davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-12-20
3mei9=Offioen
Nbenbblatt Der 81. Stats 3eitnns.
Sffirp>SpIphhnn SIN Gar.

Sur 8equemlt3tett unIerer an5etgenbe1 &nnben baben
DIR NIT ben uute1I genanuten 3erreM Gill Abfpn1men ges
trDHeu, mDnadD bel oenlel6eI MnSei9eu ougenomnttu
tperoen 81 oeuiet6eE 8reiien, alS penn %bteielben brett i'll
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tperben. Nu3ei9en iolute Announcements fDnuen an 6ielcn
peri6ieoeneu plasen bis 12 1tbr SttttaeS a~b9e9cben
tperoen.
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9hprtb 9arf &pe.
uuo 557 Seb9pjd-Str, SIDE WteuOmouee.
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rabeesStr.
mm. :. &lense, beutI6er Npotbefer, 1901 8eImout aoe.
SuIius VI. 3inot, beutl9er Apotbeter gde @Ipbourn
81. 8. Sonte, beuti1er Apotpefer, 80 Oft Chicago Ioe.
Stto's Vbormocp, Gde @IGbourn Mpe. un3 Xarrohee.
Ctr, beutide Npotbete.
6. s. YfanuftteL @potpeter, guib.9tr, Gds gcCepue
s. n, Mstpe, @pOtBefer, gsrisbttpOOh @ps. Gcfe ebsf.
atfrssSg y. sOs, apOtbefsr, ss7 SHEFFIELD wOs, nobs asel.
ltugton.
6. S. &Aid9fsr apOtbefer. LAG FULLERTON aOe,. mobegerre.
RObsrt @Oseions, apOtDsfsr, 24 9~optOu-9tr. eds
ebos: s; 6sl6tamp, apOtbstsr. 1927 81. 91ort-9tr. Ode
9o Tina. : 9on. WpOtbete. eorrabes.str. ede gIod.
bolpfsStr.
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Guaen Neber. 445 81. Glarf=Str, SIDE 9iptTon.
y. WtortenS. Apotbefer, III @eutre=Str.
SGppl=Str
@enrp $. Bate, @pOtbefer, 1913 81. @Garf.gtr.
gilbert Sorges, gotpBefer, 1912 8 ncoln @oe, Gde Bel.
mont Noe.
q. %. &eis, apOtbeter. 311 Oft NOrtb gps. SIDE GIeDe.
Lamb Mee.
, 1893-12-20

8er @r6eiter irgen6 tpeI6er Dirt braucbt,
erreibt ietuen 3pef am biaigiten unb
belten Ourcb cine Qtn3eise in Der Qbenbausz
gabe Der SuinOis StaatS3eitung, 8rets 10
@ents, tpe1n nicbt mebr ais 10 M0rter.
, 1893-12-20

Rleine @n5ei9en in Der Nbenbausqabe
Der SSutnotS Stats eitung foIten, tpenn
ntcbt mebr tpie sebn 8erte, 10 @ents, ie6es
tpettere Mort l Sent.
, 1893-12-20
H1rtllers.


Nerlaugt: Bartner. SeIteue @eegenbeit! Barber
~ ais Bartner, nm in einent gut eGn9eritteten. i'm
Centrum Der Stobt befinblibeH 8oo einen Barber SbOp
etn5nrl6ten. Sfferten nit &apitalangabe Hnter IL. 20
an Die Stoats8eItung. nitric
9SerGaugt: 9artuer nit @apitaG fir ueIe @rfin=
~ ouu9; lebr Iobuen6. @apital geiidert. o u.
Start Ctr, l. SIoor, 3, Sbir, Giienbut.
, 1893-12-20
SinanSieues.


