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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-03-19

The ofynpsa would like 10 know II there IL
anything In this state that Seattle does not want
because Judge Hanford said no thought II
selfish OF Olympia to deairs the federal coart
held there Is not the honor Of being capital of
the state more than an equivalent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26
HITORM ISSIT.

ITORMISSIT is word used TO designate the principles upon
which many of the manufacturers of cheap fertilizers base Their
productions Knowing little nothing OF the science of combining
needed elements produce the best results they purchase
cheapest price the crue materials and upon the HIT OR INSIST
principle compound Htornissit Fertilizer which, let tell
it. will when used ledge Tho swi
farmer however, demands something besides analyses and Prize
Offers looks the maker of the fertilizer which
be . failure He asks for character reputation experience
faces knowing that all these things to produce
fertilizers Of few dollars ton doesn't disturb
him. for realizes that to buy the best always the cheapest and
for the Htoriss Fertilizers On the other
patronzes the BRADLEY FERTILIZER Co. who for thirty
ample capital unequaled facilities and unmpeachabo character have
been producing Standard Fertilizers" which conceded
everyone be uneued for producing the best results Not being
he hasno for Htort Fertilizers but relies upon
those metesed trial proved productions the "Sandar Fertilizers
whose sale their merits alone exceeds those of other
in the world not tornisst will at
send postal card to the Bradley Fertilizer Co. Boston, for their
manac fertilizers this world las
Mention this paper when you write
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Possibilities OF Q Gar den

The possibilities of the amount of health
enjoyment and knowledge to BE- ob.ainet
from . email garden or few trees, TO ore
who 10 In love with the bsAutie. If nature
has never hsen teLi 10 a more interesting
manner than by Mrs. N W Mead in . late
number If the Rural New Yorker. This
writer gives pleasing account or the garden
Of Mr.. Z. II. clark Of Nevburgh, NY,
gen,leusn who has retired from active
tu,iuess, bu, xho has q srest love for
horticulture ard gardening. During the
past forty years be has made remarkable
collection Of fruit. and has spent great
deal Of tine in budding and grating the
work bsins largely done upon one pear tree
and Que Ape tree. The pear tree was plant
ed out in 1910. and Vas then three year,
old. Mr.. Clark commenced grating and
budding upon this stock soon after planting,
and has co1tinusd ever since at intervals.
He has Eov 22l varieties on this one tree.
. large proportion Of which have grown
fruit and are now bearins; they rage in
period Of ripening from the earliest to the
latest; mary of the gratis bear annual crops,
but there are also many that. like apples,
bear osly eiennially. A Large psororsion
Of these gratis were sent 70 Mr.. Chsrtes
Dovai"g for trial, and each variety hes
been carefully labeled Almost all the
specimens have been tese-d By Mr. Down
ing and eshers. AMI - fas - knosn re
true to name and character - given By
foreign tree-srovsrs and bose sunerymep.
The mp has IN Dany instances risen through
Aalf dosss kids II pear weed befor,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26
General Orders from Department Com


General Orders from Department Com
msndsr
Following is the general order for thu
observance of Memorial Day from Major
Anderson, Department Commander Of the
Mai re g. A. r.:
GENERAL ORDERS No. 8.
l. In obedience to General Orders No
Is National Headquarters. Grand A my Of
the Republic. April "a, 1880, and in accord
ance with the impulse Of every patriotic
heart, Friday, May 80 will be observed 81
Memorial Day.
Every comrsde in this department 10 en-.
,ined to exert hs fullest influence, BY
precep aud example, to make this day ID
deed and in truth what it purports to be
and, with this end in view, to discourage
and discountenance every effort to desc.
crate the day, and everything that shall
tend to distract the thoughts and mind Of
American people from its proper observ.
apee, and while We approach the day
and participate in its services. standing
by the graves of our fallen comrades, re.
cxilirs their sacrifices, their suffering.
their death. "Gone from glory To glory
from suife 10 Gods" while We listen TO the
solt mn difse or to patriotic utterances. lei
Us remember. comrades. that tie sweete.t,
subiimest offering that we can make, is the
tribute Of reverent and graceful hesrts
ii. So Tar a. practicable Posts in this
department will attend divine worship on
Sunday before Memorial Day. Let u,
come to the house of God on thi. occasion
with humility. yet With Thanksgiving -hu-
mility that becsnse Of our sins he .conrIei
the nation; Win thanksgiving ard praise
that in the midst Of Justice be remem oered
mercy, and that We have been spared To
these days when Peace dvelis within our
gates and prosperity within our palaces 50
By command OF
JOIN d. ANDERSON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26
STATE house NATTER.

