davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

MILITARY DEPARTMENT,
c.xK RFx.nS AsssesIArfoS


caxP BsSsos As.osIArIoS,
NEWPORT, MAIsK. August I'd, 1888. J
The following prizes are offered 90 De
competed for with the rife On the grounds
Of the Association, Aug ed. 1888
First. Gold Grand Army badge to be
presented by Department Commander
Wainwright Gushing to the member Of the
6. A. X of thi. State making the best score
NJ 600 Yards. Ten rounds. Rife and AMI
munirion any, two sighting shots Position
any.
Second. Gold badge value sl2) pre-
sented By Gov. Henry B. Cieaves to the
member of the Nationsl Guard Of the State
of Maine, making the best aggregate score
a, 200, $50 and 1000 yards. Ten rounds
and two sighting shots at each range. Rifle,
Springfield B. l.. Is cal, minimum trigger
pull. ,tx pounds. Ammunition any No
cleaning allowed after first sighting shot IS
tsken Position al 200 wards, standing, at
$40 and 1867 yards, any
Third and fourth. For each Colts re-
volyer of the pattern lately adopted for the
officers in the United States army offered
BY the Camp Benson Association. Open 70
all corners. An entrance fee in these
matches sufficient to cover cost of the re-
SDlser v Ill De tiAtgeN- mango p'p dtu'.
10 rounds, two sighting shots. Rife and
ammunition. any Portion, any body rest.
Targets for the long ant md ranges will
probably be placed on the water. The
ranges will be opened at : A. NJ aud en-
tries made at each range IN TIE order that
the contestants arrive. 49,
Contestants desiring to open their scores
without taking one OF both OF their sighting
shots should announce the same to tie
scorer. otherwise the first two shots will be
recorded sighting shots. ..
Rifles mounted with the telescope will be
handicapped two points at the 600 yar'i
range and three points At the 1900 yarI
range Blunt. manual to govern in all
cases of tie.
These matches y i'll be conducted by Maj.
L, 5. Chilcort. Second Regiment, Bangor
Capt Isaiah H. Baker Co. b, First Reg
ment, Portland; Lieut.. William A. Paul,
Company B, Second Regiment, Lewiston,
and Lieut.. James A. Fairbanks, Co. F,
First Reg ment, Augusta.
Half rates will be charged on the Maine
Central Railroad. and meals can be hal at
! reasonable rates on backgrounds.
1t is hoped that the attendance Will be
large and this event An enjoyable one.
OtJS b. BRIDGE,
J Col. Commanding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

WAsuESGfuN Aug 3-ltepresentatfve
McCl,2try of Kentucky is one of the
friends of silver favorable to the uncon-
diiioIal repeal of the Sherman act and
believes congress will so act. Il am il
favor OF gold and silver, and paper money
convertible into either at the pleasure Of
the holder without loss" said Mr..
Nccreary. The Republican party first
commenced it, war on silver in 1873 when
II d ruonetil'd it.
There will have 10 be careful and con
servatiye legislation to restore silver, and
il will take time after repeating the '5her-
man law to determine exactly what is TO
I've done. For uIyse,f avn for the uncon-
ditional req ~ Df the silver law first j
prefer not Iot'eterr 4 what want after
REPEAL unfi. read - message of Mr..
Cleveland and hear from Mr.. Carlisle.
The reason IL, uot give my views is be-
cause | want tu stand with MIR. Cleveland.
and want 10 see the whole party stand
there
II regard the tariff question as also OF
paramount Importance continued Mr..
hcCreary "it should he among the first
questions Of this congress. We made IT
the most prominent question at the
national convention that nominated Mr..
Cleveland and we promised TO lcgi~late the
burdens Of taxation from IN" neople "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
WAYS AND MEANS.
How This Important Committee is Figured
Out by Politicians

WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-The names Of
the members of the ways and means com
mittee In the Fffty-second congress who
will probably represent the membership
of the new committee are:
Democrats - William NJ Springer OF
Illinois, chairman. Benton McMillen o.
Tennessee, Henry c. Turner of George
William l.. Wilson of West Virgin,
Alexander b. Montgomery Of Kentucky
Justin II. Whitney OF Michigan, W.
Bourke Cochran Of New York. Moses b
Stevens Of Massachusetts, aud William ]
Bryant of Nebraska.
epublicans-Thomas b. Reed of Maine
Julius G. Burrows Of Michigan, Serene B.
Payne of New York. John Dalzel of
Pennsylvania and Albert !. Hopkins OF
Illinois This is regarded as represen
tative committee Of both parties on t.
different partisan and theoretical lines
protective and reform ideas. II is al
composed of exceptionally strong men
parliamentary and legislative experience
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

N lseds Rim b nshs n Atissps - ass
/ VINES Life.

GlpycESrEg, Mass. Aug. 4-Ben5smss
G. Horsfcra shot his wife in this city lsst
night. and the woman will probably die
The shooting occurred On the sidewalk on
Green street. Horsford gave himself up
to the police.
The cause Of the shooting seems to have
been jealousy. The couple are not well
known here, having reoeasly come to the
city. Until short time ago they lived IN
wes,field. where Horsford has been work
1g as paper hanger.
Mrs. Horsford is rather progressing
and Horsforl has been violently jealous OF
her The couple separated few weeks
ago. Mrs. Horsford came TO this CITY,
where she found employment As . do
nestle in the family of City Engineer
webber
Horsfori says he has been looking for
his wife ever since and only recently To-
Gated her. He came here yesterday and
called upon bis wife last evening. He says
that he tried TO p rsusde her TO return TO
live with him, and they seemed 10 be max
ing progress toward reconciliation Min
this encouragement
Tney Went For . Walk.
While passing along Green street their
peace overtures seem TO have been inter
rupted. and they had another dispute
Horsfor,i SAYS his rival in the affections
Of his wife was following them, and that
his wife exchanged signals with him. lie
was then .nfurlated.
Horsfori's accounts Of this rival are not
very clear. At one time he said the man
followed his wife from Westtield, and al
another said he did not know the man.
He stated that he asked his wife TO come
and live with him, adding that If she dld
not She should live with no one else In
the meantime he put his arm about her
and drew her toward him. She persisted
that she should not live with him, and he
pushed her away and
Fired Into Her Face.
She ran toward him n couple OF steps.
whereupon he fired second time. Then
she fell. After that he fired three more
bullets into her body as she lay upon the
sidewalk Then he ran away.
A crowd. attracted by the shots, was
soon at the scene. Before they had taken
Mrs. Horsford away her would-be muir
derer returned to the spot and surrendered
to the police He said he wanted TO see il
she were dead il she were he proposed to
kill himself
Physicians have been trying to find out
how badly she is hurt. They see no chance
for her recovery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
Savings Bank 0spositors

There i. no class of people who
cl"ar,r title to repose of mind as to
cum ot their possessions in this ii
uuce rtaiutits than those who have
I,p"tted in Massachusetts savings
I'hi -. institutions are under the
tliiaI supervision. The character q
Investments is rigidly prescribed b,
l'h,F may loan money on first MOI
1T real estate. hut not more than
cent Of the assessed valuation, nor
aggregate more than 20 per cent.
amount of their deposits. They ma
NJ an Investment or aa collatera
.har,s of any New England
hut the aggregate of such
ing. must not be more than 81 per c
the trposits. nor can more than thu
cent of the deposits be invested
.hsre- Of any one bank. They can
~ cettun state and city bonds, but ,
.ueh ~ are specified hy law, and
.necii ,tious are such "a to insure SC
They ran invest in the first mortgage
If Massachusetts, railroads, but {
those paying regular dividends. Tn
Ian ,,,,n.y an rers,,,l no,es NJ ci,i,
the stat. hut only on notes secu
enliatrra such rs would be permissil
investment. They may make depo
natian Il banks. lint not more than n
con, If their avn d,po.its !, snv one
W. commend careful considera,
those ami other restri. lions upon III,
,ue,,,.ut of saving. hanks tn deposito
may b, in danger of becoming N
They viii perceive that they are of
rb.rarter q. IN insure NOT only giIt
Investments fnr the money denns,ts
surb . 1is,r;bution of Investments III
unforeseen disaster to those of a,
lass can ,e.pl. in only limited lo.s
4, M, h,iieye that there ia a single 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

