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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
BURIED, YET ALIVE.
Is. Quinn Buried What She Thought Nor o.
Husbands Body. -,

NEW York, Sept. "A curious case Of 4,
sc Identification has just come to light
I'm the records of the health and charity
Ipartments.
Marcus A. Qninn, tutor in the family |
Warden Mcnamara of the Blackwells
laul s!m.hpuse. disappeared August 7,
ii on August II Mrs. Quinn identified
,'y found in the East River as that Of her
isb,nd. The Identification was made on
b srt ngtb of a photograph, rs the body
" been buried in Potter's field. The wife
" it disinterred and buried in Calvary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
2t5 Trot-Purse $1,000.

It was Just $40 when Mahlon, Early
Bird, Stanley and OTIS Shaw came out TO:
the great 2 5 trottiny race, purse $1,000
,rIy Bird got the most applause, but
Stanley, his great rival. was not forgotten
by th- crowd. Mahlon, driven by Ira
Woodbury., was also warmly received.
f. Kennedy drove oas Shaw, A. j.
Lbhy drove Stanley, and Myrick held the
rcins over Early Bird.
Starter pompilly called the drivers ur
and told them that as there WAS 80 much
{, eliog over the race the rules would be
most strictly enforced. If driver wanted
To- lay up heat he must get permission.
Every man must keep his position and any
dc,istion from the rules would be pun
i.he,I.
Sanlny had the pole, Early Bird next,
aud Nah'on and Otis Shaw outside. They
scor,'. several times and were off. The
III II = was almost rain and it was cold
aud bleak.
After the fourth score down the starter
M al. mention of $50 fine to the horse
,,nnx ahead of the pole.
With the word Stanley jumped to the
front, Etrly Bird and Otis Shaw close be
hi nd. Stanley opened out two lengths al
the half, Early Bird, second. 1t was the
sam. around the back side.
Neither horse broke and it was beauti-
ful race. At the turn Early Bird made a
terrific squirt and came down in great style.
He was too much for Stanley and slowly
crept ahead of him. winning the heat 10
2.Io IA.
ot.. Shaw and Mahlon were having a
rae betseen themselves some five or six
leng,hs behind and made great fight for
t,drd place. Mahlon had been way behind
throu shout the heat but braced in gallant
ryl. The horses finished Early Bird,
S,.ul v. Otis Shaw and Mahlon. Time,
.3il-2, | 90 1-2, | "A IL. 2.l9 IA. The
rae. and finish was cold drizzle and the
ti,o. was remarkable under such adverse
60 ditlons.
slj rRor-prgss $1,000. UNFINISHED.
,rl, Bird, Dr y Drake, Iittsfcld,
>fs9i'v, Pine Tree Stock Farm. Gardiner,
utts shaw q Moses, Bath,
Naiion. VI Pooler son, skowhegan,
Three
Mile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
REcEprt0N elven
10 lussss oi Awasds-mss. Hannah J. Bailey
Of winthrop In Astsataaes-nrs. sai'sys
work.

CHICAGO, Sept. 2,--The members Of the
board of lady managers nov in the city have
given the jurors Of awards q reception at
the Woman's building. II was In all re-
spects successful occasion.
Mrs. Hannah J. Bailey Of Winthrop,
member Of the jury vas present. Mrs.
Bsileys appointment, which vas secured
through the persistent efforts Of the lady
managers Of Maine WAS one eminently fl 10
be made. Her work has been very intelli-
gently performed and has given satisfaction
to ali.
She has already examined I30 exhibits
and reported awards to IS of them. There
has been no criticism on her work and
none of her awards have been questioned
or referred to other judges. Mrs, Palmer,
president Of the board of lady managers
has been absent from the city several weeks
and is taking \ much needed rest.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
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Icy dismounted. The fire was refurnethy
j ,h. ou,l.w. .,.,tod 10, tha;, ho,.a. print
nan D.ito,,. ho,.a 90. Li,i,a y. ,hey d
piiA Da'son n"'so 49, A.'eu "s'anu. JOu
Sheriff Shadley, and As the horse fel
llton got on his feet and from a distancfe 81
200 yards pumped four shots with hi
inchester in rapid succession into tn,
,dy Of Shadley. Arkansas Tom, one
e outlaws, was held at bay in frame no ain.
where he took refuge. -
Messengers were sent to Saltwater for as
,tance, and the sheriff left at once with
'sse for the scene. The outlaw finally
RENDERED.
II is thought that Arkansas Tom 10 the
an who killed Deputy Marshal Speed and
e Simmons boy, and wounded MarshalAV
custom.
He is nov in the Saltwater Jail guarded
posse. There were six in the gang,
'e Of whom escaped. They are being
rsued by posses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

