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Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05
Gr1apaup for 9pin,

On Tan BABE COB g%ra5sans, ps benne ooSt % fttsrt inb'
airrSet, os BOG fan oiOes ioaoanue 5eilsreb. at man life
faar no al Sapnsaan9en, buab man buroe, Zen a~lminoeliae
&esel gsr inoen lluotaseIie meo Sutn, bpab qaiturs ansaar;
aloris IaI be Iippes ino, for 6rasIet er tommeti COB, traffic
Bart. Get sr pihnot iaa, at suin life transer Ores iaa bsit
Tom 5atreaturer, DOG Dor SuineEe aItib boloss ube, inbtil
6runSen er ballet, % Roobsrns ~bsfpttsos mob be parme
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

erageu ino for R,tteu, % man CT !
aanfaiieu iaamsset mere ipanot paa
uoialbst al BrOeesien, Tom ~iuabanue
geaiosnbsb.r o~perbopsbet ifis er iielene
| bette balpoilbe 2aao.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

3 Santsr. Trof.sirr.n: 'Sts Ct reift
bib enc og ol.re for at faa beunore S.rss
bsrsmt. Mnntiumlins.'
Mputbunolsren: Sai, iuf. tnat n ben
bleost mig %frafiaulet.'
"gtsn tanie De tan opsiO. mig 3bo.ns
GSrssie.a
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05
era 2omtteen for Gle 1uu
ID
auittertug 80. IL.
Snbbetalt til DIE BuQ. Stettens SOno.

Sustomm,t fra z norris lm,rt,drHt Bamr | ets
Haptbs, ylia. pdb Vars. SOI,pbiu, Glen: era waort,
Quub, Karen Guotrfon, Griffin, 6umani,n, Gusn
SObm, Soi,fns CIiOH, emma G9rthlanisn. anua Oh
iOn - bur 81; titf. 81.
Q. GUtn, 9oatusptat, Gal. pts,r BIatsu, Sptit
Co., Minu.; IRIS. q. g9aus, Wltuntapotts; Ole
grtmstosbt, gtrrp, RtS, q. arn,i,H, Dttlbauf. Ed;
pat. suns, Belgrade, D&inu.; @. Btsrnitab, gltscrH,
Mont. 8. " 3luiams. parts, Soma; 9. .. Boos,
Gong Q~rltri,. 0tjuu., = su,r 81 ttf. 80.
eutser eeasut, ct. Sams. Utinn., usS Son Dlier,
500.
Snst. rtS Sobu OfR,Sobr. Bart aio,r, y. D: Sobr
Sfhtoabl. SsIs, Saa, anbr,w 9uu, Suftao Sranoi,
9Obn pdntrt, Olaf G9Orltu, g. @. oaTs Sr. R. 6aI'
oOrisu, Is. Smttb' pasrisn, Z. 2. Bud, asos. Sobrs
ION, Z. 3. Solution, emil giti,n. anton R,Iiou, O..
". 9ropatttr, OF. Sttosus, u %. epItu, Ole t%eiiiou,
G. Q. Berg, 8. R. gsIatiou, Rurt Jurup, puitOr
9boriOtIon. Bart Btp,, U. o., 70. e. Dahl Ole
@i,ure. 9. OihsSabl, RtIton, n. D., - bUsr 81
TIL. SIS.
9uSt. p,o Z. @osb stst, Daoppiu,. n. o.: Mention
OUOu, Ole Siap. 9. Wlasiou, Gn,rt aura, Z. SrtHs
as,r. 8. o. Sprins,n, q. o. ep:tnasu, Z. aOsboIbt.
8. Melting. e. 2OrsriOu, GusrsD stuSaas. 9Obn
Rtussruo, R. g. QaulIon, aI5,rt u auoctiou, Sppr
9turs. Bi.lbs x srotb. sutr 81; tilt. $40.
Suot. bto DIE OttuiO,, Goubp, yltnn. Guitar Grid
ION, S2.50, Sobn Sipsuior, SamusI e,tution, :. y.
BaiIstb. Sens aurt, SObn Sitnsruo, .. VI. 2ariOu.
q. q. saoriuH, 6Rriit,n Olion. VI. z. GsIiOn. 4 q.
! 9ealum. &. Qaulinn. Ole Giitnios, 9. ". S%ttision,
9. U. gnSniou. q. Q. RtneabL. Q. o. oOItau. aeOti
GtlbniIou, Z. Stamm,ftsn, .. q. Spsni,u, u. R
| Often, Ruue grotb,rs. q. aHbtrion. g. ]. ROruu,
R,uton r. 2aHOru, 3Obn TsabL euno,r PsouiOH, Oh.
gotnion, Deter uuIss, Wl 9~unortus, gbrsns btuians,
Ntls o. SisrIt,, Gsrtitian aa,utt, 3. Istipu, Ole z.
Cse,n, gaitor Olaf S0,t. 9obH Otsn'O,, 3. ya. sa'
tier, Sobu SoBnion. Z. u. eunb, Charles eewarS',
gOrr, gstnfou, sUsr 81; S,ise Suat'ion SO; -
t~tliammtn so.
u. %. SoItr. S,I,na. UsOnt., t25.
getf grtiiOa JOttning, yauu'aiO, TiuH., Deb q. R.
CITE, $40.
Suefamltt ueo III, 1eaii,tt. botbt al sanbOIs Cans
eriorbunb, Batouwau Co., pto Z. O.. Eborqustu, ct.
Jamts, Mtun.. SIG 45.
Biting stubbeu, RtRomoutt. Bisa, B,ttousbsttt al
17et glaiitIt, OtS anb. NrntiOn, SIS.
guiamlst peS 170s Daaiitit | Starbut, Rinn., p,b
o. y. Berg. $3.50.
Rettouobuttt al nOtt TR.dttr. Better us 1nstr", I
SL pauL RiHn.. f7O.a5.
2llIuHlIleW SiO.GU
s}gr inofonnet. .......... .S2S02. O3
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05
GamfaIempoe.

