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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

GCJ ,cohs R-atfi 10, 81 head Of grad
est'le ciab jersey cows, all 3 years old sDs
over This lot comprises MIR jacobs bert
of batter COWS. the product from which il
$50 pounds o. batter psr week, ali Of ~hlct
iss Id to the Inssne Hospital, Augusta Il
is one of the best lot Of business like, pro
| ducing cows upon the show ground
| A. I'srah N, Rssdfield; grade Holsteir
| hsiier year old.
Herb ri HoIk rs, Resdheld; erade Jsr
say lie. fer, year old
Charles Frost, Readfeld; one grade
jersey helfer, year old.
J, Z. Dorrs, ReAdH, Ia; grade Ayrshire
| COW. 6 yexis old, with 2 weeks old calf BY
her side.
S G Fogg, Realized; two grade heifer
calves.
A.C Hayford, Wayne herd CT Jerseys,
viz bull Iha Sullivan, us; c,ws, Jennie.
1911; heifer Zadie, 22il; Velis.
2l30, l year old; Buttercup, 2
uonlhs cid. and several young animals
from the Maine registered COW Clemaie,
hsving q record Of Is IDS, l0,025 by Mr.
Cobb's bull Sir Fiorlsn
Eugene Z Robinson, Mt Vernon eleven
head OF thoroughbred aud grade Hefetord-,
viz one buii years old, Franklin Chief !,
three cows with c.lves, and four heifers A
very oh ice herd, showing good breeding
an a 'e care.
M F. Norcross, Winthrop; herd Of Jer-
seys, w: coss, KITTY Wink, 2225; Clossis,
1926; Topsy, 2O65, year old heifer, and
calf 8 months Old.
G d III. r Hanlon, ReadheA; 10 l6
jersey heiter, 6 m ,nths old.
G A Wing, thoroughbred jersey bull,
Butler Boy, 2 years old, and 8 yeArd old
h.ifer Mile
J d Wsl,op, Belgrade, thoroughbred
jersey bull, Cap. JACK, year old, and
heifer Liods 1928
L Hstris, Readfield, heifer calf
C. 3. Judkins, Fayette, thoroughbred
Hereford COW.
Bulls-E. + & G X. Gle, Fayette,
thoroughbred Hereford, 4 years old G 80.
B. st. vens, HuIstein, 2 years old, (irst
priz } from sock a. the National Home !;
w. Il. Hubbard, F.yette, thoroug lbred
Hereford, 3 years old; r. Russell, thor
oughbfed Hoisteln (.econi prize), years
old.
Bull. COW and clf and heifer, G f
DsmreD, Belgrade ali ,horou2 hbr. d Spss.x
Sheep we've shown but by tso or three
exhibitors, viz: ErDesi A. Morgan, Read
hrld, Southdown buck; J.. g. Yes.on,
Winthrop. six lambs for Brosn's special
p,iz.; john A Wing, Fayette, Cots~olds,
(6rst prize).
rfiaIs tf Draf oxsn etssTs snd
Horses.
The trials of daft oxsn, steers and
horses took place this afternoon on III,
track in front OF the grand stand and Was
witnessed by q large number of people
The enir.es and awards in the several classes
are given below:
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In the Mt Vernon team were oxsn snt
