davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16
Sopltat Steamt.

q Stalien fan man me9et let ino9aa
ct oDbbelt SgoteIfab, uoen berfor at
faa ct Saar trummet paa tit Spueb.
Ntan bebcuer fun at laoe fig firteli9t
bic, buao Staten life arerfjenber iom
9ggteTtub. c9 bereiter at inb9aa ct cis
pilt 9gsteItab, Der life eriiterer ior &ir'
fen, iaa er MO 9nroeret til be9se Sis
Der, til GrOSs for fine to 9g8tefGller.
gilIalbet inotrai fornpli9 / &Om.
Zen 29saari9e Gbpofat 8ieributi
uilbe inbsaa bOrserliSt ggsteItab meb
gererinben 2aura 2attpli. Iebens
ben peotummenoe gmbeosmano bereote
Iis til at foretase 8ielien, itprtebe
plubielis en- Jung &pinoe inb / Salen
% Ifres: "gro BAN life! San er
tirteli9t piet til mig! San er min
Mano for @uo!"
Saa penote bun fig MOB fin Nano.
Der fob Tom 8rubgum / &iole os meo
6pibt Clips, os prpsleoe BAN srunbis
i9iennem msb fin 9araiOl; gruoen bar
imiblertib ialoen / Gimast os fiernet
fra Salen.
8rubsOmmen flpstebe tiliibit fra Sas
pitolium uo paa Serum 8omanum, me-
bens M9nsben resalerebe bam meo
9ui % poerbenseoe BAN meb Sfi9loss
orb.
Zen meb Bieributi tirfelist oiebe
Dame er 80 Gtar sammel Us Snoebas
Der Of ct Sameifraboeri. Sun fOr'
tolte, at bun for 8 Iar iiben. bnpbe
siitet fig reo Iieributt Os iioen naIten
aanIfe alene baooe maattet bore Sms
tOituinserne peo SusbOloniuseu. 5
9GsteItabst bar feot en- Srens. 9)asen
fprio bapbe Wanoen forlanst 100
Sire al beuoe, ioet ban foresap, at ban
MATTE furetase en- 6orretninssreiie til
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16
2ofbare YiTenag.

Gor tpoe glar iioen par Sobn Sanes
MasO en- iottis Sniettiamler ira Gn9s
lamb. Son Opbolo fig / Guatemala
for at berise GutOmolosien Oa iun9c'
re6e iumtibis / Gan Sole ION brittif
8icetouiut. gu taacS ban blanot
@uatemalas Miaionarer o. opbOloer
fs nj Raaneber al gloret / Yaris.
SiItprien er beuue: Gu Dag taIOte
9Ummanoanten @OuSnle5 BAN for iig,
o. Mta9O gap G%enOebnoet ben GeifeO,
at ban itrar oilOe inOfinoe fig. 0ten
bette, at Wiugo life gieblItfelis inoionot
Jig, opbraste 9Ommanoanten | ben
Grab, at ban ienote enoel Solbater
efter Sniettiamlereu, iOm Oerpaa iogms
tee Is 8iItcIlus paa be bare &p9itpt'
fer. Geune 4iiteitrai uOfsrtrs meSet
eitertrpttel,gt, % oa bet 75oe SIag
ialot, raabte @onSaIe5:
"@io bam ltgeiaa 9oot rs til iom
@aoe!"
% Ma9O fom %iiS-buiIfet fun Iteoe
eiter en- lnn9onri9 Os iorli9tis Yleie,
oa bans Hp9 bar aloeles raallg eiter
ben umenne itelige 8ebanOling, - IND.
gau ban iormelt &lagemaal iii ben
brittle Staggering, boilfet reinltereoe |,
at Guatemala b~eororeoe8 til at al.
ItrafIe @ouSnle5 og betale Mta9o 100
2itrl. ($5O0) ior buert &ilteildg. Suis
life 6eune Srore blep eIterfommet til
4untt % Yrifte, piloe engelite ari9s'
Itibe inofinoe O9 bOmbaroere baaoe
Gan Sole os andre SDitbDer.
ga, Guatemala stt uiaig ino puu
at 9ipe GonSale5 ben fOrlangte Straf,
men preo os tuieoe fig pnteli9 for at
puuee uo meo be $4,000 III MngO.
grlterne bulot imiolertio ~baarorattei
paa fit. ps ben fattiSe Samler bIer
iaaleOes 9jort til Ell rig Waaro paa en-
eneite Sag.
ga Maso MI bapoe flere 8ense enb
npoen anoen Wano / Guatemala pau
ben 9iO, git Treiioent 8arrips i Sons
paniItab meo bam.
San bleu en- Of be itsrite &affeplan'
tere Os ouertOs Ocsuoen 8ontratter for
8psuius Of 2ampIfibsbrp9ser en-
6apneue, iaaleoe5 at insen fan lanoe
eGIer fOrlaOe bisie 8rDs9er uoen at be-
tale aisiit eler 8rpg8epen8e til BAN,
iumtiOis iom ban Osiaa bere9ner fig
2eieafsiit for operlisseube 8arer.
Mlen life not bermeo. SObn Sames
Mago, ben fOrben iaa iattise Snieft'
iamler, eier besuoen parbiiulce 8rus
Der % StopItr9tnmser, iaa at bans
Surmue aniattes til 10000 900 2Itrl.
5,oOO,0 900 eler $4,000, 900 8rOner)
-altiammen fslser al 100 IilteIlas
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16
8aa &rigsitien.
SRpman af aaptein Iapne Hetn

