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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
Looking Backward.

Mrs. Elmeda T.. Bowen of Monroe. Me-,
Is the wife of Deacon Jeremiah Bowen OF
that town. April "a, 1854, being justiably
alarmed concerning her health, she called
in one of the leading physicians of thi.
county who found her affected with Sc.
we're cough, accompanied with night sweats
hectic flush, and great emaciation; heI
pulse was 1870, her temperature l0i l-2, and
she manifested ali the symptoms of tuber-
culsr consumption. Examination ascer
tanned the existence of large cavity in the
left lung. Inquiry disclosed that she was
having frequent, almost daily hemorrhages
Within the preceding two years, Mrs. Bow.
EMS mother and two sisters had died from
consumption.
The physician was then commencing, in
his private practice, the use Of the remedy
now known AS Rodolf's New Medical Dis
covery. He prescribed i. for Mrs Bowen.
Under this treatment she steadily improved
until. on the 9th of the following September
she was SO nearly well as to dispense with
his attendance, tho continuing to take the
medicine for several months, at the end OF
which time she had entirely recovered
Eight years have passed since then, and
Mrs. Bowen is today plump, healthy woman
who feels that she owes her life and restored
health TO Reslolf's New Medical Discovery
and gladly testities TO that fact. as may be
verified by writing to her concerning her
case and inclosing stamps for a reply.
There are hundreds of thousands TODAY
wasting away with the same deadly dis
ease who might be saved by the timely and
persistent use of Rodolf's New Medical
Discovery together with Rodolfs Cream
Emulsion. These remedies have been tested
and perfected by eminent regular physi.
clans, AMI are prescribed by such whe G
known. They have proved themselves to
be thoroughly reliable cure for eonsump.
ton, scrofuls, rheumatism, debility. and all
humors and impurities of the blood. Try
them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Ihefe nave peen IN times past great
many Jokes cracked a' the expense OF
ciergymen VINO faiisd 10 Seep themselves
pos'ea upon tue current aHairs OF tine Sec
MAR wof'd' out 'he sooa brooklyn divine
VINO was recently hoa1ed INTO oeAevins 'nat
war hsd been declared between England
ami the ! ni'ed states Is ABOUT the saddest
victim on record. 1t may De- however
tnat 'nis experience msy convey 10 MN a
valuable lesson There is no excuse for a
clergy man. or for any other man. who VIII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

The Commute, on education will give hearings
a. follows
On ThussdaY, Feb. ., ut 2 T. VI;
Petition Of trustees of Gaiais Academy. in aid
Of -aid academy. Petition Of A. J. Faaleford, et
al. IN aid Of same.
On Wednesday, Eeb. l5 at T. VI.
pn aD net 10 establish State Board of Eiuea
tinh.
On an act TO amend section ~. chapter II, Re
sed statutes relating Ia the powers and duties OF
superintrnding school committees.
tpn resolve in favor Of the education of the youth
In "MoSie Gore" IN >omerset county.
fhufstat, Feb. III. ? 4. VI.
ga fr solve Ia favor town of Guiiford.
On order concerning The uniformity of text
books.
ON an act 10 provide for the election Of school
committee and superintendent Of schools In the
city Of Belfast.
TN NJ net 70 amend sections /. aud OF chap
Ter y, Public Laws 1855. relating 10 schools.
Wednesday. Feb. 10. 2 L. VI.
Petition Of NJ l., Dewitt of Eastou, authorz
IN parts Of toyns Ia support free high school.
fUiltlOn 81 Monmouth Academy Tor AID
Krs,iiy. IN aiti Of industral school for Girls.
frii'i"n Of Il. Il. Capon of Dtrigo business Col
leg' iVr bd.
Per order, II. II CiIAHRKELAIN, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
-a-HaH7-az=7-
Soashove Fisheries.

