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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04
THB CAUSE REVEALED.
Discovery of Subtle and Life.Destres.
ing Acid.
he way by witch II sets Inta the
Systsm->ome New scientife Facts of
Great Value and Iatsrest.

Anyous who can 60 through the trying wiu'ers
snd p ings OF III eitrass, witao " Suffering from
rheumafsm CT Ne urA q pairs OF somc siAi Is as
cid dy fortunate v nat il is that eaus taese
v i1s has heea greater mystery 10 ply sieisns
and scieuii-'s than snv other question Some
have dee Jared that they the results Of severe
eoij, others ihst irpsndeRt .SPusure has eaes q
them ssd still OF rs that they arise ifo tt->d
poisoning.
IN order to obtain if toss,ble. a earreo; theory
Of rheumstisr, and II / { scaes aud pains which
sceoDpaey it, certain authorities in Washington
have taSe st-p, - o. tam tAr views OF t1o pa!
sici ans o. Americas this subject these vie ;
are IF \ varied mature. bat 50 overwhelming =
prppurti n bod 10 o b let As 10 Leave bus little
doabt tina il il he rect Que THIS b. list,
briefly stated IL that uTie scit il he blood eau
rheun atizm and Ih8t il Is only hy removing this
ison4us acid that rhesmatio or EeGral.i,
froatle-, in all their terrible formsc be cured
This b. Ina true, The important qaesiie n ais
''HoE 4 es The uric 3ett ge' iato the oloed, and
how can i; hes; be rea oyed,"
Jric Icid nnds its v ay into the blood eecsuse
I sidne,s are weakened ana cannot throw il
from the system. Restore the tidne,s asd yuu
viii restlle the p wtr that vii force the uric
acid from The syst IN ~ Il u US bAnish the fheu.
| IN ii sgoni $ which IL eauses.
luis Is reason; II Is science ii Is true, No oVe
whose tiineys aye / p-rfec CO. d'tton was evt
| trouble with rheumatism, ard no rheumatic
sufferer, howsyer light be pain ay be, has pei
feet kidreYs. The CO c0si n of this truth is in
| eyirabie r, RI, ct kidneys mean fr -edom firm
| Rheumatism.
| Ihsre a. yer wss. and, probable never will be-
but remedy tina can. in every case, i've uric
| acid from the blood. That rtmedy is Warmers
| Safe Cure. II cares rheumatism By driving ths
deadly uric acid from the blood IL bar ishes pain
by rem wing cause. II acts directly upon th4
iiin vs. Within an hour fEoaI the tiue IL Is take u
| lis influence will De felt Il sdstains the organs
that sustain lite the tCIces that mase thu bInUd
For ladit curing the ordeals through which
| they are called pass 1t is iavalu able .or tnt
nervous oubles you h and h ity tn
| pl ect qes oli age 1t has rival here sre thous
| ands OF men and women, 100. who are in perftct
| health to1ay wlolIy by reason Of it great DOW
| and il is the most popular smedy the - rid hs
| ever snswn. martdAwlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

The Lebt<n services os The Episcopal
RI urch De gan isss Wednesday vi h lttAe.
hoIy comm union ia ine ipnrni' z follows Ii
~ the usual eyentr & ira CT and address az
: 80. 7 he services of th- season OF Lent
Wilt b. observed IS iells-- Sundays /, q.
g h5lE comuu ior, 10 80. A. NJ 7 80,
Z. NJ; Tus -da.- The JOS or will hold ST.
vices 81 Ms1isou; Wednesdays, l!tArys TO-
A. NJ; EsrnsoIg ard insrruciio1, 80
r NJ; ThurscAss, evelsong, 80 Z N ;
Cottage lectures n the v9cinln. 80 ?. III
Ffidsl :, LitSoy 10 A Nj, Evelsong ard
Address, I 80 2. N. 1ha cot.sz- lec3urts
are some hing ous OF the usual run Of ST
fairs, the Ides being one Of the new sa':
ald sucee..ful cepsttares Of the p.s.or,
Rev j. W. SPARKS. Mr.. Sparks tiacs
haI BY holding meetings 81 the hJu's Of
commandments Of the church, be reaches a
large uumber who would rot otherwise De
drawn to the meetings. TIE pastor reports
the work At Madison IS very encouraging.
there being s number Of the younger cotn-
municants who are working very jealousy
for the advance Of the church in that re-
gion. The meetings viii De held as given
atove until holy week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04
Mixed Food for Poultry.

