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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08
BY TELEGRAPH.
ADVICE OF The SIX COMPANIES.
The chiaese Fellow Their Orders Net 10 Regis
Ter usses the GearY Las.

Sss FgaSci.co, April The Chinese
Slx CoIDpanis. still hold the upper hans In
sheir contest with the federal authorities
over registration Hnler the Geary Law
Since they issEs-i ;heir proclamation several
days ago wsrBi.g Chinese not to register
under severe peaAilies, the work OF the
registration bureaus has practically eeis'e To
a star1stilI. not over a score 4ppiyJDg dsils
Tie Cbiaeze Consul tFisa r.
break the force Of this stlict Of the
Companies, bat bis proeiafrgatlan fell tat,
a. Ssii also tsat OF q benevolent soeir'g
| whie.i urge,i It's members to register II
/ thus demonstrate 10 the toscfEnirnt that
they were law -abbilng estIhens-
| The SIX Companies have on their rolls Of
membership all the hlnese "a ihi. coast
| and il /. 10 ten that every Chinese looks
| to see that ht. bosIy Is returned To China IN
case of death All tl.s hiz1binier societies
are really tributary, o! the SIX Compapies. $.
| and dare n0. aatagoaize them openly
though they frequently oppose them in
secret.
The defiant attitude taken bp the Six
! Cor panies is due To the advice of their al
| torney. Thomas -, Riordan. who is nos ln
Wa.hinstoa He advised his clients not To
Register ami he claims To have assurances
from the government that no active Steps
will be taken to arrest ansi deport Mongo-
iians until the supreme court decades
y neither the Geary Law Is unconstitutional
ia tie other han,i. Lyman J. Mowry
~ ho represents the powerful Chee kung
Tong Society. that has 30 0tD members,
| has advised this society To register a. a pre-
eautionary measure, since the mere act of
year strati.n will not ureiudIce It's meni-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

Brought BY the Wires From the Nerth, East
South ano west

The shortage in the ptta%a, u, county
treasury will probably reach .sjo,0oo.
A glass of Michigan water will cost five
cents al the Worlds Fair.
Immense prairie fires are raging south
west and east of Hyannis, Neb.
Rev. VIM Ingraham Hip, NJ Z. bishop
of California. died Thursday night.
The schooner Benjamin e. Firth, from
Philadelphia for Portland. before reported
ashore on Lucius shoal, has been tioated.
Three small children of j. Nance at
Cumming, Ga, burned TO death Thursday,
while their parents were visiting at a
neighbors.
Thomas a. Brown. charged with the muir
der OF his mother at South Boston, was
Friday held without bail FOR a hearing next
FRIDAY.
Rupert MulYaneE, aged ), died at Fall
River Thursday night from injuries re-
eeiyed by being aceAently hit by a stone
thrown by James McCauley, aged 3 years.
4 Washington special says; Postmaster
General Bis5cil has concluded 10 withdraw
| his order of "Wednesday barring members
| of the press from an inspection of the lists
of appointments and removals of post
| masters.
| The brick block of the F. B. Washburn
| Co, at Brockton, was badly damaged by
| fire and water Friday. All the occupants
were completely deluged with water which
caused the most serious loss. The loss is
estimated at S21 900; insured
The Bowe Burke fight at New Orleans,
wa. stopned in the lJoth round by the
,.f.rs. ubo d,.t.I,rad il M rnnteat The
purse will probably be divided. Bow en-
wanted to finish. The bones in both of
Burke's hands were broken.
TIL. xor,,,Y.s,arn State hank of Sihl.v
io,,a cto..J its donr. TI,pr.dav The In.
! hl;,,as aro ranorted to La si,0 ooo. ,ss.ts
- nno rb.. h,nk of,;c.rs ho,,svar .a,
~, ,,;u ba ,bl.. Ia ,,.y dnIl.r fo- doll,r ~,
| 4 reasonable time
| chicago n,,,.r. sav the failnre of many
,,,.,;,..,n ., ,b,tirnrs tn ,,-onsrIv MARI tb.,i,
| ,,n,J. onI cs,s il hkely ~ ,.a,sa g, k,le
- s,aia,b, At I,rksnn p,rk I, !. faq-a,l
,ho ;nst,u,+;o, of sn,p, ,l,s,,I,,. ,r;Il no 10.
I'll h., ~ ,,rl,l.ssr.ss NIL Irr.
| -, :, n.
tf'n''S u ~ ''''''s'e' ,iet r. "''' ~; w
,,r.yol.;ned sb.c,re EriI.v lie took the
| ~ ,,''.Ia,l, trai, ,orth ,rhur.a.y ,,e,h, rIe
! IA h.,.n ,,o,,,',ll, 5anrossod vol
,,,.t h,t III. business a,,;rs ora ali ,ic,h, :"
~, =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

