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Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
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freibeit aIs Elm natiirli9es 8e9t gu forz
bern, beffen man ft9 nur aus &idit9t auf
Die Nnf9auungen zines S6eileS Der 8eb0l=
ter1ng gum She'll begeben min, bettelt man
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6Gngung Der Seniter urb S6iiren ~an5uorbz
men, un6 bomit lit ieber perniinftigen Mnz
f~orDerung 8eniige g~eleiftet. Mber in Seem
ODrt fat man e8 nun einmal nit einem an
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muB man bait anbere Satten auf3te6en.
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Der Staat fH6 in Die Qebensgepobn6eiten
fetner &Iirger einmif9t, am SDiten, tpel9ea
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metnDen, aus tpel@en er iib 3uIammenfeBt,
8pri6riften iber bic Dirt un6 MetIe i6rer
2ebenSfii3rung gu MAIDEN.
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10 penig pie Der 8unb ftb Elm foI9es &e9t
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@s 1T Oes6alb gang unb gar unrepubltz
fantf3, penn Der Staat ii9 cine polt3eilt3e
Ma3tbefugniB iiber Die @emeinbe in DIM
gen anmaBt, tpeI6e btefe gang alIein betref=
fen. $50 es ft3 UNI 9tnge banbeIt, bic ben
Staat als 9an3es betreffen, toumt benz
@tuat cine poli5eiIi9e 8efugntB 3u, ME our
@erbiitung bes Im1t8greifens BON anTtez
denben& rantbetten unb bag 1T olt3 Der
etn3ige Mnfpru9, ben unIer Stuat eSQtnoi8
big ieBt auf cine polt3eilthe 8efugniB err
Aoben bat, bur3 @tnIeBung elmer @eI unbz
bettspoli3et, bic iebO3 audi pteber unter
ftdottf4er &OntroQe 1te6t unb muir ba, fpo
oas Snterefe Des @eIammttaates in 9rage
tDmmt, Der itaatIt6en SberIeitung unterz
tporfen lit. Die P~olt5eigepalt in @anitdtsz
ongelegenbeiten iibt au9 nteber Der 8unb
ben Staaten gegeniiber aus. Stuat uno
8uno be19rGnten it9 aliD bier auf bic aQerz
notbmenoigite @usibung i6rer 8Dli3eigez
malt.
Mtt biefem @runb1aB bon Der 8oGiaeiqez
malt tit ba uno bort f9reienber MiBbrau6
getrteben tpor0en, I'M ben Stdat unter bic
8etpalt Der Semperen3ler gu brinqen un6
oa baben mir eS benin erlebt, baB an Orten,
fpo Die SrtspoIi3ei fi9 ni6t gu @~erf3euqen
Der Semperen5ler bergeben po1te, bic 96ers
gen Des @taates, Die ~fogenannten @taatsz
con1tdbler, in bic Mo6nungen Der 8irqer
etngeOrungen finb unb i'm Namen bes Sc
ieBes 0}Orb nnb SObtf6Gag beriibt baben.
Sn Jtetp yort lit e8 cine bonn Staat elm
9e1eBte @cciiezGpmmtfton, tpeG@e bic 0ugz
tu3run9 bes ftaatli6en @onntaqsqeTebeg be-
1or9t' 0ieie Nusfii6rung bIei6t inbe1sn
eoer Der tdbtif9en 9oGt3ei iiberGafen, Die
f%n1Otern eine @toatspoGiaei 1T, aIs tire
ober1te Se6Orbe, Die aus brei MitqGtebern
be1tebenOe PoGi8eicommifton, ebenfo ME bic
Acct1ez@ommiiion, bom @ouberneur err
na1tnt iptrb. N}an peiB aus ben Qerofp'z
19en %@ntbiiuungen, pie bieTe goliaei Sic
~onitanotgen Wtrt6e 6rangTaGirt unb Die UNI
enltanot9et gegen angemefTene 8e3a6lunq
be9un1t1gt bat. Set benz Mmtsantritt bes
|Fa9ors Strong mag Otefes 8egiinftigung8z
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

