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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-16


ages he said he was nower,s,. l.. !,
premises and the boys were discS ~ M
TEACHERS MONTHLY TNsTTTIITr
The teachers will meet in ,.,.,,,., - .
N. w. ~ AZ ~ a.
PROGRAM:
Roll call-Secrctary.
Neapiug minutes Of last meetinv-so.
.,s SSglssm SIEVE grade pupils, Mr.. wor.
Paper-"Cultiyate speclaltvr-p-o,
essor Randol. FS'''iV roi-
instrumental music Selected-NIisses
Dnggett and Gollup. 'ii17es
Pupils Professor Lilies N''ins
Vocal solo-Selectod- Miss Ci,v
an address-"rhe Secret Of fmnrovo
ment in Education DR.. Georgee :
Garfison, state university.
The mayor, city council md sebooi
bonfu, the parents. pupils. friends Of edn.
canon are cordially invited to these meri.
InHs Inc object Is TO make them enter.
tulhlng, interesting and profitable 10 all
A WHOLESALE GROCERY HOUSE
The Joe Brown building on Ara,n
street, corner of Front street. has been
leased for u term Of years by Weste rn
Urn OF wholesale grocsrs, and soon.
very soon, on most extensive scale n
new wholesale grocery house will begin
business In Fort Worth
rms move Is the determination
reached after patient and thorouah in
Yesugntion. Of the wants aud denlanJs
CT the various cities Of Texas. and tLe
selection OF this city by Il irni. that by
no stretch or Imagination could be ac-
elused OF any partisan feeling for Fort
Nortn, argues that the advantages OF
inns clty, properly presented, favorablv
impress tile intending investor and II.
Gator IN Texas. Score one more for
Fort Worth.
WITH THE CATHOLIC RITUAL.
Yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock at
the Romnn Catholic church. Jcre Iehnne
and Miss Annie Reilly were married
Win the impressive Catholic ritual.
rather Gnyot conducting the ceremony.
Only few of the more intimate friends
were present and the immediate at
tendants We're John Z. Capera and Mrs.
Reilly, the mother Of the bride.
After the ceremony the bridal pair
We're driven % the residence of the
brides mother on Snmuela avenue,
where they win be at home to their
friends and Jere viii be at his desk at
Casey q Swaseys, where his friends
can congratulate him.
THE DAGGETrs NEW ENGINEER.
Last night at a called meeting of the
y. Nj. Daggctt Engine company, No. 3,
the resignation Of Charles Schanewerk,
rs engineer Of the Daggetts, was re-
ceive1 aud accepted. Monroe jackson,
Ben Mccullough and William H. Erwin
were elected TO membership and duly in-
tinted after the solemn ritual Of the
D0ggetts. Last night the vicar OF Bray
played his part to perfection though he
broke down when Ben Mccullough, at
tired In ceremonial toga, was brought
into the room. After the initiation
Monroe jackson was elected engineer
Of the company, and the meeting nd
journed,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1892-12-16
| ~ nrEpryNG EVENT.

