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The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24
FARMERS UNION.
THURSDAY, NOV. -, 1892.
LOCAL BREvlTiES.

LOCAL BREWTiES.
n. J. Cox, Of Downing. was III this
city Tuesday.
Faulk's goods are fully warranted.
Buy the best.
Get our prices on joh printing be-
tore contracting.
Lutte Hudson is clerking ut H. F.
Carriers cash grocery.
A few fine buggies to be closed out IT
cost, by Pool 4 Black,
Every day brings new applicants
for the Memphis Postcfii"e.
Fred Pool is on the rrad with the
New Home sewing mrchine
If yoa owe this office :;uy mon ",
call al once anil pay the same.
The late rains and snow has filled
up the stock ponds to large extent
New Home sewing machine is the
lie on the market-Frcd Pool agent.
Four theatre cpmEsnies tried t"
secure Rees Opera House for this
week.
Faulk will sell YOU Il White sewing
machine or Ximhall piano Or organ
cheap.
Notice the change in Murphy &
N,llcr's advertisement, in another
column.
For sewing machine needles and
repairs of al! kinds, 90 to Geo. II
Lawton, Sr.
The Organ society will give a,'
entertainment on Tuesday night,
December ed
T. lward Sawyer aud Mrs Adelia
Griffith, Of Arbc!a, were married las,
Saturday night,
Geo. II. I.awton. Sr. rnrtleas,
corner Of the square, makes a special
ty of loan'ng money.
Jack Ballew, 1T one time resident
of this city, has engaged i'll the bSrbe'
:.u,,,.ess at Lpnuas,cr.
An infant daughter .: Mr.. and Mrs
.Jchn II. Watkin, has been danger
nusly sick for the past w>'ek.
y. } Maii.'n anu family will move
into their nca, residence in the NJ
.Aili>ter addition, next week.
Buy a first class musical instrument
for ,cur it'll, gi.'!--K imi'al! piano OF
organ. Cal: on + VI. Fanlk.
Parties wanting h,drants put II
their stock ponds should call on q
! address u. McGary at Crawf"r'
station.
! OF course You will give thanks
| There is many things to he Thankful
for,-iifc, health ALI the pursuit o
happiness.
The pr,bii,i.ica;sts "f this cltv ar
cr,,scising the temperance sermon
delivered ky R,v Danford, las
Sunday night.
This office has published in pampl'
L., form the minutes of the Sixtcrnt!
:,rnnai meeting Of the Pleasant Grow
! Baptist Association.
same scen,i, is claim that bi
comet may nc seen next Saturday o
| Sun,iav night. while others say moth
;n- Of the kind Will appear
y. y, .I,ovor's block ON the :,or:l
cas-; corner Of the square is near'n
com y',:inn. The hiding will pre-
-.n; a cre.litahc appearance.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

+. L. Bartlett, the great real estate,
loan and insurance agent, has con
tracted for rooms in the new |. q. D.
f. building and will move his office
there as soon AS the elcgent structure
10 completed.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

S. Fog:esong has leased the base
ment of the new l. y. u. F. building
for u period Of three Years and in
teuds conducting first class rcstau-
rant ut that place.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

J. l.. Durnal, secretary Of the
Farmers Mutual Insurance Co can
he found every Saturday, ut this
office, ready to transact insurance
business.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

A gooe,iy number Of our campaign
subscribers have renued their sub
scription. They recognize IN the
FARMERS UNION a paper that fear
lessly alvOcntes their interests.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

The Prohibition party has increased
wonderfully here since the election
About half the Republicans assert
they are going 10 the cold water
party.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24
Trustees Sale.

