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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
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MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
arrangement OF Trains Ia Effect jan
10Th, 1890.

un:n further notIce trsius leave Augusta ~
aliowsi
GOING wEsT--ss3 A. NJ for Lewiston
aecklsnd. Portland. 3ost9a ami Montreal, Is,
/. NJ. for HSlio.cil, Gardiner end South t,arii
aef, 80 and io-22 A. VI. teSprcssl for lewiston
arminston, Roeksand. Portland ard to-t2n: | Ia
4. NJ. and ! SIS Z. NJ for Halfoweil tirrcincr gns
I'D. Portland, and hos.2a; So, tcsrressl Port
&pd and Boston, 6.t5 =. II. fer baleweD. Card
acr and South Gardiner; 100 p. NJ. might Pull
uap) foT Lewiston, Bat, Portland aud Boston
GOING Essr-2.lo A. NJ. might exprcss) fo
sk9wbsF4B. Bangor, Bar Harbor, St. stephen
81 John and Aroosteok Count; EOS A. N. fc
Nateryiiie, and Skowhesan; 81 7. NJ. express
-uf W eiefvile, Newport, Dover, FoNcroft, Ban
toF and Bar iiarbor; J.45 Z. NJ. fer Wateryiiie
5aowhegan, Belfast, Dexter, Dover Foxerett
ounty. and at 40 ?, NJ. for Ta,cryiiie; sa,
IL IL &. aSI' ''Ai' '0' "A'S''i'S an' .aas'F T.
The Nigh. Pullman Trains run each ~ay ever
night, sundays included, but not 10 SkowheGar
~ Monday mornings. or 10 Beifset and Dexter
y beyond Bangor. excepting to Bar iiarbor.
The day express trains going East s. 2.Hr. "
nd West IT io.a2 \ NJ, ran daily, sundays in
lnded, between Boston, Bar iarbor and st
lahn.
aCroMMopArIoNT TRAIN for Augusts
caves South Gardiner. 625 1880 A. Nj, Il so art
t31 +. NJ, Gardiner, 6-5, HOO A. NJ, 100 hnt
rs p. ii, flal0weli. d.i9 ana lila A. NJ; IL;
nd 49, p. II.
Through tickets to California and all point.
9th and West may be had OF +. II. Walker
ickct agent, Augusta. the only Office selling via
III rostes and checking all baggage free Of cx
peDse.
PAYSoN TUCKER, Vice Pres. & Genl Manager
T. Il. BeoTHBY. GENT Pass and Ticket Ag't
Portland. june 25lh. 1880
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

wa4s wiz tbs matter;
oger~efg, asala .nd nssys sxhaastion, hear
srsahis.
Fseale without Essls5sF 4es sralgiag taeif sEssh
aud aeFyons sgstsas ia the sad race for ssbs4s
ssH4. foEsaae ~ fass by eyerweEk, 10 dissipation
sF ether eassse. ard exhsa- isg their nefFeaa aas
s'sy sses4s energies gasi sisepisss nights. fail
lag powers, complete nerFeas shhaas'
siofa, hesr. failure. j,asaI y SIS Insanity "'
sseaib saast be the ineyitsDie nd aaiess hsil
lreEa sssae soases t. rsesivssi-
Y4u. reader, are rasaiaz tlisaly on TO sase de
/ siraeiisa. Yga are wafaef every day sad ever
Isar Of your impending asola. How BY tsos'
strange carnations. tba. dnii. dixHy ans
I had feeling head. that resatessnrss, irri'
liability end nervousness by those more o
less sie~pIe.s nights from which you walk
I tires 4ad aarefrssteds ~ the weak, trsm
btsaG, eaid limbs, BY the maiariai symp'
toms, tlis. isnsaor and sense Of aexs Gus ans
| ph, -seat exhaustion which grows upon yo'
lilose ard .Hure. fhese are danger signals
aIsi yaar very life depeu'ls upon hse'iiug them.
whus ia 20 BE- don.e The answer Is plail
| enough lga uFs losing yunr nerve force and po's
or aua running do2n ID strength. energy and VI
taHty. whatever will restore this lost stTrnst
aal yisor to tlre brain and nerves viii put yo
| gain ia sound health aid strength. This is pro
| ciselg what Dr. Greenes Nsryura. the grea
I brain and nerve insigorast, will do As
r.,torer u nerve force, a builder mp d
| nerve power. siEor md energy, this ~"f
derftl re,nt,iy hA- 10 equal IN the world. foa ca
have no idea until you Try il Of its marvellous ,o'
| log, strengthening and iuyisora.ins effects, II
| hen, fetal snd healiifal action is brain, ters
| and btod restorative. 1t is purely vegetable an
/ PERFECTLY nlr7alsss. and tan bs obtained at au
I drug store for ; 4 per bottle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29


