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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
SermiiGtc WaGriGtem.

- Sett 9eraumer I3eit i6on per=
nabmen Oerihieoene Observation-Disclosures
Der 9ia 9. Yietro in Neapel, STD
lien, Nahts IN Den unter Der Strabe
lid bin5iebenOen MbSu0scandlen elm
oumpfes 8erdui6, nie BON Sammcr=
lhlOgen. Sci srpei gutiituirten Saul
leuten, elnem g8eia= unO einem Sd
botsbdnoler, fNno man ip0ar zines
l10nen Sages iOrmli6e GO6er i'm So=
ben, our1 Die BON rnten beraui iebr
ippbl ein einbrl6 periibt lueroen
tOnnte. Gum Slid murOe cill FOLDER
III beloen SGlien Dereitelt, unO Die Yo=
liiel O%erGnltaltete in Den Camden cine,
luenn aud lru0tlOie EaSSia, morarli
tiIr l1n9ere s3Cit gllles it'll blieb. 9Ser
bel6relbt nun oNs i6nlerSli6e GrItau=
men oes E~eOerDIn0lers 5Orenco, ais or
belm Sennen lCInes &1oens bus MtaQa=
6lll oollltGnot9 QerQumt uno uebenbei
Ole ganie Sane 9eleert iano. Ser
NlNnn lhlllq SQrm, uno oa Die Siebe
erlt Dor tHrSem - uno guar 9lei6fallS
pom Canal Der - lbren YeIu6 aboe=
ltNttet batten, 10 e%ntianote bic Bolisci
alsbalo cine Nbtbeilung Sai1er, Die
alt Seltern in Die SiniterniB binab=
ltle9en uno Den Ginbre6ern naGieBen
muBten. Salo ltieB Die unter Dem
S6uB elmer einsi9en 2aterne our6 ben
Shlamm marl1irenoe uno bdlliig ilber
menl6llbe Stelette ltOlpernoe Shaar
AMI Die Siebes9eIellen, Die grOBe BAL
len Der Sente nit li6 i6leppten. yei
Der 'lb nun entWifelnoen wilOen Saao
perluhten Die YOliSilten pergebli6, Die
6lilbtlln9e our6 9tepolperi6iille gum
Steben 5u bringen, Die Siebe warIen
ibrc Seute meg uno floben nit 98in=
oeselle our6 Die lbnen betannten
Gdn9e ONbin, mGbreno ben n06ia9en=
ben Poli3llten Die &aterue erlOib uno
lie Ielblt all@9litten. SnSwiiben bate
Die POliSel AUDI Die yepa6uno idmmt=
ll6er 9NnolOnnungen peranlaBt, iOoaB
Ole ulterlroll6e gunoe, wenn lie aud
I'M crlten N%u9enblidc Der @eiabr ent=
Q0n9en 1T, bod lrilbCr ooer lpdter ms
Darn lNulen mub.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Suimois.

- yNi6ts 1T 10 fein geiponnerl, es
fommt OD9 an Die Sonnen!" 9ieies
W0brwOrt bat lid mueroings in Dem
Safe Der grmoroun9 pOti s. @ifOh,
oeiien &ei6e Dor % Sabren in W II t.
9pmerD County auf ben 8eleiien
Der Big Sour=Sabn seiunoen wuroe,
bon Neuem bepabrt. CUR 3eit Der
M~uffinoun9 Der Sei6e puroe angenom=
men, oaB @idoH s%ufallig i~iberfabren
lno 9etDOtet poroen lei, aber IN ben
leBtea Sagen lino OeridieOene Sbat=
laden ans Si6t getOmmen, pel6e
buraui binoeuteu, oaB @idoif ppn Dem
Stelnader George g8. Cooper in
Butler ermOroet wOrDen lit. Die
Sauptseu9in in Der Sadie lit GoOper's
ei9ene SD6ter, wel9e ibren 9ater Der
8eriibun9 oes MtDroes beSi9tigt. @ie
lie angibt, mar lie bereits piersebn
Sabre alt, als ibr Sater @8idoff ermor=
bette. Die Seiae um einbunoert Collars
beraubte unO lie auf oas Giienbabn=
geleiie le9te. Sieie acknowledgement
babeu groB es Quiieben erregt uno Der
Staatsanwalt bat cine griinolite un=
ttrlu6ung Oes Sales eingeIeitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Quslan ..
Teuti1lau0
aieru.

