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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28
ooun,v rr..,ur.r.. oa,o. R.bb.s.

LEBANON, Ind, May pa bold rob
berry was committed in the county treas
urer's Office hero Saturday while the
treasurer and his assistants were at din
uer. Entrance was forced by prying
open the door Of the Office. The sum OF
s16s in cash and checks was secured. A
suspicious character named o'Brien was
ayraatad
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28

Spring is the plessantest season Of the
year, and the pleasuntest as well as the
most efficient remedy in the market Is
DR.. Fenner's Cough Honey. For sale by
+. d. Felt, Wellington, A. j. Burrell,
Huntington. O. A
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28

II won't cost you one half as much. DO
not delay. Send three 2-cent stsmps for
postage, and we will send you DR.. Kauf-
marn's great work, fine colored plates
from life, on disease, It's causes and home
cure. Address A. P. 0rdway d Co.
Boston. Mass.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28

Every morning when get up my head
feels so bad such an ugly taste In my
mouth. It's your stomach. Loose's Ex.
tract OF Red Clover will make new be.
Ing of your. Try it. For sale by F. d
Felt
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28

He who steals my purse, steals trash
but he who wantonly purlolns my bottle
Of Salvation OH steals something that en-
riches him indeed and leavs me bankrupt
victim to aches and pains, sorrowing
woeiul citizen. until can slowly creep "a
the nearest drug store.
SHILOH'S CURE will Immediately
relieve Group, Whooping Cough, and
onchitls ..
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28

sHILoB's CoUaH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on q guarantee. II
cures consumption.
Sold by Il, Felt.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28

FOR nYSrEPSlA a"d Liver Com
plit NJ yVnhnn y prirled guarantees
on every lmelc of Sniloh's Vitalizcr.
it never falls ~ cure.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1890-05-28

Simmons Liver Regulator, bear in mind,
Is not an experiment. 4 is endorsed by
thousands.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
SaS Ebal abtp drtS.

- Gin Desperate namenS Sobn
8rpor erfdob am Dorigen Nittpod
Moreen balb l nbr einen anoeren
Mann namen8 Sueb @rabam Dor Der
PennbaIe Wittbidaft in Surpea. 9Iae
8etbeilieten iparen aneetrunfen unb
batten tpdbreno beS Cages einem Sabs
nenfampfe beisenobnt; bic Sbat ses
i6ab, ipdbreno @rabam ben grpor 3u
berbinbern iu6te, uuf einen anberen
Wtann namens Gspep Su ibiebsn. @ra.
BAN itarb na6 8erlauf elmer 8ierteIs
ftunbe er mar 80 Sabre alt unb tpobnte
bel Ieiner SHUTTER nabe Starts 8oblens
nerf. Der Ot6rber unb Elm Slotpafe
namens Belts, tueI6er erfterem bic Tos
bespaffe oerei6t, tpurben am Witttpoh
mad 6em BilfeSbarre 9efdnenib ses
braht.
SabIorbille. Ser Bergman Wm.
Dapis wurSe am Sreitas Norsen in
benz GapIOr S9a6t bur6 einen 8ob'
Ienfaa erf6Iasen. @r binterIdbt cine
Bittipe nit flint 8inSern.
- Die bisiise eIeftriide @eieGi6aft
experimental betdnois iebt ipirb iie
ibre 2eituns na4 @arbon Sia aus'
bebnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
Die Natur in Gonpulfipnen