~ fnv hous" aNh lrt. M, % Thiia ST.. for sale
n u good bargain, II nppii"n fnt sonn. Lot Iun
!c'f s'i"at', wi;h iTnhf tr"r-, pfalr vines aud
-'truAherl 50 ont, i"u.r s;urie, ro1iiaiu4 .tS,ti
Tnotn., an finished gn"d iutc>flH,it for SOM.
7" ," h" " III get II. Npilly On the premises, or
:" J. i: s1i-"m Al ih' lu'rr grp'cry sturc La
'"fest / -mi'h. artatf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08
colt sYAxEs.


/ The entries in the colt stakes make up q
I lis; of fss9 tros,ing colts divided as follows
One -yesr-oids. IS; two-year-olds.sl three
yeAr-olds. 81, and four-year-olds, S5. A
! hst never eeuslled in any srotting stakes
eonfinei TO single state.
/ Joseph Corrstt, Dexter, b Toeouy, by
Tokav dam By Dr. FRANKLIN.
! wk Atwood, Fairfield. b Fairfield Boy.
/ by Won He.moat, dam by Yoang Fear
naught.
| II Wesley Hutchins, Auburn, b Alonzo,
! BY The Sheer; dam by Whalebone Knox.
| ii Wesley Hntehins. Aubarn, br Miss
Tuttle. by The Sheer; dain by Highland
Patchen.
| II Wesley Hut1hins, Auburn, eh Monet
by The Sneer. dam by Dolbieris Ethan Al
| len.
| Vim Chapman, Bethel, iron gray c
Chieftain, by Conrad; dam by Dictator
| Chief.
EE Gross, Portland, br westfeld, by
Wes,land.
&c Chute, Naples, b Bennie, by West
land; dam by Messenger Wilkes.
Bay View Stock Farm, Belfast, b Ex-
peetanee, by Silver Spray; dam by Gen.
Wi,hers.
G r Ellis. Belfast, ch Milton C. by
Westbrook dam by Hambletonian Chief.
All & W NJ Shaw, Bath, Metalluc,
by Dictator Chief; dam by Dirigo.
A ii & W NJ Shaw, Bath. br $ Albert H.,
by Warrener; dam by Strout Horse.
John T Kelley, Ssco, b Maria X, by
Al-So; dam by Henry B Patehen.
J 5 Chaplain, Harrison, ch c Linnwood,
by Maine Prince dam by Strsightfiash.
J S Clark. Calais, b Carrie Clark, by
AIl-So; dam by Olympus.
Chas. + Ayers, Portland, br c Warren
Knox, by Warrener: dam by Norway Knox
Chas. F Ayers. Portland. bl c Boroon.
by Norway Knox; dam by Tuckahoc.
G c Moses. Bath, Nellie Shaw, by Gold
Leaf; dam by Wedgewood.
The Colt Farm, Auburn, br { Amesetia,
by Sir Nutwood dam by Troublesome.
The Colt Farm, Auburn, b c Sunset, by
Warrener; dam by Del Sur.
I c Wellington, Albion, Alric, by Com
bination dam iolanthe, by Victor.
| W j Wheeler, SO. Paris, Prudy, by Hell
bron; dam by Norway Knox.
I & Burleigh, Vassalhoro, Kitty
Wilkes, by Wilkes; dam Daisy.
Pine Tree Stock Farm, Gardiner, ch $
Daniel Wilkes. BY Arrival.
Pine Tree Stock Farm, Gardiner, str
roam King Fisher, by Arrival.
Pine Tree Stock Farm, Gardiner, hr
Hazel Potter, by Arrival.
K Hayden, Cash's Corner, Rigby Park.
b Finale, by Bayard Wilkes; dam by
Daniel Boone.
Drake, Lewiston, h f Stardust, by
Bayard Wilkes dam by Glenarm.
w c Marshall, Belfast, br Sybil, by
Nelsoner; dam by Chaunce.
j II Thayer, Winterport, Zephyr, by
ilarblnger; dam by Patchen Boy.
II Fish, Fairfield, $ Orion, by Picker
ing dam by Harry Knox.
} II Butler, Berwick b Beulah Wood,
by Wooibrno; dam by Palmer Knox.
T. T. Pomeroy, Lewiston, b Alice A., by
Warrener dam by Detective ratchen.
Il + Guptil, North Bradford, br f May
Belle, by Rex Magnus; dam by Buchanan.
j W Bigelow, Livermore Center, sp oh ;
pansy Blossom, by Johnosca; dam by
Mems Knox.
+ & + II Briggs. Auburn. b Martena.
by Messenger Wilkes; dam by Presto, son
of Prescott
b + 4 + II Briggs. Auburn, b kiven
Oak, by Messenger Wilkes; dam by Red
wood.
Chas b Gilman, Wateryilie, b Myra, by
ixtell; dam by Gideon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

