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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-27
PURELY Personal.

Senator Morrill, 81 Vermont il in bet.
ter health than he ha- t--en ipr several
wears, though he reryutly celebrated III,
anniversary Of his -! birthday
NJ. >eloH- who gets medal from IN,
I Royal biographical society this year, T.
| believed 10 have killed more elephant.
than any one else. He l. popularity re-
garied ~ the original Of Rider Ha..ari'
Allan Quatermain.
Nat VI. Brigham. recently appoint.-
I intel states Marshal Of Utah, wIl p.
reme'nbere! by Harvard men VI afpG,
fifteen years back a. one OF the most
/ noted tenors who ever ~au, IN the ,,,,,
| Club. He il a cla-Srnate OF ThvOdOr.
Roosevelt and Josiah Quincy.
Prof. Barnard has di+,,oyrre,! NOR.
comets than any other man living hay.
/ lrz sixteen 20 his credit. Ten YEAR, ~
| ne Va a photographers A--i-tau, A,
| Nashville, hi value A. an amateur A.
tronomer having be"n first discovered hy
| the authorities OF Vanderbilt University
Colonel Ward HI! IAmon. pr.-ii.n,
/ Llncoin'- !ntimA'. friend AMI un-urca---
| IN. olOGra pher, who died the other tav
At Nariiuhurg, W. Va. j. said - hay.
had another book IN PREPARATION a. the
time Of hIS death. l. va 10 ~ ! three
volume compilation pi his remiui-cenc..
Of Lincoln and the var.
Captain William H. smith. Who fo-
forty YEAR ha- been Superintendent OF
the National BJtaGic Garden At Wazh.
Ington and President OF the society Of
American Flprl-t-. has copies Of 80 eli
tons Of the works II Burn- the poet a
collection only evcellci BY those at elias
coE and the British Museum.
The shah has an unfortunate affection
for 'rreat Britain. He il alway- writing
to the Queen offering to visit her MAJ.
e~tT, who u thought. however, 10 have
had enough Of him last time. He not
only drinks n bottle OF brandy dav
mt l. also an opium eater, and Is man
OF violent and irresponsible habits.
The only -urvivin, oficeholder under
Jark~1n'- adm ni-tration i said to J..
Judge i!en jam.n Patton. who Wa A, tina,
time United States District Attorney
He Wa present At Cleveland. inaugura.
ton, though he j. - wears old. He live.
quietly on ms great estate 81 nearly . co
acres, known A. Fontland, near Hicks
Vile, q.
SarplT- DuTan's recently finished Dor
trait OF the Baroness Crcuze de Lesser /.
pronounced b. a French critic "A chai
t'Rnvre from .he th~'a points Of view q;
design, cnloring and lisens--." Duran
j. handsome man Of ~, now grown
-io1;. but still agile enough 10 be an OF
pert f"ncar and a fine horz.man. M
fayorits model il hi wife.
Pauline Markham. who il suiny for
large damage for broken leg in I..1is-
Vile, vas photographed 20 extensively a
decad" or 40 ago that nearly eyerybs,Iy
became familiar with her lanyuishiny.
and Maslorna-like face. She i nov pa.,
- years Of age, but still a fne-looking
woman. There i no, a wrinkle in b.-
face, and n surgeon who :. ! her broken
menhrr say- that .he has the mos,
beautiful and shapely limb" he cvc,
saw and that the flesh is a. firm a.
marble"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-27

by a clause in his will II. Xavier
narini"r. member Of tho French
anemy' leaves forty pounds to he
distributed among the sellers of scc
ohonand ""oks who ply their trade
on the quays Of Paris. The money
N 10 D" spent by tho legatees in a
'e'Nt or thinner. during which they
are to think Of tho testa,or. who Is
era'siu' Tor the happy moments
Mn'oh no spent wandering from one
o'"sstali to another ON the hanks Of
.ns oe'ne between the Pont Royal
eao ths Pont e. Michel.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-27
BUSINESS BREyITIES.