Sfranoer ReHlsbeo, Citruuosr, Ninu.
pil, ON Cub bill, en- SamtaIemsoe blIpe al
bolot ben 25bs, 26oe os 27oe SUM 1896.
Rcoet bespuoer ben 25oe pm 5ormiooassr
81. 10 msb 9rRo lien.
q. @. Sdtleftao.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

Charles Rtttelun
2omiteerS aasierer.
Ninr:appIis, 3Ote Ntat 1896.
Gnuiuart RAPPORT fra iamtlise Gon3'
foreninser, Der bauoe Stuetter tIinIss,
iorelig9er. oil Rsgnitab for SauStonrHa.
meutet / NinnsapoIis ben 170e gtai irems
TONNE. HettouObnttst anornger I'll mel
lem 10 % 400 Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05
a,l;eu ira 1ronDbjem

10 efl'e"
e., ssnnssaus ienoe mine genner
[s., sarst, tbi iea antaser, at
iom laisr pisie 2inier, sr per'
b.. E,not Der, ia ianifs mango bar
Nv. In FiGnnsite unsSOmstib Der.
!. nu SrIoe uFasse ct Ssiss pun
|.,nI. ti.nbts % iiare 9Omter, bOOr
". b. ba life blipe itaaenSs | fun
['...,iuu Over ben Goranorins. Tom
[,r ~isrssoaet i be iioite Gar, ben
| esarS eitsr ben anOsn HsOriuss'
us mUoerniisrss. SOb0n
"o'-s eaaro / Muufesaoen sr MI
/. N blanOt 8psns flotteite 6Orret'
usO 9iosn Of fin uoitratte
[Tsainforretnius bripsr ban en- nOfs
/ AR Notwithstanding; nu nps
= Ian ts9pnOt meb faroiSs Se,res
bar, iaa ban Oripsr en- nOiiaa mans
5~orretHins; ri bar SrnnO til
[,,r, folt al bette bort gpsoebarn
l, ;, usmlig ipot cs opporen paa
E;rsuls6aGcn). Saa bar oi ben
[ns, buor JlpOalsns Ga6riter for
IN it llOiuIs % Eager; ben er nu
[fY,os. nar iust til "Opens finsite Os
4 tSsmasiise GorrstninsslOfale.
EaB glutbsiOu bar mlolertiois flDts
In Screening berino; bans esen
L,nS Fal nsmlis nsbripes ps en- flor
Euasfo Steusuarb paa flsre etas
,sfcres iitsOet; bet er 5orretninss.
kts, Iom fOlser meb 2iSen. % bar
N Einsns Op ior at itsrre og itsrre
k,s titles iauuel til sOtaler iOm 9e'
Ming.
|fvs be, Tom lille bar paret Trono'
h ). fbite 1870 Gar, pilbe af'
IA, It gsiCs Der III, boor maatte be
sG iu~runorsbs pper ben 5orun'
Ina % bet Dpiuins, icm 5prretnin'
i. bar taset. Sitebetfor iom for en-
IN Sutit msO almincelige imaa BIN.
h, % inbeufOr Often ct Bar BE.
HI, siIos be III faa ie fore, Fotte
thE mso SpetIslasruoer, Tom rat'
10 GuIu til Soft; oceralt, bpur
b saar % peno.r fig ! bisie Sutiter,
