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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-27
Hoods SarsaparilIa

Is the ideal spring medicine. 1t rouses the kid
neys and liver tones the digestive organs, creates
an appetite, purifes and vitalizes the impure and
sluggish blood. cures the headache and overcomes
all the prostrating effects of that tired feeling Mr.
g. W. Sloan, of Milton, Mass, writes: "For five
years was sick every spring, but last year began
moi a div
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-27
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

TIME firm of Bibber, McMann & Co. has this day
l. been dissolved by mutual consent. l have
purchased all the assets of said firm and all claims
agonst 1t are to be presented to me for payment,
and any person indebted to said firm must make
payment to me. FRED A. BIBBER.
Portland, March 10, 1890.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-27
WANTED.

IRON MOULDERS. Steady work and good
l. wages. UNION IRON WORKS,
mch27-lW Sam Fra nc SEQ.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-27

THE PRESS Is ONLY 30 CENTS A
MONTH. SUBSCRIBE FOR 1T.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-27
That
Tired Feeling

"Last spring was completely tagged out. My
strength lett me and felt sick and miserable all
the time, that could hardly attend to my bust
ness. took one bottle of Hoods SarsapariIIa and
it cured me. There is nothing like it." r. c. BE-
COLE, Editor Enterprise, Beleville, Mich.
floods Sarsaparilla gave me new life, and re-
stored me to my wonted health aud strength;
WILLIAM I'll, CLOUGH, TiltOn, N FL,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-27

OOFFIcE OF LIGHTHOUSE INSPECTOR, 1sT.
1890. PROPOSALS will be received az this once
until ~ O'Clock NJ on Monday. the 2lst Of April,
$780, for fuel for vessels and stations IN th,s DIS
Forms Of proposal and specifications, showing
what is required, can be had or seen 6y applying
any or ali bids. and t1 waive any defects. Con-
tracts will not be approved until Congress has
made the appropriations for the next nscal
year. FRANK WILDES, Commander, y; y. n,
Lighthouse Inspector. mch2od3t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-27
MAR RACES.

index Soap gives a good lather.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-27

As consequence there are explosions
e,vrywhere and we are a short Lived
hace. The Secret of Long Life.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-27
SPECIAL NOTICE,

At my Retail Store, No. 437 Con.
greSs Street, Harrington Block, all
goods will be sold for cash ut nc.
fuaI wholesale prices. Give me a
call and see how low Millinery
Goods can be bought for cash.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-27
x. John Little & Co.
nnar27

The iUsather TO-DAY
70 likely to be
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-03-27

If you want to drive baby out in true Vanderbilt
fashion, with all the ease and elegance at his SER
vice, buy Hayward Carriage; they're brighter
price that selling is made easy; when you are
down town Just give us few minutes TO see these
are always ready to guarantee the Hayward goods,
because they are perfect In every respect.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09

Ollie bieIe 8iloer itn6 bortreffli6 aussez
fibrt uno fDltnten auf gepobnlt6em Bege
ni6t fir ben 9rets bon 81 bis $3.50 be-
aogel1 tperben. sic eignen ii6 DDrtrefflt6
sum 2tmmerl 6mrG.
Mu6er obiger 8ii6er> un0 gtIoer>St1te
bieten mir uniern Nbonnenten cine
35. @amofartc BON 9eutId lauO, oerbn1oen
NIT einer1 SabreS=GaIeHber or. Sic Sorte 1T 24X3O
groB NIB nlf oas 9or9idlttgite uno Senauelte III
Sarbenorut arSuefibrt,
Wie friiDer, 10 madden mir audi otesnal
barauf mlfntertidn1, oaB no in elmer flelnen
Deuti6en yfieoerlaliuug cine NtSabl Nbon7
nentel1 nabe 5ulan1n1e1 pobnert, es fur tie
portbeilbaft iein tpirb, iid unteretn@
amber iber Bic 81 ei~tellenben
50 ummern Al Der itGnotgen, 10
baB ite peri6iebene 0il6er erbalten
uno fi0 bieie chamber leiben fonnelr. Nut
lol6e 9Seiie f0nl1en Tie it'd fir Die lat9en
@intel aberbe cine fDrlnltbe Blbllotbet
i6affen.
Nidt su 9rGmien bere6tigte 9lbonnenten
f0nnen iebes Der pben angefiibrten Bllder
ooer 8iloer gegen Ginlenou1g BON 90 @ents
beSieben.
Die Sutttung fir eingei6idtes @elo err
folgt Gltf benz fIeinen !3ettel our6 gerdn>
oerung bes Monats uno oer Sabres5abl-
8rtefe unb @elo a%oreiiire man an
ILLINOIS STAATszEIrUNG COMPANY,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
@iG)tt0 f0r MbO1oueuteu!