A new medicine bottle indicates the
hours at which the drug is TO be taken.
The deposits at American savings
banks amounted in 1871 10 81 ,6Si, co,utV'
Sixty per cent OF the shoes used in the
United States are made in Massachusetts,.
The coal and coke business OF Colorado
is now III the hands OF iour great COM
panies.
The exports of petroleum from the
United States last year were 5S2 III, 90
gallons.
1t is estimated that Butte, Mont, will
produce lSo,oOo,oU pounds OF copper
this year.
The gold and silver product OF Mexico
is about $40, o00,0oo per snnum, prinei-
pally silver.
The COS! OF boots and shoes worn out
IN the United States every year Is more
than s+oO, Od0,oON
Seventy per cent OF the people OF Cey-
lon live by agriculture. The percentage
in Britain is l5.44.
GlassworAers are 81 scarce AZ Pitts
bury that employees dictate what kind OF
glass shall be made.
During January and February OF this
year s02,0ts punches OF bananas were
imported 10 this country.
Near Cordoba Mexican syndicate Is
experimenting with tea-plantIng. Chi
| ct,.-'.~ - ,.,,
$50 y a.iN s<'i'iiiS ~, Lire Wv
- na'uuvI A.,i'os --'''' VII
=, '-'o "''eA >'-''es .'''-' ''-'''
~ II h, paeis Ia IIt liianH Ale .'IS
:; . "n, am .''e sI ~ nc" s0'H
| - uAN'Ic". III I'S' M
| In the Island OF teNion l6t,ovu acres
are devoted to the cultivation OF cocoa
r. 81 -. ,,,,.'' .--'.
=; ~, - - = ;, II. on
-. ~ -, -. LIZ 80 u "a
Ia s'o ''|'ii' ''''dN''c'' 10 Sio'V''''"o'
| Inc hapin IRON mine Al Isnpeming,
la, ei., wv, 70 81, ~ I'etl !" l.-
80 anu IN vase uN'''n 70 ~"'uN"
'ot IA 80 49,.
f - pte ''o'4 - - '"uN
I - ~ - - 'iiT Wv
b 'e" - ; ny 'Iia' Vi Eng ANA
| In Witn Fa.- lfri,-, tb..v A.. ,l-;,,.,
.nyar frnm cotton - 49, .,;j - =.
| fifteen fines .wr,.,.r than that nj.
from Inri.;,n, .n,ar ,.sna
So Nh. III.
tbs r,;Irl,5.n - II -. 'o' ,en EvA.'
ate-i Al An actual loss OF 81 OoU GOA wear
to the railroads themselves.
! For the twelve months s,ii,, A,r.l
| 81 lSlS l5l rational h.nk. ~. -
| lishe.i in the Tuir4d STAT. Win an -.
yr,-ate capital u al IN 40
wear lSsg the quantity Of cotton pro-
/ duce,i in the whole world amounted u
/ II, +0o, go bales, while III 1870 II reached
only 4, 2DU, 600 bales.
| ,...-., ,-,.a,...,.,.
b.. ~ - wy pA>t !" eng months $500" ~
.; ,i ne s,'>er ilo't7 l->leH under tht Ia"
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y Wo,ni I'M Eat.

'ne OF the wonders Of the worm
uot''' Is N'matoSis eczema a crea,urn
Ia. 'a' ya's ice with as much avidi,y ne
.,lo s''kwor'n does mulberry or o.ago
o og leaves Professor p,ntori n
smithsonian s institution authority o,
~" Years ago, believes INA, III
"o '''lng wonders will finally on
account Of their rapid increase !, ~. 90
, -, w 'E'"ns, gnaw through tho ico
o'rFs ard make a t1p To the rolo ~,
easy 'aHA' st. Louis Republic
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-27
FOREIGN FLASHES.
Foreigners Residing in France
Must Register.
CENSUS OF midas POPULATION.
Compressed Gas Utilized Instead OF
Powder As a Propelling Force
in Firearms-Etc.

