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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13
A BURGLAR WITH BRAINS.
Police Capture a Notorious criminai-his
Bold Plan to Rob Bank.

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NJ" ""h' &c. po -,
cap'",eu o"e Vi w. mus u- ,; u;s
''ho pu'Siais C y, wv s. :,
,i'''''V - Do -, 800 A., o,,,ntr, rrdar
,'e. ''' n a., ',,or n,nay ~ no,roc,.d
''a,, ~" ~ So. IL, 49,, ,,;r,,,
WIN ''',o"s ''i''e' ~ Wv pa" ;,a,.
!eh'' ~ 20 n"'' u - -
"i's anu "' nae '"'i ne ''.a '' ~ oO
''' ~ ni' -. ~ a.,,o.,hI,. Na,r
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oines ~ ~ - 49," w',a, 49, H.
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''"i"ei'u ''e"i' ~ 49, ,t H..
coh'ic'e" a,'', sei''e"ee" 70 pe """T ". s',,
On ne" 'l'a ia, ""' "o,iui'''' "" ns
Oh lo''' uii'io'e P'"n''e' e''hV ~
'iiia'h!' winch n'',i ny oe,i '"Vny, "11
nave iiane NM ftn ioi my 49,
10 Tue Ne" orh ,ou',,y o'nh' '' r'sn"'
avenue an" r"ui'ee"'" S'iee'
rant happehen 10 DC Ior saie' "'i,,'oie
hIsco'ered '''a' 'ne ee,iar hoo' was nue"
WIN inc granite iouhidtio'' u we JAIN
vaults an" ne pa'a S'oo" lor .he Ies'au-
rant ana started IN business WIN naphih
IN one mana. a Jimmy III ,ne o'her' near
~ S2,"o more "er" invested III preparations
10 ron me pahk' an" si,'th steam engine
tor drilling was sihuggieh mo the ceiiaf OF
the eating house. men thc waits OF lhe
two houses were preached until the vaults
foundation was bared ana "ork begun on
them.
The piottcrs dih not act cautiously enough
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13
NEWS NUGGETS.
Bropvh, by the Wires from the North, last
West and South.

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The resignation of Smith y Whitehead
rs first postmaster general Was "Wednesday
! accepted by lostmastcr-trncral Wanhmak-
cr.
! Hon. John Fsrr died in his char at the
/ National Bank AT Iitiletnn. y. H. Wednes-
ia, of heart failure. lie was - wears
oh
/ N,l.o.r WIN il il. alleged. killed the
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' "o,''''' -, a, ,,iasco,, Tuesday
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13
Maine Fruit for the Worlds Fair.

EitorS ri the heHHebec .foufnd:
Alta recent meeting of the executive COM
mittcc of this society, the conclusion was
reached that Maine fruit growers expected
the society to make an exhibition of fruit
at the Worlds Fair in Chicago next year.
The executive committee of the Maine
board of managers was present, and after
discussing the situation contract was en-
agree to collect, preserve and arrange an
exhibition of Maine fruit and their products
for tire Worlds Fair.
The executive committee immediately
placed the matter III the charge of Messrs.
il W Brown and A. T.. Andrews who have
already entered upon their duties and are
collecting the fruit. The early fruit viii
he placed in preserving fluid, and the
winter varieties will be put in cold storage
and kept there until needed for the exhhi-
ton. Mcssrs. +. II. FasSctt 4 Son, well
known Maine architects. are preparing an
architectural design with specifications for
the i~pIay. which will consist of Name
fruits and their products. Mr., Brown will
visit Chicago during the dedication exercises
and perfect arrangements for the storage OF
fruits and other matters connected with the
exhibition of fruits.
Many fruit growers have urged the
executive committee to undertake tins
work IN the interests of Maine fruit culture,
and with assurances from fruit growers that
they would cheorfully aid in this enterprise
the work * undertaken. The time is short
and many Of the early fruits are gone and
others soon will be. Immediate acton Is
therefore necessary. All fruit growers in
4
Maine are urged TO take part III tins work
and in making mp the collection. With tins
in view You are requested to inform Mr.. \.
T.. Andrews. Gardner Me, of what yar
cites YOU can and will send suitable spcci-
mems for exhibition purposes. As soon as
these specimens can be got ready, please
wrap each one carefully in soft newspaper
and pack - rs not TO he bruised in carry
ing. and send by express to Mr.. Andrews
rs per tag incloscd. The express charges
will hc paid from the funds at the disposal
of the committee.
Select perfect specimens handle carefully
keep the stems whole. preference beng
for the best rolored fruit Then carefully
pack iu boxes or barrels aud forward To
Mr.. Andrews. The committee alsn desire
specimens of pears. cranbrrries and other
fruits, and will also he glad of ans Informal
ton that will aid them in their work.
The names of tho-e who contribute fruit
will be- announced in due titae. Maine
fruits werr never more beautiful than this
wear and 1t Is believed our committee will
b., able 10 make their >ur.IIaiiye excellence
AMI beauty the most attractive feature of
the Maine exhibition at the Worlds Fair
next year Prompt replies are requested
For further particulars address II. w.
Brown. anil \. T.. Andrews Gardiner,
Maine.
Very respectfully.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
GEN. n,l1s. DEPARTMENT.


