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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-12-23

Open late tomorrow uieht-elossd al day
SAxs Am CompAsY.
A MEDLEY Or Busrsrss.
Our s14.oS SUIT SALE has taken Ike wild
ire" Truth nseds no champion save . bare
statement Of the fscta We came out man
fsshion"-ownsd mp to . disappointment born
Of mid winter. We hsd too many s25. "a.
s23. 60. $50. s1s and sl6 so suits-of all
sorts-sINeLE and DOUBLE BREASTED
SACKS and THREE and FOUR BUTTON
CUTAwAYs-made By Us.
Awise shipper doesn't cit down and "whistis
for . breezs"-Hs gets ont the osrs. Thss's
what We have done.
I'VE are padding our own canoe" wsmust
make port' on tims-aud to lishten the losd
We have thrown thoughts Of profits and costs
overheard. It's enterprise to meet smersen-
ciss fscs to face. and the public appreciate H.
Our word is suar.ntss Of the dssd. Whom
We tell you you can take your choice Of hun
dreds Of ss5. ga. s2s. sca. eco. s1s and
SIC. so Suits for
$l4.25
You know what 10 expect and jump 1t the
chance saserly-fearlsssay.
We are having this sale Now-bscause now
you can use the Suits. What the weather is-
or 10 to oe-cuts no fxurs with n. WHAT IT
has BEEN Is sufficient ground for imnsdi-
ate action.
These Suits are OUR OWN BEST WORK.
fresh--faahionabls-a fsulsless. FINE SUITE
on par With any merchant tailor can pro-
duca
You ase doing With this great nid-season op-
poftunity Just - W knew you would. Yon
cannot birdie the enthusiasm Of your best
Judgment. We never made such sscrince--
because We never before had such . perfect
stock.
Evsrybody's rejoicing but our competition
and they are silenced with swe at the mighty
concessions We have made in the interest
Of our business principles. We preach new
stock for every season-and prepare ourselves
to PRACTICE it strictly by these straight
forward. legitimate methods.
Get into line-piok out your preferencs-bs-
cause the buying is brisk. There are light
shades and dark shades-plain patterns and
fancy patterns-for tall men-short men-slim
msn-and stout men.
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FAN DEPARTMENT.

LEATHER GooDs DEPARTMENT.
Real Seal and Morocco Pocket Books.
Soc. to a. 30
Pocket Book and Card Case combined, in
real Zeal. morocco and lixxard. 81 SO to a. 30
Card Cases with sterling silver corners,
s2.50 10 $500
Writing Tablets in real seal and embossed
leather 81 IS to o6.00
(first door nth d. building)
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A QUESTION FoR HOUSEWIVES T,
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BoYs. CtorH1so DEPARTMENT.

Boys Suits. .................-.--..$3to els
Boys Ovefcoats. "a. so to SIS
Strictly Atwood Suits for Boys from
to Is years old. double or single
breasted. in q splendid assortment of
cd door. 1t. buildins.)
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DECIDE.

