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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-18

Mr.. Bs,tslia announces that he has mad
engagements in another city snd that 'h''
week will Be the last in which he can tax
order. for wark TO be done here. AMI tha
a soon rs york new ordered and ms
which asy be ordered tbs week = com
r,la,est the fsctory iii be removed
nf the nlanr endorsements That aav'
t4.sn given 30 Mr. Bstssbs by we'd krosT
r,esrl. here who xre saaunpstsn, ja'Ees- IN
'la,i.ug Mis-. Anna W .ii.Aus. Mis- A'en'
Bean sat ether p-onoi1eu; mns1f1ans- ia
faro.iag il one Of the nHss Plea.iHE
..Tae work that Mr.. Bs;tsia has re
Gently beea doing On ny plino-'crte = Il
ever, way most satisfactory. Tbs '9Fas !
As good AS when ne~, sni cheerfaily res
or,,,, N. hi. services 70 those rsSaulfl
similar work. LipA r hl,''''>s
Orders NAV De left aaiii the end ct tn
week AZ ord Loreirs jeTslry store.
Th&S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-18

The third in this series by Rev. James
3. williamson, viii be given in HE Ccnsre-
ronsI chapel tomorrow night a. +, o'clock
subject The Suh-Apos,ehc Period ard
The Beginning Of Schools of Theology
TIE church CHER vii be present ami arg
An anthem. Nearer My God To Thee,
for rs.r 9nse. "Inspirer snd HeArer OF
Prayer A ehorr. choir ~il aid IN TIE
singing Of the hymns fer the service.
These Lecture. are free TO the public snt
are spoken Of very highly By those no At
tended the sr.. two.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-18

Mrs., Ssulson of Portland 10 ealing on
friends IL this city.
Mrs Warren Levi. of Gardner Is stop
pizg 1; Mr. Fred Cory's.
Charles Bradbury of Boston Is visiting
hi. father, Hon James W. Brsdbary-
Dr.. d. P. LeCiair. who vas the fortunate
winner eft dianond ring 8. 81. Angus
tines fair was the happy recipient OF
very vslgable jewel. pesri. on FfHdAF-
Mr.. LsClair sul the rec hAhr girl are in
excellent hs.lfs.
Mr. and Mr. Fred Cony left here en-
the forenoon t-sin Friday fer New fsfk
city. Mr.. Cony viii visit friends in 'es'
city shiie Mr. Coay makes eas'res i'P
into ias northwestern part Of abe stat
They vii he pFeseat At the P.rrStt-Aso'sy
wedding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-18
900 AND STRAY BITS.

