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, 1890-03-07

George A. Guertin is up here for a few
days rest after a tour Of a large portion
of the Rio Grande system examining train
men and station agents on a new code of
rules. Mr.. Guertin, who was reckoned a
top dispatcher here, has advanced rapidly
since entering the service of the Scenic
Route, but to the gentleman's friends
there always occurs the thought that he
would have won tame and fortune as a
theatrical manager.
, 1890-03-07

Cheyenne is honored with the presence
OF quite a delegation of the leading men
of Evanston, the grand young city at the
Western gateway. Yesterdays arrivals
were Hon. A. V. Quinn, of the Beckwith
Commercial company, Newell Beeman,
the hardware merchant and coal superin,
tendent for the Central Pacific and Frank
NJ. Foote, agent for the Union Pacific
and lately appointed receiver of the
Evanston land office.
, 1890-03-07
Personal N

A. D. Adamson is in town.
Mai. Wolcott left for the east yester
day.
Ralph Adamsky is back from the
west.
Harry Hyn1s has returned from Salt
Lake.
Prof. OF, of the Times. is over from
Laramie.
VIM. Booker, OF Chug, has returned
from the east.
Jas. b. Arthur, Of the Red Butte:
plaster mill, is up from Fort Collins.
Rev. G. NJ. Barr, the eloquent pastor
of the Laramie Presbyterian church. is
visiting Cheyenne.
, 1890-03-07
Against Appropriations.

If the taxpayers of this county are
ovel whelmed by appropriations and as
sessments, they have only themselves to
blame. What is e~verybody's business is
nobody's business, seems to be the prin'
ciple with the people at large. There
would be fewer appropriations Tor party
or perional end. if politicians knew that
they would be brought to book by theil
constituents. knowledge of this kind
would prevent a lot of political doctri,
naries from making ducks and brakes
of the peoples hardened dollars.
, 1890-03-07
Territorial Council.

Mr.. Reel introduced council file No. so,
a%ppropriating $4,000 for the improve
ment of the capitol grounds. for laying
permanent systems for lighting the capl-
toll buildings and putting in the necessary
, 1890-03-07

l. r. Bresnahen guesses that the va
cant space in The LEADERS advertising
columns, for which $500 is offered to
name the ownership of it, was put there
by some benevolent person to advertise
the low price of corn fed beef, pork, NUT
ton and poultry at the Washington
market.
, 1890-03-07

Myers & Foster, 3O7 Sixteenth street,
successors to John Myers, proprietors Of
the Wyoming shoe store and shoe shop,
have put on two more good men and are
now able to turn out any number Of boots
and shoes to order. Repairing of all
kinds. good leather and good work at
moderate prices.
, 1890-03-07

Michael L. Hart. the well known and
popular Union Pacific employe, and Miss
Kate Brien, an admirable Cheyenne
young lady, were married at Castle Dare
last evening. Rev. Father Nugent ofici.
a'ed.
, 1890-03-07
REAL ESTATE.

Deeds for these transfers have been
filed for record at the Office of the county
clerk:
c. W. Riner to Percy l., Smith,
lots /, ., 3, 4, s.. 6 and 7, block
81 800
Roberts 4 Kelley to Elizabeth s.
Law, lot 3, block Is. Roberts
place. 100
John Roberts to Sarah Lyons,
lots . and 6, block l76........... $50
Elizabeth and Perry Doan to Min
ME Joslin, lots II and Is, block
4O3 5
Percy l.. Smith to Sarah f. Pease,
lots I, ., 3 and 4, block 623...... LOO
Percy L. Smith to Walter Derig,
lot 5. block 533................... $50
Thomas f. Durbin and wife to Z.
ID. Kelley, one-fourth interest
in lot /, section 80, township IA
north, range &c west....."...... l,S4S
Lyon, block 599."........r... $500
Thomas l.. McGee to William j.
Wigntman, 81 acres in section
%, township 25, north of range
OF west........ ......"......... |
John G. Baird and wife to George
II AoDott, lots l md I, block
1876, and lot |, section %, town
ship IA, north of range e. west,
3,697 acres; also northwest
quarter and west half of north
east quarter and southeast of
southeast quarter section IA.
township IA, north of range e.
west, $50 acres.~............... IL. 500
Lewis P. House and wife to X. n.
Heath, lot 7, block 225......... 375
John Roberts to George Il. Alb.
bolt, lots 7 and 8, block llS; lot
4, block l29, lot 8, block 100,
lots l and ., block l79. lots 3
and 4. block IS2, lots 3 and 4,
block 1874, lot 8 and fractional |
and lot 7, block 1876; lots 3 and
4, block 447.................... 1000
John Roberts to Thomas f. Dur
bin, half interest in lot /. sec.
ton 80, township IA, north of
range &c west .................. 1896
Secale Flakes at A. Underwood & Bro.
, 1890-03-07

