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10TH. iirH AND y sra NV.


Sow saprsssds~ssS ssls Of Jsps.sss Ps~s
@aA IN preVrsss.
Our announcement Of today win prove tidinxv
OF sreat interest 30 Thousands. especially 10 eco-
nonicAi folks. who will recosnire tn great i'm
portanoes We BERN with
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
The better You understand what II takes Of
cloth and trimming and work 10 produce Mus
In Underwear. the more youTn wonder At the
prices we've made. Take any thing
you see Advertised here i'm Underwear. count
what II would cost you to make it-thsn 80
what our price II That's the whole story.
DRAWERS FOR gse.
Made Of good Quality muslin with deep hem
cluster of ave tucks above-nnished with yoks
-2cc. pain
GOWNS FOR 5oc
W superior muslin. with Hubbard yoke formed
OF sr clusters Of fne tucks, and "a B,brse rufas
around neck. sleeves and down front.
--5oc. each
GOWNS FOR ase.
VI Fine Cambria and Muslin-six Styles
handsomely trimmed with Hamburg Lace, &c.
You've never eoush, better for si.2a.
SPECIAL price. poc.-
APRONS FOR ioe.
OF White Lawn. with two. three or four rows
OF drawn work-libcral amount Of cloth-wids
Only 10c-
APRONS FOR pc.
OF Fine Striped India Lnon. deep hem-wids
tics. This has been our 5Oc. grade.
Now BIC
CoLoRED SKIRTS FOR Soc.
Ladies' Skirts-in plain colors and stripes
with box plsitinR at the bottom.
These are lust 5Oc.-
(Second floor. 10th ct. buildine.l
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MrS's FUESIsHrSa DEPARTMENT.
NEcKwEAR,

~'AhNs UhNIsHINH IVEfAkTMENT.
%
NEcKwEAR.
Just received. 20 dozen Handsome Ties An
Ticks and four-in -hands-very new cot styles
-oD- each
UNDERWEAR.
Fine White Gauze shirts. finished with sin
braid and pearl buttons sizes 81 TO s0-re.rulsr
4Oc. grade.
Sic. each
Extra Fine White Shirts and Drswers-shirts
nnshed with silk braid and Iesrl buttons. sises
~ e $4-Dravers. sizes - 10 s4-usu.lly sod
for SOC.
-35c. each
ffne Balbriegan Drawer. well made and
nicely shaped-sizes 2r 10 44-5Oc. quality.
BIC. pair -
Fine English Baihrlggan shirts long slseyrs-
sizes - to 81. usually sold for &c
---,Oc. each
(lst floor, LIST nnnexD
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MsssAchnsstt. viii 90 s7sc,ooo on the Worlds
Fair. New York u still in the suika
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PsrtugA has eoaeludsd not 70 bs rspubli,
fee ~ present. BY md BY.
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Advertisers

Advertisers
Are reminded Of the importance of sending in
their announcements for Saturdays STAR a.
early tomorrow morning a. possible. and this
evening If within their power to do 50. By
the observance Of this request the interests of
al viii be best served, as 1t is impossible to
properly display and classify late Arrivals and
eftsntimes they cannot be inserted q. all owing
20 pressure of other matter
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7TH AND b STS. NV.
FRANKIE 4 CO.

