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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28
uniere prdmten.

SIM SoIgen6en ber0ffentliben MIR 6os
@er3ei3niB Der 8ii4er urtb 8tlber, tpeGcbe
mir in 6teiem Sabre an borausbesab f.
lenoe IbDnnenten bertbetlen tper>
ben. Die Glteren Sreun6e uniere5 8lattes
ftn6 nit BEN 8ebtngrngen befannt fir Sic
11elteren ieien lie bier nocbmalS mitgetbeilt:
Sober N6onnent, peI9er Ia + er Ser
9lbtragnn9 etpatger st ii d.
fGnbe) BEN 8etrag zines Sa6resz9(6on
1tements nit 29olIars at uns ob1enz
Bet, fam aus Set nabiteben6en Site Sic
drummer zines Sucbes O6er 8iloes ongez
BEN, pel6es tbm iofOrt nacb @n1pfang bes
@elbeS portOfrei 5u9eiteQt per6en tpir6. -
Merlt er feline drummer angiebt, tptr6 Sic
Expedition Der 3ettrng nacb beitem @rnteiz
fen cine 8rGnlte fiir i'm auSiuc6cri.
8er aber, an TAFT cine Sud-
9ramie 5u beanipru6en, es bor5tebt,
einen Sa6rgan9 6es 8pbenblattes gum
GaI6en Pretie Is. ). fir 1 9pQar)
su erbalten, bat 30oIIars brett an
uns e%tn3uienben. 9afir er6Glt er Sic betz
ben 8Idtter portofret auf Elm Sa6r
sugei6i6t, alio 104 sc II II nelz
de auf 1890 Spalten 10 DieI 2eleftoff emit
balten, pte so farfe 8Gnbe sez
nObnlic6en 8uc6formats. Die 9tummer
bon 81 SpaIten, 9letcb einem 8ucbe bon
$50 Seiten, toitet bemtna9 pentger
ais 3@ents.
@nf cine Brdmte bat 0erientge
neI6er 3 . oIIars ii rbei6e8IGt t.
1er etnien6et, fetnen Nnfprud.-
0enn bier beitebt e6en Sic 8rGmie 6arin,
baB er einen Sabrgan9 beS 8o9enblattes
ba5 ionit 3p et Dollars foten miirbe, fir
n1r etnen Dollar er6GLt.-W ttt anberel1
8orten: ct erbGlt BON benz 8retie ser beiz
Sen 8ldtter, tpelcbe ~ein3eLn jebeS 2 Dollars
foiten, etnen sc a b IaB Don258roz
cent 8er nun Elm 8latt fir 29oQars
ninnmt, er6Glt a II # a tt bieies 9tadblaiies
I'M Preiie Elm 8 u9 Ober ein 8iI6 ais
8rdmte.
9ter lit bte 8i9erliite;
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28

Sn 3ionbolDa (8anat) ~feierten Ser
urolte Sobann Ssat6marii un6 feline Satin
oteierS Sage bel boiler @eiunbbeit bas ieltene
Seft Der bun6ertiten SabreStpenbe tbres
@6rentages. 0ie iebtge Generation fennt
bic @lten felt ie6er ais ioldbe, mie iie 6eute
iinb; felt einem Weni6enalter s6blt man
iie 3u BEN @reiien, unb bod baben 1icb bie
8eiben Oas @eni9e, mas iie gum Qeben
braubten, nob bis in bie aIerleBte Belt
bur9 t6rer 6Gnbe 0trbeit eriporber. Sebt
itnb ite aber i6on poIfommen ertperbS>
rtnfGbig, un6 6a audb pOn ibrer gansen
8erlpan6ti6aft feline SeeGe mebr am Qeben
lit, 10 bat Der 3iombolDaer @emein6eratb
in ieiner IeBten Sibung beicbloiien, Dem
lo9betagten @bepaar elm ausrei6enbes
0naOengebalt %an3utpetien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28
mndten-Aata9n
Unfere freunoe in Oeutfblano


