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Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

Miss Heath was in Gardiner. Friday,
visiting friends.
Thomas Dow of kent's Hill, was In
the city, Friday.
Frank Dow of Kent's Hill, was in
Augusta, Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

one house of nine rooms. nearly new
,ity water. and other conVeniencrs Also
an up stairs tenement of seven rooms.
both on Crcss street. East side. Apply to
". II. Bruce lBruce Eros.( iune.3.l11Ns
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

In good order a two seated light open
carriage (surry); a hand made new light
open wagon. (Bangor Punt.) both will be
sold at bargain. f. G. Storer 10 Grove
Street. iune2idtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27


He was a little pug dog, and with
al the faithful attachment for which
these black faced animals are illus
trious, he had followed his mistress
down to the train, bound east. mo.
he mustn't come aboard; that's a
good doggie,' and the train started.
The doggie began to whine, and he too
started. AS the train hastened on. 50
did the black-faced pug. and 7 wasn't
long before his four r1Sah1sar
flying over the sleeps, nxsoa-
sticks. But he wasn't A.
seen of him he looked lSaa N,
speck. as the rear or the .nlhaf
the good looking gIrf. 81
around the curve. And NE. oril-
r,,nr,no va+ > ! shall
'uilns Se~ 1fter this
tOWr' = = Is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

A new Goddard carriage. c. w. Web
Der, 10 Bangor st. june24d1w*
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

The people to know that my house a.
he outlet of Cobbosscecontee is now open
for visitors. Beats to let. Competens
guide furnished. Finest view and best
ishing grounds on the lake. j. w EN-
,ry. Manchester, Me. iune2idlmo
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

Shubcrt piano to rent Inquire OF
Henry Morrill, under Hotel North.
irr..~iT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

Old Papers, whole and clean, at Ken
lebec Journal Office, price 10 cents per
hundred.
Two house. one on the East side One
lalf on installment II desired. A. G. An
lrewS. rnar2nItf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

On Western avenue, house, ell and
barn, with two acres good land. House
contains six rooms, pantry, closets. Water
piped to house and barn from never
failing well; this will be sold al a bargain
if sold soon. The present owner would
rent the place until October, '96. For
terms address J. /. Bailey, Augusta, or
apply on the premises. july17dtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

The street commissioner is building
q fine wide sidewalk along the north
side of Court street, on the steep HILL
which will be great improvement
over the previous one. Much Of the
room, as not only the walk but the
street as well. will be made wider.
The gate machine for the crossing OF
the Maine Central R.R. stood in the
way. and has been moved to the north.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.
!. Wanted -aIen
1 Agents wanted. :,
e. G. A. Cigar.
| Saiesm;kp wanted
| 70 Let eaekient r.
For Rent ~ ,pia.h6..
Shoes-rF l.. liys6y..-
| TO let-f'urnished1ro6 o6ii1,
10. let Furnished. hdilse.
! SkirtS-Busscll a. .Narsfon
| Help Wanted Il. T.sDunlip
| Swift & Swift have>a new ft,rI
/ RUN UNDER BUSINESS!OPPOR
Clearance saie-Atkinson Furnishing
Flags and Lanterns-Perklns' Book
store.
Local Matters.
| 1t was a fine day. Friday. after the
| sun came out.
Miss Heath was in Gardiner, Friday.
| visiting friends
Thomas Dow of Kent's Hill. was in
the eity, Friday.
| Frank Dow of Kent's Hill, was in
Augusta, Friday.
Miss Frances Gullifer is making a 10
| days visit at her home in Watervile.
| ----------------
| J. Frank Pierce and family have
moved cut to Hammond's Grove for
the summer
| MIR. j. V. Lane, of the Journal edi-
tcrial staff, Is enjoying short vaca-
ton at his fathers home in Chichester,
| Y. II.
Great bargains are offered on ladies'
| fine lace boots at f. l.. Hersey's shoe
store. Look for his ad which will give
prices.
Harry c. Aiken left for Boston. Fri
day afternoon. after having done some
special artistic work for several
parties in the city.
Mrs. Melville Smith and daughter.
are t.e ling short Visit with friends
~ DO MASS MI "hii'h says that
nv eNi'es r ~ ''iose ou' ~ i'aiiiiiioiia
"ioSe io- .he summer shortiy aiter
the Fourth.
MIR. and Mrs. George w. Colby and
daughter. Miss Florence. of Boston.
ieA' ioi 'i'eii summer nome IN BEL
7i''ue' iiuas Alofiiiis' aiter making
= 'ai''f' Nisi' Win MI. ana MIS-. oharies
- ''i u
Grove street viii be a boulevard of
the first order, when the steam roller
is through with it. The Improvement
% ''i"en %
's
The many friends of Carl Elias MiIli-
Ken are sending congratulations, upon
his having received the highest honor
in his college course, the junior first
prize Of SO. Mr. Millikens, went to
---
Miss RoNa Kelley arrived on the
boat, Friday morning, from Boston.
where she has been staying during the
past winter. and will spend the sum
mer at her home in Belgrade Mills.
after making visit with her sister.
Mrs. George Andrews, on Weston
street Miss Kelley is an enthusiastic
.,
If you are Mason and in the thirty
second degree, H. p. Lowell can charm
YOU with sight of some wonderfully
fine charms belonging to that degree.
If you are friend seeking wedding
presents, nothing can be more ac-
ceptab1e than the elegant silver articles
in which his show case abounds, and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