-
In this day and generation,
when there are many adultera-
tions-so many substitutes. too
much cannot be said in behalf Of
GOOD. WHOLESOME FOOD as
necessity. BUTTER is the
PRIME Jdet0r in all edibles-ons
Of the essentials Of every table.
Can you afford to endanger-to
sacrifice the health Of your fam
lily for the trifiing difference in
the cost OF these 'su6,titutes" and
GENUINE. SWEET. CREAMY BUTTER.
Our ''Elsin Creamery" ct 10.
3o and 40 cents . pound. Is the
best that can be produced for the
price-rood enough for anybody
while our sharpless ''Clover."at
A. cents, and ''Cow" brand. At so
cents pound. stand without .
reer. -
Gro. NJ. Orsrrn. j..
LEADER IN FINE TABLE BUTTER.
b st. wing. near 9TH st.. Center Market.
20 Riggs Market.
30 D SC. Markee.
eR Remember the fail aepse and slArsss. DOE,
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ss~ssssa ~nse n s'e'ses 30
w. A. Pn,cr 4 Co.
10 h.s~ ssss,
Corner sah 1t.
Marx Down Or MAS Gocps
rsmerrow. THURSDAY. ve viii h.v. /.
SPECIAL SALE Of HOLIDAY GOODS rhh
MARX DOWN ~in occur In time 10 NV, Won m
opportunity TO buy XMAS PRESENTS .na
save . per cent
rs Pen CENT Orr
ON oUR ENTIRE LINE OF PLUSH pREss.
ING CASES.
SILVER AND PLUSH DRESSING CASES.
MANICURE SETS
MANICURE CASES
SHAVING CASES AND sRra
FANCY JEWEL cAsxs
TOILET SETS.
TRIPLIcATK MIRRORS.
LARGE FRENCH PLATE MIRRORS, with
ELEGANT FRAMES.
FANCY PLATE MIRRORS with easel bsca.
Fancy Ink Stands
REkEkBER, ss PER CENT sssco~ns on
an0 tho above eoods tonorrow. zhsrsdap,
ssd.
DoILs MARKED Dows
TO RIDICULOUS PRICES.
d DOLLS. Kid bodies and bassus hssda
Reduced 10
75c
sc. DOLLS. with KID BODIES and bisqns
beads. REDUCED TO
Sc.
Csc. DOLLS. very large and ,ointsd. RE-
DUcED TO
SOC.
SOC. DOLLS. sithsr 10 JorNTEp or ksd
bodies. REDUCED To
Bic.
PC. JoINTEp DOLLS. REDUCED TO
l5c. EACH.
lsc. DOLLS. with KID BODIES. RE
l2c. EACH.
DRESSED DOLLS. large size. Regular
price. q and sL25. REDUCED TO
Toe EACH.
III
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

Lot OF Trimmed Hats. reduced TO-. g. o6
Lot OF Trimmed Hats. reduced to ...... O. 30
Lot oHTrinmed Hats. reduced to "a 90
pso Hoor ..........................2d annex
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PUNCH AND JUDY SHOWS.
92.00 size. 18 inches. Reduced to also.
o3.50 sise. "a inches. Reduced to &2. 80.
$3.50 sise. "a inches. Reduced to e4.O0.
el2. 90 size. AZ inches. Reduced to e5.O0.
SKIN AND wOOL-COvERED ANIMALS.
f5c.. o1.OO and g. Is sizes. Reduced 70
6Oc.
los and 81. 50 sizes Reduced to roc.
18th floor. 10th st. buildine.l
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WHAr SHALL TEE PRESENT Be,
rive yu hint, Our
paper Them No.
suitable child
or wha,Iwe quality right value
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WooDwAap & Lornaas,
10TH. I1rn AND = srs. x.w.


renfne
CsOsd ell day Friday cAriHmaa
1hs svns;
the
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Al

our store will be packed. damned fun tomorrow.
As soon the public ''Tet wind" Of this wholesale
CROPPING Of price they Will rusheach for tasfe Of
the sweets" We have had most successful holiday
trade-and II has pretty completely wrecked the
variety In of lines 1t is these 'short
lots" that We have the price-nover. Bring this
list along with land come early.
AZ soon as you rad the catalogue you will under
stand are giving you timely warning"-fhat de-
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.Dort DEPARTMENT.
TOY DEPARTMENT.

OY OEPARTMENT.
S-piscs Parlor Sets. ........................25c
7-piecs Bed Room ssts... .35c.
a-piece Parlor Sets, upholstered In plush. .50c.
8-piece Bed Room Sets. soc.
1O-piece Parlor Sets, upholstered in plush. 75c.
Complete Butcher Shops ......-.....-..s1.0o
Toy Violins...................
Small willow Doll Carriages. .25c.
We have sold out Of some Of the popular
priced Toys. and in order to keep up the g.
sortments we have made the following reduc-
tons:
Wooden Kitchen Utensils. Reduced to 15c..
Csc. and SOC.
Chfldren's 21.piece Tea Sets Reduced to o.
set
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j ERsrr DEPARTMENT.

Asues biack Jerseys.......... so to "a. 80
Black Atwood Cashmere Jerseys. with
high sleeves and cuffs. ,,,a1 n. 70
too moor. .1lth st. buiiding)
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Fua DEPARTMENT.
CLOAK DEPARTMENT..