steers owned by the following name d parties
A. Robinson, 5 years old, #, 6 in.
John f Bean, 5 years old, fl, 6 in d
Ii. Thing, ) years old, IT,, 8 in. Z; Ernes
Corson, 8 years old, #, +. A. Robinson
8 years old, IT,; C. V. Wells, pairs
each 8 yeas old, fl /; Edwin Glod~in, 4
years old, IT 10 in, Horace CorsoD,
years old, ! IT.: Horace Gooding, year.
old, 6 # ii ir.; TImo by LeisGtgn, 4
yeats old, f. 10 in; C. + WiIIisms,
yoke, each 4 Yeas old, girth 6 fl, in.
J. &. Howl.nd, 4 years old, 6 II. 6 in,
Evere Soule, 4 years old, 6 f., lO In.
Ber, Hall, two psir, each yesrs olo, 6 IT ,
s in.; Francis Gordon, 8 years ii. 6 is, 6
H.; F B. Leighton, years old 6 it,
TO-; G A. Hal years oil, 6 fl, 6 in
Ber Hall, 3 years cid. 6 H., s in : j II
Cressey, 3 years old. IT., 6 IN NJ s
Williams. 3 years o.i, 6 #, 3 in; f, j
Gumsn 3 years old, 6 IT, 6 iu., +. o
Harris. 2 years old, r.. 10 In.
TIE Rea6f ii ,esm has al is biggest
er d two pAiro Of G year old cattle, owned
by the to~n. that have worked on the higa-
ways all summer. They gIth fl. s in,
on sn sversg-. Ne1t are the follow ir g
Ernest Morgau, Years old, I fl; Charles
n,essrd, 6 years. I f. +. S P.ckard, 4
years old, 6 # 10 in W. S Eiio, z
pairs, ohe pair and une pair yesrs old,
George NJ. Lane, year. old, IT S. G..
Fogg. 4 pal, ., Ole pair 6 yeSrs old, H. 2
in. three pairs years old. IT. in 4; all
graJe Her ford,; Geo. Hunson, 3 years
clio, 6 IT. Si 8; r. 5. Packard, three pairs
of year ids. airtning on an aver-
age 6 f. 8 In; j. N, Fogg, on.
pair years old. fit. 8 10 j W
williams, 3 yrs old, guth 6 f. in ;B w.
Hartman, 3 yrs. old 6 IT 6 in f A
Packard, year old, girlh II 2 IA. tais
psif took frs. prizs 8, bo.h Sac fairs this
year old, 5 4. ) in; Guy W. Elliot,
year old, 8 fl. IN; W. y. Euiot, year
old, 5 II. 3 in. b W Hsrdmsn, YEA. old,
IT 4 in.
The Fsyette team consisted Of twelve
yoke, the Resdtield team of t~snty three
yoke, aad the Nj Vernon team OF twenty
SIX yoke. The display made tioe show
sDd contained many pairs Of fine. veil
mated ard coed finished cattle sltbough no.
qoi,e up to .he usual high standard u the
Old kepns bee shoss in this depa tDent 0f
years past.
Fam Stock.
Gilbert u derwood, shows 10 head Of
Herefords, all but one Of which ara
thoroughbreds One bull, David K, 26
months old, weight 400 lbs; two pair.
veArlirg steers. average girth 6 #; one pair
2-yesr olds. 6 feet; four thoroughbred
register. d cows, three 2 yesr old heifers,
two yssriiog heifers and W. heirer cslves.
Oae of the largest and fnest exhibits upon
the chow ground
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MAIN q MAN
orgaIizss Las. fsust Compasy ae
: - b 10, Z sb. ma.

