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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-20

Frank Clark received very large new
turning lathe. yesterday, for his machine
shop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-20

Mayor Bcal of Bangor, was one of the
distinguished visitors to the city, Tues
day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-20

The following law decisions were an
nounced yesterday and rescripts received
by Clerk OF Courts Choate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-20

FRANK r. NOBLE, Agent. Augusta.
j. ID. REYNOLDS & Co., Agent, Waterville.
mar6dlaw3w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-03-20
Augusta Lodge Directory.

"A CusHNoc R. A. CHAPTER, No. 43,
Special convocation.
NJ THURSDAY EVE, MAR. 81, at 7.3o
y~N O'Clock.
M Work in p. and M. E. M. Degrees. Re-
vi fresbments. A. r. MURPHY, H. p.
- H. A. HEATH. Sec.
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USEFUL AND SUCCESSIVE

-&1lHtsr wrInTsBf i-ollers wflnh Hs1
smiled with rninre6 rinGhef NV rubbing
witt Z dsiuth sIitlIrH1ed with 4.nsl al
1aiintse Hnd 1nul snlnlling JARS Hnd
csEns asan liss pn-,isEs.sty sswrstHnet iby i'm
1nle them stHnd six IL salr'hl fiirs flisd
with cry saHltfh .st1rI4h T. Milnfx n
Gt-alisa .annt FH1.usr
Apple 1rn.-FsH~t anl scnrf sate telszean
iulcs alinit.s aru1 8fian IN ssmssll 9i,srfx
tEne aeans n 1iffsee l1lafts n ws1ef with
1wa aisef.s m lnmpn 1sael When sEitl,
pnss ailt pulp 1irrnnelt 4 nHir' sievt and
twast1sn With a pfuinG n4 sueGEr ha6
1it s1rsinah lnins sa1 3 laman. sen
tsitte 1b ranl lsnn zA-iEIi1r1elss Ba-
zar
-iitatikilarrw 'sizf,aenns-llhis h essd
I'm 1ts GstlinreI r auneh. hihiae sDfnr
fl tt,ssf ui 1hin nrtisn 1nHst unH burner
we'll. Lime Iht isfi1anm and ssititas N a
nnatt tiile- q ih w,f1sh n. Hnh Il a 4ii4 iissh
with hianh har,,,iss lsanizer closely isnl
r'sisss-anslr tuiaewn xsi1n surtEr. Bake
hilI Ell hnur, iEnh saivse very eaia with
1fiini.s swes1 nrsam --Gnur1sx etH11it--
mEI
-3sniiad I,snsstifle -Tlo .unf el1p u4
slss-iE, afin TwD 1thtespennfnls ID wh1sr
lsnil II lInril ii viii sfiirisen in rnla
w1ssf. mn mn nAntir. bsiGf ahe vAlltt
ri ana age 10 draaEh, EnG atia the
pfiiieH sllrAr white nu1 lsaatine waIl
Illauaf 10 'IRssts .und i,as1 nnli Il aes'ins
10 rebl. 9'r7 nn vptlr s,If's sHftssf Il luas
i,erur,s rn6l Try n AnH wpn will 1if's
li.-Iarm, Hiaid Hnd f'iresi6s
--Gnnunster Iszsrn n-,sas.Has 1iIsssf
\ nDzan la-ra rnnnn nsi,s En6 1wnlvs
w.iI11s onions: mi three hHul11nIk On
sta 41vsr them. Hiasv nns1 he frs-
pH,.ed 1ht ,fiHT aht11nrtfHEnG, End n 1hs
m1rn rne lAp Them 20 tt-.airE; snak q erlp
Enh q daAl5 I'd mustard Sanl, ftrHin IL
Ep6 Hfif 1D 1hs etirnnl bars with fwn
spaur1ris nj w:hnls psrpani; pr1 Ihen
III B iAr, rpvnr xsfdh sinsrEr, Hna rsi,s
Ilssh1s Eesr IN asr plsra. Farmers
A Asiias.
-->amII Gunun bar Einiies - ash End
wine sann hundred small enssnln bars
gEnn lafHcf lnsm IN Jars; cpvee anem
wsf1h bnlIInp br,Ins ssarslna enough 10
tsH5 Kn ssrr lH1 n tsEEnd rws1zy+forE'
4 hours G'hsn 4Rtaf Iltsm plll. wslps., Espc
lilact IN CLEAN JARS END COVER with hf,1
riInarHr sllicrn vilft U1linn. Ivaslns
v.nnls nlgves, Drs s,nnce musaar1 sssec
iitrs.e blsdes II mHrs. Ilhfv viii fs
,.aaly I'm uss IN TWO w,eetzs-.1lrallpt
\ u.@uEta FARMER.
Il - iInillH ..Bum mbies -lEiE4 parnh a.
ii,111faa,. tlEl5 pnund ID pFwnarsea snr-sEr-
ONE .sssAspeuninl ri vanilla, fwa zAhlt-
4 <ipuanfnis al shsfrg. IfI-.es eggs Ent
( r9ns ounces Df flour Hasa ,inlfHar a.nt
ssIleHf Il a cream rz1l1l very Itefhds isHsi
The srcx w.irhnu1 snpE-nnirlg mi nfit
\ le i1uzBar and surhr. add the sherry,
Vanilla. and finally Jns si11se hour
issa1 we'll End har.u End nrnp N snfRl
sipoinHIls sin s aIctbJlv CREASED paper
fsa3ss un1ll q lisIicRHs 4r'pv,n N . mod
ts,'Ese owen, I,-lBnsHHn $n1gsl
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nmusv IN wnu.rn.

