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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-30
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Corner Prince and Fairfax stree

Uofler rfIncc enu EalILaG ElTet6.
..resCriptions specially. English, French
German and Domestic Toilet Soaps; GenGins
Fsrna Cologne; Magnolia, Hodyoguis, Geranirm
and Florida Water Genuine Lubin's Extracts;
gponges, Hair Brushes and Combs beat Englisk
Tooth Brushes 8 full assortment OF Patent Medis
cines, Coxe's Gelat:nc, Corn Starch sea Moss Faa
rine Spices OF sill kinds, and select stock Of ali
articles sold by druggists ct prices rs low az ting
ssue quality cen be obtained elsewhere. dec
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-30

no YOU WANT CHEAP LIGHT and at the
~ same time an intensely bright and steady
enc? Then buy the ROCHESTER" LAMP.
Don't experiment with some other lamp simply
because it is Is or 25c less price thsn the 'Ro-
chester, but buy Lamp guaranteed IN ersry par
tictlar. and of which every user throughout this
CITY and the entire country will give recon-
mendation. Remember we are solo agents in this
nity. and we guarantee TO sell as low as the "Ro-
chester" can be bought.
ap12 b. j. MlLLEk q SUN.
OoMP TALCUM TOILET POWDER, for soft
{ } ening and preserving the skin, specially
adopted to the use of babies, it being pharma-
~ent;caI and entirely free from ell impurities.
For sale by fmyS1 WAKEFIELD s HALL.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-05

A FEARFUL BLIZZARD.
We CroWed Too Soon and
Cot the Worst Storm Mortal
Man Ever Saw.

We SION OG tOO 0OOii otAN
Cot the worst Storm Mortal
Man Ever Saw.
Last week We warned the people
not to crow tso soon. 1t must
have been that somebody did pre-
maturely chuckla over the rcomsn-
tary appearance of the sun last
Saturday, for on Sunday the storm
broke out again, with quadrupled
and multiplied violence. We
thought that the combined genius
Of all the spiteful fends in the
neither regions could never devise
anything more appallingly ferocious;
but we changed our mind on Thurs
aay, when a bitter blizzard swept
down the canyon, compared with
which all other blows were balmy
zephyrs, At times it made the
boldest man pale through the tinge
of blue produced by cold. The air
was filed with ice flying at a velo-
city OF more than one hundred
miles an hour, and nothing could
be seen that was two feet distant.
To compare it with an ordinary
Winter storm wsuld be like mistak-
ing the gentle caresses OF child for
premeditated murder. 1t was too
tough TO describe 1t makes US
smile tiredly to hear other papers
talk about difficulties encountered
in the mountains during the Winter.
Those complaining editors ought to
take a peep into this canyon. They
would quit whining and confess
that the Index Is published under
almost inconcelvable disadvantages
and in the face OF obstacles that
would parslize an ordinary man.
Talk about looking around for news
Why, we haven't been out of the
house for two months nor can we
get out Homer lndex.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-05
The editor Of the Nebraska Time

The editor of the Nebraska Times
deiSns 10 comment on terrestrial
affairs as follows: With fat COWS
selling al the enormous price Of y
to cents a pound gross and beef
steak only bringing l21. 10 Is cents
a pound our butchers can't afford to
advertise. But, thank God, liver
is still on the free list, and as long
as such is the case editors will live,
and the morals and intelligence Of
the community will be carefully
guarded. GIVE us this day our daily
liver, etc.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-05
MORNING APPEAL.
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 5

The death of Walker Blaine will
ABOUT break his great fathers heart.
The indomltable man has fought
every obstacle in his path, fought
IL face TO face and asked no favers.
But lie will have no strength to
meet this blow. His own hopes
and ambitions, says the Salt Lake
Tribune, had been in a great neas-
ure transferred TO tkis son VINO has
inst died, and il will at last seem to
his rugged soul, for a time at least,
that every prop has fallen away
from him. 1t will be with him as
it wss with Israel's King whom she
went up into his chamber with
great and exceeding bitter cry"
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-05
The SILVER QUESTION.
How the Cabinet is Thought
to Stand.

