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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-09-08

The requests made to editors are curious
at times. One Of the frankest ever madt
public was addressed to The Scotsman re
Gently, the envelope bearing a request tha
the letter should be handed to any book
seller in Edinburgh The letter ran; "T'h,
kind Of book that iwant is a Courting booI
"a book that will tell me how to talk Il
the lass that ! love, book that will tel
me the words to say to her and the word,
to ask her when ! be courting is the sort
of book that want. No matter how few
or now little the words may be-
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-09-08


The girl who has brother knows-and
there is something sad in this--she knows
what becomes of faded flowers, bits of rib
bon and the like, She has seen her brother
carefully fasten red rose close to certain
photograph upon the wall. She has noticed
his agitation when the housemaid happened
to dust both the rose and the picture to the
floor. She has watched him save the pieces
Of that dried up rose, and after that she has
heard him wonder why he was such Il sim
pleton about that girl, and has seen him
consign the broken posy, with lot Of other
rubbish, to the flames. She has known
him to take out tender relics that have been
carefully wrapped and laid away and ask
himself where on earth they came from or
why he ever kept them.
On one occasion she profited by q bitter
lesson which he learned. They were board
ing-he and she--in house where there
were number Of young people, several Of
whom had been out together one evening.
When the brother had retired to his room
that night, he drew flower from kis but
tonhole and held itup Another trophy"
he said languidly and dropped 1t in the
CRATE. The next day at table his blunder-
ing roommate was accusing him of being a
hardened 6irt and to prove his statements
told the trophy" story.
The lesson came in here. The girl who
had given him the flower happened to be
sitting opposite, with fire in her eyes, and
heard it all. Since that time she has been
almost as wary about giving flowers to sen.
timental youths as though she had broth
er Of her own. Chicago News Record.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-09-08

The cetrack at Columbus, Ga, which
was laid out 80 years ago, is generally re
puted to be the Oldest continuously used
race course in the country.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-09-08

1t isperhaps not generally known that
the watercress, that best Of gaFnishes for q
roast, has distinct value as blood purifier.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-09-08

A curious Romanian proyerb is this, Ut
Is easier to keep sack full Of hares than o
wife,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

BREokE AsB sFTKH CsIga. ness. I'D p,.ss f1116
drains ana loss of power OF the 6sDerahss 49,
ia eifhs.r a. = raf,ssd nv oyer exeFfi0ns IT,
errors excessive use Of tobacco OBJ - - r.
lants. which lead % Innrmkfy. C9usa@ <<<S[
insanity. Convenient % carry In seI PssS<s<
per box. q for 81, ~ mall prepain. - - ~
order we give q written guarantees 80 s. =
refund the money. Circular ffef. ~ -
druggists. Ask for 10. take no oinsIf. fkH1
aERrg SEED CO.. Masonic Ieup'1s
For sale IA Seattle. wash.. By sssssn
Drug ca snd 81 Quick Drug Co
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
Lessons in French, Music
and German given by
arrangement.

REFERENCES-Rev. David q Gerre1 II
Marks rectcry; Mrs. I. 4 J. Hunt, YaTFoN. -
Washington; Rev. wailacs NuttinG. 1S3 -
yersity street AMI parents Of former pupils
For further Information apply 20 th8 M
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
SEATTLE
MEDICAL and SIl6RzI
DISPENSING
---CoSDuCTED BY
Drs. Merrill 81 Merrill,

