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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01
New York stock Market.


- i.hk. Sept 30
Lor'.-Esc-,rts, aot;S prss .ports 1921.
.bls. 2I,s ssc.-. weah, lesa active, -
sales, 1850 hushi iow rAtaS o'as 20 CITY
aSits AS IS, Ut wlh pstrn;s - S5st5 %
win er wheat. low grfdes, % e5at4 Is far 70
fancy, - 3laf5 Is t,p ats, Il 6lat53j, Minnesota
clear, q 85a.4 " rr,, hi- q 6,at5.26; do Ia,
cents, a 75ii So rye NIX ur", u 3'asi 90. snp
estns. q 5Js4 co, 1a".3 c0at3 So.
WHY .r-.rsr..t Is %, hu-n Hnort 23s3i
sales SO 41f uqt, ttlrd, ,osing weaker. fair Trade
for export: n f,1. l0'g. Or, snd e!ev
t,r .;5l Aio3s, aioat .C4tA5s fob No. red
-; No. ! yrtieF" arrive, !cilalt5i. new
No hyrsi 10 arrive lOdi .i,I
gYE-hiEher. u0se iled. ives .ern, P3lag5
BAsLEr-Lett,r demand; No. : Milwaukee y
C6as-n@oel"r. 2ai32i, aauo.,. 27392s, ..ies.
$4,000 active for export, Irregular, No 2. s2aeas
elevator, b4la63 ALTO No. white s2as2t.
OAT"- keer'rt., 1920 exlorie 1913, sA.es, 2i9
oeo, iirmer, fairly active - - No. ~,
30 white, "a, 40 Z, lSAa3ii, do whit. 70;
do white Bal. whit. state, s5a4l; No. III.
csgo, 3ifa33i
CGFFho-- nio, quit steady
SUoAT --KAS, quiet. about steady. fair refining
u centrifugal 70 test 10 rs, refined, quiet.
easy. 40. q. 1910, No q, 81;
No 5, - i6, No. s.3 l-I5. No. 10. 5:
No. II, 1910; No Il, 3 IL; OF az a 3. 8,
mould, t5o; standard, Ia, confe
powdered. 45h grauala'ed. 2ai 3; cubesIt,
,LAssEs-fUreiga, nominal, New Orleans.
quiet. hrIn
PErroLEUs- easier, quiet, united, 56i.
IURFESIIsE-
Pork quiet, steady.
hBHr- uull, -tehdJ,
BhEF HANS dull
LARD suppressed. du l. ue.tofp steam,
: o5; nity, rs, rehaed, full; Continent.
a. 2ja74 5 4, $50
BUTTER Quiet, ste dy.
CpBEsE- tlutct, steaiy state 7a9. fancy 9.
IrN'"ht. " ai's',U~ market, strong, good
demand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01
CIVIL SERVICE REFORM


