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Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10

laoe Gafapetts anlsbe Sapana, men
oenne Srbre par | 5reoass itts maze!
frem til Sompipn. os Stibet blep ielps
fslselis itanbist. Sooinart aomiuis
itrationen blsp unbsrrsttst ON benns
aapring blep aapt,inen paa Wilminss
ton poalogt at lebiaae 2afapette till
bdse til Sapuna % laoe ben pdsIer,
9lotaben.
Def er life ia~nbipnIigt, at benne
an9re bill lebe til noesn'cmbelft
Slass 5orpitlinssr msb Srantriae.
Den franft.Reeiering bar lite forlanat
Safabette ubIepsret, ben bar lille ens
gang siort uor Resierine opmertiom
poa ben t~iblissrs Sperenstomf.
Hbmtrai zampion
er M paa Sast efter ben ipdn1te
Jlaabe. Gan rsiits fra Sen Deit ben
Ste bs. ps tos meo Zig 5IasTfibet Rem
Yort, SIa9itibene Soma os Snoiano,
arpbferen Detroit, Wonitor.rne pu.
rttan os ampbitrits og Qpisbaaoen
W'apfotper. Sen pentebss til puerto
Hiep | 2srbaes, og man baabebe, at
ban oilbe finoe ben ipanite 5laabe Der
| Narbeoen, os at Der tom til at itau
ct afsisrenbe Ssilas / Ssnbass, men
Der er enonu lite inblsbet gfterretnins
ger Der.
amaapIuf.
Regjerinsen bar leiet ben fore eIets
triffe Hpsfaiter paa MOunt Bone, Ga
lifornia, oe ben bill btipe anbraet Deb
Snoieilinsen til 9ulben 9ate, Gan
5ranciseo, for at cpoase Fmbtliee
Stibe, fom narmer fig Sapnsn, os paa
5dro(lon Zen, % Mil fra 8olben
@ate. bill Der bIipe anbraet en- Sias
n~al'tation os en- aabel biz blipe neblaat
faa ftenptlige Stiles @ntomft fan
meloes. Oct bill tdee en- Waoneb at
neolaeee en- FABIAN Babel og ben bill
tofe $4,000. 2bstaferen paa
Mount Come er ben famine, iom bruss
tes ! Gbicaeo unber 9erbensubfiuins
gen.
Den iibfte Rpbeb fra Manila
for aabeIen blep afTtaarst, fenbtes al
ubgtperen al en- apis. San f~ortalte,
at en- Bonnie falbt neb / bans Srptteri
os sbelasbe bel. g%psninsen.
Snbfsrfelen at Cub til Rem
gprt pebpurer %fremceI.s, os arisen ips
mes lite at babe siurt noset afbrat /
ben. s 9borsbuss Tom $1,35O,0o0
ps iibsn ben 25be Marts er Der inbs
fsrt Sub fra europa til ct gsIsb at
$62, 616,s
$ Sorsbass isnbtes fra @rfmas
let | Roct Sslanb 10 Sernbaneposns
l~dbninser meb ammunition os @aas
ben for Saren. 9et bar aanoner,
gaisipns, SprinsielbrifIer os 3 Mils
lioner patrpnsr. s be iibite Tiger sr
a%rbsibsFprten bl.pen forbobIst, Os
ben forsses frembsles.
- prifen paa ameritanif he 5lag ftis
ger liseiaa burtis Tom prtfen paa Spes
be, ps arissospurtsmentet fan lite faa
Slas NOT for bets Drug. Der er fun
to 5~lasfabritsr / aanbet. os be er I
@irtiumbeb Dag os Hut, os enbba Tan
be life erpebere ale Srbrer. alag,
Tom fsr taitsbe 1915, toftsr M $3.50,
os priien paa andre Slas sr itesst I
5orbolb. Man antaser, at iiben
"Waine" blep ipranst / 2uften, er Der
folst minpit 100000 5las.
Gn ipanft Spion blep forleben
Dag fattet omborb paa "St. gaul",
Sissbees Stib. Mlan fanbt
en- Del mistantelise Sesninser | bans
San iasbe at ban bar Eiters
men man fanpt bss BAN itrifts
lise 8epiier for, at ban bar Spanisr.
5an blep ienbt ilanp os blsp fat | SRI
heb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10

