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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, May i1,
Money easy, Il to2,
Prime paper At ias
Government bonds, STEADY.
Railroad bonds. quiet, itfIn
II, nT
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HARDSHIP AND SUFFERING


ST .IoH>s, \. f., May lS.--Bark Pare
iaro, one of the finest vessels owned in
Newfoundland. was totally wrecked on The
northern head of Betty IIarbor, May 9Th.
She was owned by W. B. tirieve and val
ued at over S2Ono0 She was bound from,
Barbados to ST. Johns with cargo of mo-
lasscs valued at over S20 900. of the car
70 nothing was saved.
The crew of eleven barely escaped with
their lives. The captain was accompanied
by his wife, who with the others endured
great hardship and suffering. Wreckers
have stripped the vessel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
Things worth Remem b.ring,

When YOU feel kind Of goncness about
the stomach it is a sign that your food does
not at well and that You are about 10 have
fit of indigestion.
When you begin to feel nervous and are
unable to sit stiIl comfortably when your
clothes suddenly seem to lose their fit and
become too tight in places the fit of in1ges-
ton ia surely upon you.
When this fit Of indigestion is repeated
from day 10 day it finally resolves itself 10
TO dyspepsia.
Remember that three TO ten Of BRsSpHgrH', /,
Puts will cure the worst case of indigess
ton or dyspepsia, or both, and that y regu-
lar course of them, say two every night for
a week OF ten days, will act az preventive
Of either complaint.
mayi6eod&w foln
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N RS. BLAINE
Says that The Sccretarys Health is Better
Than Tor Years Past

Ntw YoRk. May l7.--Mrs. James G.
Blaine has been in this city for several days
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Walter Dam
rosch,
In conversation with personal friends
today she laughed at the recent reports of
the failing condition of Secretary Blaine 5
health which she said were entirely un-
founded.
His health is very good,' Mrs. Blaine
said He is as strong and vigorous in
mind aud body ~ he has been in years. He
il entirely recovered from the stomach
trouhlc which necessitated his long vacation
last summer and is taking good care of his
health aud strength, which is something hr
lid not do formerly. Some of the stories
which have been circulated about his physi-
cal weakness would have been absurd il
they had not been so cruel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Patents have been granted to these Maine
men Charles l., Goodridgc, Portland KEY.
hole guard John +. Chase. Augusta. fred,
water condenser Capital Drug Company
Augusta, remedy for asthu,a hay fever,
Group and nasal ca,arrh.
The Androscoggin kennel bench show
opened Monday at Lewiston. A large num-
ber of fine dogs are on exhibition from all
the New England states New York and a.
far west as Illinois. r. T.. Browns
Frank" Portland, won the first prize for
mastiff4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
MINNEAPOLIS HOSPITALITY.
Arrangements Tor Entertaining Maine Men al
the Convention.