Rsn ri AZ K a tianlskhrcd fra company
~ Ni2 az ihai cnapig is Dlggatt No.
rs melalerAin d one Of the largest
81 eonpsuain the city. and they
| XII 81 Ay bare Bremen and have an
u w npn tor eXtinguishing the
0 pa lefssaIn, but In their busi-
| ,mkNI ai'ifens they are progressive
| kttt W u nieiilgs always full of inter
'laihadlng the bad weather
Ilps uiN an few, who, had they
W. Y aeierting the mo. 81 meet
|ssua I. y would have hesitated to
Il W,ATR through the earthly chow
slkSti 4 or county TO be present
.. ,-' n - ne important ceremonies
'-.e''''' ~ p lhe Daggett company.
''"-'', wv d initiation has been
- ~ and last night three men
n.,r.v .l according to their newly
fillH W aN, The applicants We're
II, l' Monroe Jackson and
X Zen Mccullough was first
M We ante-roOm and solemn
iiisi tll The hall by attendants,
o. - ,Slpaay's band, composed of
s'l =" bass drum; John Ruifner,
Nl Chief Boil. bass horu,
ac-.. 'seet and attractive music.
|.'4rs rs ali acquainted with the
sf---r Of all these gentlemen.
'"'''' 4 sssalidate was halted before
81, aI the jaciass Of the COM
,.... ~eulned a prominent place
su' by the aid of assistants
|Bih,u XVI mounted the noble brute,
b. ha III ii-slAae was taken around the
Ne band played Annie Room
Wy amounting, Pete Bell In o
manner perched his feet
lhd the candidate was intro
becoming style, and when
A ~ vas removed from the can
AlM ne little jackass only smiled
uM lie candidate was then
Y down and then up the
M w rep 'rter peoped through
! Dn = Of an upper window and saw
~ as 80 big he couldn't ride
" me boys had the jack
I TulNf y Is reported this morning
lluMssn ben is In bed he viii be
XIV days. Monroe was heard
Il le on his ride, give me Il
!. 6iRI .ael Please while Billie's
H IN 'ne damaged as result Of
| Il q smile he took during his
ia w. After the meeting Mon
=, aewly elected engineer, via
fsA resigned, opened n key
* ~ and the boys enjoyed II,
.srf afterwards took them to the
hi ~ p, m, they were all
| iot III 1n Browns Body
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

What promises 10 he an important slli
tion to American periodical literature, and
an almost Indispensable companion TO every
Intelligent politician, is the Republican
magazine designed to promulssate and
perpetuste Republican principles, thu first
number Of which has just appeared. 1t has
not the literary flavor of the Wing and
Democratic reviews way back in the for
ties, because the great number of monthly
literary magazines have taken their place
Still il is not wanting in articles that are
interesting from literary and economic
standpoint, and it has among its con,ribu-
tors several able writers. The num-
Der contains portraits of T. Jefferson
Coolidge, the new United States
States minister to France, anil of Hon u,
Russell Brown. governor of Rhode Island
Among the readable articles in this firsi
issue are: The Spirit and Genius of Re.
pahiicsnism Newspaper and Special Jour
nslism; Americanism; Republican Women
An Educational Campaign, and Republicans
ism.We shall await the monthly issues viii
interest and the completed volumes viii
form valuable set for referance. Edite,
by Francis B. d. Curtis, and published a
ITO Fifth Avenue. New York $500 Pc
year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

Democratic papers are complaining he
cause there is nothing ia Minneapolis plat
form about the effect of the tariff ou wages
in that document about such matter 4
is a s.lf-eN tient proposition that whatever
condures TO the prosperity of the manufac,
cmploye, a condition that the labor union.
of the country are taking care 10 see Ar,
complied with. Labor is growing intelligent
and demanding its own.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17
/ Republican State Convention
Will b. HID IN
CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
Tuesday, juno n, 1892,
At II O'CLOCK A. ~,

