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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

LAUNCHED.-The little tug
steamer "Minnie b." built in North
salem was launched Wednesday
evening after the JOURNAL went TO
press. She sprung a leak in her
bostvm by accidentally stsiking The
rocks and will have h. be hauled out
on ways for repairs. She will be
taken TO the mouth of North Mill
sFeek for repairs and then be flouied
ready for business.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23
Daily Bulletin.

Anyone having business with the
Dalies, Independence, Silverton or
McCoy stages can find them at
Stropg's restaurant at ll:45 every
day hut Sunday.
Strong's restaurant will open with
q French dinner next Sunday from
B TO I O'Clock. Price soc.
Choice lot of peaches at 75c per
box.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

EvANGELICALs.-Will hold their
quarterly meeting in the Cumber-
land Presbyterian church building,
over Saturday and Sunday the 25
and 26 inst, beginning on Saturday
at 2:3O p. m. Services during the
day and Saturday evening will be
German. Sunday evening service
viii be English. J. b. Fisher, pre-
siding elder of the Albany district,
Oregon conference, of the Evangell
cal association, will preach the
word. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23
GILBERT G PATTERSON,

Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, varnishes,
Brushes, WindOwgIass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23
WESTACOTT & IRWIN.
Nniice.

Persons leaving town for the
springs, seacoast or mountains, can
have the DAILY JOURNAL sent tn
them without extra cost, by leaving
orders at the office.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

y THE WAYEs.-A young man
Wto boards at the "Cottege" had
upoyer In the middle Of the VILLA
&c Wednesday evening. He got
theli canoe at McClaiu's boat
na''se, and not beng accustomed TO
nNFigaling the swift current was
tNemped aud had 10 lie rescued by
LII.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

Those beautiful Scotch einghsIns
a. Holgersop's arc going az special
ept rate prices lhls week. Never o.
cheap. T2O-lw
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

ne Sick Miss Zadie Palmer is
pecled 10 be able 10 take her pls oe
A De postofiice this wsek. II ~.
Murphy is gaining slre1g b
y sud viii probably he AZ his
W ns4t week. Rgnt. MeEln5
'4 TO paiifornla thls evening
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

THE HoT SEAsON.-Even tho it
be not hot, aud whether it be spent
at home, at the seaside or in tb,
mountains, requires special clothing.
A fine stock at the Salem Wooden
Mills Store.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23
Did

"a liIfAI kk-ln Ran joe. July
lb, ~ Der bone On sixfb sifesi,
tnl.s ena Y farnieDteF daughlef
N NJ, and Afs. "A. n. FnfF, agsd
- yeafs, J month and l5 days.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

Eyes almost put OGt--by viewing
that Iiue u fancy glassware just re
eeiyed AZ Sroaf a Giles.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23
Business & Farm Property

have iOr ieg daJ u = good bargain Ia
Duslhee4 property ~ Commercial TkIoai
nine add 80 ine, a u Nofth loot AZ anfF
Ai.p one NJ ne tfst unffalnf in lilf f!fy
~ nrHly eHifrcI 10. HiHlIH.
TNlw
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

NICE LITTLE WEDOGNG. At 10
O'clock Wednesday morning in the
elegant parlors of the William
England residanc nn Lijcrty
street, took place the marriage Uf
Miss Clara A. Fisher to Ne. Geo. II
Westerfield, of McMInnVille. Rev.
Brown pronounced the Impressive
ceremony OF the Unitariab church
and the parlors were beautifully
decorated. Bride and groom re-
ceived some very nice presents and
only the family and few immedi.
ate friends were witnesses. Miss
Fisher is an orphan who has made
her home with Mrs. England for
many years. The groom is ii
staunch young citizen of McMnn-
vile, where they will make their
home.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

bATHINo.-It IL now ripe aud
pflng harvested boy old aud yonng
~ the cool blue Willamette. Itisa
eIeht 10 see the boys take headers
~ the steamboat docks and swim
ke cork buoys ali over the harbor.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

hoAFs'-rhe EIwood will BE- uu
Iptight At Q O'Clock and the slsiers
W. be down from Corvallis nj.
sfenlng.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

BRICK AND IE.-For first class
haud made brick and tile, go to
Murphy q Desart. Large supply
on hand. Near fair grounds,
Salem. 6 limo
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

Baby bonnets-li little beauties at
reduced prices this week-special
sale at II. Holverson's. 7-201w
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
nWILLAMErTEv