Mr. Charles Caldwell Of the State Treas
urers office 10 in Weld for . few days rest
and recreation.
Gov. Burleigh, Saturday. nominated to the
Presil mt the following persons a. commits
sioners and alternstes in the Worlds Co
lumbar commission Republicans. Stephen
o. Brown of Dover; alternate, Augustus
4 Bixby Of Skowhegan. Democrats. Will
liam G. Davis Of Portland; alternate.
Clark 8. Edwards Of Bethel
Hon. A. K Bixby Of Skowhegan was at
the Capitol Saturday. He has lately re-
turned from an extended Southern trip,
berg gone three months. During this time
he visited the territory that is being 90 much
doomed. He still has decided preference
for New England cookery and the pure
water of New England springs.
A certificate Of the following corpora
ton was fled at the Secretary Of States
office SATURDAY Name Of corporation, the
C. Tacot Manufacturing Company. Prin'
cipal office. Portland; Capital stock, $780,
600; Paid in $500; Par value of shares,
500. President, VIM. J. Kelley; Treas
urer, Z. J. Boyle. Business to be prosecut-
ed. making and selling articles Of prepared
food.
On first entering the new addition TO the
State House = stranger might infer that
little was being done. Such, however, 10
not the case. Operations now consist Of
getting ready for the plasterers and closing
up the plumbing which is now all done with
the exception of some little work that will
necessarily be done after the piastering il
completed. The mixing Of mortar has be-
gun and the area Of two large rooms will be
'aken up sith mortar beds. Some idea Of
the amount required can be learned when
it 10 known that one Of the rooms. the
floors Of which are to be covered with the
mortar 10 "a feet square and the other
24x30. Mr.. Joseph Howard Of this city
is to do the plastering and will begin in
about week and 1t will probably be two
months before he completes his j)b.
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Aailroabs 4, steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains In fGrr, April
9Th, 1880.
nntn further notice TAIN. leave Augusta al

lintn further notice trains leave Augusta al
follows;
GoING WEsT-81O VI for Lewiston
Rockland. Portland, boston AMI Montreal, 40
\. VI for ltallOwcll aud Gardner, lu.ul 4. u. ior
Lewiston, Pennington, vuctlpnd Portland aud
Boston. 2.0or. VI. tor iiHuWcll nnd hnfdin.f A0i
l.. NJ. for Brunswick Bath, i.pcklhni Portland
and Boston 3il, tcNprv--I Portland a1d Boston,
40 4 ". for iiallowcll lud Gtiurt
HOP 4. NJ: (night Pullman fnf l., vision, Bath
Portland and Roston
GIiNG EAST-2,is A. VI tnigl,t txpio.sJ tot
Ss"whegau, Bangor, i,nr liarbor. ~ stepten
ST. John and ArOostonk comfy, pOs A N. .w
Waterville. Sk1wh, gao. Bangor, q 4 T.. X H.
Nanctboro. l2.is T., NJ. Mhunile, Oakland Mon
IN nth aud Winthrop, St5 T.. VI Tor Wntervils
stowh.gan, tirlfast, 10 stet, puv,r 4 tuxcfoh
bangor. 81 stephen, -, John AMI Aroo-toos
County. and on saturday. Opil al 7'Df ". iof
Natefvilie; Sunday paper train Ion waeryil,
and Bangor atp Il A. VI.
The Night Pullman Trains run each way ever
night. sundays included, but not tn Skuwhesin
On Monday mornings, or To tlrfns, aud brxtsf,
run to and from Har iarbof on anil after NAV
18th
ACCONN TW.,y icnycs GM
diner for Augusta At 7l5 A. NJ, is0 anu ~
I. NJ, Haiiowell nj ~ A, VI. lb aai SO.
T.. Nj
Through tickets To California AMI All points
south and West may De had Of b. II walker.
ticket agent, Augusta, ~" pnit attic, selling via
AL routes and checking all hagg, 30 free II -
prnsr.
fAYsoN TUCKER. Vice pr,- A ,Hng Mariger,
T.. 80 tiiNN, Gru'l pn-- ART '1csrt Agt
Portland. April ist. irlO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26
FARM NOTES