Representative Boutelle is home, having
obtained leave Of XbseBce on GcouDt Of .
painful csrbuncle on his right had, from
which he has suffered severely durius the
recent intensely hot weather In washing.
ton. On Saturday he took the bAndases
from bis hand TO make ons Of the closing
speeches in the silver debate, although suf-
fering much pain. which chcontinued through
the long session Of roll calis
On Monday. resulting In such ex-
bausiion that his physician advised
bis immediate return to Maine 70 fecupes-
stc. Mr.. Bontelle's many fsisnds hops
that the doughty congres-msn will som be
relieved Of bis painful affection. lie IL The
kind of man, ~ho, when he has anything
to say, doesnt allow . carbuneIe. no msttsf
how painful it way be, 70 prevent him from
saying it effectively, - his ringing speech
in Congress bears evidence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
WILL AID TINE PRESIDENT.
8 cretsry lamsnts First Assistant Will MA
Department.

wAsnSGros, Sept. 3.-Sce-'tuy La
mont has decided not to recoDiiirid the ap-
pointment Of the present applicants for the
Office Of assistant secretary o: .nr nov bel
By Gen. Lewis A. Grant. The unusual
care taken in making the seleaion arises
from the fact that the new ass. ,tAht scctc-
tuy will be practically installed as secre-
tary Of war 30 far ss the administration Of
the executive business is concerned and
ill relieve Secretary Lamont ~ ~" on'r-
GUS duty Of trsnsaeting routine businc's
ind give him time to attend To the cohBtl "
,isl. public an political affairs of the Pres
llent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
Believe tho President Mas Cancer.

WAsufsGros, Sept. 2.--The general be-
lief here among the members Of Congress
snd others a, all acquainted With the condi-
tons, is that the recent surgical operation
which President Cleveland underwent was
for the removal Of csncerous growth. II
il thought that DR.. Hasbrouck, the dentist
who removed the teeth 80 that portion Of
the upper jaw which wss affected could be
Gu. away, told all the facts in the case
in hi. recent interview. There 10 great
hope. however, that the operation will ter
inmate the trouble. as frequently happens,
and that the President will continue to en-
Joy the good health which he nov see ms u
passees.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
HORRIBLE SIGHTS.
Terrible Results Of Cyclone on the
Sea Islands.