Wheat, corn and oats are better than
any one of the grains exclusively A
variety is always ali advantage, but when
several kind Of grain are f. d, and the
fowls are given variety Of il they have
not received variety OF food, but n
variety of grain only No Kind Of
grain, nor mixtures of grain, will
serve to promote egg production. or
satisfy the uomands OF the hens. They
need something more than can he had
from grams. a variety OF food consists
of grain, milk, mear, bones aGd bulky
food in some form II you Cannot pro
cure all Of these materials feed portion
If them. Give netting Else besides
graiu. Do not deprive he hens OF
grain bus DO not compel them to exist
un grain here are many readers " iio
have written Us tp know why their
hi2bly-ftd hens do hot lay Grain j.
fed lnrre tiuIr, a dav and The fed hop
per is kept fnl, but the hgHs II" not lay,
aud finally bccomc sick aGd die. Such
hens are ovelfed h-y are ~ sin 81 K
having been supplied vel ~nh grain
food, yet are literally wasting a,ay in
bone and tissue because they have II t 1t
variety Of food, the grain being AN in
complete ration
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04
About Strawberries.

A Wisconsin horticulturist who has
had opportunity for extended observs-
ton estimates that not one in fifty OF
the farmers Of the stSte-snd the same
is perhaps true in general application 10
the country at lsrge-rsises good sup
ply of fruits and vegetables for his fam
lily. The same authority. wishing TO in
cite TO worthy effort for reform In this
direction, urges starting with the straw
berry, of which he raj sed last year ST.
| 900 quarts, ar cost Of cents per quart.
In view of this achievement he may be
fairly regarded as Il capable sdviser. snd
here-eondensed from The Michigan
Fsrmer'--is what he says as TO requi
sites for the crop;
| there is no ironelsd rule in growing
( berries; the land should be rich and we'll
prepared; no danger of getting ground
/ TOO rich for them. ii the manure is we'll
compested and thoroughly worked into
the soil thoose vigorous and hardy
plants If a variety or varieties suited to
the wants OF the market one Is supplv-
I ing la setting, the roots should De well
suread out all around and lie fiat like a
! fan. Make the rows the WAY you can
! get them the longest, and 10 / It apart
for ii, Id culture and the plants about !
#. apart in the rows
would always set them in spring IN
order 10 be sure of Il full crop the next
year. Augusr-set plants will not develop
sufficiently TO produce full crop the
next year; besides, spring set pants are
pretty sure TO live, while August-set
plants are not. Never set old plants !;
get Young ones always and pinch OF all
blossoms the first year TO Insure perfect
crop the next year. Never try 10 raise
more than two crops from one set of
vines. Fut out new plants every year
SO as to have fresh ones coming into
bearing each season.
& Utilization should begin soon as the
plants are set, aud be so thorough as TO
free from weeds Cut off all runners
the first year until August, and then Train
the vines in matted rows; this cutting
of runners prevents growing too heavy
mass Of vines, the result of which
would be small berries; with the ligh er
! mass the berries grow larger sud the
yield will be larger in bushels bCing &
much better price and sell more readily
Late in fall cover the rows with STRAW
! marsh hav or coarse manure, let lie unit
, spring and rake it OF the plants. wher
it serves rs mulch AID keeps the frui
from the ground
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