in f6redlid. 8uItaniids ausbriids. Srfaue
Grbpeben iino furdtbnr uns ihredIid pittOresi
uuo 60 1T faum pinidensmsrtb oieis Or.
I6einungsu in ibrer Sbdtisteit uno Biriunp
ou'd Die 8eibrin9uns BON peiImittsIn nndju.
abmen tpeIfe gonpulfonen uno S6merSeu in
oem abnormaIen SbeiIe be menfdlifen Sor.
pers beruorrufeu Glnen oernrtigen gffett ba.
ben bic aItmoOiidsn befiis pirfenOen Bursir.
mitfeI. peIdle gIiidIiherueiie immsr mebr nlI.
Ser 8ebrauh tOmmsn uno fur Die Softsttsr .
Magen Bitters cas- beiIinme, angensbme uno
melt wirtunssuolers Surrogat 1T. Bdbrsno
Die eritersn Die Ginsepeioe idwdden. ftirtt
oIs 8tters oieieIben. Die eritereu InfTen Die
@sodtme untbdtis. neil oiefelben oufd Die
nadfoIgeube Shni6e unfdbig 3u irgeuo mel.
der shdti9feit semott wsrben. 9as 8itters
bswirtt i'm Ss9entbeiI. neil es bitielben 3ur
Sbdtl9teit bsfdbi9t uno niht aeuaIfnm oaju
jnin9t. eiuen 9rosen uno iuobIthutnoen Inter
idiso. inoem es fur eine oauernoe Sbdtiattit
uuo Rsgslmdbi9ftit oerielbeH ior9t 9le 9s.
Der uno Die Rieren peroen ourd bieie Weo.
Biu peIfe ebenio Iei6t Walnria. Nsrpoft6t
nnn 8beumotismns beieitigt in rpobItbdtiBer
Beiie itimullrt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
6eiebdfts.Mn3ei9er.
9tpptbeter.

MppfDeter.
8. W. Yputcn, Msbifamsntf itbrr
Mrt, 80 9afapanna Npenue.
5bsp. 3. Srands 9eutl6r glpOtbt-
fer, 223 gByOmins apenus.
Gisarrem5abrifant.
u. Mpt6 d M n n, bic bsIisbten .,IlfOnio"
unb ,,Sig 8ing" Giaarren aqs Sprtsn Ia
baf unO 8auhsrartifsl, 5G1 9adapanna aUs.
Dampf' unb aBaHer'eeitunsen.
Sames s. eapler, plumbing Grptrt,
Gfr @ypmins ASe. unb einOsn Strdbs
Groceries uns prppifioneu.
9e6tolb, BRANDON g. o., CIa6-
fcIssr pOn SsaOIs & Stsel), 116 penn ape.
S6IGeer unb Seal, "a qadapanna
aps.. has bertbmte Wbite Spcnse MebI.
Grsb. s. 0ibmaysr, DtIifatsGsu,
$50 9adapnnna apsnue.
Serren.e5 5arberobe, Site etc.
8ranf .. Gbrtifta n, 205 9afapannu
Apsnus, Bailey 5aus BIpd.
Sdube uns StiefeIn.
8. .. Beefs s. Co., 22t @Ypmint
Ipenue. auh 8eporatursn prompt bsicret.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
Hus pem pberen xbaIe.

Garbonbale. - Ser 9. & 5. 8rem'
fer Mm. See berunsIiidte am Sreitae
nabe Der State Cine. AIS ct bon einem
Barren gum anOeren paiiirte, ittrste e,
stpiiden bieielben auf bnS 8eleiie unt
purbe iiberfabreu. gr Iebte nur einise
Utinuten na6 bem llnfaIIe.
- Der iiber 60 Sabre aIte Sobn
Brennan, Elm betunnter biefssr Gbaraf.
ter, nabm am Sreitas in ielbitmOr bsri.
I6er Ibftt cine itarte 9Oiis Barrier
@rin unb itarb baran am 9ia6miitas.
gr mar felt beiIaufiS ie4s WiOnaten am
Suffe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
Suumpre.