nan trGfe SOmfruer os 9etients
frar tr til 9ieneite Os ipsrs.r,
ID be sultsr, for fray at ppfplbs
tn.
swmts 9. 8Iletuer babbs en- pat.
tssmasiist tubrebet 5Orretninss.
as Yaa Sjsrnet al Strancsabsn %
lrhsaSsu; men ueo en- SIbebrano,
Ir H'sIe Gage fben siaiteo benns
kslt blsp bans @aarb, iammsu msb
zsn Guurbs, ct &oo for 9uerne.
sar ct isrselist Spn at ie be fors
Fs a,ruinssr al be fsr iaa barre
tust, iiar &laepsrs; ben itaar
1 Ism en- Ruin; be andre er for bet
b r.obranot iii 9runben. :Om
Eas Gp,umt pibes intet meb Sit
& Ct @snu.Felip bar ner saaet
ss iamme 2eilisbeb, iost en- Of
ftrSHanS tabst III en- nsbItprtsnbe
h'a,Hspibs upsr fig % matte ftrar
n;.s ean eDsebuiet, bog ifaI Der MI
Isassrs barre npsen Gare for 9ipet.
fH etaoe % ulempe forpolbtes
Fs, at etuttsfosoen bapbe fit Son.
| aIislpsrs @aaro, % peo Slbs'
Frstn sN,IugOes en- bel Del 9otu.
aiE % eiiBSsr, ium oiit CT usrItat.
n.
u b! M fOrlabe be msrte, trifs
F'nsi'utsr, % bes,pe os til en- ben,
asI Of gBen; lob us fsrIt beipss
Fa'a'o.n. 8s buffer bel aue gtaps
SS.n fra samls Fiber; bet fob
Fas's en- S'rGt osrat. Bar bet no.
FWt ium Tube he, iaa fuuoe bu
utter enn, bet bar ube | SbIa.
q III 'r bet anoerleoss. Den enc
alF' Sp8ntns eiter ben anbea rel.
JSIsrS airte er nnft 3omtirten
~ Solrsns Sirte. Selpe Sbleppl.
M bspIantct % uOlast til
u'''sldOs. Ct fort gaabbaiin %
f'aIa'l tr Der, Tom ub Senoer fine
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05
Chapter Of NoTwe-
gian immigration

y IN RBa 10 usgii al Grst D. ., aHesrioE. %
ger tauc outt 900 5Hbsr, bar puuiyspt 90 Srlsoss AZ
De t1ric r0ift JHhUaubrste o. f1iase I limit Rtrf
oFSttBs ibr g. m. urtertsaut0s frf1tr hsuHe AJ1
o. nor NHerst 40 al upienps Macntsr fgr idmlue.
81 aiDs % bsSts Beituatiist. StHo $500 iUr
'~nlofrtotlt Aatnfaofnr - t~Htbfruetgt GTsHp!lr
% 9rsu5boa.
Y. z. Srsns0ai. Gdu Claire. @is.
Decorah-posten., 1896-06-05

.'t.r ras,t|
sost al
it'd
slasj.I
en- at b,aI
W1ihn.aI
i Ga5ssr.I
o. isu.aI
.og. 9slI
iuAtSlstI
tie tI,,I
al gd.I.I
t.rttl, al
% % pI.I
N l1olstI
n1ta GdtI
't1Ratl N
RanI.a al
glaTiatrI
On NJ !aI
fsr.s Hs,I
Siptdsrl
g, Ian
9si,i psl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-19