Atwood Black Imported Cheviot Refers,
VIVA lap SEAMS, satin Innings TO side
seams and full shawl roll Of genuine A.
ffakhan fur Of superior quality SIS
~ ooT........................1 lth IT. buildfnx)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-09-30

Caused BY The Ultn Rlllls
Of Crops Ia Russia.
rhs Peasants Sufsii1S Greatly and In
Nov at StafIation's Door.
Governmcnt Failed to Make Arranges
ments to Provide Food.

LONDON, Sept. 20 A Dispatch from be.
Petersburg to the Telegraph describing ~
situation iu Ru,sia arising from the failure
Z the crops ssys that not for csptusase has
such widespread disirsss besa reoetved-
The trouble is chiefly due 10 the govern
nent which at the beginning Of The year
vas aware that famine vas imminent.
The authorities delayed taking action %
relieve the dietress until tao late.
In addition 70 the scarcity Of food, which
caused untold suffering, the distress 10 In
tsnsitisd by the enormous number OF IN
usualiy disastrous nrss that have occurred
throughout the famine stricken disexicts.
Ia many Districts entire villages vefe
DESTROYED. The Inhabitants, weak from
lack Of food, with no prospect OF impfov-
iag their condition, made no Astempe %
check the progress Of the fsmes, but stood
md watched their dwellings burn.
What little food il 10 possible for ths
oeasAnts 20 get 10 Of the vilsst descsiptien.
but 80 shArp are the psngs Of hunger thas
hey slsdly eat what At other times they
would not touch. In many cascs their only
food is ihs sweepiugs and refuse from the
Hour mile. In SarAtof the landowners
found this refuse so Injurious to their CAT
lie that they would not feed II to mem, pus
made bread Of IL and sold IL to the peasants.
Bread made Of Aaely chopped straw and
iran mixed with very small quantity ef
We il considered Godsend. In many
districts the starving peasautry 10 not abae
% procure even these miserable substitutes
for nourishipg food and are reduced 70
lire straits to procure anything that WIN
prolcng life.
The Peasant boards have sent petitions
to the ministry praying that taxes and a.
resrs Of taxes may be wiped out. The
petitioners declare the government vill be
obliged to maintain tho Impoverished people
for II months, and IL will be utterly impos-
,ible for them to pay the taxes A circular
has been i.sued by the minister Of the in-
terror which enumerated IL xoverpments In
-hich the people are completely famine
stricken, and eight in which psss,al famine
prevails.
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2ailroaos & Stsamboats
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
Arrangement Of Trains In Effect June
25th, 1891.

i.otNg " EST p A. NJ. for II &istun,
gocslaud, Portland, Boston and NongssI. ,. % A.
Tor HaIloseh, Gardiner and South 5afd' 5er
sn A. N for lewiston. fsrningtan, Eoesland.
Portland, l0-L2 A. NJ ezyfsss for HsIoVs II, Gar
dlnrr Brans wick, Portland and Boston o)nnFct-
in. 10, White Mountains and lBeboc, 70 p N
for Haliovsli Gardiner and South Gardiner, ! Is
P N for Brunswick, Bath. Rockisnd, PORTLAND,
Montreal, 4 10 p. NJ. fOr II allowch. Gardiner and
soath Gardiner. I1.oo p. NJ might Pulmsnl of
Lfsiston, Bath, Portland aad Boston.
GOING EAST 3 10 A. n. might express 20,
Esawhegan, Belfast, Bangor. Bar Hafbof. St
Htnpsens 1t. John aud Aroostook Soanty, q 80 A.
iof Hatsryii". and Ssoshegan. Uroyineiai
bsursss leaves Nats rytile for sABgor, Bar Har-
bof and st John, at 40 J.. N " r. NJ. sx-
rrrsa tor wat.rgis, scwpos;, DsveT, Foxcroft.
bangor Bar Harbor aud St john s.i3 r. NJ Tor
Waisryiile, 5koShosAn, OAKLAND, Connecting
win 5ornerset hhlSsy) Belfast Dover ana foA
toas county, T. ~ p II. for ws,srgilie. and s.i7
4 NJ sundays onY, for Bangor.
The Might Pullman Trains run eact way every
nlght, sundays in nlludcd, but no. 10 skoshaRan
on Monday mOrnings. U TO Belfast, Dehierl or
beyond Bangor. excepting ~ Bas HaFbor, on sah
fhe day rapress trains going West At io-x2 A.
N and Fast a. - r NJ. ruo daily. Sundays in
GUIDED, between Boston. Lewiston, Bath. Rock
land Har HaTbor ahd 81 John
Accom- TRAIN for Augu-ta
iaAyes south Gardiner, SIS A. NJ. IL 30 and %
" Gardiner, 9 a A. NJ; 100 and 70 p NJ
nd.owell. $50 NJ, I.i2 and t5s P. N
through tickets 10 California and all points
south and y est may be had OF T.. III. Walksr
ticket asrnt, Aug Ista, ine only Once IN AhSusts
selling VIA all routes anu chscAihg oARgaBo fcs u
~ I'nsF.
PAYsOs TUCKER. Vice Pres. Gen'i Manager
Y T. BOO1HBY, Gear Pass. and Iicket Ast-
FOTiRad. June q, 1871
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WHO IL SHE!


