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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-17
Her Legal Rights.

Little Sadie-Oh, Uncle Harry, Miss
Brown and Mr.. Swift are in the parlor,
and she has her head ON his shoulder.
Uncle Harry-That's all right She has
a lien on hin. Kate Fields Washington.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-17
LING Lived Family.

Few families can show record like that
OF the Gross family, Of Richmond, Ind.
There are six brothers aud i've sisters. and
there has not been death among them for
fifty years
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-17

The story is that when Mexico was first
settled by the Spaniards this mine was
worked by the natives, and when IL was
discovered how rich IL was the invaders
ruthlessly slaughtered every person whom
they found working ia the place except a
lad who was employed carrying water TO
the miners. He fle,l at the approach OF the
Spaniaris and saved his life. This boy
was hunchbaeked dwarf, and when be
found that MI his friends and relatives
had been murdered he took a horrible oath
of revenge, selling his soul TO the evil one
for the ability 10 avenge himself. He was
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-17

HEN a man once
gets the fever in
his blood no dis
appointments and
no lapse Of years
can eradicate 1t.
The speaker was
a miner who has
Travelled the west
ern country from
end to eHd in
search Of virgin
deposits Of pre-
cious metals and
also of yalllallleg
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1892-12-17
THE THIRST FOR GOLD.
1t Leads Men to Take Desper-
ate Chances.
SCENES AT AUSTRALIAN MINES

How an Ancient Mine In Mexico Is
Guarded by n Hideous and Fiendish
spook-Attempts Now Being Made TO
Recover Lost Treasure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

We reproduce elsewhere in our column.
a communication from the pittshcld tdver,
tiser containing somew hat remarkable
letter from Mr.. t.oodwin, the recently APP
pointed postmaster of Skowhegan. From
this letter We learn that the recent conference
at WateryiIle, which has generally beer
dark horses" was really gathering of Mr.
Milliken'- supporters. II appear, furthel
from Mr. Gpodwin's letter that certain par
ties were delegated at this conference t,
write TO gentlemen in various towns private
y informing them of the date upoi
which the call for the convention
would be- issued and urging then
in case they were sure of securing Mill
ken delegates 10 snap their caueuses jus
as closely as possible upon the heels of tn,
call and elect Milhkens delegates
They were also advised To pass Milliken
resolutions which as Mr. Goodwin suggest
would sound frst-raie throughout tn,
county" BY these methods it has evident
y been planned to surprise and rattle the
Burleigh men who, being in ignorance Of
the time when the committee would issu,
their call, would, presumably, be- caugh
mapping. 1t is quite natural that Mr.
Goodwin should I've interested in the sue
-.ss of Mr., Millikcn and he appears by hi,
letter to be- putting in some strenuous work
for him. We are glad to learn from hin
the methods that are to be pursued b,
III" Governor opponents. but We can say
to him in all frankuess that if he surprise,
the Burleigh men in this canvass he viii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07
Mr.. Biaine's Retirement.

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

While the JOURNAL hopes to see Mr.
Blaine the next President of this Republic.
it cherishe. nothing but the highest regari
for Preslden, Harrison. He has given the
country clean aud able administration
This must be frankly conceded. We be-
lieve, however, that in the present condition
of affairs in this country no candidate can
begin to give the strength to the Republican
party that would be given il by Mr.. Blaine,
fnominated. las are believe he will be, he will
sweep the country. and give the party
the most decisive victory Of years. We
believe il il the recognition of this fact that
has causci such = widespread desire for
his nomination. If he is selected as its
standard bearer under such circumstances
we do not believe that Mr. Blaine can vel,
fef1e 10 ieai the party to the triumph at
ne polls that, with his candidacy. would
surely Be achieved by il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