SRoie, GuiuIau 6 g.. Mprtgage 8anfers, ~ Gear.
~ bornltraBe, perleibeH 9elb auf @biCo9per 9runb=
%etgentbnm gu Den niebri9ften 4reiieu, iotpte aud ouf Sc.
oauoe. 6be3, 1St
, 1893-12-20

6%-SeIo 3u oerIeiben ouf bebautes @bnagosSruuDei9en.
y thum. 9arleben fDnnen ou6 oor benz SGlligteltSs
Sernln getilgt lperoen. SroBe 9arleben cine Speciolt=
tat uub Sorlebeu gum 8ouen. $. 8. Stoue s. 6 o.,
zoe &oSale Str. 16b3batp
MeID 3u oerIeiben out ubren. 9iomauter.
~ Sbmndiabeu, @elpebre, 4iftoleu etc. 96dfter
8rets be5abit tur oltes @Olo. 9tIbsr uHb Gbeliteiue bel
2pm u. 0puneuO & Co., 11S Dearborn StraBe.
4il1Stule
, 1893-12-20
11uterridlt.


H,tn Standardization &u9eitftS Der bars
" ten 3etteu pirb b0s @bicago MuficoI @pl=
LEG eini9e 9 a II 5u. tbeiImetfefreteS 6ulerft eIs
len in ben BianO=, @ipliu=, 6eiaug= uno oramotti6et
3eportementS ~per9ebert. 8rifun9en am 20. uuo q.
9eSember BON 3 bis 5 ltbr 9ta9nIittngs I'M GbIcago WtI=
licol @ole9e, Central WtHiicol Soa.
l9b33t 9r. 5. 3ie9felo, Yral.
, 1893-12-20
Gatente.
GerI0nli6es.

OI2er Die AbreIIe BON &orI 9frr ongebeH fam, er=
2Oba6t otto Seus, 32 Clinton Str.
, 1893-12-20
gu terutietben: Stores, @Obnmngen .c,

gu bermietben: Stores, @Obnungen &c.
Su ermietben
cute Offices
nj
Staatss3eitungs.9eb6ubG
@roBeS St6erbettS9enDIbG
9ompfbeiSuue II. +. 10.
We9en G~in5eInB.iteu fpre9t por in Beg
Stoots.3ettun9s.Office,
ode MaibingtOu GtraBe unb Siftb Noe.
On oermtetbeu: Seine ueue SIats nit mooerren
~ @turtdbtungen nabe Der @iien= unb Drei Stuien 9ferbes
bobnen. $40. 4 9roCelauo @Oe. 23np, ban
On permietben: StDDne neue Wobnuraen BON
~ je 6 3tlnlner1 nit allem Comfort, fir nllr $l2, rur
elm poor 9lod BPM @oouboIer 8obnbOfe in Der @IiOn
Noe., l Sloct uDroli9 BON Der Belmont NOe. Qeleqeu.
9ta98ufroeen Mitto9s in gtO. So I'M Stuats3 ettun9s-
@ebduoe. s. SDs. @2no, BAN
, 1893-12-20

NuftiOnszS erfGufe.
@uettoHs.NOtia.
@ss"ldrs @srtauts.xass:
utOnta9s nnO 9Ounsrftass.
ePest"l'~ertante an anOereH Sasen oss WtOuota.
Waarsu auf @rioatgertauf. @bOIefoIe pb.r sR.toir -
AuftIonsaPreiieE.
"s'''als %" &SO9Hnnss.siuri6tnussu cine spssioIitat
SeIS O~0r9ei3Oiien bel ue~bsrtroauua
SorreipoHeen5en perbeu erportet.
IartiH emert9 60.
oa1 Nuctipu6re.
S'l.. SpleoQo' 12aplStnis
bon 8ferbeu Il { m o;...
l99s nlio SreIto9s nm 10 ubr. gserfouf M, $3.50 81
&Op'ou99Ies nm II nbr. 261 qGeIt II, Ctr 0e" "s"e"
w. 8. GberIe ~
Luetiou6r bon @ruuo. unb 0erInroI-e;o.uu
22tlStuia
, 1893-12-20
3m Derleiben.