BurrALo. $ pit 80 The lecture room
Of the Buff ,Io nbfsrJ w=s the scene today
of u q .e gathering u members Of the ma
iional and local Civil S=ryice X form
League and the public interested,
About 10 80 President George VIM Cuts
called the meeting to order and announced
the first business of the meeting WAS The
choice Of his successor in the presidsucy.
On motion of Sherman S Rogers, the
secretary cast the ballot Of the league for
Mr.. Curtis. Mr.. Curtis acknos lodged the
honor in few brief remarks The fret
speaker Of the session, VIM D Foulke,
indianapolis, editor Of the Civil Service
Chronicle, was introduced. and his psper
ELECTED applause, taking strong ground
sasinst the secret executive sessions OF the
U ited States senate.
The next paper was by Moorf1eld org,
B ston, On Divorce Of municp i business
from politics, and WAS a p es for young
IN N 10 interest themselves more thoroughly
in municipal elt ciions. Hon. Sh 9rm.n s
Roqers, Buffalo, spike GA the 4 Ies'ion
Ought the clssslded s-tyice to be ex
& ndtd2" He took the stli NATIVE grou d
and hoped the President, y ould voluntarily
extend il A resolution was adopted rzclt-
ing the most crying evils now existing in
the service and proposed remedies. 1t was
voted to send copy of The resolutions to
the President and secretary OF the navy
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GILLIAN AFFAIRS.
No Developments No Naval Demonstra-
tiops-No Vessels in Pacific TO Go.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 30-There are no
developments in the Gillian situation today.
The published stories Of 8 naval demon
strstion to be made in Chilli by our naval
vessels is received with amusement q, the
navy department. There are no available
vessels in the Pacific that would suffice TO
make an imposing dem onstrs,ion as to
number. The San Francisco, which vas
on her way northwsrd from Chill, was
communicated with by cable at Psyts.
Peru, by the Navy Department, and
or 3ered to rem ain there till the receipt OF
further orders. She will be held thete for
a time in readiness TO meet any emergency
tbatm may arise. 1t does not appear that
there is any intention on the part OF the
Navy Department to send any Of the other
vessels of the White Squadron TO Chill, so
it is probable thst the Baltimore, al d
possibly the San Francisco, will continue
for several months as tie sole repre- enis-
tives 10 that country of the United States
navy, uuiess there should arise some ud-
expected emergency.
Daring the afternoon Comm )dore Kan
say was ia consultation with Secretary
Tracy and the result; was an order for the
cruiser San Francisco, then at Pay ia, Peru,
to proceed in med lately to Cailso, thence ~
Valparaiso. Secretary Tracy cetllned
absolutely TO give a reason for sending h
chip bsck to Chill, and refused 20 discuss
the case.
Aciag Secretary Wharton did not feel at
liberty to say word upon the subjec..
There is reason to believe that no further
overt acts have been commi ID By the
ChiiIan Junts and that the return Of the
5 40 Ffanciso to Chill i, simtly in pursuance
Of the intention formed several days sgo,
to give a moral effect to Minister EagsD'f
position b. the presence Of Admiral Blown
and his fl ,gsh p at Valparaiso.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MYSTIC RA.ES.
LARGEST CfoId Present Ever Sen On
The Gitulds.
Exciting Trottin2 in the 2.40 1retting
and go Pacing Glasses.

Bosros. Sep. go The New Englsrd
Horse Breeders m-stiEg NJ Mystic Prk
'oisy. vas attended BY the largest crosd
ever on the grounds o. similar occasion
rhe horse salss we're cortinEei n the fore
noon. Biddlsg vas sisw. Sixteen sninsls
we're scid 81 prices raj rg frem $50 10
s2a5 In the unfinished race for fouls Of
isss. Q AFTER S'rstch was the fAvori'e
Qseen EAher Won. Summriss:
STALLION FRorU0g sraKEs, soALs issr. FALUE
AGO, TR rHIEIs PURE 70 wiSSkE tUsFIS-
I<HED FE0N izsfEEDAf}-
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Will Be Settled.

Special 10 the KEssEBEC JOURNAL.
WArERvrLLE, Sept 80 -Al'h nugh it has
been re ported about town that til case Of
the little Hight by, -hose legs we're cut
off on tue street rsilrosd last year. hss been
settled BY ths father in behalf Of this sor,
the compsny psylrgA certain named sum,
The Journal has il from the very beet OF
auth ,ritr thst NJ f1al se.tle meat has yet
been reached, thaug1 the pending negotis-
ticns are of such nature as to warrant
the expe citation tina, result will coon be
secured which will b satisfactory TO all
parties in the case
The sett emsn; of thi. Hight sut Is IL
solved IN the consolidation Of the electric
plants In this city ADD Al FARRELL, sls1 the
Wstetviile and Fsitf I'D Street Railrosd
This corsoli 'ation hiss not ys: been cin-
sumnsted, bnt it is quite prnbiols that (
WI be DO sc in the course Of week The
bringing sbout Of such 40 srran GENE Mt
necessarily inv Ives msIy interests, to hsr-
mouizs which il sn undertaking of no small
masnitu1e. Those ~ho have had these
Masters in hand are eertsiGly entitled to =
good deal of cfeiis for their skill and juds-
ment in bringing the ystious elements iato
line one with smother.
The e1rs1l dArio0 of the three car1ntriss
named rpeArs better seyvic for all their
patrons. Electr c y viii BE- adopted as a
moiive pore. for the street cars in the near
future snd the rosd wi | be cousi1ersb
a Ytaudai
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Socol 2Hoifers.
SUPERIOR COURT. SEPT. TERN