Hon Fred A.sooJ, member Of the exec
urire ecaneii, has written the JorESAL
letter thanking ;hs eairo- for pointing OF
/ soEss OF The mischief ~kich sr,ses FROM ri
adTIsed finansss 70 innastes Of jsils AZ
prisons. The writer .sy.. "A nanr4ers,
o. a0ted er'nrins! IS looxsd upon By ties.
people as wonder. much A. Titled
gentleman, IS tetsd. ms photograph.
are wanted, slso souvenirs Of hl,
hAnfirork, autograph. etc This kind OF q
criminal 10 the one the visitor AZ the prisoa
saats srss 70 See while the poor uafoyes-
nate, who has oaly committed some minor
crime 10 passed BY and be goes to hi. bee
believing TIA; be has 40 friend in tire wiss
world, simply because bis crime il no,
greater. II s all wrong. Criminals @.
mature age nay occasionally be reformed
bat no' - rule. +, Is the youns
uiaor criminal who may be TUNE,
TO better life. is win the
deaf And aamb, the Young can be more
saccessfully tausht.so with the yong GRIM
taais in the reformatory institutions. Tt, .e
young isls. whose surroundings have been
bad, who have no, xBos the fright .ils Of
life are sssI 20 be laugh, cleanliness II
person. IL IS wonderful xhen &c taught
they sdop, il az habit aad With pleasure.
They are then taught the cleanliness. Of
character and soon come 10 zee the
brightness Of life. Here IS q vide fsll
for genuine aid, field :all Of
hope and good results. Send yos flowers,
fruits and money to these boys. The Good
VIII Home is an opportunity 10 DO good.
So Of the Reform School with its hundred
OF more boys many Of them withoa. home
outside of ffisnds 70 ssud them paper OF
token Of kindness OF ~0rjs of encouraz4-
ment- Think Of them. Here Is an opportnn-
iIy through officials to 30 much good. Look
after the Little oaes in the street OF where
ever they msy be and care for The anfo--
tuns,e young in your several localities
A prominent gentleman ~ho thorough
believes in the game lays and their str.c'
enforcement, expresses himself as much
pleased witn a recent article in the Jor q
sal respecting the game lsws and al IS
d" The press must sustain the lsU- In ISIS
there we're TO moose. Hon. Fred Atwood
reported bid in the Senate prohisI,In- he
killing Of moose. He va, al ei by advice
from Judge Libby. Tha. Was the star; for
the increase Of moose IN this State sn.i this
fall it va. rare Day IN open time that one
or more moose al not pass through Bangor.
Il, not the tine s2o,ismeu Who fnsl fsul,
With the game laws but those who 20 into
the wood. to shoot for fun ard leave the
CARCASS. to rot. 1; 5 usually some high
toned. ~eslhy mac who With money ex-
poets that reputation il to ssve him II IN
.usEicion Il would surprise msny to ka9r
who break our laws. Let Ss~ Hampshire
open her forests TO such and see which way
j. best
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-18
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-18

ACGrsrA, Nj, Nov. Il, l.3S.
0RpEEs
No. :.
|. In comp lance with s q. No a.
t.G. q dated Nov. 18th, l-J3. ihe corr
PAW will report at their srmo-y st : +. VI
TUESDAY Nov. 2lst, TO elect -eeonf
ieurensn; to I'll the vacancy csused by III;
resignation of Lieut.. james A. Fairbanks
IL. The company will sppeM in tul
regulation uniform. with sine arms az
= hite gloves
III, Particular attention il called % 81
tract OF Par ;. 6. u. No II. A q. o.
s3.sA Nov s. xnd 'sKsf Be promptly ooD
pied with.
Company commanders ~iA be bed Il
sric, compliance with the require nlents o.
lsw. that ali Sis,e property shall be USE
for military purpose. only. ard when 10
90 in use shall be kept in the aruaoriss-
Nv order Of o. y. BIsCKIsGTo<.
First Lieat. Commanding Co.
IC. IT. BLAcsrSGToS, Company Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-18

Member. OF Highland Lodge, No. IS. A
o L. w. are rsgae'ted to meet n iaen
hal nu SAM lay p NJ. AZ O'Clock % a"shs
tire funeral O. on: late brother. kio'iass
NJ Boy n;oa.
Members If Augusta Lodge AMI AL WEEK
ing members are Invited
Z y. IsAsx- NJ W.
W. VI Task. Recorder
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-18

NJ. Browne. author Of LanSfsilevs
Dream, viii meet the executive and osaei
committees q, the Cnivsrsslist restry today
al o'clock p NJ. He ~in raest tie fak-
wusjsss TIRE little to.sl for rehearsal -
the same place Al 10 o'ciock A. NJ. Ana
I.orsfellevs Types the Il tie Eirlsl q : %
Pm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-18

There are 80 many ways in which th'
book keeping Of different men vary II soED'
particulars t3sf an expert rarely cbsncs'
upon style that surpFises him sealioi
I. O. winsl0r of -. Al5aas, ho~eTer. isl
= system Of keeping books that ~Ss uuilae
and an Ausa.,s lawyer Who examined then
ssi4 be never saw anything Ike i Mr.
winslow kep. 81 the books y HIGH contaiael
the sccoun;. with tie merchants v tn WHOM
he dealt IN the Creamery trade, n shor
band.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-18

p Cou-ts m.ache his Eoas isio tee IN
dertakiag hs.;Hsss At 3 Washington s'fss'-
He !, asinx ap 8 ME- plsee Of business
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Sa,iea h he 4. Q. .. y.

