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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-20

Those who believe that
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
will cure them are more
liable to get we'll than
those who don't.
If you happen to be one
of those who don't believe,
there's a matter of $500 to
help your faith. It's for you
if the makers of DR.. Sage's
Remedy can't cure you, no
matter how bad or of how
long standing your catarrh
in the head may be.
The makers are known to
every newspaper publisher
and every druggist in the
land, and you can easily
ascertain that their words
as good as their bond.
Begin right. The first
stage is to purify the sys-
tenn. You don't want to
build on a wrong founda-
ton, when you're building
for health. Don't shock the
stomach with harsh treat
ment. Use milder means.
You wind your watch
once a day. Your liver and
bowels should act as regu-
larly. If they do not, use
q key. The key is - DR..
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets,
One a dose.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-20
JOINT STATEMENT

OF AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKO COUNTY.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-04-20
For the Quarter Ending March 81,
1901.

ST4 coGn OF Of F EIEa: ISIS.
AUDITORS OFFICE.
April 6, 1891.
To th9 Honorable Board of County Comm2s-
siorners of Elko County, Nevada:
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
telly Report of the Finances of the County
for the quarter ending March 81, 1891.
e Respectfully submitted:
GEO. H.MEIGS,
Auditor,
JAS. CLARK,
Treasurer.
ByQ. w. HULL, Deputy.
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mssssE CENTRAL sllls1Aa
Marrow Gauge
Randolph TO The National Home.
Connects with Maine Central at Gardiner.
TINE TABLE:

XM1 xAOUE.
Summer Arrangement In effect June 5, 1891.
isayekRsndolph. o6 A. NJ; iO45 A. NJ; LIS r,
T.; ;3iot. NJ; 40 NJ. Arrive Hatic aai Home
10 NJ; iilo5 A. NJ; i-s5 p NJ; s.3o P. NJ. 20
IN.
Leave National Heme, SIS A. NJ; II 10 A. NJ
100 NJ. t0 '. NJ: SEQ p. a. Arrive Randolph,
w An; fiSo A. NJ; 2.2o T. NJ; $50 p. NJ; 5.2t
Pm
0UNDAT TEAAIN0.
Leave Randolph, 2 is r. NJ. ? rs sr. NJ. Leave
ksuonk Home. 4.x r. M, 500 p. NJ.
F.A. LAWToN. superintendent.
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American ship Aushusc. from Nswcastis,
N. B. W., bound In direction Of PAdaua,
nas besn wrscksd Ia Bsample Bay Straits.
No lives were lost.
A balloon containing . professional
aefonsue and two other persons made ~
sscent at Lavilesss, France. Wednesday.
When The balloon reached . height 81
about 90 fest, the aefonaut. who vas %.
gagged On the outside OF the car, lost bic
balance and fell 70 the afound and was
fatally injured. Ths two other msn knsv
nelhing about handling the balloon. and h
steadily mountsd higher aud soon wss lose
- stght. The fats Of the msnis snkaovn.
Ia he Austrian Rsichtrssh Wsaassdsy,
Premier TAafe announoed that the govofn.
ment had decided 10 acoept the support q
the German liberal party for oassytpe in1o
eject tho pfogfamme announced 10 8 speech
from the throne. The speech which IN.
doubtedIy was Inspired By the empefos,
|bsodueed . profound impFession saA csea>ed
coogte1nat1on n the ox1Ee0ist paxt3oo,
Afeef few minutes II abseluls sitence ~
Old opposiien party bFeks euA into lsul
epplsuse, ~ afss ever givsa Pfsniss
TeAfs.
The nsns Yanfulla statss thet 0iRnee
Cosee, Lets Italian consul a New Osleans.
= ths request Of Premier Rndini. hss pss-
pared report Of he Nsw Oslsans a1nis.
6isnos Cests sRlfms thas Ne victias ~
louged 10 no particular socisey but vsss
masdsfed simply because thsy were I>Al-
iass and we're competing 10 ths labof No.
bet sgainss natives; thas innsdiaasly altss
ths murder Of the IAlian pEisensss he
Aasficaa servants ran away and that hs
and his secondary harRioadsd The oonsujats
end armed thsmsslvss With ssvelvsss,
lynchefs having thfsatsnsA . stlsck ~
esnsulaes end bsisg pesvsnlsd only ~ b.
huentlal oi1lsens in1sevoning.
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CHARLssron, 8. c.. Jane 1e-Ihs ~
cent denoustlstion By ~ cAlosfs ee ths
revenue cutter Lot n. Morrill,, Capt. Dald.
win, Of the pRacticahility Of a island pas.
sage for coast defence vessols AIoae IN
Carolina coast, has attractsd much sttsutios
among the public men Of the 0osth ~ III
feasibility Of defending this peRsion 81 IN
coast line more securely.
The opening up Of the inland route fol
the use Of torpedo boats, such - lhs C1sh-
ing and others % similar oonskuceiea,
would make the oOsst almost inpesgnabls.
It has been clearly demonstrated thas ths
inland route could b. dsepsnsd. straisht
sned. and slaksd OF. % - 70 mako IN easy
passage. Even now, ct tnss. vessels el
consjdsIabls dfaughs can pass threu0h u
Not only have the Morrill, and ~ City oi
Jacksonville made the tsip euocsssfully,
but shortly before the agitatien Of ths sub-
ject The Ash commission steamer Fish
Hawk, with . length OF lag 8 feet ard Z
depth Of 1919, forced Il with oonpafativs
ease.
This inside route alone would hardly bs
sufficient to sscufs the coast In cass Of 4
heavy attack, hovevss. Stronger ceast
defences would b. required. and Il u b thia
that the attention Of the government 10 now
10 be called in IN ofaciA manner. Con.
sfessman ". II. BRsvlsy intsnds, On ths
opening Of the next Censfsss, 70 pfsss q
measure which will provide for tha rebuild.
ing Of Fort Moulirie, On 6ullivan5 fsiAn6,
and the location Of . garrison thsss. Thu
fort bore but little Of The bsunt Of The lAss
war, and while Il will have 10 BE- fsmodslsd
70 some extent, it, position 70 s1ch Q com
msnding one - to allow II 10 Do Sood SER
vice In case Of an emersspcy.
All Of tae influences II the Douthsen
msmbers Of Congress viii be brought "a
bear 70 push CenCsssnan Dsawlsy'l
scheme through, and hs has littls desbt ol
IL success.
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THE INDIANS
b Ba,tal Iaile Yhited b
Ell. Bllld6h lld ClllcIL
GIallalin I eeRlan IeGnal seled.
Sgnksk g. nadiell lsDleIatial