"Soaa!" freq ban, ba ban iaa, at is bapoe opOaSst
benz. "Soua, 81 3OrrO - Sole - berben, berben! Orao
bauue gautec ban nil brabe Goers 9suOtng!"
Gu fprit fclte ies at min Stiains pr Iarlts. gre
Spero imoo ct par en- aItiOr flor rlisbso, og ben ROBE
aien,pe, meb fin neteu Iiseiaa fore Samsrat, p'Ioe uoel''
tuI uare aante andre Mooitanbere, eno ben SoItron, ieg III
barb. for mig. ga, is par pioenOe ON ben 6ure, buort les
iuaueSe, os bap0e maaite truttet mig ti!baSe, Serlorn lS
baube aniet oct for VuIist; men min '9eit par altf0r Ianst
jorte, os be 6ommsnoe pur netup paa ben Set, lom lS
ituIoe islse for at naa ben til ben. Seq funOe lite baabe at
uublp tiIfobs; tbi jss fienbte soot bisIe MsGnos Surt's9eo
Os piOfts, at be LOB Iiseaa burtig Tom SnOianerne; ut 9au0s
Ois prsuet berss SueIisbeo ben 0tstnins. Se par oslaa
nu Gltfor uar, is pilOs pare bleusn inObentst, lIaaet nso,
si.nnsmliuttet, mso gtpssen inoo 6snSsn.
SEQ bapbe in9en Eo til SperlGs - nstop not til at lobe
ct Bar Sfribt tilbase for at brinse ale Gre foran mig, pa
min aIinse trpoieoe msO bsrss, cs is aiparere0e Stp0sHe
ira ben @ne siter ben anoen.
Sea tan lite npie beifrips benne uIise Samp, bet par en-
iOrurret SIaubins al ous Os StpO. bUOri ies baaOe gap Os
nOOtos Saar. Seq par iaarst iere SteOsr O9 IsIte BET
parme Blob Itrpm,me no unper mine alGoer os Oper init
Gntst; ia par trat til SsOsu % iShs, at ies bUsrt 9e'
bit bIsu ipassre % iuussre. Seq iaa ben robe Slamps
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16