5pao 5crfit er Der mtI'r' ""''''
milis % andres 6amilici
20, / anor,es 6amili, r''i'' Nv.
Monbeus Rsoiomit, m'O'Hs III"
ores Isomilisr p,ntsr pdc R~On''"'I
ipmit.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10
I. Snstpeot taller for aibolo / Slttpa

Z. Snsfpeot taller for N'bolo | Ntpaa
ter. Minn.. 1soe Nai, Rilmar, lobe Wai
9enuod, 20pe Nlai. eagle Cafe, 21oe Ntai,
Rem 9onbon, 22oe glai, 9orolano. 23oe
Mai, Norman Cafe, 24oe % 25ee gfai @eit
Safe, 26be Mai, Suubnrgb 27oe % 2soe
Mai, @rotp Cote, 29oe Mai Rortb Sori 30te
0aai 8roptpn, site Nai. % u. 3crlano /
@ronpile, Minn., 15oe Mai, Gtppl l7oe
Mai, Sis @poos. 1sbe Mai, 5ori. 19oe
Mai. GUbbin, 2Obe % 2ibe psai, aittipu
9puutp 90 I'll 30te.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10
Sra Ari9sfg,tepfaofen

Saptcin Smith %iapnes. - Spauifc Spioner p~aafGroe.
Gubanerne er mcb os.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10
snrtis Sernsantbstorsrine.
aapitin sart pil iaa BARRON

preiosnten msobslt. / Snsbaas, at
hau mart oiIbs frisiOs aaptein ,Sobn
D. part, Der ,ommunosrsos J~ilibuitsrs
Tdmpsren aauraba. men MI bar benz
Tibet i Stutsfansiel / 2 aar for fine
Jribptter saTHrsr. Gn 8elsgutiun
fra "5uist" bapot inbfunbst fig bos
YlcsinIsp Og onmObet BAN ON Rap
isin 5arts Grigipslis; 9reiioentsn To-
pebe, Of bette NOT nuloe he, men noesn
2io nuunte ban life. Wanes bupoe
NOT t2rtt, at Sort ftrur ftulos les.
labes.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10
2pioner %paaiGree.

otter er 2 unosrfsiIfe Miner, Der
t~iolisere bar uosiprt en- Del at Nep
gort Sabnsns Sorfpar, funons off
ftaurne fra fine aabler ps thrift. De
farbtss, ben enc peo Sslano Bead /
R9rbsbsn al garnssat, ben unbsn paa
Ssrienzapitsn; Der sr fer funbns fig
renbs Minsr / Drift; iolt 6 AZ ben
Slags. Oct pauituass, at bette Stptte
ar6sios er uofsrt at Golf / Spaniens
5isnsIts.
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10

Den frantic trdnsatlantiife DAM
per 2afapette bleu 5rebas Gftermiboas
taprst peb Sapana at aanonbaabtn
annapolis ps brast til aep Weit. Ga
fapette afsit fra Gorunna, Spanien,
23be gpriI. to 0ase efterat arissn
bar bespnbt, % bar beitsmt for 8era
Grus. Msritp. bio Sapana. Den
frantic Resierins bapbe ben 29be 9lpril
bsnpenbt Zig til Dor Hssjerins os ans
mobet ben ON at lube 9afapette ans
lsbe Sapana for at lanbiatte noeIe
p~asfaeerer % aflepere Dot og De
peidber til ben frantic aonful. Den
2ben Mai isnbte Resisrinsen Orors
til 4omirdl SumpIon. at ban Ituloe
Decorah-posten., 1898-05-10
On tor lampsr Tor WaniIa.

Rssieringen bar i.aHet fig Gitp Of
petin, StilIebups 9Oitfartsist. Oct
er MI | Gan 5rantisco, og ftal ubrus
ties til ben 15oe at afeaa til Manila
meo Sul, prcbiiionsr % Trooper.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03
The Band Concert.

Monument park and vicinity was the
scene of another promenade concert,
last evening. 1t was the third OF the
season ana was the most successful
up to date. 1t was q lovely moon
light evening. and it seemed as though
the whole city was present to enjoy
the excellent music rendered by Prof.
Dennis and his fellow musicians. The
park and neighboring streets were
crowded, and fortunate were those
who could hear the concert from their
own windows or steps
The programme was carried out as
announced in yesterdays Journal,
with the addition of several numbers
in response to the hearty applause.
The concert WAS much appreciated by
the crowd, and all too soon the strains
of the concluding number. THE star
Spangled Banner" floated out on the
evening air, and the assemblage scat
tered homcWard.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03
DEATH OF Jesse C. BRANN.
Was Member OF Co. F. 1st Maine VoJun.
tcers. Now at Chickamauqa.