WE GROW nursery stock at Geneva
Y. Y. Want agents in N e. towns to sci
t. Salary. Write quick. W. d. Chase Co.
Boston, Mass jltnel2eod& WiW
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

The Public to Know am prepared tt
issue policies of insurance covering loss
1r damage by TORNADOE WINr
STORMS AND CYCLONES. Rates very
low. c. S. Downing, No. 207 Water street.
opp- .Cony House, Augusta, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

Small farm in country for sale, or ex-
change for small place In city. Inquire
1T 63 Second street, Hallowell. Me.
maY2Xli lmO<
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

AGENTS WANTED for Tales OF the
Civil War'--as told by 400 veterans on
Doth sides. Something new. Hundreds of
great war pictures. COS pages. one ageut
reports 40 orders for - days. Write
luick. Peoples Pub. Co, 39ll Market ST.
PHILADELPHIA iunel3sat3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

Agents, local and special for Keune
zee county and other localities in Maine
0 solicit Life Insurance for a first-class
Did Line Company. Liberal contract,
will be made with first-class men, no con
racts will be made with other than first
lass men. II you want good contract
ind one under which you will be sure t..
make money. apply early in person or b..
etter at the office Of the Kennebec Jour
iaI, Augusta, Me. aprSd& WITT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

At Concert hall, opposite court house
a variety of household goods; seven sec
ond hand carpets. bureaus. marble top
sofas, sinks, &c. Will be sold very cheap
to close out the goods. c. Il. Well, Agt.
june15d1mos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

statesmen; salary from start. perma.
lent place. Brown Bros. Co., Nursery
men, Rochester. n. Y.
apr6mon&sat t3mospd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27
TO LET.
Squirrel ISLAND.

To rent until July 2lst. TIL sTI.eoh
six sleeping rooms. open - broad
niaIzz,f. ocean View. Appl' 10 either
Mrs; Frederic Danforth. Gar. nor. Maine.
3f Mr.. Matthews. Squirrel Island.
iunedtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-06-27

House No. II Middle ST., also three
house lots, one on Middle street and two
on Stone street. J. 4, Patterson, II Mid
die st. june1Sdtf
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

