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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-01-06
NEW ADMINISTRATION.
Executive Council Organizes with
couaeilIor Simpson for Chairman.
E. c. nHsihss Appssasss staas psasisa 49,
--Pvissa iasssetsrs' as,sh asesiist.

The new Governor anil his t'aaneii mel
AMI org snizsd THURSDAY afternoon Hon.
r. Marion Simpson of Carmel vas elected
chsir1nsn by bailot.
Esvin G. Miliken Of Portland va, az
poiated State pension agent. the appoint
men. To take effect Feb. ist.
Governor clesves called the attention Of
the Council 10 the prison Inspectors last
annual report. .fasins that there seemed 10
be some reflection relating 10 the exercise
Of the parloning power by former Execa-
tires. The return Of the report from the
printers was asked, and il is Understood
that this feature Of the report will come up
for discussion.
The Governor wiil probably make his
STAFF appointments this week.
Edwin G.. MilIiken, who has been ar-
pointed State pension agent. is native q
Rrtigton, bat has spen, the grrater portion
Of his life in Portland, where he now re-
sides. He enlisted when he was IL years
of age In Co. II of the Fist Regiment az q
private. aud served CALAMITY in the Army
of the Potomac. He was mustered in in
April. 1864, and was mustered out with his
company, july 18Th. 1855. He possesses
an extended acquaintance with the old
soldiers of the State mil is y popular MEM
Der of the Grand Army. With which he has
been prominently connected for many
years, beias the assistant adiutant general
Of the Department of Msine for severai
wears
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Alderman Mathews was 10 Por,linl yes
terday.
Leslie G. Cornish. Esq, is confined to
hi. house by Illness
Miss Florenee Allen and Mrs. Allen re
turned last night froa, Neg York,
John Webster, NJ. :. C, ~. of Bangor
formerly Of augusta, was in 10 an yesser
day.
Gen. s. j. Gallagher of the st. Croia
Exchange of Calais was in Augusta yester-
day.
Irwin A. MeDavid went up to Boston Oh
the early train yesterday to spend several
weeks.
Ex-Governor Sidney fcrham of Pari,
was in town yesterday attending the inaug
uration.
chas. W. Mason of Montviile and II. f.
Judkins, proprietor of the Elmwood al
Waterville, were among those at the NORTH
last night.
Smith Randall AMI Harry Gilman LEFT
yesterday for Mooseheah lake where the,
will 90 into the woods To the Augusta
Lumber Co. S camps.
Justice w. l.. h. Putnam Of the United
States circuit court Of appeals was in Au-
gusta from Portland yesterday attending
the inaugural ceremonies,
Miss Bessie Young of Portland who has
xt,itit,.v bnr I Eranl
Pierce left Thursday morning for her home
A party of fricnis were at the station to Sc,
her on.
Fish Commissioner Henry q. Stanley o.
Dixheld, Maj. W. d. Dickey, ''the Duke
Of Fort Kent" anil DR.. w. Brown Of Eagl
Lake were among those registered at the
Cony House last night.
Mr.. Stanley Patten left yesterday morn
ing for Boston on his way back to Hobart
College at Geneva. \. Y, which has bee,
,losed since Thanksgiving on account of al
outbreak of diphtheria in the town,
Ex-Sheriff G. W. Brown of Bangor was
in the city yesterday. He entered the war
" private and came out the captain of
An Augusta company. 1t is understood
that he has an eye on the United States
marshalshiP.
Mrs. Thomas Lambard left on the after
noon train Thursday for Boston on her way
to Colorado Springs, Col, to join her niece.
Mrs. II. Periey Miliken. Mrs. Lambard
4 r. II L.. II
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MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE.

Gentlemen
The undersigned extends greeting TO all
old acquaintance in tne present Maine Leg
stature aud welcon,e to sii new members,
strangers in Augusta.
The hair dressing rooms at 90 Water
street. under Cony House have recently been
entirely refit,ed and furnished AMI now con-
tain all the latest furniture and appliances
for the prompt AMI careful attention to all
branches of hair'lressiug.
The statement can be made without boast
ing or fear Of contradiction. that this es-
tablishmcnt is the finest in the State and one
II the best in New England
All members of the Legislature and tic
public at large are cordially
invited to visit and respect the place in de-
tail. We saail be pleased 10 welcome you
at any time, whether in need of our ser
vices or not A corps of assistants is con-
SANITY on duty to whom ii will be pleas
ure to give all Information and render any
courtesy and service in their power.
Electric cars pass the door every fifteen
minutes.
With a cordial welcome. am,
Yours very truly,
A. II. GHapBouRSH.
Torsorial rooms. PIG Water street, under
Cony House. Augusts, Maine
iani;ltf
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NOTES.

