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TOTALS ...,.-o l. ~ ~ ~ > ~ ~ = v
Louisville .....................o &C
Syracuse o.
Earned runs-Louisville. 3: Syracuse 1. Home run
Wolf. Two.baso hs-Wolf Shnnlck. Wright BY.
Three base hts-CConnor Hamburg Briggs struck
out-By Stratton, 81 by keefe, :" sRrrihco hits Shin
nick i2, ,I0mney. Leighton Double =, Plays Tim
and Shinnick; Wolf and Shinui"k Passed balls
Briggs Base on balls-By kref" T. Hit by pitched
bKl.-Wolf. Umpire-KernA Time-l AZ. Attendance
-l,S
ATHLETICS. 4; ST. LOUIS, 3.
ST LOUIS July 1.-THE last game OF the series No
tween the Browns and Athletics was played day.
he
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Brouthsrs Thrse;bnse hit-ounn. ,SHcrinco hits,
Brown Kelly (S). Brouthers Quinn, Radhourne, Bald
win stolen hAses-Brown. stovey, hichardson, Nash
(2). Murphy First base OIL bAllsRy Radbourne >; by
Baldwin s. First base errorsR ostOn Z: Chicago 3.
Passed balls1pnrIins |; Farrell L. sTnck ont-Brown
plays-Sa and Brouthers. SAsh quinn, and Rrouth.
ers, Pfener, boyle, and Comiskey lmpires-kniEht
and Jones Time-2:O7. AuendAnoe-IiO2.
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Games To-day.

Games To-day.
SlTioN,L HAGUE.
New York Va. Cleveland, at the Polo grounds uwo
games
Brooklyn vs. Pittsburgh al Washington Park.
Boston " Cincinnati al Boston.
Philadelphia Va I hicagO, AZ Philadelphia
rITrEs LrIGUE.
New York VS.. Pittsburgh at brotherhood Park
RrOoklvu Cleveland NJ Eastern Park.
HuEton Clieagu. al Bpstou
Philadelphia vs. BunA!U at Philadelphia
ASFEICAS ASSOCIATION
No games scheduled.
ATLANTIC As'oCIATroA
Jersey City " Baltimore al oakland Park.
hartford Vs. Newark, at Hartford.
New Haven vs. " Wilmington. AZ New Haven
Worcester vs., Washington, AZ Worcester.
OrlIlK JAWS
Ashland VS. Cuban Giants, a. Ashland.
Rnsr hall. New Polo Grounds. To-day.
Two L,agu. championship games Cleveland vs.
New YulE. Frat game = l. N =. SECOND inneiAt..r
after Admission INCLUDING bOth games ~ centt.-IIr
Ladies' nny brotherhood Park To-day.
PiTsburgh Va New YORK Ladies admitted FREQ TO
ErOuud AM grand stand. GHmetP M.-Adr
Bnse HaT, Eastern PaEk. = =. NJ. To-day.
Brooklyn yE Cleveland players LeAEusL KinE'S
county aud Union Ii direct 10 grOundL-Adp
base Ball. WHsbIHEtoH PHrk, To-day.
Brooklyn Va FittlburGh. Game p. n. Adm boN
TiItb Az II" and horse ears dussL-AAN
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The American Association.
THE RECORD,


BROOKLYN "a. ~, g: COLUMBUS 5.
CoLuNBUs, July l7.-Rrooklyn had plenty OF good
luck to-day, and defeated Columbus In a allow and
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JERSEY CRY