[spscial b ~ Kxs.nssc JoussAL. j

Especial b ~ KxHssssc JouazAL.1
CALAls. June ls.-This nsraing opened
dark and cloudy which dA nes hook On.
coarasing fos ~ trip Of 0svssnof Burieish
and casncii 70 Peisr Dana's Point, bui
soon alsar bssskfsst tie clouds began q
break svsy and he Day peovsd one Of the
most lsvely Of ths season. The train lefl
calsis u shout half past seven, logged
lasily along, stopping hsfs and there to
tAks or leave freight cafs, and arrived in
good time ~ Psincsten, vhsfe stsamss
vas in feadinsss % taks The party up 70 the
Indian village, where they were heartily
received BY the natives, who made theis
little complaiuts 70 the Governor. An in
specsion Of the church and several dwellings
followed. An Indian baby nvs days old
was IN object Of much interest. Returning
down the lake to Princeton Q bountiful
dinner was found in readiness spread ON
tables under . large canvas on the
lawn Of Hon. 8. g. 6pooner, one Of the
board of county commissioner. Altar
dinner the party drove On to Indian town
chip 10 look over 3 survey Of lots which are
offered for lease BY the State. They re-
returned here at O'Clock and were driven
from the station to the home OF George A.
Bosrdman, where they were shown one Of
the most extensive private collections
ok stuffed birds and small animals in New
England. Tomorrow visit will be made
TO tho Indians at Pleasant Point, In the
town Of Perry.
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New Dids fos the - 0elsg 1wh
Screw Torpedo Boat.