Fresh oysters IS cents per 9urs ~
kecxiton & Yonnss-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-18
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
0etoses Tsfm-M p Whitshoass. Justice
presidisS-

W s CHoirE. Clerk.
T. T. MOTION, sheriff.
J 5 E-rg., stsnogrsphsr
FRlDAr. Nov. l..
Clara " Robinson rs. city of Augusta
Verde; for piainuE sl275.
There be az no more jury cases for tbs.
-ees both JUNE. were excused until Men
dsy moSnlns
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10 ELECT LIEUTENANT
10 fill YsesneT occa,ioned BY Resish stioF
Of Lieut. fairbanks. Co. r.

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The oasis., 1893-09-14

The icad body of an unknown Mex ican was found on the street in Php- nix on Monday last
 Cochise county's supervisors are engaged in a game of political hide and seek. and affairs in that section are in very muddled condition.
 It is reported that a special agent of the general land office will be sent to northern Arizona to look after tres passers on the public domain. There has been no special agent there for the last year and a half or two years.
 Among the many interesting ex- hibits at the Worlds Fair. few at- tract more attention and favorable comment than the novel and beauti- ful display of cactus novelties manu- factured by Mir. F. C. White, oi Tempe
The oasis., 1893-09-14
ARIzoNA NEWS.
Iculled from EncLanges.l

ventud. made it's first appearance last week at Tucson.
 A tramp printer struck Gila bend last week and pied part of the Ari- zonan office.
 Some Johnson grass at the Stevens ranche, near Tucson, has grown eight feet high since July 18th.
 At Mesa City last Saturday morning a little one year old child of Mir. and Mrs. ELL Griffiin was drowned in an irrigation ditch.
 All returning Arizonans report that there will be a heavy influx of eastern visitors to the territory the coming fall and winter.
 The Nogales school bonds have not been sold, and the public school at that place will rent a building the coming winter
 The big stretch of country lying between Fort Lowell and the univer- sity is covered with the finest kind of grass. but there are few cattle there to fatten on it.
 Old tunnels and shafts have been found in the Superstition mountains that bear evidence of having been worked hundreds of years ago.
 This season A. l.. Cober of Mesa City has made about 10000 gallons of port and angelica wines. They are pronounced by experts to be of fine quality.
 The Agua F'ria Construction Co. has received some heavy hoisting ma chinery to lift the heavy stone used in construction of the big dam at Frog Tanks.
 Judge H. B. Lighthizer. of Phoenix. has been elected member of the na- tional council of administration of the G. A. R., to represent Arizona in that body.
 At Wilcox, Sunday night week ago, the residence of Mrs. F. P. Macy was burglarized. the loss amounting to fully sl,OOO. An itinerant fortune teller is supposed to have done the job.
 Roy McComas who was recently ta- ken to Chicago tor the Pasteur treat ment, has returned, wholly recovered from the evil effects attending the bite of mad dog
 The examination of Judge French of Prescott, was held last week and his bail has been reduced from s3.0OO to sl l,50O or to $500 on each charge. He furnished the required bond and was released from custody
 4 s4,O0O bar of gold bullion was shipped a few days since from the Yarnell mine, in Yavapai county. There between 90 and 60 men now employed in this camp.
 General ". o. O'Neill of Prescott. recently shipped to New York parties from his Big Bug quarries. block of onyx weighing 4.76O pounds, its di- mensions being sx4xlt feet. It is a magnificent solid block of a beautiful. translucent, sea-green color.
 McKeen $ BakeB of Los Angeles have received the contract for con- structing the leYee'at Yuma. which is to be constructed al the expense of the government. The price bid was s6,625, or S3,SI5 within the slO.O00 ap- propriation by congress.
 The Washington state bankers ! whose bid for the Nogales school dis trict bonds was accepted by the board | of supervisors, of Pima county, have !
The oasis., 1893-09-14

