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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-12
Weather to reyel in.

This is q story a drummer tells.
Ihere is 1t spot in an out of the
way town over in Penobscot county. a
little hamlet where there is a rickety
grist mill. a shallow stream, a bridge
and one store that has wrecked every
occupant it has had for 40 years. Not
long ago | was in Penobscot county
ana my attention was attracted by 3
man who carried one of the soberest
NEST solemn faces, l ever saw | was
So much impressed that l asked a by
stander what trouble he had expert
oneed: "Thundern' lightnin'.' he ex-
claimed. hes had trouble enough for
anybody. Why man, he traded two
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-12
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. SATURDAY SEPTEMBER IL 1885,
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
Whore Held and the Speakers Who Will Ad.
dress Them.

HON. EUGENE HALE of Ellsworth. I'll
| peak as follows:
Ellsworth. Saturday, Sept IL.
HON. w. =. FRYE will speak as follows
Lewiston, Saturday, Sept. u.
HON: LLEWELLYN POWERS OF
HOULTON. will speak as follows:
Houiton, Saturday, Sept H.
HON. II. ID. CLEAVES Of Portland. will
speak: ="
Belfast Saturday. Sept. H.
HON HAROLD M. SEWALL Of Bath
Me-, Will speak as follows:
Calais, Saturday, Sept. u.
HON LEE FAIRCHILD of California
VIII speak as follows:
Bath. Saturday. Sept. IL.
HON. J. r. G; PITKIN of Louisiana. will
speak as follows:
Belfast. Saturday, Sept. ~.
HON. v d: DOLLIVER Of Iowa. will
speak as follows:
winthrop. Saturday. Sept. H.
hon. o. Y. TOUSLEY of Minnesota, will
speak as follows:
Cherryheld, Saturday. Sept. IL.
HON. w. w. THOMAS. Jr., OF Portland
VIII speak as follows:
Warren, Saturday, Sept. u.
HON. $. L. MILLIKEN will speak as
follows:
Augusta, Saturday Sept. II.
HON. c. A. BOUTELLE OF Bangor. will
speak as follows:
Bangor. Saturday, Sept. IL.
HON. JAMES S. SHERMAN Of New
York, will speak as follows:
Milford. Saturday. Sept. r.
L. L. RICHARDS. Esq. of Pennington
VIII speak as follows:
Milford. Saturday. Sept. H.
HON. II. NJ. HEATH OF Augusta. will
speak as follows:
Rockland, Saturday. Sept IL.
GEN'L o. o. HOWARD OF Vermont. will
speak as follows:
presque Isle. Saturday. Sept. II.
JUDGE A. G. ANDREWS OF Augusta.
Me, will speak as follows:
Benton Station. Saturday. Sept. T.
MIR CLARENCE b. BURLEIGH OF Au-
gusta, Me, win speak as follows;
Halloweli. Saturday. Sept II.
HON. A. NJ. SPEAR Of Gardiner. Ne.
viii speak as follows
West Gardiner. Saturday, Sept. u.
THOMAS LEIGH, Jr. OF Augusta. Ne
will speak as follows:
East Mt. Vernon. Saturday. Sept L.
MAJOR G. T. STEVENS OF Augusta.
Me, VIII speak as follows:
Benton Station. Saturday. Sept. L.
1 T.,
Will speak as follows:
Bunham. Saturday. Sept y.
MIR. GEORGE W. HESELTON OF Gar
diner. Me. viii speak as follows:
West Gardiner Saturday. Sept Y.
HON. w. II. MOODY of Massachusetts.
will speak as follows:
Rockport, Saturday. Sept. u.
HON. CURTIS GUILD, JR., Of Boston
VIII speak as follows:
Wiscasset. Saturday. Sept r.
c. II. GROSVENOR OF Ohio,
viii speak as follows:
Bangor. Saturday. Sept. T.
HON. GEORGE EDMUND FOSS Of ILL
nois, Will speak as follows:
Haloweil. Saturday. Sept. IL.
c. T. MATTOCKS OF Port
land, viii speak as follows:
Thorndike, Saturday. Sept r.
HON. +. c. MANCHESTER of Massa-
chusetts. Will speak as follows:
Patten. saturday. Sept. T.
HON. WILLIAM W. DOHERTY OF
Massachusetts, win speak as follows:
Norway, Saturday. Sept. u.
GEN. CYRUS BUSSEY of Washington,
Will speak as follows:
Dexter saturday. Sept r.
HON. HENRY SHERMAN BOUTELLE
Of Chicago Will speak as follows:
Mechanic Falls, Saturday, Sept. IL.
HON. JOHN II. Won WoRMER of New
York, Will speak as follows:
LiminSton Corner. Saturday. Sept. L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-12