SAVANNAH, Ssps. She seesies cf ~
loss Of life and propsrty o. he osa lslaAds
are appalling. Cnul ~ wAtsrs have ~
ceded L 10 impossible 70 kAev Tie sxtsne u
the terrible disaster.
The dead are buried - fest - thsy are
found without cofAns o. even bo1ss. Hun.
drsds Of bo,liss hs In ths mud vhsts thsy
are washed up BY the tide and the saztA b
thrown over them or they ass thrown Into
trenches. Il 10 impossibls 10 dig graves.
The stencil from the bodice Of NE deed
and Of the decaying cattle and hogs and he
rank vegetation rosiing under the sun b a.
most unendurabls.
The estimates Of the lost vary. The e.
act number will never BE- known. Thoss
Who have been over part Of the dsvss-
tAtsd section cay that 1900 10 mot too hlRA
an cstiu,ste. The population Of The Island
In black district and in the country svepe
by the storm 10 esumased at $4,000. rhe
proportion Of dead 10 enormous. whole
settlements were swept away and nothing
10 left but the ruins Of the houses and
shantiea.
Only the most meAgre information 10 OBJ
tainAble. One report brought In from IN
outlaying island was that In the radius of
half mile $50 bodice werc found. Whole
familics were drowned together, their
bodies being in hcaps. Similar reports
come from every part Of the devasisAsd
country.
In one place the bodies Of 30 people were
buried torether In one big hole, Thirty
lives were Lost NJ Coffin poInt, and bodies
are floating mn with every tide.
To-day II vas rsportsd that the coroner Of
beaufort county hsd held iuuueets 20 far
over the bodies Of goo dead. nearly al Of
whom are eoiored people.
Al ne.ufort the a.mss. done vss ,uor.
,uons the entire business portion of tho town
i, ~r.ched Eve,v wharf ami va,ehouse
j. SON. Ana ,he .,cch. In ues,lv svsrv saors
Il Ssn,.n.d Th, .,o,n, t,cL ~ r.s,lv
-. go Nil, ~, h..xy ain. ~hick
s.v. ,.,Ssn .,rc. Mar,.y l:.l.J ,r.o sh~
go. al ,,,iusa ,homs ~. "a .Ioi,.,. : n,1h
30 sooSs ' ''''-'
TSs ~.,.,o,... ~ ,h. po,, pov., A
,rnn.,. ,.,,so.I ~.,, .~"r, s~.v -,sh ali
,ha s trs,,h, r,Is ~ ,hs. w.. in them No,hins IA
isf, of the bu;Idiny. hut debris. The court
Snn,. w.. dsm.yaa 20 ths .,tsu, ~ sbout
sS0O A, River Front, HENRY von Han
a.n', ,s,iJence and ali outbui,d,uss ver,
5ss,rovsd m. Ios, viI, be a9OOO.
The Sea Island hotel, one of the ante
bellum residences. built Al a time when
consideration wa, giyep To strength, stootl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

Ter.
Little Mana. Howard
Michael stregon. Verne.
MIR. forte>cae. W
Westail.
Master of the Mine, The.
Robert BachSnan.
Malt, a Tale OF = cara
van. hob IT Bu isap-
an.
Mastery ot Il Hansom
Cab. Fergus ".
Hume.
Master Of ihe Ceremo-
nies, The. A novel,
Fem.
Mollie Bnwn, "ihe
Dichess.'
vapors. Cobbar-
Nuns Curse. The. Kid
dell.
old Mam'selle's Secret
From the German OF
| r.. Matlitt.
Oliver TWIST. Dickens
| one Maids Mischief,
| Fem.
Pathfinder The. Cooper
| Pioneers, The. Cooper.
| Prairie, The. Cooper.
| Prince OF Darkness, A.
x novel. Elorcnes
Warden.
.oueenie's Terrible Sc
erri, Mrs. A. McVeiss
| Miller.
Reproaeh OF Anneslcy
The. 5. Maxwell Grey
Robiuson Crusoe. Dc
Foe.
Romola. George Eliot
Rory O'More. >. Lover
Ra6bi's Spell, The. Stu
art Cumberland. -
Rose and the Lily, IN.
Mira. A. McNeigh MI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

BosTos, Sept. 3-Hon- John H. Murphy
fire commissioner Of the city Of Boston. Is
u candidate for the Democratic nomina-
tion for Mayor aud will be candidate In
the municipal convention. This state
ment Is on the authority Of those who are
closest to Mr.. Murphy, politically and
personally. and it - now publicly an.
nounced for the first time. that the
Charlsstown leaders, candidacy 10 not q
conditional one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
ARD WORKS!
RINTING, LARGE TYPE.

sketch BOOK. me-
Irving.
swiss Family Robinson.
The.
srrnck Down. A novel.
Hawley smart, :.
second Thoughts. A
novel. rwo yole mes
IN one. RhodA
Broughton.
Strange Case OF pr.
Jekyn and Mr.. Hyde
X. T.. Stevenson
Three Men In a Boat.
Jerome h. Jerome.
Ton Browns srhoo'
Days. Til ON . :
| Hughes. =,
Toar Of the World ~
| h shty Days, Ju'e'
| Nerns.
Twenty T hoasao
| Leagues Under tn
| Sea. Verne.
The Two orphans. II
D'Ennery.
Two lears Before III
Mast. X II Dana, u
Under Currents. ia
Duchess"
Vaerant Wife, A.,
/ novel. Florence Wal
den.
Vivian, The Beanty.
/ novel. Mrs. A. u
wardes.
Witch's Head. II. Ri'
j er Hsgsard. .
Willie Reilly. W. Carl
ton.
Walnan's Face.
/ Florence Warden
swife's Crime. A. Mi
Grace Halpine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

