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DRrss GooDs.

rs all very well for the poet to say AS
costly Thy apparel IS thy purse can buy. " but In
modern times every one wants 70 pay the least
price possible for the best values We're going
20 give them the opportunity TOMORROW. We
of.r splendid values in DRESS GOODS. For
instance. FRENCH SERGE, 40 inches wide.
IN seal brown. myrtle green. cinnamon. Light
and medium gray. wine. scarlet and blue
hara --oOc-
IMPERIAL SERGE. 40 inches wide. in seal
brown. navy blue. dark green. steel. einnamon
and medium brown. yard 20 cts
BLACK DRESS GOODS.
Al-vool Storm SERIES. 20 inches vide.
yaru---.------
so-inch French FOule. yard ..--.-...--. 30 cts
+O-tneh Fine English Cashmere. 30 cts.
f2-ineh Enxlish Camel's Hair Serge 50 cts.
h-tneh Imperial serre----.-...----..-.--so cts.
<tineh Imperial serze.-----.---.-------.....e 81
S-inc1 hsnrietta rs...--.....---..--...-- W Gus
$tineh French Drap a Elite 81
$2-inch Bl.ek Disxonal Novelty. VERY
LaAEoA VI -
5o-inch french Ma;le~. srnory weave. Ell IS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23


Low PRICES WE quote.
SA1s AND CoMrAxr.
EVERYBODY HAnk,
ca IN 7 ooK for yourself and ZEE
Is 50 II another sUIT-or another
$3.50 ILL oVERooAr-w'n* come in
::s.sS handy.
$3.50 DO IT Now-~hil' this IS 50
: :sso sale is going on
$3.50 The news spread like "ildhr'-
So: :ssSS It's all over town that all of
$3.50 our $40. $3.50 and 'la5 so
:ssS FANCY SUITS and all the
$3.50 DRESS and STORM ovERcoArs
:sso 1" those prices are in the $3.50
$3.50 sale
:ssS Do you 'no" that nearly all
$3.50 the SIS sr.d'-0f 00'h-.r' in
$50 cludeds
$3.50 Most everybody mu''-sor the
So: $40 crowd nearly carried n. OF our
$3.50 feet ''a''.-M'" every sale
:s ssSS was two. SUIT and an OVER
$3.50 ooAr.-An 'or'' of folks we're
:ssc h'r'-n'n whom We tn0" never had
$3.50 r''ay'm.d. garment on their
:: ssS backs 0'sors--So" they've
$3.50 "''os'n the 'os"-'n' n''' and
:sso the next and the n'1'-.n the
$3.50 n'1''' II come from here
: :ssS It's an m-"md that Doesn't do
$3.50 some good
sssssSS Men who had to scratch to get
$3.50 the s'50-'nd men who could
ss sssS afford to pay ten times as much
$3.50 were all diving and disFins
: :ssS into these high plies of quality.
$3.50 Tall. slim mon with .-"'0u-ean''.
: :s:S h'-n'" lo0f-"'''' a''a in a
$3.50 '"infl'ns-n'as as pin.
ss sso Short stout measure that
$3.50 there wasn't ''sir'h" enough i,
:ssS any one of the SUITS or OVER
$3.50 COATS to button around sh'm-
$50 were agreeably disappointed.
$3.50 Those who wanted SACK SUITS
$3.50 got th.m-sINaLE or DOUBLE
81 80
$3.50 BREAsrrD-Th''' who wanted
:ssS oUrAwAHs didn't have bit Of
$3.50 'r0u'''-rh''' who wanted SIN
: :ssS GLE or DoUBIr-bHrAsTED
$3.50 ovERooArs-0r STORM COATS
$3.50 or ULsTERs-feund them-and
$3.50 $3.50 gave 'h'm the choice OF
$50 the immense variety.
$3.50 nF'v'' it to YOU The sooner you
$3.50 buy the better the assortment.
$3.50
SAks AND COMPANY.
I'll, ,.' =: :; s.., PRICE .''r''''.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-23

CHILDREN CIR
FOR HERss
cAsT RIA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28
CRIMINAL MATTERS
Disposed Of by Supreme Court At skeshssaa
Tuesday.

