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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02

This is the great problem of life which
few satisfactorily solve. Some fail hccaus,
of poor health, others wan, of luck hut the
majority from deficient grit-want of nerve
They are nervous, mresoiute, changeahle.
easily get the blues and take the spirits
down To keep the spirits up" thus wasting
money, time, opportunity and nerve force.
There is nothing like the Restorative Ncr-
vine, discovered by the great specialist, DIR.
Miles. To cure all nervous diseases as head
ache, the blues, uev,oGs rrostration, sleep
,cssncss, neuralgia, 81, Niius dance, Tits and
hysicria Trial BEETLES AMI fine book of
testimonials free =, Edwtlitrh, Webster aud
Co.'S noN l6dcudSw1y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02
THE RACES.
THE RACES, ...
Myrtle Peek Drove Silver Tail, With
Running Mate, Mile in 2.i0.
Conklina Silver Street and Erwin III. We're the
Winning Horses.

BANeoE, sept 1.-The races today at
Tie EASTER, Maine State Fair were inter
eSiing AMI well contested. Miss Myrtle
Peck drove Silver Tail with 4 running mate
MILO. Thr stallion Nelson was shown on
the track hut iii not trot. Following are
the summaries;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02

Beans -Eestea Tra. O VI Gjrsfar'l. Eaa-
ger. lst: Ri.4iiuua. - VI Hirkfori. ls;: coi-
lection four xyiieiies -isaIes lis . ford ar
/ mel. isi: Yellow Eye ttells-n Wax, H"r,i-
cultural Pole. Eroekten pole. Lima Pole,
Flaeoiet i,vl,, @ u l;iekfur,i.
BKgrs-Turnip blood, James Bickfori,
Carmel V Mekenney, Auburn, lst: Mrs.
j VI Eastasn. l.cw istan. ii; Elnunis
turnip. Y Mekenney. Auburn: sugar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02
BY TELEGRAPH.
5000 PEOPLE
ftoaitinaei irons fat page.


r. True. agent. aiaf the sSats afg 1saAis
fsrfeTY, j. j. Dearborn assffis rza "a
which enter stsasn afia ssse fissfse vi 1a,ie
and JaiY Gaake- In farm DAIRY enseas Ar-
g. Fl. Clements, AinierI-'rs " we ot'is
exhibitor. 8r. 1seEnerifr eSiiipit = 'ea'si-
essiag 5eeSGse Il siis'Ns eia'ses "s a'A -
weighing ~ feil0s<. w -. ~
( II, H. Is, H. 20 20 -, : ana - i'u'Nis'
rerpsetisriy- Both I'iaa'a AMI sage es'ssse
Of tiie different sues arr aiaAn i's'tntN'' ~
{ Mr.. Cleaients. AMI lie i nafihe n
1 large fieinaiFi Tor the ri'ess* h'a'ie ~ sa
| isTgsls fss consumption I'D private 'aini.'s
{ tie -.iiasier sizes beiiig aiech sought y y
+ the ptstsEsss i0s af ei,'s9t. ever ai'.sh AZ
( f!iis fs5F. RIsy' Lime T" = ss''ss'
{ port. eaieFs f@f tlse prize 9fef'4 iof Fiits1"
nOt hzsrti4i d ~ Is',ias' h1'''s y %
II yesFs Of s4e, ami Il ti'e oEis tt'iii l"''i'"i
so,oubeaz Hail.
The halis eza1his suhefe1 ff"'h 9eti'E ~
7 ssiesii and "iile ihs display IL ti.y iss'i -
interesting i,it 'ii'aii- sh1 Hs :"
S0foaibe-.s exceedingly ta'i's.' t9e'' 'h 1,'e
exhibits be sitoFH "a Oh" AA'' !. "'.a'' Nv
fir NOR aitr1eu'e ne e1'iI''',e !" 70
rotiai'e;f BAL are largely Ia f1"iai'e us
play although IL" laIles 'i'' case '70i's
taia domestic FofN and fancy afs"nS oi
band niahHiAthr" ta"t arc ia'o'aD.e "
ihose VINO "r"SSh' l"f"' "a Va ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02