ingtun. wa trnd h Miss MAY Howard
From tins letter Wd- received glimpse
W tie ~ hole lot the name given IT,
the plot ~ gtunni un which Wctr wtrh,si
the the" large irut-.
Vii. Nhl,rl Mllrm uui 4 ,ci, u,,r
r-uuy mprf summing Wv hri ulr"tNt
lou. and experiences whllr IT th" rou
,ru,lou the th.mr ut the raIor hrug.
"-lN ~,,r. up The Nnuumu lh. t..
rnutulatluu m the -lN ia,- wutmN W.
,hr Nuuu, ~ lhu-uaum,Dou w. ,,n
inspiring
Mt MuN lusgl". ~ 'ucoru. t,lJ,Wni
her wptr--iuu- ~ ~" romrutiuu to the
rilUrhtiuu hnl u,Wruou " all prr-rut
The ou,tfr evening VT = happ, mrlp
ul uur. ant II j. sincerely regretted that
larger number IT thu uhu-tnn r.Il,
~ A. vegas Wrt, not ptr-,ut TO- hear ~,
rchr'- 'fum TIE greatest gathering "'
Young p"nplo ever as.rmllri un "ul
-hru-. hr pastor Rev ~lluurr rl'~"
TIE r,"tri-,- With q 'rW rHrur-t Wrti-
w., shi
"lra,,' m- IT, ,Irtrtlr, uu loss thar
Wtnul in- arm, Ut r.I'' Young pc"pl'
Is a.. mr,r-t Whrh.wrr rt-,''i M tr'lrv
nrIor. llp" rnuIH umluuG 90 Washing
,ou -lurr ln. federal lt~p, matched D.
At lN. rDu-r ul ,l,r late Nuu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

.,ug ,,"t >i,i, n,N. u'h't i"l''"
I,-'s

,us Um >ru n,N. u.n'' r"l""
',-'..
has murulug. luut . u'rluck, MA
Laws, an alleged ptllr lighter, ht"tlrt
ri Mlk Lewis, Nhu l. wilt kuUwu Ia the
Iucn -lnTt-. WA arrested ~ the night
force and thfuwu M ia" ritl jan "ll III"
charge # NagTautN I'm, morning nj !?
u'clurk the "kld' Wn- brought h"inTr
Justice ,IawIrId aud alta hearing hts
rarr, sent him Ia Ialin ''irlhfts rhalh
gang f. littr"n daN-.
Juan hmI"tauiu, AHA h" buff",
uhu tolluw- ihr profession al rnilring
nlilr glfl- trnm tlrlT h"u"~, wh- caught
at hi~ nriaTluI~ business last night AMI
wn- arrested III Ease wn- heard this
urIning hN Justice Crawford, Who sent
The Burtu' Ia the ruuntN Jail for thlfti
daN-.
Juan luTan the justice II the p"nce al
old lnWII. Who WAS arrested uII the com
plAInl II his Wltr. alleging that III" Was
afraid NJ hrT husband and that she feared
hr wund xii her aud her children, had n
preliminary hearing hrfuT" Justice tthw
lord tins urInIug, The testimony shaved
that Mrs Duran. al times, drank tu rN'
rr~- and would make u fldlculnu~ shaw
~ herself L. her nriglhnts, NNlr drunk
Mi. IuTan would take his wife hulnr aud
Keep her IN clis" confinement until sht
returned H. her SaIlrf ~rn~r- The Justic,
therefore Dismissed III" charges against
Mr. Duran,
Yesterday afternoon the third trial 0I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

,apIau Young. "l IL" NlhWIu"rIu"
krowu- lA-" tail rluh lufurm- lnf tIlI
rs that the Browns viii not visit RI
in-u ~" C"IIllg saturday, ~ has br"lt
AIllruucrd ~ the RI la~o Ihprt-
Tie -thtr- that thr l."aiNlll" klllr-. "lt
their return north tt"u their ttlp {" ~
Hn-u amt -llNrr tltN, viii -tuI, uNrt bore
again AMI PLAY three ghlur- August u.
80 AMI -.
The tflln,. saturday huh SUNDAY ful.
lowlug. august -. ','hui 90. thr Hrowu-
VIII visit RI lh~" AMI play the" gaul"-
with th, cluh at that rIN.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

There l. nuthng wmrh gives "a" gold
hug republican 81 much abstraction ~ II
nrIn DISCUSSION. ~ lhrIrli h" avoids
discussing the Nv" l-~ll" ri ilw silver.
Prescott r"urlr~, There i nothing which
So much p"rturh- III" mlnd oI - hrm"
rrnt ~ the mention -! tarlil, which tour
YEATS axe they DECLARED /" b" ia" only
issue before the country, bat whrh they
nov DECLARE must not be- mentioned.
l'f,"rutt ,luutuAi Mlu"I
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

