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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20
a GLORIOUS TRUTH.
And Women VIII Profoundly
Appreciate It.
A VISA Of Hope aad Happiness
ope.;ed Up for Women.
Facts In f,esatd to Il ssea by Some Well
Kassn People.

All &oassa vii be .leepis Interested in
the following trne si9fy toll by Mrs Aalos
v. bell. = lso resI1ies al 20 Hancock ave
Jersey lily fieigEsts j.
Il sDfferesf from s.omplsse pspSirsfsoIs \ AS;
exhaustion Of the aerYes AMI physical Tys-
,em, she said Il bal womb dlssase terri
biz, anil leHcorrhea - bal that ! eoalt
hardly walk. Vas tired sRl seak alt i'tf:
time AMI hardly eaFe'l whether [ Used or
died, ( tosk Dr Grseue's NFrsara htsfal
ana! nerve refsletiy. ga,l R1w ! feel as u
Is.sl ncw lease of isf.-
Il n,s longer haye that tired feeling tlie
IeueorrheA has stoppssl, and do my woFk
without getting tired. This wonderful med
iciRe has ione ffie more go,ld than anything
else have ever taken. Why. had oply
taken one dose OF suiEg t. t',sl. and in the
! morning woke up feeling ike another
woman. il seemed sirshGe faF ne 70 know
what It wiz 80 get mp silisaui feeling tirvd
| feel that cannot praise Df. Greene s
Neryara blood AMI nerve rcnis,ig enough =
Her story il more than eqnaiiesi by that
Of Mrs J b Swift, of 21~.' Washington
81. Boston, Nass. She says,
-Four years ago | was IN Isisitian OF
I complete ysieaI AMI nervous prosIratien
had but liitle appetite, with severe indiges
til,n, stomach distende'i with gas. cOustipa
tor, palpitaiiUu OF the heart. Silrplrssness
pain ~ back Of Ih., neck and base Of tbs
brain. SO nervous anil desi'ohleat thst lif,
yI4 a huF,i,U
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

iturrsss,zl f.pei Tx. iass.iiiie ,hst en- sae
t,c., n,s.s,ssse = s,s-rs. ~ Institute Is 4. be
i,,Id. shealI bs. Imposed the work al awak-
rntps. an Interest III The community uiserc
st,e iu.,is,,ts. Is Il, hc held tie ,.Sslt al -eo
siderable lensth upon the different methods
ta.l might VOL be .n,pfoyssl in increasing
In. ATTENDANCE. on The institutes.
T1,. ,,,,,hcr from Cumberland eoanty
u,oy,..f siiat tl,,. boar. al sSy!cnst,ee act in
harmon. With the S,Ass ssAsalaaie.i Soci.
~ Franklin aaS aa,a.iasted ~ > y.,,Ha.iisec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20
Healthy and Happy.


me "orh Oh my son anu myself in tAe
open am ana sunshine makes us hearty sa
robust. we eau eat anu sleep like growing
boys anu eNersthi tastes good. Neith,
OF us KNOWS "h''''rt ne .'as stomach
not, so perie'tP Goes mat organ accord
WIN the apfe',e' ne imioor work Of wife
and uaush'eis Is perhaps no less heal,hful
This hash come however without work apl
though, anu many years OF OF ii. The sun
can SHINE ihto eNerN room IN our home, AMI
does 100: me chances Tor pure air, pa.
hceiarlv N me hi'theh' are the hest Tia,
cal. NC gwen ''o' ~''cn,h IS wing by il.
sell "t'n l'"'t" on ''Sh SHE AMI door
ana "indo" "heer ''rl porch. 1t is its
next thing 70 ''n' III TIE summer. tha
mercy snei'ers from run ana sun in tle
naiidie OF i''r ''"l' "lli' ALLOW ing perfec,-
y trey eircu'''lo" "' ',r' hen the air
that comes III 'ie '"orS Is rs pure as It eau
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20
THE WOMAN OF THE EMPIRE.