CHICAGO. August Z.
VI orK dgh, feeling in buyers favor.
SFEAF-r lsWer, - No. syriBs. 5ta-
No. Fsd, Saa-.
Coss krrasr. No. Q, 3-i.
OARS steady. No. 2, Z9ls-; -
white, g2is--. No. white, zsia.
kTE-no ., f4a-
BAgLET-No :, nominal
Fl-AEFEFfs-Hp "a.
PogE- fSFer. ste s5asf2 20.
tstetA hIgiis-s - 3ia&5.5e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
Sian Oh Better Tines

PIrrsBURG. Aug. st is announced
that the Braddock wire works at Brad
dock will resume on Monday. giving EN-
ployment to 800 men. A compromise wage
scale has been accepted by the workmen
ut slight reduction from former prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

BENNINGTON. Ala. Aug. 3-Tbe First
National hank has closed A notice says
all depositors will be pad in full inability
to realize was the cause. All excitement
vas promptly alIayed and slight run on
the other bank was soon over.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

BUFFALO, Aug. g. james c. Gpesn
foreman for the Barber Asphalt company.
is locked up, charged by his firm with en-
bezzling "A large amount of money. He
added the names of dummy laborers to
the rolls, and an accomplish presented
their time slips and drew money for the
imaginary workmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

NEW YoEk, Aug 3-To reduce expenses
and at the same time obviate the necessity
Of tiseharging any Of its Jersey City en-
ployes, the Pennsylvania railroad has
issued an order laying off all shop. hands
and road workmen. outside of those en-
ployed in u running Of trains, one day fE
,voaE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
Strike Declared on.

PirrsBURG, Aug. 3.-The strike at
Spang Chalfant 81 Co.'S steel works at
Etna is off after another unsuccessful at
empt bv President Garland Of the Anal
gamated association to secure recognition
Of the organizations and the firms sigma
ture to the wage schedule.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

Mr.. W. T. Reynolds of Winslow was N
the city Thursday. Mr.. Reynolds recently
sold the Rich farm in China and Albion, to
Mr. C. :. Cowan of Sidney. The prize
pail was SlGj0. 1t is said to be one of the
best farms in that section. Mr.. Reynolds
also recently shipped three horses to Els
worth parties. He now has at work for
him IL men peeling bark which he will
ship to the Boston market.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
THE BEST

E0 l. the hest Blood Medicine, because
RKXSZ " assists nature TO throw of the i'm
purfries Of the blood. and at the saIas
time tnfes up the entire organism. This IA tgz;
contrary the effect of the various potash, mer
curry. sArsaparfila mixtures, which bottle up the
Impurities in the system. thus producing much
sickueas and sufrerfr,a,. Therrf1re far a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

S. X. McCurtiy of North VassalbOro was
in the city Thursday. He says there is
little apprehension among the old employees
Of the WOODEN mill there of a long shut
down. and most of them will be but little
inconvenience by cessation of work fol
tx weeks. The Russian Jews that have
recently come there to work are, however
as rule, in poor condition to undergo en-
forced ileness for long time and some OF
tn, m have commenced 10 move out OF
town ...
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

BUEyos AYREs, Aug, a-The govern
ment OF Santa Re has SURRENDERED - ths
RAdieAlA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

Mr.. Adlai D. Porter, the well-known
New York publisher, and family have been
spending several weeks with Andrew But
terfeli at East Vassalboro. MIR. Porter
will meet a Bath builder at Augusta today
to make arrangements to place han sou {
small steamer on China pond, rs he intend.
to sp' nd his summers ut Fassalboro in Il e
future .+,-' 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

