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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
Trustees Decide to Sell the Property and
Raise aoney to Pay Debts.

There was a meeting of the full board of
trustees Of 81. Catharine's School at Bruins
wick, Thursday Those present were
Bishop Neely, Mr. j. II. McMulen OF
Portland, Mr.. Henry Ingalls, of Wiscasset,
Mr.. i NJ. Gliiden of Newcastle, Mr.. W.
&. Ellis Of Gardiner, Rev. Messrs. Bee
man Of Gardiner. Foster of Bangor and
Gwynne of Augusta. 1t was finally decided
to sell the property and raise money by
subscription to pay off the indebtedness.
The trustees say they shall pay dollar for
dollar. They desire the creditors to be as
ienient as possible. but what the creditors
claim ia to be met. The debts aggre-
gate $1,000 and the property
in this city is mortgaged for
$500, To any purchaser ready to
take the property at a fair price the mort
gagee, Mr.. McMullen of Portland, will
gladly allow one-half the purchase price to
remain unmurtEigeI.
At this meeting Mr.. Ellis of Gardiner
was authorized 10 sell the property, to give
possession July / This property lies ives.
of the new street Just to the west of the
Bangs residence, and includes the Hall. Mr.
Ellis is also authorized 10 put the property
for sale in the hands of real estate broker,
1t is thought that, owing to the fire location
of the property and the facilities afforded
by the HILL, the property would find a
ready purchaser by parties desiring to es
summer hotel. For these reasons the prop
erty will probably be placed in the hands of
some Boston broker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22
Williams District School meetina

The annual school meeting of the VIII
hams school district was held ut the new
school building Friday evening. I.enhall
Titromh. E>q. was elected moderator,
Weston Lewis, clerk pro TEN. b. Z. Fol
som was elected clerk for the ensuing year
One of the articles was the election of two
directors. Mr.. Manley's term having expired
and vacancy existing by reason of
the decease of Daniel A. Cony.
There were two candidates for each of
these positions. The first ballot resulted
in the reelection of Mr.. Manlev, the vote
Standing, J IL. Mauley, - "A. :. Bangs, 81 ::
scattering, 3 Fer the uneypired term
Albert NJ Brown vas elected the vote
staining. A. VI. Brown, 9S; l. Farring-
ton. -; scattering. :.
The SUM of s3i00 was appropriated for
school purposes $1,000 for pay ing of the
debt ard 5000 for paying the interest on
debt. 1t was voted TO raise 800 for the
purchasa of settees 10 be used in the base
ment hail The sum Of $3.50 was raised to
pay outstanding liabilities.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22
noings Of the Saiva,ionists.

The meetings at the Army hall on Mon
dav and Tuesday nights, conducted by Adj
iutant s. l.. Brengle. were well attended
and very interesting. The adjutant is Il
very direct and effective speaker. He was
at one time pastor of the Eccleston Square
church in Boston and met the Army " bile
student at the School of Theology of
Bos'on University. His wife is Vassar
College girl. She met the Army together
with her sister, Major Susie Swift, editor
of "Ali the World" the international mag
azine o: the Army, while travelling in Eng
lard. They both were converted through
the Armys inst-umentality and joined its
ranks much to the scandal of their aristo-
cratic mother, who is now, however, quite
reconciled to the action of her daughters,
In June, Major Swift, rho is coming on
visit to her parents, who live in New York,
will deliver a lecture on Darkest Eng
Land" ut the Army hall in Augusta. She is
said to be brilliant speaker. and has lee
tured on this subject throughout England
She was the member of the staff chosen by
Gen. Booth to write the First Years Re
port of the Darkest England Scheme. ~
During this next week the Salvation
Army throughout the 'nited States will
observe their annual week OF self denial
and prayer. Each member of the Army is
expected to deny him or herself some
article of food or clothing or something else
and put the money thus saved into the Army 5
funds for its home and foreign mission
work. Last year several thousand dollars
were raised in this manner. and this year
they expect to far exceed all former years.
No doubt according to their usual zeal they
will not only deny themselves, but will
seek TO enlist everybody else they can in this
commendahle enterprise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22
Officers Of Trinity Installed.