NAbbAh AhAbA II
w e LeDorn, Dayton, Wn.
f Buster, Clermont.
B Igotaedter, j Hoffman, l. l. Nc
Arthur, q w Frasier, A Reeves, Jno
p Cole, E w Hoskins, ID Dwyer, +
A Hansee Portland.
ID r Mills and wife, Fl B Garter
and wife, Ashland.
Il e Lamb, N Y.
James q Burley aud wife, jack
sonville, Or.
j n Wann, Dallas.
w Nash, Corvallis.
j w Abbott, Denver.
X Blair, Pittsburg, Pa.
"CooK.n
j w Thomas, Albany.
o Elverum, Mr. and Mrs Tourlette,
n j William, ID Pasker, Portland.
e Nelson, LaGrande.
Rev ii w Laye, Saratoga.
A + Ellis, Spokane.
J A VeDess, Independence.
NJ w McCFeery, Newberg.
il / Brown, Holland, Rock
springs.
= A Conde, Baker City.
II o Hobbs, III.
l ii Summons, Mt Angel.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

NOTICE d hereby given that there are
~ sumciepi fundh Ia fba city treasury
~ ihf cily ~ salem, Oregon, ~ pay an waf.
unia ~ the city of htlem HeHdofaodf by
The treasure before December lf0J. and
that fne treasurer - ready " pay nil sald
clit warrants on presentation al hls office.
nnd that interest VII cease 90 fhe same
~ ~ nnd after The date Of thls nOlloa.
A.. bWAIfOlD.
Treasurer Of s4lcIn, Oregon.
Dated ihis n aay 0fJuly, is9l. 7x{tl
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

10 SpOols of Brooks Cotton OEo
IL thread for EOV'
All. II. LUNN'S
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

How TO 90 10 THE COAST Per
Sous wishing 10 30 10 the coast can
take the stage at McMiBnyllle Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays al
1870 a. M, arrive Mt Grande Ronde
by 9 p. M. where hotel accommoda-
iions are good, take stage next
morning for the coast. Stage nc
eommodatl0ns are good. Frank
frasier and John Tyler, managers.
10 II
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

pgdsF huaklsblfuss sad pssehe.
4 sroat a Gle.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed Castorial
Bucklen's Arnica salve

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, sores. Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Corns and all skin Eruptlons, and posi-.
lively cures Piles, or NO pay required. IL
.is giiarnnteed TO give perfect satisiacti
,e Imoney refunded. Pnce, 25 cents per
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23

He comes Of good stock for a soldier
aud will be one Of the most valuable
Of the 6s applicants 80 far. Mr.
Kern says two Of John Browns
sons live in Southern Oregon.
Now don't swear but go and buy a
hammock OF any other summer arti-
Gle at Geo. +. Smiths Art store.
Mr.. Rosewater, a Des Moines
banker aud capitalist is inspecting
our city.
Samples Of hops from various
yards indicate terrible ravages from
the hop louise.
The thermometer at Weller Bros,
at p. m. registered 96 in the shade.
Geo. q. BiDgham's I4-mouths old
baby fell six feet down today, strik-
ing it's head on a walk. Not much
hurt.
A wonderful feature in modern
journalism is the growth of the after.
noon papers. "Today's news today
seems TO be demanded. Even the
morning papers are yielding to the
popular demands and are publishing
evening editions. The truth is the
majority of readers have no time to
devote to their newspapers until
night. Such is the demand for the
latest news that the morning paper
is cast aside for the one issued in the
evening, which contains not only
the best Of the news in the morn.
ing papers, but likewise the happen
ings throughout the world up to the
hour of going to press. So perfect,
too, is the present method of news
gathering that people are enabled to
read at supper news of all the i'm
portant occurrences of the day
Dalles Chronicle.
BAsEBALL.-The Clossett& Devers
baseball club of Portland that plays
the Salems Saturday and Sunday
are about the best club in the mer
camille league. They have beat
both the Portland amateur clubs
that have been in Salem this year.
+ The Salems practice daily in
anticipation of the great game with
the Seattle League club next
Wednesday.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1891-07-23
NEW ADvEETIsEmEwTs.
EOUND.-A WlAdermer racket. Call at
IL JCuRaAL Office.
Conservatory Of Music.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.