'lleury and o'Rourke out for running out of limo
Jersey city ....................O q q ~ u o o.
Baltimore ................. ....3 o q . III
Earned runs-Iersey City. !. baltimore. / First
laso on errors-JtrScy Cil. |, Balrmore, :. Lott
hAses -JsTGsy cry, =. Baltimore T. TwOoaEe his
Tuner, EOussey- Struck Out-Murphy. Fitzgerald.
0 EourEe Stoen bascs--Eay, ToSusnl. FowrT,
SOmIner Henry n Sacrifice hits-McGucgen Ipolry.
Van stue, Rou.'ey McDsrrnou werrick, Double
plays errck, Mack and rUW-r. Ray Mack and
Power. k0us,sy, iir,dy and I,ooey First base on
Dals-On O'ltUurks, 4. on NcDermott a. HIT by
pitcher-Turner kAv. Nui Iitrh-MCuermOtt. TN.
pire-Keuy. Ilme-l -, Attendance
WINSGruN 3; HArPS a.
NV HAYES, July 1.-THE home team could not hit
AndfrsCn tudAy The score.
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EafmeG rnnsJR ,te rs' oase on oa!s-
PttsbarsE. 2; prGokiyn Loft on hases-Pit,seuIEh,
-; RrooklynI struck out-Pittsburgh 8; Brooklyn
Home rans-pinkney; yeach TTn base hts-Terry.
Sunday. Laroque. Hseker. Foutz, Terry. Double
playS-Laroque and Noach. Wild pich-Terry.
Passet ban-Daly. umpire-Lynch Time-l +3
Attendance-lU7S
BOSTON y. L. g: CINCINNATI q. La
Bo'ToS. July l7.-By defeating Cincinnati to-day the
Bostons stepped into third place The score
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Runs eArned-St Louis .: Athletics l. Two.baSe hits
pIays-KAppel. Conroy and o,Brien Bases on bals-of
Is ward i, Hit by pitcher-ROseman struck BY
shveits, i! by Seward. wild pitshss-Stiystt'; =.
pires-Emslie and DolAn. Attendance-s9A
TOLEDO 8; RoCnFsTER, =.
TOLEDO July l7.-To,edo won the game from Roch
sater tod The
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EAST AGAINST THE WEST.
CLETER CONTENTS IN WHICH TIE
WESTERN CLUBS FARE BADLY.


Al Extra Assessment Made By the Players
IenEue-TLe Atlantic Association to 60
On ne IL Ia Results In tho American As
.ncIatIon-MInor LenEue GRmea-Gosaip
Yesterdays championship games were we'll
contested. The scores were as follows
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York. 4: Cleveland. 4.
Pittsburgh, Z; Brooklyn,5 8.
Boston, G. Cincinnati, 3,
Philadelphia. z: Chicago &
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE
New York. g: Pittsburgh, 2.
Brooklyn. Q; Cleveland, 2.
Philadelphia, 8: Buffalo,.
Boston. 70; Chicago. q
THE AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Brooklyn. 6; Columbus 8.
Athletic, 4; St Louis, 8.
Louisville. 8 Syracuse. 4.
Toledo. 8: Rochester. 2.
THE ATLANTIC ASSOCIATION
Baltimore, 6: jersey City. 1.
Wilmington. 8: New Haven, o.
Worcester. Q; Washing ton, Q.
At HRrtford-Rain.
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Base Ball. WGsbIHEtOH FHrk, To-Day.
Brooklyn We FittIbuFGh. Game p. N. Adm. boA
Firth AM IL" ana horse ears duSeL-AAG
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Weights oor the M.d.nmmer nrund,cDp

eerretary Crickroro o. the Monmouth Park
Facing Association announces the following
weights for the Midsummer Handicap at one
milo. 10 bo decided 10. morrow;
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BnSe HaII, Eastern PaVk, 4 =. NJ To-day
Brooklyn " Cleveland (Psysu' LeAEueL EIhKS
county aud Union Ia direct TO gfOundL-Adu
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p1rrsBuaau IN. L., 7: BROOKLYN IN. ~. s.

After knocking out the leading clubs in the
feated by the Pittsburgh Club at Washington
Park yesterday afternoon, thereby losing the
lead In the race. Every ono present expected
the home team to win. n ot that the visitors were
not due to win a game. but that 1t was ladies'
day. Adonis Terry was an easy mark for the
visitors. The homo team went to the front in
the third inning but the visitors then began to
play an uphill game. and at tho end OF the
seventh inning the score stood even up. But
then the Brooklyn's could do nothing in tho
way OF runs in the following innings. The score:
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NV HIVES, JWy IT.-The home team could not 4
Anderson 10 day The score.


