davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Wilkie Is Diving.

OAKLAND, July S.-Alfred Wikie, the
well-knowr tenor, has been given up by
his physicians and his death is hourly
expected This afternoon he appeared to
realize that death was near and bade
farewell TO his family and asked to see
a few. friends. No one holds out any
hope of his recovery.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
NAV Test LIQUOR ORDINANCE.

OAKLAND. July SC. L. Nelson. driver
for the West Berkeley Brewery, was ar
rested to-day by License Inspector Ma
wagon to private parties in violation of
a city liquor ordinance. The brewery
men have heretofore always made vigor-
Gus opposition to paying a municipal
license, and some time ago the inspector
made several arrests similar to the one
Of note, but the cases have never reached
a final determination. Nelson's case may
he
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Librarians Report.

BERKELEY. July S.-The annual re-
port of Librarian Moore of the Berkeley
Public Library shows a fiourshing condi-
ton in its affairs. over $1,000 volumes
We're drawn from the library during the
year and 13S, ,123 persons visited the reading
rooms. There are now 1909 bound volumes
on the shelves, and 5749 cards have been
issued
The report shows a balance in the treas
ury of $170S 81. as against 1924 SO at the
beginning of the fiscal year.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Why the "Help" Left.

Young Mistress-I don't see why you
should leave me so suddenly. I'm sure
I've done all L could to help you with the
housework, and I have done all the cook
ing.
"What is ~
"I can't stand y'r cooking. New York
ZUeelx1V
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
EQUAL to the Emergency.

Lend me So said the man who never
repays.
couldn't think of it, my boy. I value
your friendship too highly to part with
it for S.
''Then make 1t s1o."-Chicago Even
ing Post.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09

Maggie Ito her stepfather, who is very
popular with the children)-Oh, L wish
alive. You would have liked each other
so much.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
OFFICIAL VALUE OF
ALAMEDA COUNTY
Oakland Office San Francisco Call,
qnS Broadway. July s.


rolls the
Board OF
on Monday, at equalzs
Oakland is about
baenon
Of $Sl41
The
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
Figures on Postoffice Site.

OAKLAND, July 81. w. Roberts,
special agent of the United States Gov
ernment, in the matter of reporting on d
site for the proposed new PostOffice build
ing, to-day secured from City Auditor
Breed the assessment on the sites offered.
These figures will be forwarded to Wash
ington and put side by side with the val
ues placed on the sites offered for sale
from $4,000 for the site on Jefferson street,
between Eighth and Ninth to $100-
900 for the property bounded by Eleventh
Twelfth. Mohster and Harrison Streets
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
PUBLIC MORGUE
MAY PROVE TO
Be EXPENSIVE
DR.. Mehrmann Also
Has an Idea.
WILL DEMAND DEPUTIES
SUPERVISORS WILL VOTE TO
CUT HIS BILLS.
The Morgue and It's Surroundings
Suddenly Occupies Promi-
nent Place in Poll
tics.
SUPERVISORS WILL VOTE Tc
CUT HIS BILLS.
Oakland Office San Francisco Call.

SVS BEOdQWdN, july 3.
Coroner Mehrmann is not anxious to be
burdened with the auties of providing a
MOrgue. He is the first Coroner who has
publicly expressed himself as being op-
posed to what is undoubtedly one of the
choicest perQuistes of the Coroner's
office.
Next Monday District Attorney Allen
will present to the Supervisors his report
regarding the establishment of a county
Morgue. He Will say that there is no
doubt whatever regarding the authority
of the county to establish Morgue, if it
consider such a step desirable. He is not
sure however. that the Coroner can be
forced to use the Morgue provided by the
county if it does not please him TO do so.
DR.. Mehrmann declares he will be per
lie Morgue should the county provide one,
but. The Coroner also says that with
the MOrgue there must be proper num-
Der OF deputies; proper furnishings.
proper accommodations and a proper
MOrgue wagon and horses. In other
words. the Morgue will cost the county,
should Coroner Mehrmann have his way.
about three times much as 1t now
costs under the system of permitting the
Coroner TO locate the Morgue wherever ne
sees fit.
Before election DR.. Mehrmann frequent
" stated that he wanted the MOrgue to
2g Gg tfge the e9ta5sshment st 5s m Re favored pub
lie MOTgue all the time. In an interVleW
he says: .lf one be pro[ided, d, for or, me; ,t,t !
ought TO go with it. one of these IS a
horse and dead wagon. Besides the
Morgue room proper. there must be an IN
quest room of suitable size and pdr!or
for the accommodation of visitors. l Want
two deputies also, for one man cannot DO
the hard work of lifting bodies in and out
of the wa gon.
An estimate of the conduct Of a public
Morgue for this county has been made
as follows: In addition TO the original
cost Of about $4,000 for Morgue, horses,
wagon and furniture.
Salary Of chief deputy. 800 per $l200 90
Salary Of assistant deputy. $40 per mo-. gO W
Maintenance Of horse, per month SlS.-. 10 W
Water bill Ou "
Gas bill - w
Material for Morgue, ice, drugs, instru- 1880
mentS, etc 4vV w
Cost of Coroner's office from last County -.
Clerks report 6649 81
These figures raise the cost of the
Morsue and Coroner to a sum far higher
than this branch of the county govern
ment is supposed to cost.
The Auditing Committee of the SuperFl-
sors met this morning and il was decided
to deduct 81 from each bill presented Tor
the burial Of the bodies. The Coroner
contends that he is entitled TO this Zee,
but the county expert advises otherwise,
and if DR.. MehTmann is not S1uSned his
only recourse is to take the matter into
he
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
= >$4szQEAf A%fAAS
X0 @I =
J ] .!aII.'IsX,CS q s.
No LiquOrs-just
Good Groceries

