Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-11

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full Of choice stories. sketches, poems, and
useful articles. It's Departments embrace
general literature, the house rife. young
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wiEsi3w gsrieniag art n,sss. and each 10
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Forum The writer's are DR.. Lyman Abbott,
Mrs. Elizabeth Stuart Phelps Ward, Prof
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Have We T~o Brains or One. Industrial
Democracy, National Control Of Elections,
The Dscoliete 10 Ns'lsrn Life and Prophets
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| There are twelve illustrated articles In
| the Cosmopolitan. and the Ham5er 10 at
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| The iesaing stosy Is HOLSTERS Wife by
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| Public Baths for the Poor, Oh Guilds of
flanders, The Worlds First Great Ship
| Railway, Hypnotism The Weird Art, My
First Wairas Hunt and Historic fllustra-
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Two charming oat-of-dosr sketches grace
| the pages Of the Atlantic Monthly. They
are June in Frae93nl4 by Bradford Torrey /;
and The Kinzbird's Nest, by Olive Thorne
Miller A poem by Oliver Wendell II dimes.
The Bro9mstiek Train; and another BY
John g. Whittier. the Hsyerhili celebration
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St Nicholas has a brilliant array of artis-
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number. It opens with a short story BY
W. J. Henderson, "A Lesson of the Sea-"
following which are chapters of Mrs. jam
sons story, Lady Jane. W o. Stoddards
"Crowded Dat o'Croheid, and Mr.. Glsye's
Six Years in Central Africa, each finely
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more Of palmer COR. ..Rraxnie'' adven.
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Par. ten Of Autobiography of Jo.enl III.
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