to Stand.
The Salt Lake Tribune says: We
are told that that the President and
most of his Cabinet approve the
bill which Mr.. Window has pre-
pared to settle the silver question.
.Eost of the Cabinet" is little
vague. OF course Mr.. Blaine was
not present. OF course the Attor-
new General approved the measure
II the President did. We do not
believe that Unkle Jim Rusk ap-
proved it; Proctor may have done
SO. for he is one OF the interest
gatherers. We do not care for the
Presidents approval, for lie gave
himself dead away when in his frst
annual message he confessed that
he had not had time to investigate
the question, the enc public ques-
ton that by far is of deepest inn
portance to the people of the United
States today. Ii Mr.. Window has
enbvdied the views in his report
into a bill, the men of the West will
spit upon it, and it may defeat silver
LEGISLATION for another year. But
IT is not fair to crlticise in advance.
We will all wait Tor the bill.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-02-05

C. G. Judd says that Lew East
man has offered his band OF cattle
for sale at So per head.-Eiko Free
Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

Mrs. z. c. Stevens Of Chelsea vs.. one Of
tie callers at the Capitol YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Harvey Totey Of HaIleweI visite.!
the State House Thursday and took his first
look At the nev sddifien.
The marble tiles for the upper floor ii
the addition are nearly all issa. The new
floor, when completed, viii grsa;iy hsightes
the already han isons appearances Of the
nev ROOFS
IL 10 undsr,toed that the Governor and
Council will be- asked at their aexs ses.i2u
70 grant psrson to John MoYan. the ssilor
from the Baltimore who vas sentsncea 70
Jail in Portland for arunkeneess ana Dis
orderly conduct. Hs 10 wanted again 10
the service and cannot b. Obtained before
bic sentence expires unless be gets . par
don.
One Of the ns~ '-IGissrsat Hanmoni-
typewriter, has iass been placed 10 the
Office Of Private Secretary Stevens. II 10
handsome pschise. hsyiax the universal
keyboard .niisf % the Remington, and
an Spua,or sceessogad 10 the latter can
ass ms rev machine - really. Seventy
ave Of 'hs ''BnIger5ai Hammond" machines
have Just b!ss pufehssea BY the TAXED
States Government asd plaesd In the de
psrmsuts at Washington.
The roster AMI statistical record ~ Com
pany D., iIth Maine Veterans pitls sketch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Cumberland County Agricultural So.
ciety.

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

During National Encampmcnt week this
Fifteenth Maine Regimenial Association is
10 De- royalty entertained at Lynn by thu
Maine Veteran Association at Lynn, We'd
nesdsy. Aug. 18Th, the members gather al
Lynn for their annual reunion and are 10
b. received by the Lynn veterans given a
formal reception, an excursion and BAN
qatt at Nshsnt, irp TO Point of Pines.
ETC., including speeches by Mayor Nex-
bal Of Lynn, and other distinguis hed
citizens, cx-solders, etc. All survivors OF
tue re giment, their wivcj and daughters,
are cordially invited, Maj. j. H. Whit
more, H. mn, Mass, chairman of execu-
live committee, will answer oil interroga-
tories addressed BIN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
ros.11 aore,s.

While practical ho.seme1 Of the present
day msy Be more Interested Ia living than
IN extinct horses. they msy, however, be
curious To know that Professor Carnses of
the United States geological survey has
examined the fossiI bones recensiy exam
ined in Platte Park, and pronounced them
70 belong to an extlnet species Of horse
The spefies il said 70 resemble the no<sern
species 50 closely that only expert anatorn-
ists can detect the difference between the
extinct and the existing Excavations near
Denver have uncovered the remains Of =
number Of these fossil horses, their frizble
condition and their discovery nader many
sest Of andi.tsrb.d soil preesat.ing any
possibility Of confusing them with the
remains Of the existing species. The bones
10 these czses have been taken from unsier
fourteen feet Of 'losss, - the dried sediment
Of vast fresh water lake that. az the time
these horses lived, covered nearly sIi the
plains for handFs,i. Of miles north and
south along the mountains. Z, Is no, IN
common :" hh'i t''s o"as" OF species OF
elephant In slsis formation, and fragment
o. ha@iaa 'shii found IN section near
AROMA perhaps in'iieases That nan lived
On t'ie cenFiaens at thif comparatively early
date, along sitb the horses. The problem
.of ths disappearance Of horses from
The American continent Ia extremely
interesting and q, the same time
apparently hopeless Of solution. IL
Is vel known that horses did not exist IN
America 81 the time Of its discovery by white
men, Thsy were brought here by Euro
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Marriso.