@ eIb-Sebrnubeu Sieetnas?
IBtr oerleiben 8eI6 IN 9rpBen ober fleinen Gurnmeu
auf Sousbaltungs= Segeuit6noe Ytauos. 8feroe, @dgen
uno &o9erbaISl9eine 81 iebr uiebri9eH 9taeu uno auf
1eoe beltebi9e 3ett. Nbaablungen Der Anlelben f6uHen
iu 1eoer b%eltebI9eu 3eit 9emadDG unb auf bieie Weiis bic
3IMieu r~eou5irt perbeu.
@Dtca9p Mortga9e &pau 20,
80 SaSaueltr. (9ouptilurl erlter 5Iur uber Der StraBG
24aglSt9Iuis
, 1893-12-20
Glaiiifi5trte Nnseigen

toiteu bis gu 10 g9Orteu 10 Gents, iebes neitere Wort
l Sent. SteIeueeiu9e frei.
, 1893-12-20
Seri1ie6enes.


o "1GrMi S9mIoen! S9uIbeuI
SEINE SaDluH9 Dbue GrfpIo-
@%OnitabIer INNER al Sau6.
peoples objection Mgeucn,
92-94 SaIane Str. Simu.r o.
5O3lS Seutf9 pirb bier 9eipro6er.
, 1893-12-20
@erIamqt: Skinner nnb Granen.

OVEFWNY++ MtWIIIIII HHU OIWUtI@
Sc erlan9t: Sin 6eutI1er Monn unb Trau, Inn
~ 9auSmeiiteroienIte in einem MISUNDERSTANDING
fret fur 9tenitleiitungeH. Aor.: w. 21 Staats3tg.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11
Democratic Aptitude Tor slsaiss.

The game of bias is by some supposed
likewise been supposed that it required on
the part Of the "blader' much skill, jndg-
msnt and know ledge of human nature that
IL IL the game is vbat II is reported TO be.
But the extern, to which the Democracy has
carried the art of biulfing in the political
gams either reflects Oh the intelligence Of
the pcopis or elsc on the Democratic knowl-
edge of human nature.
Ii isn't necessary, and probably wont be.
to 20 outside of Augusta for Illustrations.
But there have been some conspicuous cx
zmples afforded outside the realm that 10
.,ominatcd by the Maine opium trust No
less parsonage than payff Is. Hin com
monty scknow lodged willy politician of
one Kind has said the sherman law was
passed by the Republicans and that the
Democrats are blameless for it, if blame
there is. Naturally one wonders Just
whom the willy David expected that big
brazen bluff TO operate upon. Possibly on
those who never know only what some
politician of their own party tells them
Certainly such statement when consider
eli by intelligent people will fix upon Sena-
tor Hill the deserved epithet OF peanut
politician Asa matter Of fact the record
Of the vote ~ the House On the free silver
am, nj IN. nj 10 the sherman bill shows that
il2 Democrats and 20 Republicans voted
TOR IT and ~ Democrats ard l3o krpnh-
'icahs against IT, In Ia" senate TIE hepnb-
hcans voted against Ire" roInHgs ~ 10 IL.
Tsmmany Hail, III" mot corrupt organ
katinn that can be founi N civiiiz"1 or IN
civilized countries Addressed DE dear pubiii
10 highly moral s'rHl1 '' is recent fOufh
OF July celebration i,s speakers dealt IN
sweet sounding phrases, IN patriotic plat
tubes, which, II put IN force womb abolish
Tamn'any from the lace oil the earth To the
eternal oblivion 1T merits.
The pretensions to civil service reform
made by the Cleveland administration ia too
colossal bluff to require comment.
1t will be remembered that Postmaster
Dayton Of New York IN his Fourth
OF July address toasted that 50
years ago he came near being hang
ed for his Jeffersonlan Democracy.
This was such silly biuiliag that people
wondered If this new statesman which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

