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Orange County observer., 1890-05-10
select BOn r Il ing ~ Day
school for Young
Lalie>A und Lit
tic, Gfrlk
tic Girls.

II Ill |. ; BORO y &.
VTHE MISSES NASH AND MISS
l. kGIIDCk will resume the exer-
ci~es oi their school on Wednesnay.
>epternber4, {, l.55. and continue twenty
week.
Tuition for day scholas f20-oD per
term.
Circulars sen, on application.
Orange County observer., 1890-05-10
llf TABLE NO. 20.

i EYFEcT 4:5O A. ~, JAN. 5.
fr.p 70 80, Mail, going West,
L. lilll-horo G:22 p. IN.
H. 81, Nal, going East, leaves
,boro ll.25 q. m.
- t'retght and Acconmoda-
,oln,. West, leaves Hillsboro
h ~ ~.
4 81. 'Frri.!ll and Accommoda-
n gong East, leaves llillsboro
|. ~ N.
b -, Local Freight, (no pa-sen
yoing Eat, leaves H,llsboro
y . m.
i6, Local r eight, (no passen
d. gotug West, leaves IIlllsboro
- =. III.
j. G.. COOLEY,
Agent.
|ltALsBoRo POST OFFICE Office
,p-, from : a. m: TO I 30. =. M,
n day except Sunday, and on
,nlay from Il IN. TO p. IN.
~ n w. BROWN
Pos, Master.
Orange County observer., 1890-05-10
4 DMINISTRATOK'S NOTICE.

Having qualified is Administrator on
the estate OF Margaret Ann Woods. de-
ceased. notice is hereby given for all
creditors TO present thci! claims duly
authenticated ON or before the 22nd day
OF April. 1891, or this notice will bt
plead in bar of their recovery. All per
sons indie bted to said estate are request
ed TO make Immediate payment.
This the 2S;h day ot April, 1890.
SAMUEL KNOX WOODS,
Administrator.
Orange County observer., 1890-05-10

n
The undersigned having this day
qualified as ExccutriX upon the estate
OF the late VIM. D. Walker, notice is
hereby given to ali persons indebted to
said estate to make Immediate payment,
and All persons haying claims against
said estate are notified to present the
same 10 the undersigned on or before
the 22nd day Of Ap'il, 1891, or this no.
tice will be plead in bar Of their re-
coverv.
This 22nd day Of April, 1890.
ELIZABETH ". WALKER.
ExeIutriX.
Orange County observer., 1890-05-10

,...r. 10 be paid in advance, *i.W
j. a,Ii,, Hr
i months, ="
Orange County observer., 1890-05-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
GALE OF LAND

GALE OF LAND
BY virtue Of mortgage deed execu-
ted by Jack Clark and Nancy Clark
his wife. to 5. X. Woods, and recorded
in Book &. page iS2, in the office of
Register OF Deeds of Orange County,
will sell for cash 10 the highest bidder
at the Court House door in HillsbOrO
OH Monday. June 2nI. 1890, tract of
land In iill>horn township. adjoining
lands OF Joseph Jones, Hugh Faucette
and other-. containing 80 acres, more or
less.
sale j. made 70 satisfy mortgage and
costs.
This 2nd day OF May, 1890.
5. X. WOODS,
Mortgagee.
BY J. +. NcBroom. Agent.
Orange County observer., 1890-05-10

Mr.. and Nr. Henry X, Nash
and daughter, Miss Annie. after
spending the wiater with relatives
At Tarboro,. returned 10 Hl.lsboro
last Monday.
Mrs. Msrgare, Hughes. of Ar
gen,a, Ark, daughter OF Hon. Jo-
siah TurDer, who has been visiting
her father, lett here Sunday for her
home at Argenta.
Orange County observer., 1890-05-10

SPRING OPENING 1890.
LADIES. LADIES.