Turb einen lln9liidsiall III Der
Nterer 9aniel Sbiile in Speper
um's Seben getOmmen. S6iile slubr
I'M & llbr glbenos na6 SUuie, nobel
er ein 0ui Dem SOoen lleQenoes Stiid
SrOo aufbOb uno e. lelnem Sferoe an
bot. S0sIelbe Sei9te jeoob teine Gult,
es 81 Ireiien. S0rilber lteint Sbiile
in s3Orn geratben 81 lein unO Idlu9
Dem Sbiere AUS NtaIl, wOour6 IS ct
i6rGd uno ii6 bGumte. Sur0 einen
S6la9 Don Dem YlerOe iuuroe S6ilIe
Su SOoen gelUorleu, lUOrGuf er nod
neitere 9ritte erbalten bat uno Der
&arren iiber i'm meg gin9. Sn bewuBt=
lOiem 3ultanoe na6 Sanie gebr06t,
peri9ieo S6iile balo OGrGuf.
- Sin re6t beoauernsmertber I'M
9liidsfal bat ii6 in @interbOrn
erei9net. @Gbreno oNs le6sjdbri9e
SObn6en Des 9lderers Sites, nit
einem g~elaoenen GeUplper, ben es bon
einem 9ewiIen SGubenltein erbalten
bate, ipiel1e, entllo li6 Die gSane uno
Dem arnlen 3iuoe Qlug ell SbuB IN
Die Yrult. Die GerleBung i6eint iebr
ernlter Natur 81 iein; arStll6e Silie
muBte iOiOrt III anipru6 genOmmen
DerDen.
- Sine furatbarc @OltsiuitiS wuroe
an Yiin9itlonntog i'm Oberbuirii6en
StGot6en Weilgeim geiibt. Ge=
legentlid zines Nusfluges Speier &er=
cine na6 PeiBenber9 luurOe ein SGfcr=
Qeiclle our1 ijberm0Bigcs Srinten
rabiNt unO itieB Dem O%bmabnenoen
Serber9suater cin Wteiier in Die gruIt.
Der MOrOer ilOB, wuroe ein9ei0n9en
unO Nbenos na6 gSeilbeim Surilf9e=
br09t. Bel leiner 4~ntunit itirSten
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Snoiana.

- Ter tleincn Sennie Greet in
SnOiGnNpOlis 1T fiir ibre bcrOi=
Ibe Shat III Wtil 0rOOt, SlafiOro
Gpumtp, SnO., BON elmer Iran5OllI6en
@eielli6OIt cine goloene Mteoaille ais
Sbren9abe nit Namen unD GerOnlai=
flung Der Shat iiberiunot woroen. gSie
NOD erinnerli6, lpielte oas oamaIs
ssbujdbrige &ino I'M @raie an Der
gabn uno entoette 81 icinem GntieBen,
naB Die n0be9ele9ene Sabnbriife III
Yrano 9eratben mar, mObl mlneno,
baB ell 3ug in turSer 3eit idlli9 lei.
Ga tein Grluadlener in Der gtQbe mar,
beiblOB ous Sinh Dem 3u9e entge9en
gu ellen unD nit ieinem S9iirSGen Die
Nuimertiamteit oes YeriOnals 5u erre=
gen. Ger SpcOmOtipfiibrer bemertte
bls Gino unO bra6te ben 3u9turS Dor
Der Bride sum- Stiliiano. Meniden=
leben unO Glgentbum Der Sabn waren
Ourd oieie Shat zines se~bnjdbrlSen
&Inoes 9erettet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
aauiaS.