NEW lnRs. April
+. rE--Rs ecipts. Il l07 pkss: exports. ~
btl-. !'.l" sacks, -ale-, 800 pkgs, mar.ei
iow extra-, ~ loa2 So. CITY mill. aoa4 90. C.ty
mills pa'cuts. t0a4 90, winter wheat leu
! grades, 2 IL 81, fair 10 fancy, So n > IS,
patents, s5ai 25, -Minnesutta clear. 9 50aa 30,
,traighrs, dptt %, paten., 25d 20, rye
mixtures naA so, -up.ffne 75a2 ii; fine. 6i
[ ~ 10
| RYE FGouE-w, ak, wore active. e.snaa.l5.
EYE- dull, steady Western. 5sad=
BAILEY s'esdy, quiet - No :. Western,
6oasO, state, d1ns0, No. Toronto, sias5
| BAILEY MALr-duil; western 7oass; two
rowed state -oa75; siS .rowed state s0as5 cny
/ made Canada l0-Iait5.
| WHpAr-Heceipt. Sf.,sn bush. sales. - pu,,
esI.rns lo,75l. -pot, market moderately active
No. Z rcd -rm- and el.$At'r, 77in-.
atioat, 7,ia-. TO- 7sia9aii No. lard, ss,a-,
No spring 7iiia7'; No ! northern siis-,
Nu-4, northern VI poninAl no Hlw ..s.t
No red, 7iia75, No spring -oiaeot, ungfated
Gssas3
jopS- Receipts 5l,s", exports lg,e7i, sale,
No. 5iI4-, ~lesator: 5t.a--- AGost, NJ.
:, whue, taa delivered = fob, =; No. la i,
No; ;, IA; ''eane- aiioa', a; yellow, 55e.
-airs, ~ coo dull, white higher "r--------
No. :, .fir3d Dc White. 4u-+nai No, Chicage
ia Nc }, ala, 10 stn'', 39aaog, mixed
Western. q Ssi 10 white. - ~. E;n5e state
,gttg
Bsss- quiet, i,steady.
BKEF H.MS-inarfiye, steady,
iARD-', iiei. advancing 'ariy, closed sasy;
---- W..-t,-,s steam,
cjosed 2 0.4u, ------- CRY. ~ ,naa \,
-ae-, cts Refined. ,tuet, firmrr con,,nent, 10 f;a
-, A. $40 - and {.
Fork firm. act We. -------saifs, -: old
mes, sli-?5asl5,new mess. fl5,75asld.25, extra
prime nominal.
aucy - siat, Ia,ry. .ls-7s ID creannrr, aiA--,
We-'ern dhrg lsaE' Do Creamery 253.p! 10
ctory, i7a2. tisu. -.ssaI rolls. t'eaa
e Ia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

