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OFFICIAL TINE CARD
TAKING EFFECT SEPT. II, 1892

TAklNG EFFECE SEPI. IL, 1872.
TRAINS LIAvE SEATTLE;
For a. Paul and East-lo 90 p n
FOR spoksne-3 ~ y. m. aud 10: 90 p. m
For Portland and south-s:oOa m. And 1000
p m
For Montesano aud Ocosta-S:o0 q m
For Tacoma-s:oo and lI:oJ = M, $50 610
For snoauains Falls aud North Bend-s:I5
q
For sumss and Anacortes-s:l5 -
For Snohomlsh and Geiche.i-9;l5 q m and
ABS :. IN
TRAINS ARRIVE At sEArrLE
From ~. Paw, aud East-l2 30 =
trorl spokane 10: 80 a m and 1890 ..
From Portland and South $50 n N. and 1880
e.
From Olympia s;s5 p N
Pom No1irssnC and bcos:s-6:a5 r. m
From Tacoma rs aud so - IN, 24o AMI
6:S5 ma. l.:5H =.
From ~no!as.nlie Falls and North Bent-6 40
from Suraas and Arscortes-5.2o p. II,
Prom Snobom.s h and Getcheil-lu:33 . m. ana
$50 =. in.
This card subject 10 change without notice
RAILROAD A$r STEAMSHIP TICKETS TO
ALL POINTS ~ THE WORLD
For routes ana other information call on N
address
A n CHARLTON Asst 9sa Pass AgL.
IL ttFst So. Portland Or.
IA. SApE,r. Genera Assa;, CIV Ticket 0tr,s
cvgnsr Nes3er aveaas Aa1 CON aer,IA. s.-ses
Seattle
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N oaTHERN
y PACIFIC R.R.

Pullman Sleeping Cars, Elegant Dav Coschss
ard finest Palace Dining Oars between Seattle. -
Paul and Chicsg, without change. Connection,
Tor al points in the United states and CanaiA
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Connects with boat for Snoh omsh. Connects
with steamer Bailey GAtzsrt for Tacoma
Trips daily including sunday
To take effect Monday. September IL
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION co.
CLAuD TRouP, FRANK ". 0oODHUE,
frea Secy.
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Fines. imported bulbs. secGad and University
stEssta.
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RAILROAD sToCTA