Dan Hastings, the city sexton, was all
smiles last evening. There had arrived
at his house girl which Dan said weighed
not less than twenty-five pounds.
, 1890-03-07

Garland & Co, have buyers for some
cheap lots on the south side west of Fer
guson street.
, 1890-03-07

Secale Flakes can be cooked in ten MIN
utes. A very handy dish to get up for
breakfast. Try it.
, 1890-03-07

Black BASS, EeIs and all
kinds OF Fresh Fish receiCed
at Ed AapD's daily by eI-
press through from " eaU
York.
, 1890-03-07
Buckien s Arnica saive.

The best salve in the world tor cuts
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands. chilblains,
eorns and all skin eruptions, and positively
cures piles or no pay required. 1t is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
For sale by B. B. David, Druggist.
, 1890-03-07

One Of the cheapest residence prop
critics in the city. Easy terms.
V. BAKER. =
, 1890-03-07

Secale Flakes. Have you tried them
for breakfast Ask your grocer for them.
, 1890-03-07

Do not fail to try the sample package
of SeCale Flakes.
, 1890-03-07

MI. Burritt's bill for the relief of John
B. Menardi, appropriating 50, 900 for
services as ditch measurer while county
surveyor of johnson county, was killed in
committee of the whole, alter a big argu-
ment. The law of 1886 instructed sur
veyors to make ditch records, but failed
to provide for remuneration. The oppos
ition held that the passage of this bill
would open the gates.
, 1890-03-07
WANTED.

WANrED-Fifty men immediately.
One years work guaranteed. Apply at
1920 Ferguson street.
Statesmen WANTED AT OMEGA FEW
good men TO sell our goods by sample to
largest manufacturers in our line. Liberal
salary paid. Permanent positions. Money
advanced for wages, advertising, etc. For
terms address Centenninl Mfg. Co, Chicago,
Ill.
, 1890-03-07

Secale Flakes at A. Underwood & Bro.
, 1890-03-07

tor1ca1 Dept; Cheyenne, Hyo.
, 1890-03-07

Deeds for these transfers have been
filed for record at the Office of the county
clerk:
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ago the hsshsla s0d ~ife nssl al I.sseshit /,
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lhsFs. The causes wheel. led 10 aF. Mas
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iag the past fifteen years is known, TIE
reunited fanliiy will shortly fesIsn u 81.
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dispose Of bis Engl sh possessions and en-
gage in business heSs.
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Dr. Justin to Make Another Tsiai 81
HE Dynamite Shell.

SYRACUSE, oct. l4.--Dr. Josl q. Justin
Of this city IS 10 make aaether Trial Of lis
dynamite shell a. PerryYi,ie, Madison
county, on Tuesday, sHe lsi inst lie al
ready has 8 Bew piece Of ordinance 81 up
from which to diiehAFgc his Ircleetle.
The shells to be used il The cimlag ex
pertinent have been improved ia several
material poia,s though ;le general fealufss
Of ears.rt ion have been preserved. Ihf
shells are made Of forged steel. turned AMI
bored ftom 8 Slid D oek u thlt niater al.
The material used d the finest eruei2le
steel and was made 81 the S@ndefson Steel
Works in this city.
The base Of The SHELLS no longer sore we'd
mo place, but is forged as solid part 81
the snelI. In addition 81 experiments
she'll has been made thai will also BE fred
from the gaa during Il G ws'k This shell
hiss been Il ted with ael;gae mechaQicsl
cantriyance SO that whsn fred from I {
gun il will measure the exac. Temperature
hin the she'll, Jhs amount Of eushi0nIrg
snd the resistance. Of the inner she'll An
ar b butt iea fset h'gl Fix feet wiaa, ami
tary feet deep, With a background Of fou'
fee If logs held ia place by loag pile s
irmly driv, II into the ggouad. has been
era cted in the range dirty va Dis from the
mouth of tae gun. ard iuto IA barFicase
.hs * peIimenlal Shelf wilt be th-0wn. II
ia expected by this means 70 determine 4 {
exaat condition in which the shell is lei
upan leaving the gun anA striking the tat
gel without an explosion.
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s-rs e~ FAs1uo PEOPLE.