The officers of Trinity commandery No
!. X. T., for the ensuing year were in
stalled Friday evening by Eminent 81,
Chas X. Tilden Of Hallosell The Off
GERS installed: +. C.. f c. Dudley; C..
Henry A Heath: c. G., Fred'k ". Plais.
ted; 5 W, d. W. Emery; j. W. j. E
Kingsley; treas, Treby johnson; rec, j
f.. Blanchard Stan. B., }. f. Badger; 5.
B.. W. II. Williams war,ler, A. I. Muir,
ply It guard, \. ID. Russell; p guard,
A. P.Fi6eld; 81 guard C.S Hsifeld sent.
], BLaTrence. At the close of the iusta!la
ton banquet was served by Viewer
thrcp chapters were psesen+ BY invitation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22
CASUAL CLlMoStS
VI the Licensing Of Dogs and Marriages at the
City Clerks Office

Get your dog registered, or have him
killed"
This mandate, male necessary by the new
law, has little of interest, indeed. afford.
pleasure to such as don't like mans four
footed follower. faithful alike in prosperity
or diversity"
"Why, of course, kill the dog they
glibly say, at the owner is too poor to Il
cense him, kill the animal or very likely
the owner will come to the poor house with
two dogs instead of one.
All this is logical of course, but its as.
Stunning position resembling that of the
Portland man. when he thought he heard
burglars in the house. Trembling with fear
he nevertheless. felt it his !uty 10 ascertain
the cause of the noise. 50 ordering his
wife 10 take the light and 20 ahead, he fol
loved after with the injunction to his better
half You keep ahead, It is mighty tuesr
burglar that would strike woman"
The Portland hero's position was logi-
ca,ly taken, and so is that of the dog hateI
WHO raises the cry register your dogs or
have EN- killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

The male element Of France appears to
b. just awakening to the fact that the
musiache is fashionable" Being Of in
earring minds they are now deeply In
ttft~ted in the important question ~ "a
Who introduced this fashion. They come
FROM England, " says one oracle, Fall etlu
Gated % Euglishmen wear mustaches. 2
Not NJ al, replies another. ''the home Of
tie Eustacle is Spain, and here is the
story Of It's origin. After the Moors first
invaded the country the Christian and
tiOe.eIH population became so mixed that
1t WIS difficult to say which were Moor.
and which .5paniartis. The Spaniards then
hi upon 'neans by which they could at
o''ce distinguish their brethren. They did
not shave their upper lips any longer, and
they allowed TUT Of hair to grow below
their under lip 50 that their boards formed
the rude outline of cross. Thus the
mnstaclte became symbol of liberty and
fraternity" This sounds somewhat far
fetched, but it is a popular legend just now
III Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22
THIS Is A MOST WONDERFUL CURE

Gentlemen: Belfast, Ne, Dec a. 1902
In February, 1851, had been ON crutches for
two years from WHITE swelling OF my right knee
and also had glandGar S1eiliugs about my neck
and cAcst. | had gradually been running down
for a much longer time and had a severe cough,
ard was greatly cmdciated and weak. All my
friends considered metlr advanced with consump-
ton; | was thought to be beyond help; | was
thoroughly discouraged, and judged that medi-
cine Of no use in my case, as had been under
the care of a skiiul PHI ySiCan for two years con-
stantly. On February ), 1881, commenced taking
DALION'S SARSAPARILLA and took il three
months. At the end Of that time my knee had
improved so could go about with a care, and my
strength had improved to a remarkable degree
I had good appetite and was feeling cheerful at
the thought that should be rel once more. In
six months discarded cane as well as crutches.
At the end OF seven months ceased taking med.
icne andfound myself 7eeN. nave remained well
70 the present time and am not the least bit lame.
! eve my lie to DtLToN's SARsAPARtLtA and
titas has traT'f1 my cure to be permanent. lean
not recommend Il too highly to Others similarly
affected. Should anyone doubt the truth Of the
above statement they can refer to me by letter.
Mrs, JuDirH kNowLToN,
No. 9 Cedar ST., Belfast, Me.
Prepared by DALTON SaRslpiRllLi CO.. Belfast, Me-
Is- Daltan's Pills ard Piasters. also Dsltou's
Liquid heEiitrice Tor the Teeth and Gums.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22
THE RUBY.
In Legend and History-Famous Oriental
and European Eubies.