: Tea-You want good teaY
gand you want to economize. :
: We don't give tradingg
stamps, nor prize tickets, :
give you value andy
Equality in tea just pureX
,tea and make our profty
in thequantity we sell you. :
Z We strive to keep downT
I prices and keep up qualityy
lin groceries. :
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
His Only Heirs in Switzerland.

OAKLAND. July 8.-Public Administra-
ters on the estate of Alphonse G. Vogel,
who dled intestate at the City of Mexico
in August, 1887, leaving three lots in
Brooklyn township, the value of which is
unknown. So far as can be ascertafned
the only heirs are Christian and Clara
Vogel, parents of deceased, residing in
Genoa, Switzerland. Deceased was resi-
dent Of Alameda County.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09

: We strive to keep downg
gprices and keep up. qualityS
Yin groceries. :
eH-O Mush..........2 pkgs 25cA
4 Right for breakfast. Reg. 15c pkg.
SGermea ...,..,.,,.4 1b pkg 15cz
e staple aud usually soc pkg. 2
SToma1es 3 cans 25ce
. Bone1ess. Kapp & Streets. 4
ANot Boneless. ..~..4 cans 25cA
kBaking Powder.,...,.lb 30cf
4 Cleveland 's-reg. 58c. 4
XEureka Hams. s..........lb II l5cA
Morrel1's eastern-sweet,
a tender and juicy. a
SNew Brazil Nuts. .... lb 1909
= A surprise in fresh nuts.
fGinger Snaps .1b 10cg
= American Biscuit Co.'S. Both snap
A and ginger up to standard, reg. 15c A
AGraham Crackers. .....lb 1OcA
a fresh full Graham. Reg. 1sc. q
SEarly Breakfast Coffee 15c1
4 fyoq paid . cts for it
you'd be satisfied.
eKofeko ko...............lb pkg 10cf
4 Satisfactory as a beverage. A
Satisfactory substitute for coffee.
eFamily Flour. 5o-1b SIX 50ce
q Snow Fall-A good white -four.
AStee1-cut OatmealIo1bs 35cA
I "Steel-cut" oatmeal takes a little
3 longer to cook han ordinary oat-
! meal but the difference in result
will repay those who ike oats in
I its best form i not ''pasty' like
y rolled oats.
clamp Chimneys. ............. 4c4
/ Largest size Pure flint glass, clear
2 and perfect. Usually sold at 1oc.
9Maior Grey Chutney. .45es
4 The best East India brand 4
Regularly 65c.
YNOtOx .............. bot 5cg
3 Wild Cherry Phosphate
\ A healthful summer beverage
ZTea ...............-...............1b3 33cZ
All of our regular 45c quality
A Green, Oolong, Eng. Breakfast, a
Uncolored Japan.
9 EIGHT SAVING STORES:
a 1856 Market st. S. T. 1911 Polk st. S. F.
' 1860 Washington Oak Shattuck AE, BerkeleyX
A 9Th & Washington, " Central Az, Alameda A
y = 10Th & 18th Az g 7th Wood. Oak 2
90 % $%>S
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
neath of Advertising Aeent.

newsnaner UAnirner> Advertising solicitor ce ded a
the East Bay Sanitarium to-day after
about one weeks illness. Deceased was
aged about forty years and leaves
widow.
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-09
New Church for Melrose.