NOZZLE. Ala Sep 22.-Frank Clersus,
president Of the Ia 4 oi Maine, Bangor,
and his brn,bef, X. v. Ciersue Of New
York, todsy lrg.nizsd the Mobile Trust
Coapsnt 18th s50O,0 capital. to do trust
and gem raj bail log Business. The
Ct rgu,s we're st1ao.eo here BY the growth
and iDprc vsments Of the city. Altar
spendi & several weeks investigating the
situation aDd ding tha hobiisans have
conhd. nee enough 70 invest one q tth Of the
c'pisal required. they pus in the rem ainder.
and viii bssi les eject . large building for
the aecs mnedstion Of toe company.
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MAINE FAIRS.
ladrdscageIn Valley As'icul.
tulal Socie'y At Canton.
Lincoln Comfy Pdr Gets a Good Start
at D.mlkeatta.
18th Maine Reunion at Lewiston
Court Opens 1t Farmingten.

LIyERMoRr FALLS, Sept 90 The =
nual exhibition Of the Androscoggin Valley
Agricultural Society opened Tuesday At
Canton vi h god attendance. There
we're sxaib,s Of all kinds Of blood stock, .
large disPlsy Of vegetables, fruits, AND
fancy articles. The rsces were the best
evsr TT jttad on this track
Robinson d. vent an exhibition mile
without q runner in 22. the time by
quar'eis b log 35 4. l 09 l2, As 8 l.,
222
ID N FJstsr's b. m. Themis won the
81 class purse s2'O, in 2 80. T. d.
NJ BIS b Dan Ripley second, Samuel
bee rd's ch g Goid Dust third, c. 8.
Cal Is eh. m. LsMascots fourth.
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Aynhirss and Jerseys. VIZ: bull Armond
years old. Hois;eisl swo II ,istsin COWS
two Holss.in ysarl,ng heifers, and tve
cslses. one bull ami one heif~R. I've full
olosd Jersey "; one jersey heller calf
oas jersey bull ore year old; two grade
Jersey covs; oce Z sde Ayr.hire COW; one
grade Ayrshire h.if 3 one yeI old Also
one pair 5-ysar old oxen. sir,hins r.
inches
"a Wells, Fayette, tsoss-ads Jefsey
coss, . d one l year old heifsr; . choice
rio Of very high grades, ole prize animal
In her class At the fair Of 1890
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LAND sEEKERS
Await Opening Of OfIlce I'LL They Fan
from Exhaustisn.

GUrasIE Sep 70 The front door Of
ths Is, d fH ;e h.rs opened at ~ today. tbs
drsi nAn ~ pres. nj papers vas 8. r. Dee
nond ~h, hsd ssoot In iae day and
nigh. s.nce last Friday. he
v.s almost exhansed from exposure
and ~ he 'tags-rsd up ~ the windows it
va, n.e-s-srs for friend TO assist him.
Ten thousand you'd BE- Q modsrs Q esti-
m .fe Of as sopiv y ho have psssrd thfoush
;nis cI,y since oAy light en- Route Tor the new
county.
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srABK FROM MAIns wIsss, /,

Pssso,- have ben granted Alfred L.
Hagen Ard Z Dyer Of Mt. Desert, for
su,omsis " h'cis brsks; Oliver P. Hix Of
X -ckis"d, go patents. freight car and door
lhereof so5 istcn for sliding doors.
liz irar1ea ,L.. Cashier doald, vhose
term u -. State P.ton .xpirss Sept. 90.
has bees oRarsd . p1s tin IN P,fslsnA
Rs'ifosd nfice, at /. ssis,y Of elsOc, but
vans more. He 10 very in,liRsfsns abeut
wing pfison.
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n. chm, nd Itsnis.

[Speci,l to the ERssEBEc JOURNAL
RlcHNorD SEPT. 22 the Indepepden,
Hose Company, accompanied BY the Hose
Band, went to Bah the steamer BLONDE
to s''sf 3 rec.pd n gwen in their favor Il
thAR,scs.
u tel ph"ne linem-n are pus ing ns =
pnies and snInains ne~ wire on Front
ssreet.
Mr. j W Lsmont has been painting 'he
sire front Of Mrs W. G. B!air's millinery
store.
The -lnop Ella. Captain Oliver. arrived
today 9TH Jobs eis ard cIams.
IN. Fse Bsp,i-r Society are to give =
soeist ls at Mr.. ard Mrs, Dsnfoith on
NJ in street
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rosDloR NOTES.

The Easlish sov.rnment has ofnaially
'ecognized the provisional sovsfnment Of
Jhih.
Bri ish steamer Lepsnto. Capt. Wise, q
Antwerp from Few Yors, We s.fnck BY Q
iycione Of lhe 7,h il, Z and brown on her
beam ends Huge waves swept the deck,
md Chief Officer Ys,h aud seaman named
Sedh6e we're washed overheard and
lfowned.
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ALMl'S TRIAL.
He win Psobsby , he Ausigned a-d
1risd at ooos.

WoopsviLLs N. H.. Sep.. aa--Ia the
Grafton couasy court in tas case Of the
state against George II Abbot. alias Frank
G. Amy, for the murder II Chrissie War
den At Hanover, N II in July last, Judge
Biodse appointed - u,sei for Alny,
Hon. Alvin Bu,l.iga Of Piym ruth n q ,
and William II. Cotton Of Lebanon, N II.
The pr baeil tee are that Amy viii b. ar-
fAisn.d inside Of "a hyu,s when the .lm
OF h's tr'ai will Be arranged. the stale bsiae
Ready to proceed,
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Still suspect Fonl Play.