- am go. 5 Sdadt 1T 3tpei @o'
den ni6t searbeitet iporben uno es 1T
mbsIi6, baB es nod fir mebrere @os
den 10 berbIeibt.
= Sin @eIbunpeiIunsss Bureau 1T
I'M bieiisen 8ofamte felt benz l. IpriI
erpHnet iporcen.
= gOtpurb 9OIpb, elm alter 8eipOb.
ner bieier 8e8enb, itarb am Sreitae
glbeno i'm 76Iten 9ebensiabre.
- Bur SeiIuus BON Group aebrnubt Or.
Sbomos' Gclettric Del nab 8orihrift So ift
. bette WitteI fur pIoBIlds anfdQe bon Gr.
tdItunsen, S6me1eu, Gn5incuustu uno Der.
Iesungen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
Stunt unO G0nntb.
NermiIcbte 2pfal Sericbte

Sa- 2ieblinS Der SauSfrauen-
9iasburp's 8eIt berfauft Bel Sreb. s.
@ibmaper, $50 2adn. gbe.
- SIM 4rmenbuuS iinb eeseupdrtie
l52 8erionen.
- StobtiduBmeiiter SObn Gibbons
bat bon ben iisbenprU3enti9en Bombs
Sl2, 900 eineelbit.
- Die GrpBtumn @ars (na6 ben
gtup Aus 6dnen) buben tpieOer rie
Sabrten besChnen.
p9- &offer, 8eiietuiden, S6irme,
SpaSieritDde Su billieIten greiien in
Sropn'S Bee Sipe.
- 9en GbeIeuten SObn 8bIferS
farb am 4. 9lpril ibre So6ter Minnie
i'm 9lIter bon 5 Sabren, 2 Monuten
unO IL Sasen.
- Ser S6sriff perfaufte am Don.
nerItas ba8 8pdlpea StOre gisentbum
in 8ropioence auf bic 8Iaee bon gliias
beth Sod. IS bra6te $4,000.
- 8idter Sunblep lGBt our6 Grs
b6ben Der SteinpIatten an ieinem
SprueeitraBe Gisentbum cine 8srbeis
ieruns MAIDEN, fir pelbe ibm ale
SuB9dnser banten iperben.
- Gin ihmnder Riiden. nit eirsm Iibmsn.
ben Sdm 70 iber ben piiften 1T Elm 5eihsn
trauier 0ieren 8sbrnudt ras bette betonuts
RiersnbsiImittel rueIdes 1T 8urood 8Iooo
8itters.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
Trau Sr. &nbn'S
Wasnetiides
Nursel Sci SeilmftteI.


Sat cine grfabruns bon stpansis Sabren
SD babe ss iabrsIans uno tdsIid seiebeu,
bob cine Seiluns leiht 1T iuenn bic re6te
Weosin aebrauht miro. Ser 8eiusis 1T on,
oob mem magustifdes 8ur5eI0I SeilmitteI in
Nmerifa nift ibertroffen rperoen fanu. Sdj ba.
be taufente pon 9atienten an9etroffen. Die mir
iaaten fe lelen ME einen Sag obne Meo3in
aepeien uno nur iblimmer aeuoroen. Sag.
lid tommen 9sute 5u mir. Die fIagen. bab iie
$50 $lO0 ODER $1,000 fur WsoJin ausgs9e.
ben bdtten uno bod niht bsfer ruuroen Sau.
Ienbe finoen ourh pertebrte. unfnuige 8ebano.
luna elm fribes 8rab @o ltbsnSaefdbrlide
Sperationen iouten porgenommen uerbsr, ba.
be id1 bic 4atienteu in turjer 5eit gebeiIt.
Msiue SeiImittel turiren in Der 8hat Die mel.
fen ueralttten Sranibeiten. no feline We.
ruin mebr biIft as oa fino Hbsumatis.
mus, @Iieoerl6bmung &hdgraotranfbeiten
Weuralaa Srebs. aftbma Somorrboioen, Qe.
ber- uno RagenIeiotn Nalarinfeber. gsbe
uno Ihuarse 8elbiuht Gntarrb, Group. 8ron.
ditis. ihmer5baitt Wenitruation. SppblIis.
@afferiuht. GoIic. llrinlIioen. 8opfueb. 8e.
Idlpiire, SaIBfIub, qebenspsblel epiIeptiihe
anfdQe. pebe ODER srblinoete Augerf @enn
ourdI ShIanaen. ooer Sunoebib pergiftet. reibe
man oas Del elm, ss 3erltort oas @ift Sh
babe ourh meine munoeruOlle Wsoin Sau.
Isuoe aerettet. Die am Ranoe oes 8rabes fan.
ben. Huo Sauieuoe iusen, % if oas bette
9ins in Ner 0elt.
Ole bsftsn Refsreujsn gu 9isHften; fenost
fur elm BUD.
Waanetiihes BurjsIoI SeiImitteI. Bres
So oas 9odet ODER orei fur S..
8ertauft bel allen apotbeiern oosr wro
portofrei our6 Die Bot uerianot.
Senoet 9elo in re9iftrirten Briefen ale
3uihrtften mIfen sinr Gents Warfe entbaI.
ten. Sauptoifiee
2002 Gait Baltimore Str,
Baltimore, Wo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
SeraeEf uid,t.

