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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20

A, hss been stated before the snsxa]
.,rt;os Of the Maine Phasnscsuficsl Asse.
Lotion vim consume tvo days, The steane,
s.drvick, specially chartered for The oeea-
doa, leaving Bangor, Wednesday morning,
Jups Il, 81 O'Clock.
iva sail down the river. touching a
r.,f.ss At sbout Do to take on the drug
~, Of Belfast, Rockiaad, Camden. &c.
IA. bost VIII arrive Il Bar Hazbos
:, p. N. The party viii
,,oe.ed 1t once 70 the West End hoteI,
,bsre dinner will be served.
The afternoon will be devoted 10 driving
,sa tar. N. q banquet viii be held. 70 be
so,lo~ed BY the annual meeting, speeches,
ese.
Tharsisy morning the steamer viii make
An excursion among the islands and resorts
az Fseaehman's bay, returning to Bar Haf-
hor At 10 O'Clock, when the return trip to
Bangor will be made. The steamer viii
arrive back in Bangor at O'Clock, in sea-
sou 70 connect with trains east and west.
Those Who prefer to return to Bangor by
rail can do so at half fare.
The Orpheus Clab orchestra, Of Bangor,
10 pieces, will furnish music for the en-
tire Trip. The fare from Bangor to Bar
Hsrbor And return, on the steamer Sedg-
wick will be 81 snd the hotel bill will be ss.
ne-hals fare viii be the rule on all
branches Of the Maine Central RAILROAD
and one-half fares will also prevail on the
sesnuer Frank Jones, from the east.
An druggists, whether members of the
association OF not, also all drug clerks, are
cordially invited TO attend. Ladies' will
accompany the party. The outing will be
conducted by the following II. E. Bow
ditch. secretary and C. A. Fowler, II. M.
Durham. g. l.. Fogg, Charles Files, J. E.
Gould, executive committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20

"THE CRUST OF SOCIETY,""


All over the country, wherever produced,
from Boston to San Francisco, 1.-The Crust
of Society has evoked enormous discussion
1t is erowding the theatres with fashionable
audiences and commanding attention from
people in almost every walk of life. Its
Interpretation at the Opera house, Thurs
day and Friday evenings by John Stetson'
superb company will be most notable
event. The lesson it teaches will he dis
cussed from another point of view from
that presented by the French author. The
play is rich in texts for the moralist, the
lover of the ideal in the theatre, and those
who love discussion and argument for the
sake of argument.
The characters are clearly drawn, strong
" defined and well contrasted the climaxes
are good, the surprises are many and the
element of suspense has been skillfully
handled and with excellent results. As the
play is long, special emphasis is laid upon
the announcement that the curtain mus,
rive at o'clock precisely.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20

Statistics compiled for the census of
1890, show that the percentage of deaths
from consumption, in the entire country, is
ZIG; from cancer and tumors, .024; total,
IA. The percentage for both, in the New
ENGLAND States il larger; that for consump-
ton being .l2s; for cancer. etc., .os5'
total. ,l63. According to Webster. "Tub-r-
culosi, is a constitutional disease character
led by the production Of tubercles in the
internal organs, and especially in the lungs,
where il constitutes the most common
variety Of pulmonary consumption
Modern Psychologists aver that consumption
il only one form Of crofulA of which tu-
berele Is the essential element. The tn
aency to scsofulouS diseases il usually
hereditary, though such disease may be az
ouired through the action Of various excit-
ing causes, all Of which may be classed to-
sether 50 '.causes of debility"
Mr.. NJ. I. Stevens Of Northport, Waldo
Co, Me-, a. the victim of remarkably
malignant type Of constitutional tuberculosis
originating from external causes. In the
late spring or early summer of 1889, he be-
s.n to suffer from pain in his left foot, at
tended with swelling and slight tenderness,
resembling rheumatism. Despite skitfnl
medical treatment he grew worse; and in
the following winter. = suspicious looking
swelling appeared upon his left tsHple.
n. finally sought relief at the MAssach =
se,,, General Hospital. undergoing an ex-
animation By the board OF surgeons of that
institution April I. 1890. They pronounce d
II. disease 10 be constitutional Tuberculosis,
stating that amputation Of the affected foot
anil The opening of all existing sheeesses snd
Of others IS they should, froa, time to time,
an,..ar VEN necessary for the psaleaga,ion
~ h:s life AMI ssorie.i soDe hope for rersa-
On, recovery. Almost prrserriag death 10
.,eh humiliation, Mr. Stevens returned hos e
AMI, mai himsei II In the han Is os l,'.af riss
.;cisn Who recommended = ccars.' Of rrp''--
al. nov known - Rcleifs New M~'a'al
Discovery ard Rslolf's Cream, Esaal-;e"-
Thanks % their use. MIR. Stevens escaped
=. snrseon's knife AMI j. no~ in good
= .lth With swo gosi s,gs. shSs~sses all
healsl. ard, ~ AL aepsarssncc. u,e tahenu-
IA taint eradicstr,i from hi. system. Let
t.rs. With stamps enclosed. r-iaf'ng Z" tis
c.,e. win be promptly answered by him.
n. most Office address Is Belfast. Me- Bax
Roaolfs Nev Medical Discovery ard Neg
60 Empluion embrace the tssesf and b. 1t
S;se,overies 1t modern science for the treat
- ani cure Of ConauHskicn. Scrofais.
T-herrnfoeis, Cancer, Rheumatism and
~, rreaisposing canses. Try them and
~ YIN q yes geed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20

