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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-07-12

At the Confederate reunion in
Chattanooga recently no COnfed
crate flags were displayed. o ,ly
the stars and stripes waved over
the veterans Of '.The Lost Cause"
The South seems to I've learning
some sense.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-07-12

Sneaker ,eed is the boldest, most un
comproIn ising and best equipped mum
that ever occupied the Speakers chair,
and we speak advisedly Salisbury, n
c., s ar of ZION.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-07-12
enemies

The story of w. L. FINLEY'S
suiferings is only one instance in
thousands of the same kind.
Lynch-L 20 must go.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-07-12

We do not believe that GOD or
man would justify a man in stend
ng cOwardly by while seeing his
family outraged and butchered.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-07-12

We have received the Announce
ment of Eckstein Norton Universe
ty for 1890 81, at Cane Springs,
Ky.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-07-12
THE RICHMOND PLANET.

Published every Saturday Mt Sl4
f.. Broad Street 10y the PLANET PUB
LISTING COMPANY.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-07-12

The Federal Election Law is just
the thing for the South. Let the
Bill pass.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-07-12
,erence or COlOred Men.

NAL Conference al ColOred /
AIer ned yeste rday afternoon at |
nc. Quinn Chapel on Fourth Av-
enus Van Buren, Street, the con-
cerpr ing called TO order by Mr..
John mes OF this city. There were
shou ,nty-five delegates present
fror~ Is states, including Indiana,
oh luri, Kan sas, Iowa, Michigan
an $.
"a, John O. Jones OF Chicago
va, Ell chairman, and Prof JO-eph
Jac OF Indiana secretary Upon
tax is chair, Mr.. Jones severely
con ed the Associated Press of this
co, for suppressiug Legitimate in
E about the condition OF the
co. ople in the Southern States,
anC be lynching of colored men in
rho les without cause. He claimed
the Associated Press was CONTROL
"a en- who were bitter enemies Of
red race. He also called che at
the Conference to the unjust
II Z OF the cOlored people in the
cl 10 institutions OF the State. and
s. the colored people organizing
n out the country to defend their
IL = He estimated that the color
le Of the United States owned
y personal and real, amounting
q 7 of 1868 000,0O In Louisa ma
T. estimated 10 own $iS, 1905 s,
| ! $lS.010,545. in New York
< 100, 756. i'm Illinois, SS,3005l1
az &c city of Chicago, alone, 50
St
~ was passed providing
the Chairman of
a. teJ, Scus,sCirg x one member
| fr State, whose duty it shall be
&C re in their several States club;
and CUES to send delegates 10 Ma
| tion8 convention OF colOred men TO be
heldtt Washington, ID. c., on the THIRD
TueNay of February, 1891, Mr.. Jones
will innOunce the committee herea
| ter.
Speeches were made by Alexander
Clarl of iowa, Colonel A. A. Jones o
low Henry Lee of Ohio A. Smith o
Indiana, John ID. Stewart OF Chicago
andthe Rev. A. Wend also of Chicago
The speakers referred to the great il
justice done TO the colored people in tn
Soul, aud condemned the schem
to eolonize colored people in Africa, o.
the yrOund that it would be unjust Z
do e. as the colored people whom
was roposed to colonies were citizen
of 81 country by birth.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-07-12

Bourbon lynchers must be sent
TO the rear.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-07-12

l1IItIlI NInINl1N Musicians & Amateurs
have in obtaining good
1.A.-1-a--s10 strings foTNiolins, Gui-
tars, Banjos and other Instruments, we have q
brand that we 7Udr7GHf, called the " EXTRA"
of finest EXTRA" Gut Strings for Violin, 1oc.
Guitar 6oc, Banjo Soc Silverw wire strings per set
Violin, 7Sc., Banjo soc, Guitar, 4oc. VA TER
ID. MOSES q CO., zoos Mais ST., Richmond, ia.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1890-07-12
JOHN MITCHELL, JR., EDITOR

All communications intended for publication
must be sent 20 the editor Joan MirCHELL, JK.,
sl4 r. Broad Street ana should reach hlm by
Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
Authors aud Men.