Long Three base hIi-1ooEan. Stolen lAiss-M Mckee,
Lyneh ksHy' hgasTIoI frS! n.rf on he re
bass on sTrorE-Milmingon q Sew Haven, PltSsd
bH-uOl!OTd Struck Out-ksAy. loORan. T. Lynch,
Carl CoEeOFGn Anderson. kGWSn az GOlgAn. WI
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Ladies' nny HFOthrrL oOd PArR To-day.
Piusburgh Va Sew YORK Ladies admitted free to
RTOuud s AM grand stand GAmetP M.-Adr
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Earned runs-New York 8; Cleveland. !. First base
on errors-New York 2; Cleveland 2 Left on bases.
WEIGH. S; OF Wadsworth. Struck outTciArke Nelch
ThreebIse hit-Hornung. TWO base hits-Tiernan Bas
sett Henry. McKeAn sacrince hits.BAssett C2.
nung a. BaSsstt Henry; G,lks Double psy.aWslsh
hung. Hit by pitcher-Ardner. Passed bals--zimmer.
q Umpire-McQuaid Time-2 hourA Attendance
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Earned runs-ColumouE p Brooklyn, 3. Two-bAse
hiu-U' Bren Pe!tz. Toy. Three-base hits-Wheelock,
Peltz. stolen hases-McTamAnN Wh"elock. Crooks
simon C2l Bases balls-Off Chamberlain, 2: of NC
Cullough l. Struck out-By Chamberlain .; bv Nc
CullouRh, s. Time-l:jh Cmpire-Curry. Attendance
-l,5uu
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liAins Mckee Cahill, Lynch DOYLE Gillilaud Double
play Carl and Keay. Umpire-Hunt Time-l41 Az
tendAnce--6OO.
woRcEsTTE o. WARRINGTON. o
WoRcE,rEk july l7'-Darkness put Al end 70 the
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Lsucs Inc 0ablte.