wAsE,xeros, June 10 .-sseesaasy Tracy
has issued another advsitissmsnt invi1lng
proposals. for the constiuotioa Of ~ seeel
twin-scTew ssa-godng torpedo beaG UAds
the former advsftissmsnt two proposals.
were received. bnt the sscsslasy dscidsd -
incrsass the Size Of the boat asd ohange ~
plans In other respects, - that thls ~
advertisement 70 necessary. Ths veopoeals
are to b. opened August 10. Ths beat WIN
be sbout 10 tons displaosnsnt aad nust
be completed within II noaths ailee The
signature Of the contract. Ths peopeGals
may b undef he dspastnsnA's dssieas q
in accordance with he biddsf's deelsss.
The minimum spssd 10 ~ knees pr hsus.
. psovision being nads fee Q bsass. rang
Ing iron e3500 b $500 fee svssy quastss-
knot spsed above ~ knoes. 1ee III dsduo-
lions, e3500 for svsfy quaztsf-knoe
deficiency. The vessel ny b acospesd II
che makes ~ knets pse houf.
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'ExGuSe0s
Divine blessing was invoked by Rev. A.
s. Ladd Of this city.
The salutatory Of Mr.. knight was in the
language Of the Romans and therefore
would have been unintellegable to the larger
part Of the audisncs, but for the plain de-
livery of It. author. In his address 70 COM
mitteeme c'assmstes and friends he spoke
intelligsntiy, greeting each in turn in the
Lstin tongue. Il was scholarly saluta-
tory and finely delivered.
10 well delivered essay, entitled "Work,
the Wespon Of Honor, Mise Barber pre-
sented 70 the audience the grsndness Of
honest labor. No tfus success in life can
be attained BY any other way thsn By the
hardest Of work on the part Of him who
sspires to honor, wealth or fame. No
work 10 degrading that 10 honest. The clay
lAbofer earns IN equal respect with hin
who successfully manages more gigantic
enterprise. Each has their part Of the
york 10 perform and each 10 essential IA
ito perfect success. Work 10 he tie which
binds man to nAturs. "It 10 not genius thst
wins, but hard work and pure life." The
long sought "Philosophef's stone" 10 work
BY which alone man 10 enabled to reach
happiness and honor.
"a bic ssing nova curse no nOre;
Since he whose name we bfeathed with awe
The coarse mechanic vesture wore
A poor maA toiling With the poor.
In labor, ~ in prayer. fulfilling the same law"
The young lady seemed in full sympathy
with her subject, and brought The audience
into similar position By the vsltrvofded
essay, which she gsve in spirited, inteli'
gent manner. She vss warmly appiaudsd.
The only theme dealing with . na1ionsl
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susnuoa couas.
s.ss ss.. ze.. .. .. Ham ssss,a,.s.


WATBBVIkbuS Su00 Zoe
Lissis 4. Lamb ". Chas. Issass. o. 3.
Brown fse plAnsia. o. q. Hsrssy H. T.
fsp1snt. This u sn actiea y sseevss ~
nm Of e33s alleged 10 have bsss dss q
sssaIsnsat o. ~ sstaas q plalalifrs hus-
bsnd aad which, Nis alleged, ~ Ssfssdsae
peenissd b psy 10 ess ysss iron
March 10, 1854. TAs piaisi4 lives h
Winslsv, and hsf husbsnd. pssvisus y his
dsosass. was n shs employ II ~ as1t.
q 6shse - sspssintsndsnt of ~ teeahy1ek
faeoesy, aad & his dsath platn1R eleims
thas dsfsnAant wss isdsb1sd y M a1sus
5000. ohs elaias ~ IT, olain ~ ceu-
psenised With ihs defsndaat b ~ agses-
Ing v pay hse . slstsd sIn; - -
paN . pm u this ed Sefused
10 ~ ~ talapos. n sstnse
q ~ kas1and NJ sssdessd iaseIvene, I'D
~ platn1f4 M appelnted a6n1ntGosa1Siz.
The deieadast, who livse h postaan1, II.
niss ~ - vss indsesed - ~ seos1s, and
~ - svss Dfeaise1 - psy asy ~ sx.
cspe y gtfs; thas n b. vese in1soes1
b ~ esnss, h could ~ ~
ssoevseed h shIs ac6en, ~ Duss
- n . suie bseuGh1 h hss espssiey q ~
misieRa.ix. TSe eosolm9ny vos tahsn ~
- ~ ense 1akea lsen H. tuy ~ aQee-
neae q ~ pos1aoo and sepesse1 = ~ lsv
eeuse See e6judteal1es q - ~ - ihooD.
C1as. II. Wed ". Tsusman 0ls1ek1an6.
q. B. Dsovp ~ r1aina1, q. r. Oho00an
~ def's. This y - aeeiea q feDlovlD ~
10 naso q ~ valus Il oet, ~ p3ain119 ~
olalnG b Doa1sa ~ ~ AU1en6ant h ~
|nsy. n p1alno2 e1oims ~ ~ aoesn1-
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LoaDos. Jsas le,-Ia ~ ts>a0s = -
HeNss et Csnnons as1ay - ~ tns1oay
III. - aneadment b peehilla eh111Don
uoaes sleven ysass feon vesklne ~
eaap1sd - = les. TAs sevssnIen1 =
tAas ds1Daesa. Ths usjseiy inolHdea .
1ew Conservative member,
". DsxtaA's ansndnsnl will aRoee
10000 es $4,000 children 10 ~ kine.
dan Dev sneloysd In naAufAcaasins H.
0acs - hajl.tlness. n humA1lhSlan n.
feem was sppoesd bv ths bulk of ~ epseA.
tivss vho bseslt b the iaboe q thels g.
spaiags. n Llbesalsassae& MT aholiaA.
ine child lAles would pssvlde ness work
feR edalls. ". Medley challsneed ~
eevesAnsnt b ~ vhslhee h eppesoA ~.
11xoeA's anendasn1, vh0euDon Hone
6eoseeasy 4aAlhsws int,mated thao ~
government veuM net aoosps ~ ansnd.
nsnt.
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Boss. Juns ls-Ths Statement u ~
IAnlulla y cenAfmed that 6isnos Csses.
la1s Italian oeasul u New Oslsans, ~
ysspaee4 fepors on he lynoAisR aaaiR n
tAaa city. h which ~ a6lrns thas ~ vio-
tins belonged 70 no particular eooisV bua
vtre nufdefsd sinply because they were
ItaliAss aad were eeupesing with seAivs
lsbofefe. Thls report u NOS inclsdsd IN
say q ths green books published % ~
a3Aiss.
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rorsss H,,s Il eulllvsn.