MISS DUNN, one Of our Baltimore Milners has re-
turned She has been the Northern Markets tor
two months posting up on everything in Millinery
aud purchasing stock of LADIES and MISSES
BONNETS, HATS and HEAD WEAR generally
We viii have the OPENING EASTER MONDAY,
APRIL 7TH, AMI We know of no more pleasant way
for the ladies' to enjoy the day than looking ,hreagh
our stock OF
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.
RUCHINGS, TIES, EMBROIDERIES, EDGlNGS,
LACES, VEILINGS, VANDYKE LACES chill
DREN'S CAPS, the things in
Little Flo>very Toqucs and Isonncts
WHITE EMBROIDERY SUITS are more worn
tan Also the things in Hemmed Stitched
WHITE GOODS; pretest Line of alloyer EN-
BRoIDER1Es, HANDSOME SWISS and CAM.
BRIG EDGINGS ever shown here
PARAsoLs AND FANS.
The first time stock of Parasos and Fans has ever
been carried in IIillsboro. Can please any of YOU
ve,ylhing in this line.
MISS ADDIE SMITH
is still in charge of this Room and every
lady IN this section this
DRESS GOODS.
This stock is larger and more complete than hereto
tore. All new things in SERGES-plain and striped
Full line of MoHAIR BRILIANTINEs, SILK
WARP HENR1ETTAS
FuE line of NUNS YELLING &C.
BLACK GOODS--One of the most complete line.
in the State. We pay especa: attention to BLACK
DRESS GOODS.
TRIMMINGS
GINGIIAMS-A line of best brands at cents
CHEAP DRESS GooDs-A complete 10. from
to % cents.
GENTLEMEN GENTLEMEN:
We have for you low as can be bought in the
IeEADY-M1ADEc CLOTHING
complete line Of Suits from 81 90 0 $50 CO. Ifyon
go to Raleigh or Danve tor a it will be for
the and to pay fancy cIothiny-s,ore price. We
have same goods At % per cent. ess than clothing
stores.
GHNTS, BOYS AND CHILDRENS HATS.
All that in DERBY'S and SOFT HATS for
young, ddleased and old gentlemen. A.lthe new
novelties in STKAW GoopS, CIl1LDREN'S FAN.
CY STRAW HATS, &c, &c
sHoEs1 Shoes! sHoEsi!!
8 u
SHOES
ST Brogan better than 81 25 sho. year ago.
We have control at this point OF all The .eadn;
brands OF Shoes, hand made a d olh'r~>e. BA
STATE, MARCY BROS ZtIGLER. JNO. FAUST,
MONAGHAN, BAY & co, REEDS aud other
leading makes.
GUANO-We are Agents for nearly all the leading
brands OF Guauo
OBERS, BRITISH MIXTURE, PLOW, OWL
FARMERS FRIEND OLD DOMINION,
DIAMOND BONE, STAR,
ANCHOR, &c.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Of all kinds
used n this section
WAGONS, .BUGGIES, ROAD CARTS, DC.
GROCERIES, BACON. 6c.-All these goods in
quantities al wholesale prices.
We carry the larges. stock OF goods in North Caro-
lima retail. l, takes the TWO LARGEST STORES
IN THE COUNTY AND FIVE LARGE WARE.
HOUSES TO HOLD THEM.
Hlsboro grow but determined tha' it
shall be Of the best points the State buy goods
CONE AND SEE Us.
Yours truly,
JAMES WEBB, .JR. BRO.
Orange County observer., 1890-05-10

KANSAS CITY, Mol have been
afflicted with kidney trouble FOR
over a year. | commenced using
Mlcrobe Killer at your suggestion
| have not finished my second jug
and am completely y cured Iou's
respectfully,
Gus. d. WEIGH, :
Clarke Il WEIGH, Printers, 1918
Walnut ST.
For sale by w. A. Hayes, Hills
boro, and y. McCaulcy, Chapel Hill.
@ Subscribe for the Orange
County Observer. Only 81 tor II
months.
Orange County observer., 1890-05-10
COUNTY OBSERVER.

! : BOR O l. G II n +. &
Orange County observer., 1890-05-10
R-tRIplIOS RATES

Rf,AN-, --- MAY 10. 1890
Orange County observer., 1890-05-10

JAMES WEBB, JR. & BRO.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-02-18
tcoptinued From sunday.l
THE PRINCEssEs ROsArINE AND
Tempest.
A Fairy Tale by Mabel A. Sweet.