! iioN.
 A bill for the admission to state hood was introduced in the house last Tuesday
 The Santa Fe. Prescott X phpniN railroad has secured the contract for carrying the mail between Prescott and Ash Fork.
 Bisbee holds the championship of Cochise county in number of visitors attending the Worlds Fair.
 Word has reached Phoenix of the death. in the Panhandle of Texas, of Andrew ]. Port, one of the pioneers of Arizona.
 Burglars entered the store of H. W. Ryder, at Tempe, on last Friday night and carried off a lot of cutlery valued at s75.
 Very extensive preparations are be- ing made by the entire Mexican pop ulation of the territory for the cele- bration of September l6.
 F. H. Flowery. an old time citizen of Phoenix. committed suicide last Friday. by blowing the top of his head of with a load of bird shot
 Goldaeld City. in the Superstitions, continues to be the center of rich finds. and development of properties is progressing very satisfactorily.
 There are nineteen different irrigat- ing canals in the Gila valley aggregat- ing lls miles in length. They are all of small size. none being over twelve feet wide at the bottom.
 Seven horsethieyes were arrested ast week in Coconino county. 1t is to be hoped that this wholesale meth od of dealing with such desperadoes will speedily bring their depredations to an end.
 Jose Granillo, plucky Mexican far mer living near Tempe, returned Thursday morning with horsethief from Tucson. lie followed the fellow, found him riding the animal and took him in. The culprit was bound over and committed to the county jail in Phoenix.
 For refusal to eat raw ham. Chinese cook attempted tc thrash the night operator at Maricopa. on Sltur- day last. The operator interposed objections and proceeded to give an imitation of a white man 'dc.ng up heathen. The imitation was per feet, and John is glad the appTopria- tion is available.
 An appalling accident happened in the 0. D. copper mine at Globe on Friday last, resulting in the death of John Cadman and John A. Mcdonald. The two men were descending the main shaft and had been lowered only a short discance when the clutch of the main reel of the hoist jumped out. On applying the brake, it gave way, precipitating tine cage with it's occu- pants from the first to the fifth level, a distance of two hundred and fifty feet killing the men instantly.
 The Maricopa X Phoenix railroad company issued q notice to iss em- ployes the other day. of reduction of ten to twenty per cent. on wages and salaries. It came from the president of the company, \. K Masten. of San Francisco. The employees entered protest against ike unfairness, as the wages, the employees say, are now be- loH the standard paid by railroads. and refused to work. No changes as yet have taken place.
The oasis., 1893-09-14

Southern Pacific. cast bound. passes MarI- copa at il.l2Pu.
 Southern Pacific west bound, passes Marl- copa at i2:50A. tl-, Pacific time A, daily. Trains stop on signal Trains conneci with trains of southern ra- .hc raiiruad. Connect tt Tempe with stages for Mesa City. and Ht lhpniN With stages for Prescott, Giiett NickcnbuiE and Nulture
 C. S. HASTEN
 Nicc-Prcs't and Manager.
The oasis., 1893-09-14
\ STRANGE CASE.
Tow an Enemy was Rolled.

