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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

BEAUMONT, Tex, July 24.-Yester-
day morning at Taylor's bayou Mr..
Seth Davis was seriously hurt. From
the report 1t seems that he was hold
ing fence post in position while
some was driving it with mallet.
The mallet few off the handle and hit
him ON the head and knocked him in
se1Sible. Mr.. Davis lives ip Calves
ton and Owls a ranuh neaf, rayiA-1 q
bavou.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

WACO, Tex, July 22.-D. F. Nun.
nerly, his brother, j. W. Nunnerly,
and George and Andrew Organ, also
brothers, all from Blossom Prairie,
Lamar county, were riding past the
farm Of II. Kinderman, near the town
of Lorens, MoLennan county, Thurs
day afternoon. When near the steel
bridge over Bullhide creek a bolt Of
lightning descended from black
cloud and b, f. Nunnerly fell to the
earth corpse, scanned with the fluid
the full length of his body. His horse
was also killed outright, The other
three men and their horses were
badly shocked, but have recovered.
They We're on prospective tour in
central Texas looking for land to buy
to locate for farming.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

OMAHA, Neb., July 21.-At Hast
ings, Neb., yesterday evening gang
of seventy-fve men took possession OF
a Burlington freight train and when
the conductor undertook to eject
them resisted successfully. When
the superintendent was notified he
directed the night yard master AT
Lincoln to make up Especial of empty
box cars and accommodate everybody
who cared to ride. The train will be
run to the Iowa line. The men claim
to come from Denver.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

TERRELL, Tex, July 24.-W. ]
Newcom, leading stockman OF thiI
city, yesterday afternoon horse
whipped colored woman who hal
mistreated his little daughter, Th|
woman was locked up, but was turnel
loose on giving the proper suretid
for her appearance before the magl-
trate. Mr.. Newcom also gave bonI
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

LOUISVILLE, L. l., July 21.-A
pickle sailing house collapsed here
yesterday, Worlsmen Joseph Dex-
heimer, Jacob Drowden, Martin Ma
chett, Daniel Robins, Rowland Titus,
Joel Weinberg and August Carpenter
were severely injured. The accident
was due to the carpenters removing a
brace while building scaifold.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

v1croRIA, Tex, July 22.-Thurs-
aay evening the south-bound passen-
yer train from Cuero struck a wagon
drawn by a mule and a horse, and
driven by an old man named Fisher,
killing both animals, demolishing the
wagon and injuring the driver SO
BADLY that he died at 10 o'clock last
night, No blame is attributed to the
engineer, as the accident was caused
by the team taking fright and rushing
On the track before any effort could
be made to stop the train.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27
A Vessel Lost.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich, July %.
The lighthouse keeper at Big DUCK
island reports the finding of top OF o
cabin and part of pilot-house on the
south side of Manitoulin island. The
body of one man was found fastened
in the cabin and two others were
found on the beach. There was nc
name to show what vessel has beer
lost.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July 2O.-The
United States deputy marshals con-
tinue to capture fugitive members Of
Catarino Garza's army of outlaws o.
tho lower Rio Grande border, ting
latest arrest being those of Rafael
Piano and Juan Angel, who wert
brought here yesterday by Capt JOG
Shelby from Starr county and placed
In tail
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

GALVESTON, Tex, July PA.
Carter, formerly city salesman for Q
firm of this city, who was recently b
dicted on three charges OF embezp,
ment OF the FIRMS funds and releaId
on $3.50 bond, has been arrestedPr
three additional charges of the salt
character, and is now in jail awaitha
an examination.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

GUTHRIE, Ok, July 24,-Near Te-
oumseh 1O-year-old girl died of ny
1rophobia after suffering terrible
agony for some days. Some weeks
ago dog and COW belonging to the
family both went mad and were killed.
The child had been bitten without
anybody knowing it until the symp-
toms were fully developed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

GAINESVILLE, Tex, July 22.-Mr.
Dan Mitchell, postmaster, railroad
agent and merchant at Woodbine, this
county, was robbed Thursday night
Of $40. The money was taken from
his pants pocket in his bedroom. He
came here after bloodhounds to track
the thief but there were no dogs
hare.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