II, .u,xtsf,ss INT i2-tfen. Miles,
commanding the Department Of the MIS-
-auri. has admitted hi> animal report 10
the War Department. The Inspection re-
ports fruiE different posts, Gen. Miles
states. shoe that the troops are IN goo'l
Stat. of aiseiti.ap uri siisei~nes- tue
bun,frsd ami titirts ave e-say. on profes-
SIGNAL subjects srre resi- isy osfcers aurips
the wear. -. fs,4i4a disturbances have
occurred sufficient, serious to call for tue
intervention OF troops ten. Miles states
that OF, Nav Sd ia-, the commanding aiheei
at Fort R.ns reported the existence OF sFr1.
ou. dissatisfaction among the Cheyenne ana
.lraphoe Indians. owing 10 the rsdietlnt
for -.,-esiles, attorneys fees of so On
from the moneys dne those lflian. IN pay
inent for that part Of their reservation
Opened 10 settlement. With view u
learning the grounds for the discomfort
Gen. Miles directed an Investigation to bs
made bv Capt Le.. OF the Ninth Infantry
" no submitted Il long report on the subject
in which he SAYS the final payment of the
money was tainted with misrepresentation,
frapl sud deceit, and Is an outrage upor
the faiiaHs uHdrr their agreement.
Gen. Miles earnestly reness the recon-
uiendatiun made ia his last annual report
Of $500 600 for the mobilization of lpGs
regulars aud $1,000 state troops al tht
Worlds Fair. which he think, can be-rasl'
" dom. unller reasonable rates unade with
the railroad companies He urs,- that the
appropriation should h'. Hale 81 that young
officer, who have never participated IN or
witnessed the movement, of large bodies
of troops may have the benefits FROM
the proposed mobilization. t,cn. Miles
furtIer urge sa 1tew Of tIio greai
imp9rttn'r nf the proposed eneampment.
THAI = 300. 800 stouil De appropriated fol
transportation. camp expenses equipments
and other rxp*Hsrs connected with the en
calIpnriit ten. Alir> touches in brief
tpon the confiers on bics cles ia III" arm,
and TIN. experiment made IN carving mes
sag, from Chicago To New York, Which
experiment, he SAYS proved Conclnslyel,
that the tcy Gle will in the future prove Il
be uiast valuable auxiliary 10 military Up.
Grafton, not only for courier service. hni
alsp for rno'i. Largo bodics of Ineu rani li!l
aver the ,ouutrN
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LABOR AGAINST THE GUARD.
New York Miliiiamcn Withdrawing At the
Behcst Of the Trades Unions.

