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The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-07
Louisville Courier Journal Prints a
Circumstantial Story Of the
Plot to Kill.
SMOEELESS POWDER; STEEL BULLET
Was Used by a Mountain Feadist Who
Did The work-Siory Based On Eyl-
dence in Hsnds Prosecution.

Louisville, April s.--The Courier
Journal prints ciroumstantial story
which pufports to give the details OF
the conception and execution Of the
plot to kill Goebel The story is based
upon evidence said to have been given
the attorneys for the prosecution BY
Wharton Golden, Fl. E Youtsey and
others. The story gives the name Of
the man suspected Of having fred the
shot that killed Senator Goebel He
is Clay county feudist and is sup
posed to be in the mountains. The
story follows the evidence given BY
Golden 10 the preliminary trial Of Ca
leb Powers as to the bringing to
Frankfort Of the armed mountain feu-
dists.
The men implicated IN the oonspir-
acy are The same that are implicated
By G,ldtn's testimony, several OF
stom are now under arrest, while
others are either in the mountains o.
ue gbb5nng states.
The sstory follows GJldsn's sesti-
mony 81 to the plan to cause a riot in
ieglslalurA duriag which demo-
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-07

purchase q well known Cincinnati
house Of % steel bullets. smoksless
powder cartridges, the procuring 81 .
ss-calibre Marlin ride. With which
the ahoesing isssld TO hays been done,
she pop being returoed "a hour
sftesward and she pigment d 81 900
10 advance to the man who did the
shooting.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-07
The Rasslu Commonwealth.

Mr.. Louis 0 Rosselie, editor Iof the
Coming Nation, the representative
paper Of the Ruskin Commonwealth
colony Of Ware county, is in the clty
and will talk to the Is,ple Of this
community about his colony today. 8
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-07
Palronlsa Rons Iaduslry.

Pure grape wine, made from the de-
hcious Ives and Coaoord grspes-sl.OO
per gallon, $50. per quart. Address
The Hurn Vineyard, Gsrdi, Ga.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-07

Ask to see "The Debutante." It is
made from the very finest patent calf,
with an opera heel and lightest soles
for dress. Palmer Shoe Co.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-07

Russell's Chill and Fever
Tonic, every bottle guaran-
teed. For sale by w. J.
Butts and l. N. Bishop.
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-07
TO our Business Men.

The Times will soon issue careiul-
IL prepared Business Sex Of Bruna-
wick. This index u ontsiu a well
written introductory Jog forth
the advantages OF our city and coun-
ty, and will be given vide circula-
ton and offer unusual advantages to
our business men to widely represent
their own and our city's interests.
On. vso,fcifor Mi cali ana exnIsis
The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1900-04-07

See cur "Ulrap ladies Fine OK
fords. The Palmer Shoe Co.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

- dsgsfent styles ~ Davenports,
some ~ soli6 fnahoGany frAEnss, up
hoisseres IN novel wool yaiours and
vsfdgre tapestries Others in golden
eak, Flemish oak ard bsfrh rsahorany
frames. prices fanss from So u ssH.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

Solid Flemish Oak sidesoasd; heavy
spiral corner posts on base and top
Two fun swell front top drawers: full
length Bottom drawer. Doors in base
naaunfeE With carved panels. Tnp Of
base feet by Il inches. Mounted with
shared bsvel French plate mirror.
9sxl9 fncfess prsee SIS
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

Flemish e&k dining room chair. spir-
a. pests and legs. high tat spindle
hack: fufa s1xeA Der sat. 2phelstexsd
in heather; prise TIA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

Tzgt panel japanese Screen. mase IA
fancy coicrs and SILK encroiiere6 dec
ersti7nk. Price. 49,
btx f.Ee Easels. IN oak. white en-
srBe &rd birch mahogany, 10 shown
hers. scrssns r1cuaie1 S&A screen
frames.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-10-21

This - a powerful heater. II burns airy
tisd % Ere eoai or r@sas~s the cheapest
ktnd 81 soft coal win give rood saslsfsc-
and Absolutely air-fsxht GaarAatseS 10
keep nre, With proper auount 81 fuel IN
Il. Ter thtrfy-six hsaT1. II In Attractive
and 1arshis has east bottom ard TOP
sscksiet TOP ring. nteksie1 pst~rt dampsr.
niek.ied float rssss. rtsksisd register, nsck.
"a swinz- OF automatic top and nickslst
urn.
Price
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
CONGRESS ASSEMBLIES.