Iltat ggpexiafsn arises sars1n Rs sa vital
ssrsrss.1i1nies sssznsr in women. Thus ls
cons. .fallar Anssnr rss;nr-ensea, and All
WAYS wsah hna a51lle snccess. Some
ssr she shonla ne pelilsA blond sna
zslrrnr. others 1lnsl she rnnsi I've tall,
tan-,k and msllawv Society 9onrnRls
uhla sps-r -ach and fashionable woman
1fs,ssuaaHnl. y and. sef coul.ss. every foot
larha ssperdne is alhrs terTnea, The
sshiss sfEarncre.asIacs of hssnta5nl
woman, according Hsemlneni Anisarsf-
III. are regular aaslnrss, clear, 1nll
eps,s. q skin asrona rsFrases- glossy
f.xs-. q HhS-e, expressive and 5slrdy
small hand She mIsi also Know now
II, dress and how tn DO her hair, on she
5e,st.< half her aasl1T- hrs-y JACK
feFesvtsr considers h5s 9un zasliss'silas
ssla a,ssniisnl, whether she has al m
none ssf these attractions, Lowe i1Hns'
sa-rus defects ana0 basniles-shai IS
o. s,sls 1s is a5llAs bower After she re
,.3rl.s,s Mrs Jack he discovers thai ae'
pase Is q rur. her erss sc'ts1 l Qnlfs
straight ana her complexion Toar. ssai
al some 7,a-1aa cd his existence s<'e15s
rpaz considers woman uiih when M
! rs in 5fre. msse1har SHE he 50 er moi
-eaaar Aesrii7n1 The standard. There
sars. varies. and always wall. --'>d Lions
1p<,s.,eH,,
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Eall COSTUMES. =
@anss ~ FesDlnipe -z4spsssa fnr fniifv x'ss
ssf lsfss fsxtsiBnS.