Major Dickey, Duke of Fort Kent,
and the veteran member of the House, ar
rived Thursday afternoon.
Clear. sharp and snappiag was the air of
Thursday morning. suspicious weather for
the Inauguration of new administration.
Each out going Executive takes, accord
ing to custom, the iukstand that he has
used on the table in his private room.
The new one, with which Governor Cieaves
Is furnished, is a very elaborate affair.
The honor of presenting the name of
Hon. Vim. T. IIaines of WaterviIle as Il
candidate for attorney-general belongs TO
Representative Cover of Winthrop. The
name of Mr.. Wood was Incorrectly gwen
In the report Tor that of Mr.. Cover.
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a library uf twenty two volumes of standard
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0&NN 0kSSDO8
BotA u nstAod md results when
Syrup Of FiQ b taken; Il ; pleasant
and Tsffeshing 70 The taste, and scts
gently yst promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses The sys-
tenn s6sctually, dispels cold. head
ache end fvers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup Of Figp i the
only remedy Of it, kind ever pro
ducsd, pleasing to the tasfe and @.
ceptabls to tho stomach, prompt in
ite action and truly beneficial in il
e6ects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend Il
TO Ill and have made it tho most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale In 60c
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gistA Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes TO try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FiC SYRyp co.
sAs FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE. H. NEW voRx. M
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Secretary McKeen of the State board of
agriculture Installed the officers Of Cushnoc
Grange. Riverside. on Wednesday evening.
in very happy and pleasing manner, as
sisted by q. Gar Ia r. member of the execu-
tive committee of State Grange Rock
land After the installation houu,e-
Gus supper--such a. only sister sraugers
know how to prepare-was served to nearly
100 members of Cushnoe and their guests.
Two large tables were filled with a m1rry
party. Following the supper the lad ;
presented a pleasing literary programme !;
and at its close short speeches were
made by Secretary Mekcen, O Gard
ner. c. f, Jordan of Cape Elizabeth. Prof.
y. Cock. and MIR A. Il Smiley, clerk Of
the board of agriculture. Mr.. Smiley also
entertained the company with two or three
fine musical selections. The occasion was
eae of great interest. Cushnec Grange
has arranged fer series of allaay meet
irgs during the winter months. the first of
which will be held "Wednesday, Jan. 18th,
with the following programme Music by
the grange: recitation. Mary Brown; Sc
lection. Mrs. G. W. Crowcll; music, care
of II. IL. Smell; paper, Emma Smiley
northumberland, THAT Fruit Raising is
More Profitable than any Other Branch of
Farming paper or question. Mrs. o. T.
Robbins: Aff.-o. r. Robbins. Neg---C.
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of preventing the grippe, colds. headaches,
and feyers is to use the liquil LAXATIVE rem-
edy Syrup of Figs. whenever the system
reeds gentle. yet effective cleansing. 10
he benefited one must get the true remedy
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. For sale by all druggists in soc.
and 81 bottles d&w
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Samples Of these books enD b. seen ut the Jotn.
N,t counting room or ut any % the stated ngcn,
rtss.
III" books not for sale anil Wlll only he given
OCT to hoij'rs III coupons. the itst printed el.s
where in this tissue will give MI M idea OF the
books.
This ia an excellent opportunity 20 secure book.
for Christmas presents 10 friends.
JOt.SAf patrons can secure these books vt the
following pssces
Wa,eniile, JotnStt iIrafquarter-. at Music
store.
Augusta, at the JOi ESSL counting room.
Our renders samples of these work. NJ
any time by calling al any one Of the above named
places. Orders for books 10 be sent by mail should
in tii cases, be addressed 80
Bt.ELEiGu & FLyST.
Augusta, Maine.
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FOR SALE.

