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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-03-26
N. OCH s. DAKOTA.

Eft nytt Dostk0ntor har upprattats 1
s. Sioux Falls Minnehaha CO., s. Da.,
med Sposel till postmastare.
Alderman G Dahl / Bismarck. N.
Da, namnes sasom republkansk kandidat
FOR mayorsysslan yid f6restaende val.
State superintendent of public
instruction, William Mitchell, afied har-
ON dagen pl6tsligt Bismarck, N. Da., af
hjertslag.
RepUbJiIcGnsIcG statsIco,sve,stet for
N. Dakota kommer antagligen att hallas
Grand Forks, atminstone har staden glf-
Wit herrar politici sardeles liberala anbud.
NersIct l,tt,,ersIct kyrlco ns6te for s.
Dskota m6tte fora veckan 1 Sioux Falls
till session, hvartill delegater fran hela
staten hade infunnit sig. Bland annat be-
handlsdes afven prohibitionsfragan.
Strds,ga order hafva ankommit till
Pierre, :. Da, enligt hvilka hvarie per-
son DIR f5rbjuden att k5pa land af india
nerna pa Sioux reservatonen. Embets-
mannen landkontOret varnas for att
godkanna document, r1rande dylika tran
saktioner. Ingen hvit settare har ratt att
taga besittning nagon del af det land,
hvarpa indianerna uppeh5lo sig da reser-
vationen 5ppnades.
DynGnatteCpLOsiOn. En- f6rfarlig
olyckshandelse tlmade d. 1S dis en- smed-
ia narheten af Bigstone City, s. Da.
James Murphy gick in smedj an for att
upptina en- del frusen dynanit. Verkan
at denna of6rsigtighet vsade sig smart;
dynamiten exploderade, hvarvid huset
slogs | spillror och tre personer sarades
lifsfarigt. Murphys ena arm blef sa lila
| skadad att den maste amputeras. Sme-
den Kelly blef 81 svart s8rad magen, att
han svarligen kan lefva. John Olson ska
dades lila hufvudet. utom det att ena ar
men krossades. Afven han torde icke
kunna raddas. DE sarade egnades all
den ward, som for tillfallet kunde anskaf-
fas; lakare eftersandes fran Graceyille
och Milbank. hvilka togo de skadade un-
der demanding.
N. DaIcOtGs iegislatur upplostes d,
Is DIS. Nagra vidare loford kan man
icks gifva dsnna statens f8rsta legislator,
utan har man tyertOm skai att 8nska dst
kommande sessioner blifya battre. De
sista g6romal, som behandlades galde Sc
natens stadfastelse af vissa guvern6rens
utnamningar. Istallet for att behandla
dessa saker inf0r slutna d0rrar, f6retog
sig senator, mot ALT bruk, att behandla
utnamningarne offentligt. Delta skulle
,vara Ell hand derf5r att guvern5ren anga-
ende utnamningarne underlatit att radg0-
ra med senatOrerna. Msn kunde latt mar
ka att det var senatorernas nederlag lot
terifragan, som sp0kade, och att guvern6-
rem nu skulle b6ta derf6r. Slutet blef att
senat0rerna nekade att stadfasta guyern6-
rens utnamningar. Flera lagfSrslag blef-
v0 emellertid elite timmen antagna. So
antOgs Huset f6rslaget ON anlaggandet
af cit d0fstuAmeinstitut Devils Lake,
trots guvern6rens veto. Da Miller valdes
till N. Dakotas guvern6r. anade han helt
sakert icke, att han sKulle komma att "a
g1ra med sd stridiga element inom den
lagstiftande f6rsamliIgen. hvilka varit pa
vippen att salja den unga statens hsder
och ara till den h5gstbjudande. Om han
kunnat ana nagot dylikt, hade han mahan-
da betackat sig tor sran att beklada GU
versn6rspesten.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-03-26
Sua,ma $2s. 1921. 81

