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RECEIPTS. sHlPMENTs
New YORK Markets.

On the produce exchange today, tho butter
market was steady and unchanged Eggs,
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Roston Stoc, ( Market.

BosToN. Mass, May 30 The following were
the CLOSING prices on stocks in the Boston
stock market today:
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st Louis Mining Quotations.

ST LOUIS Mo-, May 29.-There was scarcely
any trading on the mining exchange this
morning and prices were slightly lower The
following bids We're made on call:
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NIInnnnnnlIa Whnnt NInrknt-

MINNEAPoLIs MINI, May 20.-WHEAr-
There was good demand for northern wheat,
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Denver Mining stocks.

PARIS, May 2O-Thrce per cent renteS o4f
40c for the account.
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Bank of ENGLAND nu,iion.

LONDON. May 2O.-AmOuut of bullion gone
into the Bank of England on balance today
was E350J0.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-05-30

o, if only had her compexion Why, it
is easily obtained. Use Po2zonrs Complex
ion Powders.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, May 20-Langenburg Broth
crs to Cockrell Brothcrs-The following was
the range of prices ut this market today:
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Sags dahcc Penn qua 0fapgs.

The Pomona of sagadahoc county con-
vened with Sagadahoc Grange. No. 81,
Wednesday, Aug. 3. The day was
delightful, the farmers through haying,
and one hundred and forty-one patrons
came within hearing Of the masters
gavel. The patrons of Sagadahoe
Grange, notwithstanding it was hard
time of year, did everything to make
our stay with them both pleasant and
interesting. The meeting was both
entertaining and instructive.
The address of welcome was given by
Past Master F. 5. Adams in his usual
pleasing and happy stvle. He spoke at
some length on the results of these ad'
dresses, not being prepared by written
essay for the press. He more fully
brought out some of the evils that are
liable to come into these welcomes, and
with emphasis brought % the minds of
patrons some Of the objects OF the
grange.
Bro. J. L. Brown of Merrymeeting
Grange, responded, meeting all the
points in the address in an able manner.
Reports from subordinate oranges
Some held meetings through July, but
most of them had no meetings during
that month.
A large part of the time was taken up
doing business. it being the time of year
that necessarily calls for the dispatch OF
business. The county deputy not being
present, Bro. Drumming read very inter
esting paper entitled, "Shall we do our
farming for the benefit of the next gen
Grafton or only for our own benefit"
Noon recess. Afternoon. essay
by Bro. }. F. Buker was very interest
ing as it was expected 1t would be, call.
ing out some grand speeches from some
OF the members, Bro. Drumming speak
ing at some length. Bro. Brown said
that there was one present that would
soon leave us whom he would like to
hear from As the name Gowell fell
upon the ears of the patrons, applause
followed applause. Ii was some time
before the stentorian voice Of Mr. Gowell
was heard, when quiet prevailed. Mr.
Gowell spoke regarding the literature
that is found in our homes, taking
exceptions to some Of the writings found
in some Of our papers, and to view;
expressed among US that give more credit
to Western states as making or getting
better results from farming. He said
| lftdt view T.uktauu was III hANdhSC, anu
Maine equal or ahead of any other state
II. II Marshall spoke at some length
| ou farming topics. There being quite 8
number present that wished to listen to
the entertainment announced to be given
by Ssgsdahoc Grange, the discussion
was closed. The entertainment was
very interesting. Music; recitation,
Elsie Marshall; cornet solo. Bros Purin-
ton and Smith; story, Bro. Marshall
essay, Addie Williams; quotations from
different authors; singing.
We all felt that we had been well psid
for the efforts put forth for this day and
returned home in anticipation of the last
Wednesday in August. to meet with
| Northern Star Grange.-Bath Enter.
prise.
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M - axxauktin,. Eya half papturv
-, ,a,ha, a, .risntitie
I'D. ~. -. r.,oa,ns n, a,
p,.,na s,d
. A'''.s' 80 -. tar .o.l,b +,
".o -. - -. a.. has arcade
-. =, ta. snr.
-, - >. &. ma. ,bo,ab.
-. 81 90. IodrI,,,g I, dne
-. saroaiy a
80, -. ..., ,onos,,. =, fos.t,
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u, s,,oo,a,oa !, snsa,k Nor.
,..t..., tohn
'"'N N.'' -, 49, ,,,1,.a,o.s
''",''' 80 81, ,,au t,our
:" '''' '-''"N',, ,.r,, .,,a-
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=. ,,t,,,
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= ,ar.., ds,o.,ts n,
s'''"
-. :, o,ho,
.,.a..- l.. So,,,,
M. IL. G.n.5. ard
60 -, .,a. .ha aau.nood so,;.
W. wa , .s. 49,. ni,,ii,ed ra,;ors IA
1.,,,..I., - -, ,hoso ,ha, hv
T'O' .-.,,,. ..aa-
i'' - - aau.,,n,;o, n,
',.,.,a = ohou, m ooo
49, +. noa,i,, ;n.roaue y,
49, 800 - IN -. IT,. old .ou,ces
-" = c. r..o,;.a cao.ao s,5
-. 80 uroh.hIv
"" ~ naint =, nsx;un,o nro
o"t.''u '"' f' -. ~. ua,,,
'''''"' ,,,s-.,. 80.
,-., ,., Ia
~ ~ 49, $3.50 .oanh ooo ooo
-, ana In 20, ye,rs from
~ ooa ooo 10 ~ ooo 400 tons will he
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The Cutlery Manufa oiurs ard ths
1sW Ysrln