The New York sun demonstrates by
arithmetic that Govcuor Aitgclis pro
mise to pardon the Chicago anarchists was
the means Of carrying the stat for Cieve-
land. The sun says THE nomination nv
the Democrats Of Mr.. Altgeld. on the issue
Of the liberation Of the Hsymsrket prison
ere. brought to Mr. Cleveland substantial
" the whole af tho foreign-horn voters of
Chicsge. and rariiFd the state for the
Democrat election ticket. Now the
dpicsl Democrats are falling over each
other such 10 their haste TO repud-
late Alsgeld Hut he was selected as the
candidate ~ho could carry the votes of that
element. lie did it and now the ladder by
which the illno,s Democracy rose s about
to be kicked cut from under Vt
least that Ia the wa, they talk. They vii
endesvor not So ALLEVIATE the political sup
port of the anarchists, however.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

A few weeks ago the mob in South Caro-
lima han gel the wrong msn and nos the
lsteet from kentucky affords evidence that
she colored man, Miller, Who was tortured
std killed and .hese body was msl,res,ed
ard then burned BY kentucky's ehirslry
sab, VAS innocent of numbering the RAY
girls II he is innocent ii is aoahtfnl
whether the community which so iea,lishls
murdered him will ever allow the facts Of
Of HE innocence to be established.
There have eeen lynchins. in north
ern states and they have been q
sisgrsce to the communi,ies in which ,hey
occurred. II should be said, however, that
rarely. II ever. has the wrong man been
lrnched. But in thc South. especially IL
ths vicsin be man With black akin he is
6ssa shoss shrift. Some one must expiase
~ estns and one negro to the mind Of
~ avsssss Ssashefner 10 - good - another
III tAis purpose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

July IL will be known At the Columbian
Exposition ~ French Day. While it will
not be attended With such 4 popular demon
ssrstion ~ Was the German celebration on
June Is. IL will hc marked event among
the national days at the world's FAIR
No country In the world knows better how
Ia make display At an International ex-
position than does France. Her exhibitors
are familiar With all the details a,tenbirg
sach expcsi,icns sni possess the skill and
artistic sense which ssrve To make what
ever they exhibit effective. Their
superior taste lie admirably illustrated in
their display at the Columbian Exposition.
Speaking Of the Fair one Of the leading es-
hibitcrs said We shall never see the like
et Il again In our generation. ard the char
as<er Of the French exhibit indicates an APP
probation Of the magnitude of the Fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

"W no hath not own'd with rapture smitten frame
Fac power Of grace, the magic of u Nance
axis Campbell the poet,in his Pleasures of
Hope. Pleasures of Hope, forsooth.
Many and many woman knows them no
longer. They are in despair about their
health. They are rundown, debilitated
suffering from what they know not. 1t
may be dyspepsia, heart disease, liver or
kidney disease any or all of them. The sick
nesses of women are cured by Dr. Pierce's
Fayorite Prescription. That's where the
magic Of name comes in. This improves
digestion, inyigorates the system, enriches
the blood. dispels aches and pains, produces
refreshing sleep. dispel, nervousness and
melancholy, and builds up both the flesh and
strength of those reduced below healthy
standard. 1t is a legitimate medicine, not
a beverage. Contains no alcohol to inebri-
ate no sugar or syrup to sour in the stom
sch and cause distress. 1t is as peculiar in
its composition as it is marvellous in its
remedial results.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11
VOICES Of TINE PRESS.

The Lewiston sun is curloasly lnconsis-
tent It believes ia free trade. one of the
fundamental principles of which is that
the purchaser should he allow cd TO buy in
the cheapest msrket-and it ia one of its
chief merits yet here Is the sun making
great ado hcrausc the sheriff of andre
scoggin county has seen n to buy goods
in Portland instead of Lewiston. 1t kicks
because the American CONSUME IL induced
hv discriminating duties 10 buy in the
American market instead Of the European.
and then it kicks Because the sheriff Of
Audrcscoggin is not prevented from going
out Of that county to make his purchases.
II isn't the first time that theoretical free
trader has become violent protectionist in
practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

johann Most in his speech at An anarch-
10, meeting IN New York last week. ranked
In the essentially deprsved classes of soci-
ETY.. Hra journalists then priests. then
capitalists. then police and finally poli,
clans. tihlmsn, another anarchist leader,
said ct the same meeting that Governor
Alleged 10 q true Democrat. brave, noble
minded Jesersonian Democrat In liberat.
ing the anarchists he has simply given e1-
preston to true JcSer.onian sentiments.
Evidently Mr.. Cleveland has a rival IN
Jehersonian simplicity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11
CONSIDER.