MERCHANDISE.
Hops-Dull and steady, Pacific, rd344o.
Coffee-OptiOns closed barely steady, 10 to .
points down. sales were 100 bags. including'
Dccembar, Sl4o5(esl5.la Spot Rio-Quist and
steady; No. Z, lSls,Gl4c.
sugar-Raw-Dnll aud arm. Realistically,
wool-Firm and in good dsmandi domestic.
25taS5c.
Copper-Quist and steady; Lake. SiL6o0nil.7S
Leai-QnIet: domestic, SS.s0ttAaa
Tin-Closed frmsr; Straits. 80 bid.
BOSTON STOCK ExcHAssk
BosroH. Oct ls.-Ciosing:
Atchison. ........ SSTsBurlngton. 5000. io2N
Mex Cent. Com. l51ssan Diego. ........ A}s
Bell Telephone. 20s1a
CHICAGO BOARD or TRADE.
CHICAGO. Oct. ls.-wheat-Duii; opened un.
changed; declined 40 on continued heavy re-
ceipts aud slack export demand: reacted 80 on
smaller estimated receipts tomorrow, aud closed
steady at sc lower than yesterday. Receipts
were $4,000 bushels; shipments, 5000 bushels.
whest-steady; cash, 7s'sc: December. 7s,<o
Cora--Steady; cash, 421sc; December, 42sIN
oats-Easy; cash. 1870; November. $3.50.
Rye-53c.
Barley-62o
Eiax-Sllu.
1imothy-sL6Q
Wbisky-slIa
Pork-steady; cash, Lootf; January, tMr0
lsrd-Stcady: cash, 81. IS; January. y.S7lS
short ribs-Steady; cash, si0S7}t; January,
s6.72I-.
shonlders-s7 epn7 *
Short CLEARS 2AtSS.26
CHICAGO LIVE sfoCK.
CHICAGO, Oct IS-Csttle-- Receipts, faooo:
steady to strong. Choice to prime natives, s. Is
Gn5 40 others, 32j(p2 40: stockers. s. 50(D2 90;
Texans. s26D2s0
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; higher Rough and
common, s. 1000 20: mi xed and packers s. $50
SEQ, prime heavy and butchers weights, 1880
$50.
sheep--Receiets, COCO: active and q shade
stronger. Stockers. $l5oteS.75; ewes, SasSQ14 05;
mixed, 81 1904 50; wethers, $5(1t5.Jl
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QUICK sIx8 TO SAN 1RANczsco
And all po,nsh
CALIFORNIA
Va ne M Shasta route Of -
eeuTMKRN PACIFIC CoxPARR
The only route
THROUGH CALIFORNIA
Ts Al points
EAST AND SOUTH
Excurasa tickets to 10. Angeles snd return nfsa
Seattle, &o7.2a
PULLMAN BUFFET sLEEPEkA
PULLMAN sEcoNp-CLAss SLEEPING Cars
Attached 70 express .r.ins anordins supsrisR -
eommodations for second class passsngefA
Fer rates. tickets, sleeping .essrvatonA
etc, call upon or address
THOMAS A. GRAHAM, D.s.ric. Passenger AssaA
l.ll3 Pacific Ave washington hiooA). Tacoma
RP KooERA Assistant General yrsisAs -
Passenger Agent Portland. Or
TREAT NORTHERN RAILWAY LINE
cattle 4 Montana Railway Fatrhavsn a Southern
Railroad. New Westminster & southern
Railway.
IME CARD IN EFFECT JULY II. 1894
AND FROM
verett. Narysvilie, stanwood. Nj Vernon. Fair
haven, New Whstcom. Blaine and
South West nainster
rains leave Seattle. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $3.50 m
rains arrive seattle. ................. $50 p m
Through cars between Seattle and South West
inster connecting with electric line for Van
H cORDFTT. AGENT
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STEAMERS.
TT W. BAKER & CO. BAKER q co.'s
Ii. Dock, foot of University street
srEANER TIME TABLRA
THE STEAMER MULTNoMAH
Runs on the following time card. daily:
FARE TO TACOMA. SO CENTS
OLYMPIA n..vIS $40 M r.com. .anIv's $40 m
Tacoma 1000 3 M seattle. 90 noon
seattie....... 90 p m Tacoma. 500 p. m.
Tacoma. $3.50 p m. loIympiA.. $3.50 p. m
Connecting with boats for Kamilchie and shel-
ton.
Baker 4 Co . Dock. foot Of University street.
CAPTAIN l. WILEY, Master
FAST TIME.
EVERETT AND LOWELL
The Elegantly Equipped steamer
STATE OF WASHINGTON.
Every morning At $50 o'clock rom Baker a
Co.'S dock. Returning. arrives seattle at 1850 n
III For Tacoma every evening IT $50 O'CLOCK.
II. W. BAKER Il co.
FARE TO TACOMA. SO CENTS
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
PORTLAND eEArrLE VANCOUVER
First-class Steel Steamships
HAYTIAN REPUBLIC AND WILMINGTON.
carrying freight and passengers. leaves every ten
days For passenger and freight rates, exact sail
ins dates, etc. apply TO
IT. W. RARER & co, Agents.
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ENGINEERS AND COSTRACTO

GAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE CoMPANY-EN.
- sineers and contractors for bridges of every
description: wharf building, piledriving, dredging
ana sieam-s hovei excavaring; plans and specihca-
lions furnished on application; correspondence
iicited. Office. Occidental block Seattle Wash
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pEoPIEe SAVINGS HArK. OCCIDENTAL
ohhcers - Boari 0! Trustees BAILEY CATER
freS dent: Jacob sursh; Vice President; Arthm
=. Denny. second Vice Prssi5sne; James K Hay
Blodgett. Assistant Cashier: L Sch va bscher Johs
LsAry. VIM L. Bailey. Jsnn Cohins, otto Kanka
1ransActs savtAgs bank kasiness exclus,yeiv
Deposits received from one deilar 70 ten thousand
dollars BIZ per cent. interess per An mum allowed
% Term andi our per cent en- ordinary depoeSn
Dfvideods declared the last day of Nav ana No
vemoer Loans made real estate Or APPROVED
c0ilAtsrals only.
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TIpxs At exATrLz HARRos 20. THE WEEK Be-
GINNING WEDNESDAY, OCT 10
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RANKS
Incorporated 1887. CAPITAL $500 Goa
Bailey Building. Corner Of second and Cherry.
Transacts general barking business
SAVINGS DETACHMENT.
pepoefts received In any ancs1ns from one dollar
upwards and interest Assowed thereon.
Money loaned upon improved
farm and city reas estate
TRUSTEES:
LEIGH 8 J. Observation-Disclosures. President
WILLIAM z. BAILEY Vice-fresida
O. H NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Manager
d. N. BAXTER...........u...... Cashier
T. b. DOWNiNG........... Secretary
COLUMBUS T. TYLER, J. =. BOWMAN. 3. c.
wJLMANS. WM = FISHER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30
Town Elections.

PAssApuAKRAG -Sslselmen, C. L. Hath
away. 2. 2. Haynes. r. c. ToartilIott
town clerk. P. F. Haynes; school commit
tee, Mrs. Z. c. Jehnstone. Mrs. l.. G
Edss. Money appropriated; Schools. $3.50
Highways, 500i support Of poor. 200; other
purposes, 800, contingent expenses.
MArrAwAMKEAC. - Seleetmen, Alex
Thompson G. NJ. Esses,D s Chstbourne
town clerk, Geo. W. Bliksmore tchool
committee or supervisor, D. F. Martin. A.
l.. Thompson. Money appropriated
Schools, $3.50. flee high school. IFS;
highways. 500; support Of poor, 600 ;
other purposes, lo45.
WALDoBoRo So eetmen, Jesse K. VII
lett, Geo. G. Benner, Sanford Creame
town clerk, Percy E Stofe,; supervisor,
DR.. Eben Alden. Money appropriated
Schools. $1,000; highsaY., goo, supper,
Of poor, 1900; 0 her purposes, about II,
80.
DYER Brock sslsc;meD, II @ White,
Daniel N Cooksoo, joseph W Edwards
town clerk, Asa r Ball; school committee
or supervisor, J L Moul.cn. Money xp-
proprist.d; schools. So cents per inhabi-
ant; Highways $500; other purpo.es, 100
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30
A Question Of State Pride.

The people OF Maine have never been
scking In loyalty and as the time for
he Worlds Columbian Exposition draws
lear the feeling Ia growing stronger and
deeper that either Maine should have a
,ullding at Chicago that will compare lie
entity we'll with those OF other states OF
imilAr wealth and population or else none
a. all. "Derlgo" doesn't mean inferiority
,ud the people of Maine have altogether
90 much pride in their State, to wish to
IKE q position at the greatest exposition
re world will have ever seen, that
would not be in keeping with our num-
ers and our material pre- sperity. When
ne legislative World Fair appropria-
On. limiting the amount available for
ne construction Of State building at
aicsgo to $4,000 wa ps 'sed, but little
II had been made in this great enter
i,e. Few people had any conception
the gigantic proportions it would as
line. The character Of the structures
lat would be erected by the various
ties Of the Union on the Exposition
ounds was not understood. 1t wa then
,lought that the amount appropriated
" ould be sufficient to give Maine build.
z there that would bear a creditable
, amparison with those of sister states,
:, Ia now evident that such will not be
ne case. So FAR IS we have learned the
mallest figure at which any other state
has thought Of erecting q building is
sl3. 600, aud il was expected that this
mount would be ssili further in-
creaaed by private subscription. In
yiew Of these facts, we believe that
Maine cannot affoGd-ss a mere mat
Ter Of 6as.sess leaving OUT Of CON
alteration entirely ali question Of
State pride. to be placed in 4 position in
every way secondary to thst assumed by
states that are below her both in wealth
and population. A number OF leading
citizens Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES liberal
hearted men who love their State and be-
lIeve in its future, have voluntarily come
forward with Offers Of financial assistance
to enable her to take that position at
Chicago that they are firmly convinced
IL Is for her highest interests to take.
The JOURNAL believes that this should
he matter for the people Of the whole
State to participate in. In 70 operation
a..
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NAME GOSSIP.

