Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-09

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We take the liberty of suggesting to all
the Maine fathers that they be frank with
heir boys. Otherwise they may get to an
bsrrassirg situation similar to the one re
fe red to by "Bertie
Desr Mr.. Editor--f am little boy just
beginning to rSai the newspapers and lake
An interest in politics. VIII you kindly tell
iis through your valuable paper the name
If the man who ran sgsinst NJ kinley foF
the governorship of Ohio; | have looked
through all tie papers and do not md an,
allnsion to his name. | know that II "
Russell and Greenhalgs in Massachusst',
and I thought if nobody was running
against Mckinley in Ohio no "onder ne got
all the votes Father is Democra', and
h. gels mad when ask him any quett ons-
He was very happy when Grover Cleveland
was ELECTED President, and heard him tell
m ,her that We were going TO get our tn
pals cheaper than we had before, but since
he has had his wages cut down he looks
very surly all the time AMI says he has lost
more money the last few months than would
buy tin pal for every body in our street.
Yours respectfully, BERriK.
sight was witnessed Mt the Wilhmsntic
spool works Friday, 23ult. tiny deer
~as seen running rapidly past the works,
closely pursued by three house cats As
they neareh the river one of the cats
thought to take ride on the back of the
deer. She gained the posit on and lost 1t
quickly and the ,!ee- sva am across the river.
The cats nothing dannted, moved quickly
up the stream 10 the bridge. crossed over
dr., .hod, and sped on in pursuit of the NY
ing deer once more. Had it been dogs that
thus openly dehed the laws the wardens
would have been investigating the mater
ere nov. As il il, where Is the law that
r.ads 800 for chasing deer with eats :
The cats were owned tv citizens of the
place who are welt knoen. They should
b. warned TO keep their cats chaine', or
farmers with small stock in their barns
should see that the doors are kept closed.
The men interested ia intro iucing for
eign game INTO the State, held rouslog
meeting 1t Lewiston Thursday and who
know. but what within three or four years
black gsme will be more common bird in
the Maine market than wootcock?
Lewiston journal: What the coh1ty
needs is prJte, ton against its rich and
powerful enemi-s, the swollen manufac-
tursrs .-Biddefurd Standard DEM
Indeed, The hest way 10 protect Bid'e-
ford against them. perhaps. would he to
tear dow the cotton mills and move the
machinery out Of town.
BihIeford Journal: One of Sacos promi-
IN
", met leading member of the great dry
goods Arm of r. II. White & Co, IN hi
private office. The conversation drifte,'
into politics, " hen the Boston man rem ifksd
Last wear | threw all my energies rs
we'll as my vote to help elect Grover Cleve-
land TODAY, if had the same opportunity.
| would gis, $50 900. and all the intiueace
could command TO defeat him. My busI-
n.s, worth $500 900 less today by reason
of CleveIandism than it was one year ago.
The agents engage in the house Ia
hou.e collection of statistics for Auburn.
board of registration are experiencing tn
miseries of the census taker. Some of the
good people in the suburbs think them
bunco men and utterly refuse to answer
questions.
The Latest swinile reported in Maine is
that when peddler of false swift hes palms
off on the unsu' pecting customer flax
like fiber that is not hair at all.
Now that Union has go. the railroad It is
beginning II take account of stock. IL finds
ieself possessed of water power and nnmer-
Gus other facilities, mines of wealth when
developed. These are excellent signs that
theaext national administr alton will, be one
uader which it will be profitable to develop
these resources.
The towns along the proposed line of the
Wiscasset & Quebec Railroad are opening
their purse strings 10 aid in the building
When IT'S question whether his town OF
some other mans is TO have the road the
tow nsmsn no longer hesitates but goes to
the very depths of his pocket.