bab man iebersstt bic bsitrn 9ortbsils bsim
Raufeppn JafGen- unb Wanpuprsu, Sbmud-
l6tn, Silberpaaren ie. bel
ii Tr { c m an
nbaIteu fam. Gin srpber unb rlssansr 8pr-
ratb Der jiinsfen Mufsr auf bic lplibsfs ari
perfertist, fprtpGbrsnb Surratbts; ale per-
Eauftsn artifsI perben sarantirt
6eparaturen an 1bren unb Suwtler
pirb Ipestelle Mufmertlamisit srtbetlt.
Sm Store ptrb Deut6 8 e.
prpGen. q. 0S. freeman
1876 9adapanna W. Bailey 5aus 8lpd
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
Sinterlafenidlafts=N =Naaridt- +
Die erose Na6frnse fur bic pos
ouldre .NundhS Etadrre

baben anosre beranIabt. cine Radabmung in
oen SauoeI ju briu9eu. lin bic Raudsr oer
pOpnldren ..9und" Ju fhlben, peroen mir in
5utuuft Die anfan9sbuhitdbsn unierer 6irmn
g. y & 90. auf ieoe uon uus fabri5rten
pund Gi9arrs brudeu.
Baruep, Broiu 60.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
The Traders
National Bank
BON Seranton, ga.
Gapital, tal,............-.........S25O,OOO.
Samuel 6ines, Brdiioent.
U. %. tGatinn. 0i3e.8rdi.
VI. y. gSilliams, @aiiirer.

0irettoren.
SamueI pines a,rdiiosnt, SCRANTON. ga.
Sames W. Gparbart. 6abritant BON Wei.
fu9waaren. ScrantOn, pa.
Srping u 5iud bon 9. U. Sind s. Co.,
Giieu9ebsr uno Waidinlften scranton, pa.
W 9. Semmcrer &obleu uno Giienbdno.
Ie-. Wnud gbunf. ga
q @. asiieurins, grdfOsut Grfts Rational
Bant. Waut 9bunt. pa.
Charles D. Wattbews. Don 6. 9. Mat.
tbsws Sobu & 60, Gn9ros Web. Gutter, ETC.,
Serunton, pa.
8eorse 8. Wpers, prdfiOeut Grfte Rational
8ant 8etblebem pa
Sobn 8. porter. Gngros SIocer. Sruht.
etc Ssrantou. ga.
B B. BafOn, 8i3e prdiOsut, Re6tson.
malt, Scrnnton. pa.
9ieie 8anf piro Elm ausemsines 8anfes.
iddft bstreiben in ieinem BantbauIe, 30. 234
2ndawanna Auenue ecranton, pa, unb bit.
tet ndhn9suoa nm oas @ertrauen unb Die
Sunoidaft oes pubIiiums.
u. 3 8il iams, Gafirsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
$enrn Seiffn9er,
Mobelbanbler IL. 2ei6enbeior9er,