Time passed. and when Rosatine
was sixteen she was the most beauti-
ful woman In the world: her hair was
like the long, soft, golden rays
sun Of the sun. her eyes, like the little
blue violets In the woodland dells; her
lips were OF q ruby red; her cheeks like
the soft, pink petals Of q mountain
wild rose; her teeth like pearls, her
hands were white and soft as lily.
and her form was exquisitely perfect,
aad beautiful n grace personified.
Tempest at sixteen was quite the
reverse of beautiful. Her features be-
inl>hard and severe, her hair short,
coarse and of a fiery red; her eyes
were green, specked with brown spots.
and she always wore spactscles; her
nose was large turn-up pug, and was
very red; her mouth was large and
chspped; her complexion rough, and
dotted with large freckles; she was
short and lean, her teeth were nearly
all out, and those that remained were
very much discolored. All iu all, she
was an unsightly object.
Now on Rosatlne's eighteenth birth
day, her godmother rave . grand ball
In her honor. and invited all Of the
grand princes. prlnossses. dukss, duch.
ssses, counts, oountsssss, lords and
ladies In the lard. and Of course King
Ixion and Queen Lsda slso. and ell Of
her fairy friends In the Fairy King.
dom.
And when the evening for the ball
came, RosatIns was dressed in beau
tiful white velvet drsss. draped with
exquisite, soft. white silk laoe. which
vas gosgsously trimmed and orna-
usntsd With diamonds and pearls:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-02-18


Of The Legislature. Certificates Of elec-
ton by county clerks were not pro-
vided fnr IN any way, nor are they Of
any furce. Col. Paine said the new
constitution superceded the old terri
total law which made certificates of
county clerks prims fscie evidence of
the right If members Of the leRisia-
ture to seats. The next proposition
was that the senate which elected a
president pro TEN. on December 10,
1889, and the house which organize A
on Nov. %, 1889, contained n msjoriiy
Of legally elected senators and repre-.
senistives and they composed the con-
stitutional legislature OF the state.
There were no chsnpss in The mem
bership of the Legislature so consti-
tu'ed before the first and second days
Of January. when Sanders and Power
were elected senators. Therefore they
possess prims facie right for seats in
the senate. To conclusion Col. Paine
said If the inquiry went outside the
records the committee would find
from that source a. well that Sanders
and Power We're legally and lawfully
elected senators from Montana.
Col. Sanders submitted to the com
mittee in behalf of his colleagues a
statement which will be included in
the record. IL Is in effect that many
Illegal votes were cast in Silver Bow
county for democratic candidates, and
that the election of officers failed to
comply with the law in precinct "a OF
that county.
Ey-Splicitor Gen. jerks then began
the ease for the democratic claimants.
He said there were three points or
question. t' be settled: First-Is
there a prims facie right to a seat in
the United States senate? He az
frmed that there IS, and that II is In
favor OF hiscients. Secnni-Ts there
or was there q legislature to elect sena-
tors? There was, he said. and the
certificate Of the clerk Of the commits
sioners of Silver Bow county il the
only credential Of right of representa-
tion from that county 10 sit therein.
Third-In whom is this prims fscie
right existing? jerks said 1t existed
in Msgiu mis- and Clark. They have
title and they hsve right back of the
title from the people to represent the
state of Montana In the United States
senate. Upon the first point jerks
quoted from tn statute of July, 1885
to show what constitutes prims fscie
right to seat In the senate, viz
Possession Of a certificate from the
governor, even thou IN IL lacks the
seal and countersign of the secretary oi
state
A general discussion of the case on
the points brought out by the counsel
on each side then followed, and every
point was enquired into with thor.
ougbness { at indicated the interest
which the case had excited. The po.
sition taken by the democratic lam.
ants. that the territorial law regarding
certificates Of election was not an.
nulled and suspended by the ordinance
adopted October 1T Is regarded a.
very weak, though in truth they have
no other ground 20 fight On bat this
After a very full hearing the commit
tee adjourned till March lst.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-02-18

For . few days bsssss tbs arrival e
our spring stock yos oas bay shoo
very cheap. Msn's shoss iron el.N
10 os.50, sto. q. D. Towns . O..
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-02-18
SOCIETIES.