Never has there been In Portland q
woman OF '.Engiish nobility" Lady
3omef set Il noble woman 10 the double
sense Of the word. She Ia the eld<ss
daughter Of Ear and Countess Sofnsrs
CT Eassnor Castle, Engiand. Her Mater
10 the Duchess OF Devoc4hire. Al one
tine the duty which seemed 70 lie near
eat her was the welfare Of the tenantry.
Over there she felt her heart stirring Ike
that Of mother, and she, who had been
the light Of the We: End drawing
roonas, now wet 20 the London missions
TO eek and to save that which was lost.
She WA h. soelAted with Rev. Hugh Price
Hughes "a the great work done at St
Jams Hal. Her topic will probably be
q he Submerged Truth" As q peaker
abe Ia logical. witty and tender-with q
Voice a. sweet a. an sEolian harp
ehieh can BE- heard In ali parts Of the
largest hall
At former meeting Of the school
board at Portland request from High
school girls for permission 10 form a
military company was referred TO eapt
Lord for investigation. Mr.. Lord sue
mitted an unfayorable report on The
matter. He does not think il quite the
proper thing for young ladies' 10 drill
Win muskets IL 10 his opinion, how
ever, that some system OF gymnastlc
exercise should be provided for the
young ladies' Of the High School,
The Boston q Maine cars have been
equipped with new notices regarding a
reduction Of Il cents from regular rates
Of fare, etc, signed by Daniel W. San
torn, general superintendent. in place OF
the old lime cards by James 7 Furber.
When the next change OF time occurs
the last documents bearing the signature
Of the late general manager will disap'
pcar from sight,
The new bell to be presented by Vicar
General Murphy TO st. Dominic's church
will he brought to this city this week
and will be blessed by Bishop Healy al
the 1890 o'clock next Sunday Port
land Argus.
Rev John Murphy was for i number
OF years pastor or Ut. Mary's church In
this city and went TO Portland from Au-
gasts 10 response toa call to bis present
charge
Veterinarians have for several months
been experimenting by causing tubercu'
losis 10 amin ais from the milk and meal
OF cows so affected and have produce
tuberculosis In rats. dogs ,eats,aud goats
fed on the milk and inca. Of diseased
cows. About six months ago DIR Il. h
Shaub secured fine healthy setter puI
to which he gave generous Quantities Of
meat OF COW which had died OF lun2
trouble. The dog coon showed signs OF d,s
ease, grew thin, and lost its appetite, snt
when slaughtered today its lungs wer'
covered with traces OF the disease. Rats
which were fed on portions OF the meal
we're also found to be lady diseased
] he doctors have also satisfied them
selves that not only the eating OF di
seased meat will reproduce the disease
but the psrtaking OF the milk OF afflicted
cows will cause II. A pair OF healthy
goats have for several months beei
given the milk of cows known Ia be Blu
slightly affected with the disease ant
when killed and dissected evidence o
tuberculosis WIS found in each OF them
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your dealer viii guarantee that
the paint be wants to sell you
= = contains no water or henxine, is
full Measure. ID maize from pure linseed
oil combined with tarrentine srd tur-
pentine drier, is ground and mixed by
machinery, has wonderful covering
properties, viii last well and look well
for years, be is trying TO sell YOU Chill
ton Paint. he has said abou. ali we can
say except that the popularity of these
paints is based solely upon their merits.
The Chiffon Mannf Co., before they
made pound Of paint, decided that
their paints were 10 be made with the
choicest and best brands of pure lin
seed oil, and that the customer was to
get fall value for his money. This rule
has never teen ieviated from.
mar .Seoa stote alRr
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The outlook for large number Oh
summer visitors to the Pine Tree State
has never looked brighter at this season
of the year. II Maine makes the re
spectacle showing at the Worlds Column
bisn Exposition ttat We sincerely hope
she will, the number OF them In years to
come will be vastly srgumented and as
result, the prosperity Of the State will
be greatly enhanced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