SKownssAs, Sept. 27.-(SpeeiAi. )-Di-
vorces were granted Tuesday as follows;
Mary ". Ryan from Oven J. Ryan for
gross and confirmed habits of intoxieation,
and cruel and abusive treatment; Hattie
~ Chase from Geo. S. Chase for non-sup-
port; Hsrtwell Ward from Mary Fl. Ward
for gross and confirmed habits of intoxiea-
ton, and cruel and abusive treatment;
Frances B. Smith from John B. Smith for
failure TO support, and cruel and sbusiye
treatment.
The following criminal business was
transacted Tuesday: Amos Learned Of
FriI6eli, pleaded nolo coatendere TO indiet-
meEts for liqror nuisance and common sell
lef and paid fines TO the amount of $500
and costs Selien c. Scammon of Fairfield.
also paid $500 and costs upon indictments
for common seller and nuisance; Frank NJ
Cotton of Fairfield, upon an indictment as
common seller, pleaded nolo contendere and
it being the second offsnse was obliged to
take sentence of $500 and costs; joel ii.
Gray OF Solon pleaded guilty TO an indict-
mt Mt for keeping n tipping shop and paid
SI25; William Fsrr of Lewiston, who for
meriy kept hotel at Fairfield, paid fine
of 500 and costs for being common sell
Ter and Fred c. Dinsmore of Bingham for
the same offense paid sl43.ss.
State of NJ M4ine vs.. Israel ID. Leavitt, in
dictment for assault with intent TO kill,
upon one Warren Spsulding of Harmony.
The complainant testified that on the eve
ming of August 18th last, he with biz broth
er, his brothers wife and wif-'s sister, at
tended party in Harmony at the house of
one Elmer Downs that Leavitf, Il married
man. paid considerable attention TO Augusta
Whitehouse, Mrs. Spsulding's sister and that
the complainant or his brother demonstrated
with Leavitt for his conduct; that after they
had returned home and were standing in
the doorysrd, someone, who proved to be
Leayitt, drove along. stopped and called
out, Come here that complainant went
10 the eide of the road cart and thereupon
Lesvt. with knife struck complainant
several severe blows, cutting him
upon the head, shoulders, side and
other places from which wounds complain
ant was confined to his bed about four
weeks Complainant's testimony wss 9or
rcborated by that of Mr.. and Mrs. Spsuld
ing who accompanied complainant home.
Trial unfinished. +. w. Hoseg, Esq.
county attorney for the State; d. d. Stew
art, Esq. for respondent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28
HARPER ON The STAND.
Ne Tells His stsg about the Missing ealists
Of ward One.

PoRrLAsp. Sept. 27.-The Harper trial,
Wednesday morning, vas devoted to testi-
mony for the defense. Thomas r. Harper,
the defendant, testified that he counted the
votes to the best of his ability; that he
burned part of the ballots because he
thonghs he had right to do so, that be
thought be had made a mistake in his fig
ares and they could be corrected at the city
eI4 rk's Office; that he allowed no one to
help HIM count because he was not COM
PEELED by law to do So
He wAs given a searching cross exsmins-
iion. but the only fact brought eut wn
that he claimed TO have counted the whole
1853 votes himself in about three quarters
II an bour. This closed the testimony of
the Defense
ZIP. M.-The arguments we're made this
afternoon and the case given TO the jury and
they are still out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28
MAchiAS RACES.
closeiy Contested GOOD Time Made -SpIen.
cid Exhibits a. the Fair