Va rnnit J. trIug mh,lr hA ia" irn".
rrt~, through Iudg" Is r Ndani-, to get
senator M"urN, 81 Mississippi, n"H at
santa f.. aud taos, Ntg"ld, 81 Illinois,
u"W At ,"lud,l" ~pIlug-, '"ln, L" visit
Nhulu"rqu" -'"'n dld alif"~- Va" en-.
Y"n- hire upon III" I"litlrhl situation,
+ kurhnhrrk, have alfrHiN prtltlun'"l
Nj kllg"ld H. visit iiallup ami denver
AN address. 1T II almost certain, ~hl'
Judge \iiu- tbs morning That senator
Money viii ur.I"ud aud That h" viii AL
dtr,, the rruulr hrr ~ ahout eight ~
truInN-.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
Wanted An Idea X, ".
Protest nv ii"A. tn~y way hrihs =
Wut. JitS WEppiNI.N> 200 I,t-t
lr,s Warrington. T. - 'h't - u
~ iu.it,u ~,I"iU N,',d'ut,ih :
lIttu-,

Itiuu-' ~.
lat mght. at Ahuut So u'rhrk \
phone iur--Agr Nh- r,rclN"d IN t,sI
h TO- MalmllrN rhN -irlan lot 10
rtlmrui luiAu -chtS'l. luiutmlu.I
that a runner hAi fracln-l TIC 4
ifum lirAt cannon. ont IA Tie 4
muuulalu-. With thr -hd ililns, I'd
If the -cholat- ian liLcuu. la pcI
nlN hot mw-rll.
" SSH ~ the new gained rfc 4
~ tho rilN the -tuiN "l the mAb.1
WhIrlI II ucclltfrd, A. II pa.-'a' n !
iu lip, hrcaIlir ~ il-Iulniri that Il
hati tu rn,l ont a tia" version
iluwrNrt. the doctor went wi !.
-rhu-d raflN thl- morning, All I'll
tu.inN So met nv lnr tiII/t ~
tatlNr. aut from lim the following
were obtained
\huu: hundred ~ the huN p.d
the Alhuuurtdu" lniIan -ch,si u
Rear CANNON uu their usual SUNNI
lng The sal arrlirut "crurtri
three miles lfrm their camp a
luplN hat lu hr rhifnrd over n. |
mountain IoHk- ahI rhuN"u~ a. Vel
Whrtr the patty Nd~ met nN a r"u'd
from the -chHl. lmu tharuu u
pan, With Jn~r Ktll AMI arlu- VI
lett ilr riup early Yesterday N
uu hunt, hacuu having the ulI
/ IA the crowd. a Winchester NH
wrfr climbing the toughest Tan
mnuutdIiIs, covered with hrulivn
uudrrgtuwth, thacun Wa tvrI
/ lhIttN wards from his COMPANIONS
| the accI,irnt occurred. II i -upIs-d
"A Iu,,-r rs'k rolled down ani .ud
| hammer al the gun, lot hhrrn u
Il nhtrdl, huldlug Ia" w"al"n
mul2lr withhi- lett hand, ~ the 4
huhN pnwirt burnt.
h. durtuI further stated that \
let went ia the left ear, entered q,
Just hrhlud III" ear, aud came "ui
three lirhr. from III" ear,
hHrun wa- u half hrr'oi ifua|
rrurr-. '. VI. and lived. after tsl
Ing. until about ',.b ~ the rN"hli
] hlNl'l'HN '"NNl lllk h'''N ~
murulup. TIE wn- ahuut |! trsr
tended the lTal guNrtnnrlt ~
three Years. lrarn~i the catI~n<l
AMI Vas a gHl carpenter, VA
aud trustworthy. and WAS r"nsIifl
al the best captains ami t""
~chnul,
The doctor also submitted IN
iug additional facts "l."unHfd n
night watrhIuaIi and second ~ "a
IT," camp. who l. one 81 the pup
eight III the hnNs from I'll" ralnp
hal been notified ~ the ~lrIillns n
AMI hunted iuT and found the I'd
super IT, removal Af
mountains aud canyons t. IN
distance III three mllr-, Where u
team met ;hrm, Leonard hal imif
"A -ttrtrhrr III hlankrt- hnd i"I-
which wa- trud"rlI hih IL" h'',
uulN acted u mobile part ihr"u.
who'd" ttulI-aCtlul.
/ark j'hacun. "A brother al lh'
dian hnl, II u Carpenter, dong
III the cltN. aud wa~ ~" W
callers nj IL" ~rh"nl this MON
, has notified hi- folks al La flrI
.ui death 81 his brother
The remains wrr" buried ~ ~
barbara cemetery this h'lrih"
u'rlrk.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

