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Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
A LIFE SAVED.
A Return to Happiness and HeaIth
After rlonths Of Weary Pain
Few People Realize What
the Pangs Of Dyspep.
sia Signify.

There arc very few Of the thousand. .,
Gyspeptics who realize exactly the condit;or
Of their systems. They experience pa;n
flccpessncss, loss Of flesh, extreme jrriiala'
ity, and resort To anything that win o;y.
them temporary relief until the day yl,icb
invariably comes when they snccunb to nj.
dread malady. In case Of dyspepsia ,ba
stomach becoming irritaied ceases 10 perform
its natural functions, the food is not diecs,sd
and thus the nourishmcnt which shonld h.
taken from that which we cat fails 10 he diss
.ributcd throughout the body, for the Dur.
pose OF creating new tissue. The bleed
becomes impoverished and the patient con.
tinnally losing flesh soon reaches the stats
where gastric ulcers are formed. which
increase the suffering Of the victim. n
death does not soon result from STATE n,
collapse due to an inability to obtain nourisb.
ment, the outcome will be an internal
hemorrhage due TO the perforation of one ~
the ulcers. But there Is no need for any one
to experience such an end, or in fact. 10 spt
fer at all the pangs OF indigestion. Kickanoo
Indian Sagwa, the greatest OF all remede.
for the liver, kidneys, stomach and blood il
especially beneficial in this trouble. Thou.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

and when hits We're not needed, chalk
ing up 13 with total of Is, and scoring
in every inning but one. In addition TO
that Mccarthy struck him out twice
amid cries cf Cheer up, Dill" and II
wouldn't try" the old time war cries
of Dill when he wore an Augusta uni
form. And once again, Dill. Cheer
up!"
1t should have been shut out Bel
fast scored two runs in the eighth
when one man plainly ran five or six
feet out of line to avoid being touched.
sitter two men We're out, but Brady de-
olared he did not, and that settled it,
All the same, the man ran out Of line
as stated. In the sixth, Fogarty took
4 fly from Webster and cleanly threw
Regan out at first, but Brady said no.
All the same, Regan was out. Outside
Of that we have no kick to make on
Bradys umpiring. On those decisions
We do kick. Lewiston and Portland
lapers please take notice.
The story of Belfast's score in the
eighth is a much mixed up mess. Ma
2ena singled to right Collopy hit to
Delaney, who threw Maizena, out at
second. Hill singled to right. Regan
hit to Mccarthy, and Callopy was
caught between third and home. and
ran ont Of line, but was declared safe.
first and second, and finally, Callopy
was caught the second time and run
down between third and home. Web
ster then hit hard to right and Hill and
Regan crossed the plate. Kane hit to
Delaney and was out at first
That was all the scoring Belfast did.
and that was pure luck for them. They
failed to hit Mccarthy, and they had
10 chance to run bases, so what could
they do? Not till the sixth did they
got man to second. and but three
| after that. McCarthy's pitching and
ltIleCl support uiu the business.
| We scored in every inning but the
fifth. In the first Schrecongost led off
with a double to left field He went to
third on Veitchs out at first and came
home on a wild throw by Gastonguay
to third.
| In the second. Handiboe scored on Il
wild throw by Regan to first. the ball
going into the crowd. after he had
made fine stop of hot grounder.
| Schrecongost again hit for two bases
in the third, scoring on Veitchs single
to center. Delaney received a gift,
Butman sacrificed them ahead one bag,
and Veitch came in on an attempted
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

from the Portland Express II Mr..
Bradley Is to continue as umpire, II would
be well for him to shed his cutaway coat.
A more prompt announcement OF de-
ctBions is also suggested. IL Is
high time that Capt. McQuirk restrain
himself from using profane and vulgar
language on the ball field. He was guilty
OF disgracing himself on several occasions
In the game Monday. The Portland pub
lie will not tolerate any low down, rowdy
actions.
Poor old Augustus moment of tri-
umph In baseball was brief. For a
few fieeting days she had the un-
speakable felicity of standing at
the head of the Maine league. Then
the inevitable occurred and her team
fell. probably never to rise again and
she took her natural place lower down
In the list. 1t would hardly do for Au-
gusta to maintain the elevated position
that she occupied for a little while at
the opening of the season. She has be-
come so accustomed to the tail end of
the race that she could not bear the
experience of being a leader. A ses-
sion of the Legislature and winning
ball team, all inside of a twelve-month,
would have been too much good for
tune for the capital city to sustain in
one year.-Waterville Mail. A little
early to talk that way. With her two
last victories. Augusta is holding her
own and more, too.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