MAcnlAs, Sept. 97.-The second day OF
the C. w. A. Society was largely attended
The show of cattle, horses and poultry i,
the hes, 70, several years. A canoe race
on the stream bordering the west side Of
the grounds was one of the novelties of the
ex, Rises. The races To-Day were closely
contested. resulting as follows:
The 8 minute class, purse $50 -four
entries-Dsn, g. by Morgan. A. W,
Randall, Cjlnm5is, won; Star Gszsr, by
Trusty Roy, L. S. Meserve. second; best
time. ESQ l-2.
The so class, purse sl0o, four entries,
Helena, b. n, . by Mamtrino Charter. W.
II. Bowen, ST. John, n, B.. first: Nellie
Backssn. b. m, bv Chas. Backman, NJ.
\. McD~rmo.,, st. Stephen, second; bes,
time, . - 81.
Running race, purse $40, three entries,
Msuda. C. M. owned by John Perry. Ma
chias. first; Paddy. F.. MAYNARD, Marsh
field, second; best time, half mile, .04.
Eigin, osned bv John p Wheefaen.
Bangor. made sn exhibition mile in 2-3i.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28

s4 qi
A. Hescoek, Oh ui<s Ni,.hois. C. w. Berry.
George MuIliken. ice wruas, Itse Ben
nsss, Mr. and Mrs. Fres. Cory. Mr.. ard
Mr.. f. W. Chase, NJ. and Mrs Leslie
Cornish, j. j. Aaler, Mr. AMI Mrs. Daniel
Alien, Miss Alleu, l.. II. Dudlsy. Frank Z.
P4rrsdge and wife, Fred Tilton. Tim
Clancy, G. n. Lswrenes, City Marshal
Cra.forj. I. w. Msthe~s, s. c. Webster
sna wife. o. x. wsilman, Steven Tracy,
VIM. Stone, II. ?. Penney, II. III. Baehel-
dor and wife, T. l.. Hersey and wife. A. l..
Thsyer. Capt. II. w. Cole and wife, F. W.
Cole, wife ami son, E. 4. Gstchell and
wife, Byron Savage and wife,
Frank Sprsgue. Z. II. Gardiner, viii
Curtis, John Dunfon. VIII Snow, f. w.
Church and wife, J. IL Grxnt,J. NJ. Mixer,
C. E. Srurteyant. Fred Ellis, John Carson,
George Doughty, A. W. Thayer, G. A.
Robertson, T. W. Bowman and wife.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28

GAxDlxEa, Sspe- s7.-(Srecial- }-Thl
officers for the cycle meet next Friday a
Litbss Park have been chosen and are ths
foao~ing gentlemen:
Referee-Asior J. W. Berry, Gardiner.
Juigss-Dr. A. C. Tsconsb, Augusta
C. d. Newell. Richmond; Frank Cusick,
Heary Richards, Gartiner; Walter Rob.
bins, Skowhsgan.
Timers-Dr. Julian Wilder, Augusta
Geo. Hesel,on. Chas. Whitney, Gardiner.
Stsrxr-chas. Day, Richmond.
Seofef-A- c. Brown, Gardiner.
Clerk of Conrse-Geo. L. Tyler, Gar
diner.
Judge of Hill Climbing Contess-O. NJ.
Blsrehard. Geo. W. Heselfon. Henry
Richards.
Judges of PArades-James A. Proctor,
Richmond; ns. Julian Wilder. Augusta
wsiter Robbins, Skovheean-
Judges Of Road Race. DR. A. c. Tiscomb,
Augusta; John +. Newell. A. C. Brown,
Gardiner; W. L. Lamson.
The following prizes have been added to
the list already made out:
For the street parade, first, club room
chair, valued at 50, for the club having the
most men in line; second, club room pic
ture, valued at s.. for the club making the
bes, appearance.
For the most miles in Is minutes, open,
FIRST, cyclometer, value s.; second. large
pneumatic pump, $3.50; third, gold
ring. 90.
For the lantern parade at s p. NJ, first,
for finest decorated wheel, set of Curtis
dust proof pedals, value 81; second. pair
bicycle shoes, 80.
Friday will be great day for Gardiner
cyclists as we'll as many from other cities
who attend the cycle meet at Libby's Park
on that day. Many of the crack riders of
the State will be present to contest for the
handsome prizes.
The entries for the handicap race with
the allowed distance is given below. L. L.
SWEET, Norway, Me-, scratch; A.
]. Dy r. Lewiston. scratch; W u
Fog Slil, West Newton, Mass, 60 yards;
Roland T. Pstten, Skowhegsn, 30 yards;
Robert A. Wentworth, Skowhegan, 100
Z. G.. Herbert, Richmond, Ito yards; j.
II. Morse, Gardiner, l20 yards; Benedict
Maher. Augusta, 125 yards: F. C. Dow,
Skowhegan, 1875 yards; T. J. Southland,
Jr., Richmond, 1870 yards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28