In the o., inion Of an eminent scientist
England holds the key that could lock the
door against cholera INVASION. Il IA thought
that we're she to prevent the pilgrims from
coming across the SueI canal 10 Mecca
there you'd be comparatively little danger
from the scourge invading Europe. But
England with her possessions in India ism t
likely 10 cause trouble by Interfering with
religious customs like that which draws 40
pestiience
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

The csim dispsssionsts attitude Of Glad
stone amid the scenes IN Parliament last
week Invests the Grand Old Man With the in
essassf respect Of ell who are Watching his
struggle for HOME Rule. The disgracsfai
acts Of The Con.erE stises On Saturday rivAi
led the sili disorder Of shich the Irish con,
ingsnt in Parliament has been accused here
tof0fs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

II the yoeng Kbsdne Of Egypt thinks
Eaglssd - 10 loosen ts grip on the land of
tho Phsrsohs simply because he wills 1t. he
has somsihirg TO iern. That's probably all
there will BE- to a though there IL an oppsf-
tsnify for the other powers 70 step in and
suaks teoatIe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Senator Frye thinks Cleveland can't con
troll his Democrats snj Mr.. fryes long Ell
perienoe with them lends great weight to his
session save rin'ly speeches, The public hns
fondly hoped that the temperature Of an
August session might witt some OF those
members whose sole ambition seems TO be
10 burden the congressional record and bore
their felIo~ members with their long written
speeches. Bat Senstor Frye IL too familiar
with them to entertain this delusive hope.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Judge Gary considers Altgeli unworthy
Of notice. fact that clearly establishes his
judicial iiscernment Of mind II IL sad
that the remarkable sc,ion Of the Illinois
governors IN psrioning the aaarehtrt-. just
ly undergoing imprisonment for their Psr,ici-
patton in the bloody Hsymsrket rso, ~ss
simply the carrying ota Of political trade
male prior TO the election. There ia much
in this that thoughtful urn may DO well To
coos,isr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

The large crop Of Gsorgs. candidates are
isss sev ssnzsd IN Gathering the still lar
ger crops Of Georgia ~Atsrmslons. When
that IL safety s,sve,i away they will march
on Washington - haadred thousand
aeruns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

The gale which struck tho White City =
Of tha Cola asian Erpositson Saturday
evening did considerable damage. IL also
demonstrated the necessity Of Iocsting ia
ture Worlds Fairs at a safe distance from
The cyclone ARA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11
MAINE GOSSIP.

TIE Worcester Construction Company
which is lsving the rails ct the Bath Flee
tr,c railroad il booked To go TO Calais when
their work in the shipping city IL done.
However report has 1t that over in st.
stephen they haven, vet decided where to
pnt the electric road IT il coues to them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

SECRETARY Gresham ssd sx-Ainissef 10
Eaeisnd. Hon y. j. Ph~lps are both men
usaea - possible sscc~ssofs - tss isie
Justice Blasehfosd. The Indications ere
thaa the latter sili receive the appoint
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Miss Mira jenkins, Augustus popular and
talented young artist, is spending The
month of July at Old Orchard. She will,
however, reopen her Winthrop studio
August lst. when she will probably place on
exhibition several new works.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

U<nocTafic ineo0pstescy. and not the
DAsrmsn las, Is responsible sos Pre's rs
oendsaoas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Nov that Democratic hard times are be-
ginning TO he feared great many people are
bssinnDg to vonder whatever led them To
The support of such an Incompetent and an
patriotic political organization. They must
endure the results Of their folly for few
years longer, and then the people will
swing the political pendulum the other way
With an energy born of honest conviction.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Among the attractions at Mere Point this
summer are two professors and Is students
from Smith College and If This number is
one Young woman Who can swim mile just
for ~ syatinu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