Every day in the year five employees are
killed and 20 injured on the railways Of
Me United States.
That this startling mortality and cas-
ualty list can be further reduced is obvious
to every railway man who has studied the
question. The small number killed in the
last year compared with 1890 is due to two
things-flrst, the railroads, compelled to
cconomize, have naturally tried to dis
charge their least competent men, and
this wedding out process has brought
greater efficiency to the service considered
as whole; second, the use of automatic
couplers and train brakes is becoming
more and more general, and the danger to
trainmen is thereby minimized.
In seven years the number of locomo-
tiyes equipped with train brakes has in
creased from 62 to S4 per cent Of tho whole
number in use. The number OF cars
equipped with the train (autonatic) brake
has increased from 10 to 26 per cent Of the
whole
Seven years ago only per cent of loco
motives was equipped with the automatic
coupler; now IS per cent are. The use of
automatic couplers on cars has increased
In the same time from per cent to 80 per
cent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
Office, ,cony House for Limited lime'
UNHAPPY URBANA.
Citizens Are More Quiet and
Protection Is Now Assured
For Capt. Leonard and His Men,
Sheriff McKin Peiuns Home.
Gov. Bushnell and Adjusant General Approve S
National Guards Course.

ITrbana, Ohio, June S.-Sheriff Nc
Kin reached home from Springfield,
Monday afternoon. He was met at the
depot by Deputy Sheriff Kifby and was
hurried to his mothers home in cab.
Mayor Ganson wrote card, Monday
in which he condemns mobs and says
that all was done by the sheriff to save
Mitchell that could have been done. If
more force had been used he asserts,
Men, women and children would have
been killed.
Captain Leonard was in Cincinnati
incognito, Saturday and Sunday. He
made a statement to a friend in which
ne said:
my business is ruined and my family
broken up. / don't think l shall ever
go back to Urbana. The dim of that
bowling mob is in my ears. I hear
that the father of Bell who was killed
has threatened to shoot me on sight.
/ am going to leave the city but my
whereabouts will be kept secret
The feeling here has subsided very
much and a strong reaction has set in
and the best public opinion now favors
protection in the fullest degree to Cap
tain Leonard and his company.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
NATIONAL GUARD AT URBANA.
Gov. Bushnell and Adjutant General Axline
Endorse Its Recent Acts.

Cincinnati, Ohio, June S.-Gov.
Bushnell in letter to the Commercial
Tribune says: THE members of the
National Guard at Trbana did their
duty and are entitled u the support of
the state. Lamentahia as the results
were, their efforts were to maintain
the majesty of the law and they should
be upheld by all the people,
Adjutant- General Axline says: "a
careful examination at Urbana fails to
show that the National Guards con-
duct was anything but that of courage
Gus and obedient soldiers, and when
the public is in full possession of all the
facts and complications that sur
rounded that service, the unwarranted
criticisms that have gone out to the
world will be speedily corrected
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
SAFETY Or TRAVEL.
Serious Railway Accidents Are
Now Extremely Rare.
Few Passengers Are Killed But En-
ployes Do Not Fare So Well.
One Out oi 433 Is Killed and One Out Of
81 Is Injured