- Die Serihte iiber Die G%rnteaus=
ii6ten i'm weltli9en Siitritt bon Sam
las lauteu lebr entmltbi9euO uno en-
geben, oaB Der 9SeiSen cine p%Ollltlnoi9e
WtiBernte brlngen miro. Nur peni9
@ei,en miro peitli6 DDm Wittelpuntt
Des Staates geerntet weroen uno tueun
lid bic WetterperbQltnlle niht balo
dnOeru, iUlro aud Der Wtuis teine 6r=
trQ9e liefern. sSn pielen Counties bat
init Nusnabme bon tleiuen S9auern
Is lett elnem 8Gn5en Sabr nl9t mebr
gere9net. Sie Seute jener 8e9enO linO
aber gar ni6t pDrbereltet Gui cine nod
malige WtiBernte. SunOerte BON 6ur=
mern lino Obne ale Wtittel, ii6 PrOUi=
lIOueu taufen gu t%Onnen, O0mit lie es
Elm lueiteres Sabr mIsbalten, uno Elm
nDhmali9er 6ebIi6lag iuiiroe piele
stpIngen, oas Hano 81 ~UerluIien.
StNOtslenatOr MilcOdl on Don &Ugan
GpuntD ia0t, OaB Die meiiten GARNER
teinen Weiteren 9Sluter ourhma6en
tOnnten. S0uienOe bon 6armer Da=
ben ibr GanSes IOab uno 0ut UerlOren,
neil lie i'm weltli6en &Nnias blieben
mo Oui Grnteu wurteten. Gon Sabr
al SObr baben lie Suiebeu miiiIen, rpie
Die 6elofrllbte BON Den beiBen trOdenen
gSinOen Oerlen9t Su 6runoe gin9en, iie
baben lbr GleD DerdllBert, UNI yrOo
uno SGmen9etreioe t0ufen gu tOnnen.
Sn Der g0nSen @e9enO wuroe Elm 9rO=
Der Siltritt nit 98eiSen beitelt, Qber
IS miro ni6t 9enug geerntet peroen,
I'm 9tubrun0 fir Die YeWObner siues
GVuntps Su ~lieiern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12

entihicocn, Oub DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder ieincs @lei6en ni6t
bat. Nuf icoen 9lnipruh, oen es
crbob, crbielt es entweoer einCn eriten
Prels poer ein Siplom. gtQe Sadpul=
Der beiudrbeE lid nm Grciie uuo pur=
Den elmer iiber0us iOrgidlti9en Inter
'llhung un%teriuorfen uno Die SllrD
mar cine mOgllNlt urtbeilsidDige.
Seren Gnti6eio Uuroe iibri9ens pprl
Or. .. 81. gSileD, Dem Saupthemi=
item oes N9ritultur=S epurtementes Der
@%ereini9teu Staaten su @aibin9ton,
0ut9ebeiBen. Or. gSilep 1T Gin Spe=
Slaiilt in Sahen betreiicno Nubrun9s=
mlttel uno Die bDhlte NutoritGt Der
Union in Oteiem Sadie. Sicie Gnt=
lbeibung beenoet einen lan9en Streit
in Setreif oeS beitcn SadpulOer.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Gs piro Sbncn ebeni0picl'
beIfeu.

Serr 5reb. Wtiuer uon Sruins, Su.,
ibreibt, ouB CT lunse Sabre beitise Bic
renleioeu bate, begIeitet pom befti9eu
S6mer;en I'M 9tiiden nm oil Der Slaie.
6r uerildte uieIe logon. 9iisrenbeiImittel
obne Griol9. Sur mgefdbr einem
Sabre be9amn er GIcctric SitterS ;u &C.:
brau6en uuo fanb prOmpte Sinoerun9.
electric SitterS limb oGiu angetban, alle
9ticren: uno Seberi6mersen ST uertilgeu
lno gibt DIT fait ausenbIifli6e slbbiIie.
Sin Seriu6 miro uniere Sebauptnn9 erz
barten. YreiS bios 80 Gcnts fiir cine
9roBe Slai6e. gu baben in :. 8.
&uete'S Ipotbete. SOS an Der Ntainz
StraBe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Nem 9orf.