%. H.-Division No. meets frat and second
undays ofeseh month.
K OF H.-Meats first and third Wednesdays At
i.30p. m, at Odi Fellows Hall,
AT. A, M.-iolloxstone Lodge, No. rs, bret
nd third Wednesday,.
X. A. M.-Yeliowsione Chapter. No. s, second
'hursday in each month
X. T.-Damascus Oonmandery, fourth Thurs.
days.
1. y. o. F.-Cus,er Lodge, No. Is, every
uoaday AT their hall.
l. o. o. F.-sentinal Enoampment, No. Q, brst
and third Friday.
K Of P.-Crusader Lodge, No. 7, Thursday
evenings at Odd Fellows Hall.
q. x. Of A.--Miles City branch, every unday ct
K. Of L.-First and third Saturdays.
q. A. R.-U. 8. Grant Post, No. II, hrst and
TO. q. T.-stAr Of the West. No. "a, every
Thursday evening.
q. OF V-Coi. swaine Camp No. Z. Meets second
and fou Wednesdays Of each month at Good Tenn
plan Halt
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1890-12-18
Cut Feed For Horses.
lTimes- s-DemGcrat.I

Times Democrat.l
The London Omnibus company
found that three thousand horses
fed on sixteen pounds of ground
oats, seven and one-haf pounds Of
cut hay and one-haIt pound of cut
straw did as much good work ana
kept in as good condition as another
three thousand fed on nineteen
pounds of uncut hay, thus saving
by grinding the grain aud cutting
the feed six pounds of feed per day.
or saving in the feeding of three
thousand horses, amounting to $500
per day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20
The State Literary.


Although u WI n' ihp'H.'oie I" re
'n"'e 'te BOOKS 10 the N'"'e Library 20
he linrary rooms 'a 'he new extension
'~iote the Astounding OF Tue Legislature
'Neft"ne Htetes''" )" "V"Ns 'nu t'cu
convenient anu artistic hous'ag' can but
- dei'gh'ea Win inc ne" quarters 10
watch they Will DC removed Tor hnai
'"igment' as soon after the dispersion
1t the Legislature ah"'her spring ~
possible.
The library io>ins are On the second
az middle floor of the new extension,
of the state House corresponding to the
door of the hall Of the House Of Repre-
sentatises. The main room occupies
the centre OF the building with a
large eireu'ar bay window at the west
cnd. This room is - by y feet. 10 feet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

rooms excepting IIse librarian and his
assistanfs-
From the VERY nature OF ia eharacser
The State library il es.e Of tle most i'm
pertznt u The RsaEy departments Of the
state Government siten9ed Hsainsy for
the ases Of members of the Legislature
is Il largely legal reference library
&esi Ia collections of United states,
STATE and EagIi.h constitutional, statute
and general laws Is unsurpassed By that
u any library IN Maine. ft Is not whoilT
iegai consulting library but Possesses
fairly coed collections Of works 10
general literature and seienes- ~
appropriations for les Increase from
year 10 year haze always been inoder-
ate. ard AZ works u legal character
have taken precedence la aeees-
sians, IL si,siges have not been
-npplied with the latest and most note
worthy i.sses Ia leading branches Of
know ledge and Investigation, 10 that ex-
tent which tios-e who consult the library
have y i.hed fn no ether Of the many
state der artrssng. are enlarged appro-
psiaii8ns 40 maeI, eeetled as in that
si.ich pertains IT, llps strong Increase Of
the library 10 late and important work. Of
reference In general literature, -eieuce,
discovery, biography and whatever re-
fiecte ard preserves tie active thought
and Investigation % the day.
There Il no place 30 heslidefiBg to i
person a. 3 isrge library DEVOID VI
proper stem and classification IL il
Ike a dictionary ia which the words are
arranged 10 any order except that u al
phabetieal. II j. Simply impossible TO-
HID anything waited without long and
annoying hunting ppsaibiy failure.
Tie books Ia a ktFgs consulting library
should be 30 arranged that BY nteau- Of
the card catalogue system not only any
.ingic volume, but any number Of vol
uhies, or all the range Of literature
upon a given subject which the library
p',.-essrs, may be- placed at the di.posai
~ the enquirer, ia a few moments time.
" heueyer the thirty-liye thousand vol
aues Of the present state library are
removed to their new quarters with it,
capacity for eighty thousand Volume
.nrh a system should be adopted. It i.
the only one BY means vi which large
library eau be easily and accurately
admin stered, and it, wealth Of inforna-
tion at once given in possession Of the
legislator or student BY it, adoption u
library Of five hundred thousand vol
umes has it, treasures unlocked to the
enquirer at once, without Ii, collection
Of few hundred isa pulling labyrinth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