Congress will assemble. today, for its
short session Of three months. and
The unusual number of important
measures demanding considera tion
makes the event of more than usual
significance. 1t is probable that the
Presidents message which is awaited
with so much interest. will not be sent
to Congress. today. as both bodies will
al once adjourn out OF respect 10 the
memory Of the late Senator Davis Of
Minnesota. but Will be sent In, Tuesday.
That the session Will be very busy
on-, goes without saying. The I;epab-
lean party, non in control of all
branches Of the government, has been
given new lease Of power by the
people. and the party leaders return TO
Washington duly sensible Of the great
responsibility placed upon them. The
strong endorsement of tiie Republican
policy Of the past four years carries
with il the demand for 4 continuation
II the work OF definite. constructive
legislation. so well begun. ana for the
solution Of the great national prob
ems on The lines OF broad ANA pro
yressve Americanism.
There are the appropriation bill. The
;hirrin. bill. the army reorsaniza tion
bill the canal hin. the Pacific cable
,ill. the rc-arportionmen bill the mat
-er OF reducing The revenue taxes. and
many other important mIttcrs press
ng for consideration which must he
9th prompt and careful. Every effort
will BE- made 10 do all the Necessary
work nj lhc short session 50 no extra
asSion will have Ia i" called The
people viii follow closely the work Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

The city of san Diego. California.
has recently PASSED an ordinance which
is Of interest Ia those who have the
Belgian hare bee in their bonnet. Hare
meat. it is reported. has become
drug on the California market. ana cwG
nr three large oWLrrs !f
The animals have announced their
intention 10 turn them loos- on
the country. II is through Z fear that
this course may become general that
The supervisors of san Diego hav"
1ixe,. 4 PENALTY, varying from so 10
slt1. for liberating harcs. the little
quadrupeGs are particularly fond OF
the bark OF young fruit trees as an
article ot food. and the Western grow
rrs are becoming extremely apprehen-
sive for their orchards. The Belgian
hare boom in Inc West. where il re-
sides particularly, seems shaky. and ir
III, East il does not seem likely 10 get
beyond the proportions Of a hoomlet.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
THE NAarE or OLD aLor:r


n poem BY James WhItcomb E'cT.
" hich VIZ. raal l,,- .r. .,,,,;,o- In t'btca,-o
!, ~, -. - - ~" ''u'"o'
/ " A'"i iifiaas pafi'luei-
Old Glory, saw who
And he i long. 81" bIenled rns ranks or the gray
ana an. h,I.o
Who xave vo,, nie c;o-,. the ,,.nn tho,
with such pride evervwhsre
rs Won casr ro,,r.niy ,rSa ,h-ore1, rh.
raptaron. ar i''e -
And lean ar fnu j,,.th ~ war;, want.
Ing < YOU "' to- - 'eis'''' - : = NV
Who gave vot, th., name with ,hc ~
o. t..e sam.
And IN. hernr ma farnc 80 bcco.ninc ia
Your stripee st-ot,et in rinrles OF white
and M ra,
with your st,rs IL thc,~ rlitterirr hest
overhead
ny day or by night
Their raIiob,r ~, i;yh.
I.ai,.nins anIsn frnan ,hejr littIc souare
heaven Of blue,
- say, sy.' who1 E9n me nam = W "'o''
Who gave Won the name Of ola Glory?
in vague ii'ig' lisrs aud whispers @ feli silent
a.atn
abo5t
How yol happenei 10 "faler'' a name. 81
10 saL
That so,tr,,,S - f.,,,tliar ana c--elnsS a- 4
say
brceav way" ~ .'''' '''''>
We-tne croyyd c,-4rx- man ~ liz caflirl /.
Won thai ~
WIN ntct .,d yr,rr,.-.arb swing
!ns p''i lis III hat T ''''' go : 80 '''7
kud hI,rrr nir,n ..oIa GLORY liln Van v.ra
ot,r pir
when tGrdi w.. all know wore oS co.o-
man aS .sin.
,Bd y.r II i.,.- s.,,s. li,-,a. VAN t,,,,nr ~
5n = ''9' HIS INV va '''''''''
And xra,, NC --,,,,- .t,,,l.s ,e 49,. t.5I wa,
and san ''' '''''
Into nm, WIN v,,, o,.,r ,,s y.a,-j1a. IT, IN
NJ. - - ,i.1 ,.,,,.,;,si I....,u
b,xa ..oi,..
Ana this is ~ raasn., y-..r.. ,r.,n,jn. ~
-
tArs - ,,.,,,,,,.. :, s.,-,,,..- ,,.,- ,.,,
'''N .n,i - : . ~.',s.''-, - ,';,i,. III ~ "
M. r.''s NM wyfi ,h y It'll ".' NJ l e en- sg
''' -. 'N '''' ''--i''~ ' '' ''''
,,.b, M. i,". ,.,,, ,n. ,,r. o, o,s ct.-,.9
~. III 49, sN' ~. n,init HI M" 'ili
~ III ,hr;., az uh'ufi'u "i0' 7" "iii'"S
-. tuit'i ..r.,,
Fer m l! instant then "iStIahy sighed and
"1~ a'Hi-
o,., o.,
VI" ,'''is' t'' St"t| W. F' "9Ht'AE I"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
MOVING EASTWARD.