Under this caption the New York
Tribune presents some striking facts
respecting the practical workings Of pro-
lection with regard to the manufacture
OF cutlery.
A factory In Ottumws, Iowa, has in
creased nve-foid its facilities for the
manufacture u cutlery and Its hands
employed from 100 to 500 entirely
because Of the new tariff The Ottumwa
Carrier explains that the large works
will compete with foreigners In the pro-
duetion Of class of cutlery which this
country WAS not able to manufacture
with much success under former duties,
Ia competition with makers OF other
countries At the same tine that Jour
nal states that the prices OF all kinds OF
cutlery are no higher In that town than
they were before the duties were
imposed.
These are interesting facts, snd they
accord precisely with what Is known of
the trade 10 the eastern states Not one
article out otthousands IN that trade is
higher In price than 1t was year sgo,
or October lst, iast before the new tariff
went into operation but the classes of
goods most largely imported are aeta
ally lower.
In fact that price OF thst class OF cut
lery Il lower than Ii ever has been at any
other time and because OF the new tariff.
The foreign makers in order to keep
part Of the American trade II possible
put down their selling price of at lesst
q part OF the goods formerly imported
by this country. The American makers
looking for great increase of theft
business have made no advance on most
articles and some reduction on others,
and are at preseue "doing pretty well
thank you
About 40 per cent. of the production in
this country Is Of goods which foreigners
were not able to send hither before the
change of duties last year, because they
were made here too cheaply for foreign
competition, quality considered. In all
that class Of goods which supplied great
part of the actual consumption in this
country aud the consumption Of thu
WORKING and poorer classes especially
there is no foreign competition whatever
though some rsscslly limitations of Amer
lean goods are made abroad and imported
with American trade marks swindiins
ignorant buyers. Again the more costly
and finest goods made in this countr,
are not imported at all. simply because
similar goods are not made anywhere
else.
Whoever will look through the stoel
Of such an establishment as that OF Ian
ders, Frary ciayk, of New Britain
will find = great variety Of styles. ex
eelllngia beauty and quality, which hav'
net. now and would not have had dutie
been unchanged, any foreign com
petition whatever. This class o
goesa includes about Is per cent in value
OF Tie snkin consumption.
The change of duties affects only tn
remaining u per cent Of the eousump
ton embracing sosds of medium ratls
When the new duties went into fore
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tsal,iB O