SkownscAS, Sept. s7.-(Special. )--rhs
case Of State vs. Israel ID. Ieavits, changed
with assault with dangerous weapon upea
Warren Spauldins. which hes been oa tfial
yesterday and today, has attracted consid-
cradle interest, and the outcome hes been
watched closely BY those In the vicinity Of
Athens and Harmony.
The case 10 known - the Athens stab
blng affair in which - alleged Leavitt and
Warren and Bemis Spauldine had como
trouble at party one evening in Auguse.
and Icavitt followed them home, and when
near the house Of the Spauldings called
Warren Spaulding up to his team and be-
gan stabbing him with knife, somc Of lhe
wounds being serious and might have
proved fatal. Leavitt claimed to cot 10
self defence.
The case was concluded this afternoon,
and the jury, after being out about two
hours, returned with verdict Of guilty Of
assault with intent 10 kill County Attor-
ney Hovey conducted the case for the State
and ID. ID. Stewart for defence.
A motion WAS made for afrest OF jude-
ment and exceptions were filed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28
NAME EPW0RIH LEAGUE.
Large Abundance At the Convention Now 10
Session Al Aubara.

AuBuKy. Sept. e1.-The first meeting Of
the Maine Epworth League was held this
afternoon. with large attendance. Mayor
Bols er welcomed the delegates to the city
and Presifing Elder Carey TO the church
Rer. DIR. Brodbeck. Brookline, Mass, de-
livered sermon.
The evening session vas opened with .
prxise service, after which DIR. Brodbeck
delivered an address on Young People and
Revissls-" The exercises viii continue
through Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28
SERIES OF STA1
DING embossed in Gold and Ink, CLb
IAN Od Mans Darling. desperate Wom'
Wrs A. Mcycieh Mi Adah NJ. Howaf
Ier sDresdfui Temp,
Adde'S Husband. Clay. Mrs. A. Nj
fARMERS FIELD DAY.
Grand Time ai State ceIIees-La'ss Atisnt-
> ance-inierestina Exercises.

ORoso, Sept. 27.-Today has been a gala
day at the Maine State College, over 1000
people being present at the annual farmers
field dav. Early in the morning the visitors
began to appear and there was a contino US
stream of teams on College street nearir g
towards the college until noon, when it b. :
gan to turn the other way.
In the forenoon visitors were escorted
over the grounds by oblising professors AMI
students. The large number Who sat down
to dinner were well served by Mr.. Spence r
the steward and an efficient corps Of
walters.
At 1.30 there was a dress parade and ex-
tended order drill by the battalion. which
was witnessed by nearly all the visitors and
pronounced very fine. The military de-
partment is quite an important part of COL
lege work, and some day it will show its
ussfIlness.
ft2 20 meeting was held in the chsp
as which msnv of the professors spoke
Presiden. H. rris was introduced and made
.ome very pertinent remarks concerning
the course in agriculture and why il did NJ,
attract more students. He made 4 very
good inirression by bis earnestness IN
evident ability.
Another feature which attracted good
deal of attention was a football game be-
tween the college team and an Old Town
team, wtiich resulted in a score of &c t1 4
in favor of the college team.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement Of Trains la Eject sept.
slth, 1898.
THsouoA TRAINS.