A novel, interesting and pleasing eIter-
t,it ment Was that given BY the school IN
C,hnrn hall, Wednesday evening. From
| The little child who is this year going 10
school Tor tbe first time, TO the student OF
FIRST Grammar school, the EXERCISES ZEN.
Mrs Hesley, of Park Primary sch oil,
mar ched on 10 the stage with troop
OF lutte tots, and at onee went
through the routi' Of exercises as
used IN the school room. The principles
OF instruction were plain and the remark
able tact Employed by Mrs. Hesley found
its reward in the successful evening lesso .
The little ones seemed to erjoy the r
position very much. Miss Hersom Ct
Leayitt street. primary wi h Is little one.
Her lesson WAS illustrated ny cherry tree
on black 10 ,rd, on which were added ~
sc.s at the will Of the teacher. Twas fun
20 see the little hands 90 up wh'n q que
ton was asked, and when one was singled
out, the child would j mp eagerly. Mics
Hersom as an ihrructor is good
Miss Hoit with 20 Iupils Of the ihitd yesr
ia ,csooi came next. The best fta ures Of
Mis-. H )its class was the establishment of
q stofe At one end Of the etsge, presided
over By ore Of he pupiif. Those who de-
blfcu 10 puTtDhsr VT IL! ~ iuc Ciu't-f
a ID asked the price of 4 certsin sfti lie in
vla~. The price gwen the buyer selected
n .cessary cash from tray, paid for
the article and took i; away. Some
amusement was caused by the
youpg merchant discover Al error in the
ca sh rendered him IN OF occasion. Miss
Clarke OF Mechanic, with 81 of the same
grade as the Last came rex. a cray on
porirsit of he p ct LJrgfe l1~ sdorned cne
tie blackboard, and Whist Miss tlsrke g
sen o. does not know about LHrgtelicw is
If tn. Little consequence Tn children
told sew al stories of LJnafellow and re
citei in chorus The Vilisge Blacksmith "
Miss Clal ke il to he congratulated Oh b r
.chooi Miss Ward, upper primsfv
Leavi;t street. fourth year with 80
pupils. At tbs time cider heAds
got some in formsion on Skowhegsn. Tn
children were ready with their answers aud
very esger to show that their is net b'iog
ne elected Miss Ackley and % pupils from
the Park I0t.rmt date or t. b year gave so
ilt-resling exercise in proDouncsuan and
lau gusge, cha giE words from sinsu srsto
Iursi form TOT wss Indeed very good
Miss Swain. 25 pupis, came grade
IS last. Lesvltt street. Reading
exercise was excellent. NJ. Walton
Of tie school board announced that
the hour was getting late and that the e1-
ercises would conclude with manual
d,ill by q class from the Fret Grammar,
The class csme on and the marching AS
the best the writer hiss ever seen on this
stsge, while the exercise in posture drill
was sn excellent feature. Tne hall vas
crowded by papa, msmmas and friends and
the scholsrs were roundly appisu ted for
heir good work. Ii was an evening loUR
to be Re me mDered by all oh took part and
il will lead 10 better recognition on the
part of the parents of cur school system
which Is lust what be school board desire
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

At the teachers meeting held "Wednesday
afternoon and evening, tvo very interts'ii
addresses were delivered on Ranking AM
Teachers Meeungs' by Supt. of Sch1o 5
Stuart Of Lewiston. In the evening Al
organ zasion of teachers and educators WAS
effected and the following Ulcers we've
elected: Pres o B. Clasan ". Pres }.
W. Ctsdwlck; Sec. ard Tres Glars si
Burleigh; Ex Com W. L, Powers. Mabel
Moore, Kate Filter. 1t is proposed 10
mold meetings on the frat Tue,day evrnias
Of each moi tn for the discussion of sGi =c-
pertalniog to school v ofk and the discussion
Of meihots. Among the speakers who are
booked TO address he society IN the neal
future are A. NJ Spear and j. Fl. Ps,sons
prir cipsl of the Cony high school, Augusta
Much interest is taken in the new society
s1d 1t is expected TO do good work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