WHERE'S, Hiram " Wise and Ada: F. Wise
his wife. ny tht in certain Deed oi Trust. dated
April -. A, ID !s:r,. recorded IN Vol =: at i:i"e
l2i of Deed end SOrt"age Records Of Scotlai:t
county. Missouri. did convey to the under
signed as trustee. the following real cstwte
situate IN ScOilant: county. Missouri. tO-wit:
The south one-haif t'r !. of lot three IL. 81 of
the northwest quarter IN. ". ar, section six.
Is. g. in township siAty five up. S5i north Of
range eleven tr. IL west of tn" fifth 'i IN Prii-
cipnl Mcrittiun. The which conveyance was
IN trust, for the purpose of securing Il certain
note and the interest thereof. in said Trust
Decd fully described; and
WHEREAS. 1t is provided in said Trus. Deed
that il default IL, made in the payment OF
said principal or said interest when due, then
said Trust Deed should be fOreciOssd ANA said
hand sold to satisfy said debt and costs: uud
WHEREAS, Default has teen maize OF III the
aylnent Of bOt principal and interest when
due, and same are now lung Fast siue AMI uii-
paid.
Now. therefore. I. the undersigned trustee.
In accOr.innce with :ne provisions OF said
Trust Deed ana at the request of tue legal
owner and hClu"r of said note, will oilcr said
! properly for sale NJ public suction to the
hit 'ic,t bidder FOR cash in hand AT the south
| Nern,.hi>, in Scotland county. Missouri. az
| Monday. November 2sth. A. ID. iSss. Mt~ect
the hours Of "oc clock IL IN. aud clock y. NJ
OF t.sat .iay TO satisfy said dcr add litter. i
aud .hs. costs or executing this trust.
/ neilpaiS, al0 Oct. 2.tH. 4. ID. lS.2
l. Il. BARTLETT, Trustee.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

The festiva! OF Monlamen" by the
Epwort!, League, at the Opera House,
Thursday night, Dec. LIST. Something
move, in the way OF an entertainment
and a good supper for % cents.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24
Notes 0! Final S.::.ii,,GG,,,ltRt.

Notice is he rchy given. t.at tie u'.si rs',.,i
Executor of the Will rnt. of ,..., cs,.it ci John
snO,lgrass, deceased. will make hnrI cutie
mcnl of his accounts viii, said estate Is s'l1ii
Exec tor. - ts,cHext term o. the fSoiMit.
CU:ift of Scc:l.,n county. Ms o,s:i. t. c hob
den ut McmG.,is in S::id county. t::i the .: t;iy
OF Dece.:i,ia.. \. u .St3.
i.iitIi AZ. ~ -. -. ~:
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

have l2D ew, aud :. tine buck
for sale. Sol ALLEN.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24
i ARCAINS
~----.A T -
MURPHY
xANI)x~
MILI,ERR'S

AVA / AlIiLl\
A fitstCsas, Flour, every sack wal
rantc,l, per stick, 30 cents.
Fine Table s,ttp -t0ctnts per gallon.
worth 80 cents.
Cheapest li:e of Fine LAMP ever
>ii"wn in Memphis. We buy ",s:
lamps fruu. Trenton. \. THE
.aigrs; manufacturers, 10 Tie lhi,e.!
States.
Al wool, full s>v Scarlet Blankets,
per pair S2JJ; worth s:a:..;,
Good White. part wool. Blankets, FIJI!
size, per pair 81 80; worth 81 %.
Thousands at goods at rs good Prints
RS are made. Dress st. ic., a, )
cents per yard
b.. lot Cotton Gu .,ruils and Bedford
Cord, - cent; worth l2s cents.
Mems Wooien Sucks-l5 cents yer
pair.
Big lot Hoods and Toboggahs, Your
choice, for % cents; worth 30 /"
sI.25,
Men, Heavy Binke; lined Duck
Coats I'll 81 %. worth $i..0.
seven Spool, Coats Thread for q,
caM!s.
i Splendid Single TArea,i Heavy
Shirtins. good Width, q ) CTS. No,
the tiliiI. La.ryn st,.H usually sUiti
AZ that price.
Canton Fl;,in,! at 10 cents; worth 125
coats.
\ Heavy Glove Grain Button Shoe
for WOMEN, at 81 40; worth $40
| \ mans Whole Stock Boot ~ 81. 90:
worth 800 anywhere.
\ ih":l'> !I,avy Ovc:coat for E! 90:
worth So 80
| Ladies Arctic Eycrs!..,2S fer - cent
pei + i.
Great Ea..,in- in L..!ies' C!oakS az;
Wraps. a:.d IL al! kinds nf C.n':,:n
aE.i D,cl,,nats that mus: be seen II
be appreciated.
Country Pr. luce Wanted at I!irhcs
Prices.
MURPHY & MILLER'S
| MAMEIOTH
~ CEJ no
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