COVE. wfsr-a.8 A ". for Lewiston, Rock
land F4sf!aad Boz us tni Montreal, 70 10 A "
fl.y f-aas.les l..Sistua. fliriBiDz.ou, Rockiasd,
ll-s.4nd aa*i t sion epBn"cfinz tor White Noun
tam l-..s.- and z .rrtr 10 and - ipr BFuas
81. Bail. i'nfslsat iluslon 100 ". might
Taat4a ...ry a4Fhs fer T. as'aR, Bath, Rock
iss.f y4gtisnl aca hsstpn.
soIye EAST ! N A ". night eapressl for
ssosh.sa1. Bvi.ast, Esngpr. Bar Harbor. s..
s},tDep, So J0hS 4ni AfgcstoCs count +,
. ibg Eg-rs.i's. NkOshsgai, Ran ger Ard
A.se.f fs,4s ~ P.r. tor Wstsryiii. 8.fs T..
NJ tor " steryAir, Dlkiand North ABson. btng
Ian, ssa@hesaa, l3a,4 asi. Dover, f0xefoft. Han
sqf 50, S.tgt.h. -. Jnh1 sHd Arons-
'aot county. 4s r ". mixed fof waerviiej
s1A.M sHH3sy+ only for Ws;efyi'ie and Ban
sor.
The szat FaiimaG Trs.n going East a, is5 A.
n saas Net a. itOo r. VI. every
aisb' sarasy nelpdtd. connecting 70 aed from
/. .5.iaa srd is.kls nd, tG' e SsoN 'is saI a
sisa.4i HiprnIlJs sr tu i-.fast, D~XfsT. or he
ssI IL i1fpr >gtiav u-rr Igs.
n, d - ala. going Wr-s Al 1910 A. NJ, sBd
,,.t st a. , VI. run i4l Sapda5 ,Eei add, be
s-sB Bss.pu. lewiston, Bath. Bangor and 81.
JsbH
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Races II fryebsr1.

FRYEBuRs, Sept. 27.-Good weather
brought large numbers to the fair today.
The show in all departments is unusually
good. TIE races: Three-minuse, purse
SloO, seven entries. Donneli. J. T. Tbayer.
winner; Jack, by Wsnderer. J. 8. Ames,
second; best time, 24i l-2, The 2.35
class, Eve ensri@s, Hebron, by Princess. T.
Thayer, won; Gayvood. by Redwood, M.
Jordan, second: best time, 3s "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28
sstlsa Death si Geo. H. cssssa. Prseissat
ciiizea ci Fais6slI.

FaIRFrKLp, Sept 27.-George n Cotton,
. prominent business man, cne of the orn-
efn Of the Fairfield boom, member Of S..
Omef commsndery. and prominent 9. A.
T. man, died Instantly q bis hams in this
village "Wednesday. He il survived by Z
wife and three children. one daughter, the
wife Of Editor Bunker Of the Dexter Ga
zette. He viii have . Masonic funeral
Friday afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28
FRANCE THE BULLY.
Trying to Force Further Con-
eessions From Siam.
French Envoy Very ceolly Saubs
Siamese officials;


I.oxpox, Ssps. s7.-A special dspaeuA
10 the tines from Bangkok ssys tAat ~
situation growing out Of the Franco. 0iAmese
tispute 10 again strained. owing 10 ths dicar
torial attitude Of N. Lemyre Dc vilsrs. u
French special envoy.
The dispAsch adds that in reply 70 . ~
quess from Prince DevAvOng. Siameee
minister Of foreign aGAirs, that BE- mako N
writing whatever modiAcations hs bad -
suggest in the drafs Of the convention cab
mitted 10 him by Siam, n. Devillsfs tent .
curt note that greatly offended the Sianese
government.
NJ. Dsvillers 10 evideatly deesfminsd y
force further concessious from he Sianesss
He 10 attempting to make Siam ansvceatts
for the delAys In the negotiations, which. -
matter Of fact are due entirely 10 his per-
sistent concealment Of Erance's Intentions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28