nlo.t interesting and significant
fi.ct revealed by the census of 1900 is
that the center OF population in this
country has actually moved eastward
during the past decade the frs. time
that its course has been other than
ward since the frs; settlers sought
CUR saSrsS> IL SILL be in order TO re-
v.-e the old line that westward the
course of empire takes its way" The
centre Of population OF the United
States. which in 1860. 1870. ana 1850 was
in Ohio. bat in 1880 mo-e,: across III"
border into Indiana. is again in Ohio
this year. and probably on the Miami
little TO the east Of the present centre
OF population, which is at Westport.
Decatur county, in southern Indiana.
not far from the town OF Greensburg.
The first federal census was taken
in 1880, and from that year continuous
ly at every succeeding decennial cen
sus the centre Of population moved
steadily westward from the neishbor-
hood OF Buffalo in the first census to
Z point south of Fredericktown. Nd.
in 1910. 10 a point near ClarksVillC, i'll
the present state OF West Virginia. III
1910. ana to the Ohio river in 1856.
From that time on until 1890 the centre
OF population moved steadily westward
in almost straight lire to Westport,
Ind. its variations above or below the
lire never having been 50 much as
fifty miles. For the first 10 years of
the century tie tendency Was To
the southwark. but since then il has
been slightly to the north.
This year. for the first time, the
centre Of population in the United
States has rcccdcd. and instead Of be-
ing further west than il was ~ years
ago. is further east. The explanation
is clear. The great gain III population
shown by the census Of 1910 has not
bs'cn III tl'. iITiliiln paris 81 tll' lfl'A4Elt
states hut in the manufacturing cAirs
0t Northern ana Eastern states. some
Of the prairie states indeed have gained
only a trii!ing porcentae" in population
and no stale without large cities has
made any material increase in roPula-
ton. Taking the group Of states be-
yond the Mississippi. Iowa. Missouri,
Arkansas. Nebraska. Kansas. South
Dakota and Colorado. seven states in
all. il is seen that they gained collcc-
lively in ten years. l.310. .G10. But the
state of New York. in the same Period,
gained l..7aa0o III population, more
Than these seven states together. Dur
the same ten years the population Of
Pennsylvania has increased I.0-'9.ft-1,
and Massachusetjs nearly o,000. The
practical effect of such changes has
been to bring the centre Of population
nearer the East 1t is not likely that
il will ovcr get much further East.
however. and il will not be strange if
the next census carries it back some
1-hat 10 the West.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

health and strength. When ] commenced
TO use the medicines l weighed only liz
pounds. row l weigh 40. NV husband
and friends all thought that ] would die.
but day am 4 well woman.
Mrs. Bariiam's experience is not s;ngu-
lar. Thousands have given similarly
strong and convincing testimony. There
are no other medicines i'll the world that
have such \ long and continuous record
o: cures.
There are no other medicines "iust as
good " or Just tile same" IS Doctor
Pierce's. Like all valuable things these
medicines are sometimes initiated. Don't
be imposed upon. See that YOU get what
you ask for.
II you have any doubt as to the nature
OF your ailment write fully, giving YOUR
symptoms, To Dir X. Y. Fierce, CHIEF con
suliiHg physician. Invalids' Hotel and
Surgical Institute, Buffalo, \. y. He
will consider Your case carefully, and
will tell you, absolutely free Of charge,
what to do to sc, well.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