How long is it going to take the
Western farmers to find out the patent
tact that under the proposed silver
currency the price of their wheat Would
be fixed in the London market just as
surely as it is now; and that while
they might get more dollars for their
staples sold at home those dollars
would be worth no more for what they
might want to use them than those
they now get are? OF course the farm
er might reduce his farm laborers to
the condition of those in Argentina and
Russia but we don't believe he wants
to do that. Besides the labor done bv
machincry-and that is the labor which
costs the Western farmer more--would
De higher He would be compelled to
pay the high prices for this machinery
ana II he run in debt for it would have
10 pay the high interest that repudia-
'lohists always have to pay when they
contract new debts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-12

South Carolina has recovered from
several great disasters in her history
such as secession and earthquake, and
she is now on the way to recovery
from one of the greatest of them all
Tillmanism. The people have repudi-
ated his candidate. Evans, at the polls
and it remains to he seen if the Legis-
lature will follow the excellent advice
of the majority
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Representatives TO the Legislature.

ANDOSCOGGIN COUNTY.
Lewiston-Frank l.. Noble. George w
Furbush, Charles A. Forest, Archie [.
Talbot.
Auburn Il. f. Briggs, ]. p. Hutchin-
son
INSTRUMENTATION L. Plummer.
Turncr-Almon c. Day.
East I.ivermore-J. a. Rowell.
Poland T. NJ. Fernald
Wales-Joseph w. Sawyer
AROOSTOOK.
Observation-Disclosures l.. Chandler.
Van Buren--Fred Il. Niolette.
Presque lsle-George II. Smith.
Woodland-Henry b. Pratt
Caribou-Judah D. league
Houlton-George H. Gilman
SmyrnaA. II. Daggett
Fort Fairfield--E. l.. Houghton.
I.inneus- Major W. Bither
Madawaska-Remi A. Daigle.
Masardis-Newcll ID. Smith.
CUMBERLAND
Portland-Seth l.. Larrabee Will:a.s. .
knowlton. Frederick ID. Winslow, Arrnur
W; Merrill, John Howard Hill, Wilbur c.
Whelden. -
South Portland-Melville 3. Fuller.
CaSco-Richard Cook.
Cumberland-Ne NJ Shaw.
Observation-Disclosures S. Burns.
freeport-Winthrop l.. Fogg.
Scarboro-John Albert Snow.
Sebago-P. Z. Larrabee.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS +. Prince.
brunswick S. l.. Holbrook
Observation-Disclosures n. Staples
Windham-Joseph l.. Robinson
Standish-Wiliam S. Thompson.
Gray-James Il. Hancock.
Deering- Myron f. Moore
Gorham-Elbridge NJ. Wilson.
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1 s95Sas4ERSe s$sS8
Hints OF Autumn.

In scarlet clusters DER the gray stone
wall
The barberries lean in this autumnal
air.
Just when the fields and garden plots
are bare.
And ere the green leaf takes the tint of
fan. Sos
They come, to make the eye a festival,
Along the road for miles their torches
flare.
All. if your deep-sea coral were but
rare
CThe damaSk rose might envy ii withaID
What bards had sung your praises long
ago,
Called you fine names in honey-worded
books
The rosy tramps of turnpike and of
lane,
Septcmber's bushes, Ceres lips aglow,
Little Red-Ridinghoods, for your sweet
looks,
But your plebian beauty Is in vain
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
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One More Rally, Then We Vote.