The committee on .eashore fisheries will give
pubiie hearings at their room In the State House
ss follows
Feb. Is. issa, eP.M.
On the petition OF Isaac +. Leadbetter =, al.
asking repeal of chap. 70, special Laws of iss7,
relating 70 salmon. s,nelts and .eis,
On the petition of j. II hell and Others to pro
tsct hsh VA orang" river
Tnesdsr Feb. IL, islli, At =. NJ.
TN tn. bili an act relating 20 the use OF purse
and drag seinrs IN the state waters.
section /. II shah b. uainwfu 20 purse
or drag ssinsr IN tttt following waters, but In no
others.
Section ., In Casco hay north Of II line drawn
east s0uthaast FROM Parkrrs point ia the town
of Yarmouth to Bear island In the town of riipps
burg.
section r. in the keuuebec river above a line
drawn across said river ut Fort Pophsm In the
town OF Fhippsburg 10 n point opposite ut the
lower eud of Lang island in the town Of George
town.
section T. in the shecpseat river above a bridge
esdIng from Wiscassst 10 Edz.c"mh.
section !, In the bamariseutta river above y line
drawn frem iaruhan's fssd. IN the town OF
Boothbay. to point opposite on the shor" in the
town of Bristol, excepting the NE Of arsg -eine+
between the above line and Merrili- hedges. for
all Hsh excepting aesiv-s.
Section o. In the Maiiompk river above line
drawn at Jones' Neck ia she town of " aide west
.riy 20 point ~ Hraths point In the town Of
Brsmsu.
drawn from flarprf- Point IN the town of -
George westerly past the uorthsrls end ef tald'
wells l-isnL to point Opposite on the shore ID
the town Of Cushing, or 10 take smelts in said rv
er aud Its tributaries in any oteer way than by
hook aud linz,
srctlon ) Together with all small bays. river.
and har,sors east Of the west shore Of the fcoab
scot river where the entrance 10 the same is les
than ihrvs mites ia width rom mau lnrd to nair
land. sc.
section ., This net shall apply 10 citizens OF
this STATE only.
On tn. peii,inHs 10 prohiht the use Of purse ard
drag selnes within ttr.e Whites Of ttr coast.
February II. tsal. Ut : =. ~.
TN thr petition OF A. J. Dodge IT al. to allow J
n. Cartlsnd Of hrl-,ol the rish, Ia catch retail
and breed lobser> IN ponds for experiment.
LurnEE MAps~Ks.
Seer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
Annexation Straight.


There will be no more difficulty in fran.
ing law to provide for the satisfactory and
constitutional government of the Sandwich
Islands, as a part of the United States. than
there is in the case Of the District of Colum-
bia or of Alaska. To arrange for half.
way union, on the basis of protectorate,
would be much harder job, considered
technically and with regard to precedent.
The character of the population of Ha-
wai, therefore, has nothing to do with the
question presented to Congress. The forty
or fifty thousand Hawaiians. of pure OF
mixed blood, and the twenty-five or thirty
thousand Chinese and Japanese, will no,
become citizens and voters upon the annex.
alton of the islands and the attempt in
some quarters to represent this as The in
evitable consequence of annexation is dis.
ingenious and silly.
A remarkable unanimity of sentimen. in
favor of annexation outright has developed
not only at Washington but throughout the
country. The American people would be
fools if they reject or hesitate and haggle
over a national opportunity such as is off
cred by the Hawaiian commissioners repre-.
senting the provisional government at Hon
olulu. The American people are not fools
Congress will annex Hawaii, and one nun.
Der In the programme of manifest destiny
will have been performed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