Ex-i,.ssi.lr.ss ilayp~ escsssl % poultry,
Yas HASA qaeea .lsa<es lsss q Jersey
eosS>
ilslssy irsirs's esastsns attendant is
FOX hound
ssoidar,.. the r,et. is devoted to little
bind terrier
Gladstone ueps Ike child when his IA
nous parrot died.
Julian Hawthorne has q pet cow and a
hawk that dwell in harmony together
The late s.eary GRADY. OF Georgia, had
Nh exceeding foadnsss for Newfoundland
dogs
Sam johnson, Goldsmith. Leigh Hunt
AMI Dick whitting.oa We're all very fond
OF cats.
Addison eontessese,o love for birds
and 50 did Victor Hugo. George fsaneii
Train feeds sparrows
Patti has a nlanstrass St Bernard. and
Aimee used 70 carry n miniature tan terriei
with her on her tours,
Mosjieska used 10 carry two pet al!iga,or'
with her. ana sara Rerahardt became de
voted TO . lisSer " help
Father igoat pested chickens aud Jeh'
wllSon dotted GA the horse, James Hogs
had always dog with him, and 80 did Ao
garth and Rulicus
" hen re was tsilar IN Tennessee And,
lohnson made much of pet coon. ant
t;en Grants favorise was staach saddi'
hars,, Chicago News.
Ra,esplerre had genuine passion TO
lf,,... al nj ss,ns. SIP Isaac Newton dallies
with "a pet poodle. Bismarck is an en-
ih,isiastic dog faneier
Oai,ga has Il parrot. Hannah More wa
very fond Of aer hnlltinch. ex Preslden
| Cleveland's wife became very zach At
tiehed to marnia~ei Watts bat a re
uiagpie. and i3eecher loved canarles-
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10 conversation with gentleman who is
CREST authority on ice matters, we were
inforned that ii Was surprising the number
of parties there were On the Kennabee who
would be heavy losers on the ice which
they put mp LAST winter. II is stated that
there has net been bat one sale Of ice msde
in this section for xix weeks. ant that at
heavy loss to the seller. 1t is also an
assured fac, that ice will not be cent
higher THAI it il at the present time
why said prominent ice man Tues
day. II wouldn't siva afiy cents ton for
all The stack ice could buy. II / bal it
en- my hands donr know Of a single plsce
where | could sell it ithout losing money.
and in fact done think could dispos. of
il a: any rate" 1t has developed that
there has been more ice put up on Lake
Chsmplsia sni the o'her Vermont lakes
than people in Maine had any idea or con-
cep,ion Of. To this reassr Is attributed the
reason of the presers state Of the ice
market. Hotels in all the large cities are
putting in machines that viii make ice
enough for their own daily use. and this is
also making big difference in the sale in
the large cities. THE man who sold his
ice early ia the season for four collars q
ton Was ~jarer. bu. the man who kept
his ice for larger price is the loser, and
will do we'll If he can &c. his ice carried off
free of ali further expense" 50 said
another se authority in conversation with
Jouroal reporter. This saying will take
in the Whole case in nutshell.
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TIE nsnIaTEa DIDn,r DANCE