HANOVER, N. H, Sept 29.-Solicitor
Mitchell came to Hanover this evening, to
investigate the latest sensation In connection
with the Warden murder. The person who
created such an alarm q! the Warden
house last nigh. is = woman, VITO
was at Sheriff Fosters house in
the afternoon. Solicitor Mitchell made
bis preparations f:r the arrest and
srraignment Of the woman tonight, but
after long interview with her he decided
to await the results Of the efforts being
made to establish her identity.
He told her that the doubts she tried to
raise as to Almy's identity were cslcuiated
to interfere with the work Of the state in
serving out justice to the self-confessed
murderer; if it should be proven. beyond
doubt, that she was Dr.. Mary Walker, be
would liberate her after receiving salts
factory assurances that she would g away
and stay away, but until her identity wat
established she must remain io cuetOoy.
The woman protested against the ingrati'
tude and lack of sppre citation shown 10 the
return for her deep up,elfl.h interest in lbe
case. The solicitor said no trifling or IL
terfepence would be tolerated. While il II
generally believed 1t 10 ;D,. Walker, some
people entertain the idea that the is one ti
several confeders,es working in AlmJ
int. rest. To prevent the carrying out ti
their sche mes several armed citizens All
guarding the Warden house tonight.
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THE JOINT DEBATE
Between Lodge and Russell 10 Take
Still Hangs Fire.

BosrOH. Sept. 29.-The Democratic state
commi,ts has written Congreasman Lodge
on accepting the lstter's selection OF Oct.
20. 40 The dste for the joint discussion with
Hon. John y Russell On "Administraiion
Of Gov. RUSSELL. The other subjscts
selected by Mr.. Lldgs were latitude
Of the national Democratic party upon the
silver question and prices Of necessity
Of the life as sfscad by Mckinley tarih
bill"
The committee says lfst that tbess sub
jec.s are obviously unfsir, second. Alto
gether too narrow. This COMMITTEES dis
putes Mr. Lodge and clsim that he 10 the
challenged party. Say log In his speech de-
livered before the committees hrst letter ON
the subj act, he sad: I'VE are ready 70
NEE. the Democrats on any stump, and
platform. on any subject, - and the commit
tee taking This ~ 4 general cbaDlsuce
invited him to meet Mr.. Russell.
The committee says II Mr.. Lodge modi-
Zee the second sutj.ct to read "Ths Re-
spective attitudes of the national Demo
cratic and Republican parties upon ths
silver question" Mr.. Russell will bsbses 10
with hun on the date he selects. The
committee states its readiness 10 discuss
The third subjes. in connection with the
whole subject Of tho bill on the date hs
dc sifes.
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ALMY ARRAIGNED,
And Pleads Not Guilty to the Charge
of Numbering Christie Warden.