.-0
DrS. Merrill 81 MerT1lk
Tire most widely and favorably known 80
or the Pacific Coast The doctors are re9sl ~
usEes from the University of the city 81 49, 1*
ard Of Long stand Ollege Hospf9L ~. NJ
kcw ork, and their long rexperieneet fsfE.s ,s{
Bkils and universal success In the tftefm<Z ~
eere Of Chronic diseases eutttis fhees s&<sss<
physicians to the full condolences q ne
everywhere. -
40 matter what your complaint. con.M y
Successful speca!lsta, who are abs 70 49,.
In EIany cases thai hsye been pruneunre1 e. ss*
They treat SCIENTIFICALLY anal s{&
OEsSFULLI. cure QUICKLY ana
MANENTLH PRIVATE. BLVD - - = :. 90
BfSEASG:S. NERVOUS DEBILITY Ar.D ~
UAL DISORDERS. PILES. ffnIhkn.
RECTAL ULCERS, SYPHILIS 0oSohn13{
0LEET. Spefmatorrhpa. seminh NseA 49,
Manhood, Nigat emissions, DecAgsa -
kheumatisn, Neuralgia, Casargb, 49,
Asthma. Tumors. Eruptions: salt Esann sp@
STRUCTURES radically and safely cures -. 49,
pain or detention from business and cnf@
iced $500
AL determines and lmpediFnsnts 70
eGickiy removed a. -
A GEKrAIS AND POSITIVE eukk = -
awful effects OF early vice and the numes0~
thai follow ia ITS train. .... 4
Lonz experience. with unparaIlslcd sap1e
the rest evidence Of docto = sixth -
DISEASES OF WO EN also sscssy - -
attention tonsnsf personally the OLD 80 -
most FxPERIENCED sPEGfALts4&@.<S
the Coast. or write. sending stamp - <1k
fres ard confidential Tremcns bfoeAs ~
Front Street, Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

GAFrAlN A WELFARE oF roRT MAnr.
- ses- NsA. - par SIS rew&sd fos tss reegx-
80 VIC Seax ~ esrs Sanders who wes
sre1<nes q fOzf orrhAx1 tap ca ne Eaxas q SEQ
sezaneT =
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is
~ hereby given TO contractors that the board of
regents of the Washington Agricultural College
will receive sealed bids up TO O'clock g. m, sep
tender -. 1893 tor the fpisovTln :. via:
Bids Tor the furnishing OF ali labor and material
IN The construction of an administ alton building
10 be erected ~ Pm Imam, " ash. each BID 10 De
accompanied by check payable 10 the order %
Regen L Washington Agricultural College and
school of science and certified ny some hank DO
Ing business in the state Of Washing on, for the
sum Of one thousand 81 900. 00s dollars
Bids for the steam heating OF said building. each
bid 10 be accompanied by certified cheek psya-
eie rs above mentioned, for fve hundred $500
dollars
Bids for the plumbing and drains for said build
Ing. each bid to De accompanied by certified
check, payable ms above mentioned, for five hun
dred (S5oo1 dollars
All bids must De in the hands of the secretary OF
the board before o'clock a. m. September IS,
IN case either of the bids are accepted the bid
der will be required enter into contract and 10
furnish q bond provided in specifications. aud
In said bidder shall refuse or fan 20 enter into
such contract and farr ish such bond within ten
days thereafter said check shat be forfeited 10 said
board OF regenis: otherwise the Same hall be re-
turned TO him and tbs checks accompanying all
bids accepted will be returned 70 srch bidders.
The regents she right 10 reject any and all
bids.
Dupiic tie plans aud specifications may be seen
on aud after ~en,enoer i5 1898 At tho Office of
the architects, James stephens and T. Josenhars,
Pioneer building. seattle: at the Office OF Charles
Il. Conner spokane. and a. the college office.
Ry order o. the board Of regents Of the wash
ington Agricultural College
+. A. BRYAN, Secretary.
Pullman, Wash.
NrorIcE-YoU WILL SAVE TIME AND
~ money By getting prices on common AMI
pressed brick terra Gotta. mortar COLOR, etc, from
Hills e S,oner. 80 Burke building seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

4 KTHuR /. coos NOW MAEEs SUITS
n oyszCosss and uoassrA Ins GoGsstsln paiidlng
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06