\ FSfS8 rscrrtf's
g train To and from the depot.
8 Arrangements have been made
J .pccid train from Waterville at 10
= n return in season to connect wit
. Pullman for Augusta and Gardiner.
Augusta members should take ths
j ing run arriving in Waterville Al
a A. 81 Winthrop members the 7.4d
rAia for No. Belgrade, and arrang
have been made for them to return
evening freight train.
It l., urged upon the Waterville an
i,ni members to go by special train
, assv i'ti0n have To guarantee s25
1t leaves Waterville 1910 A. NJ. d
frr round trip from Augusta, Ga
Winthrop, Waterville and OakiI
North Belgrade and return.
/ Expense of the dinner will be
t. cents,
It i. expected that one or NOR,
. fish commissioners Of Maine will |
ent.
The hatching house of the associ
located near where the dinner will
= I'd and the success of the associat
!, present year in Matching and feedin
locked salmon and trout may be
all
All members Of the association
pected TO invite any who would lik,
, come members to accompany them
, EXCURSION, as it is very DESTROYS to il
oar membership as much as posi-
this isa good time and good way t
II il hoped that all who are an,
have our ponds in kennebec county
I'd With trout and land-locked salm
max special effort to attend this N
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
GOLD RESERVE INTACT.
Enormous Sums From Abroad Nave Been
pnurrh Intn Ahe Irnasuru

WASHINGTON. Aug 3.-For the first
time s.nce April ~, 1888 when the gold
reserve fell below the slo0.00o.aU mark.
the reserve had been made intact. The
gold in the TREASURY today. exclusive Of
That held as basis for gold certificates.
amounts to silA7gl ,3T0 or 1921 SO free
gold This gold has come into the United
States from Europe Mexico and tine Went
Indies, much Of it being the gold sent ont
from the United States during The ls'e
spring and early summer months Inforffa-
ton received here in treasury circles in
dictates that $40. eco, 600 in gold is now on
its way from Europe to the United States
and most of this, 1t il expected, will find
its way as usual into the treasury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

\ handsome night blooming cereus
opened two blossoms on one leaf, Thurs
day evening, at Mr.. J. S. Whitney's, 81
Gage street, and was admired by nearly q
friends who called during the evening
There are Il more buds to blossom. Mrs
George Brooks of Boston, who is visiting
at Mr.. j. d. Brooks, favored the visitor.
with several delis songs. 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

Nr. Charles Ailen Of Skoshexa u max
ing short visis in Oakland Il the home OF
his cousin, Mr.. Waiter Allen
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

English remedy placed for the tir''
time before the people of the western
world. Thousands testify 20 its mage
powers. a pure, palatable remed,
for internal and external use Manu-
actured and guaranteed by The
c. \. Price Company, Richmond, Ma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

NoRra MONMOUTH.
Monmouth has harvested good
crop, better than last year and got ii
condition. Other crops, excepting ar
are looking we'll. Not one-qusrter A.
apples will be raised in Monmouth a
year. Potatoes are looking finely but r
much needed to ensure a good CROP
bessscook woolen mill a, North MouI
has shut down, turning a number Of ,
men out of employment. 1t is no, X
when it will start up.-Leonidss PETIT
IL rushing business in his box mill.
makes boxes for Winthrop blanket
Lewiston mills. Annabessaeock mill
Winthrop Condensed Milk factory
bowels and apple hxrrels.-Summer vi
are quite plenty in our village Mr..
Mrs. Samuel Robinson have three lady
tors from New York.--Mrs. Nellie
and two children Of Waltham. Mass
vitinng her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
e. Towle.-Mr. and Mrs. Willis Meke,
si.iting frienas -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

SHELBYvILLE, Ind. Aug 3.-From some
of l. I. Michener's friends here it is
learned that he has taken charge of Harri-
sons campaign for the nomination for
president in 1895 and will work systema-
ticslly from Washington. Lodges or Sc
fret clubs are now being formed all over
The state with Harrison in view.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
Daily ksuufots -. al
ralpY. AUS. : 1875.
ca.l.oaa coslss EVENTS.