W ,. aoArE, clerk.
L, T. CARLEros, county attorney.
q T.. SrEvENs, sherf
r A. SMALL, stenogrsphsr
WEDNESDAY,, Sept 30.h.
State vs. Iaoras Litbg Of Wa.erville
and Geo Landry Of GsfdiUir. County at
.orney for State, W e Ptilbrook for Lib
by and Geo. w HIS !tol for Landry. ID
dicament for illegal irsasporsAtien Of iatoI
icatins liquors from Fan + I'D to the house
of Edward Libby on the Plains IN Water
vile. On motion Of counsel for respond
ents separate trlsis were granted and the
county attorney first put upon trial Thomas
Libby The eff ,ers seized the liquors on
the night Of the Il b OF June last, while i;
was beng dep ,-Ited in the basement OF
Eiward Lltb5s house, but the men will
the team escaped, AID the question for the
j1ry was the idenii y of the parties, the
officers swearing ih.t they recognized
them. Tie respondent took She stand aid
de red the charge szaiust him, and also in
rcducri evidence tending to prove a.
abb Verdict. guilty.
George Landry WAS then put upon iris
upon the same Indie ment, George W
Hrselton appearing as counsel. The gov
ernment had jlst commenced to take ou'
its testimony At the time Of adj iufnment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

Ia these day, Of suapowder, dy Mantle,
gisnt powder and the like, tremendous
explosions are no rarity, but the greatest
explosion of modern times ie, without doubt
that of the "old school" idea that Consum p
ton lie incursble. Thousands Of lives have
been sacrificed t, this mistaken notion.
Modern rese,rch has established the fact
that Consumption is a scrofulous di'esse Of
the lungs. and that there il ons -emedy
which will positively eradicate it from the
system-Dr. Pisrcs's Golden b edieal Dis
covery. OF course, there were in the oldsn
times many who would have promo .nced
modern explosives instruments OF witch
craft, but there are, f0rtunstsy, few today
who 10 not acknowledge tia; the &C lien
Medical Discovery" is the enc sovereign
rene " for all scrofulous sesses, ami Cen
sumption is one Of them
sep,2sd&wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

Unless rain cones shortly the roof vii,
hs on the opera house snd the work will
not be badly checked by the storms billed
to show here next month
The south wall has been run up about
sixteen feet above the cid granite vail ard
without any slops. This will serve as y
protection against FIRE from that side and
affords better stage accommodations for
tie opera hous,. A brick wall eight feet
in height has been laid above the coping Of
tie old granite wall which WAS left stari
ing on the north side. The roof on the
building will be Hat and gravellei bat with
3 slope of about A. degrees Gu the north
and east sides. This slope of the roof
will be timed. II sss first thought best
to build the granite wall to the desired
height by additions of grsnite blocks but
this plan was discarded in favor Of brick,
which many iii TX vii BE- an improve nent
In appearance from what the old plan would
have afforded
The proprietors hope to have the
interior tinished BY the first of January.
When sll is complete it is safe to
predict that the met fsstiii0us will
have no faux to fnd with the op,rs
house provided for Augusta, There will
be a stage adapted TO any company that
may wish u put play on here, no mst;er
how spectacular the play may be. The
height of the stage Will be over forty fee
and the height in the EtaE If the hall will be
about thirty feet ard the sh,l. interior viii
be finish for use sc MI opera h. use DOLLY,
though perhaps 1t rl! be =, sable t. u'e
the bali for certain character Of meetings.
Already the inquiry IS to What will b. pre-
sented on the opening high: Is hc-ri from
many persons who are watching the prog
ress Of The building With great deal 0i
interest.
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CAUGHT THE ACT.
4 Boston Jew Arrested Almost While
SETTING a House on Fire.