There are 100 go unemployed in Bel
GUM.
Italy proposes 10 spend about 81, 0oo,-
etO ON her navy next wear.
\ census taken in lS9l places the pop
ulsiion OF India at ~ 10000.
China's tea crop promises 10 he large
and of excellent quality this year.
II IS reported that an effort is being
made in London 10 rrintrvduce Sedan
chairs.
Emperor William has declared his in
tcnuoH 10 open in person the ne"
Reichstas.
British trade last month showed A net
Increase OF s7,7Uo,uOU over the same
month oi l>H2
| \ pension Of t,OCn francs year mas
/ been granted 10 Nine. kenan by the
| French government.
/ The Pope viii send the .ollrn rose Of
/ virtue this year 10 Marie ilrarictte,
/ Queen OF the BtlgiAns.
/ Heavy trusts have greatly injured the
/ vines III the wine districts vi Austria,
Switzerland and France.
] English Radicals wii oppo-, L grant
for the Princess MAY, alleging that thu
I Prince OF Vale, Ia. enough.
Tur&l-h newspaper, have received
+ from the sultan permission - recoln-
uleHcc publishing Ia the morning
Althoash JapAp i one If th, ,If-.,
.,,,,.rr,..1,, ~. Ia -. go, -,
d nr,sjt,,. n,t,nl.,,, u 49, -
r.. ,,-,-.l..a ......-,'-.'T.t.
he AUSTRALIAN crl,.- = largely due 10
i,n,.. IN - !, .,,,,.I,s ,.'.t'
FI''' ~ '''' \
'.N'i,- At1A rA-t''h imports ae
, q, $500" AMI AIpf-- de- f'1-'!
- ,-'"' = 'o'il parcel "ltu Apt1i, ~.
NJ. u. ,'.v 'F"it ~ ,I'T Fa'I ''
= - ''''''; '' '"t 'fi,f o' 'ii'
- sag 41'iN'sA' u Nif- '''4''
'o.i'
The Duke j.. Abogzzes, a nrphcs 81
M MLls itl.h ri. 81 t'A.l, -antpir'i q
~ '''' Ni'''' l'f '"'' H-7 all AS''GI
ne = Re ~ arrarfn has os-rn invented
IN fA-.anl by "h'th compressed 81 ~
-. '''''''' Vi i-'"'''r d P'"i""'
man IA 'hNenie'i "'-.i'"I~ra'
ins bi,Fc-r "h-eh, when perfected ~.
!.rt H 70 prove the " sensational yh.gle
The noVA.cr rl.Ac-- % Switzerland
"!.! have - serve the ,rrtu %: .mprl-1a
mrnt :" which .he -. -ru,cut,,! IL,
contempt ol Jpurt.
l,i- announce! tia, ...,--,l ...-,.., u,
io;h-er- ALL 4,-..t in IT,, nanr.,,-,. 81
the Italian iorre> IA Northern I,Aly n.-Ai
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1893-05-27
FARM AND GARDEN.
The Most Expensive Ingrediert
Of Fertilizers.
USEFUL AGRICULTURAL IrRxa
The Requisites Of . Good Poultry.
House - Selecting q Brood
Sow-Habit in Cows.