Gardiner sportsmen sho have been IN
fhe habit Of fishing 10 tie tributaries OF the
fohb0sseec9niee stream you'd 10 wen 70
read tn. follow ing law, which vas enacted
b. the last Legislature. 1t - entitled "an
at to protect trout landlocked salmon,
bite perch. picke.rl mlnnow, fresh water
herring and food tish IN the ponds lakes
tributaries outlets and inlgts of the same
~ ing wholly or in part ln the towns Of
Winthrop Monmouth aud lJtrhfrll.' #
reads ~ follow- H.. 1t enacted. etc, as
follows
SEtTlos l. No person shall take catch
Kill Ssh for DESTROY or have 20 posse ssinn
ANY lAGdlocked salmon or trout for a period
of sie years from tin. approval of this act
iu aGy OF the following Saters, VIZ In all
the brooks ami streams and trlbutarles :
thereto thA tloF into any of
the ponds " Lakes lying Aholly OF 10 part
IN the TOW n. nf Winthrop. Monmouth and
Lii, ,hAel4. and ali streams anl brooks that
flow directly or Indirectly into The Cob
10 irreuutee stream, 50 r4ilvt, ia the
couuf of kennchec.
Sfrt. 9 Nn person shall sell xpo-c
for sale OF haze iu possession. with intent
TO sell. or transport from place 10 place nny
white pvrch -n"lts miunow' sinners fresh
water herring, or any hNh 0ommnniy used
for bait taken from any of the waters
named 10 section one OF ih- net. Bot this
AT 'l'ali not prol1hH th" taking OF white
perch for consumption IN The FANNY ut the
person taxing th'm. or from taking -melf',
'hrnrrs. mionn"s aud other fish commonly
used f"r bait tor ohc4 o"u use tor h'Mng
~ any of the methods nov provided for hy
las.
Nnr. % No person shall b' allowed 10
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

II u TN I'M ~ tE( It SsINSVN III
I brdty OF American Lgterataro' oiers AN eN-
teE,inaal opportunity 10 asenis who have sold
AcYtlere9ISS. Histories, htgh-rass s,ssserlp
iou buoNs. puv akvnt yitared siit,sv in tirsI tive
A,tkr work, fau agents IA one town ritaTtd
seq ~ srgek. pnc iat.y ia t>hIry clraT.
"a S4d 80 N GaN, References repaired, bat
ga oaiita., ua delivering and nO collecting In
M ricaceG mru carefully taught and trained
hdti,.SS ut ou,c, thaflrs L. Webster i 60. Is!
Eiirh Ave. New ioI&. dEcidS1ttf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

An important meeting of the hoari of
trade was held THURSDAY evening. \ r,so-
luton was passed TO the EFF &et that a meet
my of the citizens of Hallowell he held to
discuss the cotton mill question in regard to
the proper adjustment of taxes. The meet
ing will be held ne xt Thursday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

s.e, sAd q. sur i Il dollar. oelieFe my osos
Woaid hai dies. If mad not trssd rif ukA kka
EDIEs. I sTiie tbis thai every mother WIN pa y
IKE N, NJ. can f+sI confident that here Is mesi
eln@ that 2di cure the worst eczema, anu ias'
msd.eiHe i the CurIsURA REsEpiE>.
Ms. BETTE BIRkNER, Lockhart. feNas
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08
Cuticura Remedies