No noties whatever viii BE- taken OF an
axnsd communication. Ali such viii bs put
ats tbs vasts bs>kst unread.
TEE JOUKSAL CANNOT M HELD knssos'
stpEs vos TIE RxssKKvATioH on ksruHS
~ sayrcrED COMMUNICATIONS.
Address all COMM niGations relating 20 sub
ser,ptions and Advertisements to Barlcigh e.
FIynt, Pnbiishsr., Augusta. Me.
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People are adIniripg the elegant SLOW
Windows in Ia tii,ge's rev corner drug
store. There IL Al attractive display Of
plants for Easter sales. and be has rich
assortment Of cut flowers from Bur, = COT
stAptly on hand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Word has been received recently. that
Fred n. Dov. formerly If Garh.n ard .
graduate Of the ate College in the elAss
Of 30, is GA his way here from the island
Of MoutserrAs. one Of tue West ladies'.
Site, last fall he hiss been there in the
employ Of the Ene.ishmen, Who own tha
island. - IN instructor Of . school Of the
natives in eupentry ard all branshs Il
mechanical ensiaserirg. He Was engaged
d salary Of $1,000 year but has proved
o. tficiect that an'thef sshotl has been
o'eanized over Vii b he 10 also to have
charge and his visit to the states 10 for q
purpose OF buying machinery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Free Silver Bland will not subslde into
s'innocuous desuetude." He probably
has been led to believe that his retirement
will only be until after election. but
the indications are that it is RICH. here
that he is greatly deceiving himself.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Water in the kenuebec 10 very low for
this ST ason. While they have sufll sien, for
preseIt needs At the electric light station.
yet the water Is 81 low that shsy eIpsc. any
night to be obliged to use the engine to
assist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Tnere is talk OF Lewiston ~ ,he place for
holding the M. 1. s. A. A, this year. june
llth. The matter will probably b, decided
at m seting Of the committee In Brunswick
naxt Baturdav.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

The prCcoeds from the Y entertainment
Thursday evening will be used in paying
secretary for keeping III, reading room
open for young wtmei, afternoons and
evenings. Tickets on sac at Fox & Co..
confectionery store with Mr. Raan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

The Democratic party always had
terror Of going on record. This is not
to be wondered ut. lls record has al
ways been great banc 10 it. Hence 1t
Is not surprising that the msjority Of the
National House OF Representatives
should prefer to spend their time in mas
teriy inactivity rather than make any
attempts at constructive legislation in
the face of an impending campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

The quai srlY meeting Of the trustees Of
the Inssne Hospital was held Tuesday.
Gen. Shepherd and wife returaed from
California Monday ard the general vss 10
attendance on the meeting Of the trustsu
yesterday. Mr.. Oak was Also able to
attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

The desire for physical culture has taxa
firm hold on many Of the Augusta vomtn
an 10 liable to result in much benefit.
gymnaiium for vone would doubtlsn b
Of more practical bench. than one for mea
~ tic latter in their daily vccsiioas IN
city like Augusta get more exercise tiaa
do the women. The Non Partisan II b"
undertaken with much enthusiasm the pre-
ject Of securing proper quarters snd pro
curing proper apparatus hr . vomsi :
symnt sum, Much work will be Hqaifsd
TO carry such . Pre- set through but ihs
results Will be % bent Fl isl that the -
should receive oil the encouragement Ps'
tible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Mr.. c. M. Walker who has been coI-
Quoting fire sale Of boots and shoes here
for several month, past, removed the re-
mainder o! bis sock from The city ye,ter.
day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Watching the Ice 80 out 10 q fAvoiiIe
pAstime with thn.e who have the opportu-
nifty. Signs Of spring are indeed worth
noticing.
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CALzsDAR or COMING EVENTS.