List .! unrt;.:nItd letters remain
'n2 in the pos:ot!ice ut Memphis
.NoypInhIr "a. 1852. ". J. Smith.
+. ". CuwELL. =. VI.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24
HENRY T. COX,
Attorney atLaW
and NOTARY PUBLIC.

Collections attended to promptly. Loans
mad, OH Rra. Estate. Office ~ithJ ID. SmoOt,
over Cli liens is;iuk.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24
Rocks County, Kansas,

Is located in the Solomon River Valley. III
ccn,ru, northern Kansas. an l L. in the center
of the great wheat belt OF the State.
More in;,n . miil,,i: :,us.s"iS Of vnrnt were
produced :si> yc.:r in soo:.s county, III" aver
.:.tC gle, l.. Ing , bushels per acre. ttoI'S OF
al varieties yield ahU iIanuy. I is about &@
miles west OF 'iem.hi>. Mo, the climate being
the same as Il: the lat."r place.
l<c n.mi'or al improved farms To sell
On terms 10 S2:iSfv pu>chasers. The proceeds
of one crop. If entire fu-;n is >own to wheat.
will us'iaiy ru'nl the pnrrhas" j.. ice. To any
enc contemplating ''uyia1 lands III ri:n-;:S
ans! writing me. Nil chc"rfu.!y furnish full
dies cri ptinn> ol farms.
4 few r.sn,; ,o.ialS mares might be taken in
part pay ulcnt fer ian'iS- Adr''S~.
". 4. T. al, :tocktOn, kHi:scs.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24
memphis Stock Market.

Dressed Beef. per hInired. s. 20 y
Cows and mixed - .....-..... l:GIl..' /.
Hogs. ........... 4.hfL4-sI /
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

Commissions cured by Dr. Miles, Nervins.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24
GREAT
Sale
r Ill 80,
Beginning Saturday, Nov. 18th.



in srir :a,ins !Irf
vii. al;n" low az! Close make article
addition ' silver plated
II Of
Of r,r,ae
Hsm"miHr th,s %
80 90 purchase 30 s!nod and 81 $1,000
Remember, prices
brought down TO the Invest notrhpr pei
Anyone knows who has bought goods that wl.n ttc.
have article that o.
the market W" the wifi
always
stuff
addition t. all this ash
ACTUALLY you give your
knowledge % tn" offer anG
h out
We man> :ai bring
business relations with who have before
WY make all. We hope will
AXE :v e TIL. which fI'
to
n,s audi il tune c,.Ec
j. s. Whitacre & Go;
LIST Door S"rn =. O. WEST SIDE SQUARE MEN1PIuS, Nc.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-11-24

y. y. .!,ovcr's block ON the north
cas-; rnr;icr IF the square is hearing
com ..,r:i,,n. The n. il,.nr will pre-
S..,: a cre.litabic appearance
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IS SPRING A FAILURE i?
II II Is Vol So Joyous as 1t Once Was. Is
II Not Your own faaits