Mr.. +. A. Fieldof Sidney visited the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Taylor Of Wini,r was IN
toFn yesterday.
Mr.. A. s. Bangs returned from Farm
iDgson ye,terday.
Harry Brann Of Boston. formerly drug
gist in this city is nov here visit ng friends.
Mr. NJ. c. Weston Of Belgraie, formerly
County Commissioner. was in The city yes
to-day.
Mr.. A. j. Haskell is visiting in The city
for week or two. lie is in store 5!
AIiston, Mass.
Mrs. A. G. Mulkty Of CorsIis, Oregon
who is visiting friends in Pit,ston. was 10
the city yesterday.
Mrs. b. +. Chandler of Waycrly, MSS,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. "a. A. Chamber.
corner Of Green and Chapel streets.
DR.. J. G. Quimby. Of Lake Vllsge, n
H., returned home yesteidiy from Bit
visit to the home Of his sister, Mrs. &. u.
Buyleigh, in this city.
Our citizens were gisd Indeed to sec
Rev. j. II. Pratt able 10 r.ds out Il he
yesterday with bis family, sfter such
a .erious Illness Of three weeks.
NJ. A. w. Philbr ok, Who has b,en con-
fined to the house fo- about two week, by
temporary illness, is 50 much bette as 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20
Tho Greatness OF Our Patty

II there are sny very wise men 90 dc,
Wlio think tiat the Republican party can
prosper solely when it Is backing so,nc
commercial issue or hlca. they ar, not
veil posted In regard to the history or
rinciples OF the Republican party.
lace It before the people of the country
"a purely commercial issues, aud il
could heeome dwatf IN the public
Aiud as compared with its gloriou. past
It's struggles for man, aud soon pass
way /, was not born In the throe- OF
numerical need or wisdom II was
ora Tor higher purpose than TO main
,in merely this or that view OF bust
ess or tuin. Tari( Is good, aud
aterlally good i'u. the Eepub
can party would di,dain to live on a
ofdld ISSUE Of any sort IL must have
ssucs that appeal to sentiment, to the
tuiuan heart, tn national honor, 10
he good of country. It Is party OF
ointment. Society Is a sentiment. Gov
,rnmcnt itself, when It ia FREE. j. 4 seuti-
meut. The Republican party i strong
,nd invineihlc When it Is struggling for
human rights and American horor. It
; weak when Il Is reduced "a shcp-kecp-
ng Ideas, and It will die when once it
gorgetS the great and splendid things it
has accomplished In the past aud descend
10 nothing hut commercial issues
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20
gaily 1funfbre aouruaL
.lEsesu. ssTsapsY. SEPT. 70, 1850.

Subscriptions - TEE DAILY AND WEEKLY
JocKxAf. msy BE- maize sss1sxh the rrrehas-
fsg Itspsrmess u The Americas Express Co.
q saT Tssss where that CorDsaJ hss -
sgsncT. Agesta VT gSss > rtoney order re-
ceirt Tor your ssssrYtp.son, asd vii fe-sSfd "A
he money ORDER. sf.aehe6 % "a orsses 70 scad
NE psper fer asp axscd s4me, frss Of aay
ehsxTe eres2s tAe ssa.@i foe soE sssassz sce
ss4sE. THIS V tAs ssksss ss.i best vsy 10 rsa1<
car sahscrsp1oas-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