Inc railroad commissioners held their
regular monthly meeting 1t thef,ssse Hou.e
MONDAY. They approved the articles Of as
ISOLATION Of the KingheM 8 Dead River
Railroad, which viii build railroad from
.he terminus Of the Franklin, MesAn.ic &
kinsfeId, AZ Kinsheld. 10 miles fur.he, in
TO the woods to Jerusalem.
They gave notice that they would give a
bearing upon the permanent location and
the highway crossings Of the proposed road
At kinsheld on Friday, June 30.
The commissioners will 90 to Pitssfield
TUESDAY to give hearing on the petition of
the town Of PittsfeId for right to lay GU, a
highway across the tracks of the Pittsfeld,
sebassicook and Moosehead road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20
Miss Allen and Miss csssAs SeAss, IA,
Girls.

Girls.
The JOURNAL is in receipt of prospec-
tns OF the school for girls which is TO be
opened in Portland October 4, BY Miss
Allen and Miss Greet. Augusta people
viii need no assurance Of the high charae-
ter and efficiency which must characterize
school conducted by these two expert
enced and successful teachers. The aim of
the school 10 succinctly set forth in the fol-
lowing words;
at is the aim Of the school to afford an
education that combines thorough intel
lectaal training with the refining influence
of Christian household. To this end the
number Of boarding pupils will be limited,
so that not only during school hours, but
also out Of school, principals and teachers
may give to the development Of each girl
individual thought. Careful watch is ex.
ercised over the manners of
the pupils, and effort is made by means of
small receptions and musicales to stimulate
the social life Of the school"
We feel confident that this school will be
a success. Parents can place their daugh
tiers in charge of these two accomplished
and Christian ladies' with full confidence
that they will be faithfully cared for and
efficiently instructed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20
Pure FlavOriUg Ex tracts.
B0WDlTCn WEBSTER { co.
DIDYOU
Ever stop, ID think


How much very little change may DO %
make your home cheerful and seasdfuif II
10 well worth some study. Take Tor In
stance the old familiar pictures. How
much can oe done 70 oesutify them y Just
changing their Old faded and stained mats
BY nice new ones. These can be secured
u Quimnys AT Rooms ~ u'nins
cost and VIII do wopdefs In
efightemng up he nome. II you feei
d"posed 70 90 more. ana MAKE your annual
mouse ciesning ~ comprise - possible WY
NOS nave iewo! me oio dn9y'due-gnmmed
frames replaced WIN nav onesI Tnis
need hot e1Peneise. some very oeauu-
iui ana danny names can nov oe maze
rom the many arisuc moaninss snAs nov
come I'D tine iov pncod srsnes. ine an OF
moaid,ne manaiacsure nae Progressed Won
deiIahy IN iecenI yeeis end among sne ".
f,e.y on ia.e syles .ns' may oe zen :.
Qu,mpys :" . loo ~ vn lsss, v ..sors"ens
ever ssr,'eo N sns Hsensssc vAneyL
:. wonderfully low prices; and :. The . sane
until you zee his mouIdinss and sst his
prices. resnaps you tnink o, Of nsvlns nsw
4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20

The closing exercises Of the Williams
District primary schools on Middle street,
East Side, will take place this forenoon,
and the intermediate and primary grades
this afternoon at the new grammar school
building on Bangor street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20

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lett town on train No. 81 MONDAY mofu"l
on his way to the islands al tne mou'" o
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20
Cards Of Thanks.