0ic S6ore Ser 0elta1Sitelung iteben
jebt Ben 8epoDnern beS .Gr6baGs Ofien.
Plus auen S6etlen ser g4eLt ftr0nnen bic
8ciucber nacb Der @unberitabt ant Wtt1i9
ganzSee, I'M bier QlQe5 6as bereint ST
ieben, mas Wten1cbengeilt un6 Menl6enz
Help ieit Sa6rbunberten un6 Sabrtaule EN-
Sen geplart unb bouenbet bat. $50 immer
Civilization un6 Gultur 6uB gcfaBt lnno
8ertreter gefun6en 9aben, 6a bat man 81
benz groBen SriebetSlpert unlereS Sabr1
Dun0erts beigeiteuert, un6 10 itebt II Sic
tpetBe 2(usitelun9SItabt Da olS Gin 9%cipaItiz
gcS 8aDr5cicben Der 8tlbung uno Des Sort
i6rittS, 0a5 aue GulturD0lfer Der GrOe III
frieblicbem @ettfompf 9entetnlam erricbtct
BADEN. Sol1c gSerfe btl6en geipiiier>
maBen Otarfiteinc in Der @1ttpidelung beS
Observation-Disclosures fte itelen @ultur>
epocben Bar, beret eingebenbe &enntniB ben
itrebenben Wlenic6ert mte0er DOrtpQrtS lettet
ouf Dem @egc Der @rfenntniB. 9emgemdB
miro fir bic ndcbite 3eit G6icago ais Der
MitteIpur1ft Der ciptliiirteu 8elt an5uieben
ietn, un0 nit itcttg pablcn0er Nufmerf5
1amfcit folgt man ltberdlI auf Dem GrDen@
run6 ben gretgntncn, iDclBe ftd auf I'M
iercm reutrdlen 8p0en obipielen. Wfebr
ais je bei6dftigt man ftb a4Berbdlb nit
benz 9teuen, benz 2ernenSipertDen, 6aS ult7
iere NllSltellung bietet, ul1b Die pielen Wtilz
%Iionen, mel6e ie ni5t- Tilt eigenen
9lugcu id6auen f6nnel1, unterri6ten
iicb auf Die beitnt6gli6e Qtrt iiber
baS, mas fte i'm 8eion6eren am
9ebt u1o intcreliirt. Sir ite miro cine
fortlaufen6e 9ariteGur9 aller Sic Neltausz
~fteuung betreffenben Grcigniiie Don 9tuBen
Inb @ert6 iein. 9as Moc6enbIatt Der
SuinoiS StaatS> 3eitung tpirb in DeritGnOz
licber, iacblicber 8etie SuiommenbangenO(
8eribte liefern, peLcbe iblieBliD in ibre1
@eiammt6eit cine einbeitli6e SbilOerunQ
beS @at3en barite1en. Ser beuti6en Nbe
tbeilltng un6 2taen1, mas 6an1it 5ulammen:
bGngt, tpiro Die geblibren0e 2lufmerflamfett
gept6met tperbeu. S9on jebt tDir6 bas
bon ben NuSiteQern 6eS 9eutiben 9tetc6ce
eeletitete neiblos ais muiter9iiltig anerfannt
unb es muB ie6en 9euti9en nit StOIS ct:
fuuen, ipeun CT bort. tpel6en 9uten &lanq
beuti6er @eiit unb beutl6er 6letB ben1
beuticbeu gtamen int 9tuSlanb ertporben,
ipeI1e ebren6e SteQung i6un errtngen bat
Gs mtrb 6aber fitr Die ndcblten Monote fin
Gertpanbte utb Sreunbe in Ser alien 08elt
taum Elm iptufommeneres Gei6enf geben,
aLS Elm 96onnement auf Bic 3ocbenauS=
gabe Ser SuinoiS StaatS> 3ettung. Sc
tpir6 9lei95eittg mancbem Die Miibe a6z
ne6men, Seitraubenbe unb bob ME err
f6Opfenbe 8ericbte lelbit Su i6reiben, melbe
bod Bic bur5 Die 3eitun8 gesebenen Oar
fteaungen in ibrer ~&eicb6altigfeit nicbt
erieben f0nner. Ser id6rlicbe Abonne=
mentspreis bctrdgt einihlteBIib gOrtr
$500. 9afHr pir6 ie6en Montag baa
8Iatt fret nac6 alien Sbeilen Der @elt
Deri6idt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-08-28