The committee on isssl sFaifs will give public
hearinx. 1t their Toon IN tae state House IA fol
lows.
On ia al 10 amend Fec. ~ Of Chap. q u X. =.
~ re.nmsssd by thaI, 40 Public w of sss9 re.
kstyS 10 redisiifaiioa 1T eerisa s1EfgabHud
liquors, on IN. gstifips to incorporate The tfAnk
iln Ligi5t and rvsrr .ompany. on 40 act TO fssu-
late tie sale Of goods. wares. sni merchandise
and 10 prstent fraud ia Tire sirns oa tue peiiti0"
for q els,trt for the Gais fbdsstrai school On
the p~tltioa for charter for bone for tfiendirss
children,
F~i,. IL, ar. ",
On al act to incorporate The III xiisd Water Co.
petition To extend wharf libcs into I'D. water 10
fh~ town 81 EneksisssFt. art 10 extend char
ter of l,~e,fieiprs Di the i,hespse6t River Toll
Bridge 90 An srt To eoFfsrt the taenftpH OF The
pInntntisD n Lexington; on ihr petition To *
frsd wharf lines In f,Tlsid.
I'm the bill 10 laeorInruio the city Of Eastport.
Thur s,sy, Feb. 9. T.
I'm the petition IT she pew owners Of the First
Erea WI! Bap,-i rafish of Pennington 10 sell
their iBi.rHrt-
I'm the act 20 anne nd the charter of the East
Maibn Conference .siHtnAgY.
Dn the at 10 incorporate the Brifgion Electric
1dght anti Poser 90.
In The ~ fltlop Tor slradne st 70 the charter Of
Eridgion tehtre tlliag. Corporation
On tho petition t"r = esli - Incorporate The
Bri1gton Earnera' and asrhnnics' Club,
ny order u tn. Committee,
a. kAFE-nN sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
Railroads. TeieGvaphs and IL
presses.

The committee rsiiraads telegfaphs and ex
presses will gse public hparing at thrir room In
The state Housr NJ follows
1hursdsy, fsb. o. atgr.
On petition u The t'oftlati lht E"el"st"r Rail
road 10 Issue IT. bnHfts
Wednesday, Feb. 10. Y. VI
Dn The tiI entitled. act referring to railroads
crossing oth@r railroads aad highway bridges,
I'm the bill fntitisd an art 10 incorporate the
Gorhaia. whihant md weTiroos Railroad
Company.
Pspy,
on the bill eItiticd, aa act to amend section 70,
chapter 81, Eeyiscd statutes, geallug 20 rliir0ad
crossings.
tn the petition Of Edward l.. T'sri. aud 80 other.
for charter Ter IN electric railroad from south
Pans Paris HI,
ia the bill entitled. AN nc 10 Incorporate the
Atlantic shpr" Line tlectEr Railway (oinpnny,
Du lie bill tuii'lpd. an Bct TO incorporate the
Ossipee River Electric Railroad Light and Power
Company.
Thursday. Feb. . u2p. 81
90 the bill entitled sn act 70 Incorporate the
Washington County Railroad Company.
Dn ,br fe;ifipn Of Amos ) Gerald. TO lnoorpo
rate q coa.ol.dnted Railway. Heat, Light and
Poser ton,targ.
on tl,. hiji rutitlet aa ST Ia ufrcpt chapter 81
Of VI. ii.,t-s statute 'riat.Hg 20 IT," orRankie
tim Of r1iir,I't ro,npantrs.
1tiaTsfasi irh q T. 81
C,u the hIli rditiist. sft ~ ine0rppFa'" ih"
Belfast tqptd-nn aud stockton Halfway Company
ou The ball entitled an net allowing the Railroad
Commissioner to rktsnd The time Of hilug vbria-
tions In the location uf Railroads uu the bill rn.
titled, act TO lucorporn. n" Lincoln and n nnS
Telegraph sna lrisJ,hoI' tompBsy. IN the DILL
entitled. net to incorporate the Norway, Water
forl aud tfarFi-oB Electric Railroad COMPANY.
ALBERT NJ. PRSLkY, SECRETARY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

oa Tuesday occurred the formal opening
Of Tie Bell Telephone Company long dis
tance telephone between the Hub AMI
Windy City. Gov. Russell held eonyersa
Jon from the Massachusetts, State House
with Chicago, and q eornet solo played in
that city was reproduced in Boston by cor
nets % which the line sas attaeileI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

