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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-11
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-04-11

"Ya-a-s. Easier to talk through, you know
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07

j. y, wsle moved into his new house
Friday
Mr. Caarlrs Il Hall and wife returned
THURSDAY night from the Worlds Fair.
AnIres webber and Charles W Randall
of South China were in the city Friday.
pr F It. Gerrish nf Portland, came here
Friday summoned by the defense as an
etper, ettness.
llr AMI Mrs Twitchell we're called to
Yarmouth thursday by the death of Mrs
Tsitehell. sister
Mrs T. VI Fogler returned from Boston
Friday She visited her daughters there
They ief, IN Der departure for visit to the
World. Far.
Alb,ri VI Scott Of Manchester, y. II
is'isltipg nd friends here where he for
merry resided vhlla over.eer in the Ell
var]s mill Mr. Scott was present at tn
ruaon of hl- 4 regiment. the 2 Main
Cavalry
Mr Albert Huntington, brother of tie
ife : ". huntington. has returned from
California lIe he's been absent from hi
naive .t-te for IT, years, ari this is hi
first ''.ir io tia, time to Lis old home n
East rIt;ston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07
Annual Mee,inq Of Women's Clubs

The first annual meeting of the Maine
Federation of Womens Clubs will be held
IN Skowhegan October 10Th. Ith and l2.h.
IL promises TO be a very enthusiastic and
profitable meeting. The Skowhegan club
women are making preparations for large
number Of visiting delegates and mem.
bers of clnbs, AMI will give then
most hospitabie welcome. A r.
option will be given on Tuesday evening
oct. TO- "Wednesday will be devoted TO
ports of officers, committees and clubs
the presentation of papers and discussions.
At z. NJ. Wednesday will occur public
symposium with the following outline of
topics Woman as Factor in the
Worlds Progress, The Mothers of Maine,
Woman in Art, Literature, Philanthropy,
poem
On Thursday, the conclusion of business
address, by guests and farewell ode. The
meeting will adjourn at noon. The
Current Events Club Of this city il an aux
diary of the STATE Federation anl it Is
hoped Il large numb-r of its members i'll
he pre.fn, at the Skos h gan gathering.
The rairotd will s,'l roun trip ticket
for one fare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07

On the premises, al the stable of the late ALBERT
White at the end of he Gardiner and Pittston
briage, wit out reserve the entire lot OF Car
rags, Harness, Sleigh., Hacks, &c, the 10,
comprising the following described property
AID a i0i Rot mentioned
bae Hack IN good order, with summer and
winter gear, Hack in fait order. with summer and
winter gear. iesrse in extra order, with
summer and winter gear. with pole and shafts.
all complete, sc, nearly new, II horses for h asy
aud light work good drivers and so, kers; Colts,
very promising; covered Carryali. latest pattern.
nearly new; tarryall, covered, fair open Car
ryali. with summer and winter gear; Top Bug
sies, end springs. nearly new Top bnggies'
second hand. very fair, Top Buggles, cheaper
ones; Beach w gon, Seats; Express Wagon,
with SUNNI and wlnter Eear; open Wagons,
cheap ones; 5 Slrighs. upholstered. good order;
good order, pair Iea ,e Harness, god order;
pair light double Harness. for carryali or wagon
sets Deayy double Harness. good and strong, -
light single harness. good order; ! single work
Hatuess, far; m, uin safe, combination ! ok
lot Of Blankets Zap Robes. Halter Hose and Reel
and lot OF other articles not mentioned
Five Robes. assorted. fair; Jersey Cav.
Holstein Calf, both extra; ! large size Hay Cart
and Rack, new this summer, extra One Horse
Farm Wagon, far, | medium size Hay Cart and
Rack in gIod order, Jlgger Cart. fair ! Two
fIOrse Dump Cart, one Horse Dump Cart; two
horse Buekeve Moving Machine, new this Summer
one hors e Moving Machine fair order, floaghs,
= Has, oNs, Cultlvators, Sh9yris, CAaus, Forks
WhtfIetr-,s double and single, lot of Carpenters
fools. &c., Painters stock and tools. extra
double pol s. lot OF Dressing, Wood, Brick. saw
dust, Pung, Horse Sledr, single and double.
Also lease OF stable aad the Doehcndof farm. SO
called.
This oier is an excellent opportunity TO par
ties wishing property of this description. They
can s.e Il any day before the sale at sab e.
Sale Pos}tye. No Pos'ponement. TENS LIB
eral Don't forget the day and date, TUESDAY,,
next, Oct. 10 al . O'Clock. Particulars OF y. Il.
GLEASON Esq, Administrator, or
LAMBARD. Aurt. 4 HEAL Est. Agent,
l5J ~ ater ST., Gardiner.
d5t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07
Oar Banks,