In eight months the foreign imports
have been only about third as large az
they we're In the corresponding months
OF the previous year under the old duties
Work paying at lesst sl,oo9, 900 more
money in eight months has been found
for American producers, and yet the
prices Of cutlery to consumers are not
higher, but on the whole lower than last
year, and the lowest ever known In the
history Of the trade. It would be DIM
euIs~ 10 define state Of facts which
could be held to justify charge Of
duties II this state Of facts does not.
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foreign maker, out down their prices. or

foreign makers put down their prices. On
naxay u tbese af.isiss xEpafsrtiy jast
enough to cover the whole difference ID
the duties. But tie American prodHeefs
encouraged BY assurance that the en'r
moaa home market was row within their
reach 20 that they eosid make larger
profits with increased sales, though 81
somewha. lower prices. did not advance
their prices at all, but on many kinds OF
goods are actually selling st some re-
duesion and ut the lowest prices ever
made. The consequence Is that they
are closing the American market against
foreigners rapidly, as the following Of
fic.aI statement Of imports Of cutlery By
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l fs / 1 nv DUTY to say = few w"rds 10
fsaa i e. Eiy', Tn AN B,m aid d. en-
eaiirs.y a. ''os It .nl citasan | have as d
II ms'~ i--. h.'f y~s,, nd h-v- "u
ht. b. mint admir- able. Ihsvs suffered
ffom .rfs th- " Un k'nd evrr since
-. /. Ii tie boy AID | Ia, v~r hup,d for cure,
b Crr- IN BALM -.-ms TO do ivan that.
Msns 81 nv pqu.ina aces hs-. mei IL
with .xeslrns ,rs.ui,s --0esr Oarum, AZ
Warren Ave Chicsso, IN
snsl0eodkR
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Il one which 10 guaranteed to bring yot
satisfactory results, or in case of failure ,
return of purchase price. On this safe plar
you can buy from our advertised Druggis
bottle of Dr.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption. 1t is guaranteed to brint
relief in every case, when used for any af
FICTION of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such Al
Consumption, Inflammation Of Lungs
Bronchitis, Asthma. Whooping Cough
Group, ETC., etc. 1t is pleasant and agree
able to taste, perfectly safe, and can Away,
be depended upon. Trial bottles free a
Bowditch. Webster. & Co.'S Drugstore.
augGeOd&vc hwkyly
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The contract to be given by the gov
eminent to the Bethlehem Iron Company
for the construction Of 100 high power
cannons Involves a sun of money exceed
ing sa,50O,O 600. The cost of these big
guns and their charges increases greatly
with increase OF calibre The Sinch
guns cost 9 ,3IG 81 each and 81 per
round Of ammunition The 10 inch guns
cost sl5 AZ each and sl3l per pound
almost double the price OF gun two
inches smaller. and the l2-inch gun costs
s54 i13 and each round Of ammunition
s2i7.
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We desire to say to our citizens. that fol
years we have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, DR.. King,
New Life Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and
Electric Bi,ters, and have never handled
rem edies that sell as well, or that have
given such universal satisfaction. We Dc
not hesit ,te to guarantee them every time
and We stand really to refund the purchase
price, if tisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won theil
great popularity purely on their merits
Bowditch, Webster & Co. Druggists
auvt.o,I q ehwkvIv
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Possibly 1t Is but Il coincidence that
the extreme measure OF prohibiting the
expectation OF rye from Russia doesn't
ujure France or England, that are
friendly to Russia as they only import
white wheat. The measure. however,
will. It Ia believed, seriously effect Ger
many and Austria.
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III. Beer Ssi., IL the ~srit tor Cuss
brs,s-. Susss, Cicsrs, oais Nseam, Yevs1
Sore. iess.s. chsppsd HanAs Chilhlains
Coras. and eli akiD Rraptssns. aad pos;
lively es-s. Piles. ~ No pay srquised. i
b su.ssat---i To sise pssfrca ssnsfsafisn
o. ssase3 fvfGni~d ! ries - cent pr
boz se ST. -. Bo~diicA. Wehsss 3 %
ssVk>o.tA0ls
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Rotten supports gave way wednesday
on su unsafe excursion steamer from
Brooklyn. and out % party Of nearly
1000 people IA were literally crushed to
death aud many were Injured. Ii GER
tainly il time the rotten supports OF such
a condition of affairs "a would allow this
hulk To remain in use gave way also.
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cAx1pAs or coaGIHo BvnHHs