III
and European Eubies.
Perhaps even more wildly than dia
mouds rubies and carbunclcs addressed
themselves to the oriental imagination
Something in that liquid fiery color which
reminds one of heart full of its beating
bruod-of the sun in its concentrated splen
dor something at once weird and fascnat
ing stirred the minds which peopled apace
with peris, djnns and afreets, and gave
to certain things of earth powers named by
comho1 consent magical and supernat
utal Gems in general, and ruhies and
rarbuncles among the more specialized,
were assumed to give forth light that made
the sun superiluous. Noah had this light
when in the ark, and Abrahums city,
wherein he shut up his wives and whereof
the walls were too high to allow the sun to
shine therein, was brilliantly lighted by n
hH>in fun of prccious stones. Ruhies and
saVphfes are Tie same stones, one colored
red and the other blue, and both come TN
der tire head of ''coI1lIdul," which the
dictionary tclsUs is ambiguous alumiua -
The linest rubies are still kept in Asia,
though Tavernier-who, after all, il the
great authority on eastern gems, though
he did write 50 long agO-sitys that he pre-
."rr,d the French rubics to those Of the
gl,It mo.,ul Yet the great mu"ul Lad los
i;rge Tiih,s iu his throne, and among them
WIS one weighing > ounces. Various
othrr immense ruhies arc noted by authors.
The King of Arracau had unc-a sis sided
prism a fun inch in diameter, ending in II
ii. SIDED pyramid The king Of Pesu had
q ruby Of which the i.urity has passed into
n pr b. anl which WAS said to he the fin
e. IA Tire wnrld-iI not for size, yet for col
or and hiliiAuey, The snprtmc Of all foi
siHe-if indeed it were II ruby at ail-was
one spoken OF by Marco Polo, in tie pos
session uf the king of Ccylun. "a sj.nu in
i,n.h, rs thick as II man ; arm, aud with
out - HaH. What has become Of il no
man knows, and indeed whether il was II
bit Of colurad cry stal or a wonderfully tint
ed slab of islHss. akin to those fabulous en-
eralG- and the like, wherein the Egyptians
were % def. il not known. any more than
t. ultimate fate Of this extraordinary pro
dlctiun.
OF European rIbics Charles the Bold
that iHckle4s son of fortunate father
bad three rJibes called the Three Bro; hers.
Of peri e talor nul worthy size They
passed into the possession Of James | who
s"nt Them to Baby Charles" There is ~
large heart shaped bHlas ruby in the Eng
iiHh crown. 1t has been neither cut nor
polished j. only se,ntransmrent, ard is Of
dark rod Ike Morela cherry Austria
had cr has al oriental ruby The size Of IL
hens e'c.t. The coronation ring Of the king
OF England is Of plain gold with larx,.
NioIe; table ruby, wherein plain cross, or
cross of 81. George. is erriously euchascd
The queens ring Is likewise of gold, with a
!Trge tablcrliby and sixteen small brilliAnts
around the ring Rubies and carbuncles
are male and female, according to Pliny.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

The Ingredients of which DIR. Ball.
Tough syrup is compounded are tnos.
cA.efiy relied on by .killful medical rsea =,
'fost effcaeious for the cure of all afee.
& oas Of the throat. chest and lungs. They
are the best TO be found in the Laboratory
of the chemist and hence this famous cough.
cure has always maintained uniform stan.
dard Of excellence,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