il one that 10 szsia to come
before this N .etirs. II h.s been generally
supposed that the ota.s Collss &c boys bad
no team to eHer. bus tns mxrsger, MI
Ffesm,n, has written Mr.. Niehtls - TO tbs
time Of meeting AID stating tn.I ne has {
team - put in the t-id j. il the gensfsl
verdict tbst fi-'sI cs viii shut Name Stat
ouE Mr.. Meals sales that he think
syer; bots .foald have shos, but ~ tbs
same time the outlook ia beaer ror . iess u
OF Three teams than Of four.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

o. consideration are nostrums of which II
is sssered-sud there sre many .uch--stsi
they cure Immediately bodily 81 M Its OF
long star ding. There are none such ,hsi
can Chror ic disorders esnaos be irsiar
taneously removed. Contin nifty in the u,e
Of q genuine medicine, such as Hostetter'-
stcm.eh Bitters. will eradicate chronic
physical evils. Not the lass % 'he'e las;
in tie force Of its opposition 10 medicine is
cops il stion, 10 the removal Of which #
persisted in, the Bitters 10 particularly
sdapsed. Construction Of the bowels is a
complaint which should be 6sali with es' y
and systematically. So are i's u.usl 3 ter D.
ants, liver complaint and dlsIep.ia. Fur
these, for mslsria.a iheumsusm, kidney
trouble, and more recently ala grippe" ttis
highly and professionally commend Il ret
icine 10 an undo ub ed specific n hing
can exceed it, moreover, as Q means IT
imparsing strength 10 the feeble sud er-
vous. fat 29aoe&s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

=, Act on new MISUNDERSTANDING thF
liver, stomach snd bowels through III,
nerres. A new discovery. DR.. Miles Pill'
speed ly cure biliousne bad taste, torpid
liver, piles, constp alton. Upequalled fol
men, women. chiltren. Smallest, mildest
surest! so doses. rs cts. Samples Free
ss Bovditch. Webster and Co.
nci27iendAsIy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

District Deputy u. II. 2. A. G. Wsit OF
Portland, made an oficiai sisis on Lebanon
Royal Arch Chapter, Wednesday evening.
Three candidates were given the Roy al
Arch degree. Mr.. Watt pronounced him
self a. much pleased viin the mai sr IL
xhich the work Was conducted Al the
close Of the sxerc sss Caterer Goodrich
served . very sppedzins supper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

Since January LIST The carpenters, Piss
terers and pa Dters have beeu busily en-
gagged enossiirg the upper floor Of Hotel
Heseiton. Tie pain'iDg uuder the charge
of James Tlsgkin i. progress in and now the
the corridor is &C mpleted and some of the
guests chambers are nearly done. When
finished these chambers viii be the most
| beautiful ard tasty Of any in this
section The ceiling is done in various
| colois after the style Of the psrlors and
corridors OF the frs, fl ror, half circles IN
azure, pearl. pink, samon, buff, two shades
| reveral shades Of blue ornsmented with
geld al Il pink lines aud hand painted scroll,
| rne border is Of greenish blue II inche:
| vide and orpsmented with ribbon bows I
| light pick, and the dado is Of stiy pie work il
pesrl gray The work is all Gone in oil
and ,he effect is very beautiful. Thurs
day night the workmen will begin tc
move the old plsslerii z in the kitchen
kitchen ard adj ,cent rooms in rear Of th'
dinlrg hail These sill will be retained, re
plastered and painted. and that part Of tbs
euaNl.hment thoroughly renovated M
Heel ", is sp.ri' z no expense 10 orier 10
make the house throughout thing o
beauty a1d convenience The billiard bal
has come in also for share Of work, ant
the blizzard tatles have been recoyereu.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

At the Republican city caucus held lss'
evening A. NJ. Sp.sr was unanimously Re
aomiu aied candidate for mayor for third
ERIN AID tie TO loving were chosen on he
ely committee: Ward /, Eifsm Potter
Ward 2. Il. A. Fuller; Ward 3, Eosn g
Ellie; Ward I, Cbas. o. Kucx; Ward ., y
3. Clason; Ward s, Chss. Laurence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04
Worm Cure for Horses and CoIts