DASBuRr Cunu Sept. 22.-CofoneY
Doten, # Bridg pot c.me to this city
today. to invesiss.e the { uss of the death
Of William J Lua-a. Il Brooklyn, the
msn whose body ~xs found IN Balls Pond
Monday afternoon. VIII e he decided be
man met HE des,h from &C dental drown
ing. and oraered tie body buried, there
lufks suspicion Of foul play.
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xhs Lattsl'. Ow asr essms Uswi ling
to RAos Nslso0.

GkANp RAPIps, Mich, S pt. ~ When
Nelson low ed his record ~ 10 in this
ciiy, on me West Michigan fair n ouno
track, Pre-, ident Lsatbefs issus . challenge
70 q. w. Williams, owner Of Allerson, TO
trot match rsoe wrh Nsls IN here La thrvx
~eeks tor $4,000, me winner to '.Ee the
entire purse aud The losef 10 have $500 d
| lowed for expenses.
Ailerton 10 said to have lowered hi, n cord
to 90 Saturday bus the ne-s Of this
IN the press WAS the only reply Mr.. Leather,
| rtccived unui today, when the following
telegram came:
Dan j LeAthers, Grand Rspijs: Do not
care to tshe the risks OF shipping 90 valu.
able horse - Alierton several hundred
miies to uot tvsr an iferior tack To tn.
one right st home. Your proposition con-
vipces me that you are = very shrswd busi
ness mAn, but il viii not coavince the puD
ic tia, either you or the nwnef Of tne
horse Nelson think Nelson N boat Alles
ton
You take the chance OF losiug 5000 to
ukfin from SIS, 900 10 s25, ,00J that would
kely De paid At lbe Ate 81 see the race.
N have to day telegr rhed Mr.. Doble aud
crn Nelson that the Independence D.ivi.
PAX Association viii If sr purse Of eiU,,
900, without enhance fte, to Nelson, N-u,y
daoks and Aiieron, ~ be divided as NJ
~" And Dobie agree upon. Race TO ,e
unt.d over this traik during our Oc'o,
meeting, Oct 10 tu Nov. /.
c w. WILLIAMS. Secretary.
To the above despAtch Mr. Leather, who
is authorized to ACT for Mr. Nelson aud for
the Grand Rapids Hors, men AssociAtio4
replied at once
C. w. Williams, Independence, Ia
Your message received. Il is the opinion
aud general comm mt Of the whole country
that you do 10. care to meet the great Mel
soa with Alert IN In . contest such ~
have odered you. We will make the pu 81
$40 600 with same conditions before stat. d
II 1t suits you bs..er. l will guarantee
track 10 bs as good as you're. even ,hough
you Cali 1t inferior. II is . regulation
Il Ack and much better suits The putLc ~h,n
witnessing race than one Of the shape yeu
make your morning and evening reoords
on. Nelson is ready to trot before the
world and is i,g 90 every week. Why
not ACES p. this challenge an lei .e people
decide VINO owns the c"smpion stal iIn2
The dispatch from Mr.. Williams was
received At noon Mond ~ and was answered
within 10 mlnu 60. Up toa late hour no
reply Lad eed received by Mr. LstherB.
Miss Helen NJ. Smiti. who has been
I. II -. ID 4
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She Attempted Suicide
Especial to the KESsEBrC JoURNI

RICHMOND, Sept. 90 A sifl working at
the Richmond II use Sss reported to have
taken poison, is., evening. A physician
was cslisd and she soon recovered. II il
though q 9, the whole affair ~ss . scheme
10 aid .hr sirl ir cses s'ins nsrs II from sus-
picious ,'isho a--y
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By I CAlhloa BotIe'a fva
Trains IN SIlosii, ~
NsaP tha Russian Pfaathr. ..n.ly lNo
K'm Injured.