The news of the death of Jesse c.
Brann of Co. +. LIST Regiment, now at
Chickamauga. was received at Halo
We'll. Sunday, the telegram stating that
he died of typhoid fever i'm the hospital.
Brann is Il native of belgrade. is n
single man. u years of age, and is not
very we'll known in Augusta ON the
muster rolls of the company he gave
the name Of the parent or guardian to
whom Il notification should be made
in case of death. Frank Brann of oak
land.
This is the third death in the regi-
ment since they arrived at Chicka-
manga. the other two being Captain
Frank II, Bartlett of Norway, and
Private Perkins of Kenn4sbunk This
IS record that seems very good, con-
sidering the vast amount of Illness that
has been in the regiment since il ar
rived at the place Nothing has been
heard as 10 whether the remains will be
brought home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03
ONLY SEVEN MORE.
The Recruiting in This City Tor lst Maine
Is Nearly Finished.

Seven men applied for enlistment in
to the LIST Maine Regiment stationed at
Chickamauga, yesterday, at the re
cl-uiting office of which number six
were accepted, Gustavus w. Pease Of
Jay VIM. l.. Pierce OF Augusta, Carl
Cotton and Albert y. Pratt of Fairfield.
Thbctts +. CochIane of Oakland. An
drew j. Maddocks of Ellsworth This
leaves only seven more men To be re
crl.itcd and by the end OF next week
the recruiting officer expects to have
ali the business settled and return to his
regiment.
Lieutenant Hubbard has received n
letter from BandmaGter Howe asking
him to enlist a man from Calais for the
band. The lieutenant has written 10
the man ana Will probably enlist him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03
Controlling the Price Of Wheat.

Events during the past few months in
the Chicago wheat pit has shown how
nowerful one man can DE. Throughout
the whole of civilization the increase In
the price of bread has been felt. This
mower of a single man, however,
is not so great as that of one
single medicine in relieving and curing
many diseases. This Is Hostetter's Stom-
nnh iRittcrs. and its influence for good eX-
tends to all lands. When the mouth
tastes badly in the morning. when appe-
tite is lost, when dizzy spells come on.
when you are easily tired and have no
desire to work. take a wineglass of the
Ditiers before meals and you will feel
like a different person. This one medi-
cine controls the health of everybody. /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03

If you want to see something real
snappy, just see our turtle" suggested
CAPTAIN Kimball to the Journa repre-
sentativee. Tuesday.
This turtle is the latest thing in the
line of pets that has come into camp.
lie is a monster, being nearly two feet
long and is the present of f. =. Smart
to the members of Battery p.
He is in a fair way to ALLEVIATE some
of the affections that have been those
of Mac" the eagle. That honorable
blvd that is symbolic of liberty is now
the hospital bird. He is hitched to the
piazza at the north end of the hospi-
tai building.
A lady was in camp, Tuesday taking
the pictures of the pets. that is a few
of them, for to take all would be too
great task for anyone. Mac posed
prcttily on the back of a chair. while
the kittens gathered about dish OF
tens have agreed to disagree.
1t would be task to tell accurately
how many of the camera fielrds of the
State have visited the camp since May
2. Not a day has passed if 1T was IN
any way good, but that there has beer
camera fiend or at least an amateur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03

photographer, who has not been there
1t is wonder that there is a thing. a,
man left, as all have at one time or
another been taken"
Quartermaster Dutton issued the
stockings. Tuesday. They are a gray
seamlcsss stocking, and any soldier can
purchase extra pairs for six cents per
pair.
The men in their new blue flanne,
shirts look very neat, and they like the
shirts greatly. There is certainly the
mems money worth in each shirt, for
some of them would 20 over an over
coat.
MAJOR NeWcomb accompanied Gen
eral Richards to Camp Scribner. Tues
DAY afternoon, where they saw the
workings Of model military camp, ac
oording to the ideas Of the bright An
gusta boys. The two officers compli-
mented the young soldiers for their
good work
Rille practice at 200 yards in a prone
position. was begun, Tuesday, and re-
suited very satisfactorily to Colonel
Farrington
Battery Ii sent out one team of 10
men that made a score of 2l7; one Of
seven men who scored 1877; one of eight
men who scored 1S0
The four teams of Battery c made
lG7 1875, POI and 255.
Battery ID scored 2l5. 2Oi and 2ll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
kennebec.