Goli,ih gOpnep in Nem Nort
fiibrte SOlepb Srellen, ciutn 29jQbri=
gen &ph bes Sptels SapOp, 'puiclblt
I'M yprtpille VDliSciseri6t inter Der
Seiduloi9un9 uOr, jun9e SGmen Dor
Dem SlOomingoale'i6en SaSar in ben
glrm 9etniffen Su baben. Gem ppliSei=
Captain Straub mar mebrio6 Be
ihperDe iiber oerartioe YelQitlgun9
pon Samen 5u9e9On9en, uno er bate
SOOneD beauftragt, duf ben Nttentdter
81 fabnoen. Ger SOllSilt perItefte llh
inter Der SO6babntreppe uno bDrte
balD odrauf ppm Gin0ung oes Sasars
her Den i1rillen S6rei elmer Srall.
3u9lei1 lab er, ME Sreilen on Die
Seite elmer Dor elnem Der S6aufcnlter
ltebenoen Srau elite, welhe i'm I'M
nQ6lten Iugenblid nit einem Ge9er=
l1irm beurbeitete. Sreilen 9elan9te
nit Mtiibe uno Notb aus Dem Serelt
ibres Geseni6irms unO idli6 ii6 nun
an cine brittle Srau, welhe er in ben
Giifen tnif. Die Sr0u itieB einen
Iauten Shrei aus, uno Der YOliSilt
Derbaitete nlnmebr Den v&neiier".
Serielbc iiibrte I'M FOliSei9eriht Ols
Gnti6ulOigung an, er lei beraui6t &C.
meien, uno ieine 6rau, welte iIh
9lei1ialls i'm Geri6t ein9eiunoen
bate, iiibrte al, CT lei Elm redt gutter
Wann, lpenn er nidt trinte. Ger
Gi6ter lieB oarauf 6naoe iilr Ge6t err
geben uno bilBte i'm nllr I'm So, fil9te
aber birlSu, wenu Sreiien ibm nO6mals
pOr9eflbrt perOe, piiroe er ibn na9
Der Strafiniel i6iden.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Sd)Wcis.

- Gm Is. Mai muroe Der 1858
Meter LANCE Ilbistuunel Dur6=
brpfen. Gtpa 20 Gdlte, oarunter
Sertreter Oer Gegierung Don ,3iiri9
uno 3ug, Stanoprdiioent YeitaloNi,
@ertreter sablreiber Gemeinoen, Die
Snsenieuruereine Der 8Ottbaro= uno
Norooltbabn, traIen an beiOen Seiteu
an Der idmalen Sheioewano suiam=
men. 3wei Saii'le Dnneteu ben Sun=
nsl. Sauunternebmer Sulier belt cine
turSe NnIpra6e, SgolOene, 20 lilberne
uno $50 brOhSene MeOaiQen 9elan9ten
CUR Gertbeilun9. Damn tebrten Die
6eit9aite na6 Saar Sllriif sum gldn=
5enOen Santett. Saar mar feitli6 9e=
i1miift; Wtuiit unO gOlleribiine per=
tiinoeten oas irpbe GreigniB oes Sur6=
ibla9s.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Sflaboma.

- SOr Sebn Sa9en wuroe Der rei6e
Sarmer uuo 6rieoensribter WteIpille
8lOuer bon Guthrie duf ieinem
NjstreiOeIpei6er bon elmer Matte gebil=
len. Die 9SunOe blutcte taum, aber
na6 SiUei Sa9en itellten ii6 bel Dem
ln9liifli6en WGnne glniGlle ein,
Wel6e nit Der SDllluutb Die grOBte
H!ebnli6teit baben. Seine Srdu lit in
6Ol9e Oes S6redes wabnliunig ge=
pOroeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Die Yrobe ctncs Sicrtcljabr=
buuOcrts bcitauoen.