The President has issued a ninety-da,
quarantine again.t cattle from tanaIi com
lag to the Cnitel States. II msy he severe
for Canailra farmers who cannot shiI
their cattle to the nearest mark.t; bni
when they have the deadly pienro pneu-
mona among them i. it not the part Of Wis
ION for our government TO keep it witiiou'
our borders 1T hatever hazsrd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Algernon Sartoris, the husband of Nellie
Grant is dead. The brilliant wedding OF
this couple at the White House is a matter
of history, although the fact has since come
out that President Grant was very much
opposed 10 the match Time has demon
strated the soundness of his judgment
Sartoris proved to be fellow of exceeding.
Iy coarse grain, and led his young wife a
most unhappy existence. Had it not been
for her three children there ia reason to be.
lieve that she would have left him long age
au,i returned to her native land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Divor e scandals appear to have the cal
in the big metropolitan dsilies at the present
time. While ii is true that newspapers ara
20 large extent what their con.tifuencie.
make them, there certainly seems 10 be NJ
excuse for parading the unssvory d-ttls oi
domestic infelic;tsss, to the exclusion Of
other matters that possess a general interest
and importance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

| The committee on legal affairs will meet in
| t.,e room On Tuesdays and Thursdays n, Z. NJ.
WALTER C. EMERSON. Secretary.
Indian AHairs.
The oomtnit;es on Indian Affairs will hold their
regular meetings al their room. in the State House
| on thursdays, nj $50 O'Clock L. NJ.
d. W. ROLLINS. JR., Secretary.
Interior Waters.
The regular meeting Of the committee on ia-
ferior waters will be held on "Wednesday OF eacn
~.ek n, 2-so O'Clock r. W, mil otherwise or
! dered G. A. AABsroS, Clerk.
Library.
| The regular meeting of the committee on libra.
nesdsys, each week at 80 r. NJ. in the rooms
&c. sriLL,SE. Sec.
Towns.
The committee on towns will meet Tuesday. At
2Sf.M. 5. ). CALILI- sec'y.
| Agriculture.
| Toe regular meetings Of the Committee aeri-
culture will be held on Thursdays. AT two o'ela'k
Of agriculture. EDWARD wisGtN. Secretary.
ways and Bridges.
| Regalas meetings viii be holden on Tuesdays Of
each week until further notice. ~ O'Clock T.. NJ.
In agricultural room. I. T. GsrcHEIf-. Secretary
Mines and INNINGS.
| Regular meetings of the committee mines
! and mieings will be holden on Tuesday of each
week, ct o'clock +. ". until otherwise ordered.
| Elmer r. SrorfofD, Secretary.
| State Lands and State Roads.
The committee on State land and State roads
will hold regular sessions at the Land Once on
"Wednesday of each week At O'Clock p u. un
| til further notice.
THOMAS kEEGAN. Secretary.
Mercantile AfvAlra and Incur
| aUC0.
The committee mercantile affairs and insur-
| anc~ win hold Ire regular meetings on ruesdsss
of each week n r. NJ. 10 the roam of the insur>
xnce commissioner. T. e. SpILLaxE Sec.
Education.
| Tue committee education will meet In the
State superintendent of schools once. "Wednesday
afternoons ut 2. - O'Clock until further notice.
l H. H. CHAMBERLAIN. Sec.
Taxation.
I The regular meeting Of the committee on taxa
tion will Be hid In Rl0m a on Wednesdays at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Tain to protest against the acquisition o.
Hawaii by the United States simply becaus,
their interests are more immediate and di
rect than those of England; but they can
NOT be allowed TO interfere it'll the mani
fest destiny Of the United States. Tn.
Australasian branch Of the English-speak
Z race has its field in Polynesia aud thu
South Pacific. The North Pacific is al
American question" and its solution mus
be the work of the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