"GOing to the seashorc?" has at las, re-.
placed the too familiar query as to the pro..
poets of visit to the Worlds Fair but 4 |,
to be feared that the relief, If it can b
called 80. will be at best only temporary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

The special train via Wa,crville which
will carry the Universalists to Lake Maran.
ocook leaves Augusta at ~ O'Clock ih.
morning. The reduced rates and Attrac.
tons advertised will undoubtedly draw a
large number of people
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Lieutenant Peary has said his adieus to
his Maine friends and gone forth to pen"-
tratc the my steries about the north pole
Whether be discovers the pole or not he
will he sure of warm welcome in Maine
on his return.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

The weather prophets have given Up
Names climate in despair hut on the other
hand hundreds Of satisfied summer visitors
are now chanting it's praises, and all Au.
gusta stands ready to join the chorus ih,
summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Ia nsa in Arossscok county Who are
kilhne ash By the use Of dynamite should
fsseivs d. aaeeasion Of the var,ous 6sh and
Gnne associations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

MIR. Archie s. Cobb, of the T.. C, Allen
establishment, left Sunday for two week,
vacation. He started on his bicycl, for
Waterville, the distance being Is mile,
which he covered in two and one hour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Essdensiy the Gfecisn sersrnmens vouii
Asvs no fsss Of Gsrehs bssrins RifA that
uiahe replenssh iss aepieted frs~ufy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

A number of Augusta boys have gone
into the hay fields to work, attracted by the
pay and not daunted by the prospect Of th,
hard work. Many of the school boys earn
at this time money with which to enjoy the
vacation later and to pay for their neI'
ypar's schooling.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Three brief sun showers during the earl,
part of the afternoon Monday did no mar,
than to put new life into the hsymak,r
who were frightened by the dire appersnc,
of the black clouds overhead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Esrlv Bird is now barred from most of
the Maine free for slls along with Nelson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11


Ths tale told by a Le~ieton man BY the
NAME of Loren Griffin. who il ont of State
prison having served four years for house
break nc i. sell calculated 10 pa, Gshorieau
and oh Sleuth' in the dusk. He pleaded
guilt, and WAS sentenced TO ave years. He
naw claim. ths, be- i innocent and has COZ
lsc,ed considerable evidence To prove il. He
81 y. that il ss h. L,ve of liquor which got
him in," tho sCraps. he 4 Ia how oue
night IN guinx homo he nettwo men carry
ira trunk and that on seeipg him they
irespad 'hc trunk ard fed. Ne fonnd
b., a.. ~ siae mn top the trunk
AMI .4pts.-s.i tb,r e.- ri.tr. IN IL. that the
MN ser, rag IL ~.r- lq-n sn,asVL rs. So
he ,'rsns the y inc IN ih. otile and bid the
traAs Ntr.. .. few days i.i.r BIZ ep. ned
u,- runk he fvun ! 1t contained valuable
ihing.. hi,ii he e. hi and thus gut the eff
Ger. Of the lsw after hiG. He plead guilty,
be SAVE. heesa.c bis bonlsmsn wanted hisu
- ard told him he coah GIT him of ilh .
sne While In State prison he heard who
hal committed IRE crime and for the sake
of his ~ifs shi nl,tis.r he wishes to prove
hi inmacsncs. very pretty story and it
c. -,siniy has novel rls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

The testimony of lawyer, business man
and buster housewife is that for getting
what you want or for Citing rid Of what
you don't want. there is nothing equal TO
Journal wanted or "for sale al for
efficiency and promptness. Have you tried
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Judging from the matters that Arr bh
brought before it, the regular mon,s,.
meeting of the city government on Th.,.
day evening will be a busy session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

The exodus TO the islands con,nus,
large number of people going down ,,a,
from the various kennebec town, bx a.
several different lines of travel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-07-11

Mrs, George W. North entertained III.
Hammond Grove colony a, her pretty c0,
tage by the lake Monday afternoon, N,
and Mrs. J. Frank Pierce and family st
tended il from town.