French writer's, from Balzac to lola,
invariably srcak OF the Magyars as ces
peuples slaves. BY what egrcgious error
in books on geography the French gift of
fine distinctions has been so utterly mis-
guided do not know. A weeks stay in
Hungary will teach any Frcnchman that
of Magyar proverbs there is none better
known than the saying, "Tot mem cmber
-Kasa mem etel'-that is, "a Slav is no
human being-millet Pap is no food 4"
There is radical difference between the
Slav and the Magyar---a difference more
pronounced than that between the Ger
man and the French. The Hungarians
have adopted n few hundred vocables from
the Slav idioms, in the midst Of which
they were living. That is all. 1t is like
the medinval nobleman borrowing u few
hundred zecchincs from the obscure uslirer.
1t has influenced none of the vital organs
of tho Hungarians, and they have amply
repaid it hy allowing the mcsalliance Of
hundreds Of their own words with the
nambypanby squealings called Slovak
dialects Nor are the Hungarians Ger
mans. -Nineteenth Century.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-19
TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

All who know Or George II. Bailey.
and who does not. viii rejoice with me
70 know that he is at his own home in
necring and on the road to recovery.
Although still waiting To recover from
Spraincd wrists and broken bones and
obliged to dictate his correspondence.
he is still watching matters with an
undated interest. In a characteristic
note received from him u few days ago
he concludes by saying: y had pretty
close call at Bangor and came very
near Knowing by this time if there was
a two minute trotter in the other world
for we know now there is not one on
earth. y. w. Thompson in Turf, Farm
and Home.
Mr.. c. H. Simpson of Waterville. has
bred his mare, Maud H.. 2.25. to Nelson,
200
Belle Wilkes again asserted herself
at Bethel, and won a hard fought six
heat race, beating Nichols. Fancy Boy.
Evelyn and Billy Crockcr. and lower
ing her record to 2,22H, over Il half mile
track. This mare was worked on a
farm last spring. doing the spring
blowing, but is not the first instance of
4 winner graduating from the pillow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-19
Political Topics.

A letter received in Portland. from 4
resident of Arkansas City, Kan. ten.
porarily in New York. referring to the
Maine election says; Since the Maine
election | have received Il telegram of
fcrinS me decent rental on d store |
own at home which quite recently
could not rent at any price, 50 great
was the depression due to fear of
Iiryan's success. our people had been
led to believe that Maine would aid
Bryan. and there was feeling that ho
would carry Kansas. Wei. he can
carry one side of it,
Hon Fred l.. Richards Of Portland
Friday, received a letter from largf
home of Mir. Bryan, written on the day
If the Maine election. The following Is
an extract from it: "rhe whole coun
try is eagerly watching for the returns
from the Maine election. We expect Il
VIII like Vermont have a tremendous
influence throughout the country on
me Presidential ticket Bryan returned
a few days since, and as YOU doubtless
observed, received the notification OF
his nomination 10y the silver party a
tremendous effort was made to make
this q grand demonstration: trains
we're chartered and passengers carried
at about onc-fourth the usual rates.
from the leading Pop" strOngholds
However. il seemed to us that the
demonstration did not camparc favor
ably either in numbers or enthusiasm
with some ~ the Republican gather
ings held in the CITY during the last
month. W. are making q hard fight
here and hope to have everything in
line hefoVe Nov. >.
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Baron de Hirsch.

1t is, of course, impossible to givea CONS
plete list of Baron dc Hirsch's bencfac-
tions, but the following are probably tho
best known: Jewish Colonization asscci-
alton, $40 600, 900; Dc Iiirsch trust for the
United States, 81, 100000; trust fund for
education in Galicia S., 600 900; fund Tor
assistance Of tradesnen in Vienna and
Budapest. 81, 49, 600; fund for the Hun
garian poor, 81, 455, 900; turf winnings
during 1914 distributed for charitable
purposes, $500, 600; gift to the empress OF
Russia for charitable purposes during
Russo-Turksh war S200.o 900 gifts i'll
1893 to London hospitals and other chart
ties, 5000, 600; gifts to Alliance Israel
itc Universclle, 500, 900; proceeds OF the
sale of his sons racing stud, distrib-
uted among charities, 100000. These
alone amount to the enormous sum Of
nearly So, 900 900 Baron de Hirsch's no
BILE work does not cease with his death, but
rests on carefully planned foundations adj
ministeretl by agents he chose IN the SOW
eral countries. Forum
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masked.
New York Produce Market.