Washington, June S.(s;pecial.) Rail-
way travel in the United States is not dan
gcrous TO the lives Of passengers, II we ma,
trust the statistics prepared by the inter
state commerce commission and given to
the public n few days ago. According to
these figures, one must travel II, 500, 743
miles by train befGro, according to the
ex perience of tho past, he meets death in u
railway accident. In other words, in the
year covered by the commissions latest
report the railways 0f this country carried
al ,G96, sl3 passengers one mile for every
ono killed. The meaning Of this IL that
refore losing Ills life in n railway accident
one could expect 10 be on the road rather
mere than 1876 years, travelling 40 miles an
hour, "a hours Cay and every day in the
year Ii j. easy To see that If one were to
set out Deliberately 10 ride to his death
his heirs would have mighty poor chance
OF getting damages from the railroad com
pany for his sudden taking off.
Good Records.
The number Of passengers killed on the
RAILROADS. Of the United States last year
v;.s only 40, and the number injured was
2,375. In the whole country only one
passenger ort Of 2,9Ai.o32 was killed. In
-" '.nsi'i'u oi.s va h., "ueol o,ooY
o','lieu' =, ,l1D .,''n.''
~" s'". g. A'i,u anu i1einmaie' ono
".'s u ~ ~ ~, .'.l
state, o'e oal - 'i''o" I"o ''.sn'ss
a.er..se "as r. Wy ,'ou,l,a,u eloe's =.
Mnn."ba. "sun' ins' esc', whero oi'o was
A',ioo "us 7, o'i ~ .p
rs to passengers injured. The number of
ii'so's.is ','ii.'u one n.'' 70 90 ~
lows ohie,s s,aoes, @io'ooi' new Eng
i'ha' 9sof-ooi new r"rh' fehhsyisan'a'
esc-' -i',ooi' onio' iho'aha anu Michi-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
LE SIsToN, 8; BANGOR. 6.
Star Play Of Season by Gilbert Takes Game
from The Ban9ors.

Lewiston, June S.-Lewiston won in a
nicely played game, today. the excite
ment in the ninth, when Bangor made
prospect of tieing the score. being in
tense. Bangor had two men on bases in
this inning, after scoring four runs, one
man out and OConnor at the bat. A hit
meant to tie the score. OConnor hit a
corking liner toward center which looked
a sure hit. but little Gilbert sprang into
the air and to the surprise of everybody
caught the ball in his right hand. He
was almost on second base when he made
the magnificent catch and STOPPING over
he touched that bag where Newell should
have been, making a double play and re-
firing the side. 1t was the star play of
the season in Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
MAY 81, 1897.

Again the Lord God Jehovah Walk
ing in the Streets Of Augusta Heal
ing the Sick. The Prayers and
Cries Of a Fond, Loving and Dying
Mother Heard and Answered BY
the Wonderful, Miraculous and
Mysterious Power Of Paul Castor,
ST. In a Tenement House at No.
67 Bridge ST., a Woman Lay Dy-
ing. A Mother to an Eight Weeks
Old Baby, Mrs. Nellie Elvira Kill
b0urn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
The Weeks Games.
Following is the schedule for the pres
ent week:
LEAGUE

Following is the schedule for the pres
ent week:
LEAGUE.
Wednesday. Thursday, Frlday-Lous-
vile at Boston, Pittsburg at Brooklyn
Cincinnati at New York Chicago at
Philadelphia, st. Louis at Washington
Cleveland at Baltimore.
Saturday-Cincinnati at Boston, Chi
cago at Brooklyn, St. Louis at New
York Cleveland at Philadelphia. Pitts
more.
NEW ENGLAND.
Wednesday-Newport at Fall River.
New Bedford at Broekton, Taunton at
.awtucket.
Thursday-Brockton at Newport Paw
Bedford.
Friday-Pawtucket at Brockton. New
Bedford at Newport. Taunton at Fall
River.
Brockton at Taunton, Fall River at Paw
tucket.
MAINE.
Wednesday-Belfast at Augusta, Rock
land at Lewiston. Bangor at Portland
Thursday-Augusta at Bangor. Port
land at Belfast. Lewiston at Rockland.
Friday-Augusta at Bangor. Lewiston
at i'eaast. Portland at Rockland
Saturday-Lewiston at Bangor Au-
gusta at Belfast. Portland at Rockland.
EASTERN,
"Wednesday, Thursday, Friday-Proyi-
denee at Toronto Springfield at Buffalo.
Springfield at Buffalo, Scranton at Roch
ester. Wilkesbarre at Buffalo
Saaurday-Providence at Buffalo
Springfield at Toronto, Wilkesbarre al
Rochester Scranton at Toronto
Bali Notes.
Mike birmingham has been signed to
play first base for Bangor.
What do you think Of the follou,i,,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