The best organized Music scnnOl on the
North West cOast One hundred aud my
music NJ udenis the past school year. BGff
ses Tor Piano, Voice, Violin, organ, nar-
uony, Counterpart, and musical OQinp0.
sitiVn Ia AL the higher Drme. Diplomas
granted on completiCQ ~ course. Next
term begins Monday, Feptembef 7th,
bead for catalogue "a address
n, "a. PARVTN,
~ @in aW Musical Director, salen, o..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
ALLnN MoMIaArnD


BosroN, Sept 10 The Massachuse Il
Republican State Convenslon, which oprn ed
ss IL A NJ today. was one OF the most ce-
thusiasfic and Interesting ever held In ihe
old Bay Stste, Temporary ofgAnisAu n
vas effected BY the choice Of Joseph .
Bu,de,te as Chairman and ]. OILS Wards oil
Of Haveihill. secretary.
the committee on permanent organize.
,ion then reported. nami q Hon. Hen ~
Cabot Lodge Of NahAnt ~ psrman, nj
president, with As vice presidents Al iarse,
headed by Hon. Nathaniel p. Banks Of
WAlthsm. and. rs vice pr. siden,s BY de'
aric,s; permAuent secretaries, j. OTIS Wa
we'll Of Haverhili And 4 A Bufiinton Of
Leominstsr, with F. HAYWOOD VI W n
ces'er, Andrew G, S Wspp Of Lowell, l.
X oger Wentworth, Somsrvills, c. Howard
LAubhsm Of Hsverhill and Butler X vii
son Of Boston - assistants.
Hon, John ID. Long presented Mr.
Grapes name, and Hon. William Coegsr ell
presented Mr.. Aliens name.
At 2 25 p. m, the bsllotinR having heer
completed. = reeess until p. m Was takrr
to allow time for the counting Of ballots.
Tire convention re. assembled ss 8 Is p
m, and the results Of the ballot were an
nounced a. follows; Whole numher
1921; necessary for = choice. 6,6
Charles II Allen had ia, w. W. Cr.pC
hat 5I4, w. II. Halle had l, Henry tsoo
Lodge 1, Frederick T. Grsenhsigs 2.
Mr.. Knoslton Of Ne~ Bedford, = Grape
man, addressed the convention. saying hal
The candidats Of the convention became ,h,
candidate OF Crspo and made motion ths
H., nouinst IA NJ Allen he made III All
nous, which motion was tumuit.u,ly uA''
ried and the nomination was declared bt
q unanimous one.
Gen. John W. Kimball Of Fitchburg val
nominated for auditor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
coHDHNsHD DIDpA1CRes.
1hs Pith OF the News Haksn igom the
Current Events Of the Day.

Ex-Congressman John A. .Hymsn Of
North Carolina, one Of the most ihduen It's
colorsd men In congress l5 years ago,
died at Washington, Tus sday, Of q ssfok.
Of paralysis.
Steamer Stockholm City At Boston
Wednesday, from London, reports that OF
Sept I6. IN lat. ~, "a; long. 20, 10, she
passed . light green painted house, sup
posed TO be . ships galley.
A ,pecis, grand Jury At woods~ilIe, Vt +,
in the case Of George III. Aobstt, alas
Frank g. Almy, brought In "a indictlnsn'
Wednesday morning. charging Tim With
tas murder Of Miss Crissie Warden.
Mrs. Sherman Bunneil vas assaulted BY
Q man named Knobieaux with . pair Of
SCISSORS Tuesday nigh., At Wiastesd. "a,
and probably fatally i1iufed. |. is alley %
that Kuobiesux had ueen unaaiy intiw. .ss
with this woman.
Cap.~in Msrsnaii, Of the scho ,nsr Lottit
Of Thomaston, Me-. wss lost overheard from
bis schooner 30 shy ~ At aachof Oh Wbi.e
stone Poios, L. l., fuesdsy night. Hsvas
SO yeAs OF age and . native OF Tbonpss
ION, Me-, shere he leaves uidow sad tSo
children.
Miss Anns Cote. . popular youog vomAD
| of HslDrook, Macs vas killed Tuesdsy
while on straw ride vith party Of your
people. while gIipg dosn steep hull.
Mics Cote probably became ffignsensd and
either I II or jumped out. She VS. run
over by the w.g,a, and died In iex min
utes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17