salt and wood ASHES ia reach of h.,
are beneficial. Good for horses also.
The neglect given the chicks nos ca.
NOT be overcome With good care By al
by.
The nursery lara al the Works Pa.
sfounds contains happy hui of hish-bssi
calves.
Seed potatoes should be exposed To III
light 50 that sirons sprouts may be T.
Srloi%si.
l. YOUR experience that cooked q.
soaked corn Is b.tsef than dry, hard con
Ior hpsa'
Health. comfort and neasaess are n.
things 10 t- sought when baikiinx I
f-uitr, house..
Lathe chicks rnios tresh water TO driak
Uise them some, e,en though yoa pse
vide miik tJr them.
Ii ,t.Ir l,sa l. have The range a IA.
farm AMI have zcosss 10 fre-h sa,<s
the, all nessi tat little rare.
! II takos a. hach brains Ia run a isrm
successfully a. II dd~s "a eosasiaet xay
other businees Of like Proportions.
IL mistake 10 l-suuse 81 at.~srt~A
III fuuglhe 2osk u44 the izFnl that ~, Tina
3, i-tt tos thought planning " fsrsss-
ton.
/ II suu nleah to z-lI spFin. chickens.
--!l lllriA ia tlsc sPflhx hot in the txil
tec ~ 80 ,ents a pound Ahd ke~ t..oc~y
1A thrM.
/ ~,ltt c,al stndrrs ahl ehareuaI sroas
uu.si ashrs sE cots. sh0aii &. sIisSszg iA~
apl~uzefa Asps % The hass bal u
tsts daily
Ii Yya arv rA.,iag rhirks tsr the ex.,
th,., a..l Law. AsaF Ar.b he n.krf.[.
liA ~. f~t4 tAF'H a. ~A'A a. 4Afsv rt2us4sa
Tor Afr% VIE
4fi,rf ia a. rishAhse sAfs that. ~
s~s-'r AYv aa lt.o h~f1a1~ u thE hebi ll~y
30 ,AgaHi b. Angel, FA4s.,i "a Substitutes
!os nation.
Te. -4t.-r-4.,-e. f4s., a 49, g..
80. H.rt., ,tst..ss ,at, ,h.l ~ ~,..-,s.
1.-ft. ..,t, -, -, "a 81 $50 ~
.4..-,,.. tt.,t 49, - /, =, -, :.
,f... ..,sth
t1 as
80 -. =
.' ''''H 'Als hs
-" H@~H ~
NH - 'Ar Ha'''t rfgrisisv tnssv-
i.ea- .i ''f't. iTfe u 1' f~t'TFvSs thai
Ri" 'AtAlTs& t.0a'-t 4 :" FP' ins u - syf
.7"slA- ..ssrF AL+ p-ssiu - anstwt
sfF"4 as ts '0T3.r5 ii4e 'tse a AtAi RETAIN
e. nc h-aa-fo
rL.netFsi s..Es
AT ~.-9 t4t- hrri rfe =454,h Esks
49, asasv. aat tA~s uh., have s.ss arsl
.ntraI % ,f...ll ~ t.-..t ,t.,t,t.. tss,,
N.--.' go 'a'A = hataf@tlv ttshtrr
~ 'A7 ar"F aH3 SAYS tt~ @strnsiAz
i-'.--f i-.af IL e ii-F 'i''9'-4 Il brurs1sfs
'-' '.f'i' 4" '=A'r .stt esAs "ish
AL ~ rAtfA 'iAfs - ts ~
-. FhEA -ssi 9F-~s 10
las ~ iF"' "a ii'AsT use
= 'A'-1s 20 tsai ~ta
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80. F-'''' ''~+tt' ~ AZ
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-19
AUGUSTA LOCALS.
SONS OF VETERANS.


Commander z T. Fairieh Of the Maine
Division S OF Y has Issued general orisrs
Nos. and s.
The annual inspectioa of camps began
April 18th. The six camps whose re-
ports reach headquarters first were 10 re-
ceive s,knox .es.s LIZ ut and this is done in
Order No. s
Tie foll3ying are the names os the
captains Of rlle six camps from whom re-
ports a'd per czpi,s tax for quarter ending
March 3lst. were first received.
j. c. Colby, Wstsrviiie; Frai Seow,
Vinaihaven: Geo. ii Bangs. Augusta; +.
Z. Poor, BroSnfi"l.I; +. =. Copeland,
Thomsston J, F 'iNehsll, So. Chiaa.1
+. X Goall, R,S',ni, John c. Bake,
Auburn. II. L. Harrington, Eastport, have
been appoia:eI committee On revision on
bylaws.
Past Col. E. c. Moran. appointed ass.s-
tant inspector general, will inspect head
quarters. Maine Division the first Monday
N Mag.
As regards inspection the commander
says: Inspections are ordered, Not as a
mere matter of form, but 10 encourage TIE
, camps that are deiug well, and strengthen
those that gre in u weak couiI.ion. Cap
tains who do not commi! their rituaiis'ic
work to n,eJn9ry cannot be too severely
criticized. lie sh1ull also post up eacl
and every eu5er OF his staff in their sew
eral ptrts of the work, in orier 10 gam 9
/ good percentage. Remember a low per
censage reflects di,cre,,it not alone on your
/ self, hut on the entire membership of your
camp, and try and telp make this the best
/ inspe elton ever held ia tie Old Pine Tree
State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-19