beg Itniere Go~rreiponbenten unb Q9en>
Ten beiu6en Die folgenben Staaten:
6err SEQ 8enningbopen bie Stoater
gtebrasfa, &anias unb Miiiourt.
6err Sran3 Otto bie Staten Wtscon=
fin unb MtnneiDta.
Serr Setter 8ui3 6en Staat Sainois.
6err Saul SriebeG BEN Staat Sonia.
6err 9t6olf MaaB Sen Staat SQinois.
6err &. g. SpiegeL BEN Staat Wfinnez
fOta. Office; 1909 2inOoID 9tue, glort6
NiinneapoIis, Miun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15
4 Dancer 10 Apple Buds.

The small, brown worm of which Mr.. f.
A. Ferguson of Lancaster, ". Y. complain,
a. eating into the buds before unfolding OF
his young apple trees not yet bearing. is
without much doubt mo examples Of tn.
worms are found in the buds received, } the
''bud worm" Of the eye-spotted bud moth
TDetocera ocellana. This caterpillar il
causing an immense amount of damage in
the orchards Of the western part
of New York. and to less
extent in the New England states and Cana
da. 1t may be recognized by its
dark brown bo iy and black head and col
lu, and its being about one-fourth of an
inch long when first seen on the buds in the
spring. When full grown, in July, it is
nearly half inch in length. The cater
pillars, after living through the winter
come abroad and attack the buds Just as
they are opening often destroying the fruit
buds before they have appeared. Later.
they feed on the young leaves and blossoms
winch they bind together in mass by the
threads that they spin. Still later, they
feed on the expanded leaves. They are
particularly destructive in nurseries and to
young trees in orchards before they have
come to bearing.
TTotli tne greater fANdReS tflat are re-
ported each succeeding year, from this or
chard pest, for i. occurs on other fruit trees
besides the apple, it seems that our fruit
growers will be compelled to take active
measures against it. 1t has been given so
careful study within the past two or three
ears that we are prepared to say that its
operations can be largely checked if the eff
fort is made at the proper time. The ii he
of all others is when it comes abroad after
its winters sleep, and begins to feed on the
buds as they are about to opeu-usuallc
near the first of May. If
the trees are then sprayed
with one pound of paris green to $50 gal
Ions of water, the caterpillars will not be
able to eat into the buds without partaking
of enough of the poison to kill them. When
they have penetrated the buds or inclosed
themselves in the drawn together leaves
and blossoms, there is much less chance of
reaching them with the arsenite. There is
still time however. to do some good with
spraying, in localities where the blossoms
have not yet opened, but after that it is
almost impossible to reach them and they
will have to be left until their progeny can
be attacked in the early spring Of next year.
Prof. J. A. Lintner, State Entomologist,
ALBANY N Y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

few moments she hssf becomes 70 intense
that the iron meits and falls Of in bubbles
and spasks leaving clear. glowing surface
In perfect eondifiss for weding. The
heasins process has been 20 rspid thss
neither the vs.ef M the end Of the bar
held within the tong have been more than
slightly warmed, and, the current being
switched Of. the bar, With iss submerged
end glowing, may be readily held ia the
naked hasd. II inssesd Of bar Of metal q
stick Of carbon Is used. the heat in few
minutes produces detached fragments OF
anosphoss carbon, which proves seientaA.
eaIiy thst Temperature Of forty thousand
degrees Celsius has been Developed The
rspidity Of the heating and the limit Of tenn
persfare 70 he reached are easily and &c.
earx,eiy governed BY the strength ofeurYenl
employed, 30 that the vhole process is I'M
der the absolute control Of the operator.
The carYent. paasing through the tongs
and metallic bar into the water, decom.
poses the latter into lie tvo gaseous els-
ments-ozyssn and hydrogen. The oxygen
10 attracted and gathered on the relatively
large surface Of the Iced lining and pro-
duces no noticeable effect. The hydrogen,
on the other hand, gathers around the i'm
mefsed portion of the bar and, a. this has
q comparatively limited surface area. it ID
Immediately surrounded with = close en-
vsiope, or jacket Of hydrogen, which, be-
ing bad conductor Of electricity. creates a
powerful resistance to the passage Of the
current, and thu, develops the heat which
causes the bar To glow and melt Wonder
full results are anticipated from the practi-
cal application Of tins great invention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