Mr.. Bfosn, Ciiaton. Friends' Church.
Rev. Alfred Jones, China; Rev. Frank E.
Jones, 30 China; Rev Geo Pope, EA=t
yss.aiboro. Bsy1ss, Rev. I 3. Leciair.
Wssefvslle. Free Baptist, Rev. A. e..
Brown, Weeks Mills. Consfsg =
tionaIi /, Rev Mr.. WoodrouSh. v vAssslooro.
Christian Church, Rev. Mr.. Coz, Aibios,.
30 conversions reporsed on Saturday last
between I and l.30 O'Clock 0as Of the
most impressive services we're held during
the campmeeting, in tie dedication Of al
the cottages on the sfouad. movies from
one COTS ge to the other With large rum
Der Of people following. The services
consisted Of . prayer intermixsd With son
sas the people vent from cottage 70 cottage.
Several parties have selected lots and Will
erect Q cottage before the ns Il anauai meet
ing, shich viii be held next August, be-
ginning Thusday, August 5tb, hoidib
over two Ssobstns. The meetings and
sir gins have been under the charge of L
Gould Of HaIiowelI, president Of the ass,.
ton. Miss Mae V4rnsy Of CLina served
- orssniss And Miss Maud Wixon, Assts-
tans The avs lciaiioa Of 20 members and
the several com mits es have by earn. .:
and pessi.teat 4 ,rs in every way made the
meet ngs grand success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
SPARKS PROM MAIss wInss.

The Maine Sta Fair receipts to date
are s29 047 A. wish $1,000 to come from
the otate aud about $3.50 for rents, etc.
This will give total Of about $50 500
The Naxoc Woolen Co., transferred on
Tuesday, the vocle mills 1t Resddeld, 10
local syndicate The nsv owners propose
to put the mills in c mplete repair, and viii
start il up imme distslY.
The wife AMI child Of Samuel Dyer,
Camden, .ho vsre burned ia The ERE Tues
day morning, have both died from their
ipju,ies. The child died Tuesday night,
the m shes Wednesday morning.
Fed " stinson. an extensive lumber
dealer Of Hounson, died suddenly Wsdnes.
day morni' g al enlargement Of the mirai
valve Of the heart, He vas G3 years OF
age, snd leaves . widow. one son and .
| daughter.
Ths postofIice at Long Beach, Yorh
I County, on route l01 ,028 has been discon.
thu. AMI the mail viii be sent ~ Yofh
Beach. These changes sYe announced
Rou,e 800. Dexter 70 Guiifofd. Foo
October /, 1891, curtail service 10 end q
B. BrockwAy's Mills, omitting Ssogerville snt
Guilf0rd. decreasing distance IL miles
| Katie Haley Of Portland, ssed u yss5s
daughter rf James Haley, pr snsei Nv
cents vorh Of Paris green, Wxdnssisy
and swallowed the whole. She nov lies il
9 stupor and il 70 thought she may recover
The cause Of the set vas because be-
mother was in jail for drar ksnness. Th'
mother wa released and ailAvsd To ten,
The girl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
CITY or 1Hg DGlD
Terrible Scenes. -..Innsss Dlnala nd
Loss 10 PfopaRty.


MADRID, Sspt. IL Further distfsssi1e
particulars In regard to the flooded prov.
inces continue to be received Il long ineols
vals, each additional report showins thas
the extent OF the disaster vas In NJ way
exaggerated. The q. vernon Of Province
Jaen selesraphs that the whole commune e3
Aubeda is submerged. the damage done
being enormous. with considerable loss Of
life.
Correspondents ef Spanish and fessisn
newspapers who are able 70 reach ConsaegrA
describe IL - the "City Of tho Dead" It
10 wrapped in deadly silence which In itsslf
10 horrii, ing in the extreme. The depth Of
the iood there can be gaaesd from the fact
that The water rose ls feet in the church Of
st. John the Baptist.
The estimate Of the damage 10 property
| in and about Consuessa places the loss d
| %, SOC, 900. not inelujing moaey aud vAlu-
abies buried every whefe in the ruins. The
survivors of the disaster are only able 10
give vague aud confused accounts OF ths
rise Of water. They cay though the river
WAS noticed rising rapidly, no serious ap-
| pfehension was fei, until the watsis sseusd
to make sudden rush forward, eventually
overwhelming every thing.
Then came wild race for life. people
flying IN all directions. Many climbed upou
the roofs Of their b ,uses, hoping 70 escape,
but the buildings gave way beneath thsn.
Numbers Of people we're seen struggling 10
the mud eolored water cliDgtnG to anything
they could grasp that would sustain them
above the water, and 90 struggled 1ntil
either they seAohed secure refuge or sank
exhausted.
The m, jority II the dead are buried
without A~siting for Identification ~ Z
sanitary precautinn.
The misery existing At ConsuegfA 10 In
tense. This inhabitants are compelled 70
sleep in the open sie, and the wood supply
10 Of the meagress description. Gen. d.
Army 10 often Obliged To resort TO force to
compel the men to ass ct in the work OF re-
covering the b, dies. Sixteen robbers were
caught riding the clothing Of corpsss. 80
far Qi5 bodies have been recovered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
THE sUsQUEhANnA.
Description Of tAs ollJ Ship Buldtls
ID The Ulitsd States,
And which Il 10 be laaneh he'd at Bath,
Tedsy.