RsRLts. Sept. ga dispstcS from
Gleiwnz, Ia PsussiAn Ssi~si., ssAtss that Q
,'olhsi "A has occurred on the railroad con-
,eesing Goiatx 10y sth w hh'ou, near The
sussisn fronsisr. te. se-a twt passenger
fAias. Ten psep'e s.fe killed and many
sere injured by the aAe d~ot. shioh shat
cred al tn oars OF he ts~ins
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tourt Opened at Farmirgton.

FARNiseros. Sept. % The Septem
ber term of the supr, me Judicial court in
.hi. county wss opened here this afternoon
Judg, whitehouse presiding. The con
,inued docket numbers l16 cases. IL IL
ssid that term will be long ore.
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LINCOLN COUNTY
Fair Cpsned-Wili Run Four Days
Great Bscss Promised.

DAMAR1scorrA, Sept. % The thirty
sigh anrusi fair Of the Lincoln County
Agricultural Society opened today at Their
pa-k here. Is will continue four days.
The programme Includes coed races on
wedn. sdsy. Thursday and Friday and the
snt,i.s are much lager then ever before,
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FLor~--eeoeipts 1851 pkss, sxp- =. 1854,
bbls. 2ges sscks; nrn, moderately activ.
sales. s7a0o bush; low extras = 6S.s rs, .Itj
~,n .s sss ssss 10. ", ,s. @ p;s.s = s.,. n.
fancy, t42sat5 Us ;pstents y boaS5.zs. dinaesots
clear, e4.ssas4 20 s,raisnts u 6oA&s.1s, 90 pa
sfan. sa 3 CO. o. S. ys sae oSss co.
WAY. s-i.eo-'oa- 3l60c bush, sxposs,. 1926 ,
safes. $40 oo. ac,i'e, lower ------- -
to, ..j. NJ q. .ses ss, ,s isa.9 .sre s MD sss s
-; No. a,rth ira to arrive, lo6Ialo7S: new
No l ns'b TO arrive itsisi0ss.
BYE dull,ubchangsd; wes,e,a, off -,
BAKLsI- duili NJ Ailwaukee -
roRs.-ns-" so2oo. ,sports. is2s2a. a.. ),
50i.0o. active, weaker; no.2, co.
o.,.- n.ov,pt- 2i7Soo -.po, 1888. sais., III
o0. Irregaar. Iowel. f-hy active; 20. 81,
4 &m,. tla3zl, no. {, 3! ia's3. DO Siaiis s3ias3i
NO /. ssas3 70 white. IS, mix,d ssst'a. so.ei;
DO VIM. .sa39. white state, sas39; NO. ULi
oaso, 5ia3s.
Coy,s.-sio. dull nom. fair eargoes
% %o ,'i'I 's. sSs; o. ~ Ills. G No a. 40 -
No. IL, IS; No. Il. i-2, OF sfisat "a,
moa,iA, t5s, standard, l-z, comics,
posd rvI. .ls paasia,"d. : Eat :, ca5e. =.
u hAssys-for-Ign. nominal. New Vfieans,
quiet, nrm
rsitA..EUs-s steady. quiet. uniled, 5si.
IuRPESrIsE-
PoKx- qai't, steady.
bpgr- st-sdy, fair demanf
BnEF Hans
LAsD- dull. weak, u.ttsss stesu, 7l5,
ct,' 't.n, soas ~, rnned, dull; o.. tinsnt
o. i0s7 IS; =. g., $50
Butter aaiet, easy; tate ddfy, l6s
a. do cfesn'ry, Mtab, westein DAIRY, t3ais
er.aas'y. i8sl5 dv fac ory, isst5I, EIgis, 2sa<a.
talon cTr Aanery, IzAl7.
9iagii western Gas,
rreisI<. v .---SI. rnsykst, strong, active.
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WAsHIseTos. ID c.. Sept 70 -Psnsiop,
have re1n granted to these residents oI
Maine
Additional, Duiel Jackson, Levi Pert
Doane $ Wig, J,.eph Wsrsvof.I nav,
increase, AioI J Morfison, Edsin o d
ssy. Stephen l. Cushman. Lu her J. Cal
d'rsosd- Asa Moore, Arnold r Wsr.hins
]. bsrfon q. shav, Joho H.ilo~elI. Jr.,
J-mes B Sasehan, Joha n. Kelley
| Ausus u. Greeniaw, Albion A. Bsnes
o.musi W. Gvrio., Ffaaris /. Aefr5ma,
.s,y rs-issae, s,lAs G Thomss, VIM. IT
H omssl. J ho r. Dodge Z-pfo 8. Hall
Charles r Mi.ior original, vitows, etc
Msi' do N. PAekud. WIN. p. Bsrusts
ta.hsr, Philsus A. Little, mother.
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YaiIruaos & Steamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect Jane
23th, 1891.