"hen your horses are troubled with worms a I'd
are are az or cord lion, ny FURBIsH'a WORN
, ~" DfhS. Ihfy are SAFE, cure and RSlIstic
norfen sp"Hk highly ~ their neyi.s ono
Hundred Dollars Ia Offered for a Gag thew vii
iai cur lties 81 per paskase. Address O. :. Eur.
Oirh 20 chestnut -frr"f, Lynn. Mass soie man.
y Aeiu'er. won '. postal notes az pi.tofiee or.
otrs sent bT IN Il vii rec I've prona.f attontion'
Iebs7d&win.s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

Mira Winslov's Soothing Syrup has been
used for CHI. dren teethiDg. l. soo-aes shs
child, softens gums, siia,e all p-ia, curss
wind cole, ard is the hess remedy for
disrrhea. Tweaft- Eve cert. Q bottle
Sold by all druesists shroushou. the world.
iuly3lMon. wedAF ri&wlT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

EThe baseball season is the principal topic
Of interest now at the university. Man
saer Nichols has received letters from Inc
Bowdoiu and Bates managers, asking for 3
ont edpg during the next month to SRA &c
the schedule { f games fer the season. Mr.
N chols has not replied to he call yet, bu'
the meetir will prot ably be held ~ithin =
few weeks. The question of whether
Maine State shall he 'iin IT, his season
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

Rsv. J. L Seward was erected presdeI
o. ,he Maine librarian Association which
he'd n tiogs at Yarn, u b, Monday aud
Tuesday { f this week. The vacancy wss
occssioned by the death of Rev. DR.. Hill
Of Portland. whose note throughout the
country as an educator ard diyii.e is vel
known.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

The lecsufe Ia TIC chemistry course
which vas to have been gwen isst evening
| viii be given n.xt Thursday evening. thil
possponemsnG beng necessary on account
Of the atQYm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

The GAdins, board OF registration has
bsen in session two days and continues to
day And IN il Saturday evening. There
have been fifteen new names ADDED to the
lis. and only ole change. the cutting Of OF
the name Of 9 man Who had died.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

The Kit Kat club "a. entertained By Mrs.
Harry White yesterday afternoon and de-
spite he Indictment weather qaite q numoer
Of ladies we're present and si enjoyed the
occasiau very much.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

The Board of Aldermen met last evening
at the city rooms. The principal busiaess y
OF the meeting vas the passing OF the roll
Of accounts as sent up by the unoil We'd
ne.d.y evening No sc,ion was taken on
the pc ifion requesting tbst the rsme Of
Middle street remain unchanged. ss ther.
were matters to be considered which should
be brought before the council for further
action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

The Misses Cara . d Josephine Burleigh
| Instructors in the Ceutrsi street school.
we're in Tassslboro yesterday, called b. ma
| 30 ss,end tie marriage Of their brother, Mr.
John Fl. Burisigh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

G F Che pmao, general mansgsr for
Ne~ E1slspd Of the VIII Sesing Machine
Company was in the city yesterday. ''wh /
snnvs." said Mr.. Chapman, "but q Water
vile clergyman may be the most popular
castor smong the .JosRSaL subscriber"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

The only thing nave ever found TO
relieve the terrible pin at sll-Ath-io- phc-
ros A rheumstic sufferer, Mrs. NJ. F.
Morrill,, care of Y State ST Boston.
dM W&Ftollm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

A favored few from Waterv.lie attend
the elsbo'st9 tea and whist party given By
Mrs. Ed Kelley of FAN field, last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

A stock company is being formed at
Camden to erect a voole n mill on Bisoet's
Powder Mill privilege, il being one of the
best on Megun'icook river The capitsl
. ock is sixty -icur thousand dollars, AID is
q | subscribed 10 Camden
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