BArH. Sept. l6 The big four massed
slip Susqushanna, to be launched from the
ysrd Of A. Sevall Z Co, Thursday, ranks
third in size Of wooden ships built in this
city, the Shenandoah AID R.ppshannoek
exceeding her. Length, 27S 8 feet.
breadth As /. Gross tonnage, z744 CT,
netting 262s.74 The mas er builder,
Elisha Ma.lsst, famous for MS superintsad-
aIce of the two ms mmoth csaft above
mentioned, put his best sklli into the Sas-
quehanna.
The craft has massive frame Of white
Or with deck frames. ceiling aud plahking
Of the faest Georgia pine. The cabin and
officers quarters resf m Die the saloors Of IN
ocean steamer. They are flashed in quar-
tered oak with exquisite polish. She il
fiued with all the latest devices for Liz hten-
ing the labor Of the crew. Her win. Lass
and hoisiirg engines are from the Bath
Iron Works. and make it as easy to handle
her massive machinery as it once was to
manage = two massed schooner.
The Sutqaehsnna will represent some.
thing like sl40,t0o. will carry with ease
1900 tons tt freight, and will be ready fol
sea about The first Of October. Captain
Joseph E. Sewsll will be the commanding
officer, and vii take her soon A. completed
to New York, in ballast. where she viii
load for San Francisco like her two big
predscs seors, AZ she is built for the geners
carrying trade. This is the 93i vesse
built in this yard, her predecessors repre-
senting all z,s and builds
Excursion trains are to be run to accom-
MEDIATE the CROW ds to see this beauty take
her first dip. She is at present ths only
ship building in the U sited States, but will
doubtless be f.llowed by = ship of nam
moth proportions, to be built by this enter
prisir company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
RailroaDs E STEAMBOATS,
NAME CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Eject Jnne
28th, 1891.

GOIH6 WEsT-s.B A. NJ. Tor Lewiston
Rochland, Portland, Boston and Monsxeai. 10 a.
N. for Haijoveii. Gardiner and soa.h Gasdtser
IA A. =. for Lewiston, Farndagt1n, Roekiand
diner, Brlns sicx, Portland and Boston oo1negt-
ibs for White Moun.ains and Qaebec, In r. 4.
tor HaiIoveii 0srdiasr snd soutb Gardiner; 3.Li
p. n. TOR Bruns sick. Saith. Hockisnd, Portland
Boston; S4s. JexssessJ Portland and Bosson and
Montreal. n r. y. for Ha!iov.ii, dasdinsr and
soa,h Gardiner, 20 P. N. might PulimAa) iof
Leviston, Bath, Portland and Boston.
GOING EAsT-2ie A. n. might sxpress) TOR
5kozhsga1. Belfast. Bangor, Bar Hsrbor. st.
Stephens, g. John and Aroostook County; Is 4.
NJ. for WatsryiiIe, and Ssosbegsn, (froyfhelai
Express leaves Watsryills for sAngo', Bar Has.
oor and 50 John, a, 40 p NJ "a r. n. eE.
press Tor Wateryiiis, sespor., DIVER, Goxcroft,
bangor, Bar Hsr5or and st. john s.H r. N. fof
WxterviIls. Skovhessn. OAKLAND, connecting
with Somerset Rxilsay) Belfast, Dover and Fox
tool County; IN r. II. for v A,srvilis, and S.I7
A. NJ, sundays only, for ssnsor.
The sigat Pullman Iraibs run earh vsy every
night, Sundays Included. but noi TO 5ko~hsg.n
on Monday mornings, os 70 Belfast, Decker, or
De,ond Bangor. sxceptisg 70 Bar bartor, on Sun
day mornings.
fhe day sxprss. trains going wes. at io.z2 A.
n. and East at 20 r. NJ run daily, Sundays In
Guided, between Boston, Lewiston, Bath, Rock
land. Bar Hssbor and ct. John.
ACCOM- TRAIN for Augusta
leave. soath Gardiner, s.25 A NJ; II % snd : %
HAtowell. 6-49 a. NJ, l.i2 and SO P.n
through tickets TO California and ali pos ats
South and West may be had OF VI. ". Walker
ticket agest, Augusta, the only ofacs ia Aasasta
selling via all routes and ehessing baggage frr' Of
EXPENSE
PAYsOs TUCKER, Vice Pres. 4 jear Mansger
y E BOOTHBY, Gent Pass. and Ticket Ag't-
Portland, June rs, 1881.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
BAPTIsr BRETHREN
Now Holding a Series OF Msstiog At
Livsrmors Falls.
TSpeciaI to KENNEBEc JouRsAL