KYLE, Tex, July 24.-Saturday
night nine shots rang out. A negro,
Walter Belden, was found dead in an
alley, pierced by three bullets. Two
brothers, white men, Frank and lack
Wall, are under arrest for the killing.
No witnesses to the killing. The ne
gro had been making threats and was
seen few minutes before his death
with q Winchester.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

KAUFMAN, Tex, July 24.-Saturiay
night the south-bound Texas TruIk,
while pulling into Crandall, ran ITO
a wagon occupied by two white ren
and a negro boy. The wagon vas
completely demolished and the ntgro
badly hurt. The white men escaped
ini,,rv f'
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

WASHINGTON, July 21.-The manu-
facture OF the new army rifle, the
Kragh-Jorgensen, is being pressed
vigorously, and it is believed the first
lot of completed arms will be ready
for delivery and issued % the service
about Sept. |.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July 20.--
Henry Peterson, an oarsman, will &C.
cept the challenge of John Teemer to
row any man in the world, barring
Hanlan and Gaudar, for three miles
turn and $4,000 side. Peterson has
put up deposit here.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

SCRANTON, Pa, July 24.,-At Price
purg, in pay riot between Huns and
Poles, over thirty rioters were in
.ured, three fatally, and much damage
was done to windoWs.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

LIMA, o., July 24.-C. W. p. Jones,
printer, whose home is somewhere in
arkansas, and an unknown tramp were
killed In freight wreck near Lima
yesterday noon.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-Surgeon
General Wyman has received cable
gram from Past Assistant Surgeon c.
A. Young announcing that there is
cholera in Naples, There We're four
fatal cases Sunday and Monday. The
origin Is untraced.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, July pa
local paper states that Gov, Markham
has decided to appoint Irwin G. Stump
to succeed the late Senator Stanford.
Stump was chairman of the republic
can state committee during the last
campaign.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

Fort SUPPLY, l. t., July 21.-Lieut,
Charles Ogden of the thirteenth infan-
try was drowned yesterday morning
near Hamburg, Mich, at the home of
ex-Gov. Winans, Ogden was on his
wedding trip, having been married
here on the 10th instant.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

WnKEsBARRE, Pa,, July 24.-The
!hree men burned inAthe Edwardsville
mine accident Friday morning. They
we're Patrick Malta, Martin Brennan
and Elliam jones'
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

TAHLEoUAH, 1. T., July 21.-Th6
hanging of James Williams, which
was to have taken place here to-day,
has been postponed until August IS.
On that day Baldwin Christie, the full
blood, will also be executed.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, July 22.-sMar
celllno Relies, Mexican, gas boun'
over yesterday by the United State
commissioner in the sum Y $4,000 I
answer for sending an obcene lett
through the mail
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

METROPOLIS, ILL.,, July %. Yester-
day evening Richard Shoemaker
killed Richard Lukens DR., and
George Lukens and seriously wounded
their father. Shoemaker then COM
mittOd suicide.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

DALLAS, Tex, July 22.-Thomas
Russell Easterling, who recently shot
his wife here, was yesterday arrested
a. Denison and Is now in jail.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

PARIS. Tex, July 2O.-Just before
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-07-27

James Fowler, sewing machine
agent, Of Greenville has been arrested
and jail, charged with attempting
rape upon the l6-year-old daughter Of
G. H. Monkey, prominent farmer,
When the father first heard Of
the insult toward his daughter he
armed himself with q shotgun and
would have killed Fowler had not by
ISLANDERS interfered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-28
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profound trSfe' 81 u'' 'N',,''' -,
iinsn'shrd reno" 'Hit'"' NJ T...,t
biau". /" H' N,FT' ~
la, T"n'' as f''oi lo's'
uf Amcttea '"remoT' me- '''' "'r"s az
h' has a''rae''t a"a s'',l wv lm"'" -
!" ms however e's "s .,.,. No.,,e A..
tender'r stsnineaac'' "'s G
NONE. uet' ne '''"'e =" "'- .''- r. 81.
TO engage III business e"t''F n h.,
ehiiafe" ~e'e po'" w. - -. ~, a.
can h's mat'Fi"us Po'u''," l.,
member OF o'e warn ''s -
represented 'his Guy w '''' ''V"'> "
sentatNss' .,,.. ~, l..
tina, career isi h'' ,'sse wa - -
'"ii" ''ie aeNiV" y" 49, 49,;
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pwssaais.