aDIEG WEST 2s A. N. for lewiston
EasAra, fufliAad, boston and MonefeAl, 10 4
n ir HAloveh. GArdiner and South Gardiaer
"a A ID for lewiston, sAIa.ihzL "a, Is skiaad
ttngr Brans xiok PORTLAND sHd y ,ston connect
iay ,1r White Mountains and Quebec, u r. n
tor Hallowell, Gardiner and South 9ardiser, Sls
r NJ Tor btgns~iek, Bath, koeklsnd, Portland,
gos.oa, rs. 'espressl Portland and so..on and
Montreal; 50s r. N. tor Halloweli, Gardiser and
sou,h Gardiner; n % r. NJ. might PuiiRan) for
ISsis,an, Bath, Portland and Boston.
soiNs EAsT-2.I 10 A. NJ might express) for
6aovh4kan Belfast Bangor. Ba, Harbor, St.
stspbens 1t. John aRd AroOslo X CJul.y, IS A
N for WaterVile, and skovhegan, (rrovinciai
EXPRESS leaves Nateryiile for saHzo-, Bar Hzr-
bo, and !, John, a. 40 r NJ zH p N. eH-
rrgss for Natervills. hsHpors, ytf, Fokcroft.
Bangor, sar Hartor auf 81 Joan 3.ts r. N. for
WatsrviiIs, bkoshesan, OAK md, connecting 4
With Somerset Railway Srifaai. peiyer an Fox
,oos County, 10 r II for v at.rville, and s.i7
A M Sundays only, for Bangor.
The Slgh' Pullman Trains nun each way eysry
nlght, sundays la luied. bu' not 10 Sko.hcg N
90 monday mornings, or 10 Belfast. DexIer, or
beyond Bangor. excepting 10 Bar arbor. on Sun
day morning.
fbr day express tan. gotns West st To- A.
NJ and Fast ~ : ~ T.. VI, ru daily, Sundays In
cuded, between Boston lewiston, Bath, Rock
land, Bar Hsrbor snd ~ John
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for aususia
tsl7e. soith Gardiner. as A a. Il 81 nd rs
p ~; Gardiner 9 "A A. NJ, 100 and AS T. NJ. /;
HaAoxeI 80 4. NJ. II. and tb9 p. N.
Thrpa.h tickets 20 Cal 'uroiA ani all points
-opfh aud Vest way be hni Of II, H. Walker
ticket tgrit, Aug Ista, tht only offca In Augusta
-rring via all rou:es and checking baggage free Of
-, ,eGs-
PAYs0S TUCKER, vice Pres. & Ges1 Manager.
~ BO8IuBY. tieaI faas. and Ticket Agt.
+ rsald June ~, 1921.
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Given up byPhysicians.
A Broken Constitution
Renewed!
From The bands Of Death


Dr.. Williams.
DEAR sIR For The past three years
have suffered untold misery from hiood
poi soning contracted in tire South. | lost
sIi desire for fr' I, could nc. rest ghfs and
becsme =, ,esk ard sick thRt | ve't to me
civ bcspit.l in Pit,spurg, Penn, where
was dcctnred for three mon.hs without dom
re any good. Fhe head nhvsiciar soep
= h u e "a ga to the Hot Spriv&" a. Li"ie
r. K Ars>sss At tnsf pis'e '1''s
~ ttoaf-- e o.hs ant msdicire a'ider Dr.
Wis o. . ho b a he usms Of feiHg the best
docior n h. >-ste.
IL. r.-e,x no1hs hu M me no
rood. L sts irg wss 'duce 20 "y
pr. wi,rsm- BLOOD SYRUP "A 5000 IS
Ib xsu 70 { b. i, lBy .ppztt, 'rt1-rl ed, and
[ c, uid sleep sou d Y all night. Em now
A. W. ! and srons As I svFr ~as | sm
almost cured af blood poison and the Blood
.evrup has done tt. t.clmmerf II to all
m, ,r en-. IS he best medic ns IN the
wo.id t., i'#psre Blood
NR 4 NEwHALL-
Prs i@sor L4.y F'sh VI f'eF
Onp Ken. .Ior ssAL ofiee-
AuGUsrA, Maize.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