@abrenO zines Observation-Disclosures 1T
DR.. Kings New Discovery erprobt NOT
ben, uno Die WfiQionen, benen Der Nuben
pon oeBen @ebrau6 sewOroen lit, beSeus
gen beiien wunoerbare Seilfraft fir
Sals, Srult unb 9unsen. Gin SeiIs
mittel, oas bic 8robe 10 LANCE beitans
ben, unp bas iold ausemeine 8efrieois
sung geseben bat, lit tein Ser u9.
Seoe 6lai9c lit ~garantirt SeiIuns ;l
gebeu, ooer oaS @elb wirb wieSer err
%itattet. SIS lit auertauntermaBen bas
bette SeilmitteI fir Suiten uno Grtal,
tun9. SrObeflai6en t~oltenirei bel {.
@. &uete's IpOtbete, 56s Wains
itraBe. GroBe 6Iai9en so Gents unc
Sl.00.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
YuGleu'S glrntca Salbe.

9ie bette Salbs in Der @eIt fir
S6nittwunoen, 9auti9irfunsen, 8uns
ben, @ei4pGre, SaI5fuB, 6iebermuns
ben, S9ori, seiprunsene Sdnoe, Groit,
beulen, ~8rdbenausen, unb aae Sautent,
siiaounsen uno lit eine ii6ere Seiluns
fir 9amorboioen. SIS piro sarantirt,
baB bas Wittel poufommeue @enuqs
tbuun9 sibt wenn ni9t, piro bas @elb
suriiterltattet. Yreis % Gents per
S9a9teI. - gu ~uerfauien BEL {. @.
Guete, N~potbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Scrde.

3u Gainesville murOe
Sad 6reips, ipelder am,l2. Npril Die
6amilie Wllrrell nebit einem nuf DER
NUrm beid6fti9ten Mrbeiter nit gta=
men MeetS ermoroetc, OeS WproeS iiir
ihuloig befunoeu uuo sum SoOe pcr=
urtbeilt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
SouiTana.

- Sn New Orleans bat Elm
Gtreit Inn Die Sap" 5wei Mteni6eu=
leben getOitet. Die @ittwe Gerba
bei0B cine SieblingstaBe uno clueu
8eliebtcn, SGcOb HOtb. Sie Sage
bate ein Stilt 6leii6 9eitoblen uno
&Utb wUllte lie eri6ieBen. Sic Srau
pertbeiOiNte ibrcn &ieblin9. es tam
barber 81 einem beftigen Streit uno
Oas Gnoe mar, oaB Der jabSOrnise
Yiaau Die Jrau uno ii9 ielbit eri9oB.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Wi6iSan.

SIN Sabre 1885 wllrOe in .
Hapios SObn Gan Newman Der
GrmOreuug .isinss S1wassrs SObn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Bic b06itc Seiobnmng.
DR.. Price Baking Powder bat lie rrbaltsn.
(2lus Der a9bIrago lrlbuHe".)

Sir bebenoe Strait, 9uibe,uabrun9s=
I0bl9telt, Geinbeit uno ull9emclne GOr=
tbelle bat ole gSeltaua ltelluugs- Surv
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12

ljh etlua 800 Mcnihcu Oti Den Mor-
Der, Der nit Stcincn uro SOlsi6eiten
10 Su9crldtct muroe. ouB icin Nuitpm=
men Slpcl'elboft 1T. GiinI @cnOarmen
mebrtcn nit blanter @dffe db. Wteb=
rere @enourmen uno 5Oblrtihc yeute
luuroCu DerltBt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

Some little books, two by three inches
and containing six pages, have been re-
ceived in the city. 1t is peculiar volume
and speaks truthfully for itself. Upon the
front cover is printed in red, "What Con-
gress has Done" Upon opening the little
book you will find nothing-every page
blank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

The porter and bell boys at the North
have been furnished with very neat and at
tractive uniforms of navy blue, with gold
braid trimmings ard brass buttons. Upon
the collar of each suit is worked in gold
letters the name of the position each holds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

General Cboate and M. S. Campbell left
here, Saturday afternoon, for Boston, to
attend the election of officers of the Ancient
and Honorable Artillery Company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