WooDsvILLE, N. H., Sept. 29.--Frank
G. Almy, the Hanover mnrderer, was
brought here from Manchester today in .
srecial car attached to the Boston Il Mont
real Air Line train. Sheriff b, II. Corn
ing, of Littleton, N. H., had the criminal
in charge. Immediately on arrival Almy
wac taken to the court house, which vas
Gro wded to its utmost capacity, ladies pre-
d,minsting. Almy was brought in on .
cot bed. borne by Deru:y Sherids Ham
kins, Wood, Mccoy and Clark.
The indictment was read to Almy BY
clerk Griswold, charging him with ths will
full and premeditsted murder Of Christie c
Warden on the night OF Ju!y II. During
the reading Of the Indictment Almy kep'
bis eyes fixed on the wall above Judge
Blodgetis head. In answer to the clerks
query What do you say. guilty or not
guiity2' Almy replied in clear, low tone,
"Not guilty"
He was Immediately removed from the
court house to ihs special car. and lefs on
the air line train for his cell In Manchester
jsil. Almy was not iu the court room over
ten minutes and not IN Woodsville over an
hour. There were large crowds at the
station and all places where the train
stopped, to catch glimpse Of the prisoner.
The counsel for the State and defence
will meet at Concord me- Tuesday to make
arrangements and determine the date and
place Of trial. Public sentiment calls for
an immediate trial. VIM. ii. Cotton. ap'
pt inted by the court IS counsel for Almy
has been excused and James W. Remiok Of
Littieton, appeared in his place.
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SOMERSET RAILWAY.

Commencing Monda,, June 18th, 1891, trsine
will run "a follows. connecting at Oakland siih
MAinc CentraI Railroad.
Dor Bo- on Portland. Lewiston, WAterVille. An
gustA shOshcgan and Bangor
Passenger trains leays Bingham. g "a A VI
~ 70 r. g., SCION ssg IAN. f2.s5 ? NJ; Cara
sans Fn.ls. 'a.s' 4 VI 'i.o3 p "; Emeden. 20.
, N 70 r. Vi. Norsh Arson, :. y 4 NJ. 31 r.
81. tnsou. IN NJ. 50 p. NJ, Madison. ! 30 4.
~ 204r. N e.; NorridgswoGk, 50 a NJ, 2al p
" Bangs siding. 100 A. .I.2h r. Nj. 5swtelle
rroaalng. 'sol n. '2.32 p NJ. arri'c Oakland.
30 A. IT. Z-S0 . ".
From BoitOu, Portland, Lewiston. Augusta,
tcrvilie, SsDwhegan and Bangor
Passenger traios leave oakl and. pos A. NJ, : a
!. " Sawtelle Crossing. .y 20 A NJ. 70 90 r. ~.
BEngs siding ~ ~ 4 Nj, 20 07 p Vi Horrid2e
voos 90 A. VI, 5 "a r. NJ. Madison, 9.d A. NJ,
= IS =. NJ, Ansoa. 30 a N - y =. NJ sorth an
.un n OS VI, 50 Z tmbien, 1879 A. NJ.
sd =. a. Caratuuk Fails, 30 t5 A. NJ, % IA +.
81 SOlJn 10 80 NJ, Il i6 + NJ arrive Bingham,
10 20 a. NJ. 6,3a 4. NJ
Flag stations. at which trains stn2 Gu signal Or
MOTTO, 10 conductor. Mixed betwetn bingham
and North Anson. WIN. NJ. AVER, SuPt.
sCptldtf
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League Standing.

land, Q: Oh htcago, .. Viau, Gruber .
Hutchinson aud Schfivor.
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Maine Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 20. The following
Maine pensions have bsen granted: Orisi-
nal, VIM. H. Jordan, VIM. d. Murray
Amos Fl. King. Henry q. Kneelsnd; Ad
disional. Joseph Richards. Increase. Geo.
Hills, VIM. Morrison, Joseph Hussey,
Edwin A. Butler. Gilman Welch, Alexander
d. S.sckpole. Joseph q. Smith, Henry N
Chase. Original. widows. Frances S
Knight, Abigail Il. Potter. Hattie A. Mil
Ter, Sarah z. Chamberlain. Sabre stetson
R3eiIla c. Shane, Clara NJ. Otis. Roxanpi
N Hovey, Harriet I. Walker, Belinda f
Allen, Maria C. Maynard.
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4 QUEER NOTION.