NEw YORK, Oct. l2.-Priyate George II
Young of X Company, 47th Infantry
trooklyn. who for IL years has been q
milltiaman, has decided to withdraw from
the National Guard. his reason being thai
as Trades t-nionists he cannot do mill.
tary duty against his fellow workmeB, a,
in the case of the recent Buffalo strikes.
Capt. Hart of Young- company, said
the latter had told him workingmen had
asked him to Withdraw from the regiment
and that he would not be surprised to hear
of an organized labor movement against
the National Guard.
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COLUMBUS DUST FOR SALE.
San Domingo Offers II to the United States
for 100000

WAsuISGroS, oct. i2.-Due of the
World. Fair commissioners has learned at
the State Department that the remains of
of Christopher Columbus were offered to
the tnited States as security for loan of
800 900 at & per cent. interest by President
Ulysses Hrnreaux of San Domingo.
Although the proposition was that the re-
mains should be taken in security for the
loan, it is believed that this was merely q
delicate way of proposing an absolute sale.
The proposition was rejected, as the de-
partmcnt has no right to purchase any
ROLES
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SUPE RiOR COURT.
September Term-Hon. 0. G. Nail Presiding

W. :. CuoArr, Clerk.
l.. +. CARLETON, County Attorney.
T., f. SrtFnESs. Sheriff
+. \, SMALL. Stenographer.
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League Standing.


| Washington
| Philadelphia, = v
| Hus-Washiugt"n, Ii. Philadelphia, r. Errors
| Washington. 4 Philadelphia, u baiterles-ihh'
and Mcclure Car,ey and Clements
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION
At Baltimore Accepts Standard Prayer Book
as Common Prayer Book for Church.

BALTIMORE, Oct. Fin the house OF
deputies of the Protestant Episcopal con,
vention today, a number of messages from
the house of bishops was presented to the
chair. The upper house concurred with the
house of deputies in the acceptance of the
standard prayer books rs the common
prayer book of the church.
Message No. II informed the house OF
deputies that the house of bishops has
passeda resolution providing for a joint
meeting tomorrow morning at / and was
concurred in.
The House of Bishops considered the
canons and ordinations. Canon | wa,
blotted out as being unnecessary because
the historic ministry rs also the PRAYER book
and constitution make no ministry possible
i'll this church. Canon was amended and
passed. The house adopted the order OF
services for Columbus day and ordered il
printed for distribution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13
ARIZONA INDIANS.
Gen. McCook Reports on Their Condition
Changes Recommended for Their Good.

WAsutSGroS. Oct. i2.-The annual re.
port Of Brig Gen. A. McD. McCook. com.
manding the department of Arizona, ha.
been received by the war department. Gen
McCook dwells at length upon the Indian
dcpradstions in his department. particularly
on the conduct of .'Ihe Kid. the San Car.
los Apache Indian and refugee from civil
authorities.
This Indian killed many person. during
May and June last, and several scouting
expeditions sent to capture him failed. The
conditions surrounding the Navajo Indian
reservation, the report says. is constan,
source of anxiety to the Indian bureau, the
army and civil authorities of Arizona and
New Mexico. There are 1880 indians li,-
ing beyond the limits of the reservation.
They have been living upon unsnrvcyetl
lands for generations and claim these loca-
tons as their home They know nothing
Of land laws and il is bard TO make them
understand that they are trespassinc out
side the reservation. They claim their pco-
pie we're in full possession of the Ian,ls he
fore there was any white man in thi. coun-
try and they should have the same rights in
the unsurveye'i public lands as the white.
men.
The white men deny this, claiming that,
the unsarycyed lands are in spirit and fact
for their use only, and the Indian, having
large tracts of land set aside for occupation,
should be driven back upon them aud conn
PEELED to stay there.
Gen. Mctook suggests that TO assist this
people, the reservation he divided into dis
triets and an army officer be sent into each
Of these districts to make examinations
with view to establishing system of irri-
CATION and developing supply of water by
artesian wells, etc.
Gen. McCoek suggests the above plan IL
the interest of peace. as "a conflict with these
Indians, who are in great numbers and well
armed, wouhl he very serious business.
Tie further suggests the elimination from
the civil and military the administration Of
the affairs of this tribe. With the excrp-
ton of the exploits of .-ki,l, the renegade,
the Indians in the department are quiet.
j postofsiee has been established at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13
A GOOD ''Ap.''
Perry Davis Pain Killer Factory Had
$4,000 Blaze Wednesday.