"A. rbARaA1N lo BEGIN WITH
Prfp EEEE RRf h ERR r -ssss
: Err II Ek 7 ssss =
here couple ofitems that caught our attention
MOUsQUETAIRES. SUEDE and DRESSED KID
GLOVES-they are not moving. window soied,
good as ever so far as the qualities concerned
just little of color" For the sake of stirring them
mp we are willing to let that cost US something.
Here is how we will nx IT. The FOUR and EIGHT
BUTTON LEN6THS-both SUEDE and DRESSED
KID we will mark &c.. 75c. and e1-against q,
81. SO and 81. 75-that they were.
The TwELvE-BUTTON LENGTH OF KID
We will mark 81 and $1.5O instead Of s225
and let their condition make the division.
CHEAP GLOvES-they are not all besmsared
ovsr-uutidy looking On the contrary, you
would hardly notice the damage II Your atten-
ton not called to Il. Our concession in
price ia certainly liberal enough.
As long as KID GLOVES are under dfscus.
sion" let's catch glimpse Of what IL in stock
Special thinss are wanted 1t this time Of year.
s-buttOn PEARL MousouETA1REs. with
Black stitching-a2.
4-bus.On DRESSED KID. In Pearl-..Bl.ct
backed"-e1. So
s-button MoUsQUETA1RE suEpE-pe.ra
stitched in Back-&I5O.
S-button Mousquetaire Chamois, in blsached
and natural shades-best buysble Quality-sl =
and S1.25.
BIARR1Tz GLOVES. in Tan, GRAY and
Black-86e. stitched in same color. PEARL.
with self or Black stitching-s1.
4-button DRESSED KIDS in Gray. Tan and
Black-91.
4-butsou GRAY and TAN sUEDEs-s1.
SILK Ia q substitute that many delight in II IN
matter Of comfort and perhaps of choice But it
does not matter.
MIrrs seem to 1T all occasions. As you will be
buyer soon you ought to know thing or two before
hand.
OUR BLACKS are 25c.. &c.. &c.. 75c.. 81
and Sl.25.
OUR TANs and CREAM ere soc. Extr.
sizes-40c. and IL.
OUR BLACK FILET LACE MITTs-5Oc.
OUR MISSES TAN AND BLACK-25c
. The length makes them cost, too
EXTRA LONG in CREAM-5Oc.. TIC and
s1.5o.
BLACK-75c and so.
TAN and PEARL-60c.
II It is . whim that you prefer sloves-you want
shem-and u n our buslnsss 10 have thsm whsrv you
can ret them.
The SILK ones In
BLACK are &c.. 75c.. q and el.26.
TAN ma onAr-7ss. and q.
GRAY. MODE and BLACK-RxThA TIPPED
u and S1.25.
MISSES sIxBS-5Oc.
The TAFTErA end Lrsr.E ones come in this orasr:
BLACK TATFETA-o5c:: as and soe
TAN and 0RAY LIsI.E THREAD De-
MISSES TAFFETA-4Oc
MISSES Isle THREAD-20c.
We want TO impress ons point you concsning
these 'Fabric:GL are cut ysokt-There ID
regular kid finish" to thsm-that gives them the
proper set" You cannot realise what lot OF annoy.
ancs that savss god until you have tried both kinda
Cant 81 ths ''uroso-eut" kind from us-kss Tie
~ rst.
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BOYS Surrs AND Nro1,ar SHr.rs

TIE QUHsrroN or DURABILITY
IN BOYS AID cHILDREN's CLOTH.
ING 10 A MORE IMPORTA yT ONE
THAN PRICE. OUR 0ARMINTs ARE
ALL MADETR ONLY THE MOST
RELIABLE FABRICS. WELL AND
THOROUGHLY TAILORED AND ARE
SPECIALLY ADAPTED TO STAND
THE ROUGH USAGE OF THE
AVERAGE BOY.
By FAR THE MOST COMFORT
ABLE AND SENSIBLE GARMENTS
FOR WARN WEATHER ARE THE
EBGLIGE SHIRTS FOB MEN AND
SHIRT WAISTS FOR BOYS. Dun
LINE IS COMPLETE. IT CONTAINS
ALL THE NEW FABRICS IN A HOST
OF PRETTY AND RXCLUSIVE PAT
TERMS AND THE MOST POPULAR
COLORs AND COMBINATIONS AT
ExCEEDINaLYM MODERATE PRICES.
B. ROBINSON b CO.,
AMERICAN oUTFrTTERS.
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Bouxcrsa
r..

IT'LL BE FUNyY-w1TH TWO SUCH SALES AS
n we've got on hand-h We don't sol nearly svay
sHoRT-PANT SUIT that's bought for the boys
tomorrow. II may rive some folks their nfst e.
perisncs with Us and OUR QUALITIES. OF
course ~ loss monsy--but ven make new friends
some thstl stick II satisfaction carries any
- weight with it. 30 i,s barsah for Us - well %
yourselves
There's such . big chance 10 choose pattsfnA-
and they cover such . vide span Of sizes that
there's no possibility Of s0ins away unsuited.
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w Great Mating sale. We guarantee to cover your
oors at half price. BLUM'S
my22-S' T45-747 9Th 1t. Sc
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. RARE OpposrusrrY.