The JorRStu has frequently taken "cca-
sion to call attention to the strong condi-
ton Of the banks in thi. city, but never
with g-eater prii lie than NJ the present writ
ing We call the special attention of our
readers 10 the most excellent reports OF orr
national banks published IN this issue.
After having passed through the
most trying financial period IN the
history of this country, in which hundreds
of heretofore strong concerns have been
forced TO the wall, the banks of Augusta
without the loss of a dollar and without
having crowded q single customer, stand
today as strong as Mt any time within their
history. their assets well in hand. their
reserve nearly double the legal require
ments. ready for any emergency, because
double guarded in all the requisites of con
.ervative, reliable banking.
The unusually strong showing of these
hanks taken in connection with the report :
Of our savings banks at the recent examin-
atoms, when, on a terribly depressed mar
k,t. they show the magnificent surplus Of
nearly million dollars. place the banks of
Augusta cons -uously in the foreground
among the unshakable institutions of New
England
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07
AMUsE MeNTS.

VERNoxa JARRFAr IN STARLIGHT
Ar the Opera House for one night only
on Tuesday, Oct 10. Vernona Jarbeau. the
vivscious French comedienne, will MAX
her appearance in Starlight" music
farce comedy. full of fun, good singing ar
dancing
of the play and people in the cast. ar OK
change states: The comedlenne bring
an sxcelent company, and Starlight mu-'
ha - ritten n marked success If the p'. ,
.ere new, which i, ia not there womb h
it'll. need OF describing it. for there i. : {
plot 20 speak Of but this much may be ~ &
If Starlight as fsreichl come'v- that .
has had An sciive and merry life for severn
wears. which is the most practical sort o.
prsi'e.'
The sale Of seats will open Saturday a
the Opera house cafe and at G. w
Browns, Gardner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07
AUGUSTA cHuacxes.
ssaSay ssuiess-Al Ass csstially lsviisd I,
Attsal.

GosrEL TEMPERANCE MEgrrss 1t thu
fooms OF the w. C. T. e. on Sunday q
2.45 p. NJ
GosrEL aEgrfsGs At 81 Capitol ssrees OF
SUNDAY nj 10 30 A. VI. and 7 r. ". Also
on Wednesday evening NJ 100.
GosrgL Soss SERVICE with address q,
T. NJ G. A. rooms Sunday 1t P. NJ
Holds one hour. Good music. Ladies' IN.
yited-
UNITARIAN CMKcH; Services at 10 %
AN, conducted by the minister, Rev
Il. T.. Se~ber; Sunday school q, II
o'clock All seats are free.
USfvgRsaEtsr CmuscH. 1.-The Civic
Church i- the theme Of Rev. J. F. L.
lands sermon Sunday morning at 1915
sunday school at Has; Y. P. C. {. a,
6 p. NJ.
sAIsT BAgssnAs' CHAPEL: Bangor
street, 18Th Sunday after Trinity. Sunday
| school will meet at 8 2. 81. Evening
prayer with sermon commencing Al
o'clock.
Fixsr BAPrrsr CmCgem: Morning wor-
ship with sermon by Rev ID. T. wynan Of
Lewiston, 10 exchange xirh the pastor, a,
10 30; Sunday school at IL NJ; Y. r. 6.
e. y. meeting at p. N. General gospel
service At 7. NJ.
CosGREGATIosAL CHUKca: Morning
worship and sermon at 10 30 by Rev. S. S.
Cumming. Of Boston; IS A. NJ, Suadsy
school :; p. ~, Y. Z. s. G. f.. meeting /;
r. NJ evening service and address by
the pastor. Seats free
METHODIST EPISCOPAL cHrKcH. Chm
'isn worship with sermon by the pastor, Rev
&. ). Cummings, a, 1890 A. NJ, on
Wasted Energies in Church Work San
day school at noon; League meeting at 6
o'clock, and general social service At I
o'clock r. ".
fREg BArrisf CarRcn There win b.
preaching at 1880 A. n. by Rev. Geo. II.
iiamiin, recently appointed missionary by
the Free Baptist foreign mission board
Sunday school at IL; meeting OF the A
G. Z, at p. VI general gospel service al,
7. All seats are free.
SAINT MAaas CHuRcH: 10Th SUNDAY
after Trinity. There will be a celebration
Of Holy Communion at ! A. NJ; Sunday
school will meet a, 9.30 morning PRAYER,
" tn sermon and choral cele bsarion Of HOY
Communion at 10 30 O'Clock choral even
song, With sermon at : O'Clock. This being
the last sunday of tue Rsv. " Gxynne's
rectorshIp of ihi. parish special sermons
viii be preached at boil, inorniog and even
ing services.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07