New York. Sept. is.
FLot E-Rcceipts, 23.oo0 pkgs.; exports
5000 hbls., 5o> sacks; sales, l3,Go0 pkSS.
firm, more active.
SOUTHERN FLOUR-Unchanged
RYE. FIoUR-Quiet steady.
BtC\WIlEAT FiOUR-Sl.50
BUCKWlIEAT-39 delivered
BARI.EI-teuiet.
WIiEAT-Reccipts, So. 675 sales. Ga. COS
quiet. iirmer; No. rcd. COS: No. North
crn. 6Sls.
CORN-Receipts. 1880; exports, Is, 900
sales. 56,09o: dan, firm; No. 2, 26,s eleva
tor; 2ils afoat.
OATS-Receipts. 1920: exports. 25
sales, $1,000; quiet firmer; No 2, 2Ols No
lSR; No. 3 white. 211a: mixed Western
30.
BEEF-Quiet: beef hams. dull. steady
tierced beef, firm. inactive: cut meats
quiet. firm.
LARD-Quiet. higher; Western steam
closed $S.7112i$3.S0; City. $3.45a 81. So re.
fined. dull: Continent. $40; S. A., $3.50
compound. So. 15siS
PORi\-tluiet. tirmer.
BUTTER-Quiet, weaker: state dairy
l0ml4la; do. creamery. 1lM15a: Western
dairy. Ml112; do. creamery. 11Ml5la: do
factory. lMl0l2; Elgins. 15G15l9.
CHEESE-tancy. firm.
PETROLEUM -Steady.
COFFEE-Rio dun. steady
SlfGAR-Raw. easier; refined. quiet
steady.
FREIGIITS-To Liverpool firm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

At Thursdays session Of the Ameri-
AN Public nealth Association. at Buff
falp. y. Y, the Following officers were
elected: President. Dr. Henry T. Hpl-
brock health officer Of Charleston. )
:; first vice president, pr. j II Boycc
f Toronto. Ont. secretary. Irving a
Watson al Concord, y. H.; treasurer
iienry j.. Holton Of Rrattleburo Vt
The British ship Warrior arrived at
BoS.ou, Thursday u'G'G. Win the trcp
uil - stories uf clueHN. An derlar.
hatthrN hA.. suffered kirks aud nlnN !
rom tl,e nat". second mate ara <teN.
ri They Tell 81, "a savage wolf hound
tratued Ga juini 80 them nj a com
nand from the officers and bite them
fhoy exhibit sears from blows and
Rites in support OF their stories The
Warrior IL a fuil-rgSed ship Of 1906
ons burden, and halls from Pictou. y
:. Her captain, \. J. Kitchen. has
ailed her T. years. The charges that
3e has aided and ahettrd the cruelty
If Mate Buchanan, Second Mate VIM
Howard ana Steward James Melon
I'D.
Bunker brook trestlc which is on the
me OF the bangor N ArOGStoDk Rail
Dad, near Grcenvile. was the scene of
IN accident. Thursday afternoon. of a
orious nature. The trestle hich is 90
"ee in height. is the highest trestle on
the i. & A., was being repaired By q
rev under the charge Of Herbert a.
'omins. of old Town. The staging up
N which Comins stood collapsed and
L. was thrown 30 feet to the ground.
'Ie struck among the rocks and iron
below. He received a severe scalp
wound on the back of the head ana was
otherwise bruised. Comins was taken
10 Grecnviilc where he was attended by
Or. Hunt of that place. Comins was
)ut aboard the afternoon train which
reaches Old Town at $40 Z. Nj. and on
his arrival in Old Town he was i'm
mcdiately taken to his home on Bruins
wick street. DR.. g. o. Weld was called
to attend him. 1t requires a number
of stitches To close the wound in the
scalp. Or. Weld thinks that the in
juries are not so serious but what the
man will recover.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The Penobscot Chemical Fibre Pull
mills at Old Town viii shut down neN
week The cause is surplus of pull
and little demand.
The news store of n. G. Fcssendcn IF
Congress street. and the fur store of W
s. Parker, i29 Congress street Portland
were damaged by fire. Thursday evening
MIR. Fcsscudcn's loss is about 500: in
stred MIR. Parkers loss was mostly 10y
smoke, and WAS probably about $1,000: in
Surcd.
Fire, Friday morning destroyed TIVE
dwellings, at Calais. one was oWnec
and occupied by Arthur Jones who's,
loss is $1,000. the other by Ward Hooper
whose loss is $500. Both are fully in
sured. Cause unknown.
The much talked of vein of golt
quartz on George Lebrooke's farm il
FoXcroft has been assayed and shows
u good per cent of gold. A company
is now being formed to make excava-
lions and test the ore at a greater
depth. The vein is several feet wild,
and lies between IL ledge of limeston,
on one side and sandstone on the other
Fish Warden n. j. Hanna of Bristol
Lincoln county, has been at Portland
during the past three weeks lookini
after the violations of the short lobster
law. During this time he has seizec
and liberated over IL 900 short HOLSTERS
between Orr's island and Portland ant
made several arrests. Thursday, Fish
Warden Hanna was at Peaks island
and made things extremely lively there
for the lobster men. He seized a car
containing S0i short Holsters and lib
Grated them.
Inspector j. l.. Howard of the central
office. Boston. arrived in that city,
Thursday night, having in custody E,
J. Costa alias J. A. Wilbur, AZ, wanted
there for the alleged embezzlement of
$500 from the Boston Stock and Grain
Exchange. Costa, or Wilbur, as he is
better known in Boston and in Lewis
ton, is broken in spirits and his nerves
arc shattered after his experience of 10
days in the parish prison in New Or
leans. He came very quietly and made
no trouble on the way. He seemed to
be very weak. and tainted on the train
between Providence and Boston He
claims to have eaten little or nothing
and slept not at all while in the New
Orleans Jail
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DOUBLE DEALING
As the Cause Of Many Heart Bu,njoo, 4.
Augusta Case That Was the 0ppos,,.