pRo,IpEN,E, X. L., Oct. Fire this
afternoon ut Perry Davis \ sons manu-
factory DESTROYED about 500 gallons of Pain
Killer. the upper storage house and roof,
and together with water damage. The loss
will be about Slo,oUn.
An employee was engaged IN pumping
alcohol into a large tank containing the
pain Killer" when some matches became
isnted in his pocket and set the spirit
atlame. The man had narrow escape
from being severely burned, as did eight
girls engaged in the packing department be-
meath.
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Railroad and Steamboats,,
MAINE CENTRAL RAuR0In
Arrangement Of Trains ia Effect Oct. :. -,

GOING; WEST-6.s5 A. NJ. for l.~.~
rariningtar. Hockisnd. Portland, Bosfas -
Montreal. 40 A. ". for Hslloweii - y.
diner and south Gardner, io.io Az ~
l'ortlan, an.i Boston, eounecting for White No.
tam Posnis aud tllebec, $50 L. u. for iIaio,sn'
Gardner and south Garsisncr, 10 and Sts y \,
iar Brunswick, Haih, Portland. Boston: so ;
N. for Ha'lowel. Gardiner and South t:srdi,-,..
ti.oo L. NJ. (uight fall,nsnl every night 70, IL.
,ssar, tssii,. Hoeshsns,, fortlsad and n,s,cn
GOlNG EAST-s.lu 4. NJ, (nighi express, q.
skou hersM, i;ciga>t, Bangor. Ear uarbo, \.
stephen. ii. lohn aud Aroostook COUNTY 81 y
A N. .ar Wa,erviilc, and ssowhesan a.
,sF wstenilc. connecting at wa,sr,i,s
with Lon T. N. tram fnr lewiston
5,is l.. VI. for wascr,ile. Usklss%
North Anson, Hngham Skewhesan, Belfs~
lpser foxerif;, Bangor Bar iiareor, 81 Stspbsr
81, Jeha and Aroo>took County; VI. "A N ~
days ans fer Wa,rnillc aad bangor
The Nigh islimau fsa,ps going ,,,st at 40 A
", going west vt li.c0 ~ NJ, run each wa, rx,s.
night, SUNDAY Included, conn, citing for I~w,s,as
| and kccsland, hut not TO Ssowhegsn on NonSs.
| mornings or 10 belfast. neNivr, or tcyond Rsn.
| ccr, On sunday mornings.
The day trains golag WEST Vt iele 4
NJ, aud h.ast ut AS L, NJ. run daily Sun.l.v L.
! einded. between Bos,on, Lewiston. Bath, Rsnse,
RECONSIDERATION TRAIN 70, A.r.,.
| leaves South Gardiner, as A. NJ.
| and ass L. NJ, Gardiner, 6SS A. NJ ~
and AS 7. NJ; nsiiowell, 90 A, NJ, i,S ~
4.5o 4. NJ -s'
| 9lhrough tickets TO California and All ,o,.,.
1 South aud West may be had OF H. II. Mar.
| ticket agent. Augusta. the only office in Ausr.,
selling Via all routes and checking baggage ~ a.
1 expense.
| PAYSoN TUCKER, Vice Pres. \ Geu'l Ns.s...
+. T.. BOorHBY. Gen'l Pass. and Ticket An
| Portland, oct. ., lsa2.
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victor Ma,,one's Great Quarter

I.sxI>"FoS, Ny. ttct. la.-The s-sS
;rot. purse sieo. Sea t'irt wen; hes, time,
AIS. The free-for-aii tros. purse $1,000.
RsIan,l wen; best time. s.l2 81.
The a.;l5 trotting, purse St0o, {unfin-
islledl. Prince iIersehel took two heats and
Pearl Mctsregor one. Best time, s..2
victor Mazzone. fealed May ., lsai, went
an exhibition quarter in 81 81.
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THE BIG FOUR STRIKE
Seems 10 be Certainty Yardmen at Col.
umbus Paid OF and Discharged.