Yoa wrote a composition When yea werr a child
in school bsginniBs. spying is tho plc'ssanitst
season Of the YEAR sad II WAS then. There
yys every reason who It should be Pheasant 10 Noa.
You were IN suusi health Life bea high within
YOU. You hai sentiment. aiRisiti1Ss, happiness
The winter had passed. the flowers were blooming
rh.. bird, were singing, certainly spring To
sou then '4the pessantesi season az The wear
iiai how il II Soss: iDo yCB fttl the same joy
ogsaess, happiness, and anticipation fhd. You did
then. Are spa filed with hop-; possibly are
yOu weak, iaRsuid, aespoBdeui, depressed: i're-
iiap> your hesI st,t>, yna feel TIRED and there y
lack OF interest and j., in life v here ia the
,pringtine all Ws> anticipation ami Happiness
Do you know the reason for thi, change. Il Is
because not we'll heeaus. your vitality i
not % great aS when in Nonr teens, Do yog know
wliat yuH need Something TO help ruft; SOME
thing which viii prove "a friend IN need. some
thing that viii restore NGu AMI place yGG where
YOU weT, in youth. y hich viii maxi life pleasant
and happy, and which will again make spring the
pleasaHtest season t,f the YEAR lin Know
what viii do this: W. will not attempt 10 tell you,
but will show yon Whist Others have done, and
which YOU do Il Yea viii follow the same Wise
course pursued by them Read their words
pF- \. &. Clark, well known New York phys
ician, saws # have never known casr of spring
debility spring fever, any Of the troubles which
arise during this season which has not been prompt
IL and permanently cured by the use of Warn
er> SAFE Cure. It, power al this time of the ytai
/, wonderful have seen women, run down by
care aud nvrrwuTk, whose vitality eN
hau>rtd, and e., en- pnny children Restored 10 per
feet health through it, u>e."
Mr>. VI. NJ >huonSon OF Buckley Mo- says
''Ny daughter, who WAS once the perfection 0i
health and happiness. for yesrs afflicted witt
kidney and liver disease. complicated with scrOf
ula the hip joint being affected >h, became ;,
bad that tie doctors wanted To unjont the hip.
would NOT consent to il. and began fadministerin.
a remedy which had heard much about and an
happy to say shr i now cured well and healthy
BY the OF Warmers safe Cure"
Mr. Il. T.. MAYO. Houses Point y. y. says
Two wears ago had terrible buils on my face,anc
my blood WAS feHrfally out Of order. began tht
u,c Of Warucr> safe Cure: the bOil> left me a. i
By magic, and have never since been troubled
with Them
II YOU depressed, weak, run down bv the in
fiuanres al the season, follow the advice ahoy,
given. You will certainly tnd it profitable anS
| valuable. The renewing power of this great cur
/ is beyond estimation. 1t stands, il deserve, I,
| stand, al the head Of AL modern discoveries 70
| the cure Of sickness and the renewal nj life
I aprl9dNwtopcorp
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NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires From North East. West
and South.

Forest fires have been raging in Saugus
Mass. woods for three DAYS. Thousands of
acres of woodland are burne over.
Mrs. Annie Roush, who died in Mcigs
county. O., Il few days ago was two wears
older than the government of the nitcd
States.
The Sons aud Daughters of Maine to the
number of 400 celebrated their anniversary
Monday night in Post T. Hall, Lowell
Mass. by banquet, entertainment and
speeches. Addresses were made by Rev
&. y. Howard. Mrs. MarnclluS II. Fletcher
of Lowell and NJ. \. Brigham of Amc>-
bury.
In compliance with an ancient custom, the
Emperor Francis Joseph ON Good FRIDAY
washed the feet of twelve poor men at the
imperial palace The custom is in imita-
ton of the washing of the feet of the disci-
pies hy Christ, and has been followed 10y
the Empcrors of the House of llap>burg
from time inmcmoral.
The ROYAL families of England Ru>,ia
and Greece have Ivci led to make Joint
present to the king an queen of Denmark
on the occasion of their golden wedding
next month. The prcscnt will take the
form of a MAGNETIC ut group of sculpture by
the Danish artist lIus>clrus ON granite
pedestal will be bronze figure represent
Ing Denmark >urro INDEED by three bronze
lions bearing the shields of the royal house
of England. Russia and Greece. Around
the pedestal will be bronze mcdaliuns and
portraits of the - children and grand chill
dren of the royal couple
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SUPERIOR COURT.
kennebec County April Term. 1892-HaIl,
Judge. Presiding.