Quaint Iaus and Fancies of tho Ladies of
Famous Historic Period.
'The empire" has become this season one
of tie watchw0rds Of the woman of fashion
TIE following extracts are therefore inter
e'.ti:g as settini; for;h some of the ideas
sisd customs of til" woman of that time
they arr FROM sketch of the Great Ladies
nj III" FIRST Empire" bYa French writer
y DIVING smile would have curlcd the
lips OF the elegant Partisan lady had any
J'sly lectured her on the adyisability Of
walking exercise during the morning ana in
Nc open air y fashionable woman's feet
~ tilat time were crippled like the feet OF
be Chinese wunan and she could only
walk from one room into the other l},.-
>i'lcs, it would have been infinitely dis
agreeable to her 30 b. seen in public raising
Gaes or splh' hing through the mud, her
object WIS rather never to commit any sin
against the Customs of society, and never
70 be- original except where the laws Of
Helit"1c'9' permitted it,
In the unwritten law of the French patri
cam. of old there was clause whicl for
b''i" n woman to appear ontei', ner own
'Utse, except IL we, tine solemn splen10r
ol her taFriata Her f0otmcn wore gold
riHhfoi,i"re,. liycries; her horses were fault
'rss. h., her Cnachman was not. Ii Mime
- 'ontecorvn had caused her gil,ied car
Fa''' 70 stop with its three laclsevs on the
tIuii'unr'l among the crowds of lahorprs
aef merchants. she would have committed
treat sin against good manners. But
tha".gh she herself might have thus blum
ttrofi. her coiehman would never have con
.'fttpti In aid IN the matter A head eou.h
ti'''n wouid sooner give up his whip tf1u
commit II breach Of the rules of polite M,
ciety
After the empire bad been in existence
ioi hrt" years, however few of the fgds of
ltS inf ucy remained The woman of Inc
world had not only assumed the grace and
90 oi - dancing master, the com posllre of
a flWe tct '''upan, the conversational row
"i7' oi II Nine dc Genls, and Ihe chic 81 A
Niue tie the'ro,ise, she had also learned to
ask Tor her horse or buggy to drive in the
hos, for her caYriage to 20 shopping and
teT her state carriage 70 drive to court In
deed # had lRcomc obligatory TO n women
70 d@ these tiing- in order hat she miyl,,
ti'l''e'r prison who had some self restr.c,
asTi o'ie that 'ioes not CONSENT TO be- .I,nt ma
~ her nyvu house
lHe afie,.ion ~ the lady otthe IfiTst p.,u
pin, TGIeb sgust have been very beartif,,i
would not stsItd the ELECTS " a cold st,,.,..e
h@t Taigitt hcat into her fire. hant,. I'll.
vsltesl iiil the line OF the cuckoo and Tia.
t'fN,siing at tTee, to ride in the Bots rbc
w"i7'ah ~ the empire ~as not Il eIashinu
fefs'ni. and violent sports had no; ~,
HF"f@i'rd her ~ yet. The chief point ;, -
'i'tt she remained always amjable and yycre
gracefully her long skirts and her short
bodiet,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