The proposition 10 form { new STATE
out OF Oklahoma and Indian Territory,
which is certain to be seriously dis
cuSsed IT the coming session Of CON
gress. brings out the good suggestion
from the 81. Louis Globe Democrat
that the new state take the name Of
Jefferson. We are getting ready 20
celebrate the centennial Of the Louisi
ana Purchase, it points out. and Okla
homa and the Indian Territory We're
acquired in that memorable IraEsGc
tion, and they are the only parts 81 the
empire bought by the third president
from Napoleon Bonaparte, that remain
in the territorial condition. The new
state Of jefferson. says our contempo-
rary, would begin with far greater
population than any other community
ever had when starting out on its new
career. 1t would have an assured
future. be an honor to the section Of
which it is = part, and r credit TO the
statesman whose name il would bear.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

Ii is quite the fashion 10 poke iun at
the weather bureau. but a general un-
derstanding OF the great amount q
.sood accomplished by this important
department would quickly remove u
from the list OF things 10 be joheo
about The seagoinS and agricultural
classes. al least, appreciate its useful
ness. In his annual report Secretary
Wilson points out the important eSten-
sionS Of the weather bureau work
which have been made during the past
year. Its efforts were specially d.
recred 10 investigate methods Of elec-
tr;ca! communication without wires
with view 10 establishing wireless
electrical communication between
vessels ut sea and exposed points or
our lake and sra coast. Already mes
sagcs have been successfully trans
mitted ana received over ca miles q
land presenting 4 rough and irrrgula
surface. ana il is believed that tht
efficiency thus Indicated would or"rat'
successfully over several hundred mile.
Of water. This matter, says the S'tre
tarv. Is 81 such importance IL com
1ncrce that h. has authorized furthe'
extensive experiments. and =. rx-
pres ses the hope that in the neai
future the craft employed in GU
coastwis,. commerce and on The Grea'
Lakes Will he placed III instantaneous
communication with the stations
the weather bureau located at tht
principal ports. Special storm fore
casts for the North Atlantic will b.
undertaken shortly through the use @
reports received from the West Indies
the Bahamas. bermuda. the Azores
and Portugal. the new cable system
connecting Lisbon with New York Wis
the Azores making this possible. Mncf
stress is laid upon the continued i'm
provenent OF the forecast service an6
the value of its warnings. Sccretar!
Wilson points out that. notwithstand
ing the great number of craft plying
the Gulf Of Mexico at the time OF the
galveston storm. the warnings were SO
timely that there was no disaster upon
the open waters
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
THE FALL OF BROOKLYN BRIDGE

The brooklyn bridge is being weakened
by eiectralysis. Its four great cables are
lhe wires through which wildcat currents
are constantly flowing. These are csCap-
ing Ia the ground through The anchor
ases. which they are eating away al an
estimated rate of nine tons year. Tho
conclusion is tha; the electrolytic effect
must be overcome AT once or the bridge
may some day fan into the river, or ii
may have to be closed Health is o.tea
undermined in a like manneF-by the neg
lcct Of trivial matters Constipation. in
digestion. dyspepsia. biiiousness or nerV-
BUSINESS should be checked n once. Hos
letters Stomach Bitters will do it. 10
other medicine lis as good for all disor-
iers nf the stomach. Don't fail 70 give
il a trial,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
A BACKWARD CHILD

In a child that is backward
in teething. look out for
rickets. You can prevent
any serious consequences by
oromptness.
The cause is poor nutrition,
imperfect digestion Of food,
wrong food. poor food, bad air,
ow life.
You must stop it. Give
SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
Ill to feed the bones. Now
i've him good food: the
roper food for a child.
1t is short job, and not a
lifficult one.
Wc'il -end you HALE to Try Il yor IKE
|, .coTI BOVINE, 80 Peal S.iset New York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