REzswonrH. June ia very dsstzuct-
I've forest Ars has Just been subdued IN
Ssllivas. Itsaasted from . burning fuse
thrown est By . quarry blast and spread
over hsndTsds of ac1eS, burning the old
Inman house In its course. II vss fought
BY hundssds Of nsn, part Of vhdh wsrs
employed b. ths tovn Of Sullivan to saye
Suilivan village from destruction.
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Xailroaos 4 STEAMBOATS,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement sf Traias In Effect Nsy
ID, 1891.

Can nssAsf sssass raass sssvs Asxama q.
e0ruo WEeF-s.G A. n. for Lsv,sso.
aastiAsd, Portland, Boston and E5asrsal; 10 Il
r. foR nAlioWsl1, gAsdinay and Hoath 0sYdi ,er
Mw 4. y. for Lewiston Warrington, hookiand
retAal, Lancastsr, Colebrook ssd Boston; s.oi
~ tor Brsnsvfok l6ath. knoklAnd. Portland,
Dsssos; IN. (eKprsss) Portland aud goston ana
uoasfsal; sos r. y. for HAlloven, 0afdt
- I'd south q.sdi.sr; li;oo Z: n: fnight fun
nsvhssan, Belfast. Bangor. Bar Hafbor, 81
ksehen .5t. John and Aroosiook County; e.if A,
T. for Waterviile. 8howhesau, newport,
I.S~, vanoeeoro. Hoaiton and Woodstock,
for w.t.r1Sis. aSs sso@Sssas. wssasslss. s.a =
~ Dexter, Dover Fo1croft, Bangor,
& tsphen. St. John aAa Asoostook County, sa1
AMP. II. lsatardsys oaiyl for Watefvilis;
ssa :;;t.' R.''f train ''' w'''r'ai' and sAnsas q
N Wight Pullman Trains ran essA wsy eysry
nisht Sundays incladsd. bat ncS to 5kovhegxs
% oonday mornings, or TO Belfast, Dextar
o bTond Bangor. excepting to Bar Harbos, on
Dssdsy mornings.
Iss day express tsains going Ess. At s.ss r. n.
aAdet, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Eoca
sad Bangor and St. John.
INCORPORATION TRAi IN for Aseusts
Issye, South GardlRer, asa. NJ; 100 and 1.N
r; Gardiner, e.1 4. NJ; Lie ana t.As r. n;
baIoveli, e.N 4. H.. ~ nd ~ P.n.
Through tiexets TO California and ali posn,s
5ohet agent. Augusta. the only of1cs In Augusta
sllin{ vis Al rostss and cheoatns All baggage
ffse q expense.
rAYsos TUCKER. viss Prss. b esa1 Masssss
,. n. BoOrHBY. Gear Pass. a.a Ttssst Ar
Portland. May lst. lsei.
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was Q 1rain ovsg the Mountain d.
visioa-Mo One Hurt.