The American Angler Is a magazine
which viii delight the heart of the profes.
sioDal or amateur fisherman. the June mum,
Der containing articles both of scientific
and descriptive nature. Among the con
tributors are Dr. DAVID Starr jordan pres
ident of the Leland stanford Jr., l-niver.
sity and the veteran angler. Mr.. Charles
Hallock. New York W. e. Harris. Ito
Duane street. Price ~ cts. per number
The twenty-seven,h volume of the Mag
azine of American History closes with the
June number and contains title page and
index of ten pages. three columns to the
page. showing how valuable u repository it
is of facts pertaining to American history.
The leading articles are History of New
York Parks. America should be called
Columbia, IN Hour with Daniel Webster.
Stoming of Stony Point, Relations of the
United States and Japan. New York
AS broadway; $500 per year.
Bret Iiarte's Young daughter, Miss Jess
amy Harte, will make her literary debut in
the July Ladies Home Journal with most
entertaining description of Camp Life in
the tdirumlacks. - in which il is claimed
every evidence shows itself of inherited lit
erary tendencies not unlike those evidenced
in Bret Hsrte's earlier work. Miss Harte
is a girl still in her teens. and has artistic as
web a. literary proclisities. as one of the
Illustrations accompanying her first article
shows. Philadelphia: The Curtis Pub
fishing Co, sl,oo per year.
Current Literature is one of the most sat
isfaetory of the eclectic magazines, and is
now just entering its tenth volume The
form of page and general stvIc of pnblica-
ton is more satisfactory than when first
started. the numbers being just the right
size fer handy reading the travelling sa,chel
or book siAlf. There are about seventy ar
ticles in the June number. not including
several pages of poetical selections, wide
and yariei range of choice having been
made in the selections the subjects embrace
ing art. science, philosophy, statistics, the
drama. travel, sport. biography fiction. anil
current opinion. The selections are we'll
made and the magazine is exceedingly read
able. New York. Current Literature
Publishing Co., price % cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

Augusta welcomes to il beautiful city
ii this most beaatifui season Of the entire
year. the representatives. Of that large and
growing body Of Christian wor.bippers rep
resented By the Eniyerszliss denomination,
whose ANIMAL State Convention il now being
hid NJ the Winthrop street church The pro-
grsmme "a Published in full by the JouHyaI
Monday embraces an outline Of yery
busy session, having 10 do With ths bust
meas, educational and purely church work
Of this denomination in Maine Among the
eminent speakers TO be present are Rev,
Dir Blanchard Of Portland. Rev A. Con
kiis, Rev. y. l.. HoHghson and Rev. DIR
sasor,i. the latter native Of this city and
speaker Of great force and beauty Rev.
DR. H. s. Whitman. president Of weztbroos
Seminary. and a former pastor Of the Win.
throp street church i. also 10 be present
The homes Of oar people have been gener-
oa.Iy rendered to the visitors. and all viii
wi-h for the conFention pleasant and
profitable Session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

The Bar liarbor traffic is very large now
Four Pulimaus east were full of passengers
Thursday evening.
The Maine Central road will give grand
Masonic excursion to Quebec from all points
east of Portland, June 23l at reduced rates
The master track builder of the West
brook addition of the electric railroad saws
that the track laying would be finished by
June stli. Grading and ballastng and other
work will take some little time longer.
Two sidiugs, 1000 feet each in length, arc
being constructed at Nobleboro and Wins
lows Mills on the Knox & Lincoln, which
will enable the night Pullmaus to pass with
out any delay. Saturday afternoon the last
train passed over the old ferry boat be-
Woolwich and Bath, and the new boat went
into commission Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

\ Farmers Institute will be held in Pin,
Grove irange Half Brewer, on Tuesday
June II. at which the following programme
will be- carried out
FoRENooN-tpemng remarks by SeCre.
tary Mckeen. Lecture by Prof. W. H.
Jordan of Maine Experiment Station. Val.
ne and Application of Farm and CONNER
ciaI Fertilizers" Discussion to take VI
the remainder of the forenoon.
ArrkRSuo>-Stock Breeding. by o.
Gardner. Rockland, member of the Board
of Agriculture for Knox county. Address
by Prof. \. +. Rogers of State College
Equal Taxes
\ picnic dinner will he served III the hall
Let there he good rally of the farmer.
and their families to join in the pleasures OF
the day, aud participate in the discussions
on these important topics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07
AFsrmer's Views.
fpitr.tiela A.lrsr,,ser