Cure ever hauAr Of the skin and scalp ot infancy
md childhood, wheth.r terturing. di-ng arine
ching barnin g sealy. crustrt pmsly, or oioteh'
x..rh.J -imyE. -cTgfuIou. er hereditary, whet
,il.- best thy sieaa- and al other reined 5 iai
Par.ur- saw yuar etul Fsp years OF mental ana
pny sieal Suffering. Begin nov. Guns mAae Al
cA ldhood are perinanenf. -
lt-ffcTEA kEAspIEss are the greatest ski
cures, blood iarttsr- and hMIn1r feihe'iies q
modern lime =. arr absolutely pare, ana may %
8stst gu sht, yoaBgesl iufsht with the most graf
flying success.
sold everywhere. Price tCTi'rEA, SOC soar
sc .E~,i,yESr, -. Prepared by the Porfh.
DIT = AM, tHtNtsNL EUEPoRATloS, Bottom
41-Send for How 10 Cure Ssia Distas. I"
pages 50 Isiu.trarions, and 100 testimonials
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08
CHILDHOOD AND OLD AGE,

Fhe Tender Grandchild and a weil-,o-s,o oI4
&c ltieman of -, Acknowledge o5i.r1uos4s
The preparation that ca1 b, tabcn = III
safety anu heneHt bp the tcudi infant
aua thaf noarislles, Strengthens. 4t.a rnlpl
tba aged aud intlrm, is one i!,4t cantt1ilr ,e
called scientific. Such preparation was
b discovered 10y pr n1yid Ken c.iv and
ramod Favorire 6cmtdy. Iii prescribed
and recommended the world ever. hy The
mcdical profession, as the best medicine
produced for the cure Of all discascs
arising from an impure condition Of he
blood.
Ibis beautiful child whose picture ia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08
Apin

CHICAGO, Apiu q
FIoyR-steady-
wHEAT-neryoas, closing higher Nc
spring. 5is7s; No. , red. 77ta7s..
CogS-iirm No. 2, I1sa-.
OARS steady, No. ., s,3s
white, Jsa--. No. white. 2S3a.
RyE-no = 5la-.
BasLEY-no p Ca; No. ,, fob. IA 81, No 4
do 35s4o,
FLsSFEFp-no /. f.iia-
PogK-s-eaiy; sId75ias 81
LARD-tl0 fla.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

chiidrea never sbieei to taking Adamsons.
Cough Balsam- 1, is pleasant to the taste,
always relieves the soreness of the lungs at
once and makes restful sleep at night possi-
Bile when all other remedies fail.
mar21dkv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

tion tried Dir. keuGedy's Favorite Ralnesly
and began to gr. better at once, and now
feels as hale aud hearty rs he ever did.
1t Is particularly pleasing when sick
ness Is as common rs nov TO know that
there Is a remedy that cures disease, builds
up the weak ard debihtated, strengthens
the nerves. ard has Restored to health and
strength. men and women who have been
confined to their homes for months on
beds OF sickness
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

Sgw Toxs Crrr Ocs a, fe1I
Ia; 4. r sAxpu Dear SIR - can rerort % yoa -
ff6 bet has enf5rry e1red Of rhrunsafizrr IRON
which wnTsrsd for foresn y>ars almost confisuaIy
hitter Garner. aa ths long daily franrA n:csS
~ens psnsuy Rous through with. bat thsnks t1 yoos
wonderful iayertton. walk we'll Asl svszz
Tho has also brought berk my vfgof In oeh0
wxysss Jou I'D Il would, T0urs vesy truly.
JA4y3 HEAp. - reny -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

thing else did her amy gco'-.
~ could GET ps1 re-t DAY
or nigh, With h.r. In my
extremity ! tried the Ct
lTit rEA REMEDIES, but !
csnsess I had NO faith in
them, fer !; hyd never sera
| tise,n tried. To my gre.r
bsurprise, in Que weeks
|a4e after beginning to a-e
the CEIicgEA kEsEnIEs.
the cores xere well. bat ]
continued 10 ase the Re-
stLSESr tor a Little while,
and nox she i IS IA, n
bab. u s.u would. like to
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