PoRTtAxp, June 1s-The through train
over the mountain division Of the
Maine Central when near the Intervale left
ths irons from some cause unknown to the
officials here. The engine, baggage van,
smoker and Pullman sleeper left
rails, only ms car Of the train keep
ing to the iron. The passengers were Of
course considerably shaken mp but Super
intendent Hamilton stated thas no one wai
injured. The engine and cars were some.
what broken. The psssengefs were trans
fefred 10 train sent out from Portland
and reached the city about midnight, some
four houfs late.
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BANGOR, June 1s.-The Maine Wooden
Manufactufsr's Association met a.. the
Bangor House today. There was the usual
routine business. OhRcers we're elected u
fellows: President, Lucius Henderson
Skovhsesp, Secretary and Treasurer, A.
=. Bradbury, Dsxtsf; Directors, =. N
Goodall, Sanford; Thomas walker. War
fsn; h. C. Fuller. Haxtlsnd; J. r. Pollock
Guilfofd; ". B. Tobsy, North Berwick.
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oorman HosnsI school osa duasion

0oRHln, June 1s.-Ths largest class
with one exception since the establishment
Of The 0oeham Normal School. graduated
here tonight; forty-tvo ladies' and tvo
sentlsmeH There vas large attendance,
including The trustees, many teachers and
othsfs. Ths exercises throughout the day
and evening were exceedingly creditabls to
the school. The Alumni dinner this aftsf-
noon bFo1eht together large number Of
graduates and vas one Of the most enjoy
able sver held here.
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MOAN, MURMUR, MUIR
DER.

What a bobbery you are
kicking up to be sure. An
YOU need is Kickapoo Indian
Sagwa; !; that will put new life
into you and purify your
blood and act on your stom-
ach. kidneys and liver. Sag
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The 2.35 cisss followed and was trotted
out In the following order:
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BAsLH. Jane ls.--Many more hediss
have bssn recovered q the scsns Of Gun.
days railroad disaster near Mosnchsnstsin.
Some are hsadlsss, others are without arms
o. legs.
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The nsvo'auos N Possssai.

LoHpon. Jans 10 An inves iestiou Of
the Stock kxchangs reports Of rsvolusioa
r. Portugal proves them 70 b entirely IN
founded,
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DoDt Waste %o1<, xssr

The sprai Cotton Hese having no outside COVERING
hokf the moisture Rnb hose does, atowet
IN, course ferN re limitations; there FUUR WAlh
ha,yever hy which you can tell IL the dealer trying
70 seli All int,rior hose. The Genuine Spiral hAs
I. a black line sreVss sS' D< sure ~ .
BLACK, not dark blue, red o. any
thing bot biAck.
II. The s4epcii ".SpIRAL' pAtspts<
r1Arcb 30, $780," on every length.
III. rbs CORRUGATED DcoUpLiro Az
BAND 5 in cut.
~. Each length is now pot uP NsitR
PINK WRAPPER Aroupa ths hos>
near the coupling.
ssssis rR be seat fss u jos m<1f'os fs's fssf'ss'
''I eDsTON WOVEN HOSE CO.. Mssf'n, Of Rubes!
RStar and Packing, 226 Deyonshlre Sts, beeae
205 lake ST. Cklcasoi Bush ST.. San Francisco
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Held on the xEot.iog Park at East
Fittstou. Thursday.

Especial to the KEHHHBEc JoURHAL.1
PIrrsroH, June 1S-About 500 people
witnessed the opening day Of the two days
tfot ct the grounds Of the East Pittstou
Agricultural and Trotting Park Associa.
ton at East Pittston today. The race,
we're close and exciting and afforded
abundant chance for interest on the part OF
the horssmen present. In each Of the two
classes called-out the races we're for mile
The following well.known horsemen off,
ciated in the judges stand: DIR. c. e,
Pickering Of Gardiner, Bert Yeaton Of
Augusta, and A. b. Mcdonald Of East
Pitfston.
The Afst class called ont was the 2 81
Glass, which included some nne horses and
was interesting throughout. The following
10 the summary:
2s CLASS.
Romeo. u. \. Kennedy, Jefsr-
son... .......................
Snow Storm, H. d. Pinsham.
Black Harry. a. ". b. 1aiier, Az
Ella @ y. W. Il. treatise. Ecand
Jocio, Jane; Whsi.n, Waite
field go. ...................... s s 6
Yosng MATCHMAKER, r. G. Has
tinEs. DanaFiseetta. ............4 6 8 6 4 Z
Time, 2.se. 3A3, a.4S. An. 2.45. 2.45.
The 2.35 cisss followed and was trotted
out in the following order:
235cLAss.
Jim Matt. c. A. Milliken, Augusta..... 1
Garfield, 7. A. McGugin, Pittston........ 2 q F..
DR.. Neal, u. A. MArson. Phtston......... 3 3 ;
Time 2s5, 2.34a, 2.s4i
The races tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock will be interesting, and some fast
time is looked for a. the track IL 10 fue
condition. The following are the entries
in the two classes:
AS GLASS.
Little Mack, Il. 8. Oliver, Bristol.
walter D., C. Haley, Augusta.
Gray Victor, Geo Boggs, whitefeld.
Chss. D., W. g. Hubbard, Wiscasset.
Young MATCHMAKER, r. G. Hastings, DamA1
lscotta.
2.28 CLASS.
Lucy r., W. 8. LAnpson, AuOsta.
Garfield, 7. A. mc9ugin, North Pittston.
Hector, Simpson 3 Baker, Alma.
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EASTERN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Bath { Boothbay Line.