for the parpe-s u nominating candidate '"r
fssesrsor, 10 he ssPpsftsd Of the ssptrhe~r ~i'e-
tlon aad noiaihs,ihs eapfidatFs for electors NJ
asse for President and Vice Frrsiisnt To b. ssp
ported II The November srctl0n. and irsbsastiH2
any other baslsr-s that may pFOp-flJ e9H~ b"'ofF
IT.
The ba-i, u representation will be- ~ follow.
Each CITY, Town and Plantation VII b- "ntitl"ti
to or tissyate. s4d Tor zach seventy hse votes
east Tor the E~tatiieaB eBaisiatE for bostTnns in
is-s az sstsi,oaaI aelssats, aBa iof ifsstioB Of
iory got.s In Of seventy hyT votes, Al ADJ
tiopsi dsi.ssts.
yarsIeiss la The obligation % any CITY, Town
or PiaasiiaH DHiy be FLIED BY rssisisats " the
county IN which the vacancy exists
The state IoaHiitise Will BE- ia session Ia IN. r.
esp,lsD room u the Hail At nine Oelock on the
Iaornipg Of the Convention, foF the ppypose of r.
estving the crssie nfiais Of fssgai.s D-lsga;rs.
Ia order 20 h. eligible 10 participate Ia the t"HSrn
tip fsasi b. erected -bs-utgt to the dale of the
cali for this Convention
All electors Of Maibr. without regard 10 past p0
Itffsi diHsfeHers who are Ia favor of maintaining
"a Protective Tariff who b..ve in the Republican
policy u Reciprocity In protecting the iIiiosries
aad The agricultural products Of ti,- state. Ia
rIesstins and diRnifylag human labor, by sr
Curing to III. labusrF his Jn-t reward. IN a
sound aud honest currency in ffs. popular eiiaca
tiop, la securing political pa@er To every citizen
in tis promotion Of the cause of Temperance IA
lust aud equal taxation In all measures for the
Encouragement 81 American ship building, and IN
an economical aud efficient administrations Of state
patiieans la the .sIecti11 of delegates to tins eon
srufiou.
p.r order Republican stat. Dsfnittrr
j. u AANIkf. Chairman.
) D.. SoIIffaRp SECRETARY.
Augusta, Maine May Ii, lsst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17
Republican Caucus

The Republicans of Augusta are bpr.h..
notified Ia meet in caucus on FRIDAY .x.,.
ing, June 18th, for the parpose of ,,hoos,n.,
u delegates and Il altcrnates To s,,enj ,,'
Ihln Congressional District Cony,n,;n.
To be held al Wateryale, Wednesia, mi
6th. W"
lnasmach as there is no hall ar ,l...
large enough in the city To sccomn,aJs,.
the attendance that will yrohahl, b., nr..sa,,,
at the caucus, the follow ing arrangement
have been made IN oricr 10 give eyen
citizen who is entitlei 10 participate in The
canrus, an opportunity 10 do 81 1t lea,,
possible ineonveniencc 10 himself.
The Republicans Of Wand will nee, =,
Meonian hail. The Republicans of Wan,
?, At tn" court house. The Republican, at
of Naris ), 4, j, 4 and I, u, their resn.r,
tive ward rooms,
The several meetings will b. call,l =,
order promptly at $ o'clock, Ever, ,i,i,aa
who is a qualified and legal voter in Au,rs,s
and who voted, Al the last time h, Tn,.~I
the Republican ticket, is eligible Ia MAJ,
ncipate in the caucus. The follow ny wen
tiemen will preside at the several polling
places Wand |, chairman, who is In i.
chairman of the caucus, ]. Manph,s,.,
Haynes; Secretaries, II, q, Staples and
l.. b. Hill. Ward ?. Chairman, II. N
Heath. Secretaries L. q. Nickerv and
$. Bangs, Ward ;. Chairman, FL. Rob,r,,
Secretaries, Jas, ID. Kingsley and DIR. ID p
LeChr. Ward 1, Chairman, Asa n
| Townsend; Secretaries, Columbus Co,,,,
and j. W, Harlow. Ward i, Chairman
Samuel W. Lane; Secretaries. A N
Brooks and Smith y, Randall. Wand a
Chairman, +. W. Warehouse; Secrctari.,
| W. IL. Williams and A. W. Foster. W,,,
| !, Chairman, ID. b. Savage; Secretaries
Jas. \, Jones and J. NJ Cross.
! When the polls at the several wards Ara
closed, the votes shall he counted and In,
number cast for each list of delegates r'
turned 10 the Hon. j. Manchester HAYNES
at Meonlan Hall, and he shall declare IN,
entire vote of the city and he and the sce,
retaries, IL. &, Staples and l.. d lin
shall issue the credentials to the delegate,
and alternates who receive the majority at
votes IN the entire city. The chairman and
secretaries At each polling place shall he
the sole Judges of the qualifications of ,iu.
zcns claiming the right to vote
H. &, STAPLES,
L. q. NicKERN,
j. k,x.s,r, Republican
A, W. BRooks, MY
W. II. WILLIAMS, ''''''''ee'
jams A. JOINS,
Attest W. II, WILLIAMS, Chairman.
A. W. BRooks Secretary.
Augusta. Maine. june lith lS99
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