The Democratic county committee m .
81 thu Fairtsld House Friday afternoon and
transacted considerable routine busine s.
Nth closed doors Persons who are
eyiieIfiy looking after government posi-
tons were about toxn duIing the day an
he committee was putting in most Of ia
time wrestling with the petition. handed in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

IL Is told by soine ob=ervaut student ot
past tifnfs that the monks Of the Midli,
Ages divided the Kiss into fifteen DISTINCT
and separate orders: !. The docorous o,
modest kiss. :. The diplomatic or kiss OF
policy. ,. The spying Kiss. to ascertain II
a woman has drunk wine. 4. The slave
kiss. ). The Kiss infamous. a church Den
ance. 9. The slipper kiss, praetic,.d tow ard
tyrants. Z. The judicial kiss. &. The fes.d
al kiss- .. The religious kiss, kissing tbs
cross. TO- The acadeInical kiss, on joining
a solemn brotherhood. IL The hand ki.s
~ the Judas kiss. ID. The medical ki-6
Tor the purpose of healing some sickness
H. The ki:Es Of etiquette. Ii. The kis. o!
love, the only real kiss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

FRIDAY, ApFn 2fsf-
Court came In :isis morning al 10 o'clock
and during tile day was engaged IN hearing
several divorce cases in which there was
no contest A case Of unusual interest Vas
that of Evefyn L. Rove vs.. Robert W.
Rove. both of this eity, the former work
ing ia the cstson uI.il AMI the latter at the
insaae hospital Mts- go~e is now 20
years of age ami hg- husband AZ, alsl th-y
have been married four wears. She brings
her libel for Il divorce On the ground OF =
refusal to proYtie her suitable support.
She SAYS that her nu ,band is Christian
Scientist and i'sa, his teacher is a Mrs.
Woodbury. Of Eostou, 10 whom she claims
her husband has raid all his earnings for
his education and for the support Of Mrs
Woodbury. child. nov , l-2 years of age,
and wbieh is eiaimei by Rove anil others
Of rhe faith to have been Immediately cen
ceiyed. in feet the .'cond Saviour. Mrs.
Rowe appeared 10 secep' this view of The
origin of the child, fo- stel asked by the
court whether she had any suspicion that
her own husband might have been
the author of its being, she
sait she had not, and thas it cold not be.
and seemed to think her husband vas do
ing what he considered his duty in looking
after the chill /. accor.i lag 20 his faith. Bat
her faith li1 not seem 10 20 20 the eIten.
Of permitting he- husband to turn all his
earnings in this direction. or 10 refuse TO
provide her physician, when size was i'll,
and trust TO faith for cure, which she
claimed he di.. Il appeared in testimony
that Mrs. Woodbury. ia, been ia iha habit
of going 10 Ocean Point summers ard that
Rove occasionally went there TO take his
lessons. Mrs. Rowe was corroborsted by sey-
eral witnesses Dis 10 thu payment of money
BY defendant to Mrs. Woodbury., and one
of them, evidently not of the faith. allowed
that she had in all probability seen the
father of the child ut Ocean loiGt. Rove
makes no appearance agtlns the divorce,
Decision reserved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

CHICAGO. Apin n.
Ft"uR-qaiet ,riic lower.
r-qnlet, No slrng, 72a7!; No, cred
1.azl.
CORN steady; No ?, 40 ai0i.
OATs-qdet, No. :. 27lt-, - -
Shit., 32fa-. No. wl.lte, MA.
RYE--po ,, 5oa-.
BAFL~Y-no 2, 62a-: M. 3. fob. Ala 81; No 4
DO I5ai1.
fLATFsED-- no /. LII, ALI.
P"EK cPsicr, sl.21G$.7 =.
LtRD-iow,r, - a2.a9.5.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