To the Editor Of the Advertiser
have been Republican ever since
was a voter, ami have always been inter.
ested 20 see the good old party keep well
10 the front For long time ! have been
watching the movements of parties inter
ested AZ candidates for congressional hon.
or. from the old Thru District and wait
ing for light To gnide my actions. II has
gradually come. II has been customary
TO hold our conventions IN June. l,
IL well known that one Of the prominent
cAniIflsses has great strength with the
farmers and il. in truth. the candidate Of
the people H. Is one Of the people. The
convention l. postponed until Juiy 8 Quite
a busy season with ms farmers who so sell
dom 90 TO the primary meetings. But !
received the follosing letter today, written
by government official, which may throw
some light upon the subject Of all this
DELAY, and also show that the opponents Of
the peopi,.s candidate have an inside kno~l-
edge that the others DO not.
The following il an exact copy of the
letter emitting the nane of the receiver
skowBIGas. Maine. May 81 1892.
Ny Dear Sir
How are things looking politically your
way: We had meeting of some of Nr.
Millikens friends last week in Waterville,
Reports from everywhere were most en-
couragins We formed little organization
in this county and instructed me to write to
our friends in the various towns, To find ont
Just what the situation is. If you are com
ing 10 Skow hegan. drop in and see me, il
not send me line From all that can
hear through the county it looks a. if Milf
ken was sure of your town, If you think So
then think it advisable that You should
have your caucus a. soon after the eonSen
ton call a. possible The call will he ISSUED
about the 18th day of June and if you could
have YOUR caucus two or three days after
wards and instruct your delegates for Mil
Iiken il would sound firstrate throughout
the county. What do you think about it
Yours very truly,
FoRREsT GnopwIN.
say this. Mr.. Edi,or,--I think it smells
too much Of the machine aud that if car
do ANYTHING it will he to join hands witt
the people and 10 all can TO help nominate
Gov. T.. G. BHrleigh. do not believe il
snap judgments, nor machine politics
Honest caucuses, honest men for office
And civil service reform would call fol
office holders nominated by a man that pro
frsses not to aid man for the sake %
gaining political strength, to do the dutie'
of his Office, and let politics alone.
F,EurE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07
/ Republican State Convention
WILL BIZ HELD ~
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
Tueoday, Juno ~, so02,
At n O'CLOCK A. ~,

far the parpo-~ Of nominating candidate 20
f,ossrns,s to 10 ssgpsrtsd ~ the -epfsnsfer sac
tl1s and nomizaf3ag esnfafstss for tirff0fs a
arg, spr Prssi sent aud sies President 70 30 spF
ported At the sossIsssr eecfios4 and trshssetini
say other bszpsss fhs; asa5 pr"i@Tay e1tss Dsfpf'
The had. Of setsfseBis alton ~iIl BE- follows
TO ose Seifgxfs ssd far eset seventy ave setf'
for TIE Kspas5lfsa CANDIDATE or bs,f erof q
isse an additional sfssgafs- and Tor iTsftioa p
forty votes IN ezesss ~ ssTsHfy ss yStss so a'ai
fi0nsl fsirsz,e
Fsesneles Ia ,ie deifgsfio. u any City low
sr Plantation emily be Allied hy residents OF I'M
eosaty ia sfifh the stessry sztsts.
ffs state Committee viii se IN Session In ihs -
sepsion fsssna sf ste HsI st nine o'cipes 40 ms
ss.asaaz u ths Convention, fsf tr psFgsS-s u ~
seisif.z fhe CREDENTIALS of dsirgsfes- i~lrzatrH
10 yssr 10 h. sfsxsiis 5ssfssipafs tn tho tpiFes
tGn opst b. cheated .asssfeRt 20 s5~ date % I'M
rxEi for fhi. Convention.
Al electors o. Maine. sifbos' regard 10 past ~
Usiesl aia.Ispees 1hs IN favor Of fnslni4ioEHs
4 Protective rsria she believe In the kepaobssF
policy ~ geeiprseffy in protecting the fndnsifits
sad he .sr,e,iJfarsl prsdsets If this state Il
.issHiinE and dizHifyiHg itafnzn l1i'sfs by $.
curing 10 tho isLorrr hts le-f feNsrai ~
ssunA and honest currency In ffss popnlhr rfiaes
tisp In securing political power to every etitksH
10 tho pToanstioa 81 the eaase Of Temperance IL
tast and equal tsssiion in 81 messtrrs for Tbs
<,epsrs aefnSHt " american ship ttsidns, and 10
an economical Add efciss administration Of -ist'
publican. In The selection 81 drissstss :" this eoH
Sfntisn.
PR order, Republican state C1mmttee.
J ~. NASLLf, Chairman
FF .oETHaKD. SECRETARY.
Assnsts, MsiBr. Msy ~. iNss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