T.. T.. Peasiee {. receiving congraiula-
tisns upon tils arrival If bog al lis ho'ise
Vi ednesdsy night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02
BOWDITCH. WEBSTER & co


f. =. EN4gNFf4 oNffst. ~ t''Ns. i;t So
SrEESf. P.srt.t~u. 1AfNt- ~ f.t,st ~ iSr;,--
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SeitY Al 70, sr >ais l}seF tNtHahfc ti'rl, Nattg
viii b. rs.,{ssA ~ ,es- eai-r apHl 3 J.. NJ, On
Maniss, tsfeF 2, Ban, sl,d tsn Ista'iieis oIsut--
Specification, bInl ier'u1 set al asa'laf'lr IA
fsrtnss.H rlt ~ fna. .ind as sfslIesitVb e
shn etset,. rtTrR &, HAM, Lieutenant It
.asa.ln Fngiars~s. isepti : 3 ,.ipASiistf
l. : kNGlNsEH tteuE. - tnNtrgS'
STREET. pplyFiNN;t &tsNs. Arvi II p. tSY,
Sese'E proposals isl DIR sissrg a pPtF esids issf
heHuchse ilssef Aft3Nf Ntfl 'ie yrt2sftd ut tbs
s,ftge sa5ii . VI ,sH Maaiay. ne.aher z, l-sss
aed thea prtl.riy afsngs4. -ltesfis atioas, btns
form, ssnsi su aNA, sh,. Information 81 be a'I
ntsts.i ~ s,is,.,Ss.o - tRs aairr. PErHsf. g.
HANS. i.ltHteuHnl-f ,.lsDss' pi tsZiuet r..
Gsppst - s1i&acsi
4. :. ENsslNNki. DsfN s. ~ ItStEtS-
>feENt, roEft.ANP. MANN, Artif ~ ~, lssss 20
Ssslcs, Irut..gis t5y s,sHiigissn ~ rip fp ttts
at Beef tsss,S >iaasg. kvunsts-c aver. Maias, sad
Ia, Ss-7esscl ~ sh}S ails,1 sE'd r. NJ. M*sa.isy
,At@her = issst, aad lrrn iss'''iels cisI.st. SPve
iaea,;ans hissg& i0rms sad ei ssAglselg iGiaTA
sfien will IT, fsrBi-le-i application This ee~
PtrhG 4. HANS. tleatt assst tolanel % I.ngi
as.rS S,spft - !, ,saNasss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02

Another attempt was male last evening
to see the search light on Mt Washington
froin the Fuller observatory. Ii is un.ler-
stood thst not very satisfactory results
we're obtained
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02

Frof. Il. H. Richards took 4 party Of
tpuas people puf 10 t'obs,oSseeeontee pond
whore thcy viii -Pcnd week at the Rich
trls camp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02

Mime. Campbcll's superior face powder is
n marvel of purity, delicate and fragrant
Are vou using it: If not, try il. Ask your
druggist for it. Price - cents per box.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02
aofonheaa Hat.