OAKLAND, July S.-The Baptists of
Melrose are soon to have house of wor-
ship. A contract has just been let for
the erection of a church building al a cost
of $1,000 and work is to be commenced i'm
mediately. The edifce will stand on lot
donated to the mission by the railroad
company, located on Clark street near
High.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
A Bio Turtle.

George Diplock, While driving in the
country. Wednesday afternoon. cam ?
upon two ladies standing by the road
side watching a large turtle. They
thought it was i'll, but Mr.. Diplock Sec
ing an egg near at hand. started to dig
under where the turtle had been lying.
He found a hole about inches in
diameter ana about inches deep. In
mat hole he took out - eggs about an
inch in diameter and perfectly round.
They We're in layers of and little
sand sprinkled over them. The pecu-
liar part of it is that the turtle was
laying its eggs in the road in tn"
wagon rut.
While on the homeWard journey the
turtle laid seven more eggs in the car
riage, making a total Of 80. When
walking it stands about inches from
the ground and its shell is about foot
in diameter. 1t is Of the common
green shelled variety.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
Look Out for the Elm Trees.

Editor Twitchell of the Maine Farm.
er, called the attention of q Journa'
man. yesterday, to a new pest which il
making havoc with the elm trees He
showed a limb where the foliage had
been entirely eaten, leaving only the
ribs of the leaves. They form in small
punches at the ends Of the limbs ana
work rapidly. 1t is impossible to shake
them from the tree, and the only rem
edy seems to be to cut the limb and
then burn the pests.
The caterpillar is from | to ~ inches
in length with spikes on it's back. q
duh gray in color with bright spots on
the back.
Mr.. Allen, the gardener at the Insane
hospital, says they are the same kin !
as stripped the trees there few years
ago, and that spraying with Paris
green did no good. If our beautiful
elms are to be saved they must be
closely watched.
Samples have been sent to DR.. Har-
vey of the Experiment Station at
Orono, by DR.. Twitchell with a request
for information rs to them. ana the
best manner Of destroying them. His
reply Will be anxiously awaited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
The Fresh Air Fund Started.

The Fresh Air fund has not been for
gotten by the people Of the city who
subscribe for it each summer. This
fund, as all doubtless will remember, IL
raised for the benefit Of the poor chill
dren ana their mothers Of the city or
Augusta for the purpose Of giving
them 4 days outing at the seashore.
This is greatly appreciated by those
who could not otherwise have the ben
eft Of day Of this sort, and each
year finds many mothers ana their
children greatly rested and benefited
by it.
As usual the contributions To the
fund can be left with Mr.. Treby John
son at the Granite National Bank.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
ECCLESIASTICAL COUNCIL
Accepts Resignation Of Rev. J. S. Williamson
at It's Wednesdays Session.

An Ecclesiastical Council of Congre-
Gational churches was called in this
city, Wednesday, to consider the rasig-
nation Of Rev. J. S. Williamson. ana
til action Of the Augusta church and
parish in relation thereto and to advise
in the premises.
The council was called to order at 4
p. NJ. in the chapel of the church bv
the reading Of the letters missiye "
Rev. T. F. Williams Of Winslow. After
prayer had been offered by Rev. A. L.
Struthers of South Gardiner, the coun-
Gil organized with Rev. f.. L. Marsh of
Watervillc. moderator. ana Rev. ]. L.
Boardman of Hallowen. scribe.
The churches invited to sit in the
council were represented as follows:
Watervillc. Rev. +. L. Marsh pastor;
Deacon IL. l.. Tappan. delegate: Wins
low, Rev. 4. T.. Williams. pastor: Car
diner, Judge J. NJ. Larrabcc, delegate:
South Gardiner. Rev. A. l.. Struthrrs.
pastor: Mr.. Chas. cobb. delegate:
Hallowell. Rev. j. Il. Boardman. pas
tor; Mr.. f. s. Wingate. delegate. The
letter of Rev. j. :. Williamson resign
ing his position of pastor and teacher
nf inc A,ruet, church Nae raad M, MA
clerk of the church Deacon r. T.. Per
kins. Then followed the reading of tn"
records OF the action of the church, by
Deacon Perkins ana the reading OF the
records of the action of the parish by
Deacon j. Il. Townsend. These official
documents We're approved by the Coun-
ell.
Supplimentarv statements were mad,
,.-t,. ..., ....-..,.
beacoh ). K. loWhS'hd. ana oh ms own
behalf by Rev. J. :. Williamson.
on motion of tha rnunri1 N voted M
;.z,e mn
called ana each delegate expressed ms
opinion as To the proper action TO De
taken.
u ,,. ,,,a,,i,,,.,,.,I.. .a..., .t,a. .b
council recommend the dissolution 81
the relations existing between pastor
,, ,.,,,o ,., ;,,.....,,4 .,,, ,,,,,,,....,.,. ,.
'"u scribe y prepare ! i'''i''"i ~ IL
pressing the decision OF the c"uhch III
the premises.
The committee reported the follow
,,,,t, rt,. ,,a..ae..
Your committee would report the
f"lloWins statement ana resolution:
1he couhcii ms heard ana cartluily
C""SIrrru me c'Ic''''l9 mn I'n
y '''' l''', ,
"l 'i't 7ou'. ga II '''','
lhfisn 81 augusta !" accep' I 1T y
'h' MOI III 'u''i. va ~ u mn No.,
',l.n ,''su ,;.I, u ,,,a,,1,, sha,,.in,,
their sincere regret at his decision. and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
PERSONAL MENTION.