HAsIkO-hkAL EsIAIE
WANTED--Io r EcHAsB kkLINQI lsH.
snx issrafien sad rrses. KsssnqaisAneai. care fs-
W so in xooa aesxanerhoof: nast es . nsrssin s
ersy.
u ASTED-HoUsE AND LOT: INSTALL
Gen. pssa +. g - ysss 2. ssy' owner isPas
: - : /. : =
NANTES og 7-Rn1M HOUSE CLOSE
800 80 ~ 49, -
---------
<1D-HAsS1
- -------s- .-nvvnrn
wagon cheap for casa- Address 30. Poss-in-
tessaseneers
w safe aae cash regssteT: mast be very cheap
A0dress heg1sisf. Pess-I nie-lazeseeE
ROOMS AND BOlBn
-~-~-~------~e.-~~---~~--~
- 49,. 49, sa3 snntss ~tseet
N n.
RgxoMs WITH On "fiaoof noAAn ga
-----
EIksT-C Class BOOM AND boAhD. $40
- .o.1n.o.e s..ese
NEMLY fURsisHEn kooNs VIII 81, 1s o.
ss,ae. ,ssr 1000.
go Tg1pr
ps,.gs-ess IA
-
FOR REST-R0OAS.
-------~~~-------~=-----~--.
vn -, ,11s -. str $3.50
s,x n s.ss rooms IN herman iAm"y' feh' 'aesh
e-@ : --.s. ----------------------
t'oE KEsI@slCEkI sNishED HooA
eIe1P- 80 o.a.'o.. - - 80
Iv0R Rents UxFURNTsHEp ROOMS.
= = srics on.ihins e'ese "a ~" inquire Ia
Ss Ass.s ~s.ee- ----------------------
TSs1R RFxT-SrCELY FURNISHED ROOMS
= ior Iigai HOUSEKEEPING oft"o gentlemen. fio
ee.s.1o.s -sse.S
rs0R RrSr-pIFAsANT FRONT ROOMS
: Normandy, ihlra snd James streets.
T,ox, prxr uousrKrFpIxG on SLEEP.
II a.. $500. 49, "a n.~ta-s fras. rear hnxt.
ness Adde'S John Ts.iaain' seattle
TyoR pESr FURNIsHED ROOMS FOB
il hoasekespIng a. Epler block
----------------
L,OR REST-THREE ROOMS WITH BATH
L,oR REST-Two HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS,
L furnished. on arst fSor l0l2 Main street
v,on eFNT-FURS fsHFD ROOMS: A NICE
II parIor suite: siso single rooms 607 Cherry st
/ Tor hen.eteeping lis Ienora '
-------
FOR Rim 1.-TWO LOVELY Rooms CHEAP
can, on he Ist. sts Fourth street. corner Msdi-
acn.
-4-----------
+ housekeeping; fins bay view; rent very rea-
sonable 26f5h Front.
r keepi ng rooms 1905 Front street
-.--,---
4 hou"skseplnr' fine view Of sound and city.
-.
L,oR REST-NEwLY FURNISHED ROOMS:
~ so per week. Rainier lodging house, Third
- -
E,oR REST-A FRONT SUITE; ALSO SIN
L rooms. $50: single rooms from 90 monthly;
steam heat Mrs Ferguson. Holyoke bullding.
corner Front and spring
r,op RrNT-yo,Sa Mry DESIRING FUR
+ nlshed rooms central can have them at very
. a@olson
I,tR RExT- RoffsERFEPING ROOMS FIR
II nished eomplete rates very reasonabIe Flor
sue nousr. roa..n anu 1aaussoo.
L,oR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
Il hoosek sanine. very ehean Annlv 26I6 Front
street
won erST- Rooms PERMANENT Avn
4 tr.nsIsrt Ths Ru.saII Thiri ana Cher,v
Fr,s..'ra g t.a,,x ss,as, ~ ''
yrots pFxr-~TeFry ruRNTsHrD pooNs
H s.sl,,n.hs. t.s,ss 400 fsalunhis .sr.es snrsS
So. 80, 1870, ~~ ~
,,a,, rv~- ,,.,~% rrp~r.ugn ro-,sv
ss..ss. - so. -. a ,.c,,h Co.
-. s,,,h 80 psIa s~'' -
r,op .pST rrp>ISuD IN Usrrp
- e. -, ~ - - - a. 49,. =
culloihg .htickh corner 'FRONT.' ana bstssfy' nhe
tte~' 1snt low. INQUIRE on ptemse&
kon hEsl-t liss Lass M 800. lsh ED
ISos' s,ns's y. sn sai's le.elsss si'o "S
te9opou ine eeae"snc. ftons suee.
E'oh hENI-f VnslsnEu 49, VT
hssae" 'o"mA Aiohho tu''' "'stnp'c o'oes-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
PAINTS AND OILS