We heap with oiium the name Of the
Nanda!s because they ruthiesSiy d.
stroycd the priceless treasures of art
and literature in Rome, and hold in
greater shame the name OF the ic0no-
elastic arabian who deprived the WORLD
OF Il vas; stor, OF knowledge by burn
ing the great library Of Alexandria
Yet in the closing year OF the 18th Gen.
tury we read that the allied forces of
civilization in China have destroyed
the Chinese libraries ct Tien Tsin and
P.kin. Wha, commentary this is
upon the progress OF the race, The
Chinese libraries, reported IN have
been destroyed. contained the htcra-
ture and history Of 4 nation which was
already old when the Saracens and
Goths sWarmad through the streets ot
Alexandria and Rome. destroying the
records Of the classic ages. 1t may DC
true that China has become decadent
as did Greece and Rome. but this does
not justify the European forces which
are invading China in the name o.
civilization. III copying the acts IF Jne
barbarians Of old.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

The suggestion that the South viii
insist on having the Democratic candi-
date in 1854. is promptly followed py
rne story that Bryan is particularly
charmed with the climate OF Florida.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

To add TO the woes of the Belgian
hare ROW comes the secretary OF agri
culture with warning 10 farmers 10
beware of experimenting with 4 species
that i so prolific.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

Sandford and Shiloh thrive upon the
abuse heared upon them. If the papers
had not given that enserprisins gen.
lleman any advertising Shiloh would
now be only 4 bleak hill without fame
or sign of human habitation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

M notice whatever will. be taken OK
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot be- held respon-
aihle for the preservation or return OF
rejected communications.
Add ress all Communications relating
to subscriptions and advertisements 20
RCRLEICH & FLYNT, Publishers,
Augusta, Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

Congress. No topic III the newspapers
VIII have more readers. And the
country awaits The important work or
the coming session in fuii confidence
that the Republican party win he
faithful 10 It's trust ana true to its
pledCes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

Arkansas is 10 have the luxury OF
new state house. but the state is hope
lessly handicapped until it adopts G
new brand of politics.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
M28yN1y8 GlQ93iT1.
GRANDMOTHER. COUNSEL

tTkAN bMol HER - Ntl NSt l.
Grandmother says in her quaint old wa:
World WASH made in q daY-a day.
And that biuc Sky where the white clouds
fit
Why. rhc. Lord was SIX days painting il.
The way ain't sunny.
But don't You fret,
Cheer NJ. honey
Ypg'N set there vet.
says in her quaint old way !:
World wasn't made in d4y-d day.
The meadows there. w:scrc you love 10
sit
Why. the Lord took time 10 carpet H.
The way amt sunny:
Iut don't you fret.
Cheer up. honey
YouN get there yet.'
And still 10 me- in the fields and dells
Her sweet Voice rings like a chime Of
bells.
And dream brave dreams as I hear her
Sty.
World wasn't made IN a day-a day,
The way amt sunny:
But don't YOU fret,
Cheer up. honey
Youn get there YET"
atlanta Constitution.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

Lubec, for small town, is quite pro-
life Of sensations. 4 few years ago the
treasurer of its savings bank was short
in his accounts; not long ago il fur
niShed a murder; and now the post
master has disappeared with the post
Office funds Moreover. it was in Lu-
bee that Jernegan set up his famous
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

This booming of Presidential can,ii-
dates for 1894 takes the cake Tor pre-
viousncss.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

Now for Congress. and tine Presi-
dents message.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03

apaaratus for sxiraetinE. gold from sea
water. All this. together with an In
crease OF population of 80 per cent.
during the past decade. shows that
Lubec Is getting quite metropolitan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
TO the NATIONAL HOME.
Eastern Branch, u. V. s, at Togus.
KENNEBEC CENTRAL R. 4