Is the only genuine FLOOD 1V8U on
The market. IL Is the only BLOOD
SPTCIFiC that contains purely " ge'
table ingredieI t.. :.
No mineral or inorganic sghs' anee is
used In is msnufac' ure. No mst or
spirituous I'qu'.r Is used In eon,pounc..
ing u. for we h ID that alcohot In all
its forms Is Rle"d Poison, and that
no cure by the Use Of any medical
treatment can be permanently euec'ed
.b 70 alec thal eat. rs into the diet or
meiiciue Of the patient. Dr. Witlisms'
RIOOD SyRIP Is owned and NAV
ufactured ex, IssiveIy by The In,"n
n. dicine Company Of Augusta. AaiHr,
TO whom al orders must be addressed
This BI. GOD SYRUP will be pat nPen
the market t.roueh druggists ard
ali re lers in N.d'cine. Price, sl.oo
per Boit'a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

Q v Burisish st Wsts vile
WATEkvILLg, Svpt- 22 Governor Bur
l'ish sfrvsd here on the evenihg z ..sain ID
is sioppits at the Elmvo"d Hotel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23
JOB PRINTING

Tor which our establishment Is Justly
noted al over the State. Our prices
cannot be beaten on the same grade
Of stock and work. Correspondence
collected. BURLEIGH & FLYNT,
Augusta, Mama
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23
eI0UAL saAvICD

Wss hes IIdioauous foS the asxt a.
81 ass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

Miss Helen NJ. Smith. who has been
connected vi b the Bar HsIbor Record for
some time pact ~ It's Aole edi rebs, mas
severed her cynnt ction wIih that per and
will leave Tor New York III n few days to
enter the j urnslistic fl Id in that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23
~ AJAX NJ AAPORHA =.


&e~ Yosk Moosy a~sAs>
kxw FORK, Sept ~.
money close, fSnsins mon 8 % IL.
Prime paper nj ia7
GoYernnont bonus, dull, steady
Railroad bonds. active. firm.
The following are the o.osias quotations Of
curities:
Uniteu States j. li6
% lit
20 vi
a o0ap..
Centri. Pacific lists, 1854
Denver l. kio 3rRade lsts, !iS
Erie 2nds, i04l
Kansas Paoi1c oorspis 10ti
Oregon Nav. 'sts. 100
Union Pacific 'sts 1861
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-23

lSept. ~. lssi. II r. MI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-31

Immigration to this republic shows steady
and even rapid tendency to increase. Ac-
eording to the latest Official figures the number
Of immigrants for September, 1891, was 50. 7O6
sgAins. A, 47s for the same period. 1880. For
the previous nine months 1891, the total num-
Der was i69, go, while for the nine months be-
fore September so. 1880, it only ISL ,ss9. 1,
is interesting to know tina, about one-fourth O.
the immigrants are from Great Britain and
Ireland, while Germany furnishes about one
Nth, Russia and Poland send nearly one
fourth, sxsdsn and Norway 5.03I and Italy
a.,Sl during the last month reported. ---#
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-31

The Tennessee miners outbreak is the SEQUEL
Of the nonaction Of the legislature at its called
session in the matter Of the leased convicts.
OF course there is no defense of the course of
the miners in taking arms and frebrands
against the law Of the land, human life and
private property. The affair il serious indeed
when the number Of dead and wounded u con-
sidered. although open-handed resistance to
Law is, alone, grave matter. The trouble with
this Tennessee eonvics-lease business is that
without radical change in the laws the friction
viii increase until neither life nor property
viii be safe at any time anywhere in the
region affected Both seem to DO very tu-
secure now.