The executive rammi,te,, of TN, Mains
,;, -. ,,,,. a.,
:"
bhsteh CHAIRMAN tharies I, GNiand
secretary, has issued the following circular
N,x>,,,,,,< M;,, Nav n isaa
tn our F,;.nls in the p,ns Trce S,s,e.
Al !, m..,,;nr ,s an, h,naroi ,n,I ,,,,
N.,,;,as h,lj a, ,h.. b.,,,l "a, ,r,S,, r,,,,,
IN hi, c;,y ON IN, s,,ennI a,~, ,s Wsx
;,s, Il, r,s,l,,.l -, .s,,hI;sh ..u..a
.nar,ers~ ,l,r;nr IN. n,,inn,l r,,x.n,,,,
werk for IN. nnrnnsc ,f aiding our Main.
fri,n,Is m se,.nr;nc pr,n,r ,r,sr,,i,n,n,
Iyr;,r, s,,,.,, i'm,
~ ,h1 .,,.,.,,,,,,,r s,,,,.,,, ,s ,t;s ,,,,s.
NJ, ,,,.,n,i,, ,,n,u,;,,..., =, s;,,.,,n ar., a.,
ea,h ~ ,b,, e,,,n,;.s of Mn, uas N,
no;n,,d VII, ;ns,,,,,;o,s q, nr,o,,.,I an,
NIB IN, nr,,,ar srr,,,,,,,,,,.,,,s m, ax
o,.,,,,o r,,,n,;,ta. p,s, a, ,hn VT h,,,a, -,
EriJ,x Nay an anJ ,nno;n,.a a, ,.uasI
nn,r,,r. C,,rn,,,.,,.n ~ ~, ui,h Ma,
~ II Hail. ns rb.irmsu. ,Is, an ,J,rr
,;sin, committee, ,f tbr.. ,f which ,la,,
: RI.,h.n uas mai, gh,;r,,,,. a,d b, go
c.r,;on ,,n,,n,jt,n., NJ l;n ~ ,Iirh II,,
W n w.shh,rn -. ,,,a, ,.h.;r,,,,n
rbe ex.ru,;v, commute, received , lc,,a,
from Mr. w = S,r,e,pr y;c,, nr,s;5ept or
,bo Nnr,b,,.s,.,r,, ,:na.,,,,,, ,,,n ,,,,n,.,,x
.,.r;n,, ,har -, s,,,,,,.,,f rao,,,s ,,r,,,l,,.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
FIRE At vEAZiE.
Four Houses Burned Strong Wind Blowing
from the village Saved II.

BASCoR, Nav l1.-Fire broke out in tht
house of ID. W. Dickey IN Veazie this after
noon and extended TO the houses of Josiai
Mason, Phineas Smith and Frank Babcock
All were burned to the ground with mos
of their contents.
4 steamer was sent from Bangor. Loss
about 5000: partially covered by insur
ance.
\ strong wind was blowing away from
the village and saved it from possible de
struetIOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18

WAsmlSeToS. MAY 17-rensinns hav,
heen granted to the following residents o.
Maine
Original John F. Foster. John V. Bolan
John s Moore. solomon Dyer, VIM
Jones, Thomas Lyons, Iibenn l., Packard
Randall r Williams, Josiah w. Bangs
Erastus Hayes, George Mairs. George \
Burrows; additional, James Burch, Reu-
hen Keen Curtis Hamor; increase, Ahial
II. Patch; reissue, Hiram H. Crosby
original. widows, etc, James NJ. Alien
lydia Crosby
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E. C. Taylor OF Belgrade. Drowned.

BELGEtpF, May i7.-Mr. +. e. Taylor
,f Belgrade. WAS accidentally drowned
Monday night He and three companion,
were upset from boat. The others saved
themselves with difficulty Mr., Taylor u a'
T. member of Relief lodge "a. \, NJ, aud
Itd held the office of postmaster and tnwI
colsctor for several wears. No one was
more respected or esteemed than he and III,
'oss will bc felt hy the whole community
lie leaves a widow and tw" small children
The body was recovered at l.3o O'Clock
TUESDAY morning. Mr.. Taylor was abou
- wears nf age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18

PIrsfiELp, May l7.--tSpecial}-- Il quiet
wedding was solemnized SATURDAY evening
at the brfle's home. the contracting partie.
being Mrs. T.. J. Walker and Mr. Nahum
Corey. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. W Lernum.
Mr.. J. NJ. Cross was in town today in the
interest Of the kESSEBiC JouRSaL.
The meeting yesterday which was oalletI
on appointment of A. P. McNaster and
others, for the purpose of laying ont aroad.
from Palmyra road to the HartlaHd road.
and the building of bridge above the Doug
lass dam, was postponed until May, 25th.
There is no doubt bu, whatthis project will
be carried through, as it is very much Deeti.
ed not only 10 those connected with the
mill, but to the public in general.
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League Standing.