Bel benz Die 8laur0de lei9te @unben babon
trugen, tpd6renb @canlan unberTehrt blieb.
DIS bieier enblt3 feline gan3e N}unition Derz
f9ohen bate, ergab er fi6 unb purbe nit
Dem S%rauen5tmmer na3 Dem GOuntpz@e@
fdngntB gebra@t. Ser ltrt6etlsIpru9 Der
8ef6porenen iiber i'm %lautete, tpte erfpd6nt,
auf 5e9n Sabre 3u9t6austrafe, uG6renb
Die Mott nit flint Sabren babon fam.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
abemnhlatt, aaenIfae, 10. Mtarg 1895.

blieb es ou9 beim bGoBen SabelsauSTpru9.
50 lit benin infer @efebbu4 Dor einem net
teren perriidten @efeB, an benen es obnebin
feinen MangeG leibet, bepabrt g%e6fieben unb
unier @ternenbanner f~lattert bod MD ito13
unb unentnetbt iiber Der Ge6urtsifd Der
Sreibeit unO Der unberGuBerli6en Menfdene
re6te.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

- Sn GbanitOn trat beute Nu6mittuq
um 2 lt6r Die republifanii DE Contention
CUR @ufftelung Der @anbibaten fir bic ftGbz
ttfaen Nemter 3ufammen. @tQiam 81.
Op9e bat Die meiiten Nusfi9ten fir bas
W(anDrsomt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

Tint Steaun9iudenben BET ber eeoenz
ipdrttgen GOt3Iage bas GrGansen BON 8ez
f6dfttgung 81 erleibtern, nimmt 6aS
teaengeiu6e unentgeltLt6 ouf.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
GiPen6aRn~ GaRrpRdne.

fSbica8u 6 Gprtbtue EFT eru= GtIenbabu - 9ifet
y DitCeS: g}ps. 206-2O8 @lort=StroRe, on her
SGtle9 Aoenue Station uuO an Depot. gfe GBeass
unh &tusie=StraBe.
Nhsobr+ 0rs,.,sI
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

gfr brtngen in Ob1em bs @Hb bn 5rau NuguHa SpGnes, Der erfen 5rau,
y. js ds 9rOBe SPer comBonirt Bat 5raH 9Olmss compOnnts bic 0@r -8ot
Die Ioeben in parts cnen bur6f9ldgenben @rfog e3et BAT. Sic 1T
nun eme tiGti9s @OmPOntfin, iOnOern malt AUDI gn8 Dorrsfftf. Sbr Batter
mar elm ibhr in SrLanb, Der Rbob bor 40 Sa6ren na9 6rantuu6 ausgepanogt tit.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

NbisaaO,. Rod SsIamo & gacttczsahu. :
= : y; Pa1lo9!er=Statton 8au 8urens Str, Elm 9Io3
IuolIp pom Sooro OT &rooe. Sidet.Gfnce: 104 GIarttr
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
Gbteaap 4 gsef Mftnieonz@ahn

2urdfobrenbe 3H9e mad @ranb &upibs, Ntusfeqan,
SroDerie @itD, Gborleootr, 8etDsfep, Spp 8letp, uerz
IoIIen IL, =Str.- Station, Safe SrOnt. Stabt=Ofice:
81 @lort Ctr. Srobt=@gent 1913 Start Str.
3ige.. Abfabrt @utrnTt
Mobenta9e burdbIaurenbe Gpabes. 8:25 WE. 1:25 g.
WDbentage, 8uffet=parlor=gars.. 500 %. b6:5O u.
Seoen Sag S9laf=@ars .......... Has q. 7;20N.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
Mae15E- No11oT: nne @aaetfon.etE.
2eHILusOeus
SpnutooS.