Religious.
A.xz,. s-rxmunressfnz. Emgsrs Grove. Poiaaf.
xas. s-g;Hsrersallsr Grove Meeting. Laas Aaasa-
ranssee9k-
Agx a g Richmond Campnse:ins.
Aas. Ii sept. l.. ~prStaai q tz2apfasetias. a.
sept - sly NJ e A. state eSHvsnfiS@. Az
ssfg aaAar. s-Aavrat czmpmee'ias, West Bald
Aax' ie-kayszs campneeting. wAsh3ngtSn:
Az e-t- nlzsrsass.t t,go4e Mes'iag. >esa<o Lake
AnS. xi--Anrzai Gampniee ing, Sof'ntssN.
Ass % 8--Aethesist Csmrsnestin<s ssra Al
Soa-
Asx. zz-zs-zt-ststs " {. = L. school Of Meth
agz, "a do coxzin Da.tsict f-odss Of Good
Aax' e. ,sStsrtasa Di-trles s,ood Te1aplars.
asg 81, aseecs District God TsHpiaFs. BSas-
Aas gs-wa Do District food remplsrs. North
Isiesssoro
Educational.
Jafy z,Assu-s s-Cssiine Normal school Alanni
JUL =. 2sg. q ocean Park On sataaqaaa Aasens-
biy, Old Orchard.
Aax "A - Plses;4sais reaehsf.' CeaFtftien'
Fescraft
Ass. Ii-ls--f hasf ausiu sn Assembly. sorthp~rt-
MiseeiIanssss.
Aug. - REUNION Fourteen a dtss Regiment,
Long l-la8A Portland Hsrbof-
Aaz le-kruHlpH ut igb efh Maine y -gi
Htents, Long lslasa 20 tlaad Harlow
Aaxa h--ananai Reunion. Elf'h Ma ne hesi-
sa~ef. Peak i-ltst-
Ans r. snnuai ReanloE 4 nsiroscogzin veterans.
East ItgermOre- .,.
Aug - Reunion t7ih sainr Regiment. south
, arts. . .
Aug !. Reunion seventh Maine Regiment.
Long Island. Portland hsr5of.
Aug IF lniOE 18th NJ ne RI sinlent " alter
vide.
August gs--oid Fellows Of Maine, Sch Anniser-
-aFy. Portland. -.
AHgH.f y l0--k Of r Field and Pyihian day, Bath.
flc' 10 # and I2-saz4dahoc County FAR At
Topshaa.
Aaya., .s.-Annuai Reunlou. Eirs, Maine Caval-
~. P0ssla d.
Aug IL euaion Eleventh hhihe E"sinsni'
koexland
Aug > Meeting OF Maine Board Ct Pharmaef.
Portland.
4 e I8-Annual X, aai On. End Maine Regiment
Hampirn. 49,
Aug i7.g- Annual Kpghton. sixteenth Maize
Regiment, ittsnsli
Aug Ey-Reunlon Filsi Maine Cavalry As5osia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
Lots Of People

thhV nHn ftnt.
~aat secure good house-xisi.
Can't cell their farms.
Can't ind employment.
Can't Ind lost Articles.
Can't do hundred things because they
don't use the JOURNAL want column. II u
really wonderful how much can Be sceonf
pfished BY the use Of these little, lov-pricee
advertisements. spv7sd.f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
STATE NEWS.