The rAaae pEsgrafssaas was easrisd oTsr oHe
dag. The Lswss.oa tras<, Aaif-fIaise- does
fsst si-y rspssly ssas arslsr eaea-y skies sSsi
10 the aassses % w-Hd' s'is frssx vas
especially Aaasy sa Wsssassixy, when the
Ear SreHs1- Iaaeea 4 vas Ez-s;sy safss
Saseh less ssverzhie tsr f4ft farss. Gafss
taese eafs1r11'tzaess H. b@ietssai eazns Out
4at ssssr a'tsse p.ss4fsAaa-y Jogging.
started re iSsse ssT SIG sAg h'ss
ase y VIZ sFsF sfEea - Pass1e
s4sse W ezzia 70 Misses TIE hasss soss
y the s'Tss7st s'ssS zaa @i'a fe*sftal'
Sssh 'szls'e. aa4 ls9<s5 7as psesass q
asFpsfs ss~'aas%f sSs'ag es~@ ts@ sa7si -
y esp ssa'aas y tae s.fs's''' ' fls's y
is' "a :. .'''~' '4'''s cams ~ 'n7 Ss' v
iaeaf ~ H''As "a made 70 sav es'''
''''''aAs 11+sps 2 8 PAS q i'ls gay ~ ~
''''fa re '''' 20 44''-l as A''A-.- - '-
i's''ssF He''''.sF s'''i's''s a. 7'-9i' = : -
. sFtA' -''''s' A'''i 'Ai'''f's 80 - ss'.ls
" = arr '''' 49, : : --ts '''7' 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
track AND STABLE GOSSIP

Five esi;s Belonging 70 John Drake Of
Bestaa hATs recessed injuries which Ioos
IKE ball Sounds, whils ID the pasture,
AFal tasse are trasg Indications q Eoal
eis
Fssssin xhshi in Of ssr. Pasler'.
ssasssaa = Lewiss d, Bro Tssars1a d
s.sa Nesas slorsa f,rss1ess' Maass,iy sAys
ssishs Il inf frisRes Of tsil s. It Lsw : On j.
VI nsEe sAsH i Passssg aassge. On
il Asz aag 1T b Sits Fssr i rainss, AMI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29


Tie rext important move in religious
g rc'cs ~ Btse siil be TIE State Conven'
tion Of Tie Y9nng Mems Christian Aso-
citation AZ Lssis;on, Oc:. 9Th. Arrange
Tncni' are being made by the Lewiston As-
scc.a'ioH for The free entertainment Of DEL
rgA.es Of whom over 800 are expected.
nearly that number alrcidy holding creisn.
81 y. The programme is well arranged
ard cannot fail 20 be proftible to all in az
tendance. Saturday afternoon IL devoted
wholly to the College Department Of she
work in the State, while Sunday afiernoon
there il a private conference Of the GenersI
Secretary. The other sessions are open %
the public. Among those who will aa-
dress the convention We notice the Rev. ).
8. Williamson and General Secretary Pes
body Of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
kennaheC Central R. R.
TIME. TABLE:

On and after Augusi LIST trains will run ~ fol
lows
Leave Randolph 100 ii.oo A. NJ; 900, 40
y. ". Arrive 1t National Home 7.2J, liz!
a. NJ; 5.2J, 20 I. ".
Leave National Home: q.I5 AN; loo, B. 20
. 7. NJ. Arrive nj Randolph 80 A. NJ. rs
$50, $40 r, NJ.
10 accommodate people wishing TO attend tn,
oari concerts NJ the National Home, Suuda,
lltrrpoola, trains will leave Randolph al 90 AM
l.i@ J.. NJ, each sunday until further notice
leave National Homo NJ 2 ~ and Is T., N.
Y. a LAMLtlN. sunnrLn ndnnl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