3cn jebt AT tuerocn Mbomnes
tttests fir Die ,,SuinotS Staatss
octttttt9" OmrG1 onS "E9urchasims
Department." Der 9~tmtcrtcam Gr=
preS Sorup. an trgenS eineat
StaBc 8etto Naatcst, ITO Stc
@cScMi0aft etre 9tsemtttr bat. bic
Igctsten tucroe&t FIR Dos gIbnmmes
tsteuts=GetS elite 0eI0antueiitan05
Suttft.m0 euSftctsc1t tt,0 Die 8clo=
2tn>uctfttug Uebit Der Scfcauna
Gttf trgcto ettea Settroum am o,c
3ettun9 f6idest, oDne 1tmTpne,t ftir
Sen Mbcnncntcaa, attS9enottsnctt
Die rc9cIn10bi9css 0cbiiGrcn fitr
M,tSfe14tt,tg oer GeISantuclfun0,
tuelG,e TAFT 5 Seats fir tracm0
cimeat SetrnG bis stt 81 kctraacu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09
Bur 8eadtun9!

tttSere 9efer ftsto erSttdt, BET Seut
@eGfeI ibrer Boitoffice : M0reHe
ftetS ole alte tito Die ttelte @orcffe
ansm9ebeat, oartit feline 1%1utcrbre=
dung lit Scr 2tbfenomn8 Ses SGat=
feS e%ft1triff.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-09

Gents, &utl6er Is Gents per Stunbe unb
9eute I'M Stal $3.50 ben Sag. Die @elelz
l6aft bot cine 3ulage bon ) GeutS Die
Stunbe. 9ies miirbe fir bteielbe cine
Wfebrausga6e bon un9efdbr $4,000 per
Sabr ausma9en.
6ur 6efddftslaee.
Ser Post" 5ufolge ftelten lid Die 8autz
Nusglethungen in Der lebten Wo6e geeen
Die entlpre6enoe @ohe oes porigen scyabres
4,8 y. $. better. Die @eiammtiumme be-
trug $1,075.275 1855, tpopon $67 ,339. 900
auf @bteago entftelen. (3unabme 23,l
bauptla6lt6iten 8rauereten ber Staot an
etn engl;i6es Goniortium p~erfauft tpors
ben ietn. George Weitin9bouie unb
George M. gullman bon Chicago baben
300 Nder 2anb unfern Der Staot Rittsz
burgb, Ba., angefduft. Sic beabii6z
ttgen aut Dem ertporbenen @runbItid
etne groBe WerfltGtte CUR 6eriteuung BON
8abntpa8en fir eleftriiben S%traBenbetrieb
all3ule9en.
uatureretoniGe.
yfeuli6 goa ein fIr6terlt9er Sturm
lber Den metlthen She'll bon 6arbtn
SountD, Sa., mi rthtete ramentli6 in
Der umgegen0 bon 9ubbarb groBeS rnbeil
on. SaS 6auS zines Wtannes ylamens
WeatberbD tpuroe 5eritDrt unb bic Samilie
rettete it6 nit fnapper gtotb i'm Seller.
- Brabibaip lit Elm Srt bon f%infbunbert
Gtlipobnern unb lieet an Der 9tebrasfaz
Gtlenbabn. ettpa go Weeilen tpeftll6 bon
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-06
GiLoer aus Gibtriele.