WAsurSGroS, Sept. 3.-Pen.i u, have
been granted to the following 1ai~ pen-
pie:
Originsl John Nelliscn, Rr. ser; Aaron
Marden. West FsrmiDston, Frankiin; Ed
ward W. True. Fort Fairfield, >'Us'"cs.
Reissue Martin v. b. VIII ms,n. v T.
Ger, Somerset. Original vii"~.. etc. -
Mary u. Nye, st. Aibans, Somerset, WIN.
W. Fish, father, North F.irHrld, Somer-
set.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

Those Who have used Dr. Kings New
Discovery know its value, and those who
have not, have nov the opportunity TO Try
it free. Csll on the advertised druggist snd
get trial bot,le, free. Send your name
and address to II. Y. Bucklen 4 Co.. Chi
cago. and get 4 sample box Of DR.. Kings
New Life Pills Free, - well ~ copy Of
GaiSe to Health and Household Instructor
Free. All Of which is guaranteed N do you
good Ard cost you rothing. n. A. Efskine,
drug store, Gardiner, Me.
scpleodk wfolrm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

This yoz may easfiy he " yon fail to remedy the
ind sesfion and non .sinpiias.cn Of the ssod.
shiea are the attendants and eriginztoss of nsr.
soasnes-. thzs ever pfeeens zilmenr which no
eps4c mineral sedatlve or seryin~ can ever do
more thas temporarily relieve. OF eoarss these
remedies hase no effect upos the organs Of tndi
gest.oE and assimilation. except 70 dtsofd<s zad
eu3ty. Among The nosf AlaY <ing and dangerous
yynsptoms II chronic nervousness - in
sosauis, which 10 the professional term for in
ability TO keep. Where this exists there - nj
WAYS tendency to mental overthrow, parNsis and
ev vsntuai insanify. Eegin NJ the fountain head Of
ali this dicuity with Hosfesters Stomach Bitfess
and aver. evil consequences No sooner docs the
stomach resume its tone and the system gNn in
vixor tiYosEh the aid Of this ksnign tonic, than
sis<p retsrss and the pefses grow trss9sil.
cbIlIs an1 fever, rheumsfisw, bf1ioassess and
eesssipasj0n y1eid 70 u Bsftess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

MEMPHIS. Tenn, Sept. IA special to
the Commercial from Little Rock, Ark,
says: A. z. Reinhardt. sheriff and tax
collector Of Prairie county, Ark, one Of
th 10 best known officials In the state, Ia
short nearly 10000 in bis accounts. This
Is the third sheriff In Arkansas that has
turned up short within three weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04

BELLAIRE, o., Sept. 8-Policeman John
Murphy Of Martin Ferry was shot dead
Friday by James Wilson, AN employe Of
travelling circus. Eighteen hundred peo-
pie gathered around the Jail and would
have lynched him, but the police interfersd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

d rsa daily sunday. ineuded-x run Sundays only
Through ,iessi. 10 III" Worlds FAR. California
md all g-,iat- zoath aud West may be hah OF r.
n Aasasfs 4.iIny wa ali rUutus and checking
basgago ffar Of rsgsnsT-
Par~,a rrskgR. vier rrss. 4 ien9 Man.
D. y. BoprAHr. f,en'l FAss. 4 Ticket Ag't.
Portland. Az l9.h. tsgi
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BRlGHIER PROSPECTS


LOWELL, Mass, Sept. 3.-Notice has
been posted in the Middlesex Co.'S mills
stating that work will be resumed Tuesday,
on the same time AZ before the shut down
aud no work Saturday. This is practically
three-guarters time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
Frost 0jtten c. % In New HAmpsklse.

woopsyILLE, n. H.. Sept. 3.--Thsfe
was n severe frost on the highland, In this
region Saturday night. Vcgetstion wss
damsged considerably. The heavy fog
saved the river crops.
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Or. GRAVES GUILTY
Or Al Least Ms Csa m ting Suicide seems 10
Acknowledge II.

New YoRK, Sept. 3.-Dr. Graves COM
miited !icde in the Denver, Col, co Inty
Jail last night.
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lseai FWseast.