Short Stories for June contains among II,
special features The House of Death b,
Msurus Jsksi; Uncle Ethan Ripley b,
fIamlin Garland The Ghost of the Swamp.
by A. G. Confieh The Last Glass by Al
phonse Daulet; The Bride of the Ice King
by Donald g. Mitchell and other entertain
ing bits of fiction. The Current Lteratur,
Publishing Company, so Lafayette Place
New York.
Southern States Magazine for June con.
tains among other interesting articles one
Jefferson Davis and His Cause, by James
X. Randall author of My Maryland; an
article on the chief characteristics of the
state of Georgia by Governor Northen
The Woman's College of Baltimore by
Frank Roscoe Butler, finely illustrated.
This number is one Of the best yet issued
Manufacturer Record Publishing Com.
pany, Baltimore, at fifteen cents per copy
81 80 per year.
Poet Lore for June and July presents an
attractive list of contents. Included in the
list are, Walt Whitman by Prof. Oscar l..
Triggs; A Story of American Army Life. by
Dorothy Lundt; Emma Lazarus, Mary NJ.
Cohen; The Singer M. A. Worswick. Mary
Harmed writes of the Early Women Poets
Of America; Charlotte Porter has delight
full Talk on American Patriotic Poems,
Emerson as an Exponent of Beauty in Po-
etry is the subject on which Helen A.
Clarke writes entertainingly. Poet Lore
Company, 1876 Sumner Street, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15
TRACK AND sIAsLE eosNP.

The public quickly hears Of any new ar
rival at either Of the rival mile tracks in
Maine.
Three cars containing a string Of eleven
horses from the Colt farm at Auburn, c.
II. Cushman, proprietor, arrived at Old
Orchard Monday night. Life Noyes, the
trainer, will work them out upon the kite
track this summer. The string contains
many fine bred horses.
Will Smith in his stable at East Exeter
hss a promising lot of IL horses. He has
the young stallion, De Costa Wilkes. by
Action dam by Won Moltke. The well
known race horse, Cleveland Boy, 2.39 ~
by Lothian, Jr., is acting fast this sea
son and is expected to enter the 80 list this
year.
The promising stallion, Cedric, owned by
the Union Stock Farm Co., at No. Vas
salboro, has been placed in charge of q
trainer who will keep him on the Stat.
Fair track at Lewiston during the sum
mer. Some predict for him career a,
famous as that of his ancestor, Gen. Knox
Fred Boone's colts are being heard from
Frank Z. Fox of Cornish will be at tn.
Old Orchard track with his string of trottcrl
in short time. He has number o.
promising ones among them.
Nelson has expected to arrive at Oh,
Orchard by June Goth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15
Hsipful ninis.

A peck of fresh lime in an open recepta
Gle placed in lamp cellar will soon Absorb
all the moisture.
The secret of delicious lemonade is tt
use freshly boiled water and pour it ovel
lemon and sugar. Let it cool and then ice
it.
A simple way to remove grease spot
from wall paper is to lay sheet of thici
hlotting paper over the stain and then pres,
hot iron over it. Two or three applica
cations will leave it clean.
Next to asparagus, and scarcely next, as
deliciously tender. pslatabie vegetable are
young beets. Pull them when no larger
than radishes. Use the tops for green's and
boil the Juicy sweet roots, rub OF the slip.
perry skins and eat them with vinegar, pep.
per. salt and butter. They are indeed de.
licious. Seeds should be sown every week
or so until August if we would have this
delicacy until fall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15
Electrical experimsMts.