Theophilus Anderson, q patient in III.
Insane Hospital, died Saturday, of ius,e.
lily. He was brongh, to the hospital finn
Ellsworth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

The large amount of freight to l.
handled, necessitates the running Of
large number Of special freight train, a,
the Maine Central at the present timf,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

Miss Sara L., futile of Boston ha, Nina
II conss nted to sing at the entertainers,
o the Y. NJ. c. A. on Monday eve,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

The cloudy weather of Saturday mcrnirs
and the consequent postponcment Of tho
Sidney fair iuterfercd with the plans Of
quite a number of Augusta people who we're
to attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

The regular quarterly meeting Of Keune.
bee County Pomona Grange will be held
with Litchiield Grange on "Wednesday, oei.
l. Subject ior discussion: 'Hls IL for the
beet interests Of farmers to farm upon a
large scale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

The Good Templs-s VI atusl Benefit A.
sociation OF the State OF New York, head
oilcc st Rochester, N. Y, was admitted
Sept. 18Th to do life business a. a In.
ternal beneficiary az socIstion in this Sla,r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

'Mugg's lsniiug" troupe are at the lIo-
tel North. Their entertainment this even.
ing will doubtless have large audience,
for the fame of the company for consuls.
ing their audiences with laughter has al
reafy preceded them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
Sosssi suoilcrs.

\ valuable ladies' valise has been loss =.
the ,osd between Leeds aud augusta ard .
advertised for today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

The severe wound which Mr.. Ira Gil Idea
recently received in his right hand while q.
work in Gage & Wyman's mill is doing
nicely. portion of the mctscsrpal bone
was torn out and il will be many days be.
fore Mr.. Glidjen will fully recover the use
Of his hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

Townsend 4 Beck intend that their An,
clothing store shall be an attractive place
the coming winter evenings A new fur.
mace has just been put in, aud the window,
are each To be lighted with incanlescenl
leh's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

II has been gravely limited that the ed'-
tor Of this psper Is not handsome mad
but il makes no difference to rs. ~ We use
Brussels sosp, and viii improve 10 time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

Lnnberfnen nrt now waiting for the
land TO dry before entering npo1 the winter
operations and when all is ready will 20 TO
sotk with rush su ! il is ca 2cc,ed that the
amount Of lumber cut this year will be
large. fey crews arc a, work On ihe
high lands which have been drained, ba,
the number is smsf. Dam. are being
built wherever needed in some places. and
the clearing up Of the stream. and brooks
ia goiaR or vlere the work can te csrri'd
on under favorabie circumstances. II
makes late beginning for the lambermep.
- sbou. all Of them are generally engaged
il wo'k 10 The woois by this time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29


with HE otle, psrfs.
,-. 49,,
$685..
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'"' "'''1'' 'f'Ns '''' 'e''a''i' '' A'A'-'
'"'' '''''i'''' '' ~ ''A'" ''''S' a',''''
prov '.'''+ 'i'A' '''f secretary '' .NsF''"'
'i'e hi'F 'aa7' 'n' inspection "t siites
'iA AN' "''''n 'N''H'''' i't 'Ai'"''' "a
''''iaA'' ""''he' o. Is ""''+se''l'
hs 'e''p"'' win ''ie II custom ~ 't'
""f'fFf +" "'i't'' Is - 'o-~' s''ea' IA "it'
at ''F 'p'A'e az stamp small "e hNe'i ID
1a'h "he'esou'r pFo0eel-' ami -'rf'"
nu'~'iVenf Is l'rut h'ed t7r e'"otFEfet>ir.
'r Altering snF % tese iaafN'- Neeii''l'
'se,ii9'ss the importation "i any 9iul
'eFHtg' or na"h"'es"m' '""a d'n4' ="
Qe"r tH'o tho Tinted >t'tes eodr
s.'p1i OF s'eiettarr and Imprisonment
he Fr'sideat X aather'1d 10 isstir
'rosiamstion sRsPending the imPeffa
ton al aaui.rittd articles from an
epntry for saca time IS he May aain
'eeesssry IL is also provided tha
heueyeF ;0c President shall ho salts
.etl thas unjust determinations ar
,ade by or euder the authority of aa'
'eFelsu state against the importation te
e sale Ia such foreign State Of aug prs
.suet ef the lulged States, h
4ay direct that ss'eh importation
Il such foreign STATES SO dis
Eliminating agaiaSs any prcsiuy
e the ta!tcd states As he laay deer
proper shall DC excluded from this eosir
ry. The importation az diseased llv
teak or salma,s which have beea e.
aasea 10 Infection withlr sixtY DAYS d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