f. r. Powell, Who has bal inttsl, ,xts..
firifc ~ M amateur cuItivatos Of ffnif ,nd
wtiose orchard OF hundred plum tsees ~
s'ibfts 1iach of his intelligence in fheir man
sreaiant- writes 10 Garden and Forest that
hc fin'ls but iittIe .NaicuIsy in keppine rs.
trees clear Of the black knot hy yieiiant AT.
ienfioi except On the side of his orchard
next to the orchards Of his neighborx. vi,o
fan 10 gaze itieir trees proper attention.
AMI from ~iii9i, the winds watt the snorcs
vf tlie black kno; fnngI,s. Anap9 h..
varieties which he las found most liabj.. Ia
the knot his observations according win
our OWN are Lombard, tire old F.uolisi,
iiorse plum, and Msgnnm Bonum. Amona
those least susceptible are Washington Cas-
Bra'shsp and Refine Claude. lombard
appears '"' be most difficult to keep CIGAR
Mr.. Po%ell ms es the assertion with emnl,a-
sis that persistent care will certainly Yer,
a plum orchard IN excellent health. uc 4
willing 10 offer a REGARD for every knos
His success osgit to stimulate tl,osc Who
have become discouraged with the unchecked
advance OF this disease. We have noya,
found il more difficult To keep ID under than
10 suppress weeds in garden bed. provided
equal attention il given 10 il. Mr.. P.thinl.
our present law on the subject Is TOO civ
eHisoas to b. easily enforced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20
Remarkable Experience OF a Waldo Count
Woman.

Some men have lived tn read their own
: obituary notices, but certainly very few
women have passed through such an experi.
rnce us has the lady in this ease She was
aud is bard working widow with several
children. About two years ago her health
began TO fail and symptoms Of consumption
to develop themselves She consulted able
physicians, both at home and abroai but
without avail. Repeated examinations we're
made, resulting III unanimous verdict that
she was victim 10 consumption and must
surely die. AT last she vas confined to he,
bed, rapidly wasting away with all the dis
tressing symptoms of that dread disease.
During the last days of May a local spe-
cialist in lung diseases was called in. lie
found her propped up in bed, liable to lie
down, liable to sit MP, breathing with Diff
Guilty, harasscd by an incessan, cough.
After "A careful examination he Withdrew,
and announced to the sorrOwing family that
she could live but very few days and
might die at any time that he would leave
no medicines AS nothing could be done.
In four weeks from that time, this sane
woman left her home TO visit her parents,
living at distance of several miles. 10
live weeks she WAS doing her own house
work, and has done it ever since. In SIX
weeks, she recommended finishing pants
Tor "A clothing manufacturer in her vicinity,
and, during the month ending Nov. 3D.
finished io3 pairs. Her health and strength
are fully restored. She gratefully aseriees
her wonderful recovery to that equally won
derful remedy, "Rodoif's New Medical Dis
covery," v tich she was urged to try, AFTER
having given up all hopes of life. Her
name is Emily Walker; She lives in Brooks
Me-, and will confirm these statements, On
application in person OF by letter inelosing
stamps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20


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perhaps three feet in width. the larrer nor
non showing an nrn with conventlonaIizcd
fruit and leaves. Branches spring frop,eitber
side. connection being made with ribbons
rhe work Is al hand modelled plastic rel,.f
solored in ivory Whit. with corners and
shadow. wiped ont in darker color Tho
INNER marginal border has bows aud rib.
hons and the lower marginal border i, in trx
tnrr work connected Vii, rnuud flat dist.
10th finished in ivory white, The walls are
pannclloa in very dark cream color and
delicate olive sitting viii, marginal lines Of
color and bronze. The president. r,,,r, is
a,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

Mrs.. nr. Holmes spent Wednesday ii
Wstervilie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

Gu account of break in the machinery
there was delay in work at the houses of
Capt, Rich in Farmlngdale Wednesday
afternoon and yesterday morning. These
houses have capacity of over 10000 tons,
there being but one or two larger on the
river. Over 80, 900 tons have been put in
thus far, and now the ice being put in is 10
and 90 inches thick, and of the best posi-
BILE quality. Copt. Rich is one of the obi
est and best known ice men on the kenne-
bee. lie was especially fortunate in the
specuations in the famous winter of
I AUD-gf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

The Water Street Mission, under charge
Of Edmund Gould of Ilallowel, is being
placed upon a systematic financial bass
and thorough canvass of the city is being
made to secure funds to carry on the work.
Meetings are held at Mission hall, Deyef :
port block, zach Friday evening AMI each
Sunday afternoon ut $50. They are well
attended and much interest is manifested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