At fliitAhEifitIa-
Philadelphia. o o a. Z
ashHgtoB- @ n
Phits,lelpha. =. Washington u. Errors-
fhitadelphla, :; Washington, :. Bsitsries-E>psi
and Gross, hnsll. Miltigan and Nctiuire.
AT NEw YoRk.
Baltimore = o o i-if
New York q > u = o o l. .
Hiis-N.w York, l.; Baltimore, II. Err"rs-
New York. :; Baltimcrc. s. Haitsres-W.lcb
Crane and Boyle, Burlington, Hesley and Robin
son.
At pitTShURh.
Pittsburg. l o o o O.
Chicago : o o : Y
Hits-Pittsbapg, q; Chicago, .. Errors
Pittshurg, o, Chicago, i, Bstteries-W ooticoek
sud Mack Gumbert and Schrver.
AT CLEVELAND.
Cleveland. , o o = l.
Louisville o . o 0 g.
Hits-tleyeland. s; Louisville, .. Errors-
Cleveland. Louisville. 10. Batteries ouns
and ti'G oBBor; strsttou, Jones and Grim.
At RRookLhN.
Brooklyn, o 0 o O.
Boston Il . o o.
Hits-BrookIym ;; Boston, !. Errors-Brook
lyn, >; Boston, }. Baticrles-Hari and X iHslow
Nichols and kell,.
There was no game at st. Louis on ac-
count of rain.
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STAUB ReCeDeS
And Will Pay All State Expenses Except Hold
over officials Salaries.

Hartford, May l7.-Statc Comptroller
Stauh has issued circular in which he re-
ccdes from his former position regarding the
payment of the state department expenses.
He announces he will pay all expenses of
state except the salaries of the hold-over state
officers and various state commissioners ap-
pointed by Governor Bulkeley since his
term of office expired.
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Alexander Saivini Has a New Play.

BosrnS, May 1.-THE rights for the
United Sgtes, canada and Australia OF
Adeiida PATHS dramatic version of
''Cavelleria Rusticana' was purchased today
by Alexander Salvini and W. NJ. Wilkin.
son through Signor Csmeno who arranged
the version for the diva. Young Salvini
will present the play during his present en-
gagement at the Boston theatre.
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Deny Charge Of Conspiracy.

BARR, Vt, May 1.-THE granite manu-
facturers deny the claim of the strikers that
the association conspired against the quarry
owners not members of the association.
The cutters met this morning, AMI were rs
date from May.
The Langdon Granite Company, owner OF
the best dark quarry here, not member OF
the association, says it will sell stock to all
wishing to purchase.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
BEHRlNG SEA CASE.
krbiirators Preparing Statement Of The Affair
In Behalf Of Both Sides.

WASu,NGIoN, May i1,--.Iustice Harlan
Of the nited States supreme court, and
senator Morgan of Alabama, has, been
selected by the President as arbitrators on
the part of the United States in the Bcbr
ing sea controversy, and each has accepted
the appointment
The agents of the two governments are
engaged in preparing statements of the case
for which 30 days are allowed each govern
ment after the exchange of the ratification,
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British Grain Trade is Sound.

LnNpoS, May 1.-THE report has
reached this city that runners are current in
American grain markets of the heavy fail
urc in the British grain trade, No such
failure is announced to-day Mr.. Buch who
was formerly grain operator, aud of late
has been operating at the stock exchange,
failed last week, the failure being announ-
ccd at the stock exchange yesterday. His
liabilities are goo, 900, The failure had no
effect on the market.
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A BONANZA.
Reported Big Offer Tor the Dana's sarsaparilla
Plant al Belfast.