The English people in their nid-snmmer
elections will settle the Irish question with,
out reference TO American opinion. The
American people in their fall elections
their own interests AMI without regari for
the wishes and necessities of English man
ufacturers Each nation understands where
It's own interests lie. Americans are not
going 10 the rescue of foreign nannfact.
urers at the expense of home industries by
which employment is provided for swsrms
of Europeans who have taken refuge among
thcm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17
SAFE. uuirk aud Effective.

The valuable curative properties of All
cocks Porous lasters are due Ia the en-
ployncnt of the highest medical and rhrmi-
cal skill. They are purely vegetable, and
in ingredients and method have never been
tquallcd safe, quick and effective in their
action they do not burn or blister, but
suothe and relieve while curing, and can be-
worn without causing pain or Inconvenience.
DO not be- deceived by Misrepresentation.
All other so-called Porous Plastcrs are imi-
tntions male 10 sell on the reputation of
Allcock's.
Ask for Allcocks and let no solicitation
or explanation induce You 10 accept sub
stitutr iuncl 3"od&wfo lrp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17
Guarantee with Every q Bottles.
Need lust Such Candidates.


Governor Burleigb opponents down in
the Third District appear 10 he getting dis
couraged. They frankly admit that the
Governor is the hardest fighter they ever
ran up against anl that he has an astonlsh-
ing popularity with the pcopir. They ought
to feel resigned to be- beaten by such u man
--onc who Nm bring great strength to the
ticket. W. need Just such candidates tins
tail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

II Senator PETER wants 10 get short
cut to his favorite plan Of establishing hi.
proposed 'Bnrcau of Loans, h. should
make a pro, isisn in his b,ll that all pawn.
brokers now doing business shall he com
missioncd as United States assistant treas
urers. They are among those who take
the greatest interest in furnishing needy
persons with funds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

No notice whatever will be taken OF TN
signed communications. All such will he
put nto the waste basket unread.
Tue JOURNAL CANNOT BE HELD RE.
sroSsIHIE FOR rus PRESERVATION OR
RETURN OF REJECTED COMMUNICATIONS
Address all communications relating To
subscriptions and advertisements Ia Bur
leigh Il fiynt, Publishers. Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17
m NJ ctset t;ses stss,t = $50.

II vii strike candid people - tribe
strange that the evils in the use Of the check
lists at esscuses, which are eonjared mp by
Mr. Heath. have never been discovered in
the cities that have used them. Under the
Old method in Lewiston eaneusss sieyener-
4tssf into ju4f such fare~s ~ were some III
these isebi in this city last spring. II was
s.en that they could not be brought upon
fair basis, and made honestly represenfise
u the Republican sentiment in the city e.
eeH by the as~ Of the cheek lists. The
iisss serr therefore adopted. and under
them ths eaaesses have been 40 fair and
above board that no K.pabsieaa voter thefe
~sad think II advocating a return 20 the
oil usetilssis- We refer Mr.. il.stii TO
hsbe.i el-eH here In this issue, By which
he will SIRE that the sans satisfactory
results have followed the ase Of the check
lists in that city. We b~lisse firmly, shat
the experience Of Republicans IN these aa'i
otisr citi-. has faliy demonstrated, that
this II III. only tFae ansi the 0Bis sasce-sfnl
NAy VI "''i-iihs 'A' "' '''.
viii aot decay thst thr aye Of
the lists will prevent per.on- not
s"'rH' H'o'h pA''H 'p1'"s
'"' sN''e"'ss' ne N''' NV ''"' ''-'
Va" ''e M A"'''" UNI :" " -
two desirable results are, in them.riYes,
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17
When Baby was sick. we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Csstoria