CoLrnHus, Ohio, Oct. l2.-Thc prelimin-
AIRY skirmish in the Big Four yardmen strike
took place this afternoon. This morning
Superintendent Higgins posted notice
that all employees who did not resume work
at / T. NJ. would be discharged and wages
due paid. They were also notified TO keep
OFF the property of the company.
Not striker responded at the hour
named and they were all discharged. Four
engines were sent ont from the round
house There was no interference further
than loud talk on the part of the strikers,
except on the part of two strikers who
mounted the cab of one of the engines and
were arrested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13

The ingredients of which Dr. Bulls
Cough syrup is compounded are chiefly re-
lied on by skillfnl medical men as most
ettcaeious for the cure of all affections of
the throat. chest and lungs. They are the
best TO he found in the laboratory of the
chemist AMI hence this famous cough cure
has always maintained a uniform standard
of excellence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13

OF Hoods Sarsaparilla is always within tic
bounds of reason because it is true; it al
ways appeals to the sober, common sense
of thinking people because it is true; and il
is always fully substaniatcd by endorse
ments which, in the financial world wouid
he accepted without moments hesitation
For general family cathartic We con
tidently recommend Hoods Pills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13

.c.storia is the best remedy for children OF
which am acquainted. hope the DAY Is no,
far distant when mothers will consider the reai
iuteres, of their children. and use Castoria In
stead Of the various quack nostruras which are
DESTROYING their loved ones, by forcing opium.
morphine. soothing syrup and otner hur ,
agents down their throats, thereby senoins
them to premature graves.
DE-. J. 7. KINCHELoE,
Conway, Ark
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13

Bert Locke, the popular mail carrier. is
receiving congratulations this morning on
the birth of . line uine pound hoy. The
young.tcr arrived soon after midnight this
morning., and Eert declares it Is Il good
IN" Mother and son are doing nicely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13

Miss liH<ic pti, has resigned As teacher
Of drawing IN the public schOol-. During
the short time that she has taught IN that
capacity Mis- ul- created a
,rry Favorable impression among both
teachers nnd pupils and they receive her
resignation With much regret
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13

The iirst .oeisi anil reception Of the sea-
son for young meu vii be gwen at tue
fs.,n,s 81 the Young Mems Christian Asso-
eiaiiOn tbs evening at eizid oeioek- A
novel entertainment las been arranged.
There is 10 b. naii driving contest be-
tAp.n ten yoRng luiie-. vocal and instru-
mental nasit and refreshments. Men are
e,r,lihis invited.
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~ c.,..,. Company, n Murray Street, Nov York City.
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CHICAGO, Oct II.
ILoui;~e,.y, uoininally 10 IL Is lower than last
week
WHEAT lo-td higher -.---------------No.
= spring, 7.'an-, 80. : red. .3sa-
Com quiet. No, =. III.
bAfs-Iutet, - no :, 2Hta-; - -
white, ss7a-. Ne, white, 9ia.
EYE--ap J, irs,--,
BsHLEY-no , 6oaf:; No. b fob, Ala 81; No 4
do 'E,aio
FLAME I. lalialoii.
Pork-highrt. nt'~s PORK, slI-50ali.,5.
LARD steady ss.,s,a.
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tprtanment oct. II, are To issue paper as
an aIsrrtisemrn and are soliciting adyer-
t>cmrnts yesterday One thousand viii
be printed to he out Wednesday next. The
business men are responding literally,
nearly half the space being already taken.
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LospoS, Oct. fa.--Bark Madeira CBr.l
Cumming. from Tacoma, Feb. II. for
Queenstown. and bark Semper Speer
Dutch. Ciepenbroek. from New York.
March "a. for Anjer, were posted at Lloyis
a. missing.
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The clectri. railroad hal ere" of men
moving their track to the side of the road
Ut Mtihkcu', crossing yesterday l.oudon
Hin p.opl, n0N hope that the city will
build the. sidewalk which was destroyed
hen the road Wa straightcucd.
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st. Louis, Z" y =,
Louisville, o " u Ill
Hist. Louis, .. Louisville, j. Errors II
Louis, j: Louisville, >. Batieries-ltawity anu
Buckley; Briggs, Sanders aud Merritt.
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Eastern Steamboat Co.'S Daily Mail Lin
RATA ANN RnnThRAV