Der Nmerifdrer @eorge SEMINAR
beretlte init George 81. Sort #, etnem 8o>
itoner Wtaisr uno 3et6ner, 1885 Stbtz
rten III Der M6itd)t, ba5 Dorttge @efGtgz
ntBz uno 8erbdnnult9sipelen fennen Al Ierz
l1eu. Die W}tttel ~Iteferte Der 8erleger oes
v@enturp M}a9a3ine", Der Die Grgebniiie
0teler Retic III ietrer 3ettl6rtft DerDffentz
li0te. Die ruilti6e 9tegierung ieBte Dem
8or6aben niGt nun fetn 0inDerniB entgez
gen, lonOern unteritIBte es logar bur6
Wtitgobe zines offenen BrieFeS an bic @ouz
Derneure Der Deri6iebenen YrDDtnsetl, tDortr1
Dtelel6en anQelpiele r nuroen, ba9 Inter
lle6men 10 piel aIS t6unlt6 SIT f6rDeru.
0ieler l1lnitanb erflGrt it0 bararS, 0QB
Sennan 1882 in Der 9eo9rap6ti6en @elellz
l0aft 81 9te!p g)orf etnen 8ortrag gebalten
bottle, port1 er leiner balnaltgen Wtetnung
AuSorud CAB, oaB Die ruiitlbe 9tegierung
uto oaS 8erbdnnung5i0item arg perleum>
bet worben ieien. Die 9ttbiltltet, Eerroriiten
unb poltttl1en lln5ufrieOenen inn NQge>
metnen belt er fir lttDerniinftige, qlerz
f0pft8e Sanatifer bon Der Nrt, nit nel0er
man audi in ben Ser. StaQtel1 10 unliebz
lame 8etannti6aft 9emodt bat.
9nSlentge, tpes 0err &ei1llat alf ieiner
1tblrtlGen Jtetle fennen gelernt, bat t6n
nun olIf 0rultb Der etgenen Nni1auung su
elmer 8eurtbetlung Der iibirii6en 8er6Gltz
nti1e 8eflbrt, tpel6e Derientgen, Die er 1882
III Der @eogropbiiden @elelibaFt furbgab,
gang entge8engeiebt lit.
Die S6iloernn9en, pel6e er nun in
8ubform perOffentli0t bat, iino aud
III oeltti6er lleberlcbung erl1ienen. Sic
re9tTerttgen oaS na3ltebenDe @ortport bes
lteberieber5:
DS9 babe nit einem Wtanue gelproGeu,
Der IN Der 90tIe gene}en it,"
}agte ein %befannter o~merifoniider Qitcrat.
lOeta@et NH Ne1naa, nacD beiisn &Gdfs6r
pom lettsr l'otstl9en 5tctie, 3uiammengez
1rofeH par. SSIe Die Aus9eburt elmer b0lz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-06
WaNa9es nmO 8amfs Sci
GtabItrt felt 1851.
Henry ~SchOellkOpf,