BY MIR Kelley of Boothbay l;emon-
STRANGE of Geo. Snow and 200 citizens of
Eoothhay against any farther laws relating
To migratory fish and for modification OF
the present laws.
BY Mr.. Ross of Cumberland--Re mon-
STRANGE of tlc inhabitants Of the town of
Cumberland against legislation impairing
the rights secured to them by their act of
incorporation; also remonstrance of Will
lard T. HAMILTON and 3, others against
>unc.
by Mr.. Rodgers of Bar IIarbor-Peti-
ton of \. T.. Farthingswortl AMI others
for passage of an act to regulate the pack
ing Of domestic sarlincs.
Ev Mr.. Hiais,iell of Franklin Petition
of Alfred Hamilton for an act regulating
the packing of domestic sar,lines
/ BY Mr.. Penney of SedLw ck-Pctition of
the Brookln canning factory for an act
regulating the packing Of domestic sar,iincs.
BY Mr.. Lawrence of Lubcc--Bill an act
To regulate the packing of domestic sar-
dimes also petition of l.. Pickett & Co., in
aid OF same.
lNLANp tIsurGtls AND GsNl.
by Mr.. Ml,ldocks Of Boothbay Harbor--
cttoiI of bchlalpHl Dialr ana - others
of BootlIbay iiarbor for repeal Of the law
swing bounty for the killing of bears.
by Mr.. Buck of orland-Bill an act to
prevent the destruction of fish in Eastern
l'cnohscot river, brland.
BY Mr.. Penney of Naturalization for
The bc,ter protection of fish in Lake Au
burn city of Auburn, AndroscoggIn county =.
TEMPERANCE.
liy Mr.. Lotlirop of I,eeds-Petition of
Henry Reynolds and Is others for better
enforcement of temperance laws relating to
transportation.
ORDERS.
by MIR. oakcS of So Berwick,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

That benevolent organization, the Asso-
ciated Charities of Gardiner, is holding
meetings once every two weeks now, and
is making every endcavor to 10 all within
it's power to aid the worthy poor of the city
Its funds are low, however, and it appeals
to the citizens to send money clothing, or
whatever they feel they can give to So
noble an object. to Mr.. Philip Winslow
the treasurer of the association.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

The hose company recently organized
having its apparatus in the barn of Mr.
GRAY on Brunswick street, is composed IN q
great part Of high school boys, and had !
chance yesterday to show its mettlc for tbs
first time at fire. II was the second com
pany To get a stream upon the burning
building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

Last evening the officers of Gardiner
Lodge. No. 3, /. O. .. +. were publicly in
stalled by District Deputy Grand Master
\. &. J. Loyejoy of Augusta. The Officers
are Geo. Il. Harrington, y. G.. Fred T..
Strout. v &C.; +. W. Trask, sec; ). w.
-rarbox. per. see. G.. L. b. Gooden. treas
The remaining officers were appointed by
ihe noble grand. \ large number of in
viied friends were present and enjoyed a
bountiful banquet Among the features of
The entertainment provided were an organ
voluntary by Miss Dag: selections by the
Aesthesian Quartet; readings by Miss
Florence Cornish. and solos by Miss Julia
Trask AMI BY Miss Lola Lander.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20
iNLANr FISuugtls MD GAuH.

by MIR. bakeS of So Berwick,
ordered That the State library be kept
open from o'clock in the A. VI. to G O'Clock
in the 7. NJ. and from : to ? O'Clock in the
evening during the present session of the
Legislature and that the librarian be author
izcd to employ an assistant librarian at an
expense not exceeding $50.
BY Mr.. Buck of crlsnd,
Ordered, That the State librarian cause
to BE- printed 20uU copies of the report of
he commissioners of fish and game for tic
Hrmbers of the Legislature
by Mr.. Kelley of Boothbay.
ordered, 'rht; the committee on e,luci-
ton inquire into the expcdiency of law
oquIrlag more stringent provisions
in regard to vaccination in onr common
schools.
i'y MIR. Powers of lioulion,
Ordered: That 5000 more copies Of the.
Governors address he printed for the use of
this House.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