The venerable Charles G. Bethany of
ki,,.ry Is one of the few surviving ex-mem-
bers Of the Maine Legislature whose legisiA-
lave service dates back half century. He
WAS a representative in the years 1872 and
1913. and member of the Senate IN la46
and 1877. His colleagues in the Senate the
latter year. from York county, were the
late Hon. William r. Haines of Biddeford
and Hon. Moses Mcdonald of Limerick
Mr.. Beliamy now resides at kittery Point
in historic mansion. the residence in colo
NAL DAYS Of the distinguished Sir William
Pepperell. He and his house together are
two very Interesting antiquities, If the old
gentleman will kin'ilg pardon the expression.
The following or,ier has been issued from
the Maine Central headquarters addressed
II all station agents and section foremen
along the line; .'lou will not slow any
parties 10 paint signs or place posters or ad-
refreshments on wallis or fences belonging
II this company nor on any objects upon
land belonging TO this company or within
our right of way. 1t is the intention of
this company 10 have its station grounds
and right of way present neat and attrac
tive appearan e. and your cooperation in
7ENuiih thic 40 tSSiCh tNNtcd-
From points in the north part of Penobscot
county and Eastern Maine in general come
reports that the smaller streams are frozen
soliily to their very beds in places and what
little water there Is in them FLOW sup through
cracks and along the shores and runs on
top of the ice till it freezes, making ice
many feet thick Many wells, springs and
small brooks are dry. Some lumbermen are
obliged to haul water several miles to sup
ply their camps.
In one of his pleasant, rambling letters to
the Portland Express, our friend Allen of
historic Obi Dresden, tries to explain the
reason for so much i'll health AMI so many
| comparatively early deaths among public
men. and ends with this sage remark: 81
| incline to the belief that simpler habits. less
| fret, worry, AMI fewer doctors, and public
| men might be useful some years longer
| thin they are now. One thing more might
appropriately be aided. The public should
have nothing to DO with a public individuals
private life and few jackals Of the public
press should be killed"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
Veteran Maine Editors.

Major II. A. Shorey has completed his
twenty-fifth year as editor and publisher o!
the Bidheford Me News.-Ex.
SO Drisko of the Machias Union has
completed his 3Sth year as one of the pub
fishers and the editor since August, 1854 -
Machias Union.
So Moore of the Advocate will make uI
bis 37th year on the Advocate in few
weeks more.-North Arson Union Advocate
So Adams of the Argus has completed hi,
3Sth year as its edtor.--Eastern Argus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

1t il good news that the entire crew Of the
American bark Henry A. Enrnham, lost al
se. Jan. Is. after being in a terrific harri-
cane which listed for sixteen days. Capt.
Scott AMI ten men, were all rescued from
the sinking vessel ami have been safely
landed NJ Fslnorti, Fog.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

3fr. John eaasses ADAMS If Massarisn-
setts denies that be has been offered a Pc
sirion in President cieyeiand's cabinet, and
say. be knoss neshing Whatever about The
matter Aai so The fresslsnf~iset keep.
On hantia. pp !. .hiuet timber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09


The REINFORCEMENT of Col. Carroll d.
Statistics of Labor, is one that gives uni
versal satisfaction because it cannot be inn
proved upon. Col. Wright made a notable
success as head of the Massachusetts bureau
before be was called up higher" six year,
ago, and in the larger position has proved
able and capable, well qualified to fill the
broad place represented By the National
Bureau. His reports are upon subjects vital
to the industrial welfare and are monument.
of rare genius, AMI shows the capacity for
| organizing great force of subordinate
workers which Col. Wright so well know.
how to handle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

The committee on labor will olive public hear
ing IA the room of enmnsr,"es flabor statistics
At T. " ~ follows
Tuesday. Feb H.
An net 10 repeal chapter $40 Of the Public Laws
Of lS>a "a amended by chapter i27 of the Public
Laws OF lsyi.
HENRY W. LEyEQuE, Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

The Massachusetts Legislature on Taes-
Day pass.d to is thini rsassi1x. vifhcut
disisipn, the hill 70 abolish Fast DIR.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