> h"AIt. irrK.
l.. T. NRhEf"N+ ounty Attorney.
g. L.. STEVENS, Sherlh'
+ y SMALL NtthoSrapltf.
S,r,rr,Y. Apfil 18TH,
t..,.i. ,,,.t,- .s v.intI.r,, "a, -, ,.
pa ''''' '''''''''F'
'H"f ana hatttr'' was sentenced !" jan lor
thirty DAYS. The, prisoner has already
h,..p !, ia;l twtntv-oiu.. ,,y,
,.;,,-u.
''''''
Noah Chase Of Natfr'liie. convicted a
wear ago of an assault upon one Eonndy
with intent to Kill. and " hose cast went to
the law court on exceptions came up To-
day for sentence the exceptions having
been "rrrTnied- sentence "t tour Years
at har1 labor IN the state prison was nm
posed.
George l-a>hn>, Nat'r'Iilr, p'ld tine OF
Nl'Hi and costs amounting t" Slot. ~ ON
an Indictment Tor beng a common seller.
WIS Nltnbil OF Lewiston. WHO lItaticH
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5526 Jasnia Barker Poet, Philanihro-
pist. Samuel >nlile.
1927 King of Tyre, James VI. Ludlow.
5.e2s Lady OF Fort ST Joha, Mary II,
Catllerwood
5;s39 Lsnl of the Lingering SNOW,
Frank Bodies.
$3.50. Letters of FielI Marshal Count
fIeImaeh Won MoItke.
J5:,l. Life and Letters of Gen. Tlios. j.
jackson >tOnewell Jackson
Mary Anna jackson.
533e Light of Asia Edwin Arnold.
,li.i5. Little Smoke. \ Tale of the Sioux
VIM. -. >totIsiarl.
J3;;4. Merry Chan1er. Frank r. Stuck.
tot.
l:3:i5. Mrs Wilton, Cornefa Warren.
$3.50. Modern AIaddin Horace Pyle.
5537-s. MontcalRI and Wolfe, Franci,
ParkmaB. 2 vols
1888. Ny Canadian journal, is52-ie.
Lady Duferin.
.j3in Nationalist. Ramble- About Home
Chas G. Abbott.
53fl. On the Border With Crook, JOIN
t.. Bourke.
53t2 Outings at odd Times, Chas. c
Abbott.
jS4a. Peter Ibbstson, Geo. Du Maurier
5344. Pharoah. Fellnh. and Explorers
Amelia B. Edwards.
53lJ. Presumption of Sex and bthe
Papers, Oscar +. Adams,
j34G Romance of Dollard, Mary Il
CatherWood. -
5347. Roweny in Boston, Maria L
Poole.
- d.. I'm. /
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Theodore Demer-. assistant in Wlieeler'-
barber shop. has moved from North street
10 Spring street
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The EpwOFth League connected with the
local Methodist church will meet Tonight
at the parsonage, and Al r0li-call each mem-
her will answer with a quotation from
LonZfeilow.
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have Just been "'a'H t" the fHh''e Library :;
american commonwealth, Is vols.
80 California. Josiah Enyce-
j2G7. Connecticut. Alex Johnston.
a2G> InIiana. ! T. Dunn, .Ir.
S2G9 Kansas, I.cvrrrtt ". Spring.
.97u. kyntuck,. y y Nhulcr.
J27I MARYLAND, VIM. X browne
i972 Michigan, Thoma, Mcintyre
tuui,y.
527&. Missouri. Lucieu Carr
.527l-.I New York. Ellis II. Roberts
= vols
.'27G. Vermont. Row land +. Robinson.
5277-> American Revolution, John FiSkc.
= vols
american Statesmen. ~ vols.
ga. BENZ Franklin, John +. Morse.
.lr
i9>u-l ttcu. Washington, Henry {.
Lodge > yoI.4
PSI tiuuvcrneur Morris. Theodore
Roosevelt.
I2>.,-t Henry tlay. Cart NchuTZ. , vols
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I2~G Levi, Cas-. Andrew &. Mclaugh-
Gn.
r3~7 Martin Van Buren,. Edward NJ.
Sh"lmrV.
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Roosevelt
.I22o. Argentina and the Araentines,
Thomas y Turner
i2Hl, NItec Land. haturln NJ Batlou.
'292 Betty Allen- Jane q. Austin.
i29'- BurNing the llItrhet Elijah hsi-
iog4.
.'2"i captains Of Industry Jjuc- Par
ton.
80. tanss Of an lee Ng". sir Robert
Ball.
.12?6. Centennial History of NORWAY
Me. VIM. Il. l.apham.
pa. Chemistry. Inorganic and Organic
tl,a> l.. Bloxam-
'2''>. Christopher Columbus. Justin
iusOr.
52"". Col Garter of carters,ile. F.
tiopkinson Smith.
:,:'oo. BAYS tut of Door, tha>, C. Ab-
bolt
i;'oi-2. Discovery of America, John Fi>ke,
voi>-
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j. \. Froule.
';'ot. Dreams of the Dead Edward
stanton.
5'''ti- Due North. or GIimPses of Scan
dina'ia ami Russia Maturin NJ.
Ballot
,''''m. Due South. or, Cuba, Past and
Present >ame.
i.nI- l)ae West. ar. Round the Work.
in Ten Months, same.
''Hts. Early Renaissance. lanic- NJ. Hop
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HaIIoweII Advertisements.
WE ARE SELLING
Patent Medicines