l desire to return thanks to my Masonic
brothers at Gannett & Morse's for the beau
tiful floral design sent me in my late
trouble. can find no words sufficient to
express myself for their many kindnesses'
but feel that their reward must surely come.
JoHS B. LAWRENCE.
We desire to express our heartfelt thanks
to our many friends who have shown us so
many kindnesses during the long illness OF
our dear father, and we can only hope thai
in any trouble they may find friends as
true and faithful.
The CHILDREN OF JoHN LAWRENCE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20

ArIpofel Of Lyoness<. W. Rssanf
Bag OF tasmonis, The. A Detective Story. Fem.
'R''Hnie Dora Mrs. Alex. MeVeigh Miller.
Los e kAns1an. ii. SRAFt.
bride of the Tomb. Ms Alex. Meveigh Miller.
Camille Alex Dumas. Jf.
Chiids History OF Engisnd. Charles Dickens.
,CouHtess Vera Ms. A. Meveigh Miller.
Dsicless Bargain, A. A novel. c. L. Perkins.
deer Shaver, The, Cooper.
Dora fhorne. b. NJ Clay.
I,uke's Secret. The. c. N. Braeme.
Dxlder or. the Iron Hand Eioreace Warden.
DARK House, The or, Knot Cnrayelled. Fem.
Dicks WandsTiegs siursis.
Dawn. novel Haggard
Ntoubly Wronged. Adah N. Howard
siFesdful Temptation. 4. Nrs. A. Mcveigh Miller
East lynne. Mrs. II. Wood
Forging the Fetters, Mrs, Alexander.
Frozen Pirate, The. W. Clark Russell.
False Start, A. n. Smart.
For Namie's sake. Allen. ..
Grtmms Household Fairy Tales. Brothers
Grimm
Great Hesper. The. Frank Barrett.
House ON the Marsh. The. novel. r. Warden
Hon Mrs.. Nefeker. The. "Ihe Duchess
Handy Andy, s. Lover.
Ivanhoe. Sir Walter Scott.
eJacqaeiina. Mrs. Alex Mcveigh Miller.
Jane Eyre. q. Broute.
John Halifax Gentlemap. Miss Nploeh,
jet her fAce Her Fortune. Mrs. Annie Edwards.
Lady Audleys Secret. Miss n. L. Braddon.
Last Days OF POmpeif. Buiwer.
Last OF the Mohicsns. The. james Fenimore
Cooper.
Lorna Doone. Bisckmore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20
TIE CoLUMBUs sER1E
Atm embellishments.

NYANTED-Agents everywhere to sell war
w ranted nursery stock on salary; expe-
rience necessary. W. ID. CHASE L CO., Geneva,
NY.
iune l3ena kMlW
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20

May blessings be upon the head OF Cadamus the
PhGnieians. or whoever it was that invented
books.-CARLYLE,
Adde'S Husband. Clay.
Arabian Nights Entertainment
AT the Worlds Mercy. A novel. Florence War
den.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20
COLUMBUS SERIES OF sTANpARD WORKS!

Michael StrogoE Verne.
Master q the Mine, The, Robert Buchanan.
Matt; Tale OF Caravan. Robert BscsAaAn.
Mystery u H.ssoa Cab. Fergus W. Hume.
Oliver Tvist. Dickens.
One Maids Mischief. Fem,
PATHFINDER. The. Cooper.
lSoneers. The. Cooper.
Prairie, The. Cooper.
frinee Of Darkness. A. A novel. kiorwnce War
den.
/ Robinson Crusoe DeHoe.
kom0la- George Eliot.
Rory O'N0ore. s. Lover.
Saddle aud SABRE. Smart.
Sketch Rock. The. Irving.
swiss Familv Robinson. The.
Struck Down A novel. Hxwicy Smart.
Strange Case of Or, Jekyil and Mr. HYDE X, l..
stevenson.
Three Men In Boat. jerome X. JEROME.
Tom browp's school Days. Thomas Hughes,
Tour OF the World in Eighty Days. jules Verne
Twenty thousand Leagues Gnder the Sea- Verne
The Two Orphans X D'Ennery
Two Years heforeths Mast. Il. II. Dans, IT,
w lille Reilly. W. Carleton.
Won by Waiting Lyali
Weaker than Woman. Charlotte n Brseme
Woman's fses. A. FLORENCE Warden.
'wife's Crime. A. Mics Gr<e HslpiAe.
BOOKS ARE COPYRIGHT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20

The little son of Frank Morse, Grove
street. fell Saturday. breaking both bones
Of his right forearm. He was Ats nded y
Dr.. HArri,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-06-20

STOVES. RANGES AND FURNACES.
0OYAL HEATERS-Hot Water, Steam OF
X Hot Air. for dwellings. ofices. greenhouses.
public buildings Send Tor catalogue HART 4
GROUSE, Utica, N. Y. june i3eod&wiv
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
RusKlNs APPOINTMENT.