The following graphic statement will be read with intense Interest: 'l cannot describe the numb. creepy sensation hat existed in my ar;ns, hands and legs. had 10 rub and beat those parts until they were sore. tO overcome iu a measure the dead feeling that had taken possession of theing, .lnf addition, had strange weakness {sexY1back and around my waist, together with an indcScribahle gone feeling in my stomach. Physicians said it was creeping paralysis. from which, accord ing iO their universal conclusion, there is no Tebcf. Once it fasfeus upon person, they say. it continues it's insidiOus prO-ftSs until it reaches n vital point and the sufferer dies. Such was my prospect. l had been dOctor.ng year and q half steadily. but with no pat- ticulaF benefit, when saw an advertisement of Dr Miles Restorative Nervine. procured a bottle and began using lt. Marvellous 5 it muy seem, but few days had passed before every bit of that creepy feeling had left me, and there has not been even the slightest indicatiOn of its return. ! now feel as well as l ever did, and have gained ten pounds in weight. though 1 had run down from TO 70 l31 Four others have used Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine on my recomen- datiOn, and it has been as satisfactory In their cases as in mine. ."-James Kane. La Rue, O.
 Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine Is sold by all druggists on a positive guarantee, or sent direct by the Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, Ind, on receipt of price, T per bottle: six bottles for o5 express prepaid. 1t Is free From Opiates or dangerous drugs.
The oasis., 1893-09-14
READ THE LOS ANGELES TINES.

N.Y.. Ia..-...,.-. I,I..
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1893-07-29
PROPOSED STEAMER ItEVIATHAN.

shown Oh the drawing of the diverging
straight line from the, bow to the center
of the vessel. The easy running longi-
tudinal lines thus obtained throughout
the whole length Of the vessel enable
it to run through the water at u high
speed at the very lowest minimum re-
sistance, to be overcome i'll this case
Dy a maximum application Of power
to such diminished resistance to attain
the speed Of thirty miles an hour.
The upper deck is arched upward
throughout it's whole length so that Sle
deepest part of the hull is in the center
Of the vessel, giving great body in the
center, the point of greatest longitud-
inal strain from any force, and the
point Of greatest required strength.
In vessel of this type of model and
construction it is not intended to place
any freight in the extended ends, which
will be built light and strong, and from
their small internal area be economi-
cally divided into numerous water
tight compartments for safety, in addi-
ton to the compartments in the main
body Of the hull. The extended ends
serve only for self-buoyancy and buoy
ancy of the main body of the vessel,
and to break, divert and disperse the
solid impact and persuasive force of
heavy seas from the main body Of the
vessel, and add to the safety of the
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1893-07-29
Effect of Poultry Manure,

The droppings from flock of fifty
fowls were saved during last winter,
and last spring We're spread thinly over
q patch of strawberries and raspber-
ries, says an exchange Some of the
nei:shbors thought that the droppings
would prove injurious if applied with
out mixing with anything else, but they
were not injurious in the least, and
both crops of berries showed in their
thrifty growth and the large crop Of
fruit. they bore, the beneficial effect
of the manure applied. The new canes
of the raspberries are of extra size,
and Of the Strawberries it might be
said tnat they have outdone them
selves. Fifty fowls will produce a
barrel of drcppings every two weeks,
or 26 barrels in a year, and these, if
used on berries, will add enough to.
the crop to buy almost as much feed
as the fowls would require OH a farm.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1893-07-29
The AVer1ge Cow.

Hon. James Wilson, director of tie,
iowa experiment station. is RESPONSE.
BILE for the following statement: CAV
erages Of all cows in an Iowa dairy
county, where milk was sold to it's:
factories, showed that the lowest cow
made Ill pounds of butter in a year;
the highest 306, and the average of all
cows 125. This is, perhaps, an average
of Western cows" This average prod
uct at an average price of 19 cents per
pound gives an average cash product
OF $3.50 per COW. The average num-
ber of nilkings per COW per year is.
500, the average number of chulnings
is 70, the average number of bring
ups' and turn OUTS is. 500 and the.
average number of "cuss words" re-
quired to keep the average COW in av--
erage training is beyond calculation.
The average COW is like the average
farmer, and, as the average farmer is
losing money, he might as well loose it
on the average COW as Oh the average
horse or the average farm.