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ane bnraseb:nOen Sase Don bsF GentraI.stattoE
=: StraBs uae Bart 5tolp. i3Hge ffr ben Saosa toshes
eSenTals an p. StroBe. SO. StraBe nnb 2DOe yort g4
noTnten gerSen. 9idets in Der GtootsOtfoS 1874 Sae
Sl9rts9trabe, uno I'M Arhitpriun1.p OteL
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

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M!eE Som1ta9. Aus9enommeu Otontag. o S6brt
Iagil9 aIs &Dfol=3u9 BON 9es Wtotnes surid.
YeorIo Shlattpa9en ipirb benz Sig 5tpe Samftag
Abenbs ougebdngt.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

(Sbiceao, Wttltv aufee 6 at. 9amE=GtfenBabn.
" Stn St=3tGet=Sffce IS Mname=StroEe; 9elepbpue
219o Drain. nniOn 8ufin9ier .StottOn g6naIs abams.
uuo W~taotiou=Str0Be.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

@bfabrt lWnfInft
SSG9te!su9 mad 9eS Wtotnes 900. = SOOM % 500
Sntnots, Soma NIB 9eortosGrpreR' $780, T' 2:30 q
0tInne9pOlts, StY. g Siour 9EauS.' $3.50 sd. 1906 81
Soltet Accommodation .. 4O5 g. Gas 81
az @'S9nlnnooattoit ...:.: 4;50 9f+ 8:55 DC
@olorobO & 5eras GrpreB. ... . 600 81 '1OOOWt
BIG Stoe nab 9euper, Solo. @pos.
BueblU. oia Omaha 6 &tncoln' : 1000 Q' $40 1
Smabo, ct. Saul g. 8enper 1910 QT 6;OO9 sd
YeOria, S5foIpofn g. Gnn Gin + 1O.10 9ng 7.I0 gg
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

6rQn0 RQpto8 3uQt pi0 6. s &c. so. Babn, a6fahrt
1926 W.; $500 g.; 'n;S q aufunft: '7;2O 3D.:
+1:25 g.: 1859 u.
6roa6 9aapibs pra @. q. & 8. r. S., Rbfakrt: 1850
g.; 1870 u. @nfunft: '7:lO ~; 1905 9.
'XG0r4 + auso.u. 6onntaos. / @usGsu. Ttontns.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

cSte stt6eIzRIate!- SSeEp 9arF Ghfeaas
ttts ct. &suts=GtScnGahu.
SepOt; @fe Start unb 3p0Ifter Strase.
tS68lte. + Id9lld, auS9en. Count QbfobrI Tgnf1nf:
Seis@29O 60 \ SlsoeIanO 9taiI 3 GgpreBTF 7:85 I'd TOO q
gtelp Dort s. Bolton @TpreB........ 500 9I S:G0T
Megen Der Soprpreiie Obsr getteu in SdIofrpdesn rto.
eel 38e Main.
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16
9 CHICAGO & kLTON-UNI0 PASSENGER STATEN
Canal Street, between Madison and Adams SITS.
Ticlro+ nfSoa 1OE Go,,+b Clartr -
BIG EOUR-ROuTE

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SuB BON q. unO 80. Str. 2tdets Offices: 23A SIorfsStr
uu6 i'm Nuottprium SpteL. Qbfobrt 9InTrrft
ollie Siqe taglid. -
&inCinnati I0o=&rpreB. e.Oo SIP s.oo 81
GtueiuHati gsa1t.Grpreb. ......,, $40 81 S:SS ga
Abendblatt., 1895-03-16

ESDtease 6 @Gfsesg SRTnniB Gtembana.-
W 3~IdetsOfiites 230 GIarf.Str.. @u6itprtumsanus
Hn6 8nfegier.Stotion, Dearborn. uuo QoIf=5t
.&o9!t9. tSOnnt0ss anSgen. Mbfahrt GrFgnff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10
Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
ARRANGEMENTS 0s TRAINS IN EFFECT DEC,
80, 1884.
Passenger Trains Leave Augusta as
Follows:
THROUGH TRAINS,