Ranss aa Fesnlnipe s4sIa,sa r1r fsiiBv aiss
OF ths sshiBrs
THa1ls,-~irnaae gowns al whsie InsihH5r
are IN Is cr,thi 5spar 9ar Stly'tern les,' :
f1n1ans women Is they were lA She
ssar,lasr months The advantage sot
ssnr;h a rown as lhsi ii takes wear IN
the CITY SO well ahsl II is susi 1be
1flnc 10 r,r1 ON Sa- a short -un mp 10
town. MThlle linens. 1oa, are haloanc
ahtsir aR1,, and ARE rather newer than
mohairs em1 ARE generally nhae MI
more efaharafsslE. 4 very rrrdiy eos
TUNE in this s.fnf has the front breadth
Of i1s csfsi skirt e1Cea with gather
ed pnf al white In5usseltle .as sss't.
The hlorse waist has fined lining ana
q aieesp yaike of whine c'r5pure plain in
hssssS, Ar1 planted in front The sleerts
have ass,ce balloon FsnIfs <hruea several
11nes al the arunholes ana then tucked
five aames A Elasn white SILK SHOCK
ce.llar and w'hiBe rIsbSr heli woana
i7wita xrgnna the v-ais1 ana finishing =
in a big how are ADDED
dresses al LINEN 1hal are linen color
are mere os1en seen than 1he white
linen ones, ahorc'h tine present hiking
der THE less showv shades will hardly
ass1 bong. Siailnc-e,oleiiea shoes aisa
stockings now exactly masch Russian
linen dresses znd are the mesa cn--ssc;
accom- .,slnSnssnrs for them. In enc scrs
4af arcsssory this Ape rs ns-zaer4a-ag
hecamlnr To pink shoulders, alna thai
is in Ma-de Ansainelue tichus Of f'stasise
walah a snla lrn-ss all around sissea with
nArrow black velvet, which serve a.
light WRAPS over hare shonlaars.
There is pleasant prospect o1 hae
i1r gowns and soft drareraes opc.
mere sar house wra- EjsJle caars ~
ssise directory wila he wora rs caNccs
sion 10 the change OF STRIFE, hnl Sd,
who mixes the saar1-g-aastea gown MAI
wear the caal shaz1-uhssiea ana over /,
sasiar~8a~Snc sskar1 thai falls alrnas
from helow tbe hass lspe in srnn1- anl
shataies close and soft assnt the hi9
ana hack The perkr. siafSssa-s'sl
cee-ns never have seemed suSi ia'
r-se;ha thing for the aostess azs6 Ih'
ss,s-,salale is snG-e DO be the more nacfrr
assIne il train appear along slae Of il
-Sihsnara N@ns-
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ASSENT MINDED e.cfs$So&.
lxs.M 1ss R'lscwr0 s=6 fzsHprNssisIe nssiu1
Elpssn Hafur4rsrI.

xs-fsl <,tsmshnrtsrf is valuable in
sstruutnr al wnIfah N 1irt RlHnk nrlfva--
sslss. H'ha 5hs n-nfs.ssn, Is alf,ssri1-
minded VIZ ncel nm saw, itrtfr sssabirg
-tiasa hs has heitl Il msIhemsGius1l s,flsr
IN eshn st4ii university fur pwn1Jr weszf.s
siaf wst IL ma 1hf watss.igv ann 5rsEssrsrr
uresilan1 ff ttlis SAINT iifstiJuJiun 1s
lssAfa.i1le wthn sslaee htnfsel5 IN 1ff sffssl
Ann llii1 ms umbrella TO 1se1. IN did
sunf1hine liisf This, 10 rht t-r.rss slpt
pssfsmAntsrl trr,iniTmen1 al untiarFratfrr-
ssss i1rnD,9 Er1 this Is q rrne sssnyv ut
TrnI ssfppehsnlra. asph happened only
m Hsns suasrSstlstr.ilcTfvs s'ttber ltfaE.f
II sspl,sa-eth, Shen. 1tS1 9raf. Same
fsslies WINS, snmf 1ime -Rcn, s,lerseH ser,~
-ststafx at tine Falmssnir Fossil club arI
assaaiaasifn Stf srtsn1afr grntssnnn issf1,-
1sasaaa With aihs a1rliverslsp u wsx
dFtuna 1act,sst4iv ,.aearftte u arnmmuhf-
nats with esrh Inemhnr nf the sssrh,
hnh stssi from him sEn tsxp,asssipn ffsnpffr-
inn IN o rtE,srAfn ssf11ssllisfn. This work
narlIrtllr etspulweE iEpfsn 1itis senrssslRs'yE,
f'ras >stnr,ehenrs As II WITS Q uisTgss-
fSz a.fa fi,-sl In7pafsEnnce i,-s.ihtI1iss. II we
mistake nDl. 6anbah5np lass lhan 8 fossil
1an1ni,niI,, n u,as ttecihsa 'hp shs presi-
fitsniaa tine tsiuh THAI. q stamped anrelfsps
1tr-eesed IN 1ht sesrsxH,y I've ssnt.iossf
IN ssaeh ltslIuaf 1a 9anll3ra1e THE rasf,ly ns
THE Innfnhar ahfa-assea. f,rn4. SSorsc-
hss1lers s1lssnRr.ra 1lhe rnnim hniusliissus in
ms Ersiwhss office. c5nnef1ea with his
lecfi1resrnnm III 1f.n coliere tae 1oltiet
the ri-pnla-s F1 inquiries nsEr-s+nllw,
Hf-r,ssrd 1hs fistr snwelupes zs ahs Intsm-
hers and an epuhll nunber 10 hIuBsfEl,
1Ila. 50 1StIsl no mistake miphf 2rcxsur.
a iai1af,inp ssBuhena incoming sssrI in
1he ifssHureroam Bi,eHents Fa have hrsrtl
Iift 71rslftssssr making shtrs bu1 w'fslh
.,siIlssihe-.eh issmhr,sss 10 hInsa1I asor1
TIM i,ssrty fsf dgr.fitsr ailia <rsser1a. : Tins
msr hH simply al anpenuisn fd tine
snenfe. An1 aasiehin il Is THAI 3 3ew
nlinn1ss 1sSar. vshnn 1he professor
hurried from his T,r;iva1s roam safrtr
hasstile rriishif1e the v,n-,k I'd preparing
liha fslrnnlE- le1ats'.s and frtTgine them
an 4 1sitfr bnx fse hook a,cnssifsH 10 re-
auke an fnaolan1 1as,shTmsn faf ste tis-
fir,iata INTO vshinh he mad allowed mis-
ns,ies 10 FAIL, rinslrsc ~sl1h tine shser~'
Hiissn thai man ws1l.honi the ha tiii as1
xvsaem I'm ms work m'Rs IKE . sing
lfaiasi1se xs1rtrEHe aznasrslHrs
l The professor fanishrcd his lefsrr,+e
rwsfAvea ms mind sesvssr ornrasin problem.
IN 1riganomr1r-p Ear-iea awhile in Ths
lifrarr hna then walked home. iais
1lfe mel HIM Al the 6ssr with .
1sssnble6 iaca. The pas1man.r Shs
said, In q sssiaonx wsSice, has iIfss 1ss'
faH lsIa1s Sar vssn and they al seem
" re btilressea n g,nr own hsnaz-d1
an.. Mtll 6ees II 1nsan7r
anxssUlc,s1lan showed 1t meant ltls,
!. the predecessor issa enclosed fhe WRONG
en 4flapes and haa sfrr himself dist'
azgnals concerning tine s'nrnlnc qucs
s1en o5 fossil aeorFrdnss -Asrper'
MAr4zira
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xus,smn MiIIs,ss,-y.i