TSpeciaI to KENNEBEc JouRSAL
LvERxoRE FAILS, Sept. is -Th, Bow-
dotnhsm Baptist Association meetin 8
opened TuesdAy st the Baptist church Of
Livermore Falls With $ very fair attend
auce, The beautiful church was adorned
vi numerou. bouqusts Of flowers and fine
Autur tinted leaves. The weather WAS
very pleasant ard msny Of the ministers
from d ffe'ent sec ions OF the State wefe
present Others are fast arriving toiay
The afternoon meeting ,p.i ed with de
vosionsl srfv ce-, co ductsd by Rev hr.
Lyons Mr.. Oven Of Gardiner was cho en-
as n, sderator Of the s..ocisiion. Me. Scott
as clerk and Mr.. Brsinard IS tressnef.
| The letter fr N the Livermore Falls cou ch
wss resd. TINS was foilo.ed by interest
! ir exercises ss laid out by the Associsr on
for tne P NJ, progrsmma.,
In the evening" the church was I'll d.
| Toe xeryses were pleasing and Of much
interest. The sermon Of the evening Va.
delivered by Rev. NJ Wynn, of Au
gu,-.. TIT fosnd in Judges, 7-21.
The fiji ,ers Of 0fien 81 Star Lodge, No
! 2l. 2. aed A. NJ we're IL stalled on us'.
day, by In.tsiiipg Officer Geo. s 6smmep
., follow.l Mss,er, G. Cannon; s-cre-
tary, 8. r. Shurtlsh; treasurer. Calet
Smith; C. W., W A. Til mpson; Y. W
r. A. Ryersop; S &C l. Day; J d
s. M Jones; s. s, E, L Boothby; )
Jonn Doe; yier. ". H. Thompson. Or
. a,sl Star 10 one Of the very Oldest Ma
sonic lodees in the state, and Is in . mos
| nru.pafous condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17
Lnw1eron CORPORATIONS
Hold AM ual Msstiuss snd Eject Thsil
Ususi O.iic~Is.

LEWISTON, Sept. l6. - The following
corporation meetinss were held this after
noon for els cti0n OF fiji .ers;
Lewiston Machine Compsny-Drectors
C. 1 Barker, James Dempsey. j. W. Far
we'll, N. Dineley, Jr., L. L Shaw, f. L
Gle, F. L. Richardson snd Fred Kelley.
The Franklin Compsny-Eiward L.
Wood, treasurer; Lyman Nichols, Edward
L wotd, NaihAp Gushing, F L Richard
SOD, John NJ. Grshsm. siias Ptitce. Wal
lace II White, Samuel A. Il. Abbott, di
Re ctoIs
The same officers were elected for the
Lincoln Mills. The Union Water Po~eI
Company, Grafton ST., L Abbott, treas
urer; George F. Fabysn, Edward L Wood,
William P Foe, Lyman Nichols, Dexter
N. Richards and Samuel A B About, di.
rectors.
Ths Lewiston Gas Ligb. COMPANY
Treasurer, Eiward C Lee; directors, Wsl.
lace H. White, Seth NJ. Cater, f .wGd c.
Lee, Samuel T. Bodine, ard B. Morgan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-17

Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Loss
of Appetite, Scrofula, Rheu-
matism. Chills and Fever.
Put your Physical house in
order by taking the great
Root and Herb Remedy,
Kickapoo Indian Sagwa. For
sale by all druggists.