A RARE OpposrrsrrY.
CLOSING OUT.
CLOSING OUT.
WE'VE DECIDED TO CLOSE OUT
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT.
THEREBY GIVING MORE ROOM TO
OUR CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY
DEPARTMENTS. AND WILL. CON-
MENCIN0 TODAY. OFFER
THE ENTIRE STOCK
At PRICES THAT CANNOT FAIL,
TO CLEAR OUR FLOORS OF EVERY
PIECE.
WE WISH IT UNDERSTOOD, HOW.
EVER. THAT WE WILL GIVE ESTI-
MATES AND TAKE CONTRACTS FOR
THE COMPLETE FURNIsHINa OF
HOMES. HOTELS, OFFICES. IN.
BUT WILL. NOT CARRY A FULL
LINE OF FURNITURE ~ WE HAVE
BEEN DOING.
IN ADDITION TO THE
RfMARKABLE REDUCTIONS
IN FyRNITURE We ofFEn GREAT
ENTIRE HOUSE.
MArrfNos.
scRHxxs.
AWNINGS,
LOOSE fuANrfUnE covkRs. DC. 20.
SOME EXTRAORDINARY BAR
GAINS IN LACE CURrAtNn.
Julius Hamburger,
nyaa 18TH AND = STA
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RAckEre.
spsldins's .slocuas" Rsckets IN all sraasA
o. slocum al 90 90
% slocum At 80 so
- S.ocum at ~ 40.
e. siocun At IS sO
Wright Ditson's Sears Specials
- grade al - 20
Wright Ditson's ''pettiff
81. 80 srasle AZ a.. 30
Wright Ditsons ''Lonswool"
~ grade ~ 81 IA.
Nhildrens hackets NJ Ar. sl and Of D.
80 fher 'ood Rockets for adult players =, Al eA
s2Sa s2 %. e.. ESQ. e. IS. ~ IS, "a q
BASE BALL.
spaldins's Leasue Balls
- sl.Op each-sl2 dozen
neechp American Association halls
fl each-sll dozen.
eood BASE Balls for practice gaines AZ 2nc.
2sr-. &C. and s5c. each.
BASE Ball bats. loo. Zoe 2nc . Ss,c ana -so
Caichers' Gloves. Masks. a..
FOOT BALLS
Rubber Foot Balls at 7sc slar al ana N q,
Rugby Foot Balls. No. 4-s2ss
No. =
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OF UUH OWN AND OTHER MAKES
Over 400 now In stock and fresh ones being made
every day in our own shops
Prices range from q to ESQ
Tourist BAYS, Travelling Bags, Satchels,
DTsss res. Snit Cases Hat Boles, EItsnsion Cases.
Glove Boxes, Lap Writing Tablets Portfoiios
Gun Cases. sword Cases, English Carryalls.
Manicure Sets. Toilet Sets. Razors,
Penknives. Razor straps and Shawl Straps
Most complete stock OF Leather Goods and the lowest
prices In the city.
lA-in. TRUNK Straps, 35c.
TOPHAM's TRUNK MANUFACToRY.
l23l Psnna ave. NV. Factory 1910 Of.
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CHlLDRrNs AND MISSES Drpanr
MENT.
NOTICE.
Our childrens and Misses Department has
been moved from the 10th st. annex to the 18th
st. building. Sd floor.
We shall offer some special indncemsn,s in
this department on Saturday. Below we mem
tion few things especially worthy Of your At
teniion.
Childrens Bingham Dresses. Size. 4 to re-
--5oc. to o.. so each
chiidren's snd Misses Fine Atwood Chaiiis
Dresses-Cream ground with Rose and Green
hrures-full pointed French waist trimmed
with marrow velvet ribbon.
Size 4. sS Size 10. sl0.25
Sire o. IS as. size H. ell
Size D, 1850. Size Ia. sll.7a
chndren's Atwood chalIis presses-cream
ground with shaded Brown and Blue polka
spots-hand- made silk yokes ribbon tr1mmingr
Sizes 8. 10 and II years.
ga as each
childrens and Misses Navy Blue Flannel
Sailor Suits-trmmed with white wool braid.
Size 4. e3.S 5. Size 10. e5 p.
Size q, 81 %. Size u, %. 15.
Size s. e4.15. Size Il, s625.
Misses Striped Flannel Blazers. Sizes L.
IA and 10 years.
-o3.75 each
ChildrenS Navy Blue Atwood Flannel
Refers. Sizes to II years.
81. IS each
Children's and Misses Cambria and Lawn
Guimpss-with tucked yokes. Sizes TO IA
$50. each
Children's and Misses Fine India Iipon,
Null and Natnsook Guimpes with lace and
embroid cry trimmings-all the newest styles.
I'll to a. EACH
Misses Shirt Waists. in percale. lawn. India
lnon aud nainsook.
-75c. TO 90 each
lThfrd floor. 18th 81. building.)
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GLOVE DEPARTMENT.