E,... as Bal torho - a neS csH.iu,
W " Hd-t.r Jr. having resigned III
Order to nf,nt tn" Wolff. Far.
MAne Sfa'r is nork,og hard TO maSe
this, it. ,hirl season of prtct.cs and first Of
work, season Of triumph. Its team is
thought TO be- strong one Rockian'
claims 20 have one Of the best high school
teams y the State Foot BAH has never
before been a. gen raj in Maine as this fall.
il9lnr. Coay, - half back on last years
school eleven, tss prominent candidate for
the same place On the Colby eleven. Whit
ten. Cory, u, captain of last years team
will probably play IN the Cornell freshman
eleven Webster, COny, % captain of the
~ eleven, u leading candidate for half
back on the sophomore eleven ut Harvard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07

The Cory High School eleven has put In
.us b.,d york this week in preparation
a, the practice game with the Gardiner
:, saurtsy afternoon At the Augasts pari
,,asas,, which game will open the locs
.sason.
The team has been strengthened by
p.,sn -. and May, 81, having begun ID
,..e,.cs regularly. Brann is cooi-headed
.aa courageous and possesses great strength
p,vil probably play a, left susri. uhic h
~, been a weak place on the team.
white house, 81, who has been playing
,ss,s la. bad 10 experience. although pos
,,..inz the qualifications, which with p'se'
sos r,a make him good player. He will
10 ksut 10 training for the line however, a.
h.. too rood a man TO lay on.
asy sill probably play tackle and per-
han. behind the line. Although fourth
ct,..nsn he has had considerable expert
.,es IN the gridiron field and is by far the
mast promising csadidate Of his class.
v.ber. -, ,he bsse bali player and
ticvele craek, i. practising to supply the
,l.cs a. full back left vacant by Whiiten'
~ esutain Of the last eleven. He i. sho~ .
;.gpo veil IN the preliminary work AMI
.ili Aoubtie.s keep the place. His strong
,oiot IA that he is powerful and. above all
,l.s A low saakIer. usually bringing down
b. man.
Chase. u, AMI Weber, '95. will
,,obably he the regular halves. They were
The REGULAR ends anil substitute halves on
The ~ team. Chase is strong. powerful
,,,oner and has a good head, hile Webbef's
clam 90 the position hes in his quiekness
aBd agility.
Capt. Pet,ingill is now playing in his old
position al right tackle, but should he de-
veisv Whltehousr sufficiently. be may go TO
Quarter. changing Bascombe to full back
and Maher TO the end of the line. where be
ssall be invaluable
Manager Woodbridge is arranging for
game. With the Portland. Bangor and
Bran.eick High Schools, kent's Hill and
W,.brook seminaries. Bate College and
Co!by { diversity eleyeus. Most Of tie
zane. viii De played nett month, the Conys
preferr,nz to devote the greater part Of
OotJbsr to developing team play, in which,
owing TO the number Of last years players
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07


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where u this fssse viii give All a. ~ q
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pabiisied N oar daily % 1oo1Ays eAly.l
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07

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Yet u properly applied. one cent day Win WGs9
wonders. For Instance, u viii secure 10 svNy
reader OF the Daily Ksnnepec Journal - ysafa
4 library Of twenty-five volumes Of sta1lae4
works well printed and hnnds0fnsiy boss1 =
ornamen tsl cloth. u u . sum 20 snsil that tAaDo
Ia no one but can afford II and vhsA ths eDDogs
unity IL presented ~ II 10 now BY tAe JOUt1A&
TO obtain good books for this merely nOniDa pg3oo
there should be no heaitapcy n a6oDos
Ing II. The JoussAL Book Coupon y peG1e
I'd In this Issue. Fourteen Of thsss se10ouC
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at this once with hfeeD csots In 80
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works purchased TO Be distributed aDoag Jon
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07

harrs Nilliers, the King OF TrAmps, wss
In the city Friday after several months
absence. He had along with him another
Tramp, turtle, which, according to Harry's
Interpretation Of marks and signs. has
uamped the earth for four centuries. car
perform, drink run and do everything but
1ik- Harry Gays he founi the turtle a
Moesehead three months ago anil hai
carried him slong ever since. Harry wanted
70 sell the turtle for money to get him
od q Likely the King Of Trsmrs Il
locking out for good comfortable jail II
Which to spend the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07
9iie0.