October 18th and 10Th are the dates for
ho'dIpg The 22d annual session of the Msine
Unversa'ist S. S. Convention at Auburn,
Each Sunday School is cnttled to four
every fifty succeeding the first fifty. The
Y. l.. G. U. of the State will meet in ela.
junction with The convention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

kI-Miss safs Tu.tie teacher d -
voice So Brj lge st. ep'251ls
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

The raasef Of NJ t'srsest@ ''ts''A>s'''l
Ia eo.,yeee iil,s Irish aAfisasiisS gtFtf
w. weli.fea9dea, is sppears. The
msersng 4. 90 be- held in l5abiis ueSi
aonday and ia siew IS ihe aotaai state
Of shlsx. 10 ireland. great iinPaE'asee.
~ uell as iatcres'. will necessarily ~
tieft q, IT, deiihs rations sad gtteraueeN
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1aily grnafbet 5oara,l
mon AZ. SEPT. ~. 1899.

Cards Of thanks And resolutions u -.
viii he charged ~ The rate Of ,re ccps . -
AL advertising aanoanceuenss Of en,e,,,.
zeas wecsa ooiesst Is The raising u ns.-
viii &c charged n Toe rae Of sncss CEN.
hnc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29
NOTICE.

III. fexn Of Nfse4s-ss tsarisf sfvss 7;sesrs L; :
Intention 70 FrSesa- Sd sBe zs4f'I4 81 4asn si
ted gHiv . iesa ~ tis tAilsis ~ VA fs7 . "a,
ted pfii as-G, by taFHsspa - ilr pFzt i a. and
laseTess aae t1r7eos-a1 e sI7e u fr fassn Tr,ip-
Href Ia Niarassst or iiae tizsss esFss n Dseesssr
Sf, AZ rbscs ssst afass-4 siE1a tie insefrss ga
all sail bssasia siail tsase.
Esssssi as wssssss#t Tbs s5sh 3aF ~ x pc sster
4. D. f$ss1
tHA1Lr 81 ESEs se.sttruva
LINCOLN W. GfRNs ~
wnsS0s Lkwfs. Wgsessset
GSEsastsvsw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

FOR two years was one OF the most miserable
Ct mankind / had indigestion AMI nervous dYs
g.psia, esefythmg ute disagreet with my stom
aell which caused have iiuiteTlng of the
heart. was very nervous At all tines-eold feet
and hands. s.relless nighia, and, 10 fIet, wa'
CRANKY and ugly. IN al, IL ieasa miserable eris
ieace PER mr. anti 1 used Dr. Greenr's Ner-
sura. After trying all other remedies that ever
knew or heard tell OF aud after giving up all hopes o
getting cured. / concluded would try pr. Greene
Ncryar.l. After taking two bottles began to fec
tnr effects Of IT, and continued until consider my
sell cured. Aaa 10 more udigcstlon, or dyspsp
siai my nerve. were strong no NOR, trouble W
my stomach OF Hut,ering Of heart; no cold feet =
iands ! sleep well and get up refreshed, in fitrt
Esgi I am mBseif dqt,iH, al, Su. 10 Dr
ssr.ene's Ncrvura. Any one troubled with Ia,
.anic ii ease who gives it fair trial am posi-
tive viii be b. Bchted by H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

On account Of he unfa,orai lc weather
on Saturday lsr', 'ha fair It Sidney was pcs'-
f"H'A to sa'u'day. October I. Ths farm
cfs ef tlis good Cd town srr sure TO haycs
~ = and successful fair Il il wcek shopH
ne day be- Favorable. THE officers of 'iii
ioTn Far A-soci,'ion are: President
go re Bowman scc,cary ard rrcasafer,
Martin l.. Rcyfodai Dir 'etora Fz's
ha'es. Tu'nr Barr, q X. Iiatngs.
DEeiel ToTn'e d. y. l.. S,stalle, Mak
Bean. TIE f,if will be held at lbe Gfargg
. VI iowa Hsi, cctter Si'ncy, ard god
din e' will be se'vld by the ladies ,f the
Grafqe.
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A Good Bargain For Some-
b06y.