73 dozen Ladies' 4-button Real Kid Gloves.
In Tans' Browns and Biack-s1.R rs grade.
al pair.--
Ladies' 4-butten Suede Gloves, in Tsns and
Black, with feather stitch embruidery.
Ell. 25a peir.-
Childrens All-silk Jersey Mists, IN Tans.
Cream, White. Pink. Blue and Black.
80 and Sc. pair
(1st floor. 18th st. building
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TRAvrLERg Ourrrrs.
PACKING TRrINK
FLAT TOP 6TRAP0
SARATOGA FREE
s y aEh IEss5Hsn TRUNKS. ruHcaaSSsr.s
LIGHT LIsHT WEIGHT TRUNKS.
Special
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An UrRoAR Is Pnrcrs
OUR EXCLUSIVE STYLES
FINE pARAsors
SATURDAY.
One Fine Yellow Crepe de Chine Para
sol. yellow japanese silk lining. COW
cred silk ribs and handle entirely Of Ysl-
low enamel. covered partly on top with
Black vandyke Escurial lace and vslvss
bow. deep ruffie Of plated Yellow creps
de chine and rusette ct top. Formss
price. s35. Tomorrow Cssiurds>9
price, see7a
One each Black. White and Lsht Blue
Parasols. made entirely Of moussslAins
de sole. with . double ruffie OF same
material. elegantly carved handles ana
Carmencita rufies on ribs. ForrD~
pnce. s24.1o. For Tomorrow tsatur-
aAy'' price, eis'
One White Net Parssol. White silk
lined handle to match. with soallopsd
velvet on edge. embroidered in Gold. Q
profusion Of gold beads distributed IN
separate clusters on top of parasOi;
large bow OF White velvet ribbon on top
and on handle. Former price, s2l.5o
Tomorow's Saturday price. sl6.2o
The Dream" Parasol. made entirely
OF mOusselains de sole. with adoubls
rufiie of same lowered material. White
silk lined. covered ribs and carved han
Ole 70 match, elegant bow on top For
mer price. s24-fo. Tomorrow tsstur-
day) price. slsoo
Our spnnstime Parasol. the mosf
beautiful get mp" ever beheld; mAdeof
hne Black mousslains De sole. with rui1s
Of Black siik kscn'Aal lsoe. hne B'soh
e.: :: &c: ::::; =; -: So
Also "ePEClAL" Tor tomorrow ON al
: 80: .: ;: =; :: g.: :, !: !:
20; OK: :. ::::' :::: :; .. :: ..,
"' FORMER price. $50 Thsys~
very neat and stylish. The above num-
'' ssssers We "ih rivs you chssss
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PARAsoL DEPARTMENT.

FOR YOUR CAREFUL CONSIDERATION.
Ladies' 22-inch Glsce silk Coaching psrasols.
In Changeable Red and Navy Blue, Blue and
Gold. Green and Mode. Gray and Red, Brown
and Gold. Tan and Blue, Black and Gold ana
Shaded Tan-s choice selection Of natural wood
and twisted osk handles Regular Is 80 quail.
ity.
-e2. as each
Ladies' 22-inch surah Coaching Parasols in
chsnsesble color. with in-striped border,-
choice selection Of handles
-s3. 50 each
Ladies' 24inch Union stlk Psrasols with pol-
ished rubber OF natural wood handles.
ga 80 EACH
(First floor. 18th st. building)
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WOODWARD
Axp
LorHnor.
iorH. irH AND sra M.
OvrDoOa Sronrs.
WOODWARD

WRIGHT . Di ttsSS rf ssssss. s.crrrs
WRIGHT . Dfrsoss Gsi cHaxrroyssrp
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MEaISo UxDrRwrAn DrpAnrNryr.

Just received smother 100 dozen ChildrepS
SsuEe Vests with high necks and long OF short
sleeyes-
lie. each
:. hso a new lot Of Ladies' Swiss Ribbed Cotton
vests With low necks and no sleeves
100 dozen at l2fc.
loO dozen At 2tbc.-3 for Zoe.
100 dozen NJ 2lc.-o for 81.
100 dozen at 2bc.
100 dozen at 31lc. dLisle thread).
% dozen at .spc. a sic thresd)
30 dozen at doc. l.tsle threadl,
(First floor. I'd Annex.l
WOODWARD a LOTHRop
my22 10TH. nth AND SIS. NV.
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LINEN DEPARTMENT.