B.ilevviIle-sept -, Helen Foley. aged II
m ntns and days 49,. =,
E,st, ort sept. 70. James IuEoiasby. aged >;
~ I.hgI,in and Mary Walton. aged II mon h. aad
10 DAYS u..o,.
nv.d - wears and 10 mouths
As.sa,ai.sen. - Charles T.. Anderson. sged .
vssrs. month: sept. ri, Catherine " Wallace,
ss,a 81 vssr. and S months. Sept. q. Florence =.
Gardner, aged s. years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07

one Of the leading Kennebec farmers,
Mr. J ". Barton of Windsor was 10 the
Journal Office Friday and expressed it as
hi' opinion that Maine isn't bad place at
oil for the farmers TO raise good crops and
an abundance Of them. He brought few
samples of green peas. the Strstsgem va
riety, large, well filed pols, just as
green and tender as the earliest
pea raiser gathers on the Fourth Of July.
Mr.. Barton has been having these green
Peas whenever he chose TO pick them since
July Blu, his second crop Of strirg beans.
specimens Of which he showed the JOURNAL,
spoke the iouds., in praise of agricultural
Possibilities in our climate. These we're OF
the Black Wax variety. Mr.. Barton re-
eeived the seed from the agricultural de-
ps'tmens at Washington last season and
likes them very much. The first crop was
gathered from the vines in August. The
vines hlossomed again and now Mr.. Barton
Is eating the second crop of string beam
grown in his garden this season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07
A Defence Of the Hat,

Eii1rrS ~ re KsRnebec Journal
wall has gone forth from a bachelor
foriern that the young ladies wear hat
which obstruct the view at the opera.
Oh, my Why don't he take pillow oil
an air cushion and blow that up, in place OF
allowing himself to vent his speen on the
sforssid hats. OF course we know he did
not intead to hurt the feelings of the youns
ltdy. Oh. no But ~ she is q stranger II
this prim and precise Yankee land. and no
accustomed to some of the ways she could
see no harm in the hat and of course hi
could see no stage on account of the hat.
II be will send his personal address 't
the Young lady she will be pleased to re
fund the amount of his admission to tbs
opFrs house and he can try it again and vi
hope be will have better luck.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07

Miss Eslina Clark Knight was found deac
in her room. No. 10 Quincy street, las
evening. Miss Knight when found wa
bent nearly double under the bed clothes
With . towel pressed to her mouth and nose
She had taken morphine AMI then hssteneS
her death with chloroform. She has beer
Ia the Insane Hospital at Augusta. Mis-
knight WAS daughter Of the late Capt
Ben amin Knight of this city, and ~a
about 81 years old. Her mother, who wa
Ellen Berry of Denmark, this Stste, is sti'
living at an advanced age. Miss kniEh
leave. brother in this city and 3 sister " hi
live. in Penusylvsnia.--Portla Adver
tiser. October ), 1898.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07

.0R sAI.E-.Ton carrlagr ueariy new: Vii
be -oid at bargain II app led Tor a, once.
CF ing. q, Gresu-t 'epti2d.f
TYUu HALE-A nice, small. sired pony ard
4 pony cart and harness }. W. bradbury,
TyEU -! --1Y5 NV hard ,.1 .o3f Vo1J NJ Cd
X ..a,,.a ~ s,.a n, sm.,l ,,,n,iri,, a.,
dsrs left with q. u. Haskeii. y. L.Nebbe,, WOOD
Harvey. D. X. Weiinsn. loi Grove st., Al
gu.ta. ..nisdinl9.
ESts ATEThs hss, loca.i,n IN M
1900 p;~s, 70, ha.lnss. Paid ! net nroas ~
NJ. s.s|, ~ ~ - yss, E,.oLs o,, la instee
,inn ~ aa,.sc. meaning basnsss m store il situ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07

OST-Sometime III the past, valuable eppst-
IL tsniiies f,r permanent prosperity. We of.
fer grand opportunities today 10 he agents At
home. No Experience aecesssry. Pierce General
Agencies. Wsierville, Maine. oc;&dif
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-10-07

Ina p Ok SALE-Ihe Two farms op usu
E by the late Joseph W. Patterson, are offered
for sale. One the vel known Patterson Farm, 90
called, on the North Belfast road IN Augusis
about mile from the kennebec Bridge. The
Other, known as the kebler Farm gu the ToTns
Hnlloweli road in Chelsea, about Two miles from
Augusta. I ese farms are very desirable; they
are offered for sale for the purpose OF seitlng the
estate of the late Joseph ". Patterson, and must
be -old. Apply or address, Lesdsli Titcomb, An
gu.,a Maine .pflidff
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-26
MERRIAM PARK.