hy. Nv little grand dang hier had eczema The
worst way; she WIS a r1.ss Ct running sores
fru nj her ears around Tia. entire neck 10 her
CHEEKS. Ny wife gave her Favorite Remedy in
small doses and what WIS the result To-Day
the s.res have all DISAPPEARED the skin &
smooth and Char and 81 . rs tat and rugged and
as brignt as silver dollar
Mr.. Solomon Davis of Eorih Ear.richt,
\. Y, finds himself nj ~ wears. sr,fTerin,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

shown here. ia the
eraHdchi!i Of Mr.. J
L. Palmateer of
Athens, y y. W ho had
been cured of gravel
in tn e kidneys and
insomonia. (sleepless-
nes} finishes his letter
by saying:
- But this is not all nr.
kenc-dy's Favorite Rem
Il :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

Three conspicuous per-Ons appeared IN
town THURSDAY. ansi obtaining some Of the
ar!ent became troubie.onie City Marshal
Drake, assisted by Audrev. and ksene
locked them up. They departed for Angus
Ia ntxt morning
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

Mr. Jane. D'Brien. Mr.. Cbas- strecker,
Mr. Harry Pease a1h Hr. q, II. Dayge
will arrive home this afternoon and remain
over Sunday. They will also take in Pima
fore in Augusta NondaY evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

Mr.. W. -. Whitney arrived home from
/ Bo.t0B THURSDAY evening. He returns
/ "Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

Niss Bessie Curtis arrived from Boston
THURSDAY evening for iew days with hes
parents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

YSGR SAs.E-t,holoc he;,ss.ns ,n,. a, ~
, N Islessegt zi.s Nss5e Ssfsefs iessns s.s
| sssu :. sae ofiae AZ : 3 L. nreoan, wsic. a
sNArt-.ttf -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

Mr.. Scott -. Stone and Nr. Linwooa
Barnard arrived home OF this morning $
Pullman for a few days
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

Mr. and Mrs. James Townsend, who
wsre called here by the serious illness o.
Mrs. Curtis, retained to their home IN East
Boston Thursday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

Mr r. + IIodglou. Who has been spend
ing a few months IN this city. returned T.
his homr in Milo, Frl,ay. We are glij o.
hear that his nephew, Mr.. Frank IIodglot
Is steadily improving.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

Edgar VI. Simpson of Damariscotta, Bow
dein ~. has been elected principal of
Boothbsy Harbor High School
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

Sharp lightning and heavy thunder was
the programme at intervals after 1890 this
morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

The following are .le elos ns 4oct,dons Of =,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08
FoaIs 1890


helana ma Moolt' uAfa.her; . i"ol oy NJ
f'tat' iaii uE -.ehrS saiaoflne'
cnaries 'heira' hath' oi harmoun, Jr
ny harmo"n dam oy fiio' Knox
IL Wesi'T iintehlhs' Auonfh' I Lo'
nee.' py Inc seer dam by Messengel
wilkes;
y harrington LOCKE MINIS, u Nich
| Vs, y Ml"r fatch,h uafh by oliNtr BOY
NJ "o'fhah' hockahd, sor sam
ra'ricS' oJ Joe iio"e' 3ah by Hen Mc
tie'ah,
.r a Ii 4 " ~ 9ha~' s.S ba'n' ni slipper!
oh'' ny ls'aaa mel H"h " ffcnci
hyon.
Il 40" ne anporh' "s hlify' oy ih'
9ee, uaih pY " "ns'epohe hhox.
'liaS Ayers o!t'ahd' baiSy ~ loS
'y NofSat huo&' uail oy iuekah"c,
/ rIoeIt' .ah'oH' ohnre "hkes
ny hSH 'taNS iaIii 'y ncis Sniihe.
1. S&"yet' AsnnrnunS' Mamie W
| ~ h-o,oh cam hs Sof"ay Aho1.
! Moses' pain 'h'ia' os of'iinus
'am y "a, ara. -,
| y iisfs, % 'farliher, Nay "lt,. b'
Dictator 'hief dam 'rsy Nose oy Fear
'iauent, m
| "heeier' esiston' hed Imp, By
hee ha~k' dam ey heawood-
l. Norcfo-s' Mahches'ef' oi Love Al
oism, oy Luihps' dam fefse.eranee.
y. s,o,se' " naqsor, Milton =.
| -. - D,A' ,ts1e"' pf ion' u
| ny 1ltenhe"' 's.i os preadoahem:
oa@' .1 i-''''is' 'A'" <An' raif'ieN'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08