The citizens of Augusta are to have
one more grand political rally before
voting We have had two splendid
ones snlready, let this last one be the
rousiug wnd-up. This evening Hon.
sethi Mnliken will address the citi-
zens @pf Augusta at City hall. There
are the best of reasons why Augusta Re
publicans, at least, should he present
Mr.. Milliken is one of the most inter-
estins Speakers ON the stump Those
who hear him this evening will go
away with a clear understanding Of
the issues. for he is clear and logical
il. his presentation and knows what he
is talking about. Every one who wants d
little more light on the subjects under
discussion cannot afford to miss the
rally; everyone who wants to see ana
hear the man, who since 1883 has rep
resented this third district in Congress
and borne a conspicuous part in the
important national legislation of the
past IS years, and everyone who APP
preciates what he has done for his
constituents during that time will be at
City hall this evening The citizens of
Augusta should give Mr. Milliken Il
rousjng reception tonight. They are
his constituents and have not to look
farther than the handsome public
building, which we secured through
his efforts for cause to do so. just a
little way below the city the great
steam dredger has been at work for
months clearing the river so as to
facilitate the great shipping interests
along the kcnnebcc. These are but
conspicuous instances of the faithful
attention and untiring efforts the
congressman of the third district has
given to the welfare of his district
No constituent of his ever had a matter
that should receive his attention that
didn't receive it, No man has worked
harder in the cause of the principles
which the Republican party is fighting
Tor III this campaign than has Mr..
Milliken. 1t would have been but a
natural desire on his part to
have spoken chiefly in the larger
places this campaign, for he is
one of the most effective of all the
brilliant speakers we have had, but he
expressed desire at the very first to
be assigned to the smaller nlaces
where he felt there was need of the
best efforts. He told the committee
that there was no place so small that
he wouldn't gladly so and work. He
has done this. Tonight he closes his
work with the assurance that the peo-
pie of the old third district will give
him superb majority on Monday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-12

y corporation and people living With
III 'he sphere of its influence do not al
ways agree on just what is hes, lint
the Tact remains. that what is best fo,
the people is also best for tho co,.,,1,,,
tion depending upon them. We are re
minded OF this by what we understand
TO be the attitude of Genera, MANAGE,
tucker OF the Maine Central Railroad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-12

Those who declare fall in prices is
due to rise in gold do not give the
figures to prove it, They can't. for the
flEures prove the opposite, as David 4
Wells in a careful investigation of the
causes of fall in prices demonstrates
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-12

years down ter Mills and tn,
wonder is that he came out of i
alive"
While law cnforccrs on the Andres
cogGin are quarrelng over the
"empties" what about the "fulls"
The stump orators who are now
leaving Maine should take this Incl
dent reported in Franklin county along
with them. it is a good one to tell: ON
a highway bordcred by well titled
farms and neat farm houses, in front
of one of the finest residences the owner
has erected Il sign board almost as
large as Il barn door. and on it are
painted the words. Il have voted my
last Democratic ticket, and don't YOU
forget it." The farmer living across
the road has a similar board and on It
is the inscription. My sentiments are
Just like those of my neighbor across
the way"
Lewiston Journal: y plurality of 20
600 for Powers next Monday. win be a
big Republican achievement. The
country must not expect Maine To
equal its plurality Of nearly % 900 two
years ago when the Democrats let thu.
election go by default, ana il must he
remembered that the State never yet
gave Republican plurality Of 20. 00n in
the September election of a presidential
year, Republicans elsewhere should
be reasonable
Portland Advertiser: The Honest
Money Democratic league of Portland
starts off with list Of 123 names. in
GLIDING those of many of the best
known and most prominent citizens.
These rcpudiate the doctrines of the
Chicago platform as false and pernic-
ious. and it follows that they can sup
port no candidate who holds to those
doctrines. That means Mr.. Frank, as
well as Mr.. Staples. Mr. Sewall and Mr..
Bryan. 1t must be somewhat CiShrart
cning to Mr.. Frank on his return from
free silver campaign through the
state. To find So large number of his
fellow toWnsmen and fellow Democrats
falling away from him
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-12