Sunma $22.921. 81
F6rsamlingarnes l6pande utgifter voro
Sl67, 1Os.44. Summan af ALA utgiftcr Of
verstiger i5regaende ars med omkring
100000. F6rsamlingarnes egendom har
pa EFT ar f5r6kats med omkring $75, 600.
Presternas antal utgjorde vid arets slut
IS, /, nemligen E. w. Stahlberg, har Sc
dan dess aflidit.
Is f6rsamlingar hafva aldrig insandt ma
gon statistik, EFT fattigt namn ar ALT vi
ega fran dessa. IL hafva pa tlera Ars It'd
icke latit h6ra at sig, 3 hafva ''dolt" sig i
iva ar och IL sta syndare blott for Diet ST.
sta. den statistiska tabellen, som kOni-
mer att atf5lja delta ars pIotokoll. aro de
vederb5rligen markta, och hvar och en- gir
val att Sc efter hvad de ''tysta" beta,
sarskildt ON nagon af dem skulIe lata sin
mum ..yidt upp" vid n&got :illfallr.
Spring Lake, Minn., d. 24:de mars 1890.
G. WAHLUND.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-03-26
Minnesota konferensens sta.
tistik for 1889.

F6rsamlingarnas antal var vid arets slut
225 - nu utg6ra de 235 =, hvaraf 17s
komma pa Minnesota, 23 pa Wisconsin, 90
pa s. Dakota och pa N. Dakota. Kyr-
kOrnas antai var 167 och prestgardarnes
90, tillsammans representerande EFT varde
at $64l,735. hvara an skuld hvilade af
$75,624. 8 kyrkor voro bygda af
''brick', Z af frame" och ''brick", l41 at
frame" ,ch IL at 'slog" De dyrbaraste
lSt. Paul & Minneapelis) kosta $40, 900 och
den billigaste $500.
Kommunikanternas antai var 26,14s
(23,075 Mimi; 1897 Wis.,; 1,1l2 $.
OAK; 154 i N. Dakota) och hela medlems
antalet utgjOrde 47,09S sjalar. 2,719 barn
d6pta och 1,1S0 konfrmerade. D0da 2S5
aldre och 287 barn. l s0ndagsskolorna
hade sSl larare undervisat S,l3s barn.
F6rsamlingsskolor hade h8llits 1,0l6 vec-
kor af 104 larare och 1901 barn.
SSE6rsam liliparnas 1tpiftar oro.Es 4 ~
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-03-26
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
cUsTAvUs ADoLPhUs COLLEGE

Veckan efter Pask kommer en- sangar
fard att f6retagas uppat Chisago oct
Washington counties. Mandagen den I
april halles en- sang och musikfest Chi.
sago City, troll. pa aftonen XII. 8; tisdagen
den Chisago Lake, kl. e. m; onsda-
gen den 9, troll. pa aftonen XII. 8 Taylors
Falls; torsdagen den 10 / Marine landsf6r-
samling; fredagen den IL pa aftonen |
Marine Mills SAINT l6rdagen den 10 pa af-
tonen saltwater. Sangfesterna komma
att hallas kyrkorna pa ALA stallena utom
Marine Mills. lntradesafgiften blir 25
cts, Is cts for barn under tolf ar. En-
mansk5r bestaende af alta personer har
under prof. Lagerstr6ms ledning 0fvat sig
for delta andamal fera manaders It'd.
Sallskapet kommer att besta af ofvan
nam da alta sangare och musiklararne La
gerstrom och Carlson SAINT prof. Wahl-
strom. De medf6ra slit eget piano. Styc
kena som k0mma att f0redragas bli af god
beskaffenhet. vi meddela har nedan pro-
grammet. En- del extra hummer komma
nog att dessutem gifvas, ON man tycker
att programmed ar for kort.
Program.
/.
/. Piano solo: Sonat Op. 81, MO g.. !.
................B Beethoven
>. Qvartett: a. For God SO loved the
world .....McG Granahdn
b) Himlarne f6rtalja Guds
ara beethoven
). Solo. Aria ur Skapelsen. Haudn
4. Qvartett. a. Varvindar friska. yTahnke
b) Sk6na Maj. Cronhamn
III.
S. Piano Solo. Urval. M. e. Carlson
9. Qvartett. a. Br0llopssang.
b) Diver fjallarne gra. -. Uddem
Z. Solo. Den skeppsbrutne. Lindblad
8. Qvartett. Framat. .........
.. Piano Sole. Brudefoljet drager forbi.
................ GTieg
10. Qvartett. Soldiers Chorus. Gife
IL. Qvartett. Warriors Joy -. Kycken
ID. Solo. Kung heimer och Asl6g
............... -. S6derman
Is. Qvartett. a) Jag fr0jdar mig Herra-
HUH CtOtpc
b) lions sang. -. Pdceus
Hoppas nu att vara vanner dessa trak-
ter mangrant kemma till vara sangfester.
Inkomsterna for dessa konserter skola af-
betala den pa piporgeln hvilande skulden.
Sangarne och lararne "a sina resor betalda,
det ar ALT. Sa smart piporgeln ar betald
6fverlemnas den at skolan, tilldess star
den sasom fakultetens tillh6righet, af Diet
skal att densa ikladt sig ansvaret for or
gelns betalande
Hvad arten af programmed angar sa
kanna vi f6rsakra, att det ar af allvarlig
art. En- del stycken aro af s. k. klassisk
natur.
M8ndagen den II mars 6fverraskade de
qvinliga studerande s. Hall mrs. Wahl-
strom med en- sardeles vacker duk for EFT
toalettbord. De snalla flickornal
Tisdagsaftonen 6fverraskade f5rsamlin-
gen St. Peter sin pastorsfamilj med ea
omgang m5bler SAINT penningar till EFT
sammanlagdt yarde at omkring $120 Past.
Ohslund och Hedenstr6m rakade nastan
sf6rmodadt komma tillstades och upp-
muntrade fiirsamlingen och pastorsfamil-
len hvad de kunde.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-11