BElf Asr, May 1t Special - Messrs
Hswson aud kilgore. the two largest owners
in Dsna's SaFsspariila. have returned from
a trip Westward, where they have been in
negotiation with parties for the sale of the
famous medicine with which they are so
prominently connected. Whether the sale
has been n,ade or fully agreed upon is not
known for certainty but the company
voted to sell for sI3nD per share, or an ag-
gregste of $500. .saeu, and it is understood
that the parties of the second part would
no, hesitate to pay this great price if they
eoul'l also secure, BY paving very hand
sonely for the same. the services of Mr.
Hanson as manager. 1t is also understood
that he is not diposetl to make the desired
agreement. The investment in Dana
Sarsaparilia has been phenoDenally pay
ing one. The eapitsl stock comprises 80
shares. at 4 par value of Sln1 each. All
the stockholders have received good inies7
est from tine first and recently each of them
received dividend at the rate of Sloe for
each share held. If sold ami taken out of
town Dana's Sarsaparilia place would be
filed. il is sail. hy another similar industry
in which Mr.. Hanson Is largely Interested
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Accidents and Narrow Escapes From Fire at
Guiliord.

Grtrr"Rp. Ma, IL Special 4
workman at the mill nearly lost finger ot
circular saw to-day. aud another va,
struck in the back. rendering him insen-I-
| bic.
mother narrow escape from fire today
brush, pile was set on fire and the flames
| ,aariv reached the buildings before being
checked.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18

Souru CHINA. Mg., July 10. 1891.
UNION MEDICINE Co, Augusta, Me.
GFSr1rMrN 1t gives me pleasure to
testify to the wonderful curative pow
crs of YOUR BLOOD SYRUP. Since my
Childhood have been grievcusiy aM:e-
ted with Scrcfrlors and caneerers
bumor. Some twelve years ago 1t mani
tested its dangerous character in the
appearance of cancer upon my face.
Since that time / have been almost con
stantly under the care OF learned ad skiliiul
phvsicians and have had Five Cancers
removed from my face
Last February the caneerous humd
manifested itself upon my half-healed face
with renewed force and violence,
Spreading all over my face and nose,
swelling, discoioring and so disiiguring
INV eountenauce that my ncighbors could
scarcely recognize ne. Ny strength
i~st me. lost all desire for food and be-
came greatly reduced in flesh. became
greatly discouraged and my friends 6es.
haired os nv life. In this condition
was recommended to try your bLooD
SYRUP. had not taken more than
three or four doses OF it, before my
aurct;te began 70 improve. It's e8eets
rrcu me have been almost emiSaculous-
Nv friends and neighbors are as much
surprised and gratihed at the effects OF
xonr BLOOD SYRUP as | myself.
Allow me to subscribe myself,
Truly your grateful friend,
SUSAN I. 1oNEs.
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ndouctedly needs thorough cleansing
this season to expel Impurities, keep up the
health tone and prevent disease You
should take Iioods sarsaparilla. the best
blood purifier and system tome 1t is un-
equalled positive medicinal merit.
Hoods Pills are purely vegetable. per
fectly harmless. effeetivs. but do not cause
pain or gripe. Be sure to get Hoods.
d&wi yfolrmci,JSw
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Yanked Her Bobstsy Bolt Out.

Matthew Vassar, .Jr., of Portland. Randall
Perth Amboy for Boston, while off Point
Judith last night during rough sea. had
her bobstay bolt pulled out of the stem
about four feet under water. She will have
to employ diver to replace the bolt.
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Not Affected at Fall River.

FAIL RIVER, May Il. The 800 quarry
men and stonecutters in this vicinity are
not affected by troubles in their trades in
parts of New England, The quarrymcn
were granted an advance in wages aud
u decrease in hours April list, and the
| stonccuttcrs put in petition Il few days
ago for an increase in wages to take effect
June LIST.
Beattie 4 Wilcox have contracts ahead
for the Pawtucket church, Taunton court
house and several new mills, and inasmuch
as they are not members of the Manu-
facturers' Association they do not auiici
pate trouble.
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Couldn't Agree on Mr., GiIroy as an Arbi.
traitor.

Nrw YORK, Mry 17.-Thc proposition
TO use Commissioner Gilroy rs a medium
through which cancellation may he effected
between the granite and paving strikers and
the employers, has been rejected by both
parties. Secretary MeNair, of District
Assembly A. X. of L., representing the
strikers, and Contractor Booth representing
the Granite Association, each had Il sep
arate interview with the commissioner
today.
Both parties declined for the present 10
accept any compromise. Commissioner
Gilroy said this afternoon that all the stone
work in the city was at u standstill and the
city may become II great loser i'll case an
early settlement is not made.
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BOSTON BARK
BenjamInc Dickcrman Wrecked Crew Saved
and Taken Into Savannah.