There are nou twenty one lar firms ia
the United States composed Of ilnsbznsis
and wives. anil there are about tuo manfred
american women who practice Ixv in the
courts or manage legal publications. Miss
Phoebe ConziBs vas the first woman al
united TO the Washington University al st.
Louis and she has now przeiissd with her
father for twenty one years.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07
MAINE GOSSIP.


rev MI Dnnneils OF BAN, VINO gave
lust installed at the Congregational church
At Rockland. advised him, among other
things. to take care of his health. He said
he was glad to hear that the new pastor was
fond of going a fishing and hoped when he
lid 20 he'd take his pole and bait-box and
march off like a man through the main
streets and not sneak off by some by-way
as if he were ashamed of himself, but feel
that he was serving the Lord in his recrea-
ton lust as much as in his regular work
Mrs, Emma Drew one OF the enterprIs-
ing women of South Norridgewock, carries
on farm keeps horse and COW, makes
butter for market, and sells eggs, besides
doing her homework and caring for five
little, children. After her household duties
are completed III the morning, she puts up
the dinners for the children, harnesses her
horse, taking two of her children, and
drives to Martin Stream, where She has a
school of II children, that she teaches every
day IN the week but Saturdays. She Is also
engaged IN canvssslng for different pubhca-
tons and her spare moments are probably
heathens III Africa. She rs about 10 years
OF age.
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ing Camden and advertising ITS resorts
to the world Mr.. otearhs Is very
busy man. lie Keeps about % men
-teadliy empioEeh' carpenters inasohs'
painters farmers dairymth ana gar
deners. He Is having built for the
latter mouse on MS Noruhpega GROUNDS
ahout hal way between Iilgh street ana
the shore brSdcs ms residence Nornm-
btga' MS s'aple anu coachmah residence
cottage at Lake ny ana ON 'siers Hiii
an" fohr on betIast roaa. KNOWN rcepec-
lifrly ms -Salhoset' nelhourhe' hose
lahu' ne hermitage ana sycamore.
lie has rented 'koseland to Mr. John j.
lerrlck prominent lawyer OF 'hcago,
ami two other cottages are already engaged.
Bath Times ne ofhctrs OF tine steam
er >asadahoc made q hne appearance
Thursday evening. III their new uniforms
male nv the people on the wharf regarding
them II would be difficult to find a finer
looking or more gpntl,manly set of officers
than those employed on the .kennebec''
and Sagmlahoc Bath may well be proud
of this line of steamers.
-
Miss l.lzzic fIurd OF Newport Is getting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

No notice whatever will be taken Of un-
signed communications. An such will be
put into the waste baskc. UNREAD.
The JOURNAL CANNOT Re HELD RE
sroNsIBLE FOR THE PRESERVATION OR
RETURN OF REJECTED COMMUNICATIONS.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions and advertisements to Bur
leigh & Flyut. Publishers, Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

pr. L. +. fash of Fairfield, was ut Hotel
North yesterday. He says his horse, Van
Helmont, is in the pink of condition and
the other day trotted half over the Fair.
field track in l.l2. DR.. fash says he
doesn't care to boast but he has 800 that
the horse can trot half in LII.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

ri Norton's double team and driver met
with an accident in the gully on the Halo
well road yesterday. In attempting to dump
a load over into the gully, team and driver
rolled down over the 20-foot embankmcnt
bne horse was badly scratched.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

wealth of the country is over slo1 per
capita. There are good many heads tina,
would come awful high a, that price. and
more tina, would like, say about half of it,
now that vacation time is approaching.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

II is said that Hon. X. ", Thompson of
Indiana. who is to second the nomination of
rresiden. Harrison by Chauncey Depew, a,
the Minneapolis convention, has addressed
more national Republican conventions than
any other man living
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

twill be seen by associated press dis.
patches. published elsewhere in this issue
that Hon. James IL Blaine and family arr
now on their way to Augusta. Our ciii.
gems will be glad TO heartily welcome them
back again. They win unite in the earnest
hope that shoail the nomination for the
presideacy como to him. as now seem.
probable. be will heed the call of his party
aud consent 10 be It's standard bearer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