RocKLAsD, Sept. 27.-The srand jury in
the Knox county court return 81 indict-
ments. 5s Of which are for violations Of
the liquor Law. among them beiss every
druggist in the county. Other indicsments
are sgainst Michael Angelo FefTari. for
mansianghter; John Clark, larceny; Wal
ter c. Bryant, malicious mischief; Charles
II. NYe. aesault.
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FAR MisGr0N RACES.
Oliver D.. Marry and Bsymont chisi Were ihs
Purse winners.

FARxIseroS, Sept. 27.-Thefe were
three races today. The 4-year-old. purse
$50. three starters, Dan L., Hilltop and
Oliver B., was won by Oliver B.; Hilltop,
second. Best time, 2.42 "a.
The 3-minute class, parse s15, thre'
starters, Harry, Morgan Wilkes, Dan l.
vas given to Harry in 2.54 IA; Dan L.,
second.
The 2.s5 class. purse $50, four starters.
Eldora, Black Max, Bsymont Chief and
Prince Hsrbinger was very close. Bsymoni
Chief won in 2 80 81 Black Max, second.
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IL Is ssaonR .hs foihes Of wbic,, The nsnmfno
tnrers of f8smy proprietary remedies guilty. -
term their medicinrs "psnaceaa." of to alsim Tot
them the qusiiy Of 3 .naeess. Thre IL no suct
thing - a .paosc' =" .heh uscsns remedy
adapted to aIf diseases. This absardify hss neves
bee. psrl~ tfa'ed by the psoprstors 1f ioAetteF's
Stomach Bifers. Hut they do claim. asd with
Justice, that it IL = remedy VI general u,lity ssd
This bees II restores that regular and vigorous
condition Of the stomach, liver and bo. els wkte4
conduce 10 The recovery Of ssssral health. Tbss
II foY'ines the system sGsinss ma!ayis by infsslng
stsinias, aud eausins hasmSnioas action Of ~
organs which, long ~ they 70 right. are tbs
best guaranty against an sndsmic laaisdy HIS
ehi!is and fever. II sccomDiisbes dosbie ~
It not oniy prssents their disease snd decay. -
expe from the blood through them impe9e1le
that cau-e sbsum stism. goat and ds0psy. Cosn
with cUnG1ence.
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spAnks raom MAINE WIRES.

Mr.. Y. A. Jones of Webster has Ahroksn
arm caused by Il wrestling match with
bull one day lately. lie had taken the hull
out and was going to put ring In his nose,
but the gentleman objected to thu sdorn-
ment, and stepping back, caught Mr.. Jones
on one Of his short horns and tossed him
like football on the field Of high school
eleven. When Mr.. Jones came TO himself
he was conscious Of broken arm.
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The Charleston Arrives q Rls.

wAsniscros, Sept. 27.-Dispasches
have been received at the navy department
announcing the arrival Of the United States
cruiser Charleston at Rio Jancifo, Brasil,
yesterday. 1t IL anticipated that some su-
thentic news of the progress Of even T. there
will now reach the United States through
the navy department. ia
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Your Stomach's
Your Best Friend.