The FIRST Eu1umn Mnnets END hans
are ais lhs dark 1ancy. .xnrANs Ihri have
hann 80 pnlInlier I'll summer alht
Iass;olsei-w reds, xaaltst. brown with q
sheen q,n lit sometimes sshol wa1sa Dina,
and zniia1is snsass al ert,en straw win
r,ivaa 1ibt 900 mprh used black hnnntL.
The 1Epry i1r r-inh collars viii he fshr-
siissnlnrar noticaaible IN hats Green
An6 i,lus IN combination fIas MOI ve1
Ine,fn ao0 lnnrh usea I'D aesDr9y l1s nuEr-
IL.Ar,itv. and VIII he seen in shoi vtsi-
wers 51rmIIlg sine f,aws on AuinHln aaE-
nsts <i green straw On small low
T,u1tsh i,aInntrs these bows Will slrnor
asn tine ha1r, winnie I'M r'onna hats Ihfy
Ers ssrses1 i'm flgwsrSsfIspea 3s,aIss
Iihaux ar ~asslBss viii he warn Irsln-
Hna wlll ne ID enormous siza Shonrf
mRtis al rSbaon 1aoes lha1 ARE Dos1
ssioselr masssa 1oreshtr- Fonr al
dhass large rssstIi1tss wlll sufwouna dht
CROWN al xiaf tninlInsa straw hzss sinS
a smaller xnt VIII he placed nnassr 1hs
t-slm guife sEr hses On each si5e L
cnaantlezn ribbon Is moi nseas ssch
roselae msF he sad a separate coif'r'-'ont
sl-svsn a second f,lac.k the next rrseen,
ar1s 8 Fourth 9ilna To complete dnt
drumming q large black hIrd isposea IN
H-ean1. N else there ARE Two sInHllts,
birds, with their heads crossed Insi II
ir,an1 Of ths crown, ans Itssar wing
ana 1sl 5ssaIhtr-s spread ou1 howard
tine sllts.s and s1a1isa- aillEiIatsras Bazaar,
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s.aaxf...s. sssrA ssss ,se.h.