~ DOBe9Ss
Asg is-rs..sri.sd Dssais; Lodge. o'@n 70"
AsS H-wsshinS.oa Dfsvtct 6e1d 1snpiAfs'
Asss,s 49, Ds.v.ss Good r,npi.s'.
AZ n Kssr Ovsss Cod Emp srs Warren
Al, T-Tsrse~4ases nsiss a, yssssiboro
A.. S7-Esss@ss Ds''f'ss cas- 's'-ssA''' "s~'
Ass. ssz--6hsissias ABssnes cssTeass'i-s. tsd
AZ y a. Portland District csmp.~stins. Cd
Ass' 1a-s,ate chnstiss Esdeasos CoaTsE
aspss g w.sSs cs.ay sssssth ssAsei As'-
Assa.s s.-ai-2lses,sqsi. vsiIsy csnsfSee'ing.
Ass = e sers. A. avsst cirissf'n Assceiaiios
CsApaa~sffrx. E.Jy,Ahs.
Bers = 1T hsDs Ga.@tae sting, ShsIs-
Patrons ~ nssbs advy.
Asss s-w.ias cssA'y Porous orH's'' Bel
A.ss.s ~ fsss cssssy romosa Srsnss. Ea1'
.ss.s . Fr.e.taqsi. cesay Pomona sr,sss,
Ass. gsas .a4 Llaeeia CsIoa remSna
ss<ssw. Esss Essos.
Aax ~ -rrao' ssos poasoss 6r4nzs. oFfingtos
MsssssiAss~ss.
4 asa.t 40 ID g.iisSs Ne gaios. hsyeen L.ss-
Asrast s0-Rssni0n <ad he. IaasEt. n. v, ssief.
A~e. zs-snnr sod Lineoss usioa Fom1ha
6ssasts. k-ss Gston.
~ < Ass. n-nssss chss..sass Isses. vr,s-
A. y .s-.k.a-.. cssi'oi Ysrh. Aasusls-
a.. ssA-WAi4o TrestaAx Bosse srssd~'' ALSO
a.. ~ .s~ss1 a. t-~a- tsen', re~Us-
ss,.. - Aas..i isss,..sa ->... 4.'H~ ka-'i-'si'
s.Etsmsss u Fk., x4ins Cavalry ssunios,
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PRESS COMMHN re.
Evidently Deserved II.
AAth Times