FNtt. ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING MONDAY,
SErrEMnEH ~. i>':.
Mail liout leaves Eonthhay HARDER for Bath.
daily, sundays excepted, ut 80 4. NJ. Leaves
Rath for Roothhuy Harder. 3.1i 4. VI,
Lands daily M Mouse Island Southport, Riggs
Vile, Wrstport .iuuet. aud Westpori. At West
southport aud Five Islands on Monday, Wednes
day and Friday; at Sawycr's Island, Tuesday
Thursday and saturday.
Special Boat leaves hath TUESDAYS, Thursdays
aud Saturdays at SO 4. leaves Boolhbay
iiarbor for Bath, Tuesdays, Thursdays aud saiar.
DAYS at l.. NJ; binding (on signal, each way,
at Westpori, Wesiport .lune,,, Rigssyile, sawyer,
Island Isle of springs, southport Monse, Capitol
and Squirrel Islands; landing al ocenn Point
Tuesdays aud Saturdays. Special boat connect.
ut Bath with 400 l.. VI. tram for Portland, and
with Boston steamer leaving Bath Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday evenings. TWesdays,
Thursdays q Saturdays are the hownd
Trip bays from hath Z" no"'hh"y.
n. W. SWANToN, Treas, Bath, Me-.
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The llallowell Granitc Company are
painting their tenrihcnis at the quarry both
in-idc and outside. The work Is being
done ms John +. llutchingson IN a very
neat lnd v 1rk mauli<e manner.
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Castoria.

"CastcriA Is so we'll adapted to children that
i recommend ii as superior oany prescription
known to me-"
II. A. ARCHER, II. D.,
III So. Oxford ST., Brooklyn, N. Y.
"our physicians in the children's depart
ment have spoken highly Of their expert
ence in their outside practice with Castoria
and although we only have among our
medical supplies what is known as reguiat
products, yet we arc FREQ to confess that the
merits Of Castoria has won US to look with
favor upon it,"
UNITED HospirAL AND DispESsARy,
Boston. Mass
ALLEN c. SMITH, Pres,
urray Street, Nov York City.
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rnL pn,NrAsNA M,riSlE

Don't forget the chlldren'S operctta,
Queen of the Iassies, at Meonfan Hall, this
Thursday evening, for the benefit of the
youue wompn's reading room See al.
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HALLOWELL.

Samuel t.lahier went to Boston yesterday
On 4 business trip.
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August Lagner, Suspected Murderer Of Miss
Mary Emerson. Arrested.

Bo,rox, Oct. l2.-August Lagner, a
German farm hand who, it is alleged. muir
dered Miss Mary Emerson, in Dedham,
June 2, 1891, was today arrested in New
York.
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& Seterai arrests were made Yesterday
toe inehrtated Individual "a. captured and
barrel of 'sr.itcr' with him. Both bow
rep1-e ln'the lookup awaiting Judge Lara
ber's 5attou
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13
RANDOLPH.

Mr.. CYRUS Osborne of Richmond is visit
ing Mrs W. II Pcssicc on undertook
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13

+ W. f4a-h iias soIsi one Vi his nne cot
ssges Oh Capitol isIaa.l 10 Mr.. r. " Small
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-10-13

Ar. Fred Ames will entertain The Haem-
Der. of the Epworth League at bis honse on
Summer street Friday evening Every
member II the hague should b. sure and
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