I met . nsAn yesterday who had sass
co1ne haeS from asne ci those nnrrc-
nsnaceahle towns Hp in sAe Penn>s iva
ma OH regions he haa been spending
I don't Snon how many nnonsas among
sAae >~cdes mp there, and he has a
great nanny things osea es them, tie
szrs thar lnsi before he aest--l car. I
remember the sowaAs rs-ae-shcrs ~ss
Methodist revival A ereas number
Of the Olsenx and Resers<ns ana kapa-
sens were converted To one OF slhern,
Neas Feic-sea- the header OF she mech
Sas sasas >>Neas> will yoa WORK sor
tsaass Ness shifted unezssavs A
Sessas~ yoa kaow, can't express any.
iaSnc at ali wssh his fAee, exceps the
aassonal xsoaSaStx- "Ae don't know.
he ssssa. Aesssasiag.s- ~Ae got n Tnas
rQs 81 iAs factory. Ae sAax sseey
ssas-ussAsnszsae Rosk
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SAMUEL msssr EXPLAIN.
Et Eathsr Csnsss ne ewn no lnswsd>gsae
gssssisn Arrtdsnt.

safE&Se &rfunfnE.
This here s5ecnracatr is ysnr1v dam.
rs.,ors amt ss.g" he asked al q Wood
ward awenue rasDancs1r On a rar conn
ING Down town.
Yes. qrsse dangerous, w'ss the re
FlH
Ill ran cot hala al live wire vor
rra shock, aaen1i yonsr
u g,nsss ven as.-
~ssns1 rolls yen all ever the rasa
tears rorr rnsl stp the hack ana shaks's
every blamed cent gu1 'of yaur pocket
sshgr
Yes, ii makes things Frersg Grelr.
ssavs ron had an experience"
NO moi exaeaaE, hut my son sam
has. he nslne to so~n one aar as,gn'
ls'o weeks Ago TO COLLECT a haa aef Ss5
and he didn't ris home For s~e days
When he showed uT he WAS the SAD
aesi sight Fon ever see
Bad ne taken hold oi a 1--we wa-~s
THAT'S what he said fae had .
Aaaes eve. three teeth knocked ont, .
hart On the head. and his s.ssfhcs w-ns
sA nud ana torn to ratiers.N
II sea- smiled the conductor. fss
rrssleea o lsre wire and cealianH1 9e'
ros~
Mo, he conlansa bet GO scr aeont te1
hanrs Wire ssnt playing with hiri
ana he conaaa's lei 60 Ii w'arss That
war, don't sis-
Sometimes, telsewc-r
~Rni whai can i understand = CON
fsnnaa the father, rs what becH-n o
them sfieen collars Ssm says the
asas consumed hs the accrraears- fni
thaa seems suaAr- no voa thank the,
Was consumer
~-Non cana 1ela what live WIRE wal
DO, - regasea the .onancter, as be fo1a
ed hrs arms ana look'ea WISE,
No. ] expect nols bui ycn SSn rcl
what sealer assoni my STE mI2a do
was hold hp $ zsrAuf this aasrzirs.
thai a TELLER ss she same name as IA
SaHa WIS s1zssssea and 1nea Ten 8c
lars far 6t-naSenpess abeal the llEs
ahsa lire wire was clisln' sa sss WORK
an E'ra coan, 6oo1a town TO see seoa
II II it p-ss sar-se other fsaler. 81
rzrhaS IL IL nas zar sam raa so Ascs
hezns and make haxa fhSas he has lar
wire in each hazsa ana a shna 2s'cirS
plant rSchs pn6e- hin, I'll >hosss ihel
ssseea collars zaser him or basi IN
zaashecn ana let al the aSchInsi
aoese~-Detr-eaa Free Press.
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Arr.aar fansr,r nnaaen.