LNOR sNLE- Al . bargain Is, cords of first
Il class hard wood seasoned under cover An.
ply TO Oscar d, Gardiner, Cro,s nill, Ne.
ianrd ~
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We gladly insert the following from
Zlons Advocate:
Rev. DIR. Dunn, secretary OF the Bap-
tist convention. has now more than 100
pictures illustrating oar Baptist work IN
Maine. They ought To be seen in every
Baptist church in the State, AMI be is ready
to answer such calls ms may come TO him.
We do not know how our churches can
obtain so strong an impression concerning
our work as by these stereoptseon pictures.
The exhibition is in every way suitable for
Sunday evening service, or 1t may &c
given on any other evening, Is aesirea.
OF course there is some expense connected
with suth an exhibition. aud while no def
mite promise OF any given sam on tue part
of any church. " Sunday school, or young
peoples society, is required. il Is expected
that collection will be taken. aud i should
be large enough not only TO pay the ex-
penses, but TO put gooiiy SUM into the
convention Treasury fer It's work.
DIR. Dunn is IA interesting speaker and
the people of Augusta viii appreciate his
visit here mex; Sunday evening Jan. $.
Past Commander Col. Henry G. Staples
Inspected Seth Williams Post, No To- u
4. T., Thursday night. AMI then installed
the following officers for the ensuing year
Past commander, Melville W. Smith: com
mansler. Geo. +. Gsnnett: senior viee-eon1
manier, Capt. Thos Clark; junior VICE
commander. Chas. W. Weymouth; adja-
tans. DR.. Vim. McDavil; qusrtermsster.
Lewis Selling. Esq: surgeon. DIR. y. +
Bolster: chaplain. Gee. E. Gay; officer OF
the day. d. W. Emery osiicer of the guard
chas. II. Davis; sergesnt-maior, O. y
Ste,son; acknowledgements A. A.
Nichols. After brief in,ermission Conn
rade Geo. r. Gay gave An extremely inter
esting lecture on ..Stean,," illustrated ny
models and diagrams.
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LEGISLATORS |!
LAWYERS |!

Mauy are already AZ are HAT eonsrn In this
safe makes spce.sits .sf p;.hiisaiBx Law Hooks
Lessl klauks etc.. ans. i,rn.inces stier supplies
s.itp,esi 10 LAWYERS wants and G.e-.
r.n Consistently ssiei.ag 10 my sleek ~ ibis Tine,
sna TN. legal Profession car have all lis wants
.u,.nl,ef by xddresssag or calling "a use-
sns Law Book peishea, sold n how as II can
be purchased snywAese-
Maine Reports. and Maine Law bought ~ well
Correspondence he.tea- Nal eS,lers prompt
~ fllsE.
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s. 100000

nn <AtC--A new ,nilci cow, H. o
II Mcclure, Western Ave. Augusta
fgn,ytfws
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1sSOR sALE-Ti,~ residence Of the ias. Erss.
Il tus Haskell for .slr. This very desirable
estate, situated Crosby street, htfefI with fur
nsfe gas, cits water sai bath together with,
stable and Ssnaiyie fruit if--. offered fDr saie
jsjfdy on III. pYcsaser. OF 70 LfxbNL. Tt1eosn
administrator. decfnitf
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E0H 9ALE-Houses and bat,dinR lots, h
= dieesent payts Of The city. wN- q. LSBBy
ncyl7dtf
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kNOM sALts-1Jge bouse.six rooms. esGp One
Il Iioa.e Tor with a quantity Of iap,i,er. door.
Windows, blinds, etc. sD0. 4. g. Andrews, Al.
Rusfl- se~1TsAsf
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EyOn AALE--Easy terms: the Atkins place.
- c1sner Omen and Chestnut. J. y. 6fsf4is,
Opefa Hsase Block. jsnexid1f
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LYOR AALE-Cboiee building lots on Eat
II f.t,cstust and Middle streets T1sps ca, -
seen Al the Office of y, X l.. Tiscon,h, Water n.
Inari7dtf
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Special embellishments.