esW 'Rk. April Il.
FDotH-Rcee;pi.. ass p&ss; e,,,o-ts 49I
bhia: i--'i>. slrSs: -lgis., 1e.s1 pkgs; mar ct
alet seid h'incr IaosHi .Dns unc ian ged -
sue rNtEss = !os.s cay mills gdli 90. City
m.ls pAts nts. +iai 90; @ln.-g Wheat low
grades, Y ~ ,sG TO fancy, o g;
patents, 50 Al - - Minuesotta clear. Seas so;
st5"fh'5, 1oA- " isirase, 80 t 70 rye
nai,.tufes, se4a 81. sas dne zss- - int. %
l.. 20
RYE FloCE-- quiet, steady. 2sna325.
Rye weak, quiet; western, 5sads-
80 80; state, dSas9; No. Toronto. sias5.
BARLEY MALr-dui. erS:ern 7Oas2, two
rowed state 7oa75; xrowe4 ssa.e soas5; city
made Canada iQ0alG5.
wHsAT--ReeeIpt-. eco ou-s, exports, 2i5, "a f.
sal :, IA 600; moderately active for firm -
No. rea sore ana elevator, e5a15i
afoat, 16aa7dt. fut, 7da..:, No lard. sSiAs5
NJ. spring 77fa7s; Nd ! northern 81 ~
No2. northern, !9ia>o nominal. no A'iwadsc.
No. 3 red, d; No2 sprlng s0laso.i ungraded
6,iao;
i'oEv-Rccelpts. 6i,scD export, 1885,; ssle-
u '"o; hTntr, luitt; ,,,---1 -, ~
:, whitc i>.l9l delivered; toJ,-a-,!NV | i>Hisi
No. 3, lila, steamer atdat. a.: yellow, 500
auFraie'i mixed, iolatss; steamer mixed. 4si
sales, $1,000, dun lower on white ;----
| Nn.z, y ia; 40 @h-te. ioa-. Ne. Chicas,
| S>ia-; No 3, 37t-, TO wf;te. '>sa59, m Stt
He-feTn 39a:s>l 60 white, 81 As, white state
| - AIS
3tk, weak, dan.
| BaEi II Aus-dul
| western Steam, Closed al sIoal asked, city
| api, sales, Refined. quiet, steady. cuntineni
| 40 lla -; A. 5000. ana f.
| foHs- firm. 4ii"t; -------- sales. -, Ole
mess, 3li,75as 10 new laess, si5.75asl6.z5 extr.
| prime fpnlinai.
HtTrsR-excited, much higher; short supplies
| ia.cyi- stuTt cHiy,, 2ta;3, do Creamery ao45i
| Western dair} 20itS, Dc creamery 27a3l, q,
| factory. 20lgs; kigiu. "A II rolls. Penn
| creamery. 20 80; do factory, l7a23.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

Mr. A. c. .Iewet AMI tao men asc1m-
Fort Ken, on Mondsy. The m. "A siIi Iiske
their homes there. their wives keeping
horse while the work On the Stat sc.iool
material has already been skipped from
hsre.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

A crew of painters from SrrhnFyport
Mas are al werk on the open ears AZ tie
car stables putting them IN fine order foi
the summer travel As soon ~ tie open
ears arc cut the closed cars v i'll be repaired
ard Dainfed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

Fast Day was duly commemorated at the
Baptis; church Thursday morning The
churches united and held an appropriate
se-vi.e, Rev +. " Churchill preaching
the service PRAYERS were offered by Rev
f.. g. Page and Rev. T.. VI. Bartlett.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22
oePRIcfS
y DELICIOUS ~
Flavorin4
Extracts

Each flavor is made from the true
fruit, free from others, poisonous
oils and strong, rank taste. They
are natural fiavors, obtained by a
new process, which gives the most
delicate and grateful taste. Insist
on having DR.. Prices. Substitutes
are often. recommended because
they afford a better profit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

W. c. Person & Co, ara having a gooI
fun Of business at the fairfield House
ssnes assuming the management iess than
fsso weeks age. The first week there were
aver 20 transient guests beside, the p gular
bsar,lers. Friday there were % srausients
as dinner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

Mr. Mart Dow of the Emerson College
of Otatory will give recital next Tues
day evening in the Baptist church. Until
fonr years ago Mr.. Bows home vas in tris
city and ne is still a Watervillc boy. H.
will need no introduction to the Watersills
audience which will enjoy treat Tuesdi y
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