The American people are rapidly becom-
ing race Of nervous wrecks, aud the fol
lowing suggests the best remedy Alphonso
tempting of Butler, Pa, >wears that when
his son was speechless from St Nitus dance
br. Miles great Restorative Ncryine cured
him. Mrs. j. Il. Miller of Valparaiso and
J. ID Taylor of I.ogunsport, Ind. each
gained 2o pounds from taking 1t. Mrs. IL.
\. Gardner of Nistula Ind, was cured OF
10 to 81 commissions Il DAY aud much head
ache. dizziness barkachc and nervous pros
tration by one bottle. Trial bottles and
tine book, of marvellous cures free at Bow
itch Webster < Co.'S who recommend aaI
guarantee this unequaicd remedy.
uoy!AlpuINv Nv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

The Hillside Reading Club, Yarmouth. has
| transferred its library from Mrs. Gooding :
house to the yestry of the old Baptist
church the doors OF which will be open
to subscribers hereafter Wednesdays and
SATURDAYS. The club has just received Il
generous donation OF books from Mr.
Springer. former Yarmouth boy. who has
been for soma time connected with pub
fishing house of Boston. Mr.. Springer :
generosity cannot fail to be- appreciated by
the patrons Of the library.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

The sudden change in the attitude of Mr.
| Heath ON the question of the check lists Is
not accounted for by any process of reason
ing or facts advanced IN either of his com
nmalcatious to the l"uK>,L. lie proposes
10 use the check lists in an entirely different
manner from which they have been
used IN any rAuru- in Maine
Having set up this man of straw, he pro
ceeds to knock him down with lusty blow ;
and the appearance of honest Indignation.
Neither Mr.. Heath nor any one else could
fail to win victory in such an enconntcr
He hoes not touch the real question at
issue, and scarcely succeeds in
raising sufficient dust To Oh
scure 1t, The presiding officers. and
clerks. have been designated rs the sole
judges of mans right 10 vote in our eau
ruses, and Mir Hcaths proposition that the
whose name Is not thereon can vote in the
cancuses, has never been contemplated
10 our Knowledge, by anyone
but himself We scarcely believe that he
has had any serious thought that such use
would be made of them. We insist that
they eau be safely and easily used to insure
orderly voting, To prevent repeating, ballot
box stuiiiug and voting by minors aliens
aud non residents. They are So used
IN other cities Nth entire surress
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

If pleasant extra cars will leave Az
gusta, corner Bridge and Water stree'''
also State and Bridge streets. today, June
/ 9Th, to connect with trains over the kenne'
bee Central Il. X. at $50 and II 4. NJ, !?
NJ. and / 2, and ) T. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

The Maine Central will sell ticket. To
Portland to the Republican State Convex
ton next week. They will be- on sale Jun'
10th and 2lst, good until 23d. 4 'pees
train will be- run Tuesday, leaving Bango'
at G, WatervilIc at 80, Augusta at 49,
Gardinet at S.i2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

The new club house and grounds of the
Belfast Rifle, Rod AMI Gun Club are nov
ready for Use, The grounds contain three
acres of level land, in the rear of lower
Congress street overlooking fenobscot bay
The site cannot be surpassed in the city
The club house is fourteen by twenty feet
with broad veranla on the west side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

That New York seller who violated the
Vermont liquor law is still serving out, day
by day, the term imprisonment for = uiG
days To which he is sentenced. IL il slow
work, AMI the governor of Vermont is
appealed To 10 shorten the term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