The +. {. tIoime. "a, IS busy at present
in is shop. na sirg the wheels and ether
machinery for large electric pa~er staff n
which it !, baiIltng il Baltic, Conn, for
the Baltie Water Power Co. The Holmes
Company frst commenced working on elec-
tic power apparatus III 1851, wien they
built the power station AZ Lewiston for the
Lewiston & Auburn Lighting Co. The sta
ton AZ Baltic is TO be one of TIE largest in
New England, being 100 feet on the siils.
II has three pairs Of water Wheels, sith a
united power Of 1900 horse power. This
power is used 20 run ) Thomson Houston
VI. P 80, 900 Watt generators, the power
Of which is 10 ne used on the Baltic & Nor
sich Electric Railroad, which comes dis
lance of 10 miles. The large peices of cast
iron y hich have deem hauled through the
streets lately are the castings OF the immense
water wheels which are TO be put IN the sta
ton. Sixteen tons of these castings were
shipped on the kennebec Tuesday after
noon, The cost Of this power plant is est
mated at nearly $50 500.
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pain TIE Ieasher.

Sorrow, uext Joy. i. what We ought tn pray for.
AS next 10 peace we Itoa' "o'' ifoi" pam
The best, however. Ia considered none
100 good for free-born American citizens
and the pursuit Of joy and pe',c~, as the
constituent of Happiness, is one of the in
al;enable rights cl,imsd FIR alt men in the
-, ,,o.,,u,.;.,, e ,t,,.o,,.,.,,
"
MI Herr! a. Nfe'i OF beifaSt' Me-, mas
Ind exceptional success in the pursuit of
,bst without which. in general. neither en-
-. - 1,,,,;,,,s. i. r.,,..;tI, ,.,,l
"eatta' h' i young "''" """' i"i MT
teen years, had been Athlete! 18th rheuma-
tism. in,ligest,on, and cough. which last
,.,,r,,,,, ,,d tro,,blas,,,,,, ,,.,t;,.,,
't'E si"ce S''efe ""''A Va IA "'pPe'
that he was apprehensiye of con
sumption members of hi,
s,..,,- t.,-;,., ALL ~ ,h.t 7;,.,.o
i'' suh''e'' "'H'''' '"''S'S'''y 'i'i" Iifu-
matlsm, @h'esI particularly affected his right
foot. to snch an extent that he vas f.e-
,ra,,tI,. unable 70 ,xo-k fo- a.vs and avon
weeks AZ A''e- ne i'"i 'SeH Hea'e' =!
many regular physicians and had expended
a large amount of noney fer various popu-
ra.a-,t madeleine. x;,ho,,+ raceivi,g a,,,
dement, lro'h e''hff. ne says
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-19
Henry Caden. During the services the
bell IL Christ church was rolled-