Harry Lang, ~ the charge ~ ,agtaurA
raine ny III Justice tawtuti'- court u"
tore the following gentlemen W'Iu r"u
I-,-,d lh" jay VI T. ~,huu " b iiht
pct j : Met lutr. ; \ irn ..U " p
Franklin HId : \anu lh" u'-''m ..N
Hiiurri -huN- that Lang Wt.NrNll ..
glurrt lut rfrfrtf,L following 1910 N.
lawful occupation fut 4 lNrl'. I'.
tu N" county w'i fut -iNN I..-. itug
H. a rnt'unf - Trout. thr alleged W.f
lrt't ~ IL" lalAu,-r W'nAn. nN' l- r0u
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
WIIKIY IKOr BuIilIlN.


warm anil m.rr ~ ln-. rI.u"N 100 m..i
Imr- ul the lrillun
In man, Irau,i,. frequent ul'' .htV
, p. ,rrufrrl nu, u .uu, ph.r- Uuruu
nlI urrurrrl
lI...,. condition. st,rt ,ttf,l, ul
-,r Nrur ,nrrr va. .u'.u,N rIu
sII 20. wrrk wa- prt'rI tur Er,v.u.'
90 f.. nN W',rr lhrr,.wt. uu ruu ,N,N
l'Iug -.'l stood 'ut hu
UI.n1 n.li.,r' that hu, srrh' extent
., t,ru'.r, ~. uut M,urrl With nUr,.. 90.
',- iuu'tII. hul i,hru -. No. iH'
N,rA r..uI,- W.ul. .,. r,u-.l.r,.l ',,ur
.auIr.l uu... .r.u.. VI Us, Iu,h,-
20 utIu'tr -,..... N'.I" ~ulus,i
Wh.h ,l'' ..,D N m.u- uH,h'i
u,ua rp.l- n. lu. N.' "'rtNug
bulletins .I D. l." ...l .,... u'
,,u.'uN u r,.In..' rou.'.u ,.l
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Ih, -uGI nrirl.I, u .., .",i l.r.
valley g. r.I'l'nI GOO .." 'nN 'r'' lr.u,.
NIX ruuill.r. u' I..,r. pIpu.l IU iN"
santa 10. NrnN .u Ni.'.u.u'u ,.,r
uu.,- tl' ...I.- ,.l, we'll un -'.p
mint. % ..r.r ".. h' N..l. 81, ,u,..r
mote .u.u I,.In. &" '"'"wm,'. 70
r.'rnun. % .yI.u nut Shoot p.Hu.,,.u
r'l .ru. WHi t-. 90. .Hlwlrj iu'
appl" rrup 900 ~. .wn r,,uI"' "hIl'
lnrh'. 3, muyn '.''l ,Ntu W,, r.,I",n.}
rarllrr Iu l'I' -'u-.rl
,,"',h." cr'. r'n .'.' "nh
t.u uI o.. mDl.. u. Wr,l -Iru.d
WITH NhrN o. ',. l'
l,I.nI. - ,N.r.' 'luN % l,N ol
tv rJ.l' ru.n,H - i'..,.'u. W'II D'
found % Iui,r.'
h"IuhiI,' .'.,l n'h'nI SECOND
rr,p I alfalfa ".u JuI WI'h Nrl' -,jI-
hr'"iN r.ri'.. '"N r.t ,'wur ~
strong NIL '"ii." .r't-lnrH 'uu. Nu,I
good ,Iu,iuu 'uIu ~ grmiu ,,t,
fire \luNiil- lniHut We'll 20 uur-l BE-,
rattr,-. nu' "th"r lIu' q. ,"n |u-rr'IAs
~. ant ~ -.lu" !ral.tlra uh ~, apll'
rdu l." seen Vegetable GhlI"u- pretty
lar HurlWltit'u l'l- W"'k murh h"tt"I
than "a ,hr pct Rang. IT" tp g,""'
condition anal -;u,k lmIu","d "u-l"i"r
ably BAY warm nuI ushl. n'r"rnlug
quite ru"l
,lu,rl VI li.llrunrl w. ram
u,,t IT,. i,, I.,,. l..u l.t ant II,
'''' Wv va, ',''' wv go. W
hN"N'hlns l. beginning I" l"'"l ran
again fhrN rufiI g., "hrll,g hni ,h--"il
me ont bat viii m a ngli rim, 4. tm
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