Mrs Ny'tic Brown sn Miss Bsria Brown
returned 10 Massachusetts, Sept. 18th MIR.
Geo. &. G Imam 3 1t hlms for u few days.
Mr. Cherries Baldsi1 If Mes,scbuset $,
son Of d. Ds1tc- Bail~in formerly of
VT Vernon. made lis friend. u call Sept
I6th Mr.. her'i Cord N was 'akea with
malig 'snt peritonitis Sunday 2. ". and
diei Tuesday morning. 9gei - years.
-lo;zt)es which arc - bunIsnt snd fine
are roltjng extensively But few delegates
will BE- able to attend the Baptist Assoeis-
ton ut Oaklsnd.--Nt V,rnoon trotiius
psrS = p zee OF rcsd tc'Neen Capt J. ?
Carson. 3nd Kli'hA L. Wells. At the last
trott;ng contest o. ) ycar-olis Si'rnan
Wilbers COZ, wen the race.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

congressman Mckinley emphasized
u fact which every reader of the pro
ceedingS Of the House has recognized
when lac declared that the time devoted
Ia the debate Of = measure was usually
spent in ealiing names or IN talking upon
matters which have not the rcm"tcst
connection with the measure presumably
under consideration. When two or three
days have been assigned to the con
+idrration of any measure by the House,
the time has been largely devoted to talk
upon other topic. Sometimes, in com
mittcc Of the whole HOUSE, measures are
discussed, but the greater part uf the
speeches ara either for constituents or 20
punish u political adversary The Demo
Gratis cannot long discuss a bill without
leaving II to abuse the majority.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

Mr.. Geo. W. Chamherlsin, Maine State
College graiuttN, who has hcea superiu
terdenl Of the Farming on, n. H., schools,
bas been chos n principal of the Calais
high school. which commenced the fail
term MONDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

Harpef's Weekly, reraarking that ''ih''
result ~ the election IN Maine will BE-
known a. tiiiz paper h issued, adds
THE result viii be significant "A the
frat popular verdict upon the course of
Congress" 80 IL war. Yet Il WA a
yastIy different one from that which the
poiished bat Nugwumpgin editor had
hnfged for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

The editor Of cont mpora'y $50; ]
have used bat very lite 'oip during ny
lifetime, but some tine sgo vas induced
By public request TO 4, 40, IN tr!ei Bru,-
sells with complete succeis. Should publ c
pressure again compel me to use sea?'
il shall be brussels and no other"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

The Democrats ia Washington are not
nearly 80 confident ~ eIsctia2 the next
HGase a. they we're two months ago
Indeed. Il would not be- far !roH fact "a
say that they are rot confident 40 che
Ieast. Tim people u the country are
coming to appreciate che Republican, nd
ministfatlen sud the Republican Con
rfes1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

At a late meeting OF She York institut
u, ssco many valuable donations 10 its col
lections we're received. Among these was
perfect fossil fish than which finer
specimen does not exist in thu country
There were also received pieces of the old
wooden dugout recently unearthed at the
beach at SscO Pool What remains of this
boat is known 20 be over 100 years old,
snd rs RI hard Wires wiutered ut the Pool
IN 1914 and 1913 it is thought BY some that
he hOat was built by bis men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

Secretary Baiue's letter on reciprocity
is timely and important from two points of
view. " proves, first that shsw tn.sYof'i
With the tariff bill IA smerd 2dsby he Sen
ate; aud second it ilustfates in alch
striking ami practical turns The adyaut sges
of tic reciprocity method in Americss
'leaIiogs with the S3utheatcrn nliion anl
colonial Dependencies that the ace tanec
Ut the Aldrich amt niment by the House
must now BE- foregonc conclusion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

quarry some time in The near future, The
earth which now eGyeis the lime rock VIII
be washed CT cy hydraulic methods into
the bay lesYing the 70 K exposed ready Tor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

Mrs. 81. !. GGud has removed her dre'-
making rooms 70 AI'es's Block. b,ok btr'i-
cry entrance, AID ' III olea scp;. ~.
geyHi3Itf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

t. has been announced ny cable from
Madrid, spain, that Prince Hiol>ter Can
oyas del Castillo has Declared IN favor
Of a social policy similar 70 that 81 Fin.
peror william. lie believes that Free
Trade IL responsible for the evils Of the
wofkisgmens position, and therefore
recommends i po,i,Y ofi'roteetlon In the
interests Of both farmers and manufac-
Lnrera.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-09-20

tract Of lard comprising twenty acres
on the osstera shore of Long Island, net
far from IslesaoTc has hecn hoatied by
R,cklsnd gentlemen. for S20,ts1 Upon
tie lsrd is a large DEPOSIT of lime rack Of
excellent quality. aHi il Il propose. hy the
ccmpsny which has bes II formed 10 oPyu a