Farm ard Steam est.t Mil fer .sic near Eas.
Ae~Eert z. K stAiiaa- FAR fssrta5a- . sersaa
af ztss~i iahl, eHss - saEs ~ hiss, WY CORD
selsr. sired. ssai,'e asa ham nsasn rps,aff.. ca
pacitY q assis go eashrss gr @9- n Aer-s r-assr
eHgsae. y ssssse power hssiisf AIT IN good cJssti
tiau. Location Of the r = tiFs line 81 tfis
Mzsaa teatraa E4fsF9aa- FaFia ara sSil VIII &c
sold tasef3@r sSr 10 parts = -ssij DnTsF Tsrts.
% payment sssF. Fer fsrtA~r particular. sppsy 10
=. D. IeashVHrae ~ Aagasfn os snfszrrshssr 1t
kasF Nrzpars. PuILlP WILSON.
aasxSf.f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

While southern members ot '9n&fef*
sic very sitter Ia tiseif opposition 10 al
raeaeasrs fog The fsllef Of aioH 'soi-
diert. they are cxeetdin&ly active ia
Iooslug aiter Mexlean wsf f'en-i9fis'
Treasury -rtlarrs,7 "iidegcs,' CAMP
followers" aud other pleasing epithets
thry are wont 70 harl ai t1i9n ga'eraos.
ARE entirely forgotten when the South
get. share Ia the distfiDuliou
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Rev. New@aH NHnS h. u - 81 Ne~
York Who VII NJ aHe es'5F 'eaf It's a.
e1isrtsin'aa a'tete % tas q ,ttt'fr som r
ct seslb 'er' Hfyfa 5-'' Hn9t " I'i" i-Asr
Coaat'y 81 NV f4ag'ssd Ibc aric1s IL
illustrated. ami dee f'Ftaos are given Of
seFsrst OF tAe axes m IN 9eFthera par' OF
resort OF large numbers 4 gr39lr irJm the
crest e5,iss o. ,hs coaH,rr.
kiVlsy Is to hsNe q "s~ ssaeolhsnse Va
She Lsue u stsiet which wiz be a very pref
sy hatdiss having BE patent seats AMI
desks sud iii te hoase tis' tbs eA'l ifsa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

Jcnng man ramrd Palmer Crowley.
who vas sent TO the iDsane Asylum at Az.
gtIs:a last July, from the vicinity of Pretty
Marsh, was recently discharged as cured.
and arrived on the i2th inst home, but, on
his arrival, h. found his mother hli gone
to Bosom AID tie cottage was oecuI led by
string re. ssys al Exchange He 'hn
struck into the woods sni she that tins
ago the feieetman orgtnizcd scsrcl put',
but no report Of his capture ha, yet been
rec wed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

An ayerssg 81 Eve ear l-a,ls yer day Of
potatoes arr nav tcisg clipped from
pfrsqac Isis aed The prospects are good
for sliil NOR IL she rot does SO, set ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

n bas been .aid that t,ie ceilrss o. pro
ger..lya ko,w Ic5v,, IA a. gollaMa ss ter
v,,,,s q, a1s 4 boy fhluk7 his father
Lao,ys q, yrs a. deal AZ fifteen he know
a. ,onch IA IA. father. az Twenty b,
k.,,ga twin IA much. "a lhisty Ae q
,y,tu,g T., take hia s4y.ee 20 foFty hs
l,sgios 40 think his hitler knows soae
,t,f,t,s af,cr al al fft, "a, h.eigs Il, a.st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