Al rsrepfssa sAs esker svsssn=. Csc q sal
Exs. kro~x 6ssires sseos iocksag ss The larsrs
szoe~r.- A rzvr,y zirs cane Up TO Kim zad sasa
ag DO ya1 ret Szzee, aeesprsr
He sspssrss. -sT1s4e sre sxe tstsg. sh@i FreEyai
M <ssa9ins ,sse Il M rresessiaa Aa'i te atier 1
~ sansasisss --bss teslsve she riaaauslsH1 i
ne strongest feassn-~
aaa aa vert on 70 .zy tAas tur pears be bad az
fexss sraaa this paiatas d4sssae. zzi AasE HDH'
wheat Asps Of s.zef. Bsss . sstfer ffszn aEs o
rs frfs ads. ltes Mr.. creshf q RFashfsa. g. y
ssvg hiza trezs hope that iass he a.ixst fad re
Net.
M Ese.ty wrote snat fer sszzg years he issss vi
gsrve terribly from rheumatic pains Ia the esex
aad was way xeax @as nafysgs- lAr2azn Z
tIiszsf. advise be tsie.s discovery that hsa e
fexass MAS renztkah.e ssf~s- Before be had hH
I.isea Csc l.1stl-. he Was fFss .rosn aafa. eaaia
assea .ozad, ARD zas ssie to preach very ,aaaay
Is zasaeFn discovery. Psiss's .eissf Compound
ssressa iAEs sesaArkaaie ea-e. and bore AFRAID
Procured .oarx ter ~ osn ase- fsei il say dHti
- ~ fsisAtaEs dieiae taa. u 70 AizhIy re
On. Ese aided "a
Rev. asr csea3s Is Sst one Of lzsEy whS ass'
rssssn TIRE Neaserfal curative p7wsros this rsFs'
halldss Asa asalih producer. T. Is 10 cfd.Hsri
reEzss.y .ba, zaHii scs-ntiie aiseegeTy, and mark
: ss~ era "a The Treatment and cure Ut rh-anA
liam, ae1FalsiA, and nersoas dissasrs- ecst1ly'
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Hsw YORK. Produce sdarkst.
Ssw YORK OFT. II

NEW YORK. oet.i.
aLouR-Reespts. si.7es pkss; experts, 5o5s
o. saies. Is 20 ke3est quotations sneiud'
az Clly anl extra, "a eo1as ~ patent, Is S5a
* u; sapefane. e. o0As3 s.; extra Nc. :, = 35a
!. -, winter wheat low grade, fs d0As %; Min
aesesa eNt-a, 81 le&ff sei Southern hoat dsii
rye n0ss eclst.
WHKAI--Reasspts 100 exports, e3o0> sa'es
= .10J; higher: No. SPRING; No : Nd sssa
vi u red a55aie5i, elegl. ..e5i !ob.i&4 losl
4ea,sd No ara, iiis1 ID, "a usrtsiera, .aes
oS..
EYE-fra. state, 7la74; western, 6aA7i.
BtELNY- steady. with IVES, sa'e- eco No
. Milwaukee, 77a77. oswegv No, !, 9ealo0i No
do. IS.
4'0as-Rsesipts, l7i,0o. ex.or-. 400; -A'es.
| 03 eS0 higher slsaner, 55.a56. NJ :. 1910.
stpre ard elevator. sal SOC Ahoat.
OATs-Rsceipts, e'e.jsu, export, 20. az es,
ll4,0lu, arnsr fairly active; Nc s. 4Si a, white,
Hat No, :. iilatii; do white AZ Il, No. J.
46,iG; 90 white iaia444 mixed western, 4 II 49,
do wsi,e, a 80, white, Il 81, No. Chicago
| Is ais!,
| CosiEN-fair, Rio. fair. soi.
opGAE-hsw arm. reaaea firm: demand
I 'nT crushed 55222 cxtra crushed. sss5I, whAt
eAtra eeulhes. 5ssaii cpt lest. u sfEao!aied, e.
/ PETROLEUM steady, sliasiI
SnEN~-Quietl
BgEr-steady
/ t.Arp-aan. western team, s5 70 Sss 40 ctos
ng 90 40. eitY steam 80 20 ruiiued daIi, continent
I 81 a3aSa IS g a y %,
| BrrTER-State dairy, - q q, 90 creamery,
| Il "a; western dairT, % Is, do creamery, Il
/ "a DO factory, 6sui3.
| HIftEE quiet, western dairy 7AElt; &c
! O., gicgrY, t7a23
/ CTHEaK- Stronger, quiet, State. 7aaS; fancy
/ q!A1se.
| F4e.ghts to Liverpool weak
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REAL ESTATE.
Lincoln