BENTON-Owen G. Flood to Benton
Land CO.. land, $500
WATERVII.Lt,-Alb F. Howe to
Charles J. Clukey, land. 81 and val. con.
Adelia II. Waldron to Edmund NJ. War
rem and james 4. Quinlan. land. 81;
Henry I. Winters to Edmund NJ. Warren
and James 4. Quinlan. land. 500
WINSLOW-William Gliddcn TO Arthur
ana james u. Guptill. land $1,000 Arthur
Guptili to Burleigh X. Simpson, land 1922
CLlNTON-Sarah J. Dixon to Samuel
W, Wood. land. 5000
MANCHESTER H. Tyler to Frank
r. Robinson. land. 81 and val. con,
BELGRADE II. Thing to S. Y.
Spaulding. land. Sl25.
NASSALBORO-M yra G. Gotchen to
Jennie II. Reed, land ana buildings. 500
WINTiIROP-1liiram lockwood to John
L. Cushman. land, 500.
WINDSOR Harriet Y. Dutton to
Gcorg" Perkins, land, SGd 90
STA-Frankiin H. Chadwick ana
Emily \. Patterson 70 Bradbury c. Shaw,
Land. SlGS.15.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03

The daily average of water used by
Lewiston during 1897 was 3,l07.S l2 gal.
Ions.
About 500 has been expended thus
far, this season, on the roads in JEFF
ferson. 1''1t" 2
Lewiston has 1863 hydrants. the pres
sure at these hydrants ranges from Is
TO 100 pounds.
The 18th annual reunion Of the Sixth
Maine Veteran Association will be held
in Rockland. August OPS I'i'
The 22d Maine Regiment Infantry
Association will hold its annual re-
union at Etna on August %.
The reunion of the LIST Northern
Maine Regiment. G. \. r.. will be held
in Houlton, August 10 and H.
The annual reunion of the Goth
Maine ReEimental Association will be
held at Winterport, August Il.
d. w. Patten. Waldoboro bank
cashier, is really enjoying we'll
earned vacation"-it being his first in
Is years.
1t is expected that Hon. John p.
Swasey of Canton. will deliver the
Memorial day address before Burnside
Post, Auburn. in 1899.
Dr.. Il. F. Sturgs. Jr.. of Auburn.
has received notice of his appointment
as house surgeon at the Salem hosp
tai. Dr.. Sturgis recently graduated
from the medical college at Bruins
wick.
Mrs John B. Brown of Portland. has
maintained free bed in the Maine
General hospital for many years. She
has now crowned her charity by giving
that institution $4,000 to endow the bed
in perpe,uity.
In 1861 Lewiston's real estate was
put down in the city assessors books
as s., 692 Gil and the personal property
at $2Sl, sos. In 1897 the real estate
valuation was $40, 722 ,999 and the per
sonal estate $l.625,57S.
A Bangor woman recently gave a
cherry party to her friends. A very
enjoyable afternoon was passed under
the beautiful cherry trees loaded with
ripe fruit much of which was picked
and served with fruit punch and cake.
A prisoner at the Knox county Jail IS
medi;ating in solitary confinement anu
refreshing himself with bread and
water, just because a bit of wire and
a piece of elastic which fell into his
hands induced him to use passers-by
as a target for his pea shooter.
A man who reached Waldoboro with
a load of fresh mackerel one day re-
Gently found a ready market. The
Lincoln County News says that in 10
minutes he had sold two barrels. two
boxes and a basket of the fish. waldo
boro was evidently mackerel hungry.
The heroine of BetheFs recent 1ire
was 13-year- old Ada Lowe, who spranE
from her bed at the first cry OF 1ire
and ran to the nearby hose house,
ringing the bell till the firemen col
lected and relieved her. She received
a purse next day from the fire flghters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03