%
foran mia m.b bapet grm bans aIinse bapoe aursbs
bruttet NIT BLOB os par faruet ROB oeraf - nu par ben
gesreb msb at sisre bet iiSite Stsb, iom leg life par tiano
til at ufbpbe; tbi ies bauSc netop onltranst mine lolie Sral'
ter for at afparsre ct SIas at Siurra. Wfia baabIpie S'iIs
ling ~aipresieOe mig ct 6ortuiIeIissifrts.
Sar Bet nit Stris, Der uar SfpIS J. at aIin8srne falbt
al nine WtootanOers SGnbsr - at ben ~opIstteoe Urn 'ai't2
Bar bet nit Stris, Der par StpIb ben ~pIuris!ise 6oruirs
rina, fem piite fig pea mine 6ieuOers g~uiistsr. Seq sunSe
baue inbbhot mig bette, beriom is lite baubs bort ct ltGrtt
analb basueb mig os feet, at 81 9orrOs strm par trufien al
ct Stub.
Del fors,om mig, iOm ON leg %paa8neos op al en- ltrattelts
0rom. Cor ct 0ebIit fOen tiampeoe is anit9t til anlst
meO tire fortuiIsSe Manb, Os M iaa iss benz aas Gre Pig laa
burtig iom mulist for at repos lit 9ip.
Gains Dine iuIste benz, men life Ianst; tbi Outrsnt itgps
StriSts aiitano ltprteoe De inO Gptninsen os forlOanot.
Seq penOte mig M til ben anoen SiNs os iaa ba, at en-
Wano tom Iobeuoe tuers ouer ben aabue glaSs meo en- Htt'
fI SaauOeu og naruere fig bet Ste0, buor ieS FOB. Vet
pur ban. Der bapoe ifnot.
Sea iaa, at ban par ~neritunit Grast; iOrmoOsntIia
berte ban til iamuc gauOe JON be anore; bet Stuo, Der
iaarebe bans 6amsrat, baops pel pGret bsltsmt 1or mig.
San LOB til q, pGre f~lettsre END be Anors; tbi ban peopler
at nsrme ia us LOB til at uare bsitsmt paa aIsns at ausrIOt
mig. i.
Seq tUrsbs SIoOet al mine 9hs, srsb talfsrs ON nit
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16
Tornieaige anlfuelier. MObe

@Ssr, Der, Oscar, bin &arafteriebbel
tunbe pirteti9 bore bebre!"
Oscar: "9u tar fell, Mama, 10.
iuntt Sanien ia, at ben bar altior COB
for mig"
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16

rtatnemmelisbeben fOrefommer %
altib itsrre snb ben er, foroi osiaa 8els
oierniuaen oltio ipue3 % | JOrItsrrelie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16
Nl1ife5.

@..sf.3 SUiffs, tHisnllfate, bristtle o. ms
AJUtlpS1. paaaHc J2RH0 meo ltberdie Inetc
~ ca ueIf9urt mco h91tt9e 9ultrifr,
fqfttB ieg ai rdis Bet pl Dotie % ue7 Sluoet. buals
NicfH. aBte Rrrliagfr o. Rom. Srtlt o. nGpeidler.
araBf RAJ. nsHlo "a 5au. iils ~l1nn5cr- o. @sams
a.es-. taHlc Jtf. rtbiliit o. p~rtierpcre ben. eeifaIe /
vabrtfi o. FurrrtHtul 5snrsfa1 sHDrr, iauie ~iantHitu
Etrac o lame bet NJ Z Cfeu til loos Re1tsc o. en-
bella ST at l,ros ia byo On aob osibreN. cria h sua
tst GrtgiTrlr ON 8stri ituD tt n \. @aifatp. q.
= & Z ~ 9rsnt Rorfbgrn 8iiiir1n. 81. SIut.
Wtiacl, fBud. 5Js2iSaj
Decorah-posten., 1895-08-16
292

292
gaaben, os FOB ~iaaI.bes bereOt til at moOtass ben nps
Gieupe.
SORT ba ban par Iise peO SpiSien al min aIinss, bsmGrs
tSe ies Glja GuudenbOis's LANCE, abstatustise arme Os
bsiyuberIi9e trpseoe 5isur.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16
GIVING PRESENTS.
There Exists Distinct Code Relating to
tho Act of Giving.