The building cotnnistee Of the hcayh Of
directors OF the Aggusfs { BATH ST atn e0ss
Co. met at the Fist National Bank Tues
,'ay naornirg. caps. Jason Collins, u. q
shepard, ). y. Ma-sy amt Il z. Bow'isteh
we're preeeat. after the transaetio1 o.
routine bushes. The qasstion as 70 the
~ nie II tb,. nex boat = q brought mp. The
general ssstiFuent xas strongly IN faTor OF
calling h. IN Jason t'fsiias, BOT the
no1esty u tho Prruisr Fereran k@Tnehee
navigator prevented thse making OF tIils p
propria.e selection. The boat vas thcn
named the -,Gsrs3inef- She viii be launched
on Monday an vii 20 oa the line
about the middle Of May, running
from Augusta to Bath and rc;arning, giving
ap-r.ver passenger. muct, longer stay IN
the Shipping city than inter the present ar
raazement. Th.. Lizzie " Snos g "a sher
probably run 90 alternate Esys from Bah
10 the Eastern rivsr and from Bali 10 BoS
dolnhaiu The Lizzia 90 IN sae route on
THURSDAY, April 20. and will run from st
COSTA ami B..ih and return until tie Gar'il-
ner goes On
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-19
HOSPITAL SECRETS.
They Often Meet With Cases
Which Battle Them.
And the Very Cases They Fail In
Yield TO a Simple Remedy.
The Curiosity Of People amply Satisfied on
This Subject

We do not bgIieye in publishing the secrets
Of hospitals, bot yery often thev make fail
ares 10 cure when rem. siy We k1ow of has
afterwards perfectly and completely cured.
4 xell-kao~n ami highly respected gem
'lemsn,W y. Lowers ~ Race, who resides
al III East Hautranick street. Mt. Eern in,
Ohio. tells bis experience as fo}h1ws;
Two years ago 1 was taken do~n wi;u
rheumatism, AID the doctors coald give me
but little relief, AMI / spent all | bad and
was 70 better. In fact, | got worse and /
suffered beyond description.
Il was taken to 81. Francis Hospital Al
Columbus, where the best doctors Of the
State couli Try their skill. got no better.
Then they took ME 10 St. Anthony Hos
pital in the same city. The doctor sail l
could Tot get well, that nothing would cure
me.
Il went home thinking | never could get
well. got worse and | vent to tite drug
store 10 gel something to relieve ME of my
suffering talked with the druggist about
DR.. Grcene's Nrryura blood and nerve rem
ehy, and got a bo,lle Of it AMI commenced
using il.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-19

Lawrence & Nswnali's steamer t,as sase to
At,ean pani where it is 10 be ised for tow-
ing. II i 10 feet over all and weighs about
seven tons Ii vas shirpe, on Hat car 10
the pond, which hes close beside the Cana
aia Pacific track. The C. p people allowed
an hour for unloading. Tie boat Was on
shoes and was taken off at a place where
the bank came about level ~ita the car.
The steamer can be run she length OF two
ponds. or eight miles.
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sew York Stocs Market.


NEW YORK. April Is.
F4"'. s--seerpts, 3l,ai2 pigs; exports. 66l,
bis; i5,js9 sacks. raes, 1850 pkgS; market
| duit, 5alh lower, ahscucc of buyers; -----
mills PATENTS, 4oa4 CO. winter wheat low
gra.,rs, 70 = = S., isir 10 fancy. 81 a 2 65
pa ITS, 20 II % --M,nnesotta clear, 50as 10,
s;r.,g CHIT, 6OA4 90, pa'ents, 25a 20, rye
mts Ure'. yuad 50, eup' rhre 75a2 IS; fine, 60
~ 10
RYE Fl2rh-qnei, ,teady T;9oafe5
EttLlt- hrm, I,Iie' ,--- No :. Western,
6oAAl; STATE tjtN0, No Toronto, -iAsi,
BAHLHr hALr-duI, westtrn .oas2, two
rowcd state .0a7J, six rowcd state eo4s5; city
uEsI-Rrce,rts. 6gon au-', exports. lll,3a2;
sal ., l>n~1, fairly active, irn.-------
~, rr4 ..o'F A4q NseY"'9r, :5a5,l
". sprins ..Iafh, ~. northern Sid,
NJ. northern 79ia-, nominal; no Milwaukee
No. rod, T., Noe spring ooiasoi. uugraded
6S5a>5.
t"hy Receipts s9,t>! exports. 45l39, sales,
10 400, firm, fairly active for exports; -----
40. !, i'ga-, s,ega',r' 'o!a-, spoat; No.
No. ?. ~. -t"ao"' a.oa,. a; yellow. 55c.
ung. li'd mixed, iaiaIsi; steamer mixed. is..
DAiS--h"cripts, s'i~5; expyrcs, Slis2 Vdsh
sales, jj,tJO, quiet, irm, ------
NJ :, %. Ia 40 aHite, lola; No, 2 Chicugo
siH-, 40 ,, IL, DO wute, sofa; mixed
"r-fern. sza39, do white, ioaio. @bhe stare,
jiafg
E.tr HAMS GHli. steady.
b'rB- qu et, weaker. ---------------
'-itgb 81. an, cius.d % bid $40 luasked, cit'
80; -nles, cts. Refined, dull, weaker; continent,
40 ;Ia-- y a, 40 "a and !,
rOEs- dull ttra'ly; ----------- sales, --; old
'ncs-, $i4s,as15 new mess. .ls.75asI6.25; extra
prime nominal
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iia.1. fanc. culorcd llIa,2 40 tine white l0a-
it, IL 10 wli,te, 0alos par. skins, 4ai0; full
kun, ;a!l
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Er.t,1'atci, Is lGD5 10 cabes 3 lsa5s
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-19