A party of young people, chaperoned by
Mrs. Douglas and Miss Stain, drove ont to
Lake Johanna Saturday. Among those
present were: Misses Hortepse and Aman-
da JGhm, Caddie Frisk, Eulah Douglas.
Annecaire Norihrope, Lulu Tiffany, Maud
Rowley. Kate Muldoon; Messrs Irvine and
Morris Dugan, VIII Cavanagh, John Nc
Namara, Bert Hathaway and Henry Young
Mrs. ParGdls entertained last week Mrs. E.
O,Connor, of Sacred Heart; Miss Annie
O'Connor, OF Renville, and Mrs. Augusta
Collins, of Window.
The Ladies' Society of the Presbyterian
lors Tuesday evening
lecture on Semitic Nations" Mond ay even
ing i'll the Presbyterian church.
Capt. and Mrs. j A. Williamson. of New
port Ky, sarc the guests of Mrs. j. j. Cor
c0ran, Their niece.
Rev. ". II. Kirkwood, D. D of Emporia,
Kan. will occupy the Presbyterian pulpit
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Lenore, accompanied by Miss Hor-
tense Zalln. vii! spend the summer in Hud-
son. Wis.
j. S. Paradis and family of I'emcngford,
Eeb., are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. A.
Paradis.
Mis-. Irwin accompanied by Miss Irwin.
left "Wednesday for Montreal on the 500
Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Strayer of Denver,
Col, arc visiting their daughter, Mrs Sage
j. j. Corcoran left yesterday for Versailles,
Ky. where he will spend the summer
The Merriam Park band gave an open con
cert il Terrace park last evening
Miss Caddic Frisk is spending few weeks
III New Richmond Wis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-06-26

Mrs A. Adams and Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Buck
attended the Metropolitan last evening.
A family party consisting of Mrs. Frank
Alderman, Mrs. E. A. Long and Mrs. D. W
Harper, with their children, spent Thursday
at Minnehaha falls.
Mrs. Thomas Montgomery, of Capitol ave-
nue.. accompanied by her sister, Mrs. f. w.
Nash, is the guest of her mother, Mrs. Pu-
nell, of Maryland.
Miss Carrie Case, who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Rich. returned to her
home in Eau Claire the latter part of the
week.
Miss Hattie Warner of Burr street, ST.
Paul, is visiting her friend Miss Winifred
Warner, prior to her deoarture for Pueblo.
Col
Mrs. Cameron. who has been visiting Mrs.
Bachelor, of Smelling avenue, returned
home to La Crosse this week.
Miss Mae Kenworthy, of Capitol avenue.
left the first of the week for Lake Park, where
she will spend the summer
The Misses Harriet Foss, Stella Scofeld aud
Eta McCuIlum left for Chicago the latter
part of the week.
Mrs. McLeren returned from Chicago last
week and now is attending the Red Rock
camp meeting.
Prof and Mrs Bachelor leave this week
for MiddleburY, VT, where they Will spend
tue summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Blackwell, of Mime
haha street. left Thursday morning for Ia
coma.
Mrs. R. K. Evans and family, of Mime
haha avenue. leave for Chicago Monday.
Mrs. D. Cole of Chicago, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Cole. of Fry street.
Rev. and Mrs. 2 A. Corogill, of Smelling
avenue leave for Mortified the 9th.
Mrs L. DeRosia, of Taylor avenue, is
spending number of weeks in Duluth.
Mrs. F. p Ryder has as guest Mrs. g. L.
Pravitz, of Moorehead, MINI.
Rev. 5. D. Robinson has removed to st.
Anthony Park for the summer
Miss Nina Weston is entertaining her
mother from New York.
Mrs Smith, of Fry street, is entertaining
her sister from Montana.
l. F. Johnson and family are spending
few days ut Red Rock.
Miss Lena Chase left for her home in Sank
Center Tuesday.