These cloths of a celetrafed German
make. Ihe designs are original and effective.
Among them may be found the eNer-popular
MORE Antique pattern which consists Of q
brOup OF watered or lnoire STRIVES in the
center OF the cloth. with sprays of flowers and
leaves INTERVIEWED. and a flower border 10 lDche.
wide around the whole cloth.
We purchased about loo OF these cioths and
as there we're only two OF three patterns IN tie
lot we secured them ~ a great REDUCTION from
the regular price. We have three sixes;
-2x2s yards cloth. e esch.-
-SNa sde2ch.-
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S rAiX sa|ss RnS1 x11I g At
'i %Ssz sSs 'a' z4s-7xs =; KY 4. AZ
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EoB TMH DEAF.
=: ss:'s: as.y s.,. e s:.. 81 1
'n' 'h' Hf? III e. aS III sS,iP Horrr
r. sHfUkD4Y. NAY y.
e q ssiS,S g p'ss e 2
nyai@A Il A. WALES. Bzdsspsss. Co.'S.
no fog MAJ tN6zN
: .,as To- . = F'niihaszts,s, ss.
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90 Is and 90 White Marseilles suits--blouss
Jackets and knee pants-almost impossible to
wear them out. Sizes 9. and ysars
"a each
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Is Atwood Cheviot Suits left from a special
sale-perfect in every way and worth 1t least
% Sizes 8. q. z. 9. 10 and IL years.
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Children's and Misses Fine India Linon,
Null and Nainsook Guimpes. with lace and
einbroid cry trimmings-all the newest styles.
81 to a. EACH
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STATION PERRY.
'.pKRRY BUILDING.
NINTH srRx1r And PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
IrtahliaAsd lel0. II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-08-11

PILES ( FESTULL.

The opportunity of your life, to be treated rigni
at home tss you will see by the Dr.'s appoint.
ments). Thirteen years of wonderful success In
the State OF Maine. Seven years NJ U. 3. Hotel
Portland. Saturdays.
DIR FISK treats piles without the use OF knife
or ligature or detention from business Also all
diseases OF the rectum. No pain or riss harm
less operation and complete relief. Consultation
free. correspond with parties named below and be
convinced.
DIR. FlSk'S unerring method enables
him to guarantee cure in every case, why
hesitate. You risk nothing. Because
others have failed in your case is no reason
shy you should not accept 9 cure now.
Delay may mean cancer Of the rectum, or
disease of the Kidneys, bladder or urino
genital organs which will be sure to entail
vital weakness. nervous debility and TN
told misery of body and mind. Attend to
the trouble now.
PITTsFIELD, Me-, Dec. 20, 1890.
Dear Sir>--(Good news this time.) l received
your hind letter and everything Is going to be as
you said, and | am 80 happy this morning / must
sit right down and tell you how ami am entirely
free from pain the soreness Ia all gone and do not
think the fullness that is down will trouble me,
and unless 1t does shall not trouble 1t. but just
as soon as II does shall come to you or send for
you. realize that owe my life TO you, doctor,
and my present happiness. would not be back
where was the first time you came for hundreds
Of dollars.
The people ali think my cure Ia remarkable. Dr..
d. has returned from California, and he told my
husband the other night he should take the frs,
opportunity to call and congratulate me on my
recovery. will close by best wishes; From
true friend, MRS. G. y. monk.
JOHN BIRD, Wholesale Grocer, Rock
land cured. very bad case.
GEO. A. GILCHRIST, Ship builder
Rockic ] Pile tumors very large, cured
without pain.
CHARLES J. WALKER, Of Portland
billed to get help by harsh treatment cured
by DR.. Fisk without pain.
r X. GATELY, Ex Department CON. G
A. X. Portland cured years ago mo return
Of the trouble.
Rev. GEO. D. LINDSEY, Bangor
cured.
Rev. J. G. ANDREWS, Mechanic Falls
successfully cured, very bad case.
N. b. STOCKBIDGE. Of Lewist3'
treated and permanently cured eleven years
ago.
g. s. ROGERS. Gardiner cured.
C. W. AVERELL, Gardiner. cured.
HIRAM FULLER. Hallowell, cured.
C. +. KEITH. Wsterville, cured.
So we might gives hundreds Of names Of
parties cured throughout the State. Fol
lowing appointments;
GARDINER, EVANS, every Mondas
A. M.
AUGUSTA, North, Monday P. M.
wATERvILLE, EImwood, Tuesday A. M.
PORTLAND, u. s. Hotel, every Saturday
At home 344 Main st., Lewiston, Thursday
Friday and Sunday Of each week.
iuns2eodawh
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NAME AND 1aR wnsr.
1hs Former are csltsiasy lGoss Pros.
paous than the Iattsg.