va OEAtP ~ ~
senators-o y. Poor, Andoyer; John a
Roberts. Norway
Treasurer George NJ. Atwood. Paris.
Attorney-John 5. Harlow. Dixheld.
Sheriff Fred a. Porter. Rumford.
Register OF Probate-Albert d. Park
Paris.
Judge of Probate-s. S. stearns, Nor.
way.
Commissioner-John NJ phllbrook
Bethel.
PENOBSCOT COUNTY
Senators-Wm Engcl. Bangor: A r
Day. Corinna, Edgar y. Weeks, Oldtown
Sheriif-Charles r. Brown, Springfield
ADMINISTRATION l.. Smith, Patten
Judge of Probate. II. Burgess, Ban
ger.
Treasurer-H. T.. Stubs, Bangor.
Commissioned. c. Written, Carmel.
PIsCATAQUIS COUNTY.
Senator-Willis E. Parsons. Foxeroft
Attorney-C. w. Hayes Foxcroft
Judge of Probate-George W. Howe.
Milo.
Register Of Probate-C. ". Brown, Do.
yer.
Clerk of Court-H. b. Flint. Foxcroft.
Treasurer-C. G. Hall. Dover
Sheriif-Zenas II. Poole, Dover
Commissioner-A. c. Curtis, yelling
SAGADAHOC COUNTY.
Senator-M. II. Ferguson, Phippsburg.
Treasurer-F W. Weeks Bath
Attorney-Grant Rogers Richmond.
Register of Probate-C. W. Longley.
Bath.
COMMISSIONERS. s. Adams. Bowdoln.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Senators-Nilton l.. Merrill St Adams.
Tilson D. Salley. Madison.
Clerk of Courts-Neweu w. Brainerd
Skowhegan.
shoriff-Edward p viles, Skowhegan.
Judge of Probate-Edward +. Danforth
Register Of Probate-Nathan Fowler.
Skowhegan.
Attorney-C o. Small. Madison.
Treasuror-R. 7. Patten. Skowhegan.
Commssioner-Alon Smith. Corn
Vile
WALDO COUNTY.
Senator-A. j. Billings, Freedom.
Judge of Probate-George e. Johnson
Belfast.
Register of Probate-J. D. Parker. Bel
fast.
Commissioner-Fran A. Cushman.
MontVille,
County Attorney Ellery Bowden. Bel
fast.
Treasurer-Alfred A. Small. Belfast.
Sheriff Samuel G.. Norton, Palermo
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Senators-Charles a. Mccullough. Cal
ais: Edgar A. Wyman Milbridce.
Sheriff-Isaac L. Longfcllow, Machias
Attorney-Fred ]. Campbell. Cherry
field.
Clerk of Courts-phineas II. Longfel-
low. Machas.
Judge of Probate-George r. Gardner.
Calais.
Register of Professionalism NJ Brad
bury, Machias.
Treasurer-Austin Harris. East Ma
chas.
Commissioner-Jethr Il. Mutt. Perry.
YORK COUNTY
Senators-Frank II. Hargraves Buxton
Daniel \. liurd. North Berwick; Leroy
!. Pike Cornish.
Judge of Probate-Nathaniel Hobbs
North Berwick.
Register of Probate-Frank Wilson.
Sanford.
mm;ssioner-Stephen l.. Purinstcn.
Liinington.
AttorLey-Wilis T. Emmuns. Saco.
Treasurer-Charles II. adams Limerick
Shcrifi-Csher Il. Thompson, Newficld
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Mothers. Mothers,, Mothers,,,

NRs. WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP has been used IN
over FIFTY WEARS by MILLIONS Of MOTHERS fcf
Sheir CHILDREN while TEETHING, with PERFECT
SnCCESS. II SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the
GUMS, ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND collie,
and is the best remedy for DIARRHCEA. Sold By
druggists in every part of te world BE and ~
Tor Mrs Winsows Soothing SYRUP" and take =
Shsr kiud. Twenty five csnts hotals lAWkW
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Many OF the Federal otficeholders.
who do not approve of Mr. Bryan's
one term principle. are perniciously ac-
tive in approving his other principles.
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PoWderly tells the Workingmen to
stand by honest currency, and Pow
DERBY is one of the Wisest leaders or
ganizcd labor ever had.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-12

The president of a Chicago base ball
league drew his revolver on the man
aSer of one of the teams in a row at
the league meeting over Sunday
game. Base ball excitement runs late
in the season out there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-09-12

Instantly soothing, stimulating, pain
Killing and strengthening are the Hop
Piasters when applied to bodily all
ments. Your medicine dealers have
them.
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Republican Nominations.
ANDROsCOGGIN COUNTY.