ASDHos, oGGfS.
In West Poland. July 70, John f. Emery OF Pc
land and Catherine kadford OF Bristol. Eng.
In Turner. jnly lG. Charles ;. Keen of Hebron
and Miss Lille 4. Ramstell Of Turner.
ARoosrooK.
In Iiedsdoa, Aug ?, Neal d :. Quiat, and Mis-
ElyirA Gcrow, both vt Hodrdon.
CUMBERLAND.
In Portland Asz T. Lewis 7, Everett of Newton
Mass, and Miss Addic Louise sawyer of Portland
At Old orchard, July 81, Hugh Coz Gland ans
Miss Hattie r. Thompson. both Of Portland
kENSEBEC.
In Gardner. July % Benjamin c. Whitney o.
salem, and Miss Carrie Met sgsland Of Farming
dale.
KNOX.
In Thomastuu. July -, Addison Oliver and Mis-
Mahaia Spear. both Of Warren,
OXFORD.
In South Paris. july III, VIM. o. frothinghan
and Jennie Leighton.
WALDO.
In Monroe. July 20, Wilson Dickey and Mr.
Priscilla " Burgess both of Swanyilie.
In Brooks. Juiy % Prank r sargent and Mis-
Iflliar ". IwsInhly. both of Monroe.
In Belfast. july 10, Csssias r D.ckey and mis-
Geo. H. koserSea.
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,imiIa, position At viekery'.
A.. ..-
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to Worcester, Mass, yesterday.
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9ifo.


CUMBERLAND.
In Portland, Aug. ., Gas;as Adalf, child OF Chas-
ar.I N,Iie Kurg aged mouths days, Aug. ),
ueury fowle. aged 10 wears
In kniehtxills Aug ), Julia Ann. dsughter of
.uSrrw j aud The late Sarah T. BRYANT, ased ~
years, moafas-
kSySEBEC-
In this Gig. Aug. 8. Mabel Annie smith. aged
months. -. .,
y,,.r< II months u days
PxSonscor.
In Ranger, Aas- 5. Frances V wife Of James
NJ Thom,sson. aged y years, II month, snd !. DAY :.
Aus. = Rsnpir e.. iafsnt sou OF Bsniamin J.
s,a Jrunie Bower, aged mouths and 10 days.
SAGApAHoc-
In Bath, July 81. Margaret b darghtef ., rank
A ard Nellie b. Robbins, aged year and 10 mos
YORK.
In Bssideford, Aug. !, Mrs. Lizzie hayes asea
In south Berwick, Jaiy %. Alice, dsushier OF
louis B. Harson, aged 10 years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

Mr.. s. s wilhsms Of This city called the
attention Of Journal reporter yesterday to
u caterpillar appearing in considerable
numbers upon Que Of his crab apple trees,
anil which was N icssct never before
noticed by him. II required but moments
examination TO Identify i; as the yellow
necked apple tree cate -piilr, fataRH a{a-
jsfra, described by Prof. Saunders Of Can
sls in his imp ,rtsat treatise on the
insects Injurious to FEuii.," where II is
figured and minu,ely described Although
sometimes very sbun laft and destructive
this insect is not usually very common /;
some years few cles'ers may be seen and
then several seasons may pass before they
are noticed again Il feeds upon The under
sides Of the lcavot, ard often causes much
injury to the fsihge. The Caterpillar is
yellow with black head, and dark yellow
or orange stripes slons the back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Tho Daily Journal at Union Depot.
Portland

People returning from visits TO points
west Of Portland will And the Daily Ken
nebee Journal on sale at the Chisholm
Brothers News Stand In the Union Depot
They will thus be able to while away the
rest of the journey from that point home
in reading all the home news. Dc
not fail to ask for the Journal there. All
The trains stop long enough to give abund.
ant time for securing IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

The pleasant effect and the perfect cafe
" With which ladies may use the liquid
fruit laxative. Syrup of Figs, under all
conditions make it their favorite remedy.
1t 10 pleasing to the eye ard to the TASTE,
gentle, yet effectualin acting on the kid
neys, liver and bowels. d&wlmo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
A CARD OF THANKS.