The President ~ early. % his sissp
was light and espsicisus Il the ssnmee,
when be lived Of the solii~ss' Home, hs
would take kis frugal bseakfa fast ,nf ride in
to town in sina 20 be ss his dssk II signl
O'Clock. He began n receive visits noOsn-
ally Ct ten O'Clock. bus ioog before that
hour struck the doors we're beef ged BY
ANXIOUS crowds, through whom the peopls
Of Importance. senssoFs and members Of
Consse.s. elboved their way after The fssh-
loo which still Survives. On days whsn the
Csbiest met. Tuesdsys and Fridays, the
hosr Of noon closed the inter views Of the
morriss. On other day. IL vas the Pfesi-
deats cassom, ut about that hour. TO order
the doors 70 be opened and oil Who vefe
vai ing 70 be admitted
Al lancheon time he hsd literally to run
the gantlss through the efovds Who Allied
u he corridors between HE once and the
rom st the vest end Of the house occupied
by the family. The afternoon wore assay
10 much the came manner % the moFoing
late 10 the day be Usually drove out for an
hours airing; at sig o'clock h dined-
He vas one Of the most abs'emicus Of
men; the pleasures Of the table had few
sttractioss for him His breakfast vss an
egg and cup Of coffee; q luncheon hs
rarely took more than biscuit sni glass
of mils, plate OF fruits i, 10 . aeon: II
dinner he ate spar ngiy of one or tso
courses He drank little or no vine: rot
that he remained always on principle q
total sbs'a'ner. ~ he sas rart Of his early
life in the feTvor Of the WsshiDgt0nian'
reform; hut he never cared Tor zine or
liquors Of any sort and never used tobacco.
- Col. John lay IN Century
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policy lis appssrsnee II ~ oesfsDSnd-
cred Ohio dssssirs b al cid - s1ahasisy
Of bic esa tssaesstip aad ~ ssssssass Of
his sSs rspslsrisy II securing ~ ssse1lsn
sf Mr. Mckiaisy sefsus . sAosnzd fa'ss
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Biaiss's speech has ~ eldLtos rise. -
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ing the closing vsek Of Tie essssss.
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II possible get the place to tie stool
and house sheep and colts ready befors
the weather becomes any colder, ther
the sudden approach Of winter will moi
bring day after day Of Inconvenience anC
waste fodder by feeding and housing il
unhandy places or In the open yard.
1t IL consistent with science and prac
tice both, that to grind the feed for al
kinds of live sto, il an economy equa
to fully one quarter OF the feed A few
farmers therefore. who are neighbOrs
may very probably join together and
purchase horse power mill for grinding
their grain and save rs much In one
year as will pay for the mill.
A farmer says that he has found the
key to the successful management Of 9
large flock of poultry. 1t consists OF q
house six feet square and ak feet high
for each fifteen to twenty-five fowls
yards 50xl25 fe. to each house. with q
sub yard 10 feet square In which to con.
fine them close to the house when
desired iath fences only four feet high
between the yards and clipped wings te
prevent flying over. This plan, he says
brought both healthy fowls and eggs
The colt will learn more easily when
six months old than when year old
Ii can also be controlled more easily
Hence IL IL wise to handle the colt early.
Its early training should not stop with
breaking to halter 1t should b handled
until any part OF Its body or lmbs can
he rubbed, until 1t Is ust,m-d to the
bride, and until 1t will driv ~ well ~
lead To teach it all this, aud to keep
it from forgetting what IL has learned Is
little trouble. but IL the colt IL Of good
stock the trouble is well paid for.
When we gather the egg. we at once
write on them with leadpeneil the brred
and date: for instance, up. R., l0--1,
meaning Plymouth Rock, OctOber l. Ia
this way we have M trouble In knowing
the age Of the eggs, and ~ ~e mari
them In the pms while gathering them
there IL no possibility Of sending out the
rone eggs. Dating thus In the only
safe way, and will cause considerable
satisfaction both to buyer and seller, ex
cepting in case the fancier wishes t.
palm OF = lot Of stAie eggs.--Iocu
homestead.
Do ron hear anything about the gen
eral purpose horse? one 70 plow and
now. 90 in . carriage, or under . saddls
and sell for a roadsterr Not much Of
often, Every man who buys hOrss
wants the animal to be suited for hil
special purpose. sud II for draft It 3
quite different horse from the saddle o.
driving animal. Aud yet TIE old I'D
about general purpose cows, COED fo'
milk. butter and beef is still tossed about
BY some Of the dairy experts, who neither
milk cows OF make butter or cheess
except on paper.
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thsg ~ aan.e 49, psbIfahed asd gives
essTesey fhssaek d. eoisnss IT thfa
psper. ard Ne - fkst - nsy eosgts
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dasGhser, snd fe6l1ve asUids egralseles
By he press = - xtvsa = the -
SD incSintssflsg o. AspafsGing sesse
usenta 70 which ve have referred .
Aiuminsm Il rapidly attracting gen-
sssi ssssustss In shis cesnssy. Tsess
sre onIy sig aiaminam plants in the
world, ore at PisubaEg sni i've Ia
Esyope Os~ ~ ssse ises~r. isv.sed sess
Manehsster, Englsnd began operations
10 June usd~r the patents Of the Amert'
can company. the Pittsburgh k~duetion
Company. It has capacity Of one ton
= week. and half interest h owned by
residents Of Pitssbarzh and Allegheny
City. The fiftsburEh Company pro
poses the erection Of . new plant soon.
since the company b~gas working under
IT, process Il has Increased ifs capacity
sizfold. untii II present it oeeu-
pies On iron building seventy i've fe~t
by f7s feet. The works have capacity
Of between 100 and 100 pounds 3 day,
but are now unabie to supply the
d.rnand. Not long ago the use Of the
met a yfxs otffned In iswel@rs and COM
msnded 81 q pound. The price has
now been reduced TO " pound and It's
field Of usefulness largely extended.
At present the company imports from
Germany the clay from which the metal
ID extracted, and In the process Of redne-
tion operates the largest dynlmos In the
world. The company, intends, however.
to use the raw material to b. obtained
In this country when the new works are
constructed.
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istoH.
Has1sss' 1ase1aaess.
Nov s--At Gsasgr Hal, ChsrSysslA.
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Nov. HAT 1rsnae Hall, Faskmsn.
Nov. la-At 6rsaae Hal. Madison
Dre. s-At rresgne fsie.
GvssA As.y uspshiss.
Got 2s-sl-tais sf BiidsstA Post. sesth Gardiner.
Asssssaas0os.
Nov. s--Maise tsrspd Assembly o. Fythian sister
hood, PoFtlaad
Nov. s-D~dssatioa Of First Parish Hos.s. Port
lsod.
Dec. IS--ltlnsrants Institute MAise Methodist
Conferences, Iisboa FAlis.
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Cured b, Letter Core. pondsuos