DR.. Scott Hills paper before the X. N.
II. & A. Society, Thursday evening, will be
entitled Father Gabriel Druillettes and
the Mission of the Assumption on the Ken
nebec, from lG46 to 1852" Full attendance
requested.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

The amount Of money raised by the
Congregational church of this city during
the past year is 81 2I5 instead of Si.6l3,
as stated in yesterdays JOURNAL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

In our issue of Friday the treacherou'
types made u, say that fletcher & Rollins
were putting the new glass front into Ben
nett's restaurant. We intended to say thst
this work was being done by the well
known firm of fletcher & Robbins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

Granite for the foundation of A. N. j.
Lovejoy's new house, to be built on Chapel
street, is being hauled. Work on the
building will soon begin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

The June quarterly payment of pensions
at the Augusta office begins today. It's
the first one under Captain Blacks admin
| iatratioD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

State Superintendent of Schools Luce
will leave today for Castine, to make an e1.
animation of the Normal school at that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

Charles Greenwood, hardware mer-
chant of Boston, aud at one time engaged
in the same business in Augusta, was in
the city, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

Paul Ashlen, the insane man mentioned
in Saturdays JoURN.,E, was taken to his old
home in Canada, by friends on Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

c. c. Hunt expects to move out to Cob
bosseecontee lake very soon, where he will
pass the summer at his cczy cottage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

The schooner Kenner is at the wharf for
a cargo of paving blocks from the quarry
of the Augusta Granite Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

Mrs. A. M. Really, who has been visiting
in the city, returned to her home in Port
land, Oregon, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04
Local Notices.
Horse Owners Take Notice.

The entire stock in the store recently oc-
cupied by Geo. Doughty, consisting OF bar
ness, blankets, lap robes, fly nets, Whips,
halters, brushes, &C., together with trunks
and and-bags, will be sold during the ntH
10 days by X. w. Soule at less than the
cost in New York or Boston. A sewing
machine and water motor at half price.
The Kennebec Steam Carpet Cleaner WI
close the spring season Saturday, June 9.n.
juneld7t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

Mrs. Blaine and daughter, Mrs. Dam.
rosch, arrived in the city, Saturday after
noon, on the 3. 80 train.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

Garden aud field seeds, at F. L. WeoDefs
227 Water ST., Augusta. marioou
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

This week only. 10 pictures for 20 cts
doors above Brunswick Hotel, water Dr.
Gardiner. jrneidI~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

f. w. Boynton left for Portland, Sstur-
day, on business in connection with the A.
10. L. W. Lodge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

George Z. Hathaway, the JoursMs
Gardiner reporter, was in tie city Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

The homeopathic doctors will hold their
State convention in this city Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-04

Times are very hard in the West" said
a man, Saturday, who had come from there.
The Washington times., 1894-12-30

yited into their hospitable homes, acknowl-
edges that the hostesses' feet are indisputably
the most gracefully shoed on the continent.
For instance, no San Francisco woman-I
mean among the set particular in this score
wears kid, either gIace suede. indoors.
Black satin is in vogue. As soon as she en-
ters her home, walking or driving shoes are
taken off and her feet slipped into dainty
sbapely black satin boots, lined with heavy
white satin and fastened with many small
polished buttons.
1t is only en- very great occasions that the
satin boot gives place to the satin slipper.
These women have learned the French
womans knowledge of art and know that
unless one possesses an exceptionally we'll
turned ankle, slippers emphasize the defects
that Eoois conceal None OF the dressiness
attached to slippers is lost, for the long
vamped high-heeled, perfectly-fltting black
satin boot gives distinction to the plainest
house gown.
Again there is no style OF shoe thar as SEEM
ingy diminishes size. The bulkiness Of
leather, the evidences of heavy stitching that
are inescapabie even in the best turned kid
shoe, are done away with. The smooth sur
face bears padding on the instep and can be
shaped upward into an Incredible arch UNDER
meath. One must pay 515 10 $50 for these
luxuries, aud be confronted with the fact that
one wears No. 81 instead of No. 4. but
these trivial grievances are quite overbal-
ancad by the other qualities OF comfort. ese-
gance and good taste, for. to quote an East
- -. =
The Washington times., 1894-12-30
how PARIS HONORS
THE Jour DE- Ian"
II Is a Season of Good WIFI and
SWeetmeatS.
MORNING is SPENT AT HOME
But All Paris FlOcks to the Boule-
wards in the Afternoon.
MORNING is SPENT AT HOME
Everybody Laughs and Everybody is Politely
'konsieuredn and Madamed ed'-Good
Luck Supposed to Follow Every Penny
Given Away on the Day. and They Fairly
Nfn Men Kiss Each other on the Cheek.