The people Of Wat.nille are 10 have Il
rare treat next Thursday "vening Dr.
Sbel,lon jackson. United States commits
s;ouer Of education for iiaSka viii give an
illustrated lecture in tie Baptist church.
| DF. Jackson has spent several years i'll
Alaska and has Il large fund of information
about people and what is being done for
them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

-. he STACY Is ; neat four pag+ paper
issued from the Democrat Office and viii
contain the programme Of City hall plays.
being distributed at the various pcrfor-
maners II contains advertisements and
sonie interesting dramatic notes. The first
number appeared "Wednesday evening
meeting with favorable comment from all
ii les
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

Mr.. and Mrs Dan Weeks were visiting
relatives Of Mrs. Weeks here yesterday
Mr.. Weeks was long connected with the
firm Of Elias Milliken & Sons in Halloweii.
and has since been in business in the
Provinces Mrs. Weeks was popular
Gardiner young Indy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

Mr.. Hiram Tozier has gone 10 the Dead
river lumber region, where he has con
tract to haul large amount OF logs Mr..
Tozier took with him from this city about
10 horses, most of which he bought OF
Trasl, and be viii employ large force OF
men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

Mrs. Z. f. Webb met with a most IN
fortunate aud serious accident Yesterday.
As she was crossing the silling room at her
ienie she slipped on the polished iioor aud
fell breaking Icr right ii'p mar the joint.
hrs. Tiaycr AMI Hill attended to The in
iury
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

The ofiiccrs at the Epwor;h League Of
the Methodist church have been elected for
tbs GUSHING half year as follows; Presi-
dent, Julia c. rrask; vice presidents,
Della Clark. Gertrude Narston. Lizzie
FIn,ner AMI George Murphy: secretary,
Rev. Y. f.. Hills; treasurer, Miss Grace
GOODWIN. Five new names were presented
far membership.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

The ladies' of the Unitarian S0ciCty gave
one Of their excellent suppers last night nj,
Ware larlors. The attendance was large,
as it always is At these suppcrs. \ heaut-
lnl painting OF The Assumption of the
Virgin" has been presented to the society
IN memory of Miss Lizzie b Gctchell hy
her mother. The painting which nov
.dorns the walls of the Ware parlDrs is
after Murilo's painting in the Louvre. The
formal acceptance of the gift ON behalf of
the society was made last evening BY Rev,
j. l., Seward in Il few fitting remarks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

There will I've Specia! meeting of the
WOinans Association at their rooms, on
SATURDAY afternoon AT ; O'Clock, 10 confer
with the rev secretary and discuss plans of
work. Every member is earnestly requested
to he present. The rooms viii be open af-
tcrnoon and evening, beginning With Mon
day, January -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

Pope & Sons have made large increase
IN their stock Of pianos and organs within
tlic past two days aud now show a line
equal 10 any in the county. Sewing ma
chimes are still in stock and the variety is
IS great is ever. The interior of the store
has been re-no lred AMI a hardwood floor
hill. making everything bright, neat and
conyenirn, for tn bu.iucss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20
Chicago produca aarse,.

FIltAN0, Jan. n
tLotE--iirin, unchanged
WnRAr-- weakrr, luW,T. --.-----l-..- Nm
.sprIng, EtssiE No z red. 7Itn.i!
= CoEN-weaker; No. ,, ilsn
oNTS- lower; Nc. 2, 3niIsi ,---
white, S'sa--. No. White IDA.
RNH-Ho 2. h,st--
BAELtY- :, d5,--, No. 3. fob. lila ,,. No T.
10 ,5atG -" l.
FLASFKrn--uo J, lOfi.
PoRs-si7.eaals 81. -..
LARD : 10 .ia---.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

The first large house along the riyerto be
reported flled with icc is the one on the
Granite wharf IA Hallowe1, owned ny
| parties in that city, which contains 10000
| tons Of handsome ice ranging in thickness
| from l.; to 70 inches.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20
BABIES ON FIRE.