The prsiy ljttIe steamer Ethel NJ. is
now plyieg upon the waters of the presGue
I tte stream.
The Bath i7iepeudent hes's thst Rev.
pr 4 r. Pike Of Bath, who "a en- a tou,
round the verdi ut-nGs, vitit apo' her gem
tpmsn toarist. .p snake sac tour acrpsq
Jspan on foos Oae would think the doe
tor was not over thir,y years Of Ege by the
tasks be is undertaking, whereas lie is over
sevonty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-29

''lts almos, fer unate that there has been
so snail a demand for ffuit," remarked
Water street trader yesterday. "Why il,
that he vas asked, Ills reply was 1--WE
couldn't have met the demand had IL been
os large as in many ycars On account of the
scare t. "Then the demsrd varies With
ilerent years" "Yes," he replied, the
cali for pears this year illustrates this fact.
cont RENT nbcr season ahsn 20 few Of
this Kind IT fruit have been sold over ny
counters
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

hoRsE's School eHors-Maae IN our
large shoe factory, OF Omaha, Nebraska.
Ask your dealer for them. Refuse 10
take any Others II not kept in your
town, write us, asking where 70 get
them. They wear longer and ft better
than any other shoes Shoes have al
ways been made TOO narrow We make
them vide. A reward Of Fifty Dol
lars, IN gold, paid for every pair Of our
own make Of shoes that contain a partl.
Gle OF shoddy, or ANYTHING but solid
loather We make one hundred and
City styles Of Women's, Misses and
Chl.Gien's Sewed and Standard. Screw,
Grain. Glove, Kid and Gondoia. Ele-
CANT styles. wide and good fitting. We
also carry one hundred and fifty styles
Of Mems Goods, Rubbers, &c.
w. Y. MORSE g. Co,
Shoe Manufacturers, Omaha, Nebraska
Wales Goodyear Rubbers are The best.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23
Tbe wbIIe 11ou.. sIIyer

Women all oyerthe land know how IL
Is not TO have enough silver knives and
forks 70 60 round, and they have all
felt the anguish Of seeing the most dis
tinguished guest get the plated one by
mistake. But who would dream that
the White House would not have
enough knives and forks 10 go around,
and yet II Is true. Every time fifty
people sit down 10 a state dinner there,
two OF them take their buoillon from
plated spoons, their terrapin from
plated forks and cut the fillet OF beef
with plated knives.
Il is a horrible thought, but there
are only four dozen genuine silver
knives. forks and spoons in the busters
pantry. and by the most skilinl ingenu-
liy they cannot be made 10 do duty for
liliy people. There is one set Of knives
and forks IN the sideboard which has a
history for II cost president his re-
election. They are the gold knives
and forks which Van Buren, added, and
when the people learned that the pub
lie moneys were being taken to put
Z gold spoons IN presidents mouths they
4 promptly defeated him.
Z Now, the truth Of the matter is that
they are not gold At oil, and the peo-
/ pie were hasty In their judgment
I They are solid silver washed with gold
and Il was only few years ago--in
I President Arthur's day-that they be-
gan 70 wear OF and disclose the hoax.
lie had them rewashed and they arr
sim used on state occasions. The.
are small. flnc bladed and much NOR,
delicate than those commonly in use il
this day. Many Of the larger piece
OF silver date back 10 Madison's day
although no memoranda have bee
kept. and Il Is hard TO tell when thing
were purchased. - Cor. New Ior
World.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-08-23

/ make it a point of morality never
TO find fault with another for his man
ners. They may be awkward or grace
full, blunt or polite. polished or rustic,
/ care not what they are, If the man
means well and acts from honest in
tentions. without eccentricity or afIecta-
ton. All men have not the advantage
Of good society,"" as il is called, to
school themselves in all its fantastic
rules and ceremonies, and II there is
any standard OF manners, It is well
founded on reason and good sense, and
not upon these artificial regulations.
Manners, like conversation, should be
extempsraneous and not studied.
always suspect man that meets me
with the same perpetual smile upon hi
face. the same bending OF the body anC
the same premeditated shake Of thu
hand. Give me the hearty-it may b,
rough-grip Of the hand, the careles
nod OF recognition. and, when occasion
requires, the homely but WELDON
salutation, How are you, my Oh
friend ?''-New York Ledger.