BosTor, Sept 30 Louis Schneider. a
Jew, aged Sd ut 60 wio lives on Salem
street, was toni1ht rested almost in the
set Of setting fi-e to the dwelling Of Jscob
Lsuire. in the rpsr of 81 Allen street
Schneitzer has been suspected for some
tine of bsving causs d fires in the north
and west cod. and has bsea shsdowed hg
deiec'ire Who srrested him as he vas
avirg Levioe's house, in which he fouad
q stove RID hot, lighted candle in 3 box
Of Paper satu'a'ed With oil. sod the room
q lied 9Th inf<mmshls msterisl. Levine
and bis wife were absent from the house
Il is said the insurance vas 5000 on the
house and $500 on the furniture, smounts
out Of proportion to the value of the prop
er.y. II is believed Schneider was hired
TO burn the place,
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Maine Pensions.

WAsHIsGTos, Sept. 80 The following
Maine pensions have been granted:
Origiua', Frauci. Bsbb, Hiram Wyman
additional, Benj,m,n F. Mortified; in.
crease, Benz amin j. HUI, Samuel Cushiog
AKRON Withsm, John C. Sweet, Lsonsrd
P. Desrborn, ihn B Roma, James NJ
Treat, VIM. J. Heal, aubrey Lesvitt, RI
flu. Butler, Ssbin o. Harrison; reissue,
Charles G. Besse; original, widows, etc,
Mary Ballard. Elvirs s Armsbey, Armand,
&. Downing. Cynthia Bishop, Etijsh C.
Richie father. minor of Tild-n W.
Davis, Esther T. T~itchell mother.
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BOARD OF TRADE
Al tireeDyille. on Their Trip Through
Northern Maine.

GREEsvrLLE. No, Sept 30 The Ban
gor Board Of Trade, with their guests, the
State Board Of Tribe, srrived here from
Lovelltown on the wet lice o. the State at
4.l5, having m.ie ran Of "a m lea in 80
minutes. including stops. The ftst % Ia
mile. were made in 81 MI usrs, 10 / miles
in II misu'ss The pay numbered 100.
They lef. Bar gar ST Is by the Bangor &
Piscstsquis railroad, arriving here At IL
O'Clock. The Canadian Pso &c provided a
spec;st trsin Of .lsepns sti diniT cars.
Lu1ch wa serv q m ,srf 'ha train. The
trip vss greatly enjoyed ~ all on board.
Special train lefI Lsre at 4 20 snd will 81
rive as Heuitan a. II o'clock tomorrow
Tie psrty 60 to Pre- que, returning 10 Bsr-
COR Friday morning.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The commissioner If pensions has sp-
pnnf-r ~ A MI eh.li OF ,rIrgso1 IS
menb-t oftp F yeburg board NJ 7 M
ing p n.ion surgeons, vice Dr.. D. L.
L,mson, resigned.
Peter H. S.nuh .niser in the Heights of
Pvthiss II sil, SEQ. sss f1u d on h. fl Jor.
Wednesday u1ornIhs. unconscious snd cAn
OF newer He 80 taken sutde-ly |
g ter eating eoi,.d CLANS.
Pet.r Fra els, sni IniiAn, belonging st
Pleasant P0in-, was foagd on the Phi osd
track IN tn Prneet9n yard, deaf, He left
Csiiss Wsd~ssTsy norni,s - 81 sad h
81 cti1r A. p e na-s'- r ,Irt So, J. u
p,-sd tn have fsl,en from fr 'g1s {
while shifting anil res 'ur over At tug stg-
hile int1xIcst d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