Babies burning up. babies in agony from
itching AMI burning ecxemas and other tor
turing, disiiguring, itching. burning, bleed
ing, scaly AMI bioteisy skin anil scalp dis
eases. None but taothers realize how these
little ones suffer when their tender skins
are literally aR fire. To know that single
application OF the Cs fterEa RsNEnit> will
in the great majority Of eases afford instant
relief permit rest and sleep, and point TO a
permaneu, and economical (becausc most
speeliv} cure, and not 10 use them is to fail
in your duty. Think Of the years of suf-
fering entailcd by such neglect, years not
only of physical but Of mental suffering
by reason of lpgsonal Disagreement. Why
delay 4 moment longer the use Of these
great skin cures, hlots'l purifiers, and humol
remedies: Cures malc ia infancy and
childhood are speedy, ceeHomic,l, aud al
most insariably permanent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

Mr.. Dirkey Of Fort Kent Mr.. Sneaker
nloyei to iay an ur,ler on the table. Y,.stpy.
day. IN Fegarii TO the clerk causing In he
printed tis amount. of appropriations anil
II was assigned for consideration to,l,v
My object IN reepasilering the order w,.
because il puts very oneroes ami harl
duty On the clerk. Ii is the hardest work
that u ,irslc l,y ans man aronn,i the State
House, AMI conli see nothing that wc
eaHld gain by it, from tine fact that thu. Sen.
ate migts change rrsolyc and il worLl ~,
almost Impossible TO get an exact san, hy
going along from day To day: and paye
to reconsider the order.
Mr.. spTague Of Monsoon Mr.. SNEAKER
!. am opgssesl to the reconsideration Of tlis
order. There may be soniethiug pnre mn.
'lerneatb this than the simple fact Of a,ttIin,.
something to the duties Of Ito etart
! have as high respect fur the gentleman,
from fart Kent ~ any member Of Ibis
House. but you innst bear in mini That he
Is BOT here for tlse special purpose of guard
ing the treasury of the STATE of Masnc
His constituents are undoubtedly sr,Icr Great
obligations to hin. for many favors in the
past, lat not. in NV judgment. for any
special risiianre in this direction. This il
simply proposition in the line Of fair bus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20
LEGISLATIVE NOTICE

co.. .s,''eIttgnea ENe notice that theyx 40.
inelr associates charter 10 build d,r s' a,'n
oooIas and make Improvements on t ,s,a ans
hs,,,,s. ~ ebDosc9t river in the town az -
=. -. =" r''inerset COUNTY. and oa Tie ~, y: y.
bss,'sh- - the town adjoining aid rann IVES,
OF ,ie en-, 30 tiscataqlis Goun,y fer tbs a.
o. niiYt'g booming, -oftiH9 and rating ipa
e htid head q water sufficient css aud
ils Collect reasonable tolls ON Il, " I,
I''i-ssns uspngi, Or benefited ty Mi =, ! ioss
LEWIS q. MOORE.
Bangor. itee. I. iss, NO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20

Mas Graee Stone gives a tea to her
friends at the home Of her aHeie ia Farm
ingslsle, on Monday afternoon from 20 clock
10 5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-20
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

Drum daily Sundays included run sundays only.
Through tieSe.e IL california and all points
Rcafh and West may hr had " =. II. Walker
ticket agent, AaKastA. the aniy office IN Aueasts
selling va al routes aud ahecSss baggage free af
expense.
fA1SpS ruCktR. Vice Fres. 4 tteaI Manager
v, T. BoQfupf. Geei iass. and Ticket Az't.
rerslsed p,e q isf,.