henry SCnOeIlkOpI,
Wholesale & Retail Grocer,
232 & 23F of Ranoolpb=Strv
amii6en Srantltn. unb Martet.StraBs
entpfiebIt in frii9er Maare:
Geue @IbeGcr JticiemIpargcIm,
Sd)ntttDoDtet tno SeItotuet Jtiibctt,
UranSoTfd)e Grbictt, Sbampi8mnnS,
Irtfdbe getroGnete YtI5e, Sdtpdtnne
y:enc @riinferu. &inien tnS SsrIe,
Tctalte Serl0eric, @ct5cngrtes,
SyrtIa1es StetSntebI, &artoHeInteDI,
StalicnEidl de yttOeItt Mio Wnfarpnt,
Staltenifd)e Iaitanien ttuo parmeians SAFE
Mcdtels S9tpetserfaie,. &rauterfaie,
&cGoel 1no @Santer &dIe,
HpaucfDrt ttno Santentbert &GIe,
UrOttage De Stte tin0 ytcuIdDnteIer &6te,
SSci.titct &tmbur9cr, &abtt= uBo &anot6fe,
9tcnc Sat0euet ulto Sas0euenbntter,
9pDetit=StIO ttno SieIct Sptofteu,
0rn.tti hrDeiger GerncIatzgSMrit,
GaIG,it tnO 5ritff eQeberUnrft,
@an1ebtNKe nno 0dnieIebersV aicten,
&ambMrGcr Npu=&1rtn9e MtO StoGRS6e,
&aOiGr, @td)puiS tnO Male,
@tarinirte &drtn9e uno run. Gardiner,
SSciuiteS NIiDett= tttS WSphuDL,
80 often &tebigs IIeti6ertraftt
GpIig ust0 &iHnbeeriaft,
Gentldcs Siuctid) entntS tn0 8itHsns
S~FeiSG1cst WSuttIanmcn tno Slammed,
Gctnftcn Saba=, @epffa= ut0 Nto,SsGHee,
NcdDte 0amiaasSbocnIa6e nn6 &atas,
S~tcit1yteIi ran. u. dDtne1. Sbee,
Barrier Sd)mupftaba9 BON 2ukbeG,
SSoIsiG)rbe, $otSpaItOfeIN,
Gpinur1oer, Moutraber u. ogL.
81 ben b~tIi9iten Yreiieu.
Henry Schoellkopf
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-06
Oerldndt

@9entet, 8orlen nor9r5oQei, suut 9erfouT tntpor.
ttrter let1eiter SGiir5en rub Sai0entiiber. Gider6eit
fir WtuIter= Sortimeut perlanQt. Wtau 1breibe fir
Breislifte nit Mtuiteru. Cart 2e0er, -
1mlpD SIS @8eqs Street, @bicoao' Sn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-01-06
Der1niihtes

< Die i'm einunbn6t3igiten Qebensiabre
in bet Napp'i6en Golonte Gconomp IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04

IL would be difficult indeed to obtain
a statement from one OF those booming
Southern towns Ia the clf'ct that their
progress was endangered bv the Flee
tiou bill. 'nne at the best signs Of the
times" observes a writer IN The Ngc
Herald of Birmingham. Ma, SIS that
the agitation of the Force E)P has had
no effect on Southern progress. The
great Industrial advancement keeps
right ahead and the prosperity Is not
checked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04
The shoe on the Other Foot.

Democratic congressman are very
willing to talk free trade when
free trade wouldn't hurt them or
the people WHOM they immediately
represent. But when blow j. struck
AZ an industry which iiourishes in their
territory they are ready to make an cx-
tcption ut o3cc. \ Louisiana Dcln"crat
wants the duty left on sugar. \ Caro-
lima Democrat insists that rice must be
protected. and so it goe.. The other day
when senator Mcpherson of New der
@ey, was deciaining against Tie .Aris.
bill Senator Allison asked him If the
average" reduction which hc wanted
reported should apply to the etrthcn-
ware schedule. The New Jersey states
man was cnrnrrcd, for he represents u
state whose grockery interests are pre-
eminent, and he didn't dare 60 back on
bis own people. senator Allison embar-
rissod linn still more by telling him il
he would move u reduction of say - per
cent ON the crockcry schedule he would
support II. It Il needless to say that
senator Mcpherson Is not "reformer
to that extent. The shoe was an the
other foot when il vas proposed 10 cut
down tAriU ou protected industry in
which he vas interested. These free
traders are very consistent, aren't they 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04

ExPost,nasser Young Of Auburn. a vet
erla of the ssh Maine II giElent says II
noticed one case Of man who it was stated
hsi been a prisoner in rebel prison GOO
days. Nos in ny opinion no mar could
live 10 rebel prisons that length Of time.
AEy of cur men who existed that length Of
time mast nave been allowed to so outside
the pens azd get some fresh air a-d exer-
else know in some prisons il WAS Gus
tomsry - allow esrtsin once Of the prison a
chance 10 hslp in the work that was nec,s
sarY ia running them. Many CT the boy.
were y,sd to DO this for they got SOM thing
to ezk ard work eaoagh 10 keep tn N il
petty good health | was in rebel prisons
year aad know som-'hiag about them. l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04
psn.s Porcih,a Ar..umcntatiye s!ethod.