hasp not Fgom 10 l1trticuiaflxe. III douies-
IL, ,.,fk york ni,i home Manufactures the
exhibitions are iarsclv hy Bangor ani
Brewer ladie- Mrs.. ". 4. Bibbcr, hleh-
nofal. ,hos, mahy pieces Of worsted ahi
lan,., embroidery sir J. VI. Drsinrne-
Bi4h,nyn4 two traF eloths; Miss Carrie NJ
Or,iiuyne. RirhmUat, Young miss Of -
wears, exhibit, u pretty splasber Alis7
u LA fas ior, piitdirh. felt ard silk llilIes
Mrs. +. ! Curtis, Monroe. a large collee-
lr,tian Of isn,y ithl useful articles iii wor-
stcd felt satin aud velvet Mr.. Augustus
Cl,atll, Urliugton Centfe, lnittei's, so'ks
and huse nf domestic MAXI, very nice;
Mrs. \. II Ryder, t,rrinstun Centre, wor-
,ted crochet ape IsI tidy. Nsxt year the
Two hall exhibil, should both be united and
shown in Nor0mbega hall Mess they are
much larger than they are ihi, year, both
halt4 will hold them,
Premiums
So,rn Dow>s.- Bucks : year, obi and
oyer-C. \. tnrlaiil. Bangor, I,t Bick-
ford 4 Holt Dixriout Centre, "a. One
wear olls--Arthur Hilton, Arson, ist +;
B,ckford & Holt. III Buck ambs--Bick,,
ford { Hot, LIST C. \. Garland, ID Ewes :
= VI on ana hfti ~ y 'di i''ii''t l7t .
Libby. son Blake Oakland. ~. tine
wear oil Nrthur Hilton. AnSon, isi LIB
IT,, son Is Blake, "a {. Il. ,'arIand, I'D.
PfEttN'. tNtN-- seven IT. IN and
over, H. j. NlleH. Turner, Il l.. J. John
son. GOrhani, 2d John T. Bukcr, Bow'ioin
Centre. 81. Seven II. III. ani under j.
t.. johnson. Gorhan. 1T; John + Buker,
-: John g. Fish. Oakland, il.
SauntnnE>,- Herds Il. & G.. u Waugh.
itafks, Ist: Howard 4 Ellis, Fairfield, 2d.
Bulls. > year. old and over: L. {. j..
Waugh lst. Two years old Howard (
Ellis, I,t: EIgar T. clifford, Fairfield, Fl.
Que wear oil X. * e.. u. Waugh, iat.
Bull calves j. V Fletcher, An,on, list;
Howard < Ellis. ~. Cows T. & e. ID.
Waugh l,t and 81 j. V. Fletcher, 81.
rwo-year.ulI hrifcrs Howard & Ellis. lst;
L. 4 G.. y. Waugh. n. OHc- year-old
b,ifers K. q {. u Waugh. lst AMI ID
llovara q Ellis. ST. lIcilefs under ore
war old. Il. < {. D. Waugh. l,t and "a
Howard 4 Ellis. 81.
t.r,pr SuueruorNs > year, old,
j Y. Fletcher, l,i: " years OLD, J. v.
f'gt'h'f, i''' t,Nr1r-''', . =, , "'r,II
Lewiston a. 4. {. Chandler. .jr.. Ncw
Gloucester. Bulls. ;;-ye1r-olI, l.t, \. {.
Chandler. .lr. ID /. T. Cargill. Two
wars oil ist I. T. Cnr,ilI; -, 4. c.
Chandler. .lr. Bull calve. ist. /. I. Car
vljlr; II. &C. Chandler. .Ir; ID, t. +,
c,rvin. Two-ycar-old hifcrs; l,t, \.
q. Chandler. Jr.: "a. /, Z. Ctr,iI. On,.-
.,ar-old hrifer, LIT. 4. {. Chamber; ~.
/ T. Car,il. rnc-year-oll hcifcr, 1T,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02

What !. probably TIE most noticed team
il. tie civ is ttrurgc TDothakcrs span OF
sn.dl pug logs ~ hich are driven in a small
chill. express cart.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02
MARKET REPORTS.
New York Money Market.


NEW YORK, sept. l.
Money easy, '.n6.
Prime paper at lat.
Government bonds. dull firm.
Railroad bonds, quiet, rather heavy.
The following are the closing quotations of Sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02

Mrs Eleanor fiariinvFs sho has been
visiting friends at Beverly Farms Mass
resarps hgnie to-day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02

umerr Aoran2 yesterday arrested Tom
Uaf5s for f4.t driving III the bridge ami
.Iudge I.4rrahee fned him - and costs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02

Ms. jennie Cook sailed Wednesday
from Liverpool on fhc White Star lire
,caner Esttauic for NgF York 1n her
aav hor from v,afs visa III Europe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02

fiir kennebee arrived at t.W' l. NJ
Wednesday anil not At ~ y, III ~ was
Inadvertently stated yestsfiay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02
Hon. Seth l.. uiiliI'eIt

w,if a.gss,ss4 tie eifsSats II .stfTEf tIAEDlSLR
d f6fest Hail MsistiEg f.se,sias SEPT :. a -
s'eask, 81 tas political lsssss ~ tse ia9sr >ss+
las nrsf-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-09-02

Librarian Charles %. Walsworih Of the
publl- library 8. Engaged "a repairing ~
alphabetical catalogue of the books aided
~ the hhrafe iufins thc past few years
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-22
Newman q Co.