Thomss J. Norris, = veteran citiz ZEN, we'll
known 10 sll older residents, died a. his
bone in this city on Mondsy last, from the
effects of = psrslytic stroke, 81 the ripe old
sac of 50 year. ard seven months With
exception Of few years in California ald
in New York Mr.. Norris whole life had
been passed here; in early manhood At the
old homestead on Che roSd to Manchester.
and is.er in busins ss in HslioweH. he wss
q msn OF kindly heart and nature, urbsne in
manners and vithout an enemy in the world.
The funeral services will take pisee st the
home Oh Second street. this Thursdsy after
noon 81 o'clock, Rev Henry F. Harding
otiicisting.
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STRIKE AT SAVANNAH


SAVANNAH GA, Sept 90-The vhsrf
lsb lr-I. suise il gradually extending to
her o'g,u'zstions, and = close estims's of
the number out today places it at 2500.
The cotton exchange and board of trsde are
u.iog wig rous eff ,r,s to briig about ter
mlastiOn of the strike. Anunber OF con
f.TeDces have been held, so far without re-
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Maine Free Baptist>.

PORTLAND. Sept 30-At Wednesday
M ,ruius's session Of the Free Bs,ti.s A..o-
citation. President Z ID Wade deliver, d
hi. arrral sdlress, revisri The good
work OF the dsnumins ion in the State for
the past year The committee on cre'en-
iial. report eighty eight de,ezs'ss n tn
confere CO snd t.elve to the Your z
People, Sccie'y. Tres.urs, DEER q
src-, shows he fi1aneisi standing to be
20 d Al rh,e sermon AS preached by
/. - n. q ; y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

The Autimsisns held most en-
u ur4.stIc meenag on Tuesday evening,
Twenty plgh, If the members were present
Al one nsrbafiaL' vas added to the men
b,r,p.p roll with impressive ccFemontes
Its msmbers present. to a man, assenied
h. ihr iies of attending Sunday school snd
hu-eh services at the Methodist church
next Sunday. The boys will soon make a
oanya- for funds 20 purchase regslias and
other furniture for the lodge room. Prot
Wught VII, Iut on an entertainment f'r
their heueHt during the winter. Among the
talent occurred for this event is Marshal 7.
wilder. The famous humofist.
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MEADOW PARK RACES.
The Entries for the Trotting mt Merrir>
Corner, Oct. : and :.