Double dealing like so ma,v "a.
expressions in the Anglo SAXON ias
suage has different moapinrn IN, -,
text or heading does not refer - , ne
deceitful hypocriticaI snoci,,o,', '"e
manhood who curry favor for VI
own ends and keep a conrrni,,, 'Ieir
,eliiieht ny retailing scraps of conf
uehces. This time tits the donnie 49,,
'nh VI .he Mite conqueror, Doan's Kid
ny "'s-to ne more correct the donbl.
.."ii"s' one member of family tests
sne"' Like disease the Infection
"pis"us another tries them, an ac-
quaIhtance or friend may be. Pc
SUIT the same. A cure. Read tbs
statement that follows made nv NJ
ana Mrs. j. II. Woodbury.. n south
Chestnut street we can recon roerd
Doans Kidney Pills. says Mrs. Wood
bury. as being everything that is
claimed for them. /, myself. had not
known what it was to be free from
backache for two years past ,tntiI 7
used them ! am delighted at the re-
suits ] obtained from box that !,
got at the Old Reliable Drug Store of
Chas. X. Partridge. Backache haunted
me night and day / couldn't stoon ar
move unthinkincly without feeling
sharp stinging pains. Doans Kidney
Pills acted the same way with Mr..
Woodbury.. He suffered severely with
his back and II he caught cold the pain
was past description. We are both
feeling well at present and attribute it
to Doan's Kidney Pills"
Price 80 cents per box; for sale by
All dealers. or mailed by Foster Mil
burn Co, Buffalo, n. Y, sole agents
for the l.. s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-19

The Continental Hose team of this
city. was spoken of most highly by the
crowd who saw them III the parade at
Rcckland. From the time they started
until they broke ranks. they We're NOV
ms through fancy and difficult move
ments. All thought that they surely
would get first money for the best ap-
pearance on parade and great was the
surprise when it was announced that
The Brewer team got it. The run in the
hose reel race was a fast one and had
the crowd not pressed around the by
drant so the hoSeman could not see it.
they would have been up among the
first. The butt end of the hose was car
ried by nearly 10 feet. The other end
of the hose was bent when it struck
the ground but the pipeman was able
to connect with only little difficulty
They were handicapped again when
they found that some of the teams
were laying the rope ahead of the cart,
SO that the leaders did not have to go
so far by 80 feet as the Continentai.s
did. Taken in ALL the boys have no
fault to find with their trip They all
speak in the highest of praise of their
treatment at the hands of the Rock
land fire department
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-19

That Maine is not behind in naval ar
chtecture is evidenced by the action OF
the Bath Iron Works. William A. Fair
burn: the draughtsman of the shipbuid-
ing department, will leave in a few DAYS
ior Europe. where he will spend the win
terHe intends to take the complete
course in naval architecture as offered by
the Glasgow. Scotland. university. and
he hopes to do this in the fall term OF
tive months. although the time usually
allowed is two years. This course in ma
val architecture is acknowledged to be
the finest in the world Prof Harvey
Biles being the instructor. Whilst abroad
Mr.. Fairburn will visit the large Euro
pean ship building and iron plants and
the trip will undoubtedly be very pro-
ah!e one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-19
His Damage.