A uersl a1aner-saaose arrangement IS
s.hawr.. having a slender e<saA frame,
with raass Aorper holders, in smoked
,.h-rsap,ssse, recalling It's sosnness and
ansSaafg the se~re2 o1 ahai narae~ in tire
share 81 9eIier-s, waih whsch the word
-->alve. ~Mas,psh-" ar aar sparorraase
rpsi4e can he 5o-1aea on the initials OF
s.be cns,sf af honar mar he spelled ont
in flowers. The Aaosl graceful sora oi
caxa ellsrnssat Or pretty sentiment 1as
he canceyssz sr a hostess in sAIs way,
N " M,a-da
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E-csa H4nA

SSH I've aaUa pretty seea- sssa
.ssAaap to ysnns Mr. Eaasaaser. al
aa@ars takes her 4 long ssSas se pat oa
her GOOD e5oiAss,
Tse-,e U-ss a erses sslsaos il -ss
broken sV 1ohnare
Some people aAaaS candy anil c'saa
sc- lssaae Aovs Ia eoAs never hS-a
ne Il ssaea<s --sks ~ zg .anc~ a1-
ie,ssss &c grew 7'--l sscAse asssS~ pa
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AMERICAN DaPl losaAcx.
sz@ eur Pssvssea uersns<snsrsrl~~a A1qnN
sn si,se Ess~N ~ N<xsrsnM

assw eur PSswssgA Esssns~enspsEi~en A1QnaR
In slse Es~A ~ N<Esrsu&
The Qarr,ee Espanol affects - Densj6-
ssr the Americans al no accgrnt aa4a1-
rnssscalSy, possessing ne moral ana IN
sesaecuuaa anhrence in the world, Ama
painrx tc the 5ara THAI the Cni&e1
Srssss have MOI yea proausca grwss
rensus We weld 10 nome IN enr -
marathon for tho great men Of SFAans
no vss1 like Csiaeron hiss arisen in the
Jaalea STATES, no great sna xpasn&sA
rer5us like 0eswansrS, crt The OnrrN0
Es~snol shonaa remember than Span
atssas 6ocs MOI Tsrs6cce Snch giants -
the human intelleet every R'enerarsnn,
and il shena6 moi sorgea thar the AMef>
isaas come al that pr,caa rsee ahas -
given the weraa - ShakcSpsAre a~a >
Bacon. colossal minds rhe AeacnE ~
an TIE world, 10 ali hnmanssy> ereA -
DO Cerranse< and the splendid ODa>
aeron.
The Fsw1ch commissioners A1 -
waraa,s fair at Casrage have rnsae =
report THAI il won4a he w~aa Tor sAe
Corree Rspanol 10 revnelasA. IAe
frank ana candid Fsenchnea &vew
their assonssazaent Al the snnns6cenS
rrarasier the Cnaaea StAscs have 1aae
| scr csaacassan. Aa aSse schoni-AcusesA
which arc palaces, atJhe hace paeasA
libraries open to TIE poorest, al ~
rroaf s,aAlsshsne Aonscs ehseh give 70
4 iAe world more than soar safcaxana
4 s,scsrs a e~sr--sali exiseaces OF a 10
/ saa-sSahtr snre.iseinsa novcmcast ~Asta
fair nsnaca ssssas-sssssss ssssSe anto
sccoant
The Americans are not aawAy< sAaD>
ing sncccsses il diplomacy, and yst
snr American Haar point wssA pride -
stlylornats lsko Maaacg, &aacrsM anA
lowell ana 10 the great frAnkasn,
wAa. in simple eaaSzeux' dress ~ tAs
brilliant court 81 France. estasaea .
success thar oaa-schoca aspisnsscs> all
lace ana -nfass. saicAs we'll <lsy>
sometimes sAe Cnstra States sends 10
4arxsra countries ministers whn alN
eao,.s ard ambassadors waao Are asses>
hi 50 do European coanszscs. TIE hss.
/ terry Of whose diplomacy . xtrewn
with stores os absurd and pomtscna
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and Franslia ana has yet sc show =
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The Van Buren press., 1895-10-19
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spanarsnc in the solaovazsc converse
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wa=ran.~ sasa the leaa man VITA tae
yellow vest sof course, J snppcse, y
Is = rather tender snh5cet-- oh. :
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xsra yesterday sov ssrsiu1 - s<sak :
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-27
NORTH TOPEKA.
Items of Interest From the North Side
the RiXsr.