NORM WAYNE. .,. + =
The North Wayne Tool Company is
enlarging its WORKS as it
were unable to fill all its orders the past
!, ei--The haying season is about over in
sthis vicinity. About the same quantity has
lbeen cut rs last year and harvested in fine
condition. A party of villagers have been
at Tue Pines on &. 7. Taylor
farm for the past two weeks. They report
., fnc time and good fishing, white perch
heing abundant Mrs. NJ. Maynard OF
sMelrose. Mass. who has been visiting her
smother Mrs. NJ. Knight has returned to
her homp-E. l.. Richardson of Douglas.
Mass, with her son and daughter have
been in town the past week Miss LHra
Wells started for Chicago Thursday. She
proposes to spend month at the Fair
Aroostook. II.
,MAsARpIs. =. d"
The circus on Saturday at Ashland call,
ont large number of Nasariis and Ok
Bow people We doubt if all felt repaid
for thvir trouble, yet the general verdict
was that the circus was very good. Mr.
Eben Trafton is very .ick. He is nearly
pr quite helpless with rheumatism.-Mis.
Tibbetts of Andover and Miss Darman OF
shland were the guests of Miss Annie
Pollard for few days last week.-The
Sabbath school is in a very prosperous con
dition at present. The library was greatly
helped last week BY the addition of nearly
80 volumes, presented by the Congress a.
,ional SUNDAY school OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Post. No. l49. will met at n. Winslow $
Wednesday, August End. for inspection by
State officers. Refreshments were served,
7 he I'D veterans are feeling quite happy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
OAKLAND.

Mr.. d. w Parsons of Boston is home
on visit.
Mr.. E. NJ Stacy is spending few weeks
at OCEAN Point.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
IT WOULD COST

n Ii Of $50 90 at the lowest
n estimate to prin, Is 900 hand
bills and distribute them. 1t is
perfectly safe to say that however
thorough the distribution might be
not half Of them would secure
reading The same advertisement
In s,ngle issue of the Daily Ken
ueheC boz eSAl would he worth
utirr than tsiFs az much, for Il
e,s,- ,oto the homes and Is READ
,lsiis by more than 5000 people,
An Advertisement of hsudhill size
could be run ONE mont, in the
Daily for the money that 1t would
cos, To print and distribute 5000
handbili..
Tais would give the advertiser
more than the equivalent of 800
900 haribills. assuming that they
acre all given reading by differ
e''t peoplc-snl the equivalent Of
more than ESQ 900 hsndbills a.
suming that only half Of them
were read.
rus supporter value of newsps-
pr ever all advertising has long
sgu hven conceded by the brightest
ami n,ost successful business men
in the country. II is also the
CHEAPEST ADVERTISING
thss csn possibly be secured. To
res,h the .suae numhes of readers
snn hsudhills that could be
rvsvl,ei l., an advertisement; in the
Daily Kennebec JOURNAL wonld
cost the advertiser MORE THAN
TWENTY TIMES As MUCH.
HANDFUL advertising is THE
MOST EXPENSIVE ADvER-
TISlNG IN THE WORLD. 1t
is even more expensive than the
Sign decoration OF rocks and
fences. ard no, much more pro
ductive of results.
d&wtt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
MkRkET REPORTS.
New York Money MaFksi.

NKw YORK. August 3.
Money, easy, alto B.
Prime paper. sal2.
Government bonds, firm.
Railroads, stronger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

lier than
1 stIo %
n seinai
at Ma
os,k and
II qhaii-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

~ Itsuse thousands OF afflicted nome
havebeen made joyful. Its pow
err a. relieve pain is marye.
Gus. A sure cure for rheii.
natisln. neural. GA, iameness,
tooth. ear, an
he ad acne,
hill. blains,
sore throat Group, coughs.
colds, diph iberia, cholera
cholera NOR bus, cramps, Ia
grippe, etc, ete. Az aluabl ,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04

tnersl
= ap-
he eff
neral
Uent-
ENDED
/ Miss
bIi,er.
k,n as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-08-04
e. J. WILLIAMS
Y'sE EE3..EE OF MERCY

Red Crosa Linirnens "a emblemati
Of the society whose rams 1t beal
1t goes into all parts Of the worl
allevlanng suffering and ministerli
to the distressed. The cross is mo-
suggestive for 1t IS symbolical OF tlE
araor ADD yea, which should actual
all who are engaged in the nobe
work OF serving their fellow mer.
Nv itsuse thousandsof afflicted home q