~ u. l-oru ~ Interpret was N IN,
'l'S' !eS'eidd!'
e. L. Marston ot Lewiston, was in
III ''.S' It'll ~
H. - M'rllh oil llttSheIG' was IN
Augusta Yesterday
Charles Benson Of Bangor. spent
Thursday in the city.
John c. Griffin Of Skowhegan. vas In
the city a short time. Thursday.
C,nt,ir T + Dodaa has coma n
Southeast Harbor TO visit his mother
z. +. Han of WltcrvilIc was arnn-
tha out-nr-tnyn naomi. io ,ru,st.,
,r,bnrsdo,.
IL ,ra.a,,.., ,.e p-,,,-, ,,.,.. ,.,,..,,or
TN, h,,ef,,-... ,.i,i.,,. -, 49,, ,a,';,.T
Thured,y
,,., o.
Chadbnurnr returned Yesterday after
moan from Roston
r.,- n,.
,,a. ..,.. -. ~
Lnathar II 1 p,,,ann
,,... ,.-..
Smith ,f Ti,cbfa15 r.,s o,,,,,,er -,
,.tsitors 4, TIL. ,it,- -rbur.l,,-
IN,
'i'I It'll m III,
80 CIV, - =
'''''' il I" ''' ''''' III go '''''
County Commissioner Z. e. burgess
was in the citY, Yesterday. on business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

by holding my 200 shares in a min
ing company I have today, been re-
paid said George Cony. Thursday.
Il bought 200 shares, several years ago.
paying something like $1,000 for them
and, today, after these years during
which | nave paid small assessments.
| was offered the large sum of three
cents q share. or Sc. think 1 shall
hold them for a while longer, though,
as l believe if they are worth that
amount. the price may increase and
perhaps | can get $40 for them later .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

( prominent grocer On Water street
w,s lately relating his experience IL
~, n.,nut and cherry business. That
experience caused him to forsake his
v1vs. % that he has had no peanuts q
cherries on sale in his store for sev-
eral years. He found that the com
,non habit Of picking up few peanuts
or cherries and eating them resulted
~ Hill the profits ana even more escap-
ing in that impcrceptible way, It is
amazing Row the little foxes" will
make d stock Of eatables. cheese.
c,ndy. apples, peanuts, cherries. etc.
1isanprar. The merchant cannot hu'
,,,.,ta the habit. but dislikes to men
ton il and risk offending customers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
Illson Jones.

@. r. Tillson ana Miss Irene Jones
We're married by Rev. Everett Lcshrr
Of the Free Baptist church, last
Wednesday. Both are attendants At
tha Insane hospital and have a host Of
friends there ana in the city They ar
both very popular young people, ana
their many friends unite in wishing
them happy married life They are
taking their tour through Maine, visit
ing Moosehead lake ana other resorts.
Both will continue I'd be attendants at
the Insane hospital
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
Use Aliens Foot-Ease in Your GIoves

\ lady writes; 4 shake EMS Foot
Ease into my gloves and rub little on
ing perspration. Il is Il most dainty
toilet powder" We invite the attention
of physicians and nurses to The absolute
purity Of Aliens Foot Ease. DR. w. G..
1T is a grand preparation: / am using IL
constantly in my practice" All drug ana
shoe stores sell H. &c Sample sent
FREE. Address Allen $. Olmsted, lac
Roy n. Y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