GAgDIsgR Oct. 1.-The following are
the entries 10 full fer the rscss st Meade "
PARK, MerriGrs Corner. West Gardine-,
"Wednesday and Thursday, d 3tober 7th d
8.h.
Wednesday. Oct. 7-3 Minute Class.
Lady a. blk m Nah Alexander. Jr,
Richmond.
V4nnivsr, b g A M Burnham, West Gar
diner
Sidney, Y Ballard, Sidney.
Judge, TEA Alien, Boston.
Berlhs L. m W II Merrill, W Gardi-
ner.
Black Morrell, blks C A Partridge. SO
Gardiner.
Alcentrs Boy, W Lsmson. Augusta.
Ionic Pilot, 2 IN w S Lamson, Augusta
Meg, Z w Hanks, Augusta.
Volu .teer, b & W FL Newell, W Card
Der.
Independent Guy, blk 81 B Hayes, Raj :
dolph
Cushuoc Jt, bs j T MtGugin, North
Pttston.
Fremont Knox, Blk M /. Blenn. Dire s.
d, Mil,.
Kiitie c, m Hermon Thsyer.
Faros Knox, Vim Merfymsn, L'te b.
field
Bess, ch III VIM Achorn, Cooper's Mill.
Victoris, IN Sylvester Campbell, Wet
Gardiner
2.32 Class.
Fannie Lambert, " 5 Lamson, Augusta
Jack, q, W S Lsmson, Augusta.
Garfield, b g, J F McGugin, North Pits
ton.
Gray Eagle. gg, J II MAY, Boston
Harry ). Big, Leland Moore, Ga,dioer
Gray Victor, 8, G W Boggs, White
field
Frer chmsn, b 2. A Libby, Gardner,
Arrival, BE-, A j LIBBY, Gardiner.
Green Horses.
L1nise Pilo', M, W s L,mson, Au-
gusts.
Bertha L. b m, W II Merrill. we.t CAT
diner.
Tommy Tosser. oh g, J w Curtis, West
Gardiner.
Bennett, 8 b g, R N Smith. west Gsrdi-
Der,
LAZY A, blk m, Noah Alox,rder, Jr,
Rirhmop..
N4lIie go Green, West Gardiner
Bess. Oh m. VIM Achorn CGoper's Mills
Fannie W, C Colby, West Gardiner.
Victoria. N, Sylvester Campbell, West
G ,rdinar,
Thursday. Oct. >-Two- Year.OId Class.
Annie Rooney N, W S L,m.on, Au
gus,s.
starting, b IN Z W Hanks. Augusta
Venus, 4 W Hanks, Auqus's.
Erar,t, MCrra ~
KELLEY, >, T McGugip, North Pitts
tnn.
40 tla>s.
jack. ~. W 5 Lam.nn. Augusta.
CAP, &c A Partridge, South Gar
diner
Charley Be A W Brswn. Bowd 9in
Cent e
Gray Victor, gs.J r TcGugip, Nonh
Pitst1n
Fi,mctt Knspp, Tx $. M L Blenu, Dres
der.
BsttaNa, b =. A C Frcs', Ess. Wales.
tilot Vic'or biz F. D Tasker. CARD
rer.
Free. All.
Lucy p. w s Lsmson, Augusta.
Fanny S. Z W Hsuks, Augusts.
Forest Ps'cher, ba 2, 7 A HoulehaD,
Gardiner
Garfield, b., J McGusin, North Pitts
ton.
Harry ], bn 2. Leland Moore. Gsrdinsr.
Free Gilman. b 9. A J L bly,, Gardiner.
Arrival, b $, A J Libby, Gardiner.
Gray Eagle, ga, J Fl May, Boston.
Horses will be called each day at 30
I'M If the ~e.'he- should be bad on
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QUIET IN GUATEMALA.


my or MExtco. Sept Il dispatch from
Gunemals saJs e,srythius is quiet a,
present in ths, country. President BAriilss
hiss resolved t1sf tither GIN Rsyna Bar
rios OF Ssnsr Liersns will be the rex,
presidsnt He will positively not be s
car diiate for reelection.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

The s,tsmp, TO hold 4nosnes Board Of
Trade meeting Tuesday evening ~as
l. small failure. Oily six members OF the
51ard sod business men responded 70 toe
caii Il Is very csiIsel thaG IL the shoe
'setcry sheels s,s 20 be started some very
raA.cal fnsa.nret VIII be nace..sry.
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LOST.

r OsT--oa Sunday. Sept. s7,h, between the
IL uatl., tstage md dsloveH part OF
/ rts stplstr ~. sraees find-r please leave NJ
HspaSel septic t2E
= OsT-nn rfisay nigh, S,p.. IS. between
J.. Couy', ears er and higx's brook package
60 tsining b ek easqus unhai' he'd. Finder
/ Il as, leave at 5cUeNlL Office. septsod,w'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

The dietary Of an invalid differs mste
rally from inst Of rerson in rsous, health.
He needs hght, nutritious food. and il 10
essential tina. besides being nutritious it
shall be easy Of Digestion Meliin's Food
IL very nousishirg and is sssimilsted Is socn
a. taken into the stom sch. oc.lj1ifol,m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