Capt. Palmer, the G. A. X. commander
in chief, lost . father in the army, bad two
brothers badly wounded. served all through
the war with 3 regiment which lost three
hundred men in battle; and is in all re-
.pscts . representative soldier Of noble
record. While his highest rank was that
of captain the papers will Of course give
him the rank Of general A. they are exceed
ingjy generous 10 the matter Of conferring
titles.
Hts Funny spsetaclss not Properly Adj
Justsd.
[Bidjeford Times.
The Democratic straddle Of the silver
question should be included in the list Of
funny things" that the Portland Argus
man sees.
Nice Trip for Ills Long Vacation Bye
and BYE.
Boston Herald.
Jerry Sim pson wants to know why the
railroads. carry q hog from Chicago to New
York for o. and charge him SIC. fJesry
keeps Gu .quesling, perhsps he will be per
miited to travel at hog rates.
Queer Logic.
Lowell Morning Mail,
The london Times uses queer logic in
ts contemplation OF the falling off in both
imp ,rts and exports of British trade. i
charges the latter to the Mckinley bill and
says the United States will be the loser in
the end. Perhaps the mugwump journals
Of this country can explain how this con-
clusion can be reached.
why Landlords Should Note the Moon
brooklyn Standard Union
There's bow Of promise in the sky for
seaside and summer resort landlords. The
p,ls crescent moon depresses ito lief. horn
t. such degree that the bowl won't hold
water. That's dry MOON and ought to
be worth several dollars to the landlords
Aforesaid.
In Some states the Feet are Too Big
Boston Herald.
Names !, 400, 0OO-ton hay crop looks as
il they had been permitting the grass to
srow under their feet down East.
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The Democratic press in New York
appears TO be much Hurried over the
meeting Of the Republican league clubs
In that state, but II II WAS such an lnsig-
nihcant affair. why do they waste go
much time 10 belittlingit it!
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A Chronicle special says the largest
steamer on the lakes, vas successfully
launched ct Rargelsy. Wednesday, BY
Niles, Ross & Moore. II 10 double dee ker
Of GO tons. named Irene. Capt. Rose com
mAndef.
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40 notice whatever will be taken OF uB-
sixusd communications. Al sgch will be put
pto the waste basket unread.
THE JotksAL CANNOT re HELD kksfoN'
stBf,y poH fHy PRESERVATION OR RETURN
oy REFLECTED CONCENTRATIONS.
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"Boss" German succeeds despite the
hot weather In keeping his poiitica
astutsnsss before the public. The Mary
land senator Is known to be ambitious
and pres ldential candidacy plums are not
yet harvested
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VACATIONS TouR,sra.

Rax11es leaving ~ cisy saAhslpS~.
nor vacatisas caa have The DAILY KIN.
KgBBC JOURNAL ssHA b tAels ~.
Ter any length Il tlne deAlrsd 4 N
CENTS PEN WEEK. Asarss
4 paper changed wAen aealssd.
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One Of the veteran grecsrs In this ci1 b
Sarah Willisms & Soma big cat a.
has been in the business for IS years, ~
is noted - being one Of the best mssssu
in the State. From her kittenhood iill "
fire she put in oil her time 10 Granite Hall.
Since then she has moved with the asn b
the North block.
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fHs DAnY kEssEsKc JOURNAL MAY
ne FOUND ON sAI.E AT THE WAsHisGfoS
NEWS ExcHAaaE, WASHINGTON, ID. T..
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The Guards made their sunual paakhs
up, in preparation for the stats csnD. In,
night. They also had their last drill bsiss
the muster. Although the members Of u
rifle team decline to say single thing u h
their prospects Of victory, 1t 10 very ~
orally under stood that they have vsy
atrong team.
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As the sun is superior 10 the
stars, so DANA's is superior to
all other SarSaparillas.
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Better and Better.
BETTER than grandeur. better than gold,
Better than rank thousand fold.
IL healthy BODY, mind at esse,

pzVa1e-
To get and keep healthy body, use DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, rem.
edy designed 70 not only cure al disessss
Of the throat. lsngs and chest, bat ksspa
the body in thoroughly healthy condition
1t efadicsses all impurities from the blood,
and ovefeomss Indigestion and Dyspepsis.
B'oschss. rimples and efuosioss disspeear
under Il. u'e. AID ,rar MINI c., be "a,
ca .h y'mn 'uIio'&sf,lrm
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The Ausussa Blue stare, formerly n
Laurel Streets, we're again beaten By "
Valley team Guer ard JAcksoa ~
Peddsr and Clancy were the bsvsslss,
Coushlin and Ware umpired.
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Crops Va eranks with chances In favor
OF the former.
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auw ADvanrIssunnr ~ ro.pAv