How freq gently one hears the expression
from people who know very little about it,
electricity is in its infancy" This pro-
pl,ecy of the untutored cannot be denied by
the experts and the pleasure of awaiting de-
velopments in this wonderful science will
never BE- denied us. A. q matter Of fact,
however, people generally know very little
Of what has been achieved in the way of
perfecting inventions already made. The
iavensor's discoveries are bought up
qaietly by the large companies that
control the electrical machines which the in
ventor has improved upon and when the
original patent expires they will still control
the perfected invention and they hope the
market. Meanwhile the public continues
Ia make use Of the cruier inventions AMI
rays for the best. In this manner the B II
Telephone Company hopes to control As
it does now, the telephone business of this
cosntsy, at an immense profit. rs those who
"se the Instruments have long appreciated.
Il 10 thought possible that some telephone
n,ay be had after the expiration Of the Bell
psteat which will adori the people a cheap
,r service.
Inventions along new lines. however.
are - = rule made pablo and are closely
~atched by scientists and those in any~ ay
interested in insea'ious. Among the con-
.alar reports for June, will be on, from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

Some law should be enforced TO protect
people on the streets from the assault of
any reckless or careless person riding a
bicycle. The necessity has been frequent
~ demonstrated of late. Two incidents
have occurred which prove that a person
who may be desfis exposed to the grave dan
ger while walking on the street of a care
less wheelmsn running him down. Mr.
Vincent Willard, an Old man Of eighty and
hard Of hearing. was run into by y bicycle
on the sidewalk in Bangor Tuesday. He
was 90 badly shaken that he was obliged
to lie down three or four hours. The rider
Of the bicycle coolly asked why he did not
gat out Of the way. In Portland few days
ago = prominent citizen WAS knocked insen-
sible. The noiseless tires of the machine
necessitate the utmost care on the part of
the wheelman and he should be compelled
to exercise such care. The bicycle has
come to stay and to become a vehicle of
general use. II is proper that the manner in
hich it may be- used shall he defined and
the restrictions enforced. II is due to the
public AMI TO the unonending wheelmen
themselves that proper restraints be had.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15
Facts CONCERNING Poultry

The sleepy disease derives its name from
the fact that the chicks seem to droop ant
sleep. They will stand on their feet, close
their eyes, and appear to sleep until they
die. Examination for lice shows none
because persons usually look for the red
mites. The real cause of the trouble
is the large gray lice on the skin of the
heads and necks, which are easily destroyed
by drop of sweet oil well rubbed in. Such
lice usually go from the hen to the chicks
and they cause a great mortality among
Young turkeys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

That cowboy race from Nebraska to
Chicago cannot be run without inhumau
treatment Of the horses ridden. But the
ham sne societies appear to be powerles.
To prevent ii. II is now decided tina,
agents Of the humane society attend the race
to be judges Of any inhumanity. The
fa,il.ty Of such a compromise is apparent.
The race between mounted cowboys
fran = little town in Nebraska to the
W.riI's Fair, has no merit in il whatever
ii tho race 10 to be bona ade one. the
horses will be driven to their utmost. The
extreme length OF the route and the excite
me- under which the race il to be run,
lie We no room for doubt that the treatment
Of The horses will he az inhaman ~ it IL IN
necessary. The race began Tuesday.
Have not the humane societies the courage
or the power to stop III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

Some people have found fault with Liz
zie Borden because Of the little emotion dis
played by her, despite the trying experience
she is undergoing. Her self-control, which,
approaches stoIidity is phenomenal, but it is
doubtless the normal outgrowth of the con
d;tions Of her life and inheritance. Monday,
however, she wept, not passionately, but so
quietly As scarcely to attract notice, when
the court rendered decision strongly in
her favor. Whatever may be said in her
behalf by her lawyers. it is certain that she
has no intention Of aiding her cause by APP
pesls to the sympathies Of the jurors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

The Louisiana Democrats seem inclined
10 whine about the proposed repeal Of the
'assr bounty. That int manly. The re-
p al Of the suEsr bounty may indeed prove
hardship to the planters but these same
camplsinants responded to the roll call
when the Democratic cohorts turned out to
smash the robber tariff" Nov they should
n cept the results without a whimper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

wsieons Sons Of Veterans. Your an
mail sneampruens in Augusta, is one Of the
best and largest you have ever held in
Asia>. Augusta people have sndeavored,
vah ~ sss Of The very efficient local camp
NJ yoes organization 70 ertend it, wsrmest
welcome TO you and TO provide for your
tamfost
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

The German election of members to the
a.~ Reichstag begins Thursday. Thi.
et''tion il to determine the military policy
of the empire. The former Rsichstag re-
{ red 10 vote for an increased military ex.
r"nditure ~ desired by the emperor. He
L's exerted all his influence in the contest
fr new ReichstAg and even after il is
'l.ctsd if he finds it not to his liking he can
solve II. The result Of the election is
~ doubtful This is largely due
- tk complexity of German politics and
-" fact that sone of the parties or wing. Of
psrthDs prefer furthering their own
r,r,icular hobbies to fighting squarely on
the great issue. The theorie, Of the Social
,sts will enter largely into the contest as the
Socialist leaders regard this an opportune
time to augment their own power. The
election will be one Of the most important
ever held in the German Empire and the
results Of il are likely to be felt throughout
army hurdened Europe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15
Sacal aatters.