A man from the country called at the
Portland gas works one day last week and
exhibited considerable surprise at what be
saw When he came to the big gas holder
be thought that must hold considerable ard
.aid Say, what do you do with 60 much 2
Ship II or sell il all here?" He was told
that they were able to use it all in Portland
80 far. and when he left glesm of newly
acquired knowledge shown In his eyes.
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Managing the Silo.

John Gould built silo in his barn al
Aurora Station, Ohio, for SO, including
wages for himself to the amount of s6.35.
He then painted the inside with mix
ture of eight gallons of gas tar and four
gallons of gasoline, which cost him 65
cents. This completely preserves the
lining and does not impart odor or flavor
to the silage. He simply used common
sense in getting the sides Of hts siio
strong enough and the whole tight
enough This probably would require
some variation in every barn where a
silo may be built
As rule in putting in silage, a man
NAV consult his own convenience and
take his own time but the fact that the
mass should heat to 100 degrees or over
should not be forgotten. It may rise
to $50 degrees without damage, but prob
ably medium degree OF hest. say 1870
or l35, should he obser ed, for there
can be no question that the temperature
has good deal to do with the quality
Of the siiage. In cutting corn or other
crop into the siio, it is better to have
two stlos or two compartments, so that
one may be cut into continuously or
not. as the temperature is
found to reach the required
degree. If after days cutting the heat
is found high enough the next morning.
il il safe 10 90 right on filling the silo !:
but il the heat has not risen enough. it
would be better to let the mass lie over
a day while the other compartment or
silo is being filled III the corn is pretty
well advanced toward ripeniug. 1t will
fetmeut more slowly and the heat be
longer in rising. because Of less moisture
than in greener or less mature corn, but
the more mature corn will make the bet
ter silage We do not think that enough
attention has yet been paid to the tenn
perature while filing the silo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-11