Mr. a Mrs. wm smith desire TO thank TIE
r., s,,r frien s aaa peigahors. who 40 ktnky sen.
s,wer, and OF hervise assisted ~ tae iansra u
their darling baby.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
CITY OF AUGUSTA.

The Mayors ofsee hours for Public Bssins as
10 to II A r.. TO Z. NJ. except saturdays ans
the -.h, -sh and szh Of each month, when M,
office wiz BE- closed 70 the public.
SAMUEL W. LANE, Mayer.
tuuezldtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

Considerable progress hiss been made
ufoa the boiler house being built by the
Cushpoc Fibre Company. The walls are
up about to the top Of the windows. the
three large boilers are in position, the up
take or smoke fuc is set, aud the chimney,
wh'ca is 10 feet . inches square at the
base and to be 30 feet high. has been car
ried up % feet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08
Kennebec Central R. R.


TIME TANIEt
On and after August Isl trains viii run as FOL
lows
Leave Randolph 700. ii,ao A. M, S.oo, t.s,.
l.. NJ. Arrive 1T National Home s.aa HISS
A. Nj, ~, 4 Is l., NJ.
Leave National Home p.iA A, NJ. leo, lsc,
5 IS I NJ. Arrive q, Randolph p.io A. NJ, i.se
AAS, S.toP. NJ.
10 accommodate people wishing TO attend the
hand concerts nj the National Home, SUNDAY
afternoons. trains will leave Randolph At 90 AM,
a.i5 T.. NJ, each sunday auth further notice.
Leave National Home nj 2 ~ aud S.is l., NJ
D. A. LAW rUN, Superinte ndrnt.
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Ayers Pills

prove e1ecNTs-
. In the summer Of fsas was sent 10 ,sse
Annapolis hospsial. saEsrfag VITA ehreaae
dsarrisea- While there. I became 40 re.
dscsd Ia strength that could not speak and
was compelled 20 write everything wanted
20 say. was then having some s OF a
stools per day. The doctors areerea a rledl.
cine that | was satisfied would be q M
benefit To me- ! did BOT take it. but per.
ssasstsd my nurse 10 get me- rome Of Dr.
Ayers Pills. About two ofclnek in the after.
noon took SIX Of tfsese pills, and BY uit-
night besaa % feel better Ia the morning
Tie doctors came agaia, and after deciding
uias my symptdns we're more favorable, gave
me di1srent medi.ine. which did not use,
but took tour more Of the pits Instead The
nest day The doctors came 10 see Ese. and
thought ! sas doing aleeiy. and 50 did II.
thea took one pill dsy for week. Al The
end Of that time. I considered myself cured
and that Ayers Pulls had saved my life. /
was thea weak. bsif had 10 return u the
disease. and gained Ia strength as fast as
eossld be expected. -, G. Luce, Late Lieut..
5sth kegt Mass. vol Infantry.
Ayers Pills are
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q. a. II.
EXCURSION
10
30 TO NJ.