3 DOZEN assorted fat paint brushes, ,.-inch IN
81 inch: BARI, boiled linseed OIL so gallon,
furaituFe warn sd, 800 p Juads white lead grouud
10 oil, Is pounds Venetian red ground in OIL 10
pounds vermillion red IN Oil. 10 pounds burnt
senna IL OIL Is pounds burnt lumber In OF 10
g4tons japan vaTaish, 10 gallons aspha tum warm
Ish. A-dezen steel glass cutter / box xlazs l6x10
OK glass lsxz4. Is pounds shsilac, so gallons
turpentiDs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Pill p n. & Co: 800 a1oin comp and stryehata
a. slime. r. n & CO.. i93 pAcsphats. aloes and
nux vorn gaIaSiae. r. u & Co. SO hydrsrg poo
sie si1e III g-&as!ae, r. d. q CO loo phos max
vou ana dom ana Oh. 500 hypo fas morPhtne
as-xrAiu asroalce. l-lS3 gFafa r y. & o. ona
hepo tAa hyurooromfte hyeScine. l-ae grain
wyeth & Co: e. pound iaid extract gent. 7. ID. q
Ca: 1-poand nuid extFacs gldsn So 1. +. D & Co !;
pound eaii extract ct. T. n & Cos pounds
Aud extrac; black haw. T. n. & cos: toapds
fiaid exir-cs pchl. T. d. & Coz poaads fluid ex-
trsc: srIticam repeas. +. y. & Co. pounds nesd
extract sanraetIo. 5 pounds fiatd extract pun
vi :. pounds flsaid extract sassa2artsIa cump
for syrup pounus fluid extract sicarsce. U. y q
Co: p3anis Ell Sir valeranafs novrhia, pounds
sifapte elixir. . gsllauS uattine. psssn gallons
maltine an4 cascara. gallons mastiae and = Il
a.. = gallons maitsne with pyrSpaos IRON Gasnine
and s;rychniae, gallons mastao yerhlae. Pound
glass mortar. ) dozsn catheters, dozen each Nos
Z, 3 AMI 10. dozen flexible catAeters, = each
Nos. Z. . and 10; French prescription scales
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
ELECTRICAL sUrrLIEs

box 500 7-1Sxl2 solar carbons, 100 is-c n il3
volt lamps, 10 yards No 10 flexible cord. i gaso-
line blowpipe. brass: rolls ss.inch Acme tape.
TOO pounds 20 enay nails 400 pounds Io-penny
nails, 200 pounds Spenny nails 200 pounds
3 penny nails. packages l-inch wood screws No.
TO- 3 packages A.-inch wood screws No 10 q
pack ages is-iach wood screws No Is. packages
i2-ounce lacks q pack ages io-ounce tacks PACK
ages 4-ounee tacks, pack ages l-onnce Iacks. l
gro sanapsper no. o, gross sandpaper Ne 4,
3 gross sand % er No :. cross sandpaper y o.
~, / dog IN ring drawer pulls, = doz N drawer
locks 4 dozen q inch slim taper hses, dozen
5inch slim Inper fleI dozen sls-inch slim Aper
files. I dozen lu-inch fiat hies. IL pairs 2-nch
wrought iron butts. pairs Sinch cast iron butts
8 pairs s.inch strap hinges, pairs l0is ch strap
hinges 8 boxes wire coat hooks. set nrmer ehfs-
els No. Diston's saw. - inch long points
TO inch: ratchet screw driver, steel squares
iron hlockpl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06