'',N,'S vi "''i o'' " "i''' 7o"'' anu
we ''i'''Ne 'IfN "t yet numbered ~
tue 'nou7a'''7 nov" 'ln''ap''iu% ''e ~
.'."i' oi ME- ''"Mt''N ann i -" oi "'-
''''""''7 /" 'f''' '''t ON III u'' ''St oi
great "I''eis ~ Out oi u'''' VIII ue
Si'd To Know 'l't ms private Journal
Mh'sh WA. 50 'Ar%e'y maze Use "' ny
'''Nl'r' ~ pfef''Hg ms '"'ir'o'e Di-
oStaphF "l N'r " '''eV' Is /" oe pHo-
is'Ieu tii' pFes'h, autumn reproduced
from the or'S'hA' lo"fhli no" preserved
AZ Ahp"iSi"rd' IA two large volumes.
1t - ais" said that new collection OF
Nc"t'@ letters 81 soon t" be published
when "ltI b" equally good news 60 his
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
Special Embellishments

Ssazz s-.ss-tisersea-s. Bct .xessssznx iSsr hak ;
engz.Es EaAter slc as1s q x.srEfs F0s SALE.
10 LIST ss,sr, Ae- xssl ss IAses.sd TWO times II r
Is eSs. tl.rse t4sass ia- IS os1ss All week tsr
& csats. asiyzare payment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
e Waning to Cigarette Smokers.

To tii5ss who indulge n the smoking Of
cigarettes the following from the Chicago
Herald m4y be Of interest if it may not
Indeed serve as warning. II an excessive
use of them is SO dangerous moderate in
.ulgence can eer.ainly not b. beneficial.
Tins is shat tie Herald says;
Excessive smoking of cigarettes drove
txentg-year old William Fitzgerald, a
Chicsg3 boy. insane. lie is ore of Il score
Or more of young men who yearly reach
the detention hospital On the cigarette route
fitzgerald developed into paper pipe iiend
about yea- ago and has consumed since
then fcem three 10 a dozen boxes per day.
When not engaged in smoking he was
h4rI at work chewing tobacco. His mind
begaa TO tot,er on tie throne las. week
and when the police took him 70
the detention hospital last Saturday
he was little better than an iiio.. Fiz-
gerald has ac.c,i badly since mis- supply of
cigare ties was cut of Sunday afternoon,
while walking in the hospital corridor, he
Violently attacked another patient, inilictiag
injuries which will las him up for q month
at least. The iafar'ated uan then grappled
with smother attendant named Mahoney.
On,- Of the attendants fingers was terribly
maugled b tween Eitzgeralds teeth. The
crazy youth wss locked up IN cell, hut
managed TO break out in short time after
wards He was again captured, and this
time wss put in a stronger cell Dr.
Eghsrt. who has the casc 10 charge.
says that Filzgerai's system is 50 thor
cu+rhly saturated with cigarette poison that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