Scientific feeding is SIMPLY providing
whs, the creature needs in proper quantity
and variety. II is not humbug not theory
but sound common sense, and sppliss to all
dome site animals.
The cheese factory OF MI Albert iIains :
at Maple Grove viii cnmmerce operations
the frs, MouGss in June John pevn..
ar experienced workman. will have chs :
Of the cbees Sc making.
The reuobscot Farmers Club will hold a
session in Nortn Newport Wedne.d.' June
ilth. 10 which all the grsngers rmers
in western Penrbscot have beer invited
Il is expected that large crowds will be
present.
The work Of caring for COW is inst
al ,ut the same whether the osner feeds
her we'll or poorly. But "a cows are Kept
for profit. never for ornsm. Mt or beasts of
hurden--it is about the most stupid OF al
policies to feed Gov So little that she does
not do her best.
As all insects are not enemies TO fruit
il is hgst to know what ore is doing be-
fore he destroys Insects. hit or miss Some
insects are excellent friends of the fruit
grover. an a this fact alone illustrates the
Importance of oGr sduexti9n TO the cult
walton of the soil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

reaching IL osaefnsss tsiss, and in in
deseens froa he lesves upon the di3ereni
grafts Is has given 70 each fruis she distinc-
tive charaesef belong ing to is
Mr.. Clark bss bat one apple Tree. and
although mach larger than the pear, * 10 10
o. II yeass .oungef. This Tree 10 = seed
ling from the roadside. Although scores
Of grafss have died o. have been cut oai
because Of anfruitfulness. there are nov
on tse Tree more than 30 varieties M.
Clark inserts balls or grafts - occasion
oRe,s, o1e apon another, to the end OF the
chapter on the branch, the main object be-
ing u observe the growth and test the fruit
On this uee may be seen. at the same time,
all the shades Of color known to tine apple
and varieties rips 4; I in all sessons-fron
the Early Harvest to the Newton Pirpir
and Roabury Rasses. This shove. also
ttas the leaves and wood Of the graft Ar
true 10 furnishing color ~ we'll - othei
characteristics. 1t may be set down as I
fact. thu: the risins sap in trees is cha-ac
serIess and remains % until it is changed
through the action Of the leaves NA'urs
will be true to herself. though ali nursery
men And others may astemps to prove be-
false.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

classify 1865
Making an average number Of cases treated
successfully per week the past year of 1873
This record, which is open to the inspec
ton Of all interested, speaks for itself
The year last pas; has been the most sue
cesaful Of the 10 years of our experience
but 1897 bids fair to outrapk all its pred
ecessors. We court investig cation, and are
satisfied to have our claims stand or fal
on their own merits
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

A moments thought viii
ielicate plant roots must
pared that theycanrea Oily
have the same effect Is
digest . large amount of
kind Of plant food is
thing to be sought for.
who has the right kind Of
Fertilizer Co. for thirty
cal study to attain just
their Standard Fertilizers
that they are the most
In prot1uce On this thew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

Speaking of the new steamer the Water
vile Mail says
A meeting Of the stockholders of the
Ws,erville Merchants Steamboat Co., was
held "Wednesday evening. Final assess
ment on the stock will be due June |. A
committee was elected TO build wharf
aud depot Arrangements have been
made with the Boston and kence aec
STEAMBOAT Co. to ticket passengers and
freight through both ways between this
city and Boston. The boat ia completed
exc ept the setting up OF her machinery
which. not arriving so soon As was expect
ed, has occasion.d the delay. The boat
will undoubtedly be here by the 10Th OF
June.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

The sermon delivered yesterday morning
at the Universaiist church on the subject
The Debt we Owe the Soldier" WAS .
striking address. MIR. Houghton spoke to
some length Of what the soldiers had done
for US and our country. and what we might
10 to partially repay the debt. citing IS one
me lbod the strict and solemn observance
of Memorial Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

INTELLIGENT farmers Everywhere have become convinced b
quality rather than qSaay to produce the best
suits using fertilizers is easy to combine cheap in M
Quantities in producing fertilizers and the chemists analysis ia ts
lore often misean showing large percentages nitrogen pb
oae &c but without presenting any facts selection ~
,rerrston Of the materials from which these elements are rs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