The two following companies filed
certificates of incorporation Tuesday.
George l.. Warren Company has been
organized at Portland for the purpose
or dealing in furnishing goods. hats.
caps bo"ts and shoes with $4,000 capi-
tai stock of which $500 is paid in The
officers are: President and treasurer,
Heorge l.. Warren Of Portland. Me.
Certiilcate approved. July 80, 1898.
Moore Process Company has been
organized at West Paris for the pur-
pose Of Manufacture of sodium and
KS compounds with 100000 capital
stock of which $500 is paid in. The
officers are: President. Geo. w. Rid
Ion of West Paris. Me. treasurer.
Harlem p. Dennison of West Paris.
Me. Certificate approved, July IS. 1898.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03
1898 C4NPM EETING-
AT
DRESDEN Ca JIpG ROUND,
RICHMOND, MAINE,

a1 CONTINUING until Aur. 18th.
Aug. ''h Az" .,,, 80, -.
The Maine central H. Il; YIN 9rti eA't ~ :
sion tickets At the usual 10" rates l"'
the round trip as toiloWS'
Portland, $50, Yarmouth A.'V' n rec
port, sL2i Bath, RrunsWlcK anu iol'5-
ham &c, Bowdonh3m "'cT ilat"3 ,a Us
Road a., kiehmohd sue irep"lo i"c;'
South Gardiner 5oc.' ,'afutIet 'VC.' !, ~ az
lowell &c. Augusta ''c;. RIVERSIDE Fly, Sl'm
vassaboro, W insloW: NatetNiile', ~ u
field and Benton N'-9' oaKi9iiI Si''V'
ISkowhegan $l''' llsooh rams NJ LIE, LIS
bon and Lewiston Sl'"' bennington S''Vo'
s0iher stations III propoftloh' ..,-,
Trains from Portland l'dth' bfurSWlck.
|iegiston and an way stations arrive a
jhe grounds at S.59 \; NJ ~ ana ~. T.
I'M From Bangor WaterVilie' SHOW ne
gan and way stations 5.9S ana lo;l' \. NJ
|snl S% 7. VI. Leave the grounds Tor the
West G,& 1915 \. M. ana @.& +. NJ
Lave the grounds for the east S"' \. NJ
| 2S and GA p. NJ. The Ca goes only to
Wafvllle.
az SUNDAYS ATGT'ST nth AND 1ith.
Service will be in effect as follows;
Lave Portland. - A. NJ: Woodfords.
tn Wo-+ironl, T,nctio,, : -. Wet mi
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Jackson BROUGHT Back.

Deputy Sheriff James Knowles Of
Foxcroft. brought Freeman II. Jackson
hack to the insane hospital. Tuesday,
from which place he escaped. over a
week ago Jackson had seen his law
yer and family and as it was for TINS
purpose that he wished to escape, he
WAS perfectly willing to come back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03
STATE HOUSE.
General Richards Plans for Future
National Guard Uniforms.
Revenue Commissioner Says Vital Statistic
Certificates Require No Stamps.

state Registrar a. G. Young of vital
statistics. has been in doubt about the
revenue law, in regard to the matter
OF aiiiXing a stamp to the certificates
of birth. death, and marriages of the
department, and NE has been writing
to the registrars of other states. and
20 the commissioner of international
revenue at Washington.
lie has received replies to a part of
his letters, from the other states and re-
Gently he received the decision of the
commissioner. who replied to a letter
from the clerk of Old Town.
AS the clerks of the cities are in
doubt Registrar Young has written to
each and told him the state of New
Hampshire and Connecticut do not use
the stamps.
Dr. Young made public the follow
ing statement regarding the matter.
Tuesday:
The city clerk of Old Town has re-
ceiVed the following from the commits
sioncr of internal revenue. Washing
ton, ID. G.: In reply To your letter
you are informed that certificates of
birth, marriage, and death given in
pursuance of the laws OF the State re-
quirinS the collection of vital statis-
tics as basis for the administration
of public health laws. are exempt from
the stamp tax under the revenue act
of June IL, 1898. Such certificates.
however. if issued to private persons
for private use are subject to a stamp
tax of ten cents each" The marriage.
certificates sometimes given by clergy
men 10 the contracting parties do.
therefore, require ten cent revenue
stamp.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03
a. G. YOUNG,
State Registrar.