We are in the drift, and who can tell
where discovery ard invs ntion will land the
world. even before the next century? One
thing no sooner runs out than something
else sppears to take IFS place. Some peo-
pie are worrying themselves nearly insane
over the disappearance of our forests ard
the prospect of future lack Of lumber
Let them possess their souls in patience ::
the lumber supply vi last as long az we
shall mead il; and As for rainfall, so long
a. the meteorological ehEugss Of heat
and cold continue, water will rise and
fall, snd We shall have rain. Paper is the
bow of hope tina. spans the future. II
already serves in the place of steel and
iron for car wheels. AtIsnta, Ga, has
store bnilt entirely of paper,
which is cool in summer and warm in win.
ter. and is nearly fire-pfoof Breslse has
fire proof chimney made of paper, and
stoves, pots, kettles, etc, are made of it
and stand fre better than iron. All kinds
of wood can be initiated by pspsr. and the
imitation possesses ell the good and none
Of the bad qualities of VOID. An organ
containing / 400 pipes has beer made of it
by an Italian, highly ornsmen,ed piano
cases are constructed of it, and the ceiling
Of the assembly chamber in Albany, N. Y
is made Of it in perfect imitation of marble,
Sweden is making paper for manufsctur
ing purposes out CT moss end the Ameri-
can Cosson-Ssed Oil Trust is making paper
of various taicxnesses ard forms ont of
cotton hulls, ard proposes erecting mills
for this purpose all ever the eotton-zrosing
rsgso1. The future will provide for itself
oil the necessary supplies ;hst may be e1
hsussed in the present in the natural course
Of events
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Abandonment Of ros-wsishss.

People have become 80 accustomed to
seeing toe-wights on Totters that they no
longer attract the attention Of even the
verie,t tyro, but there was day when they
were rarity. The tce.weight vas pre-
eeded by . leather pocket, which was
weighted with shot and fxed on horses
foot ss beat it might be. One of the FIRST
horses to wear . eoutrivance Of this kind
was Sensation that was. in his pAlmy days,
trained BY Dan Mace. OF course there
was danger of the cargo shifting. so to
speak, with the old-fsshioned weight boot.
and so after Sensation had gone beat or
two and was getting little tired Mace
would take of the weigh:-bsg, but in order
to fool the horse into the belief that it was
still there he would put in its place strap,
and by buckling the same tightly would make
Sensation think everything was all right. Al
tie present time the use of the toe-weight
has been wholly a. tndoned by some of the
mos, prominent drivers. Charles Marvin,
who has brough: the Elect ,ueers to the
from, 80 marveIlously, leading the way in
this respect. Marvin claim, tina. everything
'ha, can be accomplished by toe weigh.
can also be done BY proper adjustment of
the weigh. and position of the horse &. shoes
Marvin is also opposed to break eAs1E, CIV
ing all the colts at Pslo Alto their first les
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-11

The regular quarterly meeting OF Ken
sebec Cosnfy Pomona Grange Was held
with Monmouth Grange, on Wednesday.
July u. The day was all that could be
siesired, and the meeting was fully at
tended considering the busy season 81
the year at which il was held The fore
noon session Was devoted TO routine
work, the comforting OF the fifth degree,
aud suggestions for good of the order by
the worthy State Lecturer. Ia the after
noon general discussion was participant
ed in by Hon. T. A. Gilbert, State Lecturer
Twisehell, Bro Steward Of Androscag
gin County. II. o. Pierce of Monmouth,
". r. Atherton, Hailoweli, j. K. Nelson
and W. II Keith, Winthrop. and Henry
). Smith, o. W. Andrews, Samuel smith
and others Of Monmouth Very fine in
strunienrai and vocal music was fur
nished throughout the day by Bro. Ii.
:. Blue. Sisters Carrie Blue and Ed
wards, and the Grange choir. The next
meeting will be held with Albion Grange
In August, but the date has not yet been
decided upon
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LOST
FOUND

r OsT-A ladies' oaps. on the road between
II Iogus and Augusta. Please return 10 Major
j. ID, Anderson. 1osus, NJ. jlySdif
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UNDER WHICH BANNER?