Small advertisements, not cxcceding four hnes
coming under the heati of WANrkp. foR sALn
10 lxr, LOST, &C, will be inserted two times fol
Is cen,s. three times for ~ ccais and Que week TO
30 cents. advance payment.
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Evening. Reserved. Sl.,0 AID ss.a. Matinee.
sl.a5 and a1.5D. Admission. sI.t0. TN sale {oI
nailed ut Ira G, Stoekbrdee's Music store. Half
are to all holding ''Paderewski' Tickets. Photo.
iraphs "a CENTS jan.,dIw
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LNOH sALE.--iiou-e- IN dinercis paris OF the
IL city, ranging in price from $50 to ssaO
Also good farms In this city and .;.rwhere Anriv
= The ONE. q y : Fog. Any at Law and
80 - he.n f..'ase' ie''sTif
Little Falls transcript., 1893-04-21
THE MAYORS MESSAGE.
Mayor Richardson's Fifth Annual Mes
sage to the Council of the City
of Little Falls. MINI.
A Short Review Of our Prosperity and
Some Attention Given to
Existing Evils.

LITTLE FALLS, MINI, April 4, 1888
TO TIE HONORABLE BOARD OF. AID
ERaIEN:
It has again become my duty as may
or to address you upon matters apper-
tanning to the governmental our city.
Heretofore have, to some extent, re-
view the history of our--city in my mes
sages 10 the council. but owing to late
misfortunes, I find my time too much
occupied to allow of my going far back
and resurrecting our past history to any
great extent
The original town plat of our city
was made and filed in 1856, one year
after l made this place my home, since
which time Little Falls has had it's
times of prosperity and adversely. Five
years agofound Little Falls country
town struggling hard to maintain an
existence against. hard fortune regard
less of the fact that she, by nature,
possessed superior advantages to any
other location in the northwest for
building up and maintaining large
and prosperous city. Since starting on
her career of prosperity, five years ago,
her population has more than doubled
every two years, and now has a good
prospect of beating her own record for
many years to come. The man who in
vested in Little Falls real estate five
years ago, is today rejoicing over his
hundred per cent. profit. but the man
that invests today will he the luckiest
man.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-04-21
-.~--l = ---5ss,,ss :. j,
A LumberM ans Rendezvous.

This term might be applied to Stevens Point,
|oealed on the Wisconsin Central Lines, ri the
gateway 81 The vast forest region which ex- ex
fkshds SoEth Is lake superiora distance Of 200 200
miles wi,hoonta break. on account OF he vast
lumber Interests The Wisconsin RIVER to which
The lubermen have given, the fam llar and some
what afeetionate title af sold Wiscons,t not
alone ac,s az lumberman feeder to the city BIZ
furnishing through Its numerous tributaries an
outlet for thousands OF acres of pine In the
upper country, but 1t furnishes a water power
that is SECOND only to that of Neenali and
Menasha. v hIch cities are also located on the
Central" Millions of feet Of lumber are cut
sSeFyi ysaE, Gfyina plosmeent ~ nlndreas 81
rep. Inadsll Him TO the lumber trade, 1t has
numerous other nlanufacfnsies;3itf is here where
he large aar shops of tho wisconsin Central
Lines are located located.
For tickets, maps, phamplcts and and full in
formation applyto G. F. McNeiil. G. r. & T. A.,
Minneapolis. Minn.; or to Jas. G. Pond. Genera
Passenger and Ticket .igent. Chicago III
Little Falls transcript., 1893-04-21
New Electric Plant.

The electric light plant of the Pine
Tree Lumber company is completed
and the lights were turned on last
night for the first time This plant
was put in by the Northwestern
Electric and Supply company and is
perfect in every detail. 1t consists o
one thirty-fve light two thousand
candle power arc dynamo and one
two hundred and fifty light sixteen
candle power incanlescent dynamo
The power is furnished hy Russell
engine of sixtv-fve horse power.
This plant will light the west side
mill yards and the river from the
sorting works to the dam and give
sufficient light for night work.
James Gordon who is Il skilled
electrician has the management o.
the plant.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-04-21
More Room.

Heron Bros. have rented the
Trehby building on Broadway,
recently vacated by B. Burton, and
on May lst will remove a part
of their immense stock
Of clothing, boots, shoes and gents
furnishings to that place.
Their present quarters are somewhat 1t
GROVE ded and there is not sufficient
room to display their mammoth 7
stock. Ih" boys have built up 2 big
trade here by keeping Grst=class
goods and dealing squarelv with all
They invite their friends to drop ir
and see them whether they wish tc
buy or not. 13
Little Falls transcript., 1893-04-21
500 Reward 500.