AN DIkoS&o11l.N 0OCN L.
Senatorial r. Savage, Auburn: j
Wesley Maxwell Webster.
Sherif-B. j. Hin. Auburn.
Judge of Probate-F. NJ. Drew, Lewis
ton.
Treasurer-Noel r. Potter. Lewiston.
Attorney-W. II. Judkins. Lewiston.
Register of Probate-t'red Q. Watson
Auburn.
Commissioner-Georg Parcher. Leeds.
AROOSTOOK COUNTY.
Senators-I.ouis c. Stearns. Caribou
Henry c. Sharp. Monticello.
Judge of Probate-Nicholas Fessenden
Fort Fairfield.
Register of Probate-TIenry NJ Briggs
Houlton.
Attorney-Wallace r. Lumbert, Car
ibou.
Treasurer-r. o. Ludwig. Houlton.
Commissioncr-James Il. Thurlough.
Fort Fairfield.
Sheriff-Levi II. Gary Caribou.
CUMBERLAND COUNTY.
scnators-Josiah II. Drummond, Jr..
Elizabeth: cyrus S. Witham. RAYMOND.
Matthew w Morrill,. Gray.
Attorney-George Libby, Portland.
Sherff-Samuei u. plummcr. Scarboro.
Judge of Probatc-Henry c. Peabody,
Portland.
Treasurer-Daniel d. Chenery. Deering
Register of Probate-Joseph Il. Reed.
Observation-Disclosures Walker. Deer
ing.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Senator-Nathan U. Hinkley, Phillips
Judge of Probate-James Morrison.
Phillips.
Sheriff.. Ardine Blake. Pennington
Commissioner-Daniel w. Berry, Car
thage.
Attorney-Elmer L. Richards. Farming
ton.
Treasurer-Daniel NJ Bonney, Farming
ton.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Senators-Gilbert L. Simpson. Sullivan;
Rufus j. Grindle. Blue Hill.
Sheriff-Lewis +. Hooper, Ellsworth.
Register of Probate-Charles l.. Dorr
Ellsworth.
Commissioner-John 2. Eldridge. Els
worth
Attorney-John F. Bunker, Jr, Eden.
Treasurer-Omar w. Tapley. Ellis
worth
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Senators-Martin l.. Reynolds Sidney:
Waterville.
Attorney-George w. Heselton, Gar
diner.
Judge of Probate-G. T. Stevens. An
gusta.
Treasurer-James E. Blanchard, Chel-
sea.
Clerk of Courts-w. S. Choate of Au-
guSta.
Sheriff-Andrew l.. McFadden. Water
vile.
Register of Probate-Walter A. New
comb. Augusta.
Commissioner-Sew Pettingll, Wayne.
KNOX COUNTY.
Senator-F. S. Walls, Vinalhaven.
Judge of Probate-C. E. Meservey.
South Thomaston.
Register of PrOhate-E X Co,,a
Rockland
Sheriff-W. N. Ulmer, Rockland.
land.
Commissioner-T. S. Bowden, Washing
ton.
Treasurer. r. Campbell, Rockland
Attorney-Washingt r. Prescott.
Rockland
LINCOLN COUNTY.
Senator-H. II. Chamberlain, Bristol.
Judge of Probate-Geo. B. Remission.
Harbor
Sherin-Chas. f. Piper. Damariscotta.
Commissioned. w. Clary. Jefferson.
Acknowledgement Hilton, Wiscasset.
Ireasurer-Joseph Call, Wiscasset.
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LAST RALLY OF THE CAMPAIGN
IN AUGUSTA SHOULD HAVE A
LARGE AUDIENCE.
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IheE are measuring Bryan by his
letter and have found him to be inst
such II man as would be likely to so
about the country declarinp tbot h..
was sure Of carrying the state of New
York.
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1'illman leaned on the wrong end of
his pitchfork The shock of that South
Carolina vote has left him impaled.
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Gen. Palmer,says his letter of accept
ance will be brief. Probably it won't
contain as many Is as Bryan's.
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One can imagine the sound of
George" as the word fell from Mr.
Reeds lips.
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The golden tints of autumn are often
sive to those who think Wall and Lom-
bard streets control the gold.
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Dovid r. would be Il delegate unre-
stricted save by his own ends.
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Ngned communications.
THE JOURNAL CANNOT BIZ HELD
RESPONSIBLE for the preservation Or
vsturn Of rejected communication.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions and Advertisements to
BURLEIGH 4 FLYNT. Publishers. Au-
GuDta, Maine.
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The Essence Ct Il.

iBoSton Herald.)
Democrats who want to make short
work of Organism will doubtless vote for
Mckinley.
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REPUBLICANS SHOULD BE AT
THE RALLY. TONIGHT, AND ALL
NITED
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For Representatives to Congress.