-..,.---.- - -. ,3,.,,,-,,r.,.. I
~ - 49, - -; ''''r = 80 :,
- ts'.. - - 80 -. ~ -,
- -, = Ne. -,
-. - - : - -.
, -, - + - , IN, 80;
~ VII III; ~ H.. i,n;,;;n., ~, T.
~ ,,i, ~ ,,,@11 H., -, ~ III
~ III -. - 1,,, M. l..
,..,..-7-.- ,.'s,.,,, ...,.-,., -, /,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04
WHAT the Figures Show

The work which the census cfiice ha.
undertaken il relation TO the NOR gaze in,
Ge5tein.ss of Maize is no. completed 81
far as 70 give the mos, precise Information
npou that subject. Bat certain general
facts are already reached Dr.. Cushing
of Turnes, who has charge Of this work
Tor the State, estimates from the returns
s.rss3y received that over 20 per ceHt. o,
lhs mortgages hanging over Maine PRO
perty have beea given for the purpose CT
ralsiag money fer the enIsrgins of bust
asss ana the Improvement of property
Tas largest mortgage IN Maine are found
in the ship ailsing AMI numbering regions
and in the Lane districts in such places a.
Il 'eklsud. Bath. Bangor and Ssawhe gan
Ia the manufacturing tewns and farniu.
districts the mortgages are smaller. otter
~ l1s as SIS. These facts 10 rot 20 tt
prove the assertion 80 oftsn made that ;hs
farmers Of the STATE are staggering aloas
under mortgages that they never can lift.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04
somc Costly Wood Work,

An interesting relic is the wood wor!,
of the boaJoir # Louise d. H. Naliierc,
wall panels, GaGo, ceiling and doors, all
painted Il SIT clpSIc white and adorned
with paintings Of cdpidi a.id roses and
futter.ls b,Ee ribbons. relieved with
light arabesquos Of gold. These have
heen set up and PIT il place. 80 that the
effect Of the dainty little room can be
fully appreciated. The pancls for the
walls If another houdui?, OF the reign OF
Louis XIV, woIe in pale PM; satin. en-
hroidcre1 with ihe line six cord called
cordonucret, with gail.nds Of flowers
mingled with birds and butterflies, the
york being % beautifully executed as 20
resemble n water color drawing in its
.,raca and finish. This set j valued, if |
remember rightly, nj s. 000.-Paris Let
,n-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04

Turkey IL the cue government in Ea.
rope that seeass 10 be in trouble becsa -,
es others. Just now Russia threatens
that IL Turkey recognizes Bulgaria tae
Car viii make the Sultan more Gneom-
Portable than he has been for larg
time. At the saaae time the British gov.
ernmene has sent an ambassador to the
Sultan to urge him TO ignere Russia ;
demands. II Eassiss demands are tx.
norcd the Csar will demand the payment
OF the big war bill which WAS contracted.
hat not paid. some years ago. which
Turkey cannot psy. IL Baissria's ne
quest is denied Turkey will make ~
enemy of England aud arouse the aatas.
oaisr, Of the triple alliance; thus tn,
s.siek man seems to be ..aetweea Ii,
devil and the deep sea. but he has beer
there 50 often ti,as the Satan is nc
much disturbed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04


The Della Collins brought up rs more
bales Of cotton Saturday.
meeting of the republican State COM
mittoc will be held Mt the Augusta House.
il this city, Aug -, a. S.A. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04
Aspeot Of The Religious Press