There Exists a Distinct Code Relating to
tho Act of Giving.
Giving presents is not by any means the
outcome of spontaneous generosity, nor
arc such offerings entirely voluntary on
the part of the givcrs. On the contrary,
there exists distinct code relating to the
act of giving, and any one attempting to
evadc it is almost regarded rs moral de-
faultcr, or to say the least of it, as "a
mean person."
Wedding presents are first on the list of
binding Obligations, and so farreaching
are they that even slight acquaintance
como under their sway. An invitation to
a wedding implies that IA wedding present
must follow as a matter of course. Be-
tween relatives and friends of long stand
ing this is reasonable enough, but where
it becomes tax is in tho case Of young
men and of young girls. Upon the former
it presses the hardest as they generally
give actually beyond their means, being
imbued with the idea that if they make q
present at all it must be good one.
Young girls have no hesitation in giving
valuelcss pretty novelties, the fashion or
conceit of the hour, considering that small
allowances arc a valid excuse for small
presents being made.
AS regards handsome presents, they are
not infrequently joint offerings from hus-
band and wife, brother and sister, mother
and daughter, and this is a popular Gus
tom followed by general society. Although
it is understood that an invitation to a
wedding is TIE forerunner of "a present,
yet actually the present generally pre-
cedes the invitation, for as soon as tho an
nouncomcnt of an engagement becomes
known presents follow within a few
weeks, before invitations to a marriage are
even issued, and therefore as many send
presents before rs after invitations to both
bride and bridegroom, for presents to
bridegrooms are becoming more and moro
numerous, by reason doubtless of tho lux
ury of the ago Birthday presents are SO
essentially confined to the family circle
that they do net amount to social ohliga-
tions and are distinctly voluntary and
proofs of love and affection. Christening
presents almost como under the same de-
nomination, relatives being most usually
the sponsors, but when friends arc asked
to fill this Office obligation steps in, and a
christening present to the infant from
each sponsor is expected.
a mooted question il, Should presents
DO given by visitors to their hostess, and,
If so, should it be after or before a visit or
does the length CT a stay decide the point
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

There was an overflow at the Universal
list church in Hallowell. Sunday morning,
at the Easter services, and extra seats
were provided. The Easter music was of
a high order rendered by a choir of nine
voices sopranos, Mrs j. f. Leland, Miss
Celia Hurd, Miss Addie Weeks and Miss
Mabel Seavcy, altos, Mrs J. Z. Hunt and
Mrs. II. q. Turner; tenors, Mr.. b. ID.
Wood and Mr.. G. Belodcau; basso, Mr..
Horace G. Turner. An organization of
the Christian Civic League with nearly
100 members, was one of the features of
the day. The communion was served at
the close of the morning service, the
emblcms being carried by two young
ladies. A very fine Easter concert was
given in the evening by the Sunday
school. The church was handsomely
decorated with flowers and potted plants
for the occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

Everything is progressing well in regard
to the board of trade carnival and the
several committees are busy laying out
plans. The committee on parades
promises to furnish something in the way
of a trades procession that will beat any
thing ever before seen in this city. 1t Is
now thought that the line will be at least
a mile and half long 1t is the inten-
ton to include the parade of horses in
connection with the other features on
that day, and, although Gardiner can
furnish string of draught and fancy
driving horses, second to no city in the
State, there is to be some of the best stock
from other sections of the State too par
ticipate. 1t is the Intention of the COM
mittee to have several bands of music in
line, that day, and it is safe to say that
it will be one of the best parades of the
carnival The G. II. S. cadets will join
in the parade. muster day, and are cx-
pected to cut quite figure, dressed in
their new uniforms. which consist of blue
Jacket and cap and white duck pants.
Chief Engineer Drake has succeeded in
arranging a contest between two hand
tubs, and Mr. II. X. Barnes of Boston,
will send specimen ofone of the earliest
pattern of hand engine, two-wheeled
affair, operated by crank and receiving
water by the aid of a bucket brigade.
There will also be trial of a chemical
engine. The parade and inspection OF
the G. +. d., in the forenoon, will be fol
lowed by banquet at noon. A number
of visiting fire companies are expected tc
be present aud participate, and the mem
bers of the fire department in this city are
looking forward to the event with great
interest and pleasant anticipation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

sonic hall, in this city. Wednesday, May
18th. This meeting will be one OF the
most important ever held since the Grand
Lodge was first organized. from the fact
that the constitution of the subordinate
lodges will be revised, also in consequence
of the presence of Supreme Vice Chancel-
lor Colgore of Michigan, who is expected
on this occasion. The meetings OF the
Grand Lodge are usually held i'll Portland,
but Waterville is selected for the meet
ing on account of its central location
and railroad facilities for coming and
going.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16
~. ideal safety Chain.