It was 4 wuefully sad sight that sew
cral of the people On the street saw at
the time Of the thunderstorm,
Wednesday afternoon 1t started IN"
tears "a the eyes Of many person to
see the poor person standing in the
doorway. 81 silent ana alone tn
person was a man with white linen
trousers. 4 fancy vest ana a blue serge
cplt while on His head was a straw
hat about the size Of a custard cup.
He was standing in the doorway Of an
rain from off his trousers He was
leaning slightly against the door with
both hands trying 10 shield his trousers
At which he east occasional glancea
He was a notwithstanding picture. Cast
up on 4 desert isle" commented one
prlsgn VINO pass l. Forty miles from
home and not a cent in my pocket,
said another man. Both ideas We're eX-
pressed on the unfortunate's face The
Journal man took pity on the fellows
lonesome looks ana stepping in beside
him remarked checrfully about the
benefit the rain was doing to the crops
4 strange exclamation crept from be
tween his teeth that called for the
burning of the crops. The rain was
but 4 just punishment to man who
would harbor such feelings toward tn
crops. for the sake Of pair Of white
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

\ year ago, the meat department Of
Merrill Bros. was comparatively in its
infancy ana made but a small showing.
Today it is one Of the neatest and is
also in the front rank Of the city's meat
markets. the refrigerator facilities be
ing very complete ana modern.
Visitors 10 the store can but admire
the order ana neatness ~ observable
through the glass front. rs the interior
is wen lighted by electricity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
DRINK GRAND

after you have concluded that you ought
not to drink coffee. 1t IS not medicine
but doctors order ii, because it is health
ful,, invigoratin and appetiZing. 1t IS
seal brown color and tastes like the fin
est grades of coffee and costs about 4 as
much. Children like it ana thrive on IL
because 1t is genuine food drink con-
tanning nothing but nourshment Ask
your grocer for Grai1-O, the new food
drink. IL ana &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

The weather was very thick, Wednes-
day night. ana the boat from Boston
had to run very slowly. 1t was sev-
eral hours late in coming into the river,
ana the Della Collins did not arrive in
the city until nearly l o'clock. There
was a heavy freight both ways 50 IL
was quite late in leaving the city. a
number Of people went by way Of the
boat to s-e the warships Of SIMPSONS
squadron, which are now lying in Bos-
ton harbor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

ON account of the week having been
so taken up with the closing exercises
Of the public schools the annual kin
dergarten recital by Miss Partridgc's
pupils Will be postponed until early
next week. Date will be later given.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

The Crescent steam laundry under
the management of the now proprietor.
Mr.. l.. b. Wing. is doing some laundry
work that is likely to increase the
enviable reputation Of the Crescent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

one little Augusta boy thinking he
would spite his mother exclaimed, the
other day, while angry that he should
so right out into the garden and there
would eat three worms, 1.-TWO smooth
ones and n woody one"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
The Fourth Of July races at Fairfield

hlvr ben postponed. Manager II. II.
L.. Nd the Augusta Driving Park WAS
in Watcr,ille and Fairfield. Wednes-
dly. advertising the races at Augusta
IN that dly. and has the promise of
nearly All the horses for his race which
v.tlI have been ut Fairfield.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

The funeral Of the late Mrs Albert
Leavitt was held from her home on
The Leavitt road. Thursday morning at
10 O'Clock. conducted by Rev. j. NJ.
Wyman. There was a large attend
ance ana a profusion Of flowers. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

Miss Josephine T. ward # this city,
/. one Of three young ladies' Of the
!. r;cr class 1T colby who have been as
signed commencement parts Her sub
irct IS THE Browning Love Letters
W. 4 Literary Caurtship.' The COM
mancemcnt parts are assigned to those
Who attain the highest rank in writing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

We ought to feel thankful that we
live down here in Augusta" remarked
a. w. Whitney, Thursday. Il was in
Boston, "Wednesday, and | never saw
anything like the heat there. 1t was
burning hot ana suffocating on the
streets with not a breath Of air to re
iieve the suffering people"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

Rev. Il. s. Crosby will return, this
week, from his outing in New York
and he will occupy his pulpit. next
Sunday, as usual.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

Roses, carnations. forget -nots
etc, for graduation exercises, today, at
Partridge's opposite post office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16
Local and Business Tips.

Knowlton & Young have some fresh
Penobscot river salmon. butterlish,
bluefish, halbut and elegant, large
fresh mackerel cheap.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

Accidents come with distressing fire..
Quency on the farm. Cuts. bruises, stinss
sprains. DR.. Thomas EclecIric Oh re
lieves the pain instantly. Never SAT.
without 1t.
mon we 4, fri& wkv.f
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-06-16

The merchants along Water street
are very much satisfied with the ar
rangements since the sweeping has
been done nights. The Journal hears
the views Of all expressed in th2 daily
rounds Of the merchants, ana there
seems to be hardly 4 case where they
are not pleased to think that the city
officers followed their wishes in the
matter, ana have the work done at
night. 1t is believed that the work is
done cheaper. ana many claim ii is
done better.