sands attest its merits, among whom is Mr..
F. Il. Nelson, of Portland Maine. He writes
as follows:
kIcKAroo 1SDIAN MEDICINE Co..
Gentlemen,-"Some five or six wears ago
had severe attack of indigestion. and for
over a year could eat only with great dis
tress. A friend induced me to try Your In.
dian Sagwa, and the first bottle gave Inc
great relief. | took about two and half
bottles. and think | am safe in saving they
worked complete cure. for l have been
able, and do eat anything want without
experiencing any trouble whatever"
Yours very truly,
+. Z. NELSON.
If others would but follow Mr.. Nelson's
example and take Kickapoo Indian Sagwa at
the first signs of Indigestion, chronic dys-
pepsa would be unknown, as well as many
of the other terrible diseases Of the great
vital organs that bring untimely death to 50
many every year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
Free pills.

send your address to II. E. Bucklen a,
OF Dr Kings New Life Pills. a trial viii
convlnce you of their merits. These Mills
~ ars easy IN action and are particularly
sly. Snsctve ~ the cure of Constipation and
.rlu .rSuoies @ they have been proved invalu-
no's, ~ Iney are guaranteed to be perfect
un.' 'ee s from every deleterious substance
@,sn ~ pe purely vegetable. They do not
seaken s by their action. but by giving
SIrc wirorae 70 stomach and bowels greatly in,
har he ene system. Regular size 25c.
~'sesslst. m.w&f&w, ,folrm, ,chwky
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
wIxoHAm SAYS mo-"
Will Not Lend Her Credit 10 Help Build an
Electric Road.

Portland, June SAT the adjourned
town meeting at Windham. Monday. to
vote on the electric road question as to
the town would loan the com
pany its credit for s per cent. of its vaiu-
alton. the proposition was defeated. The
vote was: Yes, 254: no, 217. the biggest
vote thrown in the town since the Civil
War
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
bOuril.

Age 80. Her disease and would-be
death was catarrhal liberation and
of the stomach and bow
els. and a general consumption of the
whole body. And in this terrible ana
fearful condition she had been unable
for the last three weeks, to take any
nourishment, either liquid or solid, into
her stomach, not even medicine. And
suffering great mortal pain and tor
ture, from a constant movement of her
bowels, which they had been unable to
check or stop.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
kILGORE WINS THE CASE.
The Famous Dana SarsapariIIa Co. Suit Won
by the Defendant.

Boston, June S.-A verdict sor the de-
fendant in the case of Chas. A. West. a
local wholesale druggist, against Gusta-
vus Z. kilgore of Belfast, Me-. was re-
turned in the United States circuit court.
monday. by order of Judge Brown. The
teton was brought to recover So. 900 dam
ages for alleged deceit or breach Of con-
tract growing out of the sale of Dana
Sarsaparilla Cos. stock by the defendant
to the plaintiff
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
nce hlt-Kelley. Time, 20. Umpire. Car
penter.
PORTLAND TAKES TWO eamEs
Reckland ForisIts One aad Drops AasthsF, 10
te4, to Fsrsst City.

Portland, June s.-The Portlands and
Rocklands started in to play two games,
today. In the fifth inning q the lirst
contest. with the score to IN favor 81
Portland. the visitors kicked SO persist
emily over a decision that Umpire Brad
ley declared the game forfeited to Port
land. The second game was cnaracter- ..I
izcd by heavy hitting on the part q .ne
with Milier,s curves. save in the sixth,
after which Engel went in ana the yls-
itors could not touch him. Attendance,
400 The score of second game:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
BELFAST.