The third aznasl grave meeting At Vas
salisero On Sandy. Aag. l7sh. saz grsas
success a. TO nambsrs ard interest This
meeting gas uniler siis asFires u the 50
eiefy os I asvsrsalisss xho haze announced
their iaEensiss Of bosiiaz thsir annual
mscsir IN this grave Falr tso tsoas-
and people wers comfortably SEATED sni tire
most perfect GrsIer was maintained through
cat tie day. Ne effort Was required to
maintain order, for eid and Young were
decsiy intesestei n the speakIng ami slug
ing fsem the platform. The Maize Central
esTs sal ihs -leAmsr Clsy Of WassFFisls Was
we'll vatsoHize.i AMI crowd Of people were
At the river hooking a t,ie steamer ss she
came up 70 her sharf Among the oasssii-
gers en- the steshaer @as Ira ID. >trrsis.
one of the noted iIu5bSFgslen u the henne-
bee.
For the las. tao veAss fhs Jsiversaiss.s
have sccariea sbe grave Owned by the
QHkers bat at tbsir arnasi meeting tbs
Bsar,f Of Trustees voted - forbid them &C
eapgipg the groazsIs Azain. Tbs fact being
lnaie known 10 Hea. H. c. BaileigA, he
kindly sderel them his grounds adjoining
free Of expense. oslF little farther Into
the grove ard decidedly 5ettsf ioca ieh-
Your Correspondent Is informed that Mr..
Bailey and Dir. Cox we're not PRESENT AZ
hAs meeting Of the Trustees or the VOC
would have been otherwise.
IN the afternoon the tine was allied by
singing aud speaking. ard . collection to
meet ca.renr expenses vas taken After
this powerfal gospel sermon vas preached
By Rev. Ala C Bssles Of Abingdon, Mass
MF4. Bosiss' poser Of holding al audience
Is marvellous indeed and she held the
ei-ses. attention of her large audience
throughout the whole OF her fine sermon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
The history AID Historical Workers
Of ID LAME.


Boston Evening Transcript.
fs0 years ago house desirous OF
publishing histories Of popular character
Of the various Siates Of the Union, invited
ftcise and graceful writer 10 prepare q
history Of ihe State Of Maize. The genial
author hal sristeB M Ich but never asl
taken Up he historians pen, or thought Of
doir 50. our being Invited accepted. Set
ting about hunting for material be sought
The III raries, which WAs we'll for him, and
was rpaiy 70 beg n writing his popular
history. He ehanced 70 be- IN company
with person cousersant with the recent
discoveries and uuioldmenis of early
Name history aqd sOtn found oct. that 10
* rite even a popular history would require
more research than the reading Of what
BAD already been printed. lie soon dj.eoy-
errd that Instead Of il. being m easy task
10 write history Il wss one Of the hardest
sod most aifIicni5. This popular history
has not been published aud this historian
has resigarI his commission.
IN be- sure there has tcen somewhat
published, b} men fed in paiustakng re-
search; bIt ih se nieu were hemnlel ia By
Information aui iGcll ne which we're not
explained by known datl. Bat within
dozen wears much new data has come 10
iigh' IN the archives of New En- gland and
,he O,d World, which is putting in new
setliog many Of the partially known events
of a century and q half ard more ago.
The Ttelawney Papers, and the Information
uncovered and hriag uncovered by the
Gorgcs Socie,y aad the Name Historical
Society you'd have delighted the heats of
sullivan. willis acd v il6amson. As faith
full rs til 81. rnen were ~ Their rcsearches
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

things viii come out.
lt is proposed to introduce the metric
system of measures and wrights in the
United states Custom service All the
other important nations Of the globe *
ccpt Great Britain and the uited State
have boen using il for years past and 10
Ia proposed TO adopt it in this country.
This system was authorized aud made
lawful by congress IN ls5G and many
attempts have been made to secure is
compulsory adoption, because of its
greater convenience.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
Track and Stable Gossip.