We solicit the patronage Of gentlemen who de
sire the best results Of the taor's ART, as-eripg
them that with our long experience. can civ
entire sAtisfacf;on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

the unequaled sale Of their fertilizers convincing their
efforts appreciated In selecting fertilizer therefore intelligent
farmer will not be deceived by the cunnny devised advertisements
those manufacturers whose reputation uneabh but purchase
Bradeys Fertilizers, which have stood the test Of CON
ceded to be the standard Of excellence by both dealers and farmers
postal card BRADLEY FKrIKR Boston
they viii mai you their Almanac for 1890
Sw
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convince anyone that Tia
have their food so pre-.
digest it, or else i, will
when a man endeavors to
indises'ible food. Ths
therefore the essential
The question then arises
plant foodi The Bradley
years have made a practi.
this end, and they offer
to tho farmer, knowing
perfect plant foodpossible
stake their renutai;o, 49,,
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The story Of wr~eh 10 always sad. b. how frv
are the disASters At So eoopsrrd With the VAST
pamber Of WSseks % human salsA aoo
laSs BY disease How Dany taossaAds Of bright
and happy lives have thss psrished, wrecks u
hsps, wsss ~ N health, wsseks IN Mo.
Ho~ ssssv Aomes Asss terone dssoisss b. the lose
Of their dsugezs R~aAers By sen< fafai dtssds<-
Hov mach unnecessary ssasrin4 and how many
pe~nssure deaths arr thss due to ssytect-so ~
aste~fios 10 fAe esriy sv.pto~s.
In the spsias yos Invariably becoDe cesk, fsr-
ed, NERVOUS exAsssfea and rss dorm In both ~
ross and pAysical sresgA- Yosr Mood becooes
impure, your sppssfs faiis. you have isdigessioH.
tlsoss.~ss. eosssipsssos or kida<y trouble. -
ysu net know that yes have vss apso
the sseks sSaassass, and are. like the wrecked
ship, ssreiy snd ssssday askisgf Yoa become
weaker and weaker, and complete prostrstion.
paralysis, insanity or death vii follow uaiess you
save Yourself in time. To do - USE that wonder
fa vital restorative that greatest Of spring resor-
atives. DR.. Greens's Nervs ., the greatest hrea.'
nerve and bsesA ressSrss ever discovered.
Its cleansing. purifying and st the zane time
| trengthe ming and iavisosatins effects are most
marvellous Yos have only to use 1T faithfully OAR
ing the strins mosths IN order to regain perfect
| health nd vtgof-
a 0ape Reef0seg.
| For the good Of the public would like to state
| the wonderful change that hiss come over me- sine
I CONNIE nced taking DIR. 6reene's Seivsrs-
| was eeaplesely broken down N health
| anA suffered ffsm sItrsae eXhaasefen
and essld net rest dsy OF night. hsa
rheumatism and neuralgia in my sides. an all
gone feeling In my stomach and terrible pAlpi's
ton, causing me to think hsd heart disease
haa - give up work. After consulting AM
treating with several eminent ply siciAns with n
benefit At last tried Dv. Greene's Nervura. Eros
tn. first bottle noticed very little change, but
am Il ankful that continued Its use. for ] A.
now well, have gained ~ pen nds II
weight and work every Asy. That trem
bling feeling and terrible throbbing and palpi'n
tios Of the heart have left me. ! csald ~
col INNS that would interest people afflicted =
| was, and viii be glad TO converse with any on
50 afflicted VIC. NILES,
| ~ Blue Hill Ave. Boston, Mass.
Dr. Greene, the famous specialist In the cure o
nervous and chronic diseases. Of "a Temple Place
Boston, Mass eau be consulted free Of charge
personally or by letter.
dmay26A2s &wit topenr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

A very slim audience greeted this com
pany Saturday evening. but the pay wa.
presented Is usual TIE company il q
good one. tie play of an attractive clssa
aud deserving Of good patronage. Should
the company appear here At some future
time it would probably draw we'll
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

The attention of the proper suthoritlei
should be called 70 matter Of which they
are no doubt ignorant We refer to the
use made Of our beautiful cemetery, espec
ALLY the rear part. as . loaf1ng place OIL
Sundays for numerous men and boys
Their actions q, times are scarcely in keep
ing with so sacred spot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

Dyspepsia has driven to An early and
even suicidal grave many . man rho. II he
bad tried the virtues Of Ayers SarsapariiIa,
would be alive to-day and Ia the enjoyment
Of health and competence. Sufferer be
warned in season. snd don't allow the
system 70 run down. msy16eodlv
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John N. Taylor Of the Globe who hal
been spending a shor. vacation 10 this city
r, turned to Boston Saturday. He 10 Z.
tart soon on trip through the country
with one of the league base ball teams
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrap snsas,
Rlvays be used for children reething. :,
soo;hes the child, softens the gums. slisy,
all pain, cures wind cole, and il /. the pes,
remedy for d,xrrh1a. Twenty-Five cents 3
bottle fehstsiN wsdFeiEwly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