Earned runs-Augusta. Two base hits-
Schrecongost Sacrifice hits-Butman.
Stolen bases-Delaney, 2: Butman B. First
on errors-Augusta. First on balls-By
Mccarthy, McDermot, Regain. Webster:
by Diworth, Delaney, Butman, Hanscom.
.. Mccarthy. Struck out-By Mccarthy,
Webster Dilworth. 2; by Dilworth Con-
nor Fogarty. Hit by pitched ball-Ry
Mccarthy. HILL Gastonguay: by Dill
worth. Delaney Umpire. Brady. Time,
2h Ism.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

had been overshadowing her for the
past three weeks but through the en-
ergetic and heroic efforts OF her skill
ful family physician her life had been
prolonged from the savage attack of
pneumonia and catarrhal fever. And
In this broken down and fearful col
lapsed condition she was unable to
rally, she was swiftly and surely being
borne to another world.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
LEWISTON LODGE OF ELks.
Large Lodge Of Auburn and Lewiston Citizens
Instituted al Lewiston.

Lewiston. June s.-Lewiston Lodge OF
the Benevolent and Protective order OF
Elks was Instituted here. Monday night
with a large list Of members comprising
some of the leading business men of tho
two cities. An elegant banquet was
served after the initiation OF members
and installation of officers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
RocKLAND.

Earned runs Rocklanc. ]. Two base
hits--Coughlin. 2: Nichols, Wiley, Muir
ply. Stolen bases-Deisei. Burns, Cough
lin. Nichols. MeGuirk First base on
balls-By Bass. /: by Miller. 2; by En-
gel. l. Hit by pitched baii-By Bass.
Nichols, McGuirk: by Miller, Cnburn.
First on errors-Portland. ): Rockiand,
3. Struck out-By Miller, Wiley, Shee-
han, 2: by EngeI Sheehan. Dorsey. Chest
ret: by Bass. Houe. 2: Miller. Deisel.
Passed bals-Nichols. Left on bases
Portland g. Rockland. 10, Time. 20.
Umpire Bradley.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
CRIES OF ..HANG HIM
Greet Captain Leonard on His Return. Mon.
day, 10 Urbana, Ohio.

Columbus. Ohio. June S.-Captain Leon
ard of the Urbana military company. is
mere. Citizens of Urbana have telephoncd
him to come home. assuring MIN Of
safety. He left the Jail in buggy and
being recognized, somebody shouted
Hang him. The horse was then put to
full speed and he escaped
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
Today's Game.

Two games will be played at the
Augusta driving park today between
the Augusta and Belfast teams. The
forenoon game will commence at 10 A.
NJ, the afternoon game at $50. The in
dications point to two very exciting
contests. The home team appears to
have struck its gait again, and will do
it's best to take both games.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
A STRIKE AT RocklAND.
Sardinc PacIefs Object to Cut in Wages and
will Lose Their I0bs.

Rockiand. June s-Twenty employees OF
the Roekland SardIne Co. struck. Mon
day. because thoy were cut down from 10
cents 10 c cents per box. The manager
claims that other concerns in the State
are paying but 3 cents. He will not heed
the demands OF the strikers and will en-
gage other help at once.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
Maine League Standing.
National League Games.
AT BOSTON.

Boston made 1t three straight with
Pittsburg. today. the visitors stu being
ball and received excellent support
especially on the part of Collins, whose
marvellous fielding caused the entire
body of spectators To jump TO their feet
twice during the game and cheer him
wildly. Hawley's arm was not well
enough for him to pitch. today. but Hast
ings did creditabie work Attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
Disasters.

PHILADELPHIA-J S. the sch
Gardner 3 Reynolds, laden with ice
from the Kennebec Maine. for this
port was in collision with another sch
name unknown. off Dan Baker shoals
in the Delaware bay. last night. Both
vessels We're badly damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
BANGOR.

Earned runs--Lewiston, 2. Two base
hits-Dolan. Kelley. Three base hits
sullivan. Casey. Stolen bases-Flack.
Meagher, Mckenzie. Newell. 2. Double
plays-Dolan and Gilbert Dolan. Lizotte
and Gilbert. Base on balls-By Newell.
Gilbert; by Connor. Mckenzie, 2. Mackey,
Hit by pitched ball-By Newell, Lizotte:
by conroy. Hayes. Struck out-IBy Con-
nor Edgar. Wild pitch-Conroy. Sacri-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

On Sunday, May Goth, she received
one more treatment, was able to be
dressed. walked down one flight OF
stairs went out of doors. walked ONE
half the length of Swan street, returned,
walked up one flight of starts, and sat
up one hour. Slept wei! and feeling
well Monday morning. He saved my
life and can save yours, go to him or
send for him. he treats all diseases.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
New England League Standing.
Other Games.