This. SATURDAY afternoon at Soper's hal
hegip0ing " 80 7. NJ, Il musicale will be
given BY several Young people. Some ex
eellent talent will appear and those who
att nj will be agreeably surprised. They
have been carefully trained by Miss Meader
AMI the nla' ing by Henry Spencer and the
voices of Miss Mary Evans and Miss Hope
Davies, are worthy of especial mention.
The proceeds aye 10 b. devoted to the rec
tory fund of s.. MARKS Episcopal church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

Mr. Charles Tnwie was the happy re-
eeIyer Of birthday present Thursday
morning. A gold watch and chain was pre-
sented 10 hIm by his many G. A. r.
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

Judge II H. Baker went to Portland
Thursday to ittend the meeting eff tile rep
resentatives OF the savings banks in the
State, oallc1 FOR the purpose of discussing
the fleet of the laws on taxing saving,
banks. recently passed by the Legislature,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

swollen 40 that he did not look like child. Hiswerc
the worst sores have ever seen of the kind. We
began using the CurIcunA REAKpIEs, and in two
weeks we could see q great Improvement. and
row he Is completely cured. His skin Is smooth
and whiis and he seems entirely well We 50
thankful. Portrait inclossd. would like 10 tell
everyone who has suffering baby about CuTIcuRA.
MRS. FRED BARRETT.
Winfield, Ingham County, Mich
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

Friday was busy day in the municipal
court. Ioli \. tooer dralk, was fined
- aui costs Exarl Piper was fined the
same amount for the same offence. Louie
Talusc ,sas fined 81 AMI costs for drunken
ness an given "a lays in jill for assault
ing an officer. In defaul, OF payne Mt oe
costs be viii PROBABLY Obliged to put in g
days extra ~ Augusta. Talarsc male a
disturbance at the ball grounds THURSDAY
and whcn he WAS being arrested assaulted
an officer. During the scrinmage thu
officer called on the BY ISLANDERS for as.is
tancc. He spoke to one man. Paul Perry
who refused to assist him. Perry was
arrested and brought before Judge Phil
brook on charge of refusing 10 al. ar
officer " hen requested to 10 40.
Il. plead net guilty, hut the testimony or
witnesses established the fact that he faile
To hrlp the officer when asked. though
staining close by. Tie Judge said that a.
It was the first case which hal rome befor
tn a0urt. that he should simply impose the
casis. He referred TO complaints that ha :
h.en made where the action Of the police in
certain @ases was not upheld ny the publ
who W 70 at hand. lie sail that the police
force vas none too large. ani the officers
should he supported when in discharge Of
tileir duty. The statute plainly states that
citizens shall render aid 10 TIE police when
called upon, ey.n if they run the chances
of being injured. The example that was
mgie Friday will no doubt be borne in
mind by certain class when they are near
AZ officer who il making an arrest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

The law being behind this the owners of
dogs are very properly complying with it.
But there is much of interest in listening to
the conversation incident to this registering
While lettering around the city clerks Office
the other morning gru!f old fellow came
in. The writer felt certain from the first
word that the stalwatt, deep-toned man
wanted license for some huge shaggy
Newfoundland or St. Bernard. One could
easily il zine the sturdy couple the
powerful man and his large four-footed
c0mpanion-ma ter and dog.
Say, Mr. Clerk, how much will it cost
to Ct license for my dog. Hes litte
yaller cur that ought to % for half price ="
The illusion is di.p"ll'd, hnt you call that
dog "a little yaller eur" within the heating
of his master if you dare.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-22

The following appointments have been
made for the Freshman Reading at Colby
l'sirersiiy: Miss Ethel +. Farr, Miss Mgr.
tee ID Cheney, Mss Augusta Cottle. Miss
Nary S. Croswell: Messrs. F. NJ Paiel.
ford. H. f. Hamilton, l.. F. Wyman, O.
". Turner. F. l.. II. Purintou, +. L.
Getchel.