Tie Calais colt j.. G." bred by Hon. J
G Murch;e, of thai city. wona go1d race
at Eockdale Park, Peabody, Mass, Aug
Stl, in the 2.i7 class. Of SIX starters lie
was second in tie first two heats, and took
the thir,l, toar h and fifth heats in 80.
240, , At pro7ing himself trotter Of tine
Bloc imout wye. j g. is by Olympus,
and aids an thtr 10 his st Dallis by IL
mont Boy. paced TIN second hsat in race
in ALA at Cleveland, Fever equ7led la
once in a race. Adonis. by Sidney. got same
record at same M sting.
Mr.. Robert Bonner publishes the follow
ing card in the New York sun of August
Is; "Will you permit NE to contradict
the statement that is gong the rounds OF
the press tina. have offered to match Sur o.
against Belle Hamlin for SO 900 a side. !
have never made shy offer of the kind. Ir.
Hiekok, representing The superintendent
Of Patio Alto stock fern. whers Sunol was
raised, mall sgc1 an offer, bat | knew nc
more abou; il until after be offerc it, than
the man in the moon. when made Sen
at0r Stanford an offer for sumo, lsst fail,
he accepted it % condition that should let
her remain with him for ote year, TO & ve
Mr.. Marvin, his trainer, an opportunity to
lower her record. So that he owns Sunoi's
racing qualities for this year, and she is
being cAmpaigned With his own horses, jas;
as if he still owned her. One psper states
that will make at least IS 900 by SunoIs
exhibitions. L il enough for me to say. in
reply 10 that statement, that will not make
one eeot by them. During the past twenty
Eve years 1 have oEusd mary record
breakers, iacluiiag Dexter. B.rus and
Maud S. and, as is well kaown, have
never allowed any of ther to tros for
Money. have no idea of changing my life
long position"
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Biting Out the Vote.
IRangar Whig.l


The few weeks that now remain before
the election should be carefully utilized by
the Republicans in perfectipg the party
organ kt.ion. Everything depends upon
tho CROUCH work ia THIS direction AMI as the
tipe h. short the vati0us town committees
should MAKE the most Of il. Atlotga ar
rsngcmeats will b. made - Rave some
good sresk ~ in ths State before the ci9sc
OF The caniqs gn q account Of the rr =
longei session of Cor g-e.s this feature of
tnc canvas VIII necessarily be curtailci,
as il is impossible 70 gst az many speakers
az We have hal in Jhe past. ToiS fac
nsk,s it fh. m1re mgersjve ia the com
nitiecm IN take holi Of ihr campaign with
txtcpiaral yGlr. Zach toxin should be
thoroughly canysss.ei with view to br.n 4
ing GU, de foil Republican vote. The
r1 my u actively at work sni our frends 30
not want - &c caugh; Mapping. The Re
81 lcaf> have good ticket in ,ha field
snl e,cry msn On i: is erttci 10 the helry
support Of tho party Til. ticket can be
elec.ed hy a yoo majority Il each L pub
ieaa vour does tis duty a. the pods il
September Let each man keep this fact
to mini an ,hs !. sult in Name viii be on
that Fill CARY comfort all encouragement
80 the Republicans in every State in the
aioG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

Mr. 4 y. Ward is setting lha pump,
and tanks for the State House addition
They are Of The Dean duplex automatic
pattern and made especially for that posi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

The weather for the week ending August
18th, i, thus reported upon by the Observers
Of the L. s. Signal Station.
TEMrERATrnE.-T The temperature for the
week ending August 18th, 1880, has been
slightly above the normal in Maine and
New Hampshire; near the normal in Rhode
Island and beios IN Vermont, Mass'c itu
sets and CoRnicticUt. There have been
no days with extremely high temperature
snd tlIp n ehts have been generally cool
No crops have been injured to any extent
hy the cool weather while potatoes that
~ere being slightly affected by rot are much
better for it.
PRrctrlrArtoN- The precipitation has
been below The normal except in Rhode Is
land where t has been slightly above. At
Kingston, OF inches of rain fell on the
9th aud lCth. The weather was threaten
Ing AMI light sp:inkles Of rain fell in few
local ties ca nearly every day in the week
while in others there has been none at al.
Ram is generally much needed aul some
OF serve p say that it will soon b. as dry "a IN
July water Is getting low snd the feed in
% siures is short During the shower of
the 10th, considerable dlmggs was done in
Connect cut by hail and high winds.
SUNSHINE The amount Of sunshine as
rep 'rtcd by the crop c0rresp ondcnts has
been ytr3 near the average \ summary
# ait the reports make the amount Sigh iy
above the average in Maize New Hamp-
shire and Vermont; below in Massaehu-
sets and Connecticut, and about the average
in Rhode Island.
RFuAcEs The week has been generally
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100000 Shares Of Treasury Stock