The readers OF this paper will be
pleased ~ learn that there is at least
one drcaded disease that science has
been able t. cure in all it's stages,
and that is Catarrh. Hairs Catarrh
Cure is the only positive cure known
Ie the MEDICAL Fraternity: Catarrh
being q constitutional disease, re-
quires q constitutional treatment.
Eali's fatarph Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system,
thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building mp the consti-
tntion and assisting nature in do
ing its. work. The proprietors have
so much faith III it's eurs tive powers,
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
for any case that it fails to cure
Send for list of testimonials
Address, F.J. CHENEY Go, Tol
edo, @. ss-sold by druggists. FE5ac E5c:
Little Falls transcript., 1893-04-21
4 New Dru" Store.

A new drug store was opened this
mo. ming in the Close block by
William Gausewitz, and the interior
and furnishing are, to say the least
handsome. The fixtures were made
to order by the Rohn Manufacturing
company OF st. Paul, which has tht
reputation OF turning out some Of the
finest work OF any wood working
establishment in the northwest. Mr.
Gausawitz is a thoroughly competent
druggist and would like a share oi
the patronage. See his advertise
ment in another cplumA.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-04-21
Married,

BOHAN-=.JA AEGER. AT the French
Catholic church on Tuesday, April
IS, 1893, Mr. Thomas F. BOhan and
Miss Annie J aeger, Rev. A. Lamothe
Officiati ting.
The groom has been engaged in the
plumbing business in this city for the
past year and is a young man highly
thought Of by our citizens: Fhe
bride is q daughter Of Mrs. Jaeger o
this city and a sister of Mrs. W.
Krause and Mrs. J.Blake. The happy
couple left on the afternoon train fol
Minneapolis. They will make their
home In Little Falls. -.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-04-21
Old Enough to Know.

Last night at the residence Of the
bride, 1901 Tenth ave. south, Rev.
Or. Dewart united in marriage Mr..
Geo. L. Cooper and Mrs. Jane H
Whitney, widow OF the late Rev. q
+. Whitney, ~ Methodist minister
quite Well known in this section
Mr.. Cooper is blacksmith and ar
old and highly respected resident O
st. Cloud. Both the bridegroom and
bride are members oi the Methodist
church and very fine people, though
they are somewhat older than man,
bridal pairs. Both are said to bav.
passed the allotted three score ant
ten yeatss SIT st: Z. Cloud Journal
Fress:
Little Falls transcript., 1893-04-21
Died.

On Sunday, April IS, May R.,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Bryant,
aged { years. The little one had
been a sufferer with meningitis fol
months and passed away last eve.
ming. She was bright child and
will be greatly missed The funeral
will be held from the residence on
north Third street tomorrow after.
noon at two O'Clock.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-04-21
Strawberry Plants Free Yer the
Children

TO encourage an interest in
horticultural pursuits among the
young people of our state the Mimi
esota State Horticultural Society
offers by mail free to the first one
thousand Minnesota children under
16 years (only one in a family )makiEg
written application, 6 strawberry
age, post Office aDdcounty, enclosing
4 cents in stamps to pay for packing
and postage, and promise to set and
care for the plants according to the
directions to he furnished, and to
make a report of their condition in
Sept. 1893.
Please write the word "straw.
berrics'' in the upper LETT hand
CORNER Of the envelope,
Application must he made to
A. w. LATHAM, Secretary.
Excelsior. MINI.
Little Falls transcript., 1893-04-21

There is still considerable kicking
being done by parties who last year
paid license on their dogs and had
the pleasure of seeing the city over
run by worthless ours, on which no
one paid license. A number of our
citizens say they will not pay the
license this year and will make it
mighty warm for anyone who kills
their dog. Now would it not be a
good scheme, inasmuch as it is evil
dent that these people We're wronged
last year, to present each one who
paid license last year, with tags, gra-
tbs, and then enforce the law? This
suggestion was made by a gentleman
who does not own Il dog but wo ulG
like to see fair play.