FiEhs ounces sntifehrine, q ounces sntfkamu,a
!. ounce cocaine hydrochiUrage, Is pounds potaSs
bromide. pound potass acssate. . POUNDS Dotsss
toGiae. > pounds borax lump, ] onness ulorphEa
saipa, pounds soda bromide; 10 pounds Rochells
salts 50 pounds rDagnessa Sulph. Z pounss glnct
suiph psGnds crete pfepArsia, rs pounds snf-
phnr re$ne. pound chlefpotss tablets I pouosI
chtor pot snd NOR smmon tablets, IL POUNDS
ehlarAt hyd cTSst. en3ces qulata salph 4 ounces
gum opfnn powder, 10 pounds INSECT powder s
pounds pot bichFer - pounds hiaests,us r,5or,ss
sutpbats soda. 80 pound cop erAs 8 pounds ps,fy
pom&se. pounis carlo 40 acid fAa,Ilnxruftg &
pounds Hatatse acid commercially. 2 gallons eaS-
TOR oil fcOsi pressed 5 gallons castor al No :,
10 p9gnds giyceFtne 10 roanes hAy rrrn 4 ,or,n.ss
ehioroform ~aIteos. 10 pounds syrup hyporh9.
com via iron dozen anttsep la ass y IA e
Co, j. d3zen Platss chloride DTS. ] pound tiuct
aeoatts raa ! pound vim Antimony. pound vim
col iiveF OIL BBrnests platsls 10 pounds tsartsre
bar sap ~. h VII 81 ms & Goi. 10 pounds vesa.
Tine fp1ain3- 10 pounds yaselsn% tca-foIase~il s
peu acs sanetins. pounds isni leArboiAted r. A ID
aosors ent caStou tsaTtso Eselii X pound n.rsa-s.
J. A j.. 100 yards s5rxeosas gAuxe fblchier a i a
yards gs11s iottfor.N. dozen cylinder Yghf.sv
plaster inch ~ 10 yards 4 y g rslls b~lgedous.
plaster cloth. yard sch roll tslngsass r1iss.
teskckl Fnll ls.asasss snssb1, dozen 10 cant
meat boxes f--ouncsl - dog powder boxes rt,eaA
S40zsB cs hsxes med = doxesS carsls air sselis
large. aozsn Parsons tnde tose inS. DOZEN
Epesiirtns glasses. oancs graduation; ). aaxau
syffnx@s Faeaes pipes. Davidson Nh /. i grss&s
eorks ErA each <n1t s. L. s. 5. 7 and = ss,n
gsfAtlne capsules. @03each Nos J. z 3 ard 4. "a
DIAN axaa yia1S. drxsn lz-eusce 5 dazsn &
eanca aozen 6oanee. dczen s-auncs aezess
3eaRce, soBen x-ouuee. doz@n l-snnre. &
acze8 Cnttcara saap. paaBd &C. pills e. = r.
ge3sfise r q. e Co. yeB p0toph and ieslsaa xe{a
une- r. q Co. 30 psIi pot rp-rzaaga
ssaasia~ Z. u = ca; 800 comp Gryehaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
LUMBER

l 900 feet ysxi6-inch n fr. 1000 feet ssx2o.
inch a. d. fr, i, %. feet 7sxI4-incn u H. fr 1000
feet 7sxibtncn u. %. cedar. 500 feet {xl2-fpco n
d CEDAR 1000 feet iaxi4-inch u d. cedar. is 600
shingles
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

CToRA0E IN NEW BRICK BUILDING AT
~ sss rAisx llle kre1t ssresx
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