Lord Ligonier's death was onoe errono
ousIy announced in the newspapers, and.
he was eager to prosecute them. His law
yers however, assured him that he had no
case having suffered no damage. There, -
he said. you are very much mistaken. for
| was going 10 marry a great fortune, who
thought l was but -. The papers said
Was so and now she will not iiavo lue."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-19

LEAVE Portland. 1855 A. NJ: Augusta,
.s5 A. NJ; Waterville, $40 A. NJ: Ban
sor. 500 A. NJ: Arrive Lagrange 100 A.
IRON Works. $50 4. M: Norcross, s.os A.
"; Sherman. 1907 a. NJ; Island Falls.
I, 9.So A NJ; Smyrna Mills. 100 A.; N;
Al; Presque Isle. los P. NJ; Caribou
l;3O p. NJ; Fort Fairfield. LIS p: M:
Dover and Foxcroft, 7;5s A. M; Guilford.
vile. 9.25 A. M; Kineo. HOO A. NJ.
LEAVE Portland. 10 A. NJ: Lewiston,
i2;oS 1. NJ; Waterville, LIS p. NJ; Bangor.
10 r NJ; Arrive Brownville, 453 I. NJ:
island Falls. 654 p. M; Houlton. 40 P.
LEAVE Bangor, 800 A, N; Arrive Do
SIS A. NJ; Monson. $50 A. NJ: Greenville.
US A. IL; Mt. Kineo. 11.OO A. NJ.
LEAVE Bangor. $50 P. NJ.
ARRIXyE Dover and FoScrott. L@ P.
ton, 7ss p NJ; Greenvilie, S.s5 p. NJ
LEAVE Greenyile. $50 A. NJ; Monsoon
Junction. 615 4. N; Guiiford. 6.2I A.. NJ:
Iron works. e.l0 a. NJ; Brownville. 7.0s
\. NJ; Lagrange. IA A. NJ.
ARRIVE Bangor, 100 A. NJ; Water
tiI;i i ID 4 a p ~: Augusta ILL A. NJ;
LEAVE Fort Fairfield, 40 A: NJ: Car
Ibou; 7.o5 A; n; Pressure Isle. ..32 A. n;
Houlton. 900 A. NJ: Ashland, Ills A. NJ;
Masardis, 7.42 A. M; Smyrna Mills. $50
4. NJ; Island Falls S.4S A. NJ: Sherman.
1907 A. M; Norcross. 1857 A. NJ; Brown
vile. 11.50 A. NJ. Arrive Bangor, 1.20 P.
"; Vaterville. 3.13 p. M; Augusta, Il7
p. NJ; Portland. 5.35 P. NJ.
Leave caribou. 12iO A. NJ: Presque
Isle, 1888 p. NJ; Fort Fairfield, 1915 p.
NJ; Bridgewater. 1.23 P. M; Houlton, 2.15
p NJ: Ashland. Loo A. NJ: Masardis 1905
2. NJ; Smyrna Mills, 2.2o P. NJ, Island
Falls. $40 p. NJ: Sherman. 3.Sl =. M;
Norcross, AIS p. NJ; Brownville, SIS p.
NJ; Lagrange. 557 p. M: Greenville. $50
2. NJ: Monson, Ar p. NJ; Gulford, b.07
p. NJ; Dover and Foxcroft, SIS p M:
Sebec. SAC p. NJ; Arrive Bangor. 7.20 P.
NJ; Waterville. 1000 p. NJ; Augusta. 1879
2. M; Portland. lao A. NJ.
GRO. NJ HOUGHTON.
Genl Pass. and Ticket Agent
y. W. CRAM,
V. p. and General Manager.
Bangor. juno IT, 1896. julyl1dtf