The ballot clerks under the direction
of \. y. Russell of the State depar.
ment. wall begin work in sending out
the many ballots to all the cities.
towns. and plantations of the State,
the first of next week. 1t is a task in
deed to make up these bundles of bal
lots in the proper number getting the
proper ballot. and handling so many in
the short time that they are given To
do it. In all, about $40 900 ballots have
to be handled.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03
Big Annual
Excursion
HARB0R
rarsss ,rain via the Maine central
Sunday,
August 9TH,

rxpress Train leaves Portland, ~ n.
!, hN Freeoort. 7.56; Brunswick. Sla; low
5 All SO: Richmond; M; ,,, an. AK.
amer S.5i: Gardiner. aeS; haiioMeu, 5i",
Augusta, SIS. fares, NM' AfrlVl's n"'
Harbor, 10 P NJ.
! Returning leave Bar lIarbor al $50 +.
NJ, and Si5 4. NJ.
GEO. r. EVANS. V. p. & G. NJ,
r E. BoOTnBY. q. +. q Il. \.
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Eczema, scald head hives. ltchihesS 81
the skin Of any sort instantly icileVtu'
permanently cured. Doah o'n''i'ei'''
AT any drug store.
man we'd friN WkY.tf
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Died.
PENOBSCOT.

Newport--July 80, isabel cooper aseu
10 years.
WALDO.
Montvile-July &c, Joshua thompson
aged "a years.
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vacation passed at Boo,hbay Har.
bor
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1t was but an experiment on the
part of General Richards. when he
called in the dress suit to sell them.
that the money might be used with
the military fund. early in the year
when war was inevitable hut that ex-
pertinent has been eminently success
full.
Both he ana Governor Powers We're
in doubt as to the way the guard and
the people would accept the calling in
of the dress uniforms that had grown
to be a fixture in the guard. When
the troops were called to Augusta IN
May, they soon found that the change
was pleasing one to both the SOL
diors and the people.
The natty fatigue uniforms with the
campaign hats, and the russell colored
lcSGins We're appreciated far better
than the dress uniforms, and many
regular visitors at the camp expressed
dress parade. in the fatigue uniforms,
than formerly in the others.
This conformed with General Rich
ards idea and now he has found the
people believe in the matter ~as he
does. he is planning on the uniforms of
the future National Guard, or rather
the present one when it returns from
the field
He thinks the dress uniform of the
sue uniform. with perhaps a little bet
ter material in them. Instead of the
campaign hats to so with them, he
would have a cap after the style of the
present officers fatigue cap only, of
| course plain. This uniform when
kept clean. would look far more ser
viceabla and heater than a dress uni
form of the style just discarded.
For Il fatigud uniform, that should
he worn on drills. in rifle practice, ana
| about the camp, he would have a suit
of canvas such az is now adopted in
the regular army, with the present
campaign hats.
The price of the two uniforms for
one man, would be less than the price
of the old dress coat alone, and to the
mind of the general would make our
Guard look far better, and more sol
dierly than to have the old kind.
The fish and game department is
now ready for the admiring eye of the
sportsman who wishes to see the game
of the State, together with some of the
birds, as the Maine taxidermists pre-
serve them.
! The case buiit especially for the plr-
pose has been filled with the animals
and birds, all about the walls, and on
the tables are other birds and an oc-
casional fish, making it a veritable
sportsmen's paradise.
The department will have more at
traction than ever to the state House
visitors, and though the department
has not long been in quarters OF It's
own. there is hardly visitor who does
not ask almost Immediately upon en-
tering the house to be directed to the
fish and game department, as this de-
parlmcnt has grown to have such q
wide reputation.
Miss IneZ Hill has returned to hel
work in the railroad department aftel
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tANTED-Casc OF bad health that RI
FL N-S will not benefit. Send cents to Ripans
Cs.nical Co., New York, for 10 samples and
,o,o testimoni.is juy2: ,dly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03

me State assessors were in secession
AT their office, Tuesday. ii being their
monthly meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03

'ut little or no business was tran
sacted, there being no one who had any
matters to bring before them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03

Miss Inez Hill has returned to her
work in the railroad department after
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-08-03

FOR SAIE.-Ten R-I-P-A-N-S for cents at
,.,r,ists One gives relief. juy22d1y
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Married,
pENOBSO1

PENOBSEOT.
Dexter-July s. Mr.. Ralph Burnett OF
Newport. and Miss Bertha McCriliis Oh
Dexter.