First District-THOMAS B. REED
Of Portland.
Second District-NELSON DING
LEY, JR., of Lewiston.
Third District-SETH l.. MILL
KEN Of Belfast.
Fourth District-CHARLES A. BOU-
TELLE Of Bangor.
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GRAND RALLY TONIGHT.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS
FOR PRESIDENT,
WILLIAM MCKINLEY
OF OHIO.
FOR WCE-PRESIDENT,
GARRETT A. HOBART
OF NEW JERSEY.
FOR GOVERNOR,
LLEWELLYN POWERS
OF HOUlTON.
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
TOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
For Electors at Large:
JOHN F. HILL, of Augusta.
JOEL WILBUR, of Avon.

First District-EDWIN PARSONS of
Kennebunk.
Second District-A. r. MCPHERSON of
Boothbay Harbor.
Third District-FRED ATWOOD of
Winterport.
Fourth District-ALBERT H. SAWYER
of Calais
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PENOHSCoT CorNrY

Senators-Wm. Engcl, Bangor: A. r.
Day. Corinna, Edgar y. Weeks, Oldtown
Sherin-Charles r. Brown, Springfield
Attorney-Bertram l.. Smith, patten.
Judge of Probate. II. Burgess, Ban
ger.
Treasurer-H. L. Stubbs, Bangor.
COMMISSIONED. c. Written. Carmel.
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FRANKLIN.

StronE-J. Harvey Conant.
Pennington George NJ. Currier.
Wilton Cyrus n. Blanchard.
New Ninyard-Samuel b. Luce.
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Elisworth-H. Il. Saunders.
Brooksville-Melvin ID. Chatto.
Blue Hill-Harvey =. Ilinckley.
Bucksport-Isaac j. Britton.
Sullivan Henry Boynton.
Bar Edward Il. Rodick.
Deer isle-Stephen i. Thurlow.
penohScot-Joseph NJ. Hutchins.
Amherst-J. II. Patten.
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A-N DItNIt1NONl1IN GU y I
Senatorial. r. Savage, Auburn; J
Wesley Maxwell, Webster.
Sheriff-B. j. iill. Auburn.
Judge of Probate-F. NJ. Drew, Lewis
ton.
Treasurer-Noel r. Potter. Lewiston.
Attorney-W. II. Judkins. Lewiston.
Register of Probate-Fred o. Watson
Auburn.
Commissioner-Georg Parcher. Leeds
The evening times., 1896-01-12
Scene-Pulice station No. 4.
Time-Night.

Sccne-Pvlice station No. 4.
Time-Night.
nramatis acknowledgement Daley, Ser
geant Barry, Sergeant Smith, Desk Ser
geant VOss, Assistant Desk Sergeant Rinck.
Fag Sergeant Espey, 'Schmuky" M"hl,
Micky Bannigap. Little amy. va gs. drunks,
ioafers and reporters.
g-Nineteen clubs. three decks
OF cards. a bottle of gin, pair OF handouts,
four revolvcrs, brass buttons. poker chips
and blackjack.
Sergeant Daley takes his feet OFF the desk
pals in the eli ips, raises small glass
slowly, looks at tie gang and says:
"Gilmore? Never drink any? Never
heard OF it? What? Goodness gracious,
Then 1t Is clear that you never did duty In
the Fourth police precinct or trOd the sacred
dust OF Bloodfieid. why, ''GiImore'' is TO
the coiored citizens of South Washington
what nectar was to Zeus before Hebc stub
bed her toe. There is more murder and less
mercy; more misery and less meritin Gilmore
than IN any beverage that was ever sweatcd
ont OF grapes or corn.
"Gilmore contains more wrigeling ana
condas than Brazil and more ba Cteria than
James Creek canal.
Il would rather nave the Spanish army at
tack me, or would rather have Senator
Peffer introduce bill In my behalf. than
tackle glass OF Gilmore A see,hing.
sizzling, sissing serpent coils in each drop
OF the dreadful, direful, distressing darned
stuff. would rather be found dead in a