Rockefellow: dam by Messenger WILKES.
Bay View Stock Farm, Belfast. ch {
I l. c, by Silver Spray; dam by son of Etiui
Allen.
NJ 7 pooler, Skov hogan, Nellie, by Al
/ So
FoaIs 1899.
4 7 X Cobb Mechanic Falls, b 2 Ralph +
/ by Cyril. dam by Redwood
Leland Moore, Gardner br m Psyche b,
Black Pilot dam by Jack Shepard
i j b 7 Wheelden, Bangor. ch Caywood
by Won Hemont; dam BY I.edo, Jr.
I VIM Il Chapman, Bethel. oh Conrad b,
/ Nelson; dam by Robert Bonner
( &c Chute, Naples b Gertie B, b,
Maine Prince: dam by Harding Horse.
f IF Ayers, Portland. br Dandy b.. by
/ Norway Knox dam by Tuckahoc
( Geo W leavitf, Pembroke Val by Easco
dam by Magic.
( Smith & Melcher, Anjover, bl m Belle
Wilkes. by Allectus
Warren kimball Kennebunk, b m Rose
Marie, by Rockefeller; dam by Presto
q C Moses, Bath, b IN Princess Eboli. by
Don Carlos; dam by Weagrwoo,l.
q G. Moses, Bah, Brunhiid, by VIKING
jam by Mambrino WilFes.
w u Haley. South Gardiner, b Haley,
by Nelson dam by Fearnanght.
e b Wellington, Aibipn, b Erliug hy
Viking; dam Eolanihc bv Victor.
II l. Horne, Gen. Lea'i,t. by wilton
dam BY Mambriao Chef.
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land i,y We.tlsnl
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Ioja r. bv Rntlnson IL.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

Meeting At Friends hlll saturday e,emoL
NJ 80. Sunday SERVICES at lu.50 \ VI
and , ami : 7 VI vi are cordially p-
1itrd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

MIR oceola Robbins formerly motor
man on the \ IL * e. L. r., has op-nc,,
= cont, ciionery store IN TIM store formerly
occupied b, MIR James.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08
BABY ONE SOLID SORE.
Tried Everything without Hslfsf. Ne
Nest NigAf - Day. Cared ~
Cvaieurn Remedies.

M babr when two months old had oFeak ~ :
out with what the dsetor called exems- Her b. nd.
arms, feet and hAnis were each ne ssslid -are-
r1ys
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

An unfailiug remedy for Group anil
whooping cough. Mrs. W. Z. Lew >, I0i
W. Polk ST., Chicago, Ill, tells this 81
ave used DIR. Balls Congh Syrup for near
, eight years and tind it is a very valuable
| Iemeiy. II cured our youngest child of
Group ami whooping cough and always
keep hottie of it on hand for fear tiia
little children might catch coid.n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08
GARDINER.

Capt. II. w. Hail AMI wife left yester-
day msornipg for Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08
HALLOWELL.

Mr. william ralpes is critically i'll at lis
home uu rleasap' street,
Mis-, Theresa Sandbnrn of Riverside vas
IN the city YESTERDAY the guest of Mrs Il.
f. Fuller.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

When she was Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Min, she cilIng to CaaoriA.
When she had Children, she gave them CasoriA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

Mrs =. W. Bsadsreet and dauznte
Lsara sre expected home this evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-04-08

The rite of Confirmation will be admin
i.,erel by Bishop Nealy at Christ church
on Sunday evening at : O'Clock. The fol
Iowlng service will be rendered