GOING WEST-6.S0 A. NJ for Lewiston.
hockland, Phillips, Rangcley. Portland, Bost m
ana Montreal; 1910 A. Nj. for Brunswick.
lewiston, Farmington, Phillips, Kinghcld.
Rock land, Portland aud Montreal Boston.
dairy Sundays includcd) $40 and S.45 u Nj;
ior Brunswick, Bath, Port land, Boston: II 90
80, "a SniEht iuiiman) every night for Lewis
ton, Bath, Portland and Boston.
roiNG fAST-l.b0 A. NJ. might express) for
Skowhegan, Belfast, Bangor, Bar Harbor, st
Stephen, st. John and Aroostook county; o. 81
a. NJ. for Waterville, Skowhegan and Bangor;
iz'S', Tor Waterville Oakland, Winthrop and
Lewiston; 341 =. NJ for Waterville, Oakland.
Skowhcgan, Belfast, Bangor, st. Stephen, St
J ohn and Aroostook county; slS r. NJ,
Tor WaterVille; 9.l5 A. NJ. Sundays only) for
Watervllle and Bangor; $40 y. NJ. (Sundays
only Tor Waterville. Bangor and st. John.
The Night Pullman Train going East at l. so
a: M, gong West at HOO I. NJ, runs every
night, Sunday included, connecting for and
rom Lewiston, but not to Skowhegan on Mon
lay mornings. or to Belfast, Dexter or beyond
Bangor, Sunday mornings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10
AFTER , Ball.

Dan DAILY will apr at the Augusta
Opera house; next nday evening, in
After the Ball" Lewiston Jour.
nal speaks of it as foEs:
"A fair sized houseas delighted with
the funny situation this clever piece,
on Saturday eveningad it went with a
rush from first to last.In the comedy,
Mr.. Dan DAILY plays thle of Paul Gibbs.
q young broker--a roltat fits him well
and that displays SORT helpless, happy
go-lucky, self containe6medy, that has
been so well exemplifieby Mr. DAILY in
other lines. The first { in some re
spects ris1ue in situations redeemed by
its consistent humOr andthe unfiagging
zeal and activity of the coany. 1t turns
upon the danger of NOV out and mov-
ing into a fiat OF. the saI1ay, and of the
troubles that are likely nsue when a
young man returns, sofhat dazzled,
After the Ball. to the stments that
he has that day legally We'd. As for
the rest, the play turns ulthc troubles
of a mistaken identity, difficulties of
counting two girls at there time, es-
pecially when the girls are ,hbors with
a grand final denouem that lets
everything out happily.
Mr.. Daily has a good cony of clever
people. Mr.. Drake is "A irior actor,
and Mr.. Hicks as well. Tidies were
pleasing, and especially to tmmcndcd
was the singing of Miss Bon, who has
a pleasant voice and who, ahall, has a
good method of singing andgs with
out the constant forcing of voice so
common in stage soubrcttes. he Cali !
fornia quartet is, by all methe best
male quartet we have hear Music
hall stage this season. Their strong
probability that the companyy play
a return engagement in Levi, Jan.
Is. They go from here to Phd and
have been engaged to play the Bene-
fit at Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10

The officers of Rose Of Sharon Chapter
O. r. S, We're installed, last evening, al
Masonic hall, by Past Grand Patron II
o. Halves of Hallowell: Mrs. J. f. Kings
ley, worthy matron; W. S. Ames, worthy
patron; Mrs. S. G. Webster associate
matron; Mrs d. W. Emery, treas Miss
Grace Hall, sec. Mrs f. p. Smart, con
ductor; Mrs. W. C. Perry, ac con- Miss
Angie Mansfield, A.. Miss Bessie Lynn,
r.. Miss Blanche Davis, f. Miss Lottic
J. Morse, NJ. Miss Mabel Lynn, E. Mrs.
H. l.. Morrill,, wardcr; Mrs, Chas Gun
bingham, chaplain; Mrs +. b. Smith.
marshall Miss Incz Hill, organst; j. b.
Lawrence, sen. After the installation a
banquet was served, and n grand good
time was had by all. The chapter is in
nourishing condition and has about 100
members.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10

PRESIDENT BuFleish Talks With Journal M,
About The New Railroad.