To h. sold to develop the property.
The Company ha- no debts The stock Ia no
asaessabip.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

Subscriptions 10 THE DAILY AsD WEEK.
JougaaL may be made through the fGfcaaa'
INK Department Of The American Express Co,
81 any place where that Company has an
sgeaey. Agents Will gave money order re-
csipt Tor your subscription, ard viii forward a,
the money order. attached 10 an order 70 scp1
the paper for any stated time, free Of any
charge, except tho usual fee for issling The
order. Thi. IL the safest md best way 10 place
our authorizations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

No notice whatever ~it he iakea Of unarined
communications. All sach vii be pat intn ths
waste basket nnread
TINS Journal CAN NOT Rg HELD RE
eruNsiBf.E fOR the FRxsERVArlOs or
srrrgs or INFECTED COMMUNICATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

Having purchased the Halloweli Bakery.
re are prepared TO furnish anything In oaf
line from the store or the cart. Don't De
mistaken BY other teams. but watch fof
eur cart. RoEssSs ToLxAE.
auglitf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

The american EeoneEnist says that q
scheme /. being matnred % sooa com
fneHec the publication Of seven rn9rning
Sae cent pagess Ia the seven largest
cities Of the United states Ia the Inter
ests of Free Trade. The object IL TO RUG
american industries and protect foreign
manufacturers. A capital Of two milii9a
dsI.a-s has been raissd among foreign
merchants. manufacturers aud bankers
for this par,ose. The importance Of
shis country "a a market for European
products has been strongly raaaiieatesi
Of i4fe ia meetings Of the business men
III various commercial ard nIannfactar
lax cesters Of Europe, ansi IN the acts 81
these governments, protesting sgainst
oar recent Tsng legislation. This sen
;iBens agd the Determination to hold the
markets Of the United States, Ia spite OF
tie ALL IF cur people and the laws
which are enacted to express Il. has nos
found gffefance Ia the attempt - seizure
BY money the end. which trey fiaye
failed 20 seizure BY arguments and pso
fe-fs. The uss u money by foreigners
70 control legislation ard public opinion
+ rot uuAHoaa to thi4 country. Bat
never, We iellcye, gusii nov has an
Afaefiean citizen Of high standing anti 4e-
kao~ ledgetl ability a. IL case % Mr.. Mel
siiie F. -Eoae. late 81 the IhieagO News.
y no u understos,d 20 be engaged IN this
eileme for the foreign capitalists, DELHI
erstei = eonspired with she industrial and
commercial representatives, Of foreign
nations to overthrow the settled
economic policy Of the nited States,
by the a-e 81 foreign money, in order 20
promote The prosperity Of foreign indus
tries aHd labor at the expense Of tIoae
VI his own couutrymen.
The fall ter1n- OF the school. viii soon
commence. bat before the school build
inga are wanted for use they shouId be
opcnei, thoroughly ventilated, dried out
aud put in hcathful condition Il Is /
"'''' "''"'' :" '''-'' '''-'''''@ "'''.'
'''''N ''' 's."' s''" "a ''''
'''''' "'''-'''' ~ .''i''''',' ''S"'"' VIZ
-''''''t anu "'''''"''''9 "'' ~ ''4' -
dwelling houses and We ia not see Why
Il j. net slso equally true Of school build
uugs. shut up your dwelling for 4
month right in summer, and when yoH
return 10 VIII appear aAhlp' th'Fe
"it be close uioaidy smell 10 tle
ro"ias' The doors and windows are
S~''i'n ana refuse =" opel" or smut 'a-iy
the wood having absorbed damPneS' "ha
moisture from tile cellar and there Is an
unhealthy atmp phere All over the
house. lt takes seyofsi days airing out
10 get the rooms at all habltaoie- The
same IL III" case with school houses.
How often IL has been IN The past that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