Second to none in the great indus
trial and mercantile exhibition At the
West Michigan fair 10 the display made
by Heyman & Co. II occupies a con-
spicuous position in the main building,
and has been from the first the center
of an admiring throng. The goods
sho wn are representative of the unlIm-
tied stock OF house furnishing goods
handled by the firm. A very fine line
of carpetings, rugs and draperiss are
the leading features, with fine furnl-
ture and bric-a-brac for trimmings.
One bed room suit of bird s-eye maple
was especially admired for Its marvel
Gus finish, its unique and elegant de-
Hgn and its perfection of workmanship.
A very attractive feature OF the dis.
play is q cosy corner arranged with
fine draperies and set Oft with a COM
plement of fine furniture.
Heyman * Co. have long enjoyed the
reputation of keeping the greatest va
riety of house furnishings of any firm
in central Michigan, and their present
display is an ample proof OF the integ
rity of that reputation. The dispia,
was arranged by Amos Raven, head
salesman and confidential man OF the
firm. and 10 a credit 10 his ueil-known
good taste and originality.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-22
vanderveen & Whitman.

The well-known firm of Nanderveen
& Whitman are making the finest dis
play OF stoves and stovewsre 1T the
West Michigan grounds that has ever
been undertaken. The firm handles
the weli-known Gold Coin stoves, a line
which hss won its way to the highest
point of popularity by the force of
merit and artistic excellence. and a fine
line of stove hardware. The display IA
made IN spacious apartment aud in
such q manner "a 10 set OFT each stove
to the very best advantage. In the
front of the exhibit Is a solid silver
plated range of the best model OF the
Gold Com cooking stove. IL = the most
srtlstie stove upon the grounds and at
tracts vast crowds of interested spsots-
tors The ladies peer into the bright
silver panels "a into a loOslng-g ass
while the young ladies' snd dudes pass
and repass 10 only 20 gaze At themselves
sdminngiy. The hrm are giving TO
each visitor at the far a coupon check
which bears a number. The lucky
number. at the end of the FAIR, vii "a
drawn from the upllfted hat, and the
lucky name vii IA notified that a first
c ass Gold Com cook awaits their or
dars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-22
Brown, Hall 4 Co.

TIE most natural result OF an exhibit
by tnis popular hrm Is that of SUGGEST
Ihey never do things by halves, but 10
the full length where enterprise, push
and the interest Of the public Is con-
cerned.
They are exhibiting in the main
building one OF the most complete COL
lcctlons Of carriages, wagons, sleighs,
robes. harnesses, etc, ever seen IN this
part OF the state.
They are making 8 special feature of
fine delivery wagons, manufactured by
the MIlburn Wagon Co., OF Toledo,
ONO, and of which they are the gen.
eIal agents for this city. This feature
of their exhibit is very interesting and
attracts much attention from business
men. The delivery wagon long ago
ceased to be an ordinary affair; il is
now as much 8 work OF studied art and
convenience IS 8 ladies rube or busi-
ness mans suit; for nearly every man
has an idea of his own concerning what
will best SUIT his purpose IN a hand
some delivery wagon, and the Mllburn
company make & business of sulting
their customers. Hence 1t follows that
the styles are nearly al original as
they certainly are attractive and dur
able.
Messrs. Brown, Hall Il Co. have
turned out many of these famous wag-
ons IN the past, and they are rapidly
becoming one of the leading features
of their growing business. No one
should fail to visit their portion of the
main hall, for i. is instructive as we'll
as highly pleasing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-22

The above vsll-knovn firm was not
e. the West Mach gan far and their
absence was the cause Of remark upon
the part Of those VINO wished % see the
highest types Of modern vehicles
known - carnage making But 20
those Who had VISITED tue great rsp0si-
tory Of the hrm on IOnis street ard
seen ERE lrconn parable display there
placed upon exhibition. Ire fdes With
winch the frn entered upon the far
season wss that fhey would ssve the
expense vhicb inevitably attends The
transfer 81 fine vehicles 20 far grounds
and TIE exposition u IRE ssnae il tens
ard eve thst amount Of money 30 Their
pure bssers during fair week. The sx-
pense 81 transportation snd TIE dam
.ge incident % handling fine vehicle.
= considerable. and al ths gwen 20
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-22
Chase Brothers

The great piano firm of Chase Bros.
is Justly celebrated for the unparalleled
excellence of their instruments and
for the uniform integrity with which
they have dealt with the public. No
institution in Michigan today u better
equipped than their great Mussegou
factory, and no institution IN the west,
devoted 10 instrument making, more
nearly approaches perfection. The in-
struments which toe firm are making
attest this fact IN uDmistakable terms,
while toe growing popularity OF the
firm reinforces the opinion.
At the West Michigan and Kent
county fairs the firm "a making 8
PLAYS this year. At each they have
representative instruments, made m
the highest perfection Of the art and
finished in variety ~ styles un-
eQusled by al competitors. These IN
struments long since won the pow IN
disputed title u preeminence for tone
and touch, snd stand today the models
OF Amer.cs for perfection n al points.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-22
Grand Rapids Storage & Transfer Co.