0eaas AGStss.
0assA so-nsssisg q Excessive essa<ii
Temperance
Acsa n -zs--<SrsnA Io1Ss Of Gead 1sopiaSs OF
0asns sn.nA1 ssssios NJ Bspscf.
may S-Nsss1sg Maseass Gssad JSdsn, tssS
ns cesBet 49, Com sasdfy 81 Fsrtiasa'
"a sYseysos ~ DsssaoAsy.
MACH "A sera fspsessst FSnsra sfsssss
Carroll.
Am s-Cz ,sri Pomona srsnge. fa5is.
Ar,sl s--Asarsseosga Pomona 9sasHs, East
Asrn fi-wsise Pemasa srasxs. ssbastiesos.
DuYnhAm.
msg 10 -sonesrs. Poaoss 0rsnsf. soi,n.
Hsiaa1Sus.
m,3slsAsvy Confervsee, Portland,
Apsu ,s.-MAise m<tssds<t ceaisfe nee, y susfs
AsrH 1,--kass Mstss neth1diss Coss*rsAS~s
k0rkIanS.
MisesiIasssus.
March ps-Btsls Board Of rrsds. Eiddsfofa,
PettsteaI.
Second Dissiet gspatf can Ggnyshthn, Aaeaie ;.
Aprn z-sepshiicsn STATE Consssfioa 70 WON'T
nAsA Ds< sstes, Basgnf.
4 esti 1s-Tblrf I'll trlss RsyaBilosn Convention
10 Esm3hsse D~iesntss, y sferyBls.
Nay and - frshtbl'iea Party STATE Convsn-
ton. Sanger.
Ma, s--vh,, Di.iriei sspssIie4a Convention,
Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

A candidate may be said with positive
ness TO have long. strong lead when
ali his opponents unite in vigorous
warfare upon him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Mayor Chase and wife are now stopping
at the Augusta House, sh,re they will
probably remain through the greater part
Of the year
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

the DAILY REssEsxc JOURNAL MAY
N ToUap Oh SALE AT the WAsHIsaTos
Ngvs ExcaAs8g, WARRINGTON, D. G.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Owing to ,he continued indi.po.i ion Of
the rector tho serv ,es ut Saint MARKS
church Wednetd.y and Friday will be
omitted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Governor Burleigh's opponents have
given the JOURNAL a great deal OF stten-
ton OF late. Thanks, gentlemen, for
the compliment. The Journal Is not,
, IL trusts, unaprreciative, and during the
coming years will endeasor, by giving
the people Of the kennebec valley live,
enterprising, fearless Republican news
4, paper and In all possible ways-to make
manifest the depth and sincerity Of its
vratituhe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

The street parade Of the Hetie Bernard
Chase Co, yesterday sAvJ the boys the
first oppo,t inity in KS to follow pro.
ceesi)n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Diphthefis has often been c1red With
Johnson's Arodyre Linimsns, sheu dccers
gave 1t up. mar25i&vnfosnfpf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Weak candidates never came in for
very much abuse. Nobody fears them
and the policy of their opponents ia al
most invariably conciliatory. The strong
candidates are the ones who are fought
the most vigorously by tho field,
and the harder they are assaulted
the more attention that is given them,
the moro hystsrical the walls OF their
opponents the stronger these same op-
pouents couoede them 10 be. Indeed
such opponents not only concede their
rivals strength but proclaim it to the
world. such notice Is compliment to
any candidate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Lord Salisbury has evidently con
eiuded that bluff won goin the Behring
sea controversy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Henry g. Staples Camp, s. Of ", cele.
brased their third Anniversary With supper
at Getchell's Monday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

Pallen's orchestra returned from Bath
yesterday morning, They played the eve.
ming before for s,hool entertainment
there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-30

In the work for the raising OF fund
for the Maine building at Chicsgo, the
Jot RIM. win act In cooperation with
large number Of the leading new pa
pers OF the State. Each OF these papers
5ske charge of the subscriptions sent in
W lite own readers and will turn them
,ver to the building committee. The
press OF Maine Ia not lacking In genuine
bride for the grand old Pine Tree State
md IA always ready to earnestly further
any and every good work in her interest.