At Richmond Richmond 5-6-1; Hart
fora. l0-l2-3.
At Norfolk-Norfolk, 7-11-o; Athletics. 2
S-3.
At 1ronto-Toronto. $40; Scranton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

Say mo" and stick to 1t when you are
urged 10 buy something Just as good
as the article you asked for. Please no
tify this office IL any storekeeper or
clerks in town try to palm off a substi-
ute on YOU.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
The Republicans Carry 1hi, Election.

Shicago, June S-The judicial election
Mpnaay, was carried by the Republicans,
pluraiities of about IL 900 in the ritv ana
WV In the county outside of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09


And at Eight O'clock, Monday Night
May 81, Paul Castor, Sr., Entered
the Room, Where Lay the Sick
and Dying Woman, and the Mighty
Invisible Power Of the Great Jeho-
yah Was With Him and it Descend
ed upon the Dying Woman, and
She Became a Living Woman
Again. All Those Who Are Sick
or Suffering 60 to Him and. He Will
Save You, He Saved Me.
Office Cony House for Limited
! ime Only.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

Hundreds of precious little ones owe
their lives TO DR.. Thomas Eclectrlc OH.
the sovereign cure for Group and all 9th
er throat or lung diseases.
mon, wed. fri&wky
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
National League Standing.
New England League.

At Newport-Fall River. 7-s-6; Newport,
@-T-5.
At Taunton-Brockton. SIZE: Taunton.
1-3-e.
AT New Bedford-New Bedford. 6-ii-2;
Pawtucket 5-i2-2
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

At Baltimore-The ST. Louis Baltimore
game was postponed; rain.
AT New York-The Chicago-New York
game was postponed; rain.
At Brooklyn-rhe Louisville Brooklyn
game was postponed rain.
AT Washington-The Cleveland Wash
ington game was postponed rain
At Philadelphia-The Cincinnati-Phiia-
defphia game was postponed; rain.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

An honest storekeeper will NOT try TO
convince buyers that he knows what they
need better than they do.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
SHIPPING NEWS.
Maine Ports.

TCEBoRo-June s. ar. schs City OF
Augusta. Adams, c. a.. White. Sid.
sch Q. d. Witherell. with ice for Balti-
more.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

Bowdoin lost to Bates. today, by miss
ing easy chances to retire their oppon-
onts in the ninth, with two out.
l . 6 s 8 RH.E.
Bates ... 0 0 0 0 l 2 2-11- 9-5
Bowdoin... 0 0 0 9 2 o. s. Sc
Batteries-Burrll, Pulsifer and Purin-
ton: Libby and Haines. Umpire. Kelley
of Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
IN The CITY

Of Augusta, May %, At No. 9
Swan St. Hour, 8 O'clock P. N.
4 Terrible Sufferer, 4 Fond and
Loving Mother. Her Name, Mrs.
Cilley, Age 66 Years. The Death
Angel Pneumonia and Catarrhal
Fever
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

More thnn 5000 of these persons killed
by "other causes are reported as trespass-
ers upon railway property.
The causes Of accidents to railway en-
ployees are given with somewhat moro
satisfactory detail as follows.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09
O. O u RN ALIS T

O u RN A l. Is t
Dllworth faced
an Augusta att
dienee for the
first time, yes-
terday. and VIC
didn't do a thing
to him. We hit
him when hits
we re needed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

And Paul Castor, ST., was Called,
and Through Him, this Wonderful
and Mysterious Miracle Was Per-
formed. A Fond and Loving Mother
Restored to Her Family and Friends
Again.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1897-06-09

Mike birmingham has been signed to
play first base for Bangor
What do you think of the following