of probably
% people who were standing by had moral
courage to interfere and separate the men.
Farley was arrested soon after by Marshall
Maddox and will be tried today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

A large meteor was seen from Mason
City and other places in Iowa and struck
somewhere near Blue Earth. MINI. The
sound made as it passed through the air
resembled the noise of heavy cannon.
Il left long streak of fire and smoke
which did not disappear for some time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The fns work Of an old Gardiner ball
player. Mittie Jordan. with the Washington.
d. C., team 10 closely watched by ball
crsnks in this city The New York Sport.
Ing Times classes Jordan as cne Of the
'.biR four" Of the club.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Heath Relief Corps meets this evening to
nominate officers for the coming year, and
also TO nominste delegates to attend the
State convention at Portland in June. A
full attendance Of the ladies' is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

DR.. Finite Remedy, in spasm. and con
valsicus. 10 specific which acts upon the
isrihted brain through the general crculs.
don, By ito scsion upon the heart Dsscrip-
tive treatise With each bostle. At all Drug
gis.s. or address Mack Drug Co, N Y.
Sold BY all druggists. may y20eodlstfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Ten million young whiteiish from the
government fish hatchery have been
placed in Lake Superior tais season. and
l5.0OO. 900 mere are to follow. About
s.00o. 600 Of the whole deposit win prob
ably survive. maturing in four yearx
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Schooner fadsx 10 discharging her cargo
Of soft coal fer A. Sampson Z Sons' oil
cloth factory, and the schooner Aphis and
Amelia finished loading last nigh. With q
cargo Of 450 tons Of ice from Page. Gis-
rief, Tiiden & Co . stack.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The schoonsf Marion Draper, which has
jast discharged cargo Of coal for Hsmii-
ton 4 Allen. viiI load With ice as the Bsiuis
Gully houses ~ better rates can be secured
by going sbove the piers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The increasing and apparently incur
able deafness Of the Prince Of Wales has
become a source Of great annoyance to
the royal family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

c. n. Small snd lady. Wayne, DIR. Ed
yard Kent, New York, and w. Trefethen,
Portland. we're smoag the guests at the
Evans Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

This evening . socisole and entertain
ment vill be held IN the vessry Of the Con-
gregationsi church. A large sttsndsnce Is
already secured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

J. K Liacoia aad Wsll.es TsrboI Of
shis city have been drawn ~ jafors ss the
Jane term Of the superior court held In
Wa:sPvilIe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The schooner z. r. Campbell has arrived
and is diseharging cargo Of rails for the
electric railroad. Mr.. Rarksf 3. Smith
has . number Of teams busy transporting
them to points along the road.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The schooner Charles A. Campbell was
launched from 4. W. & H F. Morse'e
yard, Bath. Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Some Of the boys had . bit Of fun st
the expense OF Mr.. Willard Bodvell. one
Of our local truckmen. His horse vas IN
hitched from the "Jisser" and hidden
around q convenient corner. willard, Who
is always up to playing jokes himself.
promised to come up with the cigars.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

There will be business meeting Of the
Y. N. c. A., this Tuesday evening at their
room. Ofieers for the coming year viil
be nominated
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Try Spriagalfs English Alternative. For
sale ny +. G. Knsmsn 4 Co. Augusta.
rs-r.f,f.p
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Misses Iaex and Lacy Cannon vho have
been visiting Mrs.. ". C. Jchnson in this
city for few days returned to their home
In 81 Jonn, n. B., yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Ask Geo. 2. Thompson of Hali,~eii,
FOR English Alternative. iS0 loses o. %.
mari i-E,t-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The temperance meeting held at the
rooms Of the Gardiner Reform Club on
Sunday afternoon was the largest attended
since the club was organized and great in
terest was manifested. Rev. A. s. Ladd
vas among the leading speakers, and made
. very earpes, and effective speech on the
liquor question Remarks were also made
by other speakers. Itis expected that with
in the next few weeks public temperance
mass meeting to be conducted by the pas
tors will be held in one of our churches.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The Epvorth League viii bold socsabIe
Il the vessry Of the u. = chssch nexs
Thursday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

A poor intoxicated fellow. driving q
team. attempted to turn around wien near
Tsbey's grocery store, the result being that
the whole sfsir was upset. The grea'
wonder 10 that the man was not seriously
Injured, for he landed fairly upon his head.
lie was picked up, the harness repaired and
he vas sent on his way 70 Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Ladiss sho valse Feansd complexioa
osss uss z. ssoa. . Powder. Il produces .
eels aad boassiful skin nsvlndIv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Alex Wilson, . Catskiii. n. r., Ice mar, /,
and wife. have engaged rooms at the Evans
for The coming summer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Henry G. Dole. Esq of Hsvefhiii. xass.
10 visiting his old hons in this city for .
few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The Lewiston High School base ball
club have written Manager Nsgle of the
Gardiner Stars, asking that . series of
games be arranged between the two mines,
two games to be played i'll Lewiston and
the same number in Gardiner. The pro
possl will probably be accepted. An anna
teur team in Cambridge. Mass, lave also
written for two games to be played in Gar
diner in July. and two return games IN
Cambridge. The offer will be considered.
Other clubs have also written for dates and
Ia week or ten days Gardiner yourg
bloods will have chance TO show the kind
Of stuff they are made of.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

cbasIss L. AorrelI, an empioye in the
Bo.son Advertiser once. 10 10 the city on .
sbosr vists viah old friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

The Pine Trees Of Kent. Hill beat tt,
C. o. Bs, Saturday, IA 70 I.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Mics ErtA springer Of Nesbaryposs
Mass 10 visiting her parents In this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20
GARDINER LOCALS.

yes sddisiossI Gsrdiaef ssvs - til
sfysph eplamns-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

". Emerson, 4 q, o1s Ut LsSissous
ssrrssensAsives ss the iass LeSislssare. vss
In the city Monday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

Tsmny Coosos. connected With Frank
A. Robsiss' cireus, vas in the city Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20
STATE NEWS.
FRAN KILN.
Farmtagton

Farmtagton.
The programme for Commencement ex
erci.es al the Normal School has been ar
ranged aud is as follows Sunday, June =
Sermon before the class at the Old South
BY Rev Hugh Elder. Tuesday evening.
Jui e lo-Adiress by Principal Purington,
AT sae O.d South. "Wednesday, June H..
-Examioat' on of the school followed by a
concert at Music Hall in the evening BY
Grimmer's Orchestra and Miss Lizzie NJ.
Brown. Thursday. June l2- Teaching ex-
sreises by the gradusting class IN the fore
noon, and examination by the Trustees in
tue ate ernoon at Normal Hail. Glass paris
and receppon III the evening al Musi Hall.
Freeman.
The inventory of the estate Of the late
Israel X Bray. has been fled in the Pro-
bate Court at Pennington, by the executors
George Bray Of Adams. Wi.consin. and
Hiram A. Hackett, of Freeman. The es
tate is the lsrges, ever settled in Franklin
county, amounting at its face to over $780,
0CO, but as large amount is comprised OF
farm Il origsges, the property Of which has
greatly deprecated in recent years. the ap-
praisers very properly treated the matter
eonservxtively and made large discount
from the face value. The appraisal 10 ~
follows: real estate, IS ,050; goods and
chsteis, S76, III "A; rights aud credits 81
scaled down. slOI. .46S 80; total Sls6, 300.
rs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1890-05-20

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