The committee on the Reform school will give
a public hearing at Legal Affairs room, tuesday
feb, ~. AZ . p NJ, on act to provide for reliR
ious instruction In prisons, jails mud reform
schools.
By order of the committee.
j RfNS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

The committe- ways and bridges will give
public hearings at their rooms Mt the state HOUSE.
A. follows;
THURSDAY, Feb. .. a. 10 z. NJ;
On the petition az }, :. whcelwrght ct sis.
fer IN appropriation for the construction us u
bftdfr across the P-nob cot river Ut. the
nouth of the f.scataqals river IN the County OF
fenobsevt.
Tueedsy, Feb. II. si3P. NJ:
TN the bill entitled aH act 10 enable tho Citv
of Calais TO maIntsln n free bridge across the st
Cpoix river.
Tuesday. Feb. "a. at J T. NJ.
On the petition OF the town OF Concord sign.
I'd by T.. =. BATES aad othsrs. Tor atd 80 assist
thu town OF Concord.
Tuesday, Feb. ~, tss3, at Up. NJ:
On the PETITION OF Alex. Thompson and Others,
for aid IN repair of attaSsrkcsg bridge.
Feb. u, a, I'M.
onp~titon,of u. NJ Gates aud others, for bridge
over fenobscct river. between towns Of Wi inn and
Chester.
I'm petition Of Geo. H. Lowitt aud Others for
appropriation fer construction OF bridge across
frucbscat river At scme point between the north
linz OF the town OF Enfield and the nort', line Ot
thr town OF I-iue,lli.
On petition OF VI. W. Aek,ey aud other. for
Appropriation FOR roads and bridges IA tn. town
OF Cutler.
On petition OF n. W. Park and Others for char
ter for toll tridge Anro-eugrln river AZ or
n~ar the ferry. below Mexico Corser
On petition Of john b. Xavier aud others of
baileysifle, for aid 10 r,psr road.
l. f. GFrrrFft Secretary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

George Hunts grain delivery sleigh
tipped over on Water street ut the corner
of Bridge yesterday and the contents were
spilled out. The horse run away ~ far ~
Piper's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

An excellent crayon likeness Of Marshal
Morse adorns Mathews large window. II
is the handiwork of J. =. Mckenney, the
lG-year-old son of Deputy Marshal Nc.
kenney
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09
zoeai 11laa.er..

The class of ~ at the Cony High schoo,
have class supper and sociable on s.tr,.
day night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Suddenly lie Graves nasrshy case takes
new turn. and - DR.. T. Thatcher Graves
msst stsnd fse ne. tsixl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

The ladies Of the W. c. T. U. have mad,
arrangements with Rev. W. T. johnson Of
Ohio for temperance lecture next SUNDAY
afternoon, Feb. IS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

There was y runaway on Winthrop street
yesterday morning but the horse was
stopped before damage was done to either
himself or his harness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Final meeting of the fire department 4
the Cushnoc's house at $50 tonight to or.
,anize an Augusta Firemen's Relief as,o.
cation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Gravel for the roads on the hospital
grounds is being hauled fsom the Granite
street bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Judging from the way the tickets to our
ball are going" said one of Augustus
policemen yesterday, lit looks as though
the fourth annual on Thursday, February
l6, would be the biggest success we have
Ind vet"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Miss Florence Parrsu returned HON.
yesterday after months visit with friend.
in New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

Howard Owen returned last night from
Hebron where on Tuesday evening he
delivered his lecture on 1.-THE Ups and
Downs Of Newspaper Life" before the
Hebron Academy. During his absence
DR.. G. NJ. Twitchell has been editing the
Maine Farmer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-02-09

The regular meeting Of the committee on tsxs
tion will Be held In R1om ~ on Wednesdays =
10 o'casek L. ~. and oa Tnzfsdsss At r. ".
3oisy A. Roskkrs, Secretary.