Mr.. b. II. Bsfcaelier, The gensfsi agent
Of Au.tnsn, Miller Z Co vas in the city
ysasedsy. 4 JogssAL reporter INST him
sad found him to be an Intelligent snd
videsvaks gentleman He happened to
spsak Of Tie fact that bis business Of selling
farming machinery throushous the country
brought him into contact with tbs farmers.
the reporter asked him vhethss be had
found The Msins farmers to be - prosper
ous - the Western.
..As . general fuls more %. In
our business We have most tx-
ceiient means Of fading out whether
or not the farmers are prosperous.
Oar machines are generally cold on notes
running for quite length Of tius. II the
notes in certain section Of the country
srs not promptly paid We naturally con-
ciude that the men sre not doing we'll. On
the other hand, il they are prompt in meet
ing their oblig ssions. we know that all goes
well"
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The races ct the Park a,e exciting much
interest. The horses have been arriving in
i -erea.irg /. day Af:sr ~d,y. Large
.rSsd. Of ~sissrs ATE IT the PARK each day
to sdmire the qaine b-su'iss. Aeeardii g TO
VT ran hcrsemen there 10 * the PARK .
spisndit lot OF hmses.
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STATE HOUSE I1Dass.


Cbsirmsa Of tie bosrd o. sesisssssSsn for
tn eitg Of I.eviss1n. "A. x. =. Knoviton.
Dedimss Jussics.--J.S. Condon, Osiand.
I,spse.or Of b Henry L. Wynaa.
Phtppsburs; Stephan NicksTyos, Boeehhsy
Hsrbor; James g. Poole. Booehbsy Ha1.
bof.
Fish and game warden William y.
Tsssus, Warren; William Dobson, HouI-
too Jora.hsn Darling. Lowell
TrisI Justics.-W. z. Gould, Milo; J.
a. Gordsn, Ofiacd; George b. Garrison,
nonnesIio; Melville L. Dsvis, Eassoa.
Notary Public. L. Saith, A.
burn A. Il Saysgs, Auburn, Harvey d.
Eaton, wsssrvllie; Cyrus Emery, oullivan !;
% ", Potter, Wsldooofo; Jobn ". Man
,an. Pitsf I'd; John G. Wilson, Bsngof !;
Thomss ". Porter. Darlington; William
!. yoyes. 6sco.
Jastlee Of the Peace and Qaesum.-
lanes q. Dsseomb, Bbovheeaa; A. C.
C,aer, Randolph; 0sosgsE Hushes, Bath |;
water Cary, Hoaiton; OTIS r. Thoapsos.
Tspsham; Harry v. Moore, Berwick;
F,ssk L. MeKschnis, Alton; C. K. Nssa.
,ss WatsYviIie; John W. Manson. Pitts
seli.
se.aior spear and preventative Ciason
q Gardiner -ere 5, the Csp.tsi yesterday
sflsrsSoH
Mss nsssrss Crosby Of Ws,sfviIIe 10
yl.irng h,r sister. Miss Msy Crosby Of The
.1staiiss department.
JB Brsesest Of Portland, general agent
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Twenty-fiv young, sound, well-broken
horses may be found for sale at the Cony
Brothers stable. One Of the fine st lots
ever brought to Augusta, comprising
draft, express, gentlemen's driving and
family horses. Several finely matched
spans. Will be sold at reasonable prices.
Call and see them.
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To the various associations, to the pub
lie, and to the more intimate and persons
friends Of the late Edward C. Allen, hi
family desire Us to express their deep feelinI
Of sppre ciation for the sympathy EXTENDED
To them in their bereavement, for the re
gard manifested for their loved one. ant
for the tender care with which his morta
frame was borne to its final rest.
C. B. MORTON,
SAMUEL W. LANE.
Aupust 10 1891,
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August 10. 1891
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and act:
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys.
TEN efectually, dispels colds, head,
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac'
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable Substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Doc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Flc syrup CO.
SAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
LOUISVILLE. H. NEW YOax. ~
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Treatment by Letter.
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