A cubic foot of silage varies in weight
from IS 10 so pounds, according to degree
Of compsctness and the par cent of water,
good average Is 10 To +S pounds to the
4 lhi, fnoi
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The III shland Avenue Grammar School
Cadet. will give al entertainment al their
school house next "Wednesday evening to
secure funds to aid item IN paying for
th.lr uniforms.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

The grounds about the Baptist church
are looking very nicely indeed. Some q
the ladies' Of the church set out . quantity
of plants and shrubs Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

The Islander goes on duty the latte,
cart Of Juae. She will make few trip
from Augusta TO the Islands duriog tbs
early part Of the season and will then rus
from Gardner during the balance OF the
season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

For dyspepsa and liver complaint yos
have printed guarantee on every bottle Of
Shiloh's vitalizef. II never fails TO cure.
Fer sale q c. B. MuYphy's.
july13dawchvky
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Edward A. Berry. formerly of Gardiner
nov of Kansas, is being talked of as can
lidste for Congress from the fifth congres
.,onal district in that State. Gardiner boy
sre bound to be heard from wherever Trey
NAV locate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

Frencbman vas severely injured BY IN
ice pick being driven into his foot at Psgt
and Co.'S ice house, Saturday.
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WEDDING CARDS !

ne xsoashse SsaRnal JsA DeParanens
- spssoAsaly squippsa fsr doing all
hindu - wedding printing, annsaaee-
0sots, Invitations, ear1s, etc.. In The
ssassa sDA 0sse approved sayies. IL has
ASns An enormous a1oana 81 his class
~ wsrk aartag ~ Pase ysars NJ sr-
Aess es0ing no0 al psFss - the
sssss. Ne bsttsssWosh ln AAls lins was
ever Asos IN the oenss. WIN the esaina
year. NJ eAeiIItSss Isg eAAs klnA - wsrh
waan ~ seail fastAss fnersassa, aasng fts
tassss sAa.ss Asanga BEAUTIFUL hair lins
ssssp-type ~ wA1sA = = enabled -
s.ssass engraved wsfA - elessly aAss
sssy ~ saa asessa ahs AAf1sssnes.
rssDs rsass0shss. osoA - psssss aaa
00Dassto
oU8s.Es9B . FlYx4,
ssso ao001na- 0asDas
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VIM. Morrsll has commenced operations
Al bis Parmi igdais briekyari. The oat
look /. a big business for this summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

Al the reserved seat sale for the grand
concert TO be given in this city one ~eek
from next Thursday over three hnnd'et
seas were Sold on saturday. or one half OF
those in the Dpera House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26
Augusta Branch, Augusta
House.

The best 10 the cheapest. Breed to facts
and let your neishbor breed to theories, for
prejudice IL poor commodity with which
To 70 10 market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

Ask Geo. ,. Thompson Of Hal'3weli,
for English stsra.rs, 80 loses 81 %
mar7dtfrY
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A Nasal Injector free with each bottle Of
Shiloh. Cstarrh Remedy. Price so cent.
For nle at C. B. Murphy'..
iuiy2sj&wchwkv
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Mrs. W. q. iieseIton. Mrs. J. e. Atkins,
Mrs. J r. Bartlett are the dels gates thai
have been appointed TO attend the Stat
Convention of Uniyerssiis.s, held Al Ban
gOr. June "a 3.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

City Marshal MADDOX is driving = new
aud handsome dspfle grey horse, purchased
lakt week in Pitfston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

A handsome complexion il one Of the
greatest charms ~emsn can possess.
Poszoni's Complexion Powder gives it
nky26dlv
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The pet dog Of Capt. Arbar c. Berry
"a. poisoned sst Friday night, by unknown
p.rtl.s Meat saturated nth s,fYcnnlGe
jid the business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

The Epsorih League at The Aetiso iiss
ebureh are preparing for sn excursion up
tn. Coo oossse on July fh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-26

Mr.. Mamie johnson Hitch, the well
known singer Of Boston. and formerly OF
Gardiner, arrived in the city Saturday, in
company with her brother, Mr.. Bert John
son. They will be the guests OF friends
and re- latives