TIE funeral os the ls,e Harry Ehen
Nhi.e. one Of Gardeners most popular
ys,u,- naeu. was neld firm the house of
hs Father, Mr. c. \. White. on Church
street, Tuesday afternoon The Rev. A.
f. Beemaa, rector of Christ's church.
came OF from Pennington. Conn where
h. is spending months variation. 10
e;ieiate- \ mixed susrtet, composed of
Mrs. ], 4. BGgbee, Mis- Flora
Cross. Judge j. NJ. Larrahee and
Pect {. ). Cook sang two hymns A large
number of people were present. testifying
la the popularity of the deceased. The
faral rememhrances from friends were
most numerous aud beautiful Among
the many may be mentioned a handsome
pillow of roses and pinks. with, We Shall
Miss Him. from 10 of Mr.. Whites zsso-
cistes among the younger men. The pail
bearers were Messrs. II. 6. Barker, F.. H.
Emery, George W. Brown, Jr., and J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-19

Mr.. Frank Knox, who was arrested a
weeks ago on the charge of drunkenness,
was taken to the Augusta Jail by Sheriff
tIersom Tuesday morning. Frank 5
brother Henry. had the misfortune Mon
day morning 10 he arrested on the same
charge His trial was held Tuesday after
noon in the town lookup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-19

Mrs W,io Richards, who will probably
give reading At the opera house next week.
l. q Gardner girl. bciug formerly Miss
t'ertie Moore She i. the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Seth Moore. now of Jamaica
Plains Mass. bus formerly for many years
a resilient OF Gardiner. where they are still
most aiFevtionstciy remembered. Mrs. RICH
arts has made most notable success in her
chosen profession Of a reader and recita-
ZIONIST both il this country and il England.
\ few years ago, previous TO her marriage,
Mrs istchanis gave cn6ple Of readings
bore AMI iillcl first the u.vcrsllist church
and later the Opera bonse. She reals in
iara On Friday AMI the next bay comes to
Gardner ss the gaest of Mrs. + T. Brad
s,r,,t and 20 errausa for reading Her
i,.4rv oil friends Y III. DOUBTLESS give her a
eass'ia! reception As she was eSseeiingiy
popular vhen here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-19

Az a recent meeting OF the trustees of the
Ilallovell Buryiug Ground Association
George :. Fuller was appointed chairman
and g. A. Stafford secretary and treasurer
The chairman was authorized TO attend to
the enlargement of the Toulouse, which
will be about ~ feet longer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-19

Miss Edna Beianger has been offered
ilattsring position in one of the Littleton,
n. II hotels this summer. Being a skilled
,i1!inist, she, with several other ladies',
have been engaged to furnish music for the
season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-04-19

It would be good IDEA for 'he people of
this town 10 look over their drains ana cess
pools as the health cfiicers fc-y soon VIII
make their annual inspection.