The Sunday trains Of fine Maine Central Rail
road, August 10th, are respectfully recommended
as enai lug psssv o gers TO reach Boston in time
10 get their Zee. placed before the arrival Of the
crowd.
Excursion tickets at low rates = Ill be sold BY
the Maine Central Railroad for al trains August
18th 10 Eth inclusive
For particulars inquire Of Station
Agents. aassito9
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Massachusetts, Worcester.
Polytechnic institute

QHess courses Ct sta4y in Civil Mechanical
and Electrical Engineering and Chemistry and
proposes csTfrse in Physical zad Political seisncs
for training Of tescise-s and fer basinsss. New
and c0tBp e.eiy eenippsd Laboratories and work
shoes Next year begins sspts mier >, I'm For
catalogue, as..srv-s
II. I. FULLER, Presi.ten: o, Faculty
Ealy3sees9&sfws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

One of the cutest lite pony teams seen
oa our streets is that driven BY tile Glars
Sturgi' The deg cart and hsrrcss are Of
English p,ttern. aud are litts beauties,
the pony included. The team is prose nj
frem her father. Mr.. C. NJ. Ssurgis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

The paviag at the Winthrop street cross
ing was completed with the exception OF
one or two hours work and it is an excel
lent lob.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

Me.rs Hiram Clark & Co. have taken
down the rortien Of the ruias left standing
after the late fire and are now bustly Gu
gagged in erl,rging the long narrow por-
iip-, that come ctcd the burned portion
with III, ironing department, TO about
twcc its former width. To DO this they
have lain the sills and Hoer ard then hsv-
ing .swn the hull ling leugthwise through
the ridge Of the roof. they have moved one
hsif over ill I, is in position to form the
side wall Of the building as enlarged.
Yesterday morning the electric cars be-
gan running 10 the Catholic church. Now
the general inquiry is When will they get
down on Water street. Tn, second gen
ers,,r will be put in frs, and quite lot OF
other work must he done. but il Is con-
hdenlly hoped that ii may TO, be la'er than
the first of next week. Poles for support
ing the trolley wire st the turpou: on Win
ilirop sweet were set yesterday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-08

The derrick to aid in lsyiug the founds-
ton Of the Doughty block was set up yes
terjsy and digging wss about completed so
that they will be ready 10 begin on the
stone work TO-DAY
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BY All Odds

NJ most eenesally eseful nedie4ae = Aver
Pills. ~ remedy for ne vas.nss diseases
Il ne sesmseh. Nsse. and hsvsaa. stes<
Fiils have no equal Tbesr Egzr-eoasine
caases them not only % BE- easy and
rsezsarf 70 tzke, bns preserves shefr ,rer.t-
einzt integrity m all climates and ssr aey
reasonable length Of time The best family
s1edlcsne, Ayers Pills are. also. unsurpassed
for the use ot travellers. ssstiers. sailors,
eampers. 1nd pionesrs- In sorae os tie
fnesr critical eases, ue-a all other rsEnessies
n r. fxst~a
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Borr,.
49,


kENNEBkC.
In this city, Aas. 5, 70 the wife OF W. II. Aaen'
A sln.
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NOTICE


Ilisre viii &c meeting OF the beard q Assess
or. tuesday. August Il, 4. o'escck A. NJ II
listen 10 any application for abatement Of tzxes
as<s-srsf in f-.E.
azxsisi JosEPH u. WALL, Chairman
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Special Aol ,rtisen,ents

Small advertiser rs. not exceeding four lin, >
coming under the !, ,' Of NANrKn. fos sAIs,
To Int. Lost, &C. ~ ~ inserted tive times 4 2
Is cents, three times ~ 'rnts and Que week Il I
~ cents, advance psym,
Arizona republican., 1890-11-07
Apache County.

HoLBRooK, November 6, ,- Returns from fifteen precincts in Apache county give Cheyney 299; Smith Al Joint Councilman, Moore 377; Baldwin 9S6. Councilman, Bowman 365 Simpson $50, Assembly, Republicans, Potter 373; McCammon 29S. Democrats, Hart 349; Lesueur 399.
 HoLBRooK, November 6.--Election re- turns are coming in slowly, and show large gains for the Republicans. Smith, D., for Delegate to Congresa will not leave the county with over 10 majority, against 24S two years ago; Baldwin, for Joint Councilman, will not have 30 ma jority, while Bowman, for Councilman, Potter for House, Barnes, for Supervisor and Hollister for Probate Judge, all Re- publican, are undoubtedly elected.
 Two precincts, over 100 miles in the interior, to hear from, will change the majority slightly and may elect others. Holbrook is elected as the county seat by a small majority.