'''"' i''lN'N ''' Sl'i"'"- "
perceive that the Federal Elections bill
Involves great moral issues and the cause
of freedom and are snoatinr nnt with
..,....,.....t. u,.,..,t,', a..
w. i'i''''. ~ "''N '''o
DECLARATION oi zion : Herald Meth"dlsi D
thai it would make no effort to keep out
Of paiities nn 4 one.tfon liz this which
.ontor,tat,. th, rr,,n.,ion ., H.,
negro IN ms ''ghtS' o"t womb S'iS-
tam Tue telerai Elections p''l with
unn'nal emphasize me tonErega-
"'o''iS' 'h'' week. "il'e u recognizes
a division of opinion ~ 20 the eSpceii-
encv OF passing thu bill. adds that
..tho,, ,.,., IL, no ,iorh. ,,,,a...,.a, ,,,.
Wv WIS '"'' ''1"-''V' aS'''tHe WINCH u
Is directed demand some immediate and
effective remedy" The Watehman 1Eap.
tis. Jo.,,ihos ,to r.,.,.r.l rt...4io,,..
,.n
WI - measure 'i''f'1'd :" enforce
certain provisions of the Constitution
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04

Those who snffer from disorder of in
action of tie liver will never get the upper
hand Of the 1uruly organ 40 losg as Ihey
use such irrational remedies a. blue pills
calomel and podopbyllin. Bat from the
tried and popular medicine. Iloate;ter'-
Stomach Bitters, they may expect relief
with certainty Of obtaining t. The IT.
fuence Of the B.tters arsa the great hillary
gland ia dirscs, powerful and speedily
felt The relief afforded is no. sps.;nodie.
hui complete snI permanent. The ssllas-
ness Of the skin, farrsd Appearance 0. the
tongue, indigestion, eostiFeaess. headache.
nausea, r AIMS through the isht siie and
shoulder. ia fact every accompaniment Of
the obstinate complaint are entirely ana
promptly removed by = course OF ibis ia.
estimable medicine, in behalf Of which
testimony is constantly emsosiinx from
srecy qaaFler and from ali classes Of so
cie.y. cai&~l~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04

sebsersptisns 10 TRx DsLr AND WEEKLY
JogKsAL nsy h. made through The Pasrtas-
lag Dsoafsrasss Of the American ExPsesa 60.
st any place where hat Company Las a.
sgesey. Agents viii give nleeey order re-
capt Tor ysaf .abssFfptsoI, xad ~il forward ~
he money ORDER, ss.sches To as osdar % send
the paper for any stated trae, free Of an7
charge, sxceys tho ssnsl fee for issning ths
order. This !. tic safest and best wsy 10 riaee
oar rassexpt0za.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04

Fer gspatsrs ". Spear, Garslner
w. r. Hasnes, WstsrviiIe.
sheytf--G. T. stesens. Augusta
Regtaer Of Bssds-~Gao. f. Smith,
Winthrop.
cosnsy Aftoyney--L T. casiesca, Win
thyop.
Csgnfy Tyeassysy--J y. BLANCHARD,
Cbslsen.
coHsty Compaisssosey--J. q. Hamilton
Haii1.eiI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04

Mr. F. E. F4irfed. THE East si.le pho
;osraPhsr. has recently improved asd en-
large! his place Of hsisiaess With tn.
fac Titles he now has for doing work. any
thing in the Photographic Inns can be mi.le
at his studio. Mr.. Liblsy. who WIS form.
eriy at Ayers i ROW esnneet, 4 with the
place. and will stFenI 10 the finishing and
also the epying. augi,i,w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04

Reader. son can 90 to Pophsm Beach to-
morrOv for si.00 for the round trip
Take the 6 20 train and make clo'e connst-
lions With the stsaDf r"Ps'cy W at Baif.
you will haze sig and halt hour, at The
Besciy. Fare from Augusta. Hslloweil
and Gardner the ZANE. aug im&fn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-04

p,Gple vishing fir.t.cl IS Photographic
work at a moderate cD-t. wouii dO well 10
eail on !. & Fairfehl, Gong St, E'si size.
Having charged biz studio. he is prepared
h. tnrn nj tn hest If FORK Call AMI see
him for rayon or Water color soTk before
placing gour orders elseWherc. Al copy
ing viii b. finished at the studio
augidiw
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For Governor. f
EDWIN c. BURLEGH.