Bosrox, Sept. 3.-For New England !:
Monday, fair, warmer, west and southwest
winds.
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s,IeH1Lr sAasEa.

wAsuIxGros. Sept 3.-For New Eng
Land: Fair, slightly warmer southwest
sIads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-04
September 9Th IN :
s,.--;aY Trnin w.tH run AZ fol

These connecting vhh sfesA rss II
I SPARKS -fEJk 4 .ssas:a sss'sn %s.s... 4 -
The President on Saturday sent to the
Senate the namiuarion of VIM II. Macxrr-
ney tc hr possmxster It oakland, Me-, vice
IEyerest u. Stacy. rss;gaei.
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OtAss Games Saturday.

Al Buffalo-BunAlo. l2; Albany. =.
At tAmesbury-Amesbury, IL; Milford
t.
Al Northampton, 10; Pal.
mer, G.
At Fitchburg-Westmini 8; Fitch
burg, 1.
At Erie-Erie, 10; Troy, l. Erie, g.
Troy, 5.
AT New Bedfori~-New Bedford. 3;
2.
At Wilkesbarre - Wilkesbafre. 20;
Springfield. 10.
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CITY OF AUGUSTA.
Collectors Notice.

- = asrvty givsu fhai jh. taxes ssse-s,si On
w., - - sne esiatss Of ;lis rttv Of Auga-:s for thu
a. - committed TO 4. r. FULLER t'"llscfor
" y on ii'e s4th 1. y 81 J ine i~sg That By
pr t1;F tosuc.l sf ssii sifr. s.tsd taxes
=. i =, A1d fasa 10 said osllrct sn the t6sh
ss,... pt aasrr. lssss. snd a. ~ statement or
,sx 81 per erut- Viii - alIos.d os sli
~ ''s'7a 'sf fhs seay ikstL ~Atch slaxn be
- ! isaia ie ,sisl cele, tor au or eefar- fsc
- N pl >epr- is.s AHd tufervs, wall be s,l.t3
d 'Ais iaNe- rrn3tn ng unpaid September
~ H. 9SsS i'0a issi dair.
a.. +. fttJ RI. Cellrci0v.
u 'siF : lslG Arg. ed I'd
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w..Ie v.. ,. Asss.saav.,

You must be healthy. Would yos be
healthy, always keep within reach, ready
10. sny emergency, Or. Pisfce's Pleasant
Pellets, the perfection Of pbysic! Head
scb.. bilionsns,s. constipation. 4 costed
eng .e, always iodicate torpid livss.
1i,s .~ mssicai Pellets set directly upon the
iiver--the fountsin-head Of many iils--cof-
recting all disorders, driving out al Inn
par.ties, stimulating healthy acticn. The
best Liver PiIls; mildly giving al the bens.
a. and none Of the discomfort Of other piIls.
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Il Is very pleasant. indeed. To get good