Thsy Asc 6sss for Evssns~e.
Oh. the old school exhibitions, will ,h-x -.
COME again. '"S! ever
Win the rood old fashioned speaking nm. ~.
VIII We cr hear old ..Iser" with a.
and sweep. '>P's fSai
on the deep?'' "Assss
jeans, ." 0ossea
They've CHANGED .. the oidti dresses long with
cloth and In face; ~ orosd-
round the face, Wv 0''x
On the old school exhibitions they are gone for.
cboked the door; k'A's mas
Ana the wind sweeps round the snbles with . ,.,
and moufnful whine sio~
For the old boys ssborn al Bipsrn--., MA.
the khine!'' "''seh On
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

Ex-Governor Campbell demonstrates that
tsn - Candidate against Governor Me-
kia.ey. He doesn't cars to meet again the
. q Nk0 NhippeA lin ..ous Of his boot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15
THE EMBLEM OF MERCY

Red Cross Linirnent is emblematic.
Of the society whose name it bears
1t goes into all parts of the worl,'
alleviating suffering and ministerin-
to the distressed. The cross is mos
suggestive for it is symbolical of tina,
ardor and zeal which should actuatt
all who are engaged in the noble
work Of serving their fellow men.
By itsuse thousands of afflicted homes
havebeen made joyful. Its pow
er to relieve pain is marvel.
GUS. A sure cure for rheu-
m2tism, neural gia, lameness,
tooth, ear, and
he ad- ache,
G hill blains,
sore throat Group, coughs,
colds, diph- iberia, cholera,
cholera NOR bus, cramps, la
grippe, etc, etc. A val ua bl e
English remedy placed for the first
time before the people Of the western
world. Thousands testify to it's magic
powers. A pure, palatable remedy
for internal and external use. Manu-
factured and guaranteed by The
c. A. Price Company, Richmond. Ne.
feblsdkvchdlvnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

Une,e Sen should - cin~ely watch i'm
migration from ssuthern Europe ~ from
Iismbnrs. There appears to be consider-
able cholera in the Mediterranean ports
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

A Thomasson lady Of exceedingly thrifty
habits WAS ovesjoyed when the rag man
called the other day. Her carefully saved
rags and rubbefs were disposed Of for IA
cents. The lady deIightediy .'ehinked" the
money IN her palm until it dawned up
on her that her new rubber overshoes which
cost her 80 cents were included in what
she sold the rag man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

u Lizzie BoSdea 10 acquitted a. now
ssems probsb,e the crest state Of Msssa-
cmsetts which kept her in prison 50 many
weary months awaiting trial will ore her a
very humble ap0kegy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15
Of Interest 10 Earmers.

The official schedule of premiums for the
eleventh annual exhibition of the Eastern
Maine State Fair has been received. This
schedule must surely attract the exhibitors.
No department has been overlooked. The
fair is held Aug. 80, 80, 81 and Sept. /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

Mrs. Herman Rove Of Patten. has fne
pussy, and pussy has some fine kittens
which she keeps in barrel; a few days
ago Mrs. Rowe discovered that her mother
iy feline had made an addition to her stock
in trade in the form Of q young rabbit which
she treats with the same consideration that
she does her legitimate heirs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

If Minister Blount wants to come home
the administration ought to let him come a,
once. About the only thing which he is
holding down where he 10 is the American
flag. And he ought to be hosting that up.
naasn't Dare Sest the 6lsr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-15

The steamer Catalonia Of the Cuuaa
line, the vessel on which Mrs. ]. M.nehe.,..
Haynes and Miss Myrtle Haynes sailed for
Europe arrived Tuesday in Liverpool. All
safe and we'll