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To Our Customers.

Having purchased the HxiiDwsll Bakery,
we are prepared to furnish so, thing 10 our
'ias from the store or the cart. Don't be
mistaken By other teams. but va'eh for
cur cart. RorEiSs & ToLnAs.
augidtf "a
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The Bri5gton View. SAYS TIA, tie


creamery establishment seems now on
the food tide Of prosperity TSsere Is %
much creamery business befng dens In
tsse State, that fears have been feis TIA.
oar local oae would not pull through
~ well "A esnid be wished, bat
those having tt Interests in charge have
apa-el 30 pains both 20 produce q first
class article Of butter and TO impress the
fact Of TIA excellence upon the public
nsiad. Zach result has been reached.
and to-day BriIgtoH Creamery butter i
in active demand q. Eaoue and abroad,
mad it, salss iissr~asing. ia fact some
Of The nore fashionable sea.iae and
mountain hotels are asiag it regularly.
----~---.--s-------~----zs--a
Rear Admirable John g. Walker Of the
nisei States Navy, ~ho Wa ia eoGa-
nzsa ~ the sga.sdfon Of evolution which
hss iusg returned 20 American waters
says that cur nee ships have been maes,
admired by foreigu naval experts.
q " bile oar ship Ike the chicago, Bos-
ton SHd Atlantic e4Bsot he ia any way
compared wigh the great naval monsters
% European powers said hs. ''they
were admired for their excellence In tAs
classes TO shieh they belong. They
pronounced them fir.t eia.s 81 their
types, and look On thefa a. the beginning
~ n .....,. a.. g., ,narfs,u aEst.fz,,sg stsf>
aad American power On the ocean.
These facts sill do,shtiess arouse Dcrl0
GRAFT. 10 take up anew the threzdbare
assertion that to ex-SecFetAry whitney
the credit IL due. The people, however
are too well informed Of the fact that H.
was under Republican anspief. that
the new navy was iaangurated, and Mr..
" hiiney was an accidental incident 10
its construction. He sought 10 make
the country believe that the Contractor,
John Roach, was sglndilng the govern
menf in their construction aud delayed
their completion oa that pretsxt.
Il IA said that the Argentine rebels
have failed on account of lack of ,mma
milton. Such has been the cause III fall.
ure- since history. inception. In this
case The Insurgents, who took the name
II the Union Civiea, We're progIe sing
finely They had apparently almost
overcome resistance and were carrying
everything before them, when suddenly
the face Of affair. changed completely.
rhey stopped fighting and began 10
disperse, and he valiant defender Of
tls.- old government. recovering hoge,
secured their positions, and the War
Wa- over.
The secret ofthi otherwise unaccount
able laii ia the proceedings, and Of he
success Of what was almost counter
revolution, lies in one little word. The
I MON tivica broke into the government
stores and captured the ammunition
supposct 30 be there; bat, aLls the
boxes that -houli have been full of ear
tridgos were empty ii they had been
full, the Mon civicf would nos have
rua ont of ammunition.
Thc q. Of the Argentine problem are
bY no means all bani-tied anu a very
strained condition of affairs continues.
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There neyer vas time IN the history
Of the country when Democratic editors
and correspondents knew 80 many thing
that are not 20 ~ ~ present.
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AZ the foot Of the lately inaugnrated
monument Ga PesfaiolH az fyerdYn Il
inscribed Oh one sisie II lived like a l'eg-
gar 10 show beggars how they ought 20
live az fneu"