Probably no phy stefan OF our day has
gsined such repu' alton for curing csses
Of lingering or long standing diseases
through treatment BY mail ~ tn. great
Special ct in e'vous and chronic diseases,
DIR Greene Of So W,st 14'h Street. New
York. disc0verer of the ", Il known remedy,
Dr.. Greene's Nefvurs. He pses in his prac.
tice only harmless vegetable remedies, and
has given especial atte n'ion to treatment Of
pat'eots at distance through letter core
spondence. Consultation in this manner
or personally, 10 entirely free Of charge.
Any sufferer from whatever kind Of disease
has the privilege Of writing to him . des
cription of bis or her case, and be will
return an opioion Of the case, ito durability,
and give his experienced advice in regard
to its treatment
His success 10 something wonderful In
res oripg the sick to health, and his prac-
,ice 10 without doubt the largest 10 this
couutry. Send for bis symptom blank and
write him. sufferer, for bis advice in your
case. This will cost you nothing. and msy
lead to your cure.
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Ny son take ysaf aiass! IL ~ Ackia-
by bill incYeases ine c0ss 70 eacn iseOeiug
man. family ~ pss yea and ~ sesses Of
cheaper ssssr h st TIE snne tins decssases
the est BY %. boz long siti il BE- bsfcse
thsf msn ais psspsr's srsves II in eas
month the numnes Of wage essrefs in ore
tile eornss Of this eosnssy--Sss Eng
iAad--sre incsesaed 10 coo. hos many
month, oil IL be before this c'ansry soes
20 ssereai smash because thsse's - mech
70 dor
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william II. English OF Indiana Is At
Washington engaged In digging out data
for history Of that state which he Is
writing. lie doubtless finds this occu-
patton far more delightful than running
for the Vice Presidency on the Demo-
cratic ticket.
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Tssstment Of ,paths1s By Ioocuia-
Ilo0

Ttoatmene Of ipntner1a oy Ioocuia-
In the r persoire de Pha-mscie for JAY
10, 1890. iii, stated that DR.. B,bchin III ~
attending = case Of grave diphtheria occur
ring in his own s)n. 10 which rap change
for the better occurred coin :iden'ally with
the appearance Of eTysipelas on the face.
The fever rapidly fell, the false menbru q
disappeared aud cure RAPIDLY took place. DIR.
Bsbchin.ki also s'a'es that in several other
eases he noted great improvement coinci-
dent With the appearance Of erysipeias, and
10 one Of them the erysipslas occurred on
the leg ard not on the face These facts
suggested to DR.. Bsbchinski the idea OF
inpculxt ng diphthsria ca.es with blood
taken from pa,ieuts suffer- 6 fr1m erysip-
elias. and he stat that in several cases
in which he employed hi, procedure cure
resulted. Later on he prsctic d int Gu
Ia ion Of oth.r cases Of dipatheria with
cultures Of the miscrobe Of erysip-
elias /, agsragar, and likewise noticed III
Disappearance Of the y mptoms Of diphthe-
ria He further id 10 that when the inocu-
lasions were made all special treatment wa
susps nded. and In no case did the efysipelsa
present any sufhcient eravit, TO csuse
ureasiness He concludes by stating that,
IL his observations AMI experiences are con-
firmed, this treatment should rob diphtheria
Of oil its dangers.
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u you will ssad ~ your a.iarrss % s.I
nail yos cor llnserased paMphie. <xpiA,r
ING al about Dr. Dyes Celebrss~d sl@csrc
voitaic Beh end Appiianc-s. and the,
charming sRscss spon IL ssYvogs tsb;b
Assd sysssa, end hou The, sill aSies /
restore you % visef and nanhood Pan
phlss free II 200 afe shns a4icsed ~
will send Won Bsii and Appliance. D
rial
ce's.te n~r "a xsfsh.s tu
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State HMaiHe.