PARIS, Dec. 29.-The Partisan New Year
has none OF the characteristics that mark its
Dther holidays.
1t is the day Of the year. as its French name
''iour &c Tan" implies; and where the other
fetes may be celebrated by functions, New
Year is time for all classes, for rich and
poor, high and low, alike
new leaf of good resolve OF all the world
is turned over, and the day is marked by a
childlshness aud diplomacy that seems
strangely commingled..
Family feuds are forgotten, and visiting
cards put up in little unsealed envelopes oi
the same size are sent TO even the most in.
different acquaintances.
The concierge. in whose black books one
has perhaps been written for period, is soft
ened with doBceur. Even the washer
woman rsust lie renembered: ana, If SO in
clined. you can, with perfect etiquette, add
another to the heap Of splendid bouquet:
that. covered with horns Of white paper anC
he'd with sashes of satin ribbon, lie in he
blanchisserie window.
Good luck is supposed to follow ever,
The Washington times., 1894-12-30

friend of the other sex into the restaurant,
AMI the same method was adopted, only she
became chef OF the occasion.
Now that the idea has caught on, II Is no
unusual sight after the theater to find many
quiet little groups around restaurant tables
occupied by chatting dish and samovar The
young women or chaperone cooks while the
men either help or look on. Walters who
are liberally tipped, stand about and seem
rather to enjoy the novelty than disapproye
OF it.
Organized society has herstofore looked
disapprovingly upon the habits of those
known as conventional anarchists; but, 10. a
change has taken place, now the cult OF
the Bohemians has become the cult OF the
social Brahmins
The Washington times., 1894-12-30
PARIsIAN BOOT MAKERS.
Fastidious Frisco Women are Devotees to
the Satin Shoe.

Fastidious Frisco Women are Devotees to
the Satin Shoe.
English women are teaching American
women some important fact, about foot gear.
We know to-day that touch OF patent leather
removes tho shoe from street use, except in
the case of walking to and from afternoon
teas or luncheon. That Only seal or calf skin
suits the pavements. that low snoe5 are to be
reserved for summer wear, that spats are not
good form, except for men. and that laced
shoes. are the smart thing for the forenoon.
Ne have also learned to say 'uootmaker," !"
instead of .shoeman'' and to place our boots
carsfuily away on trees in row, instead
OF hang ng them in the compartments OF a
i linen shoe bag.
But when it comes TO dressing the feet for
the house. commend me to French art. Pos
sibly there is no clique of fashionable women
! in the United States who acknowledge this as
universally as Go the social leaders Of San
Francisco.
There exists In one of the narrow avenues
in Paris bootmaker who asserts that his San
Francisco trade would reap him n respectable
income il he had no other custo ners. He
can exhibit on the shelves of his little shop
the wooden lasts OF every society woman of
the Gate City, wi h but very few exceptions.
Buying French house shoes is mono mania
with tness westernefs, and the stranger in
The Washington times., 1894-12-30

priding himself all the while on the fact that
the most talked of men of the hour use his
kitchen TO obtain their nightly sustenanee.
few weeks ago at cafe whore il takes
more than respectable income 10 dine, 3
young society man who prides himself upon
his epicursan fastidiousness, objected to the
manner In which his oysters were prepared.
Fetch me a channg dish," he said. 10 the
astonished waiter, 'and III show you what
oysters TO the taste arc Ike" The dish was
brought and some few friends strolled over to
see the thing well done. Admirably executed
was the dish, aud the men eat with the gusto
that follows activity
The next evening the young man brought