The following are the real estate trd1s
fers in Lincoln county for the week end
irE Oct II:
Bhfsrpf,-Chas, f. Foaseit 70 alheri G. Fes
sctt, land, So; Abby J. Eugley to Annette Z
kcay, land, Sii. stephen IL farrow 30 Inoma
". ,iamage, lard, SIS. Scott Leenan - ais &
Marcy 6. Leeman. land and buildings, $500
BRsNsN-E anna ". Weber to Isaac Il. WEI
Der, land, 500.
EDG EcoMB PeieF Pitcher to Charles a
Pitcher. land and buildings, $50.
EtFFEBsoS-Axaia G. F!umFner to Lizzie u
Clifford, land and buildings, 500; John TAYLOR
heirs to Ephrs!n Tayior, land, si0o Ephrsia
Tayior TO Neizer A. Nash q ais, land, $3.50; Geo
T.. frask to Nelyer A Nash - ais, and. siea
Mary f. Weeks TO Jsnette q. Weeks ct ais, Lana
and buildings, s.89.
NswcAsfLE-,Ioseph C. Paine ia woedbfIdg,
Clifford. land. sen.
wIsctssKT-Joseph Sus;er to J. Fred Aibee
lzi a and buildings, $3.50.
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IEiectricj Bittcrs.

This remedy 's becoming 30 veil known
and so popular As 10 need no special men
iial All who have usei Electric Bliers
ny lhe same slrg of pra SEA pgtcr
medicine does rot exist and it is guaranteed
20 10 al that il claimed. Electric Bitters
viii cure III diseases Of The LIVER end Kid
eys, viii remove Pimples, Boil', Sail
Raeum apd other affections canscl by i'm
pare blood Will dive Malaria from the
system ami prevent as well IS cure all
Fialaria rs.-Far crrc f Hesdtche
Cons ipatien and in3igest on try Electric
t.t-ers-EutiFe sati faction guarantees, OF
% onay T. fgedsd Free 80 e,s. ami 81 %
per bo Il. at Bowdtch, Webster & Coz
Drug Store. septldeodlyeh ky
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Mr. Frank Huffman, Young na1 Of
Darlington, Ohio, states that he had been
urder the care Of two prominent physi ans,
aui used the treatment until he wss no,
ale to get srouod. They pronounced his
ease 20 be CONSUMPTION and incurab'e. lie
VAS persuaded to try DIR. Kings New Dis
cogsry for Consumption, Coughs and c, Is
sGd At that time vas not anls 70 walk
sesoss the street without r sting. He found,
befoTe be hal used BALI OF dollar bottle,
trst lie was much better; he continued to
ne it and is to-day enjoying good health.
Il you have any Throat, La Z or Cheat
Trouble try it, We guarantee satisfaction.
Thti bottle free at Bowditeh, Wetster
Coz Drug Store. septldeod& iychwky
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SPARKS FROM MAIZE WEES

The Cumberland Bo7e Co appeared be
fore judge Peabody IN tue i7solvency cour
Of Portlaad. Mlpdsy, AMI Marshall r
3odtng. cashier of the Cisco Bank, va
appointed assignee aud bonds required il
tie sum Of $50 900
Johu RafFrity, nischiu.st in the emploJ
Il Jones & iIi,cli Portisui. vas probe
bly, fatal y j, lred ruestay by being hit bJ
At iron raJisl0r wrich wa tens listed e
the t5n Of the uiidiog In sonc msnaei
became detach q Ard fall ing Rsffrr
tg On the ches, and inlic1isg severe inter:
aai iriariss.
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The 6, a X. far winch Is to be held in
this pace Oh 1hs last nights of tbs month
hsye engaged the following talent TO fur
mise entertainment. Firss evening, the Hal
lowell Dramatic club viii present the play
"Je3eilAh ,AuAkins = second nisbf, eoacar.
by the Ariel Banj9. Guitar and Mandolin
Q1ar,et of GARDENERS tnird night, Pullen's
orchestra OF Augusta, viii give a concert,
tie priz IS VIII be distrb ated and the fair
vii close with u grand ball.
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Lincoln.