a recent article from tho world OF IN
,n.;on has hoen christcned the ideal safe
~ chain. There is no possible douDs
.b.t this will appeal to every woman.
Mha+eyor be the reason, it Is an incontro-
ror.;h,c fact that woman always carries
hor nurso in her hand. Seated In con-
,,sxapce or otherwise, the pocketbook Is
placed in her lap.
IF she rises suddenly, the purse often
Zoos snrawling to tho floor. Tho shopper,
too has habit, most convenient for hght
fingered people, of placing her purse on
tho counter while examining tho wares
snrsad before her, or perhaps she walks
mon crowded thoroughfaro and sudden
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16
OZOmulSiOn


is perfect food for invalids. 1t is also
amedicine. 1t contains Ozone and Qua
iacol. These make appetite. Appetite
creates a desire for food. Cod Liver
Oil-the basis of Ozomulsion-suppli
it. 1t is the best nutrient known. By
nutrient, is meant anything that pro-
notes growth and repairs waste. Ozo-
mulsion does this. That's why invalids
like it. They like it also because it is
easy to take, easy to digest, easy to as
siIniiatc. This makes it perfect food.
Then it does not nauseate like ordinary
Cod Liver Oil. Does net cause eructa-
tons. that is, bciching of wind from the
stomach. 1t does nourish, refresh
strengthen and fortify. That's another
reason why it's an ideal food for sick
people. But above and beyond all it is
best, not because its basis is Cod Liver
Oil, but because it contains Ozone and
Guaiacol. That's the point. That's why
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT
for Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Bron-
chifis, Asthma. the after effects of Pneu-
monia and La Grippe ard all Pulmon-
ary Complaints: Scrofuia. General De-
biiity, Loss Of Flesh, Aninmia and all
Wasting Diseases.
All Druggists or r. A. Siocum Co.,
NEW Yo2S.
For sale by
Bowditch, Webster & Co.,
AUGUSTA. MAINE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

There will be special meeting OF
DoIcas Rebekah Lodge. No Al. Thursday
evening. April 18th, at Soper's hall. II
is hoped that all members of the lodge
will make an extra effort to be present as
the degree staff of Ruth Rebekah Lodge
OF Auburn is to exemplify the work OF
the Rebekah degree, agreeably to the
beautified form. Large delegations are
also expected that evening from that
lodge, Good VIII Lodge, No. 90 of Fair
field and from r. B. Capen Lodge, No.
SO of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

The city was in total darkness, last
night not street electric shining, on &C
count of the high water. The incandes-
cent circuit were very weak and the
Waterville & Fairfield Electric Railroad
had scarcely power enough to move the
,a-s. No attempt was made after o clock
to run the cars to the Plains, for fear of
not having power to get back up the fac
tory hill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16
TT APPEALS TO EVERY WOMAN.

" feels her pockctbook dcftly snatched
from her grasp AS high an authority as
Tho Jewellers Circular gives tho assurance
that all this is obviatcd by tho use OF the
ideal safety chain and presents sketch OF
the Same in substantiation of the assertion
Tho chain can be attached to tho purse IN
a moment by child. 1t gives perfect
freedom to the shoppers hands, but re-
minds her very quickly should she attempt
to leave the pocketbook behind her.
Against snatch thieves it also offers an ad.
ditional protection. 1t is the invention OF
a Massachusetts manufacturer and is made
in sterling silver roll plate and silver
plate and in various styles of chains.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16
Baked Goldfish.