There will be no school today in ords'
to allow the teachers and those Of the
scholars who so desire, TO attend the meet
ings of the ksnrebee county tescbers ST Ii e
Iustiiute. IA sta"d in Yesterday morn
g's Journal he sesHoos Of til
day begin at 80 this mornit &,
continuing I'LL neon. The afternoon session
begins at 2.30 followed By q reception srd
collation. at the Ware psrlo,s at O'Clock,
The lecture by Rev. A f, WiasLip at the
Unitarisn church in the log will be one
Of the highly interesting events Of the day
Mr.. Winship has wide reputation beth as
. speaker and editor ard crowded house
is expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

Fred Towne and Frank Dtummond
| .tsrted in the midat Of the blizzard of ye =
terdsy on short fshlr g trip to one OF the
D Juds 10 Wiz SLOW.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

When baoy -as sica. re gaze net CastortA-
wher ste "a D Child she cried fo- CasSoriA
wher sns became Miss, she ciune 20 CAssoTsA
wber sns ed Children. she gaze them Casenr.a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04
Daily &euuebfe aoarual.
FRIDAY. MARCH 4. 1857.
GARDINER LOCALS.

CInk CHAPLIN have finished operations
~ ,beir Goodins point houses ana have
about IS 600 tots Of ies housed. Haley I
Morss NJ Iistsron viii tia'sn In oae day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

There was but one session IN the school
yesterday. owing 10 the continued severn,
Of the storm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

LIB Cain is passing his vacation at biz
home in this city. Mr.. Cain bss been
studying vocal music with Arthur Hubbard
of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

G.. A. Mathews spoke before the colleg
Y. &C. A meeting ibis evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

e NJ G bson formerly resident Ct
North Fairfield, row the owner Of large
ranch at Clark, Nebraska, left for the West
Yesterday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

Cleefaeo sure 'hioss AID torsill,is ield
&c job. ,oa's ArodJse Liriment, ben 81
elias fail. fet29. & xnrerufo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04
SKOWHECAN LOCALS

The funeral Of Miss Euuice X sefe oc'
CURED Yesterday 81 2 o'elsck, R=v. A, j
| RAckhf Cfficlsiitg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

iica ID. etc, seeoad dam BY Bloods
Black HEX.
Lady MaIbon IS. an eigh -FeN- ID
chestnut mare BY E.stsrn Boy 2 29 | 2
formerly called MiJlioobstt be by Gen
kuox his DAM b. the Bes'e's Horse, 500 OF
Eaton Horse 1922 Lady Mslhnn's dan
WAS By BLACK Rs GER Ar hu-) 80 IL, sod
she sas brad in 1891 10 A'S,. Is 3 com
p city bulk m Ere can 90 fast either trott {
Or pacing and has right 10 test 80 il
trained for a fast recorJ. msui p Ia Y
Cun.rd 80 ard sire of Maud r 227 -
Cun,rd. ] 29S l-2, dsm = daughter "a
Arthur 2 80 l2 "A Beach Ra9ge May Be
So, is regarded IS an espt c,a!ly promising
tily, and this brings us to the geidi &
Grover Clevelaud 80 and Cati Red
wood q fou y ear-Jld. which will probably
oes, 2.30 in 1892.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

Tie annual tAnque. of the Sortsis &C
ours tonight at the Cubutn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

"fhese VIII arr IN crested in s5f" irvcsttn. nj.
tb"u d = nd for ae py OF lie pro-pt ctus."-N
j. f,aI of U.ibmtr0e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-04

In the case Of the guard lar ship OF L. J
Cote, If, mention q few GAYS ago in the
Journal, the judge decided in favor Of the
| father. l. j. tIte, mskipg him the legal
| a. we'll as s'ural guardian Of the child A
compro mise was ade g. to he sdminisifs-
ton cf the asts 2. Hon. Rleben Foster bt e.
i spp iuted 20 ell that plsce. Mr.. Eos
ter, howrver, deln-s to serve ,neeessitsurg
q coniinustio n Of the case fo- shoit time