HON A. A. Burleigh, president of tb
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad. was in III,
Guy Yesterday, and was seen by a Journa
reporter in relation to the new road fo,
the Ganlen of Maine.
wen, Mr.. Burleigh, the Aroostoob
railroad has reached Caribou, and repula,
trains are running, 1 understand was
the reporters first remark.
p" Yes" he replied, land the people ot
northern Maine greatly appreciate the
privilege OF railroad communication
trayersing that fertile section of their
county Plenty OF business awaits the
road and more will gradually deyelop
The rapid Iuccess of the new road is an.
parent"
"Will week begin next spring and the
branch toAshland.' was the Journal
mans next ucstion.
There is doubt but that it will, ne
the people ring along the line where
the road isproposed to run seem very
anxious that should be built, and will
do all they posibly can to have it con
structcd at on. 1t is probable that the
branch will i've the main line between
Houlton and bwnville at Oakfield and
run in directine to the great lumber
and water pOwt town of Aroostook coun- {!
ty.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10

1t has for long time been the belief
that meters for gas and water were not rs
reliable as the companies would like t.
have consumers believe. Interested per
ions at Mannheim, Germany, have been
investigating meters, with results not at
all favorable to the meters themselves.
Many of them have registered far more
than was consumed, and, as a rule, thcy
were neither accurate nor regular. The
vibrations due to bad plumbing and other
causes accounted for some of the waste,
and check valve and air chamber were
recommended in order to cqualize the
pressure. 1t is said that very sudden shut
ting off of either gas or water will cause
the meter to overregister. There should
be some simple and effective way to rcgu
late meters. As matters now stand the
producer has things all his own way, and
the consumer has no redress whatever
New York Ledger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10
I'm Old Kentucky"

"In Old Kentucky, which Is seen
here shortly, is one of the mostorate
and expensive productions of year.
As may be imagined, the story d in
Kentucky, and fine opportun are
offered for scenic display. The plens
in the mountains of Southern hky
and the scene shifts to the bcautI ue
Grass region, where the audicnccA cn
an excellent idea of all that Is tyof
Kentucky life. There is stirHce
between genuine Kentucky horSd
numerous other exciting scenes OFF,
inc interest. "In Old kentucky e
greatest success of the season. It's
here direct from its long run at tn
ton theatre where it ran ten weeks
mense audiences. A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10

Cushnoc Social Club will hold its trad
ing post in Meonian hall the three las'
DAYS of this month and will provide en-
tertainments that will be enjoyable ano
first class A little drama will be pre-
sented the first evening and on the SECOND
the Cobbosseecontce Club will play the
comedy "Patty McFlynn Joining the or
der of Fin Pan Knights. Pat Will tax
three degrees and it is said that everyone
present will laugh until their sides arr
sore. The distributing of the large mum
Der of presents will occupy the last eve
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10
Nominations by the Governor.