q. r i'iassts~l. Rorslsin ~ i N so-a
j Il f.anpss....ss 4 isiel,ssssul wa> /,
I = ely Jsr:snia*.
| Ar- safi Mr.. waiter I,svi. azss son .sr,
a III 5a-piek F.ar-ssx
Mf = II. A.asstt bin IA ts.. i.iii, ,rai,
ysss.ssf.s assrnsax t.,r wA-hlpsssn-
| E. / a.rsiil u >sss ga. AMI Jeisri :
>.sss - y. I. " a i:asls ssre il
|to~a sist.
" II sI.asssn Ass rail- "A # IA ii. re
sseas i,.n anrI : sss abe 10 eass.e elsssE
|-sair- par, II tf..s si@s
urs. j. ". Spark d H@tesnilis ~hs
has i,eea hitting MIR. L. II Bradbury re-
kprnes, i,oass ,r,snr-sl,s
Bishop iis.ls-, ~ili I-s IN tlse r.ty ore,
|>unisy tbs Ssses, Of Farther ioeherrs aud
bill preach at 81. Mars al iosh morning
sf,si y7f.is... s..rTitsss
Mr. fai*is G. iiuris lss vi ;iss Nasfionai
|8oard OF Lady slsases-rs Of tise worIi'-
/ siaiulr,aa commission received a telegram
frasa Ms. Susan Sab. oake, .etFrtars
+ ria.sy yscpng Informing l,er that ;sie com
Eaiit,'c ali s>siEaasa; Of ,pse. " 4hieil
Mr.. Eas9et.lt i a nssnf''.,F- wsAlI taesl
agIlH February 6th MIR. Garligh sill
E,aye Tor biY,ase the latter part VI ne1'
ee,'k aal N,A probably lee absent several
~esk.
ljr ans AF-. sis1dBsar NekenSi,- S..F.
|, f,irrsrt = plan fhhr-.Iay evening IA
h. rhap'-l 81 tho SIS lard Aefn.sr,sl church
/ smbriis, Mas ia honor of Tia. nth ann,
sersaft oi iiir Installation Vt Rev. Alexass
Der Neket1iy H. u, A. pa-i"f ot lis
-.harei. = H..eioh Igahserila.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-28

The great wall 81 Chin;. has oailivgt
lis usetuln--=. = The powerful Tam /.
and Moris hcr.is's whose sudden raid
md inva-ioas IL was built 10 resist, ST
~ iilogc Ia b, feared. The great o-rnsa
ani KHblai corid ,.ct Lad their p4Ti
sto CORY conquest nogs a. 9ilfS dill cen
tries ago. The Chinese ci'ailixatiou h,
teuduresi. while the once consiu rug II j
gods, the peoI'le who in their bright
f4af, established an empire FROM IL
Black sea to the China coast and Il toas
al Picking If znch luxury and sll,n,,
Marc PuIo described. arr no>
I ,aoluel to Iass away, leaving nothing
/ IL hiud Tlg1n bat the traditions and rce
or'is aud ruin, II "A brilliant rlsf.
Tn wall stands as a sharp lire Of ii
4 vi-lun between this tribe al the nof1'
4 i,-id the hinese The latter. Though +
sptaroGIv ..1l'duel anil forced ~ lrar
foreign yoke. bare 9hown aa irrepressi
pole vitality to r1so hike It phpniN. and 1
reaseert their supremacy and the snpf
Y lority nf their civilization = ..uint
Hitchcock in Century.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-28
PROCLAMATION
By Mayor Chase to Citizens Of Augusta on NJ
Blame Death.