Professor De Gulssac, artist and IT.
eriiteur. expressed himself interestingly
today to The Gazette correspondent upon
Tie appointment Of Ruskm as poet lanr'
eate OF England. He said During
his long and brilliant career, the grand
old man Of England, Gladstone. has
never better evidenced both his patriot
ism and Ills deep sense Of human affairs
than when lately he nominated ltuskin
for poet laureate Of England Consider
ing only the manufacturing Of verses as
being poetry, q c0mmon-mindcd poll
tician never would have thought of Rus
Kin aud have had even the iainiest sus-
plclon that he Is the very best aud grand
est and most beneficial living poet Of
England. Esthetcs. so well understood
by Ruskin, and by him 20 well taught
IN the very midst Of Il practical or rather
nnimalistic civilization, 10 redeem u from
The depths Of It's ntilitarinn philisinisn
or harbarism esthetics Is poetry Itself
the very qnntescencc Of poetry. Verses
and literature as well ns architecture,
painting and srnlpturinT ARE as many
languages TO translate or ways 10 mnni-
great ma ster Of estheics In England. The
great master ~ ethics in ENGLAND. Rus
kin, Is truly In the very deepest sense
Of the word, It's grandcst living poet
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
CRIMINAL MATTERS IN NocoNA.

Nocona, Tex, Ma, 2O-,Ior Thompson.
who has been In jail f0r rvo months, nc.
cusrd OF rape, had haboas corpus trial
yesterday WIDEN resulted IN reducing his
bond fIom 5000 To $500 which he read.
ily gave aud to-day Is breathing fresh
air.
last Moniay morning Major Hiram
Ut Of this .,lncr missed from his ranch
a few miles north from here one saddle.
one set Of hprness britlcs. blankets,
ropes. ste. The raid WAS luade just after
rain hence he had no trurble Ia track
ing ~ the thieves and bis plunder, con.
sequently three men Whose names are
Mute aud Iilblm Keck. brothers, and
one J. -. Walters were brought 10 town
and turned over To the officers and yes.
tcrtlny Ind their examining trial befor,
Esquire Russel which resulted IN bind.
ing then over in the sum n $500 each
The w. Keck boy gave nLnd and Wal.
tiers accompanied Sheriff Garrison over
Ia Montague. where be- VIII board with
Sheriff Garrison for Il while.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
LIVESTOCK.
NOTES FROM THE RANCHES OF
The NORTHWEST


]. Il, Wilson, well known ottle
feeder Of Dallas, was here yesterday
Colonel A. Silvtrstcin was In thc live
stock center yesterday,
Bud Clark, the popular Comanche cow
man, was here yesterday.
H. NJ Daggctt has just shipped i've
ears ~ beef cattle 10 market.
w f. and prie Harrison cattlemcn OF
Denton, were among the cntlcmrh here
yesterday
The run Of livestock at the Texas and
pucihr sinckyntds this week has been
rather light
The Union siockyards handled 1866
cars Of cattle last month passing through
To the Territory.
Colonel Bishop Of The Star Windmill
company who owns cattle ranch nrHr
Midland, Is here.
Ton Q. Schumacher is back from u
trip TO south Texas, but had nothing new
to communicate.
W. II. Goodair aud u. d. llorH Of
the well known trm Of GoOdnir, Harding
q Co, are hure on business.
n. V. Hendricks, stocklnan Of Gaines
Vile aud the Il. l. r. was seeing the
sights NJ q great city yesterday
j. 5. Dorsey, a Kansas livestock CON.
mission merchant, h In the city making
n rotiie deal. He thinks Texas a great
h,g country.
Wp Chris. manager of The Sam l4nza-
r,ts' rancl. end ii. l.. Chiids. assistaus
nsaualser Of tbe knnsns City stockyards,
VEN Id III. ,ity vesterday
:, a., a.. ,a,,,,,r,.r ~ A.
ia ~. h.aS', NJ III ~ innt ,veet goo0
S y.griivg s Which he sold some time ago
" ~ n Curtis Of Hnii county.
tl.,.,,..., ,,,,,ty ia.
=. y linunieyrf 81 DHn ',i,, ,'" NJ Ia
iyered Aht MesA ~ IN haad ~
snrsihen " III v NM Sine@
eA,u', F"''N'' 80 ,....,,t,.
~ hrllrNer OF b,ane9 I In 8oi lagpI w.
purchssru i've rglAtslsn NJ "i IVA ~
tie' ~. iNruffll "1s ~. ans
these rlHls' Nhieh ne p''S'S ~ wv
other breeu'
". kelliller Of Hniid Citf' NeW Al.h-
60, who purchased 100 steers IRON tlay'
ton parties last year, y negotiating iNl
cattle 9i a IKE class ne WIN pfop'p'y
Duy %"V sle''A'
Colonel Sclang OF Fort collins, Vol,
has purchased from pnriies near kepion
800 steers, which VIII e shippel from
Clayton ne1i week. ar. Sehans VIII
also buy BOO cows,
Twenty-eiglt cars Of yonrllngg have
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
SAN SABA.