Il, the Republican Party, not
only recognizes the evils OF in
temperance and sympathies with
Ill honest and well directed ef-
forts 70 eradicate them. but it
unysssrvsdly rsnsws its adhe-
sisn 10 the principle Of the pro-
hibition Of the liquor traffic, and
insists upon the thorough and
effective enforcement Of the pro
hibitery law. 1t demands Of
Congress the enactment Of such
lsgislation ~ shall enable each
State to exercise full control
within it, borders over the traf-
Ac in al liquors whether i'm
ported therein in the original
packages or otherwise.
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Prof. 81. g Croft Of the xew York
Experiment station contributes to the
Sew ferh fribune. an article warning
people again = the careless use Of poisons-
~ increasfnz use OF The deadly Paris
grsen has gas people accustomed 20 iss
presence, tusisisa deadly polson jas, the
ssme aud the greatest care shscid be
exerrised In IL use. Leaving II ardnnd
ghs prsnises 10 places where Is is liable
70 be handled by ehiidfen or careless
~orkmen should also BE- stadioasIy
ayoidea- Prof f.soffsays be once fpnnd
a loose package Of Paris green on bar
ROW stone ledge above eis,ern FROM
which 80 head 81 stock were watered.
Ga the game farm the owner poisoned
acme egg with stryehnine; these bis
son gathered aud placed with the ''brok
Ell eggs" They were used, and came
near killing the whole family. Rough
IN Rats Is plain arsenie colored with
and yet II Ia sold and hand
led almost as freely a. any harmless
drug. II have" says Prof. Croft heard
II number Of cases Of fatal poisoning
from its Intentional or accidental use.
II these dangerous substances. Gener-
ally they are only In safe place when
under lock and key. Poisoning may be
feared whenever after eating or drinking
one is taken suddenly and violently Ill
The following suggestions Of treat
ment where accidental poisoning is su.-
peeted are given THE one thing to do
when poisoning Is suspected is to empty
the stomach Immediately, and this, gen
orally, any one can readily do. Stir into
a cup Of water tablespoonful Of ground
or the same quantity Of pull
verified alum or common salt. Or the
throat may be tickled with finger or a
feather until vomiting IA induced. Or
rink lukewarm water; If this be little
iirty, 40 much the better After vomit
ing has begun, keep it up by copious
iraughts of warm water which will rinse
put the stomach. II, as 4oon as the poi
'on Il taken the patient be made to
sOmit, little anxiety need De (. II as to
he re suit as the stomach will give up
Is contents Yet a physician should
always be called at once, for the posi-
bly, needed after-treatment, II the
patient become sleepy, keep him awake
lntil the doctor arrives
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DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.

Whereas. After six years of
constitutional prohibition and
40 years Of statutory prohibi-
ton in this State, in the hands
Of its friends, supported BY the
full Legislature, Judicial and ex-
scutive power Of the State,
many Democrats and Republic
cans think it has been such a
failure a. calls for its resubmis-
sion to the people ; therefore
Resolved, That we favor the
election Of q Governor and Leg
islature who will resubmit the
prohibitory amendment Of the
CONSTITUTION to the people Of the
State.
Resolved, That il the people
declare against prohibition we
favor . high license
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meant 10 ct everything. but In the ex-
element Of the OCCASION and the husser
Of nedifasipz how Il should slide on the
roaf Of ifs former lofty posirioI, and
came down to rooss upon the high
iiesnse plank IT IA not AZ all fobe wondered
at tina: sons few minor details should
have ezesped les attention. A. every
o.ser Democratic paper in the State hss
Published the platform IN full, however,
the Age should net endeayor to suppress
il any longer. We do noe blame our
neIghhcf for feeling ashamed Of Il. bat
liz readers viii want TO know the facts
In the case.
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FOR covesno,.
COUNT uolsIuA7IoHa.

~ 9ssSsevs-A. n Spess, Gssasss1
". r. Hainss. Wssssyfils.
SA<ytf--0. r Sseysrs. Augusta
kegtsssy ef Deeds-Geo. n Smith.
WIsshrsD.
County Aftsvusy-L. 7. Cssssson. Win
drop.
Covssy TysSssy~--J. u. Blanchard.
CheIsss.
cssssy co~misssSnsv-J. 8. Hamilton,
8aiinvslt.
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The united ages of r NJ Fulton and
family o, Mars Hill make $50 years. The
proofs Of the healthful-e.s Of the Aroos-
took climate are to be found on slmost
every hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-11