To ksAt-Tenenent
Bargains The Bazaar.
Dress Cuttins-H. A. SprAgue.
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When you want the best medi-
cine ever made, Use DANA's SAR-
sAPARILLA. Il will cure you.
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"a little boat.
Serene ssoss
Tpon the msoniis vHtss
a Btee ycHDs nAA.
A Cd s-at pretty d.asAser.
Ashiie he rows
'Nisst ismb.u NJ xfo1s,
AI0as The lsaEhisg sassf-
He hsKs the Shsse
Awhile aad-m1r.:
He hugs tbs old gears daughter"
In the ahsye vefses the Brunswick Tide
erseh editor sess IN explsnstion for TIE
popularity Of canoeing smong the youss
couples Of that town.
Bath Enterpsiss: IL IL p.sssans 10 zee
orr safe Of taxation soing down For shis
ve are Indebted in pss 70 the iaefeass In
ysisatiOn and In per- 70 noaey coming
from the sale Of the X & l. X X Sos
let 10 oil do cur bees 70 brios inso s,vn
more ssd yet more Of ssxsble property.
Lewiston base ball cfsnks believe their
city one Of the hes. cities in New England
20 patYonizs sbsse bah and il 10 proposed
70 form stock company and give the Lew
istonians more Of the national game.
What with ssvessi recent lsunchings Ard
seven new vessels IN process OF instrue-
ton, these are indeed busy days in Knox
county ship yards.
There 10 talk Of extending the Penobsc,.
Bay steambos, line 70 Seal Hsfbof snd
probably TO Bar HAfbor.
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Editor George Jones though lacking
but four days Of completing fourscore
years Was full Of honors aud he leaves
behind to perpetuate hi, name great
newspaper and son able to manage it
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oae Of the biggest land auelious Of fsosst
years in this city, will be held on the IA
Of this month. Forty splendid hosse III,
well situated on the East aide will b ~
up. II 10 done to settle the estate II "
late George W, Ouinby,
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This fellow is sin it'' sure enough
but although he is having Shaving
time, barrels are not likely to soon
supplant trousers in polite society,
even If it ia hot weather. No more
will any other medium supplant the
JOURNAL WANT, FOR SALE OF
TO LET column for reaching the
people, For SO cents a week you
get results, and that's what we uc
eli AFTER.
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II will give some idea OF how tho rso,,
were pA.ronixed when II is knOwa that ovs,
10. 600 people were carried GU the slss.as
cars Yesterday.
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TIE nrss lodge Of An order called the
Kniahts Of Malta 10 to be instituted In Pof;-
land.
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Children Cry for Pitchers Ca.toia.
-e--..v~S~s---
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The unparalleled condition Of 30 vasan-
cies ut West Point puzzles those who
have been telling that there are now no
openings In this country for young men.
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Arthur Gay OF Boston and Miss Isits
Libby and Bertha Humphrey were "
guests Of Mrs. VIM. Humphrey Of this city
this week. This party duriug their nv
visited Browns Island and other places n
interest and in course Of their visit thsy
found nome interesting Indian Yelics. y.
Luther Humphrey accompanied them. n.
Hay retnrned to Raatan YeateYdsx.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-14

The Seer of Lewiston has just lowered
bis recorI to 2 1912, and many predict he
v i'll see lower record than that.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-14
~9ocai 2Natiers.
Perfect weather yestei day.

There were great number Of Gasdisss,
watervills. Lewiston and Portland psspls
in the city yesterday, brought here BY u
races.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-14

For stomach chile from improper eating
or drinking take Johnson's Anodyns Lini-
ment. auslo,&V
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-14

Amsds Cote, Al Is years old French boy
a. Biddefori, made . most peYiioas jump
Sunday. from derrick on 8 cogi wharf
into the river, . distance of sky feet BY
actual messursmest A number Of to3
sho we're 10 swimming dared Cote Co take
the Iesp And he immedistsly climbed ur
and mede il.