Maj. &. T. Stevens has returned from
Gettysburg, where he attended the dcdca-
ton of the High Water Mark" Monument.
June I'd. In the memorable struggle Mt
that point where now the monument stands,
Maj Stevens commanded the gallant 9Th
Maine Battery that did such valiant service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

The Augusta Lumber Co. base ball team,
would like to play the Malta Hill Reds on
the Park Grounds. Answer through Jotu It.
NM. The Lumber Company team played
the Comforts of the Gannett 6 Morse Con
cern on Saturday and won their second
victory by score of IL to-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

A machine has just been invented which
has capacity of turning out 10000 cork
screws a day. 1t is being put upon the
market just in season for the Chicago con
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

In accordance with the petition tor new
trial of that famous horse case, Starkpolc
vs.. Perkins, which was tried before the
superior court a year ago las, fall, new evil
dence was taken out yesterday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

In the HOUSE on Friday Mr.. Diugley, in
speaking of an amendment to the post Office
appropriation for the star routes, favored
the extension of mail facilities to rural dis
tricts. eonteniing that such extension would
conauce greatly to the general benefit of the
country.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

The phisnthropic and Christian women
of Washington have undertaken to reform
the tough locality in that city known rs
Louise Alley. They will comb II out clean
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

TTBOwE'S ORCHESTRA. - Music
furnished for al occasions. Address Fr,sE
VI. How, II Sewsll ST.. Augusta, Maine.
fune1eoftf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

Mr. Ralph 4. PlaisteJ, who has been
South for several months for his health,
returned to Augusta yesterday. lie fully
recovered his health in the mountains Of
the CaroIinas, and thoroughly enjoyed his
trip. Mr.. Plaistetl is an expert in amateur
photography and he brought back some fine
views.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

THE DAILY kESSsHEu Journal MAY NJ
FouSp os SALE Al rms WASHINGTON NEWS
EXCHANGE, " ssHtSeroS, u. T..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

ut the meeting of Henry o. Staples
Camp $. of v, last night, l.. A. Gilbert
was appointed alternate to the 10Th annual
cncampment of the Maine Division =. of
", at Belfast on Wednesday and Thurs
day. The indications now point strongly
towards the election of Past Captain F. H.
Fairfield of this city as colonel command.
ing the division.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

June! = Maine Homeopathic Medical Cow, ntion
Portland.
june s9-Annusl Ercampment Maine Sons of
Veterans. Belfast.
june intercollegiate TEAMS Tournament.
Portland.
june il-seconh Annual thampipnship flames of
'hr MRiuc Inter scholastic Athletic Association.
fupshsm Fair ',nuunhs,
Jnnr i5--tnmers' Field bay nj state college,
brono.
land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

In an extended notice of Memorial Day
exercises at North Arson, the Union tdvo.
cate expresses itself as follows regarding
| the speaker of the day; DIR. g. NJ
fwitchell, of Augusta, delivered a most
excellent address, highly appretiatiyc Of the
patriotism of the yetcrans--both the living
and the dead, and drew hopeful picture Of
the future of the country"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

The railroad commissioners will be in
session today, The adjourned hearing con
corning the highway crossing over the
Norway branch will come up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

Those who went to see Faust" last even
ing and expected much came away disap.
ponted--disappointcd because it surpassed
their greatest expectations. In character
acting and in scenic effects nothing supe-
rior was ever Witnessed in ibia city II was
the universal opinion last evening that Miss
Beatrice ingram's conception of the char
acter of Marguerite is all that the
author, and the dramatist, too. could
have wished it. Her acting alone
more than repays one for attending the play.
As for Mepliisto, To see him is to remember
him. indeed. he is all that our magma
tons have pictured the satanic majesty.
The scenic effects were marvel to those
who saw them, for ii passed the comprehen-
sion how they could have been put on the
Meonian Hall stage so successfully. The
hall should be crowded tonight. TO miss il
would be to miss an opportunity that sell
dom comes TO Augusta playgoers. Last
evening the lesding characters were repeat
edly called before the curtain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-07

Mr. c. II, Mason with his characteristics
enterprise has arranged TO have in front Of
his store bulletin on which will b, found
the latest news from Minneapolis.