Eva > Laid. Nr ard Mrs. J. VI. /,
B..ss. Ms 3suld& Gormlsy, Miss Annie
Laat. b3t-- Aiics Dsdiey, Miss Lola Lac.
Ger sad Mrs st0rer Dadiey, eft yesterday
,olrnirg for Portland Sc delegates TO ths
Nv Ea2lsnd convention u the Epworth
l.-syus connected with the Methodist
4ufch here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

Invitations are oGi for the first Of the
Raglan lectures, which is 70 BE- given At the
Opera House, Friday evening, OCT 9tb.
The SUBJECT is Pans, the Magnificent.
These lectures are given ucder the auspices
II the seri3, cisss Of the ilsh school. The
lecture Friday ming will be compliment
~ To the friends Of the school Seats can
b. secured by Blanchard. alter Saturday
forenoon a. O'Clock,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

Oae Of the ple.sAntest tsnementi in the
village :. the ons recently httst up By Mis-
Ed STAFFORD in the building oorih 81
her stole. II contains SIX we'll lighted,
good sized rooms. very conveniently AZ
ranged and nicely 1iss.d IL is now
in tie hands Of the painters ard
when completed will be otcupisdby Dir.
Covan, the engineer On The sccon modaiion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

Mrs. Daniel Suilivsn Of Somerville,
Ms.s who ma, been visiting Miss Mae
O'Hehir Of this city the past two weeks re.
turned homo BY boat yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

NyO LET-HoGse on Perham street, recently
= corrupted by H's L. H. Leprohon. Apply to
Thomas J. Lynch augi4,f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

ElOR RENT-A eoIyenient tenfment 70,
'mzD Unity. inquire On premises, No. o.
Eastern Ay-nne. seuztd!ys
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01
Chicago Produce Market.

CHIUA0D. btpt. 30
FLOUR quiet, steady. spring patepts
e0a5; bakers, 4 coal Is; straights, 4 5lai 60
winter patent. = 70a4 IS; stralghts. 4oa4 80.
Gra'ns all started strong, hi cher, closed weak
Provisions 10 sympathy with grain throughout
NJ 2tpring, o. No. 4, red, 70
CORN ~ >, 5ii.
OATS 80 4, 26s; No. white 2la29i; No
3 white, 26a23
RYK-No. 4, So
BARLKY-.No. 2, 60; No, fob 3os5s; No fol
26a50; No faxseed, IS.
Hogs prodnets--' asier.
PoRK Mess, 1854
LAKD-6k7L
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!.!;::a' Astonishing Medical Science

0Who wonders when We lock back TO the strug-
Eles among oar mos; ssiilful practitioners. and
observe ;hs h tail srts in efforts &c diseases by
dragging the tayalids sto mach thst su should be-
come = roaisAsd 8 sseh grand results why no-
consult the lass Of nature. and Il ycu nnd the
organism deranx q BY scea nulaIioas OF poisonous
wastes, to the defeat OF nature. take r. tcpsi
means of dsinfecticns II essnoi be done by
drsggisg The stomseh. As most twenty genera
tiors Q. experimenting in that direction has
proven. Can yeu longer doubt that sNipSo>rs
FpNIG srloS WIZ secure these results II you
do. send to Dr. s. r Cersut, Ssovhsssp, Nc,
fer the greatest arrsy o. iee ever
published. Reuenlssr that these reports Come
from y ope In all parts Of cur sa1t-y whom TIE
inventor Of his humane method has never INST.
he rssu Is lsye been the same from family use
as given b. an expert practitioner.
sePt2sdeot.w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-01

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30 The Presiden,
has apr o nted FL G1v'ruor f. J. Ormsbee,
Vermont, land mmissioner in Samoa, vice
Henry c. Ide, resigned