III asIunebritsbaIbsr na6 BEN Siiben sssan-
gen, bod IN iein @si6Gft p6brsnb fsintr ab-
pelenbsit bspGbrter efituns anptrtraut, unb
alls auftrGst psrbsu wis bisbsr panftIi& aus
eefiibrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
9unoe DerIdn0f.

lin Die 8dderei Su erleruen uno iOnft be.
biiIi6 ;u iein. 8dder Saas, 620 @eit
Radamanna apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
3m Oerfamfen :

Saus uno Got un 8ioseftrube. Petersburg
ie6r biIIlg. Ndberes bel perm. BnbIers. fen
in petersburg. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
3u Derfaufeu.

Gin i66nsr sIeOeridrant BON bartem SoIi
gemadt, NIT jmei &bilren oaran. Ra6jufra
gen sos Moams Auenue, SCRANTON, 8a.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
Srei @pbnun0en

Bu permietben, nit 8afer aOjugsr0bren Il. T.
~ Oben uno unteu. @ietbe ansemeifen. Die
8obnuusen fno an Der Sruin9 Gpenue allep
10. 8aro. @dberes bel 6rteorld Beppler,
am BiaBe. ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
.. 6orpep Mluore, I'll. ID.
Spe3iaIiff,'
anssn. Obren. gals nnS Naie,

Seufieber uuo Gatarrb.
epsjieQe aufmerfiamieit Dem anpn1en BON
Sl6iern fur feblerbafte augen uno Jur
Seieitigun9 BON Sopflueb uno an.
oeren neruoleu 9eiosn.
parlorS, 400 2adatpanna Ipenue,
seseniiber oem @pOmins Saus.
etunoeu, $40 @orsens bic 4 gladm. tdsIid.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
@ertbbOles Gtgentbuul
Ill perfdifen,

br SintsrlalIsnIhaft Der psrlt. @atbartns
@ S6abt ansebSrenO. DaiIslbs bsfebt aus
ben fClssneen Stri6sn:
2 Cots an MariOnirabs, spii6en @ppmin9
unb @albinstCu, 40 bel 1862 5ub sur aIlsy.
Got an MariOnlrabs, 80 bel l62 6uB.
Got an @yOmins aps 40 bsi 2 2 5ub.
7 Cots an 9lbams 9lps isbs 40 bel 1853 6uB.
Die WpbubGulsr NO. 1409 unb i41t Cant
tsriOn sIpenus, in sutsm 3uiianpe, nit Cots is
46 bel 232 Gub.
Saus uub Got NO. 410 SIiSsitrabs, ;pil6sn
@yemius unb gBaIbinstOn.
Sbisss Gissntbum tpirp untsr siinfissn Ss-
biusuusen psrfauft ppn
Gbas. Srppp, GrsfutOr
Ais q. Walbinetcn aSs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
Geuti6e Wtctgerei
BON
Gaspdr SennD,
SO. 4l6 SIb @aibinstpn Goenue.

aQe Sleiidiorten Don Der beiten 0uaIitdt
unO ftets friIh; oessIeiheu Die ibmadbaftefen
@iirite ieoer art.
9ie beiien S6inten uno elm nnsg3el6netes
Corn Beef uuo bns feinhe BodeIfetib itets
in grober auswabl.
Befelun9eu per poit iueroen prompt aus
gefiibrt nuo Sn einem Beiude oes Weidattes
freun0lldit ein9eldoeu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
8efferm OreiIe6 Seef.

auber ben 5uei eurIaouusen 5ugsridtetes
aleiid, bas mir Montaa unS 0onnerftoa er.
baItsn. empfansen mir td9Iid frifd 9eihLa6.
tetes 6Ieild pom 9anoe, friide uno soIf.Gier
Butter. Sdie unb 9anoprooutte lbrrbaupt.
Wir bnben ferner einen 8orratb Der beiten
Bologna @urit, frifte uuo 9eiaI5ene ShuI'
tern. Rippen. gbuds &unoftiide etc. nnier'
8oIognapurft iibertrifft ale anoere.
Gale & 60,
IA f0t Qodauanna apenus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-04-10
3u perfdufeit /:

Bfero, 8usen unO @etdlrr isbr biIIis.
@ud ,ufra8en bel 6rau 8bomas Sane, lOO6
gDater Strobe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-10

Adam de st. Victor, who died in or
near the year 1880, was the most fertile
and one of the greatest of all the Latin
HYMN writers of the Middle Ages. Dr..
j. NJ. Neale and Archbishop Trench each
greatly admired his poetry; and Trench'a
collection of hymns contains some excel
lent examples of Adams work. He was
one of the Victorines, or monks Of the
Augustinian monastery of st. Victor,
near Paris. This monastery was. in the
Twelfth century. the headquarters of that
pietistic mysticism which arose as pro-
test against the dialectical and dry scho-
lastic divinity Of the time.
1t had wide influence in promoting
popular devotion throughout western
Europe. The other principal Victorine
writers were the eminent Hugh de st.
Victor (1096-1141-whose writings great
" influenced st. Bonaventura-1221-74
Pierre daily and John Gersonl Rich
ard of St. Victor and Walter de st.
Victor. Hugh was Fleming or Wal
loon, and was the founder Of the ''Sum-
mists," a set of theologians SO named
from his ''Summa Sententiarum." Rich
ard died 1873 was the prior of his
abbey, and Scotchman by birth.
Walter was distinguished by the hatred
and contempt he exhibited for the di-
alecticians and "Summists" alike, the
principal of the Summists of his time
being the celebrated Peter Lombard,
called ''the master of sentences. Amer
lean Notes and Queries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-10
TRACK AND STABLE.

A. X. Yates was driving a Nelson colt OF
the streets of Waterville Saturday, fol
which he paid $1,000 in good money. Hi
attracted much attention, as does anything
in Watervills that 10 known to be of tbs
Nelson family. Mr.. Yates is grea
admirer of fine horses and be has 3
goodly number of them in his stables or
lower Silver street.
If anyone buys Nelson stock now they
have to pay for it and pay good price, 70,
blood is telling. Appleton, BY Nelson, the
twoyesr-old stallion Owned by Appleton
Webb of Wsterville) his dam after Ham,
let, by Volunteer, by Rysdik's Handle
tonian, is magnificent specimen
of horse flesh. said by many to
be handsomer horse than his distinguish
ed sire. James W. Written, of Boston,
who owns a quarter of Nelson, has within a
day or two offered Mr.. Webb $500 fol
Appleton, but there will have to be quite
a rise from this figure before he tets the
colt go. Mr.. Webb owns quite a number
of Nelson colts, and the work that the great
trotter has been doing this season will be
worth thousands Of dollars to him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-10
AMUsBMENTs.


Reuben Glue was put on at Granite Hall,
Saturday evening, to quite good house.
The play contains plenty of blood ard
thunder, set off by red shirts. dirks and re-
volvers, and the company Saturday even
didn't permit it to drag from one sensation
t. another. The company, however, can
| not be called 3 strong one, and contains
some players evidently amateurs. Mr..
Akers was suffering from bad cold, but his
| makeup was laughable in the extreme. and
as Yankee, such as the imagination of
story writer's depic., his rendering was ex-
csllent. The singing Of "Je,sy" was fine
and won rounds of applause. Frank O..
Iteson, in the character of Dick Somers,
should not be passed without favorable
mention. He has played the part for sew
ersl years and most acceptably.
Pullen's orchestra of four pieces furnished
the music accompanied by the company's
own piaoi,t whose rendering of several Sc
lections vas most excellent. The play is
sensational from begin ming to end, and was
frequs ntly spplauded during the evening.
The company gave gratuitous perfor-
nance to the inmates of the Insane Hos
pital. Saturday afternoon that was well re-
ceived and delighted the audience COM
pos ID Of inmates, between three and four
hundred in number. The play was adapt.
ed to the audience by emitting some of the
most sensational features and the evident
appreciation with which it was received
must have repaid the management for their
kindness. The officers Of the hospital wish
to express their thanks to the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-10