Perhaps It sever occurred 70 voe h,,.
its true for ali that.
o.e w stomach we'll, ard YOU will
Keep scsl aaasc it, and yoa rns,s. "a.
the pcnasty.
Ne1riy ali the serious Ills Of life hsv.
their origin in some form of s,o,,.aeb
trouble.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28

Everybody shoald remember the hsSvest
supper in Grand Army hall, 70 be dvsn no.
der the auspices Of the senior class, Halo
well high school. next Friday night. Every
citizen and his family shouh turn out with
their shekels. which will 60 towards deffsy-
Jag graduating expenses.
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LINCOLN COUNTY FAIR.
Splendid Set Of Exhibits and Good Attend
ance-Three Races Troilsd.

DAnAnIscorT, Sept. 27.-The annual
fair of the Lincoln Agricultural Society
opened here todsy with fair attendance
an1 good number of entries in all the de-
psrtments, except fruit, of hich there was
light display for Lincoln county. There
was handsome display of thoroughbred
follows:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28

Herman IhaJer, East Pif,ston, b IN Daisy
Rolf. J
F. u Baser, Newcastle, IN lIomespHu. 2 ,
II Ferry, ocklsnd eh 1had Irish, dis
lin -2.35i, 2.37i, 2i2i.
3-MINVTE CLASS.
j ,mes II. br, c T. Pipptr, Dsmsriscotta. /
Fremont Knox. blk :. VI l. Blsnn, B.es-
den,
Southern Boy. bs 8. V II Bcnner. Waldo
torp, ;
Lightning. br m, F. rraslee. Alma. 4
TiIe. 56i. IS. 2.sii.
FOUR-YEAR-oLp COLTS.
c 4 Perkins, Newcastle, b Little
Lord Fsunti.roy. /
AustinJ aaSh, Bristol, br III. Lady
Iusaita, ] 4
Bert Lewis, Boothbay. b 10 Honest
Maui.
" u Prentice, Houad Pond, b m Lady
LaHght1n :
Time. a.1s4 3.o7i, 2.59t, OFT,
The races tomorrow are the 2.45 and
frs -for-all classes and The 3-year-old
colts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28

wAsHlseros, Sept ss.-For Maine
ciousiy followed by fair weather Thurs.ay ;
cold norsherIy xin9s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28

BgLFasr. Sept. 37.-Twelve hundred
spectators saw the races today. The 80
class. five starters, was won in six heats,
by Charles Austin's z, Gen. Grant; FL
mer B.. second, best time. 50 L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28

HORaTORD's ACID PHOsPuATE
Fer Impaired Vitality
and weakened energy, - vondeffuily sue
cessfnl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28

Mrs Kate Glszier, who has been visiting
friends in different parts Of the State, re-
turned home Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28
aussnssss nssasrs - neenssssss

MethsssS nS4hSSsty hoeooBUttt
Hss wuslo~ss soorulno syRgp ~ boeo
ssed for over t1Hrf WARS b m1LLlOgp e
MgIHEks tor thsif c CHlLDHkN v1aie I'LL
the CHILD, eOrrESs ths 0uM1, AkLAYo q
PAJN CCkES WILD collie 81 y ~ ~
seaedy fos DIAk9H0A. eolA by 1s1G1gls =
sn1rs. Wissiev's SoosAia9 SyFup," - Ne =
othss k1sd- 1vOy-evs ssats bseels.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28
HIDDEN'S
MACN ETlC
ukHnzk1EzkmnzGau-
COMPOUND

Is splenGid medicine for the s,orn-
aeh- il enres stomach troubles Quick.
-ly, safely. surely.
his statement is true, as YOU will find
II you t'y this superior medicine.
fog can make your stomach we'll and
keepit aell hy taking Iiinprx's Mhe,.
sETIc CoNroUSD, AID you ought to
do 1t, too, for
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28

Mr.. John TAYLOR Of the Bo,,yn Globs. In
compsny with two Augusta spoftsmsn sfe
on hun'iog trip. J. II. Lord, iallowsll
Nimrod, 10 also tryi ing his luck u cunning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-09-28

Mr.. Ole.on. formerly of tbs city, re-
turned from Ksnebunk this uesk sDd viii
occupy the Smith house on midilc stssse.