EO6 E4CH4N6E.
new. 81 diamonds In back, cnst $i2b, for Singer
sewing machine and household furniture 1898,
Posf-fptelligencer.
L,oR ExCHANGE-S-ROOM HOUSE AND LOT
II within l y miles Of postofice in exchange fer
acreage and $500 cash. Address Exchange. care
Post-Intelligencer. $500
T,OR EXCHANGED WILL TRADE To-
II peka. kan Sioux city, Ia, unincumbered
property for residence in Seattle Cali on ad-
dress r. A. I'm. 1917 Front street
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

Principal, Miss winterbourns fFrnbsl ~
Graduate of the Home and coIoniKl c.
College. London. Engiand), who hoids ~
County Teachers Certificate, second grade
Fall term commences Monday. ssptsmb9&
1898. M
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

NorIcE-YoU WILL SAVE TIME AND
~ money By getting prices on common AMI
pressed brick terra Gotta. mortar COLOR, etc, from
Hills & S,oner. 436 Burke building seattle
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
NOTICE TO sroCxHoLDxRs.

THE TUGET SOUND NAVIGATION AND
i Improve nent ompany will hold their annual
meeting of stockholders on the first Nondas even
ing in October at 1850 O'Clock at Briefly s office.
Yesler's dock SAMUEL HoYT, President.
l. A. DYER. Secretary
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06
COUNT NOTICES.


COUNTY TREASURER's NOTICE.
" county treasurer of King county. WsehH
will pay on presentation on and after a<r(1
ii, 1s93. all outstanding warrants draws e.
salary fund OF said county up 10 and leo
NO. 1921. No interest will be paid on sue4 -
rants after september IL, 1893.
BYRON PHELPS. County Treas
Seattle. Wash. September g. 1ss3
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-06

DE4ras avn rgsxRALs.

coFYfx-Tn eaaltls. Tsssstky. septeus Der 5. 1873
ts the wife az ETessst h Celia. = s<n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-16
4 Modei Drug Store.

II any reader Of the Journal would like
to see one of the prettiest store interiors on
the Kennebec, that desire can readily be
fulfilled by calling upon Dsvine & C0ugbin.
This we'll known firm has just had its cor.
n.r drug store thoroughly renovated, the
painting and decorating having been done
most admirably by C.. Besle & Co.
The whole interior. including the large
prescription desk, has been painted in pearl
white with robins egg blue trimmings and
panellings and finished with bright gold,
producing a quiet and artistic effect. The
store is clean, bright and pretty in its new
dress, which is decidedly effective when
lighted.
Devine & CoughIin are widely known as
enterprising business men and have met with
more than n fair share of success. As a
,Jol nal reporter found, by an examination
Of their books on Friday, they have pu, up
- 7l3 original iptions and this largely
in the les. five years. When ii is remem-
orr'l luat thtu VI <Lbai - ~ ptas'H /" nv oii
an average, the magnitude of their business
in TIL. line NAV be appreciated. The firm
make a speciality of efficient assistants.
which may account for their success, and
none other than competent persons are
allowed to fiji pr, scription in their store.
As might have been expected of so en-
terprising and successful a firm. Devine &
Coughlin are enterprising and successful
siyerti.ers IN the JoUHSAL, having persist-
eli IN the use of IFS columns FOR several
years. only dropping out for a short time
recently while their store was being fixed.
In another column once more they have a
few words TO say 10 the Journal = readers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-16

A whole box full of White
Clover Cream.
There ! Now there is
something you don't know
about, and we shall have to
tell you in the store. We
know it is as good as any
thing there is made, and we
shall sell it at 25c. a bottle.
Usual price 35c
No wonder the poor old
COW got tired of this load and
tipped it over. But we shall
distribute the presents to the
best of our ability.
We've got some Garments
and Furs too that will go
right in The same lot, only we
shall make you a Christmas
Present of the profit and on
some of them more. They
must go before January let.
We have been with you
now nearly four months, we
have kept all our old friends
and have made many new
ones. We propose to make
many during the next season.
1t is with great pleasure
that we wish all our patrons
the Merriest kind of a Mer-
ny Christmas.
Remember the place,
LEHMAN & SPAULDIN G
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-16
25,h Anniversary Of Free Baptist SccIeiy