The strike on the New York Central
has thus far had little injurious effect on
the railway mail service. due largely to
the fact that Mr. J. Lowrie Bell, chief of
the service i trained railway mtn, and
knows how to handle his immense in
terest even in the face OF great delay aud
annoyance consequent upon gigantic
railroad disarrangement 1t shows the
capacity Of Postmaster General Wana-
maker in putting Al the head of the rsii-
way postal service, not only trained
postal, but an experienced railroad man
The railroad postal department was never
before operated on the careful business
principles that hts at presen..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
OAK GROVE SEMINARY,

Autumn fsEm hegins Sept. md. Excellent
preparation for eolieze. fer teaching and for
commercial sse. Music taught Large corps
Of teac hers Terms very reasonable. For cat.
=ugns and fall pssrtiruisrs address the principal
RUFUS HL- JONES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
Daily Eruutbrt journal
TUESDAY. AasuSr 10. 1880.

Cards of thanks and resolutions of respect.
viii be charged a, the rate of ten cents a hre
All advertising announcements of entersa;,
menis whose ohiec. is the raising of money
viii be charged =, the rate of hfecn ecn,s
Ira
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

Mr. John Collins Emmons, editor Of the
kenuebuosport Wave. sends as copy of
his Midsummer CsrGivsI edition. fer Az
gust 18Th Il gives a graphic and very
readable account of the fi5tlla ard iiIaTBi-
ration hleh occurred 3. kennebnnkpott
Beach on August lith, which must havs
hzsn very grand stair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
GOSSIP OF TIE GRAHoEs.

Dromore G.gasge, Phippsburg, has just
purchased ! brand rev large and elegant
organ for their hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
How about 10 Bazgor by Pero5sccs
Shore Line Essiroaa wa Rscxlan4s-

TIE tsrribIe infart was in lewiston
church sandaY. lie szs standing gn ,he
seat CT his mothers ps~ lsaxlng over IN o
that u 3 asizato-. xkea STE pssss vas
bronxhs along for the naming siseri5g.
Mamma. .siI be- in a shsiH voice. Mr.
Jones ssisDs pa; ANYTHING ia r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
CAUTION.

Nv xife, Selie E. sifsse-. having left ny bed
sEd board. fhts is - caution al yc--GHs against
harooss5e or fyHsrirS hsF IN my anepant ~ /
shall psf ~ tils u sF S5iarrcia at this date.
r II. MILLER
Fairfield, Asg. 5, iss3. aaglseod& y lw-
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MAINE GOSSIP.

The Wing SAYS an advertisement is Ia b.
found in The oil Bangor Register of 1925.
ssyiug thar b Nourss & Co would receive
Augusta and Hs dwell money 81 par in
exchange for books aud stationery" The
probability is Baugor money was rot cur
rent without a discount.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19

The Farmers Alliance movement in
Minnesota has been short lived The ST.
Paul Pioneer Press says that rs an active
factor ia Minnesota Politics, it in the
tl,rees of dissolution. IL is going to
pieces, even more rapidly than was cx
pectei OF Is. and soon there will be moth
ing lettset /, bat the name so il will
be elsewhere. The Michigan farmers
refused TO enter politics rs separate
party, bat resolved that they should usc
their power and Influence in the parties
70 which they respectively belonged to
shape the action Of both parties favor.
ably 10 their interests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
TO VACATION TOURISTS,

Parties leaving the city on their sum.
mer vacations. can have the DAILY
JOURNAL sent 10 their address for any
length Of time desired, at Is cents per
week. Address of paper changed when
wished.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-08-19
For Governor,
EDWIN C. BURLEIGH.

FOR xEFxzsEsrATsvEs 10 cosszEss-
Frsf DiaYtet--TsoMssB 3. REED.
.ses>nd Dsstyt<t--sELsSs D5ssLgr, yz.
THIRD Drstytct --5gTR l.. ALLrxxs.
YosysA Drssvses--Caxk Lss A. EogTxILE.