SAvAxSAH. Ga. MAY 1.-THE Norwe-
gian bark Try from Arcndal, landed at this
port today Captain Chisholm and crew of
10 men of the bark Benjamin Dickerman
of Boston, abandoned May -. lat, -. %
~. long. "A. - W.
The Dickerman was lumber laden, Pas
cagoula for Port Natal and encountered a
continuation of heavy gales, sprung leak,
and finally became water-logged. The
fore and main masts were cut away to pre-
vent capsizing, and when sighted by the
Try she was in a completely wrecked con
dition. After the crew was taken off the
wreck was set on fire, being dangerous to
NAVIGATION
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No Change al RoCkiand.

KorkLAsp, May l1.-Therc is no change
IN the granite situation at this city and
vicinity. The manufacturers seem as firm
as the hills, aud say they are so for the
summer There are also signs of weaken
ing on the part of the striking workmcn.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHicACo, May i5,
tLorR-hmeiy steady; unchanged
WHEAT weaker. no. spring, slla-- M
red, s5aisf.
foEN-str0ng, higher. no ,, lSa,9i
bAr%-highef, no ., .na-.
kfL-uo 2, -
ENRLFY-nu ., fllsftl
FLANSEKrt 0n !. fgA
PoHg- lpWer - G5jss 81
LAID per iD1 lbs, s6 issG ia
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Thought That Two American Vessels Have
Been Lost on the Banks.

ST. JoHSs. \. F.. May I7.--It is he
lieved that two American vessels, the Cen
iennial and Nesta. st. .Jaques, with bait for
the banks, were lost in the recent storm
with all on board. Nothing has been heard
of the vessels, and wreckage coming ashore
and passed bt other vessels. is thought 10
be from them.
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The Maine Trust and Banking Company and
Receiver Beal

BnsroS. May I7.--In the United Sta'cs
Circuit Cour, before Judge Col, the case of
the Maine Trnsi and Blinking Go. against
Receiver Bcal was heard today. II is "a
suit to recover some $40 ono OF bonds which
were deposited with the Maverick Bank by
the plaintiff to secure advances which
might he made to it. The decision is re
lnrnnl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18

nR. WILLIAMS BLOOD sSkIf may ne
procured at all Druggists at 81 90 bot
fIe. Re certain that you get the only gsnn-
inc, Take no substitute, though II may Do
repre<e nted '.iusf as good.
Prepared only by
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The meeting adjourned to Tuesday even
ing, May u, at the same place and hour as
tnnlghts meeting vt the next meeting
constitution and bylaws viii be acted upon
and several more committees will be elected.
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BRussELs. May 1.-The Belgian gov
ernment has been unoificialIy informed of
the desire of the United States government
that the international monetary conference
will he held at Brussels
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18

Hiis-N.w York, l.; BsItimnre, IL. Errnrs-
New York. :, Bsltimorc, & Haitsrtes--W.leb
Crane and Boyle, Burlington, Hcsley and Robin
am
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Tufts 10 Be Opened 10 Women.

Bosros, May FL has been decided
by the trustees Of Tufts College to open
the doors of the institution TO Women the
movement to be- similar to that at Brown
and Yale
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Other Games.

At Albany Albany, 6; New Haven. ..
At Rochester Rochester, /: Athletics
=.
At Troy-Troy, { Binghamton. |.
At Buffalo Providence, I; Buffalo, ).
At Emira EImira, 10; Syracuse, J..
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Place of
Observation.
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nronninn Accident al Biddetnrd

Btnptt"wp, May l7.-Frcd :. Bunker,
aged j. years cmpioycd in Frank { Deer
i igs saw mill, while driving logs in tine
river TUESDAY morning, was drowned. The
body was recosed. He was unmarried
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Pay the Price of the
Royal for Royal only.