San saba, Tex. May 20 Especially -
w, II Taylor. general agent Of The San
Ia he. was here yesterday looking after.
woll shipmnnis Tor hls road. Much Of
our WOOL was shipped last year from
l.lano over the A aud ~ w railway,
and unless some extra Inducements are
offered by the Santa Ne. majority Of Il
will 90 10 AnnO this year
Mr.. /, r. Donahne Of Nebraska. an er.
pcrirnced niarble uinn. Is here getting out
specimens Of our marble, aud has found
several distinct colors. He is prospect
hK now on property owned by John
Caro- Russell, the banker Of H. Louis,
aud u. H. Russell Of this place, on the
survey Of the fOrt Worth and Rio
Grande from Fora Worth TO llhno.
lie has also found excellent specimens
Of iiihogrnphic siour, nad "a soon as
arrangements eau be made be viii begin
operations
Our bourd Of trade bias under consider.
alton proposition 20 build o railroad
FROM u point on the Santa Ne 10 this
plnce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
MIRACULOUS ESCAPE.


Touhnm Tex. May 20. Specially
Henry Hall Z or s years old. SON Of
Engineer John Ban. was ran over by the
enNbpunl passenger ifniu tpdnr at 1910
O'Clock. aud mirlculoualy escaped death
by being manglod by the train and
by drowning. There Is sharp curve
on a down grade coming into iionham
from the west. II seems the child was
at the west side of the pond hHhlng, aud
hearing the tipiu, started across tie
trcstle. and was run over aud knocked
into the pond His right hand except
the thumb mud first hnger was EunAlied
IN. aud severe cui made upon the
head about . inches long. When dis
covered the train was TOO close for The
engineer to stop, but he did his best hy
throwing on the mir brakes,
The bngRngemusior wluse name we
ARE unable to get. only Fatty seeing
the boy knocked into the pond heroirnlly
jumped from tie cnr mo tho pond and
saved the litile fcl1w from drowning
Al this writing he " resting well.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21

ing rate. The passengers became lrlgli
tened aud no one seemed 10 De- able &c.
do anything 10 stay the obslrepufOus
cur. Several ladies and gcntloneu Isteu-
ed To the cry of Jump or aud did
so aud were more on less bruised In con
srqucucc The ear finally stopped al.
most In front Of the l'sdgitt nniatorium.
One man pulling ut the trolley TO pull
II of the wire broke the rope and de-
spite the application OF the brake. they
speeded along. The moterucer explained
the accident Ivy stating that HplnConc
had wrapped a wire rfsislnd ons OF ghe
rails, reversing the force OF the electric
current.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
LIRNRAL ANp pRoGRHssvn.

DIR. c. S. Phillips says "Ihe Pro
Pressive Dental society Of Texas" re-
Gently organized In Waco, Is attracting
against the principle which Prompted the
formation OF the association. DE- Phil
lips Is president Of the society,
4 moro liberal code VI ethics Is con
tended for by the new society that den-
lists be permitted 10 use printrrs ins
" hey pay for it--and advertise their
business. "I'he Foft Worth Gazcitc.
such liberal and progressive view taken
Of the matter. However, that's the kind
Of q paper The Gazette Is The times
have changed, and the editorial utter
Nnce IN thai paper il In keeping with the
liberal spirit whict must prevail in this
age"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-05-21
cuRRYs ASSASSIN.

The man who shot Police Officer Curry
Saturday night is supposed 10 have stolen
a horse FROM a farmer but n short dis
lance from the city, and gone IN the d.
rrctiCn Of the 1ehnncana. Deputy SHEER
ills Russell and Terrence and others
went out yesterday in pursuit Of the
man and have not yet returned. A re-
port comes that they found that the man
they Rre looking for, had been seen In
the neighbOfhood.
W. r. Hines Of San Angelo, vino was
arrested yesterday ON suspicion Of being
the man who did the shooting. was fined
s95 in the mayors court this morning
Tor earring a pistol, which he paid and
then departed.