h Jew ~ : sseat fhxner II -
timee a the Scxipkuxea You - ssery-
where in travelling through Palestine
IL evidences Of scientific farming. Ihs
hilb of old Judea weze IN tsEraced. and
van after vall Of vines roo IN steps
from the valleys to ths summit of to
upouutains Tho REMAINS of these ter
races are now to Be seen. though tn
rains Of eighteen centuries have almosk
dennded the limestone rocks OF then
earth, and the mountains now are only
used for grazing.
Palestine was formerly = well wooded
country. and it win probably become
fertile again II trees are planted. II
produces the finest fruit in the world.
and the oranges Of Jaffs arc equal to
those of the Indian river IN Florida
When the million Russians get to Pales-
tine they will probably recultivate the
hills. and an increased rainfall viii make
the country again . s.land flowing with
milk and honey.
One of the Jewish farms is near Jana.
It has 700 pupils, and it contains some
thing like 5000 acres. There is one on
the plains Of Sharon, which. by the way,
are as rich today as when the Philistines
grew fat on them in the time of Goliah.
and ii has tens of thousands of vines and
olive trees. The Jews are continually
acquiring more property in the Holy
Land. and while was in Jerusalem the
Rothschilds bought another tract Of
land to add to their school.-Frank G.
Carpenter in National Tribune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-10

NO." said William Henry Smith to a
reporter, 'you are mistaken when you
say there is less news in summer than in
winter. The quantity of news, as demon
strated by our association, is about the
same the year around. But there is this
distinction, that in the summer there is
more sporting news, naturally enough.
while in the inter you have your con-
gress, your parliament and your reich
stag. All in all, however, we handle
about the same amount of news the year
around.
"The daily average amount of tele.
graphic matter received in our New
York Office is fully 1000 words This
lie transcribed and edited by our corps OF
$50 men, who prepare it in circuits, to
be distributed to our subscribers all over
the United States. We strive to select
news with reference to its adaptability
to the district in which our subscriber
lives.
''All this fund of news is collected by
our local correspondents. Our aim is to
have man in every place of Importance
throughout the Union,- with special men
constantly on the call Cor emergency
work. Thus at the time of the Louis.
vile cyclone we at once sent out corps
of men from indianapolis. They had
their special car hurried to the scene OF
disaster, and in few hours compare
lively had prepared many columns of in
tensely interesting matter Such is an
illustration of the workings of our sys-
tenn. Detroit Free Press.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-11-10

The chronological Journal suggests
that women might find fitting occupa-
tion as druggists, aud says: ave are
sure that the young woman who IL earn
est would be willing to work her way
up the coarse steps Of the business.
knowing that such experience IL useful.
There are some drug stores managed BY
women successfully. 1t settles the
question Of their competency for line
Of usefulness that is likely to last many
years longer. The common method of
drug prescribing for illness may gradusl-
ly decline, but the use of chemicals for
sanitary purposes, anodynes, washes,
lotions for local application, mineral
spring waters, toilet preparations, sur
gical appliances, bath conveniences, and
a thousand other things, will always be
needed in civilized society, and make
the pharmacy . per nanent feature. We
would advise the bright young woman
who would be up and doing for herself,
and who feels deferred from trying this
or that because there are so many Of her
sex in it already. to try pharmacy. The
good drug clerk Is not a drug in the
market but there are places always
open, Judging by the advertisements in
every days newspapers, for the indus
trious and capable woman a. well as for
the competent man."-7Ae Home Gnar-
dim