Connects at Gardiner with the Hsine
Central Railroad. and \. ii. & G. Eiee-
trio Railroad u Augusta. and steamer
for Boston.
TIMETABLE.
Fall Arrangement: in Effect Mefda!:
Oct. !, I!n.
Leave Randolph: Ar. National ileI..
80. a.uV X 1888 \ NJ y. All A It4s. 4. u.
t.09. I'D & 4-sS Il. II. l.-H. la Il alb II a.
I.V. National Home: Ar. At Randoiph,
sta. ga5 * ll.li M. Sal. as & Il.:A A. u.
I'm. csl 4 5.a5 l.. .i.s9. ass 4 $40 T. u.
Visitors arc cordially welcomed ct the
Home and receive Speciai attention ir0ia
the cfilcil! guides on duty who viii e.
c6rt tE-Tn through thr buildings sul
abuUt thn grounds. The restls lsf.i-ee !
al the Home Station = open ever.
day. where lunch can he procured TOT any
number ~ visitors. Special rates sNe"
10 excursion parties.
+ \. LAvTON. Supf.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1900-12-03
RAILROADS & STEAMBOATS,.


In Effect Nov. IL. 1905.
Passenger trains leave Augusta as fol.
THROUGH TRAINS
GOING WfcsT-.,io 4. II. Tor Lew,s.o,
Farminston. Phillips. I;ocslana. Por,.
land, Boston. Bridgton. Montreal ana
oueoee: 1900 y. NJ for Brunswick. lew.
RanGeley, RacklanJ. Portland. E1stan,'
No. ConwaX; Fabyans. Lancaster. ,Ior
mnam; y; H.; Berlin Faiis.. Groveion.
and Beecher Fails. $40 u. III. locai ~
Portland: 40 4. Il. CexpressI for FINN
wick. Portland and Boston. connecfin-
Tor Bath. ~pTtland. Lewiston. Cornish
=. ii. trfie. PE.,man) every night fSr
Lewiston, Bath. Portland and Eost0n.
Loo a. N. daily except Monday Tor Port.
GOING EAST--l.S5 A. II. frisht e,.
pressl for Skowhegan. Bangor. lar usr-
por. 81. Stephen, calais. 81. John. Hall
lax ana Ar9osto9k county and 10 Wash
!ngton co. X. T. Monday morning, going
east does not conneci for Skowhesan nor
on sunday morning for Belfast Foyrroft
or beyond Bangor; 10 4. NJ. Tor water
BuckspOrt, tunceb0ro, st. Stephen. Uoui-
ton. Woodstock 81. John ard Halifax.
l!5o = NJ, Watcrville. Bancor. Old
=. & a. X. r. and t1 Lewiston. via OK
land and Winthrop; 30 L. ii. express ar
" NaterYllle, Bangor, Bar Harbor. Wash.
% IL X. O-u lDNE. GreeNHiile and
katahtlin Iron Works; $40 r. VI. for Ma
terVille. Oakland, North Anson. BInghsm
skowhegan, Belfast, Foxcrofs, UseeaYiIle
Bangor, Old Town and Na-tawamkeay.
~. +. 81 for WaterviIie.
SUNDAIS-GOing West, It1 A. II. for
Portland. Boston: l0.21 A. 81, los p N
for brunswick. Bath Portland and Hos
ton. Going East. Is y. NJ Ia nsor. 91s
a n. ana 80 +. II. for Watervii.e and
Bangor.
The Night Pullman Train leaving at
l.55 \. VI. Monday morning. going eas-
does not connect for SkSwnegan nor on
sunday morning for Belfast. Foxcroft or
Beyond bangor.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
AUGUSTA 70 SOUTH GARDINER
An. PM. Pm
Augusta. X ........ 7i5 2eI Cd
HaiioweN ...--.-...--..-... I.52 %, Gil
5drdinti .----.--..---..---@ ~. 80
30. Gardner. ar ....--. SIS ID GO
SOUTH GARDINER TO AUGUSTA.
An. Pm. I'M.
20. Gardiner. IL. ...-... Ga1 I.9 AS
Gardiner .-.-...-..-....-.. go l.i9 AS
Haiiowel .--...-..-....... G4s Ia As
Augusta. ar. ..-.-...... ga Ia 56
Through tickets 10 California and all
points South ani West may he had OF +.
II. walker. .iCkrt agent. Augusta. the
only Office IN Augusta selling yil all
routes ana checking baggage Tree 0f e.
pense.
GEO F. EVANS. V. T. & Cen. Man.
u. l.. BODTiIBY. q. l.. & i. A.
Portland. Maine.