Actual tests show the Royal Baking
Powder to be ~ per cent. stronger than
any other brand on the market. If an
other baking powder is forced upon you
by the grocer, see that you are charged
the correspondingly lower price.
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iIal1, cut Ipaf, 5a5I; crushed. 5ajl; pow
+2ai,, granulatcd 1 ) lGai Q Is; cubes. tat
MuI.NsSEs-- Foreign, --~----, New Drl.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains in Effect April
1lib, 1892.

.oIN,, WTsT a " for Lewiaton. Rock
- Portland i..isiau aud Montreal -, A. "
IN Htib4ssi Gardiner and ~9uth Asrsiinsr. 70 ~
N iaf EruHsytyk, I''elztDn. Pennington,
R,~klsnf Port 'itnd and Boston, connecting fol
wses Nyantgin fIYuis and tyasber 3.0a T.
" for Htii0wril, f.Fitu"r. and south Gard
isa5 Ia.tnn, and &nrdaYs only tor E0ek
jts4 an, T. VI fas iiail0srli f,ariinrr. and
seafh ltrdinsr il0o T.. VI. might FHllmanj foi
fss.tsn Bath Portland and Bo>4SH.
,OIS,. FAST N \. NJ might express
l,r skyghrgap. Belfast Bangpf Bar tiarbor. II
sqpheu. i John and Aroo~took tounfy 9.33 A.
" isf walrrsille ~sDwnrRnn aHt Bangor ~
, fp4 w4trryiils-, oakland. North Anson
bingham. -soWhs gan, Belfast, Dover. Fox
ernH Bangor Br liArh"f. - Stephens, II. John,
sol Araa.toos oaHiy and sundays only, at 81
4 " frr Bangor.
fh. Night PHlinAn Irains run each way every
utsht >lHaags urludrh liHt not 10 ~koWhrRtn on
Wgaday morning. or 90 Beifast, Dexter, oT beyond
gaeg1f pn SUNDAY morning
M iag rspros- trains going West ~ 10. 10 A. VI
ami bat AZ u 4 run daily. sundays Included
Artsern B0stgu. lewiston, Bath. Bangor and -.
jobs
ie4rr. south Gufdmrr So \ " 10 and i&j
FH Gaftilnr5. r. - \ VI % and = td T. VI
U.ltoaeii o. ~ \. ", i,l and i.j9 T. VI
fhf1ngh tickets 20 california aud alt points
sa,ih aii Wet may be- had Of +. II Walker
t,rsst asruf Ausu.it The only Office ia Augusta
,eiu. va Idl rogi'' and checking baggage free Oi
ss{THst
PAYs1N n ktE, Vie" Frcs. n Gen'l Manager
, s. goorHEl G'u'l ras-. aad Ticket hg'i
Portland, Npai 3. l-t--
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DANGEROUS HUMoR CURED

Miss susan r. Jones Of China, Me-. suffers
for Many Near--Dr. Williams Flood
syrup Effects u Marvellous Cure.
NfIss Susan 7. JONES of Chns, Maine, is
vi respectable Intelligent lady, the daughter
OF the late Eli ZONES, well known IN his life time all
over the country as of the greatest retormeIs,
soher< and missionaries ofthc Society OF Friends
Shes a lady beloved and respected by all her neigh
bors. friends and aequsntanees. Read her state
meut and believe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18

BosToS. May i7.-For New England,
"Wednesday Far. slightly cooler, variable
winds Thursday cioudIiness, rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
League Games Today.

There was no game at st. Louis on
count of rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18
FAIR AND WARMER


wAsHINGros. Mas I7.-For New Eng
land GeneraiIy fair, slightly warmer in
the interior; southwest winds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-05-18

Used up ball players and athletes find
John-on's Anolyne Liniment a balm in
Gilead. maylGd&wfolrm