Mrs George W. Holmes Of lceboro,
visited her mother Mrs. NJ. O. Twycross
a few DAYS last week.-Mrs.. I. X. Carlton
h IS returned from Boston where she has
been visiting re'aiiYes.-aiiss Lizzie Bick-
ford and Miss Susie Bickford returned
from California last week They say there
is TO place like old Maine Mr.. George
Killlm made trip to Boston and returned
Wednesday MIR. Wimot W. Trussell OF
South Newcastle, passed the day Sunday
st Cedar Grove and returned Monday &c
sa'p a cargo of bricks TO B)sion.-Mr. L
4. Turner is having his house finished fol
rent Mr.. R0sCo Bsedie and his academy
ores are rushing before cold weather.
Mir. George W. Rook visited here )as
week Mr.. John Ellil is painting hi.
house. Ali our teachers ATTENDED
the Institute at Dsmariseotta. The
P0wnalboro Hall society held iheil
annual meeting Wednesday 0cl. st ans
voted to have their hsll painted. Mr. Ben
jauin Gibbs OF Massachusetts, hes been en-
gagged 10 do the wOl Our new fersyman,
Benny +. DenfmOre, has made great im'
Prove melt at the terry AMI one that tn,
publ is sure TO apprec ate. lie hai attached
z .ng 10 the upper story of the house ans
wire leading from il 10 r point near tao
fry. A large lamp lie kelt burning a
nigh, and by one stroke of the gong the
trayl Ter can summon the fefryman ii he i
quarter Of mile agay.-Mrs. Fred Get
ton Of Massachusetts is visiting her many
frcn Is at Cedar Grove.
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\ woman entered drag store not fai
from Beacon street the other evening
and said that she wished TO purchase 4
toothbrush. The proprietor laid ont .
number of these articles upon tht
counter for her inspection, and turned
away to attend to the wants Of another
customer, In short time the female
approached him and said in the sweetest
of tones:
II have tried them all, and think that
like this one the best, so will take it"
The astonished proprietor took one
look nj her, gave one moment to silent
reflection and meditation, then said;
Madam, You may have them all TO,
the price Of this one. will make You q
present Of them"
The woman no doubt is yet wondering
at the cause Of his unexpected generosity,
Boston Record.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15

An Intelligent person when hurt will at
once procure bottle of Salvation OIL. I;
Is tie best shinz to cure swslIings. burns,
or wounsis- AL druggists sell il at twenty.
Eve cents a bottle.
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup shcuid be kept
in every family. A slight cough, if ua-
checked. is often the fererunper of con-
sumption. One dose of this wonderful
medicine has rescued many from the grave
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15

Hsa'. Christian Association held a meeting
at the roems last evening and made ar
RAJ genieEss fer weak in the immediate fa-
tsre. Special effort viii be made by this
committee % make every svisitor az the
rsonls feel that he is welcome. Mr.. Tower,
The nesly arrived general secretary ex-
presses himself as very much pleased with
the looks Of cur city, and highly grasihet
=. the cordially which is extended to bin
on every hand. he il entering into his
work here with great esrnestness snd seems
10 be just such msn as the Association
-neS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15

Adsnsons Botanic Balsam has gsir "a p
feputat on which places it in the front
ranks of curative agents. It hiss been In
tbe Barks; about twenty years, Itis recon
meuaed By the hest physicians because i.
cures coughs AMI colds every time.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-15

Gardner residents viii have TO admit.
after yestardsy's races at Bsth, that the
litlc tom of Richmond possesses hose
running team tina; il second TO none any
shere The Cont,nentals aud Eagles both
ran in splendid form, but the Richmoz
boys ran a little faster. and this is the cas-
lest anil shortest way to account for the re-
sui. The distance ran was very shor,
one, only five hundred feet, and is hardly
fair distance to test the superiority of the
FIVE teams entsrci. Richmond has got
there twice this year. however, and ere lit
add praise is Cue them for their wonderft
work in the face of such strong op-
nents. The Atlsnties of Augusta, and
the Deluge Of Brewer. with teams which
| did such clever work at the recent muster
in this city, were rot 'in it, ard finished
fourth and fifth respectively. The h me
companies srrived home on the early even
ing train last night.