Tine table Tor June 1891. Nail boat daily. eun-
oy excepted Leave Boothbay at Z % a. H.;
hese Bath at AIS r. NJ.
Iaad both ways daily At Mouse Island: Tues
ar, Thursdays and Saturdays At eawyers' Is.
aud, Isle OF Springs and squirrel Island MondAys,
Wednesdays. And Fridays at Dogfishe Head end
IN Islands; Tuesdays At Ocean Point and Gap
epEcrAL BOAT Tuesdays, Thnrtdays and
Sffdays, Leave Bath 40 A. NJ, Booth
~ a@ P. n. Land lat Isle springs. South
~, Islands and Ocean Point.
1sze from Augusta to Boothbay AID Islands
- return. q IS; to Isle OF Hpr ngs. 600. bau
ennsf time table and reduced fares July /.
II. w.SwANrON. Treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-19

wa cures
Constipa-
tion, Liv
erConi-
plant, In
digestion,
Loss OF
Appetite,
Scrofula.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-19

Association.

At Warrington The game today between
Washington and Baltimore Wss called q
the beginning Of the fourth inning On 90
count Of rain.
Al Boston-Ths game wss postponed On
account Of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-19

,Rheumatism and Chills and
Fever. The Indian says dis
ease is the beginning Of death.
Very true. How many die
from their own neglect just
because they are too penuri-
GUS to spend a dollar to put
themselves. in perfect condi-
tion to meet epidemic Or ex-
posnre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-19
SIGNAL eNnvlcu.
Wsathsr ndioatioas ios ~ Hsxs -
UouEn,

Wan DurAn4mnnr,
O1ee ef Tie Chisf Signal OAose,
WAszueroH. june 10, I 4. n.
For Maine: Light showers; stationary
temperature ON coast. vaJhe. ID inssfior !;
sAstsrly vinds. Csutonary sisnais die.
played from Atlansic City to Boston section.
Asteorolosioal nsposs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-19

At Pittsburg
Innings...... - 48e7 50
Pittsbufg..... I o o o o o 0 o. 3
CinotnnAti...... O o o o 4 e. 1
Hifs-P1ttsbusg, 8. Cincipnatl. s. Errors
pittsburg. J.; Cincinnati. 8. Calvin and Mack;
Mullane and Harrington.
At Cleveland
Innings.... 234 4b67s
Cleveland.......... I o2 40 z L. 9
Hlts-Cleveland.7 z; Chicago, Il Errofs-Clsvs-
land. 2; Chicago. 8. 0ruber and thinner; attain,
Luby and Bowman.
At New Yofk-The New York; -Philadel-
phis game was postponed today on sccount
Of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-19

.Hl1-.Anchester. 7; LeWiston. 4. El10es-
LIN; Mantel. J. Lezotte and Barns.
All other games were postponed In tha
New England league on account Of vel
grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-06-19
SOMERSET RAILWAY.

fyaias Leave OAKLAND ~ follows going
noeth: so A. =. and ~ ?. H., connecting With
norp'Aa train on Maine Central Railroad from
Bangor and Watervtiie, And afterBoon trssns frona
Portland via Lewiston and via sranswiak ana
Aaessta. ks,1
L. 4. And ia.oo r. H., oonneotin9 ct Oakland with
Dossins tFains o Maine Central Railroad Wis
lctA rostes 70 PortianA, and with AftsFnoon trails
IN Portland AAd Bangor.
WI. 4. AYAR. ou0t
Asnn =. IN.
sspto1d