The following nominations have bee,
made by Governor Cleaves:
Committee to examine the accounts O
the State Treasurer-L G. Downes
Calais; Horace c. Little, Lewiston; Will
lam II. Moulton, Portland; r. S. Part
ridge, Whitetield; Edward f. Chase, Blue
hill
Trustee of the State Reform School
Albion Little, Portland.
Judge of the Rockland Police Court
Gordon NJ. Hicks Rockland.
commissioner of HarbOr AMI Tidal
Waters-Henry Fox, Portland.
Commissioners to take Birds, their
Nests and Eggs for Scientific PURPOSES
robert f. Chapman, Portland.
10 Acknowledge Deeds Administer
Oaths and Solcmnize MISUNDERSTANDING
l.. Green, Brewer; NJ. A. Hayward
Presque Isc
Coroner-John W. Ballou, Bath.
Trial Justice-Charles W. Fuller. Liver
more; f. S. Clark, Eden; Otis Cornforth,
Unity
Notary Public-H. C. Brewer. Free
port; George Webster Bangor: James II.
Murch, Newport; George H. Hayes East
port; Gorham n Weymouth, Biddeford.
Justice of the Peace and Quorum-H.
c. Brewer, Freeport; George A. Bryant,
Moro Plantation; Charles G. Bellemy,
kittery; Daniel Deasy, Gouldsboro;
Joseph Farwell, Unity; Fred L. Frazier,
Ellsworth; Harry A. Friend, Etpa;
Charles B. Gilman, Bingham; Fred c.
Hill, Corinth; Ernest A. Hicks, Portland;
e. l.. Kingman, Hancock; William
Lyons, Westbrook; Charles W. Noyes,
Orono; Harry p, Reed, China; W. A.
Remick, Bucksport; Augustus j. Staples,
~tandish; Charles f. Sanborn, Parsons
ield; George Webster, Bangor; Benjamin
Williams, Freedom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10
New Corporations.

+. o. Brown Company, organlzco AZ
Portland, for the purpose of manufactur'
ing and dealing in merchandise, especiai'
ly boots and Shoes has filed certificate
Capital stock, 800. 900, of which $500 is
paid in. President, +. o. Brown OF Dos
ton; treasurer, C. H. Maenry OF Danvers'
Mass
C. W. Waldron Company, organized AZ
Belfast, for the purpose of buying, selling
and developing land, has filed certinca'e
Capital stock, $4,000, of which nothing Il
paid in. President, C. w. Waldron OF NO
Vassalboro; treasurer, +. +. Hanson o.
Belfast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10
Harry LindIey in My Queen.

Harry Lindley again had cr9
bousc Mt Meonian hall, last evening.
presented the great ladies play, in
acts. MY Queen, to the satisfacti
the audience. Mr.. Lindley in hims'
n whole team and as John W. Wal
last night, kept the house in an up
The support was good. Little Eth
little Oueen and in her songs and ri
tiops was charming.
Tonight the company will present
Inside Track" by permission OF I
RyrOn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.

X run daily, Sundays included. runs sun
days only.
through tickets to California and all points
south and West may be had of +. H. Walker
tlcket agent, Augusta, the only Office in Angus
Ia selling via all routes and checkin baggage
free of expense.
PAYsoN TUCKER Vice Pres and Gen, Manaper
+. Il. BooTHBY, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket Agent
PORTLAND, Dec. 2S, 1894.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10
Assem- eNTs.


This play is pfntcd by one of the
clevercst compani in existence, every
one of them beinespccially selected for
their atlaptabil1ty' portraying the char
acter they rcprescl The star, Miss Lii
liam Kennedy, is .c brightest ingcnu
soubrette in Amca and in this comedy
he has role VIII give full Scope to
her wonderful versalty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10
..she Couldn't Marry Three.

No company that we have ever heal
If has ever come to our city with sue
favorable couriers as "She oouioh
Marry Three" They have the unan
nous endorsement of the New York Pres
and this, you may rest assured, Will
,,,,,r only chance to see this superior con
pany. as they will make no stops go'f
from San Francisco to New York cit
We have no doubt of their success her
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10
Married.
MISCELLANEOUS

MISCELLANEOUS.
,,,.,:. Falls Texas-Jan. ., Louis Suecke
ISn ra Fuller. formerly of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10

Hiawatha Council will install o''cers
Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10