Items of Interest From the North Side of
the River.
]. P Wilson is building an addition to
his house on Quincy street
James Irving from the south side has
secured position with VIM. Green s.
Sons.
The young ladies missionary society of
the NJ E church met at the home of Rev.
Madison last evening.
Miss Alice Brown of Kansas City, who
has been visiting friends here the past
week, returned home today.
Harry Cornell returned yesterday from
Kansas City. and left last night for
Hutchinson, where he has secured a po-
sition as day clerk in hotel
Frank Connaughun, who has been
working in telegraph Office in Colora-
do, stopped On the north side this morn
ing, on his way to mis- home in St Marys.
Lodge s. Colvin, 119 and 121West Nor
ris street, prsprietors OF tho Capital AiY-
airy, Feed and Sale Stables. Horses board
ed at $40 per month Satisfaction guar
enteed-
For fly screen guaranteed against rust
for five years, for new process gasoline
stoves, and fer anything good in the
hardware line, go to Pratt Bros. North
Topeka.
Lukeas Bros, North Topeka, is the
place to buy Stutz & Walker buggies
aHd road wagons, surries, etc They are
the BEST to be found aad cheapest
A. J. Arnold & Son, S21 North Kansas
avenue. Prescriptions. a complete stock
of druggists suadries. Headquarters for
all of Munyon's Remedies
J. q. Heller. 1902 N. Kan. Ave, grocery
and meat market Good treatment and
a-I van can do hot
or here than elsewhere
The Magnet Restaurant aad Short
Order house, A J. Proaddk, $40 n. Kan.
ave. Wholesale fruits and confectionery.
Carriage repairing, painting aud trim
ming; general blac6snithing and horse
shooting. North Topeka Carriage works
1l5 and III Yves, Laurent street
Two horses were tried by the fire de-
partment this morning for wind and
speed. Chief Wilmarth has been trying
for long time to secure mate for n ed
the big sorrel that runs with the No. l
chemical engine but has been unsuccess-
full until this week.
Mrs Mary C. Tozier, mother of Chas
T. Bridge is 80 years old today Mr..
Bridge and his mother have never been
separated except for a few months at
any one time. She has some old keep
sakes, among which is an almanac of her
birth year 1913, wherein F is used for S
and they were sold for SO per gross. Ii
contains a lot of good reading. also is a
docket of the courts and a directory OF
the principal roads. Mrs. Tozier has two
sons and their families now living in
Boston where she spent her early mar
ried life. She has buried three sons and
two husbands. Her health is quite good
but her memory has failed her so much
that she is unable to carry on conversa-
ton with any one.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-27
LOCAL MENTION.

The Kansas River Baptist association
will meet in Topeka September Sd to 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Hollum have just
returned from Il three months trip in
Europe. GIr. Hollum is proprietor of
the Ohio house.
Kent Erickson has purchased from
Jennie 81. Palmer of Hamilton county,
Ohio, lots 277, 279 and 281 on Western
avenue. The price was 81,
A. F. Merithew, the street peddIer,
was this morning discharged, as the
judge stated that he had a right to sell
his grease remover without a license.
The members of the Epworth League
of the First N. E. church will ride out
to the Reform school this evening and
will give an entertainment for the
amusement of the boys.
H. d. McHan was not ready this morn
ing to answer to the charge of assault
ing the Mcmillan boys and Ira Hunter
IN the row over some WatermelOns at
Oakland week ago Sunday. The trial
will come off tomorrow at g.
Mrs. CaIlahan's liquor selling case
was continued till Aug. 30 on account of
the sickness of Officer Gaines. Pete Cal
lahan, who is wanted for the same
otfense. has not been seen since he es-
capped from the city prison ten days ago.
London, Dunn, Ruclzer aud Steele. the
four colored boys accused of stealing
$50 from Nichols grocery store on East
Tenth, were arrAigned before Justice
Ferry this morning. He placed their
bond at 5000 each, and set their hearing
for Thursday al 9.
About twenty five tax deeds were filed
with the register of deeds yesterday.
They were for property bought at the
delinquent tax sale of september 1, 1891.
TTuIaSS daadS ara S6pnr0d for fhRSa mr.
chases before Septem Der 2, the land re-
turns to the county.
Frank Mckinney ran race on Kansas
avenue last night as ne was returning
from Garfield park. When passing the
Z. P depot his speed is calculated to
have been at anywhere from 10 to 20
miles an hour. He had a good horse.
He was arrested, and this morning Judge
Ferry fined him SO.