This is certainly time when the friends
Of temperance should be actively engaged
In the work Of furthering the cause. The
issue Is drawn between the two great part
les on The question of prohibition. Ever,
person must be upon the one side or the
other, either for temperance or against 1t
Every vote that Is thrown against the Re-
publican party this fall will be thrown for
high license. The so called
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Subscriptions to The DAILY AND WEkKLv
JOURNAL may b. made Through the Purchas-
las Department Of tho American Express Co.
a any place where that Company has an
ssspcy. Agents viii give money order re-
esips tor your subscription, and will forward US
The uoaey order. attached 70 an order 10 send
ne paper for any sisted time, free Of any
sAarIs, sacspt the usual fec for issuing the
ortss. This IL the safess and best way to place
ear suhscriptisns
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Wood and Coal.

Seslea proposals. will be received By Tho. Con-
missioner. OF k.RBebse County. nn;i A asust IT,
l..9 at u for fgrnisria< wood and coal for the
tosntg buidinEs in AsgIasts. The coal 20 be- tn.
an bins at the Court Hos.e and JAN, Contractors
% specify hind and quality Good merchaoiaD.
hard voed, seasoned under cever, will be required
J he right feserTed 10 reject any or all bids
Augusta, July J, is1o. iglys43y
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The New Age calls In question the
corr, ctne>s IT the report Of the license
.o1ventiou ~ pablL.hed in the Eastern
Argus. There Il evidentiy = clash OF
opinion between these two Democratic
aushosals, but a. the Argus had a
special ssan reporter present to report
The conyention and Is It's veteran man
axsAe ~ (, Col John y Adams. aas
spses1prupen tte nOerof the convention
Is astngAse the journal Is forced to say
,hst III weight q authori,yis with the
:'0kSA1t pspes. The Age probably
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EpiIeptic Fits Cured,

ny r~aaeay has been successfully rsed OVER
twenty years, the first patient being permanently
es->d u has often cured when all else has
'sed; may Il not cure yo0s 1t 10 pat o. IN iiqztd
asd powder sorra, ut By express at your .x-
pense. or mailed postpaid The powder " easiIy
prepared. anc ~ use often sayes heavy expsese
enasgss. Medicine for one month, o2oG: two
raoafha. es-so. L. P.EvAs.. DYakEis.. Dover, Ne.
zpridkwfy
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The Bangor Commercial and Belfast
Age are shout the only Democratic
papers in the State that appear to enthuse
much over the high license position OF
their party. The others appear disposed
to give the second convention and high
license candidate the cold shoulder.
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A Great Offer.
The Daiiy Ken'sebec Jour
nal for the Campaign
Fer Only Sl.25.

IN From now until after the September
election or to September 18th, the Daily
kennebec Journal will be- sent postpaid
to new subscribers ouly for el.25.
Everyone should secure the advantages
Of this great offer. Address,
BuRLEIGH & FLYNT,
AUGUSTA, ME-.
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A momeutous question Can those
Democratic papers that are repudisting
the recent "rump" convention of their
party aud declaring their allegiance to
the first convention, support the high
license candidate Of the 'rump' conven
tiong The Indications appear to be in-
creasing that they cannot and will not
attempt to compass any such gliring in-
constituency.
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The Belfast Age declares exultantlv
tlIat Thompson and Waldo carried of
the s'honors" at the late Democratic Con
vcntion. We will wager that they didn't
find them very heavy load.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-11

It looks now as II the support given
to Candidate Thompson would nearly
all come from Pcnohscot and Waldo
counties. As yet no enthusiasm over
his candidacy has been discovered Ia
any other part of the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-11
CITY OF AUGUSTA.

The Mayors ofHee hoars for Public Business
10 70 y A. NJ 70 I. ~. except Saturday. and;
the stb, eth and 9TH Of each month. xhsn nv
ofsce viii be closed 70 tiss public
. SAMUEL W. LANE. Mayor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-07-11
70 VACATION rovRlsrs.

Parties leaving the city on their ss..
mcr vacations. can have the DAILY
JOURNAL sent to their address Tor s,y
length Of time desired, at Is cent? ~
week. Address II paper changed VIII,
wished.