The follow ing pr9,lamat,nu WIS issued
by Manor John W Chase YESTERDAY alter
noon, To the ritfeus Of augusta, on the
death of MIR Blame
cav 81 h,.i>r NN'uEr
Oill.s January. 2sth, l>ii.
IL the t'iiizeus of augusta
/, becomes my painful duty 10 made "f
fcial announcement Of the death of our
distinguished fellow citizen Hon James -.
Blaiuc whicl, occurred in Washington, y
C.. at II urlock thi, morutnc
No words nrc n.t,ied To call attention tC
the eminent services which h" has rvndcret
IN IN, field of s,atesmanship, or to the holt
h. has gained upon the hearts of the Amer
lean people. Il Is especially lifting tina; lbs
fellow citlkvus IN this, the home of hit
Adoption, should without regard 10 part
affiliations, uni,r IN tribute Ia ils NJ ui
orr.
IN accordance, therefore. with tho sus
seation contained m thc resolutions passe'
by ths. city Council | would request tn,
all places of business he closed, and Al
business he suspended in this city turinl
the funeral hours, and that meeting of III
citizens he held at Meonian hall on Satur
day. January 2sth, 1925 at ; O'Clock i. NJ.
Ia arrange for n,crnorisl >vryice to be heb
on the 'lay of the funeral
.iuu~ W CuAsr. Mayor
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Church Notice.

Religious services will he held tomorrow
At North Parish. iIewin- District andl
j. 'tingills Corner a. usual,
There will be gospel meetings al 81 Cap
itui street on SUNDAY AT 10 80 4. VI. and att
, T.. VI; al4o on "Wednesday evening al
q. All are invited
VI ST Mary s. eimrc services will hr arf
fa'iows: High mass at 10 A. NJ; vesper-S
Vt 10 +. VI. Bishop lIcaley will preach5
q both morning and evening sertire-.
II. Barnabss' Chapel, Bangor street, I
: i,tnagesrna Sunday school At : +. VI. j
'y nsong with sermon. eommcncin. IT I
+. lock. All are invited to these cr,ices. +
Vt W. e. r. I headquarters thcr, viii
,, The usual gospel Temperance meeting nnj
II, la,lics arr in, tied aud all will receive Al
,1lml welcome.
TN. mems meeting At VI G.. \. sun.
t,f afternoon at { O'Clock viii he Wl-I
,i. rsred h, Senatof " H. tllen of Wash-t
,a.ton county. Subject Am Ns Brnth-1
ri keeper Good music. All invited.
VI the ff'e hapt'ss 'hurt" ''e'' via "'
Inrarhing at 1850 \. N. hY TIN pastor i
+ 'ndsy school =, T.. meeting of the y +.
( Z. at + NJ gospel Scrsire at Z. ~"a's'
+ tree and al VIII "' '"r''ahN "'f"'''"
Vt the First Baptist church Morning
'5''ip Win sermon ny Tue pastor nv '"-''
" third "i the Ser'n< on Love cor N'i'
"lda! school al l. NJ B. 81
''""ting- " + M 'eh'F" ''"'p'' '''P'Fl
Fl " / NJ All arr 'of''"''H '"'''''
ounS feoreS nav 4" Tue '''''ro'i
81 ct church sermon ih'F '"'a'
ning service ut T. VI WIN TAX ps
l'.'. !, +. Leland IN 'rtt'nE N'Fnaini'a
T. 'h t'nr Sister H'honn"s sunday
Hi'""l at ti.i"i y = 3" "
II are "eicohm-
NHreen street h''h"'hs' tp'''oPa' - -
prayer meeting; I"''"' "ofssP An" SER
In'n by the pastor, snblse'' h'iH' III
rfsana' work i-.p'' >'i't''F Nc'"'i !
! devotional meeting OF tf""f'' i'easne !
! gospel service Free ~'iih@S ana Il cor
4 81 "rlcome for att
SAINT Marx church >er'ua2'-tt''a- re
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-28

At the dinner -iTnii d. +. i'pp,ins"t
mith ono ot tnt speaker referrei '"ti.
arf that tlttii h0tu,r.d .guss' wa k'rnvI
to SOM OF hi, friends as Frank Il
smith. When Mr. NcElrov was SHE
i,en he alIutied 10 his lact. and said
- ltlirtlpd hi,n uf n piece Of advice wiic
ne If li- 'tlioolrnasters had given t
the class, Boys" said this psdagogut
never part Your name in the middle M
less vonr name happens to be T. Pluribu
Cnun. New York World.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-28
PUBLIC SORROW
On Death Of Mr.. Blaine Refec'
ted in Legislature.
Impressive Incident in Senate Cham
Der When Death was Announced
Iamstistsh Fsi'ssias assslssisas
Spescses o. Death II Judge Mrsia.