Scald the fish. Shred it very fine. Boil
some potatoes. While hot put in large
lump of butter. Mash them thoroughly,
mix potatoes and fish together and beat
to cream with wooden spoon. Put the
mixture into a pudding dish, butter the
top and bake until nicely Drowned. Use
one third moro potatoes than fish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

The United Order of the Golden Cross
will hold the meeting of the grand com
mandery in this city. Wedn sday, April
II, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ. In
the evening, there will be n public in
stallation i'll City hall, at which time
there will be speaking by prominent
members of the order in the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

There will be "Lincoln sociable' at
the Baptist .vestry, this evening. The
entertainment will include sketch of the
life of Lincoln, tableaux, song by chorus
of children, and some personal reminis-
cences of the martyred President by a
gentleman who was in Secretary Stan
toms office for several years. This Will
be the last sociable of the season, and the
ladies hope for good attendance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

The Colby Athletic Association will go
to Skowhegan. Thursday, and repeat the
athletic exhibition which was given in
City hall here, with such good success. a
few weeks ago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

The school committee have consented
to have one session of the schools, We'd
ncsday, so that the scholars may have the
privilege of attending the matinee of the
Brownies in Fairyland."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

Owing to the storm, the steamer Ken.
nebec did not leave Boston, Monday even
ing, as was expected, and will not sail I'M
til Wednesday evening, arriving here,
Thursday morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

Superintendent Gowell of Oak Grove
cemetery will begin the interment of
bodies as soon Us the weather permits
He intended to commence, Monday, but
the storm prevented. There are now 80
bodies in the receiving tomb Last year
at this time there were about 80 bodies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

George Z. White, the shoemaker, re-
Gently filled good sized. order for ice
shoes for parties in France. In ordering
the parties stated that they wanted "thc
heavy kind with spikes in the solos,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

The schooner l.. c. Ballard, Capt.
Bcarsc, is expected to load with ice at the
Knickerbocker Shutdown houses as soon
as her cargo is discharged at Bath and she
can be lowed up river
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO. April Is.
FLouR-in fair demand. unchanged.
WHEAI-higber;
No. spring, 60las2;; No. 2 red, 56la56t.
CoRN-higher; No. 2.45sa45s.
OATs-fl mer; No. 2, 25Sa2Sf.
RYE-No.2. 56a56.
BARLEY-No. 2, 52la53.
FLAxsEED-No. 1. A1.40a1.40.
PoRK-412.42la4l2.57a.
LARo-s7.00a$7.02i.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

There has been n large sale of seats at
the city drug store for AL q. Fields min
strel show at the Augusta Opera house,
this evening in which Il. NJ Hall of Chel-
sea, will take leading part
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

G. H. Nelson, the we'll known horseman
OF Waterville, was a visitor to Gardiner
one day last week and remarked to one of
our citizens that he had just seen four
OF the finest two years old colts at3River
View stock farm that he had ever seen
They were ali sired by Haley, al.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

Two prominent citizens will receive the
M. NJ. degree at Hermon Lodge +. & A.
NJ, this evening. Refreshments will be
served in the banquet hall and all visit
ing Masons are invited to be present .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16
WATERVlLLE.

The funeral of Mrs Adelaide Gilbert
will occur at o'clock this afternoon,
Rev. w. f. Berry officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

The highway in Winslow below the
residence of J. W. Bassett, was sub
merged by water, Monday night, for a
distance of over 90 rods. A part of this
road was three feet under water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

The Y. L. NJ. G.. connected with the
Congregational church will meet with
Miss Mamie Colby on Church street, Wed
ncsday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

Walter Robinson left, Saturday, for Now
York, where he will meet his wife, who
has been visiting friends in that city and
Washington, ID. G..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

Miss Gertrude Welts of Melrose, Mass
arrived, Monday, summoned by the seri
Gus illness of her sister, Mrs. G. X. Hutch
ings on Hyde Park avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

When the back of the neck aches and
the lines of the mouth droop from weari-
ness, apply water as hot as it can DO borne
to the face and throat for five minutes.
Then rub the neck with toilet vinegar for
minute or two and lie down in a darken-
ed room for quarter of an hour. At the
end of that time one will be ready for any
thing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-04-16

Charles Buck, who has been in Port
land for couple of weeks, receiving treat
ment for his eyesight, returned to his
work, Monday, very much improved.