Friday evening the First Baptist Society
~ this city held their annual meeting and
25th anniversary in the church vestry
There were tables set for l27 persons and
more than that number were present. and
enjoyed the festive occasion.
The programme of exercises consisted OF
PRAYER, reading reports OF treasurer ana
secretary and also the re- port of the board
of directors. E. Y. Bsscome was elected
A, an addition to the board of deacons, and
A. w. Philbrook collector and treasurer
A. a eredeutial committee the following
named were chosen: DIR. j. Kicker, Rev
&. G.. Sargent. A. W. Philbrook, h. )
Nero. G.. A. Staples. f. Y. Bascome
Howard owen, II. W. Weber Z
'C. Hun, and the superintendent Of
the Sunday school. The treasurers repor
x.s unit, epcoursging snd also that OF the
sacretarv. After the routine OF business
matters was completed addresses by Rev
nr. !. Kicker, Rev. n. T. Dutton and Kew
Mr.. Ringgoli along the line of The mean
inn of a Church 10 Community.
The fiae supper given from 6 to : ocioe'
rons,.ted of warm baked beans. oysters
cold turkey. cold ham. salads, CAKE 'e'
and ,.tfee AMI other delicious foods 4
coro. of young ladies waited upon the ia
b,s.. A large attendance seemed TO De
, ,,l indication of the earnest effort hs
PLAYED in the good york. The gathering
go. a successful one and helped revive tn
| interes st 10 the work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-12-16
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services Are Cordially Invited 10
Attend.

GosPEL TEMPERANCE MEETING st the
rooms of the w. c. T. L. on Sunday AT
2.45 7. NJ.
Y. NJ. G. 4. General gospel service
Sunday at 7. NJ. with address. Good
music. Ladies invited.
GospEL MEETINGS at 81 Capitol stree; on
Sunday at 1890 A. NJ. and r. NJ. Also
on Wednesday evening at ! 80.
SAINT BARsABAs' CHAPEL, Bangor street
Third Sunday in Advent Sunday school
at 2 7. NJ. evening prayer, with sermon,
commencing at 4 O'Clock.
UsITARIAs CHURCH: Services at 1910
A. NJ. Rev. J. c. Perkins Of Portland will
preach in exchange with the minister Sun
day school at 40. Seats free.
WINTHRoP STREET CHrRcH: Universal
list. S.rmou. son the Borders of Society
by Rev ]. f. Leland SUNDAY morning a.
10 Is; Sunday school at II. 4j; Y. p. c. |.
at P. NJ.
CosGREGArfoSAL CHURcH 10 80, morn
ing worship and sermon by Rev. John s
Sesail. ID. d, of Bangor Theological
seminary Has, Sunday school, 8 7. NJ,
Y. p. S. c. E. meeting; Z, evening wor
ship and address by DR.. se*sll.
SAINT MARKS CHURCH Third Sunday
in Advent. Sunday school will meet al
. 80 A. NJ. morring prayer, with sermon
and Holy Communion. at 10 80; chors
evensong, with sermon, commencing NJ
o'clock. The Rev. J. w. Sparks, rector OF
Saint Marks church, Wsterville, will! Oiii
ciate at the above services.
METHODIST EPiscoPAL CHURcn: Pub
lie worship at 1880 A NJ, with sermon or
subject announced last Sunday by the pss
tor. Rev. C. s. Cummings. Baptism snt
receipt of members at this service Gen
er,I social service ut 6 z. NJ. Sermon by
the pastor at 100 p. NJ, on "Gamtiing
Lotteries. Prize Drawings, etc" Music by
ma 10 Ouartet