The nsersin- Of ,lse Mains legislature Oh
|Fraay attract. baf Iistie attention on ae-
coans OF the general work done. but viii BE-
Historical a. the lay on which tbel4eafh OF
fsfr Blaine sas announced asni concerning
{3htii si,sfll the Legislature toax sgpsopsitte
4refl0s Cssu,.ets4. . ish tlir auHaanceiss-Iis
~ tn. S.snatr sf sir Blaine. heath ga.
4 yrrs impressive incident ise-einiien.
3re-t-.tspg tit., s--sth II lndxr Virgin had
D.. u ptop,,..i and rstsaSks Ai sven aa'ie
r. Senators ii+rris-A, wm<iow leak
Z4ii.! S..i..ra flt, remarks stiit, rot i.s.ta
H. gr..st h'n.ali nsFr With atienpt ut oratory
Ssers earnest and full Of deep feeling.
S9Sesatgr ~.I,,ers had but lust finished y hen
D. lne-.eisget came 10 and whispered Ia him
5hs Soldiers arose aipI ssi,l b. bad been in
&c ,riaed Of tho tfesfh Of Hon. James g,
1lii.ii,e and he moTed q resa..s Of fsv
3tusaaie< flFre Mas u very ySstieiaitte feet-
s5Hs VI -sslie=$ indicated iH the farss of tia
4ii,smb.r- VI hen the fensrks vi JHi.e VIZ
3sias death ~ efy l.sins iasle sgsl IN the AS
Jioangement Of NF Bliin,- i.-atb lHIme
FiiateiY after an air 1f gloom and sorrow
FistarkeJ the features of all. fserY eye was
ffsioisi. The same feeling Of
borrow and sense OF loss wer.
H-een IN the House All the aPtseraiiuils
ssere characterized bs -olennity and e-pee-
elaily the adjourned meeting at !. p NJ.
r. hen committees were appointed 10 attend
the funeral and draft resolution. These
committees and deliberations will BE- found
IN the stsnegrsPhie report.
1t now IL probable thai on ;he lay Of tbs
bfaneral exercises there will be memorial
i sercisss in the Legislature and the resolu-
tlan- on the death of Mr.Blsine b. reported
anil speeches will be- male.
4 The work of the Legislature was praetI;
s,slly completed before the announcement
I ,,f Mr. Blaine. death was made. Quite a
barge number Of petitions came in.
In the Senate the petition signed by IL
5}i Heath and - others for onans >uf-
airage sae presented. Among the PrO,ni-
8uent Augusta men who signed the petition
x are Hon, " VI. Heath, Hon. :. G.
yWhiichousc Judge hndrrN d, sxPost-
Z master Fowler Major Z. NJ Fogier, =
y W illiamson
z I. bill ~a- put in to provide for an in
crease OF the tolls and otherv ,4e amend the
charter of the fenobscoS River Is Dam I'm
.spepyemrnt COMPANY
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TOLLING BELLS
Announced the Sad News Of
Mr.. BIaine's Death.
Mayors ProcIama.ioa---I kilograms
Of condolenee.
clsIzsss' asss mesiIss 10 be Heia isis Htcf-
sssa Tor ae5feprisis Actor.