George W. Gray, the efficient engineer
of the Maine General Hospital at Port
land, was in the city, Wednesday ai'er
noon, and made the Journal pleasant
CALL Mr.. Gray has been connected WITH
the hospital upwards of Is years, ana a
better man for the responsible position nc
occupies could not be found in the Staee'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-01-10

O. stewart has been appointed superln
,.ndent of motive power and equipment
T " Comins, superintendent OF bridges
On the Bangor & Aroostook.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-08-28

No Wonder Her Hair Turned White.
"Mr. Dusenberry, here's the story
Of mans hair turned white from
fright. Now, that's a little hard to
believe, isn't it,"
ooh, no, my dear! The medical
books are full of such cases. I once
saw a girls hair turn white right
before my own eyes. She was on q
chair back reaching for preserves on
the top shelf of pantry. The chair
tilted, ard she fell heavily to the
floor
"And her hair turned white?"
when I helped her up, her hair
was as white as the wall -
"Oh, that's an exaggeration, Mr..
Dusenberry! Caused by fright, was
it?"
"Well, Idon't know that I'll Insist
upon that part of it, my dear. She
had landed her head in the -four
barrel. "-Philadelphia Times.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-08-28
Glass and Water.

The decomposition Of glass by wa
ter has been made the subject of a
long series of experiments by Foers-
ter, who finds that the weathering
of glass is caused by the decompos
ing action of the atmospheric mois-
ture, and that the carbonio anhydride
of the air does not act directly on
the glass, but only on the alkaline
products Of the aqueous decomposi-
ton. He further finds that dry car
bonic anhydride is without action on
dry glass, and there is no proof that
water can be retained by glass ex-
cept when it enters into chemical
combination with the same. Itap-
pears, too, that the weathering of
glass and the decomposition of glass
by water are similar processes, both
being preceded by the taking up Of
water into the glass molecule, but
the surface changes caused by
weathering are comparatively slight
with good glass, and the action OF
water on weathered glass is only
temporarily more rapid than it is
on new glass. Lime glasses are more
microscopic and weather more east
~ the more easily they are attacked
by water, and even after long action
of water glass is still capable of be.
ing weathered. York Sun.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1895-08-28
THE WEB OF LIFE.

A thousand busy fingers
Day and night
Weave wondrous web Of mingled
Shade and light.
Oh the glory of its beauty
AS it swiftly is enrolled'
Oh, the shining of its silver threads,
The flashing Of Its goldi
Tho devices quaint and rare,
Which the Pickering and the cleaning
OF its mystic tissue bear!
Bright rs the dew
To the lily cup given
Soft as the blue
OF the midsummer heaven.
Slowly, slowly, slowly,
The glowing gold grows dim.
The busy fingers silently instead
Weave in the darkness of sable thread.
The early splendor waxeth cold and dead,
As when at yesper hour
A cry Of human woe shall overpower
The iubilate Of choral hymn,
For the child asleep ON the mothor's breast
Is the marvellous web begun.
When the daisies bloom on the old mans grave
The web of life Is DONE
Bending from heaven,
Joyous OF grievlng,
Angels watch over
The web in its weaving.
o tried and true,
How shall the garment be wrought for you,
That your souls may stand
Crowned and exultant at Gods right hnnd2
No richer gem in the dindem
Encircling munarch's brow appears
Than the priceless pearls of mothers tears
For charm against the tempter's snares
Weave in the gold of a mothers prayers.
Tinsel Of falsehood
Glisten thoro never;
Truth alone dureth
Forever and ever.
Weave in the might of woman's heart
Tho strength of hero's soul.
So shall your garments be silken soft
When you reach the distant goal,
But strong as the knights Of long agone.
When they went forth to fight with their ar
NOR ON.
o dearly loved,
When the.day IS done,
May angels rejoice
In victory woni
And your robes be free from travel stain.
Washed in the blood Of the Lamb that was slain
Gail Hamilton.