Iho-r who attended the Christian I'm
,lra,ur AlIy at the PRESBYTERIAN church
last night, were we'll repaid, -h>" tn"
optic. quit" u number 81 III" Christian
fudraNut hNmI~ were sung, among when
were "Klr-,,d Sun-hlnr,' keep >;"I'
N,th .h..,,. Whatever Rrllir, and Faith
T. the lct"ry,'
The EndraNurrT- and pastor f"ad' ~
concert, portion uf John H., followed lH
pra,rr on.r,si hy the pastor A letter
from Miss Lulu Hamilton OF S"c"rr"'
who attended the convention ut wash
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

bows IA GruTgm they tell 81 "A r"'Sll"
entering the waist 81 a N"ung Woman u
trw mouth, ago AMI lat week working
IT. va, ont "D IA" arm "l a young man ~
a urII'hrtluG town.
ru democratic hrlll inr rrN"uu" only
hl- thu Tar Increased the puhlIr debt ~
over tl"Ii.lu'l AMI nov IA" pariN
lr,Irr- A.. DECLARING that II l-u.t az T..
-u.
SOS lNLII.,N McklulrN clubs are l."
M mgmiIrd IA several ~tat"~ Ia"
voter, rrgarilo-- al party Wr Tallilng 4"
,h standard 81 protection and pfu-I~fl-
Il
Il L. -inrrfrN huI"i that VIZ lirNan ~
hI- EASTERN tuur viii liui OCCASION /" put
oul new mrtaphur I" Assist the over
worked heurrui tho thuru- aud gold,
uuNlrlt,N having hluudrr,Si "nr" " III
MundI again, hut IA" people, though
thrN hlundwrd ~ $50, viii know better
tins time
GNt a. American industry the ptotrc
ton II need, aud II viii -pnn furnish em
pluymeni for the people and restore pros
V@rliy'
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15
ouI, Jr,n',,o,iuin,

Charles 'Nlnlan, thu anldF
painter. Is back from IA ~" m'-i
Ia JrInr2 hot -prlng-, where hr
search 1T rrllrf from ~t"marh
brought oil hy lead l"l-"I, ",
back much improved, AMI >AH
feels better than hr has l"f iMT
~ fact II l. ia" first tim" i'iA
found any relief, though hr =
sprlnr- all over the ruuniT!, ny
III Lrnrf are unStint"d, lin-S''
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-08-15

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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1896-10-28
"HoNEsr John. LIND.

John Lind, of New Ulm, was born In
Sweden, March 25th, 1854, and has resided
In Minnesota since 1858; received q public
school education; taught school; read law.
and was admitted to the bar in 1887, since
which time he has been engaged in tho
practice of his profession: was elected to
tn, Fiftieth and the Fifty-first congresses,
and reelected to the Fifty-second congress
as Republican, being the only Republican
congressman elected from the state He
declined denomination to the Fifty-third
congress, not being in harmony with his
party in economic questions
Mr.. Lind's reputation and standing as an
able lawyer is second to. none in this state
or section of the nation. During his six
years In congress he maintained high po-
sition there as a quick witted, ready de-
batter, and as master in the art of foren-
sic eloquence. His course of action in con-
gress was consistently marked by his stead
fast and energetic opposition to all schemes
OF the trusts and monopolies, which are
now attacking him in his <ace for the
office of governor of this state.
No man in Minnesota posses in larger de-
gree the confidence of the people in his in
compatibility of character and perfect hon.
esty of character, coupled with rare ability
In general appearance and demeanor Mr..
Lind is characterized by modest manner,
bright, quick eye, and a winning kindli-
ness of face expression, which can only
proceed from warm heart and the most
benevolent instincts towards his fellow
men.
He will be the next governor of Minne-
sofa by the voice of the people.