BIrpEFoRD, Sept ~ City Missionary
Samuel W. Browne. who was recently con-
verted to the Christian Alliance faith has
requested the Mission Board to discontinue
paying him salary, he believing that be
should l1ok to the Lord for sustenance.
At = special meeting the board voted not "a
comply with this request. He will resign.
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Mechanic Falls Races.

The fair at Mechanic Falls began Tues
day and will continue on Wednesday. Th
are the entries to the races to b
trotted Wednesday;
Three Minnie Class, Purse $40.
J. A. Brooks, Maud B.
T. Thsyer, Harvey S.
Il. II. Downs, Lsdy Bonits.
F. L. Patch, Bell X.
2. K. Cobb, Alice b.
J. N. Rounds, Daisy.
2.t5 Class-Purse $50.
CHI Crosby, II P z.
6 I'll Dwinal, Offs.
T. Russell, Nellie Pratt.
OK jenkins. Miss Twombiy.
Ned Nolsn, st Jams.
wD RsmsdeIl, Winthrop Pilot.
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Mccarthy Acquitted.

New ORLEANS, Sept. 29.-The case,
against Cal Mccarthy and Tommy Warren,
under indictmen mt, for having engaged in q
prize fight on the 22d inst at the Olympic
Club. was called for trial before Judge
Mari, Of the criminal district court this
morning. A severance was agreed to. and
Mccarthy vas plscsd on trial. The jury
acquitted Mccarthy without leaving theii
seats. A nolle pros will no doubt be issued
in the case of Warren.
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Ia the 2 10 class there were six starters
~ follows with positions In the order
named: N l. Perkins, PittsHeld, Onawsi
A II Rice. Oakland. Echo; G B WellinR-
ton, Albion, Combination; g A Alden.
Wsterville, Bspquo; Frank Ccfll, Fairfield,
Longway; JH Cote. Brooks, Little Ned.
On account Of the darkness but two hess
were trotted. the fret being won by Com
bination in 2 ~ with Little Ned second,
Prince Onswa Sd, BApquo 4th, Lougwsy
5,h Echo 9Th. The second heat was WI n
by Bsrquo in 2tlA with Little Ned 81.
Combination 81, 0aaway 4th, Longwsy 5tb
and Echo 5th,
Music was furnished by the Watersille
Military band, a. it will he tomorrow. when
the trot,ing will commence at Z. M.
sharp. If the weather is favorable, there
will doubtless be great crowd, a. much
interest centers in the different horses, and
the races will be hotly contested.
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Civil Service Reform League.

BUFFALO, N. Y. Sept. 20 The first
days work Of the National Civil Service
Reform League vss accomplished today
In the evening public meeting vas held
ia the concert bsll, vherest President
George Wiliism Gurus delivered the annual
address. Mr.. Curns spoke with grace.
dignity and force and was appauded st
frequent intervals.
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Aucusr t. 1891.


DR.. HiiitGmS,
DEAR SIR For the past three years
have suffered untold misery from blood
poisoning contracted in the S3uth. / lost
all desj-e for food could NOS resi- nights and
became SO weak snd sick that vent to the
city hosftsi IA Pitsburg, Penn, where
was doctoreJ for three months without doing
me suy good. The head physician then
told nc to 20 to the Hot Springs in Little
RcUk. AfSsnsas. At that place took
full roure Of baths spd medicine under Dt.
Wilson. vho had the name of being the best
doctor IN The state.
Iwss there FIX months but it did me no
good. LIST spyias / was irducel to try
DR.. Wuh4Ju, BLOOD SYRUP. As soon as
began To tske il my appetite returned, and
I could sleep souIdiy all night. SIN now
As well sud strong rs | ever VS.. l am
almost cured Of blood poison nrafhs Blood
Syyup has done u. recommend II to all
nv friends as the best medicine An TIE
world FOR impure Blood.
Ng A. f NEwHALL,
Proprietor City Fish Market.
OPP. Ken. IoURsAL Office,
AUGUSTA. Maine.