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sifh tneeue = osunok paess ~ pkn9ag bsfsss
me 0svWsns - cSsDeo. sn1 kna11es tAssesa
ssssa. :. 1sssasy. - fsSse ~ - ssssss~v
osAnAxpAL snITn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31

Sitting Bull Ia At his old tricks again
and Ia trying TO Incite an uprising smone
the Sioux Indians. II Ia about time the
United States bottled this old knave up
10 the prison OF some fort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31

New York city with a population of
| 500, 900 has debt of e07 ,00O, 900,
although since 1850 when Its population
numbered 500, 900 aud It's debt was e12,-
5000, there has been paid ei0O, go 900
for reducing this debt. This Is simply
mathematical illustration Of Demo-
cratic political and financial economy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31

have used 8. 6. 6. for number a
yeAn. and cooaider Il the hest tonic a1d
blood remedy that ! ever used. In tact
would Do4 attempt to enter upon
upring Or summer Ia tAb climate with
out Il. h ". ColEnAN,
OF Coas0an, Refyu1ua = Co.,
Dads Clsy. H
Or ssak . B'ood aad stia Disaaaas
nlnsa fIsA
esraaac ca. 49, e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31

Senator Brice Of Ohio predicts that
Congressman Mckinley will be defeated
This Ia most encouraging to the friends
Of the gallant Major. u Brice had pre-
,iicted his election there would have been
reason for uneasiness. As q political
prophet Mr.. Brice has attained high rank
in the rainbow and boomerang class.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31

noss svssy go In this city woke =
Wednesday aisht 70 enjoy the rumble Of
- tA1aAsf - hsesa " the psl6as NJ
which accompanied Il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31

weuuneQl1s.

unAseIKas.
- sse.esise hree k-N sssviee = 49,
[pnnee u worship ~ Bsses6s D. So
= &. eA4e~i seA Rsy - Nh0an 49,
he5es ea<reA-s Nm DR. Nj siseli seesssd
~ - Y5assd4 hsas - w~ss< sdsy. -Aa
psssss > psyhg visis . beffi-es = Co
81, n h. sf-ef shieh ske ssii ~ =
mske NJ hznss u Bissbits, Ns,ne- II
- asGy hsss resst ~ er~spssee--
Mr. C.. r 6sesiy Vii fessrn p bic york i
Pr -isth<n. Nsass, this ses.--wilIso 4
Harvey sss dsi ssste sn exsses've bars
uess - shs usssssrsrfs an1 ,sir ef III i
nes hsls<ss.- Nc. Jss4 = ssn - ,vt d
bis sp~le essaise fsesrSy rev I
many spti-s po- AT en- - esa1 o,t /.
- Msrsnsccsk s1sasn - seasA she3 ~
| . b id s<sesas nas~ esesors dis ,asb~i
they en- srs the work doss--A.. D
Bsfsuan . 10 build nice lssss bsr or b
| fns~ mis- fall -0One half ! zen aass 81
ssia@a sless we've seohea froA ~ bsiei
chs,ch o.s nigh. lasa seek BY soos youas
scamp - vssid appear froa he naases Il
which is vss doas.
EAsr PrrTssss-
Tfsdess ass - nc Ia thsif vi,.sr ock
I-Bfs n L. cl.sves re.aBnsd fsom 70
too sass rdsv --Oa Mr. Leonnsd M,sd, ;,
pisrs ssrs ns~s hase driiisl aesn oas han.
drei n twenty 1--we fsss vithsss fading
vasss. rso hundred feet sill pro3ssly b.
dried --Ar Hslry Kn ghs Lost on. of b,
horses recently ny. l. L Ciask IL con
1sed t. tbs hoass BY sickn. ss.-Ms'
Minnie Clark has bees visiting the pssI
vsek In RAJ dolph.
STAnKs.
The vile Of Nv. J. y. Frederic died o.
he 7iss isss She vas IN ssimable vonss
and beloved y III. Mr.. Frederic hes bees
for several years The efleiens Folder Of sh<
Maine House Of Representatives. and vis
b. candidate for re-election a the nex
eeseion Of The Lsaislnfu.e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-31

II remeabsf JsAsssa's Andyse Lini-
ueps,- said n I'll mas. 'swhss 20 Z
bow Saus nov.