The above named popular firm is out
at the West Michigan fair In all ways
this year. They have not only one of
the finest displays of carriages to be
seen there, but they have, as well, an
endless array of farm machinery. The
firm makes a special drive on high
grade agricultural implements and
shows everything that is Of the latest
and most valuable construction. Their
mammoth sign, los feet long, which
reads, "Grand Rapids Storage and
Transfer Company" 10 one of the most
conspicuous features of the landscape
looking south from the main building
and attracts the attention of thousands
to the great display over which 1t Is
suspended. The carriage and vehicle
display OF the firm is an extensive one.
ana is notable for the high grade OF
vehicles exhibited. None but the most
desirable models and makes are
handled by the firm, which is one of
the old and reliable institutions OF the
city, and the display, IN consequence,
is magnificent.
OF course, large gathering of ad-
mirers constantly surrounds the large
tents OF the exhibits and spend much
time admlring the articles displayed
and specializing upon their cost and
value. The fair has many fine exhi-
bits, but none moro worthy OF admirA-
ton than this one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-22
Gum Hardware Company.

OF the seventy-fve exhibits in Art
hall that of the Gum Hardware COM
pany 10 the finest. 1t is made up of
hundreds of beautiful and useful arti-
cles of hardware embracing the latest
and most improved patterns of cooking
and heating stoves. household utensils,
builders hardware, edge tools and q
most complete display of fancy shelf
goods, such as locks, knobs and other
ornamental metal finishing for high
class interior work.
The great attraction OF the Gum
company's exhibit. however, is the dis.
play OF the Gun Folding bed, which II
certainly entitled to more than passing
notice. "How beautiful" and "how
amplel" Is the comment OF the ladies
as they study this really superb piece
of furniture and note its great simple
ity and the ease with which a email
child may adjust it TO any desired posi-
ton. The exhibit il IN charge OF the
inventor, Mr.. w. +. Gum, who has the
capacity Of answering a multitude oil
feminine questions ut once, but even
with this desirable accomplishment be
gets showed under once IN while.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-22
Fostoria Buggy Company.

The West Michigan fair this year has
many features of more than ordinary
interest and value TO visitors, but none
more pleasing or worthy than that OF
the above company. This exhibit is
being made under a large tent and is
one of the best patronized on the
grounds. 1t embraces all of the Eos
toria company's regular make of high
class carriages and also their justly Gel
ebrated English trap, Bow Front phae-
ton, Pony phaeton, Three-Quarter sur
rey and Three Spring road wagon. 1t
is q fficult - determine which of these
vehicles Is most praiseworthy in work
manship, for each presents evidence of
tina. great care and fne selection of
material and artistic finish which has
placed this company in the front rank
of carriage manufacturers IN the world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-22
S. p. Bennett, Fuel & Ice Co.

The most unique exhibit at the West
Michigan fair, by all odds, Is that of
the s. p. Bennett Fuel Il Ice company.
IL consists of an imitation of a fathom-
less cavern OF ebony rock strewn about
Its brink and IN the foreground, with
fragmentary prices of the black fuel.
Hinge cubes of coal, large enough TO
serve as center tables are shown, and
u any curious shapes and formations.
An unique feature, and one never be-
fore shown IN such an exhibit. is an
old fashioned we'll sweep and bucket.
At one end stands coal-begrimed
though faithful attendant who dili-
gently draws deep drsughts of crystal
pure coal water from Tar down in the
coal bowels OF the earth for the thirsty
multitude who gather to wonder and
admire. The central thought sug-
gested 10y this exhibit is the comfort
stored up in every cube Of black veget-
able before one when 1t Is recalled that
winter is at hand aud Boreas Is headed
this way. Ii Is a. good as a snug fire
IA cold days TO contemplate the cheerful
evenings IN store for the lucky patrons
of this firm. They have the fuel TO
keep Us all warm, their telephone
reaches every ear and Il is only neces.
sary for US to press the button and
they will do the rest.