-.
It is very pleasant, indeed, to get good
seat near some rather startling or highly
colnred picture and hear the extreme opin-
ions passed on it by different groups. The
party Of four or five who come to the fair
usually go through the buildings
together; in the Art palace one catalogue
does for all, and If there Is one in the
party with some knowledge OF art they
often dispense with the book. | think
myself that one enjoys picture more If
he studies it out before learning the name.
First comes group and standing before
some painting in which there is, 10 my eye
at least. more color and art than beauty,
they exclain, why, what messy mixed
up thing it is! It's shame to put such
thing here. Come on, girls, it's horridr'
The next group stand in silence till the
catalogue is consulted and the title read,
then they gaze awhile and warmly ap-
prove. Much il said about "tone" and
hear frequent references to the 'impres-
sionist school, which refers, suppose, TO
the quality in a picture that commands
attention at first view even if the mass do
not find beauty in it.
One of this class gave me quite a new
and valuable idea the other day The peo-
pie with him were evidently Of my sort
and declared with one voice that the color
in sunset scene on water was ridiculous
nothing like it in nature" You are
mistaken" he rejoined, "the painter has
in fact toned down the natural coiors con-
slderably. 1t seems otherwise to you be-
,a1se you see natures coIors constantly
and the paintings very seldom. But more
han that because nature Is always chang
NJ. always in motion, while the artist
.nust take Just one brief phase Of II and
|hus it must stand always in the picture.
Even peacock 9 tail cannot be painted In
IS deep coiors as 1t really Is, for the bird Is
.lways moving ard getting into new
lights, but the picture of It must remain
ixed- No. that sunset is really toned
Qosn" And when | walked out on the
AXE front saw that he was right. Icon
lude. therefore, that in starting my edu-
-ation in art / bad the cart before the
horse-that we must not Judge the paint
-rgs by Nature altogether, but must study
be painting TO enable rs to see what Is
eaily in nature.
Ihave been very much interested In the
question Of locality, for the United States
is now old enough for - TO appropriately
ask. Are there certain small areas In
Which the people have an inborn tendency
to the fine arts as appears to be the casein
the Old World, The managers have not
given us list Of thu artists by states and
I could hardly be expected to go laborious-
II through the long list and dclassify them,
but SO far as have gone ! am pleased 10
note that many sections are represented
Even Utah where, as take 1t. life Is on a
purely material a basis as anywhere on
this continent. has developed some tai
entsd artists in almost every line. Hong
ago Ecticed, and some eighteen years ago
publish-d my conclusions that there are
many sc. lions Of the United States having
each Its own marked pecuiisrity in hui
man Development, and no matter Whist
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Ms wrssLOw's eogrnIxe srngp 49, hsse
ps~d for over F1rfY YEARS BY M1LLlON9 q
MOI HEiss fcf their CHILDkkh while THE1il-
ING, with PERFECT BUCcEys. II DOUTnh1
the CHILD, sOFTENs the GUNS. ALl.Afb ~
remedy foF D1AkkHUA. Sold BY dsuegssss ~
every fnrf Of the world. Be sure asA ~ ~
.Nr., winslyw's Soothing Byrst," aad tabs -
other kjsd. TveNsy-ave e<nts brstse.
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40 rEof-PuksE fs

Tom Drew; Ben Franklin. second Rose
l., third; Trenton. fourth.
no rEDf-PUksE f.5s.
Tom Drew. " W Weston. skOwhsgsn.
Benz Fraaslip W A SIkbsr Richmond, 8 =
k5-s. t.. & VI Johasoa, 81 John.
Adj fet@ NJ - o
freason LYMAN Leighton, Exeter, : 4
L4eky Nelson, Ciias Dustin, Bangor, o
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1893-09-22

We'll, You are the meanest boy l ever
heard Of" said the grocery man. "Eut
what about your Pas dancing a clog
dance in church Sunday? The minister's
hired girl was i'll here after some Goldfish
yesterday morning, and she said the min
lister said your Pa had scandalized the
church the worst way"
"Oh, he didn't dance in church. He
was little excited, that's all. You See,
Pa chews tobacco, and it is pretty hard
on him to sit all through sermon with
out taking chew, and he gets nervous.
He always reaches around in his pistol
pocket when they stand up to sing the
last time and feels i'll his tobacco box
and gets out chew and puts it in his
mouth when the minister pronounces
the benediction, and then when they get
out doors he is all ready to spit. He al
ways does that. Well, my chum had
present on Christmas of music box
just about as big as Pas tobacco box,
and all you have to do is to touch a
spring, and it plays, She's daisy. she's
a dumping
Il borried it and put it in Pas pistol
pocket, where he keeps his tobacco box,
and when the choir got most through
singing Pa reached his hand in his pock-
ct and began to tumble around for
chew. He touched the spring, and just
as everybody bowed their heads to re-
ceive the benediction-and it was SO still
you could hear gum drop-the music
box began to play, and in the stiffness it
sounded as loud as church organ.
Well, thought Ma would sink. The
minister heard it, and everybody looked
at Pa, too, and Pa turned red, and the
music box kept up She's daisy and
the minister looked mad and said 'Amenr
and the people began to put on their
coats, and the minister told the deacon
to hunt up the source of that worldly
music, and they took Pa into the room
back of the pulpit and searched him,
and Ma says Pa will have to be churched.
They kept the music box, and l have got
to carry in coal to get money enough to
buy my chum new music box. Well,
l shall have to go and get that vaseline
or Pas legs will suffer. Good day."
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