Bangor Commercial Mr.. ii. VI fn'T''
of Augusta. the we'll knoen orchestra 'eaF
rr and teacher OF dancing has been 10 ba"
gof this week making plans To con'e i''''
next winter AMI locate. Mr. fulirn "s' ~
tending to come to Bangor last WINTER '''
could not make the necessary affans'
naents for suitable hall in which to HUB
his dancing classes During his sia' '''''
this week he has commenced negotlsuo"'
il i. said, With Mr.. T.. E. Nichols TO iN
ni.h large hall in his new block Oh d
change street. The hall II built as 'eP'"
ei will be located in the upper story an' 10
be- conveniently filled and doubtless "'A'
dancing parties will be held in II nri' '%
ter. Mr.. Puleu himself will re'e"s
warm welcome in Bangor and II Is "'f'
nothing will occur ih,s time 10 pFr'rH'
cuniu1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

The kcnnebcc saw mills are greaiF
troubled by shortage of stock aud thrli
proprietors are all hustling for logs, win
slight success The drives are sadly need
ed. The Augusta Lumber Company ha"
crew at work above the Five Milr ISLAND
boom to catch aud raft their iog-. In th'
way they will get logs in advance Of tn
ntbpr MILL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

II is no surprise at all that the English
newspapers have put themselves on record
against President Harrison. Nothing else
was TO have been expected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

DGti4hSh1.> FOR ORDN tNt'E SUPPLIES
/ keuneh.e Arsenal, Augusta. Me- lame II.
is.js.->esif.i Proposals ia fr.p3scAis, viii lie ~,
eeiyed until O'Clock T. ". % VEIN ESDAY,
July II is.s,. for furnishing Rope. Cord, salt,
torn, Feraes- Hsrlwafe. Beii.t.uz Matsiais
Fuel Paints, Oils. foois4 sfe- urt,sg ii- asenl
sfar e,t.iiug june IL. l-f.. Printed iisf- ri -ID
plies needed. with full INSTRUCTIONS. -fpasiions
etc. can be had on application 10 Major joiiN x.
MeblN MIS-, t'ri. Dent, T. : 4, Commanding
innell. h. d s iaiy li.lssl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

The l'ettingill Corner Stars and the
Malta Hills cross bats at 3 o'clock this Aft
rrnoon at the park. The boys mean ba''
ness, and as they are planning for Il series
of games with out of town clubs this game
will probably be lively one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

w. H. Rhoads has rented the building
until recently occupied by Georgc Williams
and will open another second hand store,
running his present one at the same time
Mr.. Rhoads is having the store thoroughly
repainted and fixed over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17
MAINE GOSSIP.

A youngster who reads the JouRxAI
wants To know why the Democrats don't
nominate men for the big offices instead of
their boys. He SAYS We have here Johns
son for Goverunr aud Toms -son for con
gresham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

The new Lewiston city library will be
opened to the public on Mon.iay next. June
aD. Miss Little. the former librarian an
Augusta iads--is to have charge of the
library
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

Miss Grace Savage daughter Of Rev. !
l. Savage of Belfast is meeting with high
success rs writer of bright short stories
which the great Boston publishers are eager
Ia obtain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

The ,Io,HNtL's representative, Mr.. j. NJ
Gross, who has just returned from Il bH''
ness trip to Week. Mil had ples''"
interview with Mr. Dean Estes OF 'ha'
place who is largely engaged in the mana
facture of clothing for Boston pafii''
Mr.. Estes has just returned from Bos'l
and reports his business a. better than
has been before for mans YEAR. All '@
are acquainted with Mr. EsIcs viii be- ga'
To learn of his success.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-17

offrcE OF Gro. y. WOOD,
TREASURER OF Gilbert Cor MY,
kIowA, toLo., July II, 1871. J
c. II Graves 4 Sons, Boston, Mass.
Gents | want to add my testimony to the
efficiency OF your preparation. called ''DE.
WoonnI Ris ANrIuorE,' rs a remedy for
indigestion. ! have been greatly benefited
by using 1t, and As An appetiAing tonic can
freely SAY it is all You recommend il to be.
You are at liberty to refer anyone in tins
vicinity to me. As to its value Us II medicine.
for which YOU recommend it.
Signed Gro. 4. Woop.
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