Uasisg 'i'S weary ffv~s "aaa A's' i''''ss
hal bees iSsftl"g shfs s'"pssas ''a't.ss si''1
ptoI'te Of ssxns'd "a'' efsN" % Fai''s' =
am hf'ss "" s%4 NJ ~ "'' 'T"sa@ '"1
'a3 n@S' uis' ha'"e'' s'fss' t''f WITS go
'srdsf announcing Va" '''sAA - W.
'sstszn'an was 80 +afv'''Fs '''''f' i"'F'
as''fip"'s' as - "'' 'NF''''' ~ ~
hess, s'"rS =" W.T. Fn'''' s'''es''5
When is' ss"i"" '"'''''- - go!
bells Ap'onhFe'' '''e M '''"'
tieTi Gown upon W. ''''
fsent cam" H"i'e :" al nee@ y" "''tI
stse'' tn" question WY 'A' "tN' ''''"'t
FIJI Pea' iof' ''as 't"'F ''' '"s Pe"P''
o7rry Fhefe N"e" t'a' ''' s'sl' man '
eHl Form ""S many years as' ''""' va
mHisi ~ se"i@Ff l"'''' ~ F"''i
HISTORY III u'e great COUNTY, "nf" Nc "A
do" - NUN I" ou''" up !" ~ p'e'"'I
Efihd prop"'''""'' ""' Pi9''' ''""' wv
tI'itie' Of hiF.
The sfief shat II iet p! our e''<s"s !"
day NIh b" 'hsfsd os u'e pop" Vi
shole country an" by '"ou'a'''
the broad Na'er'' TOT "r' DIANE '"'
friends AMI admirers "he'''e' MS HeA
genins vas known AMI ho'FtF WIS h"'eu
yci ~ rau but feel that The s'rf it" ~
la- DBL ueigtibofs AMI friends ~ uh"' ais|
bome c'fs VII he more poignant "seI
irf-ofaf Than WI 90 "an D" rem '''S~ ".'e
ii"rr Mr. HsaiRr lived ana m"'''' 'lsh'''1
b''i "ti essrs pi'iian'hfopn' N"' Pf"E''
sise movement lie entertainer f"' h'sl
HON" city IT, institutions ana III p""p' 'hl
affection a. deep and abiding ~ 'hcy iFiq
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-28

T.. = Forrest and other citizens OF Vas,
,lhoru think the manufacture OF brooms
,, the STATE Prison is driving small manu-
lecturers from the State and Gripping the
Inrge concerns. They therefore pray that
j. he stopped.
Bya bill presented yesterday w. c.
i.risgs and J :. Briggs. jr., of Poland
srrr authorized to clear channels, dredge
tr-. aud rein1,t stones Ia the three Range
,ui. ard eunnrtlng streams aud arc
v. tied Nltr The exclusive right of navigating
Lu...- lr.iNI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-28

Of preventing the grippe. coid- headaches
md levers is to use the liquid LAXATIVE rem
'dy Syrup of Figs. whenever thu syste n
,.',.i> a gentle, vel effective cleansing. T.
,,. benefited one must get the true rciBe,l,
manufactured by tia l!ifoFnis fIg Strul
.. only. For sab ts al druggists in soc
and : bottles
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-28

\ heavy demand far The Bs5ar suusrnlr
CHINA has already set ia. ''kl p'etes. cups
saurer, and plates g,'ing illustrations of
Biaiiie's Augusta iewc am. the state House
src now on sale At Wright i Hl.esing,nns
Basaar Legislators eoul,j cary away "a
hesser souvenir
The little folk -,tshl Feik>' concert y n
r,s,eissSl " itt So arnea fss,,r ipst Ne.k sad
50 ,astts have ,.vrnss>s = h~'r' fnr IL
repetition t,,,t Mr. ,.'li,er, lss,- eon.tnss~I
10 rcI..at j, foF ia.. benefit of tI,e YouR.
" o,nans reading ronat. Il - III be Iehi nj
the W. {. T. L. roam> iars.iay evening
Jan. II. lee cream and cake viii he served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-28
DAYS Of Grace.

Nr Adams of Bangor introduced tha
ia hirh has bcen proposed IN relation I,
lvs of graz.
it read, -Four DAYS of grace are al
,etai "n any promi-s"rN note, idlaud biI
u exchange. draft or order for the paymcn
Il none, PAYABLE IN tins State alta future
i.t, or at sight, AMI not on demand if tn
3.ird day of grace Is the first Mondsy il
september If tIlc third day of grscr on
,ny such n"i' hil! IFaf: or order, j. ib
if.t Monda, in september. two days o
...,,.. ava. .,ll,..,.at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-28

The masicaI effect ef Salvation iii IN
hanisiiiny pain astouusss every onc.--sir.
is Johnston. 2:sl W Washington st
t.aicago H.. wrots few DAYS sIaee Il
hid severe pain in oae of my limbs and
could hardly walk for two days When
ken. tried different liniments but with
out any relief until tried salvation Oil.
rubbed the limb thoroughly with the Oil.
and when avoke next morning TO my sur
prise the pain had disappeared . always
keep it.