lower ti,aa ti.eg we're ever Offered 1etsfe n
tie s1te 81 Naine-
y6-staay tfe follozins Ast Of FF'''''
mi sou viii Al once sec ,hat soa can "a -
I'm. 70 "a 70 81 cent. Is lrat.ias nith -
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BY TELEGRAPH.
MAJORITY AND MINORITY
Reports on Investigation OF Judge Ma,sard's
Action in Duchess County.

ALn,Ns \. Y, April lS.-The- maiorits
and minority reports Of the Maynard investi-
eating committee we're presented 10 the legis-
lature tonight. The majority report says
that all Judge MAYNARD dill he did as an
honorable upright conscientious lawyer,
and recommends the adoption ofresolntions
endorsing the action of Judge Maynard in
taking the Dntches> county returns from
the comptruiler's office, aud endorses the
action of the state board of cauyassers in
determining the four contested election
cases.
The minority report charactcrize> May
nar,is action in connection with the Dutchess
county returns as i criminal act, and closes
with resolution demanding his removal
from the court of appeals bench.
The reports were made the special order
for Wednesday morning in both houses.
The majority report was signed by the
Democratic members of the judiciary COM
mittee and the majority report by the
Republicans.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS.
AMUSE NJ ENTS.

f. j. lla->au'> .'Onc of the Finest" will
he the attraction at Mconion Hall on the
evenings of the 22d and 23d. and much is
promised in the way of grand scenic and
COMEDY production The piece has under
gone some decided changes since it left Gus
Williams hands ami i, sail now to be
much stronger in dramatic SENSE. More
attention is pai' to the plot action and CON
scqucut situations and les, To the starring of
any particular member of the cast. In
point of fact. under the new arrangement
the different characters arr said td he 50
evenly balanced that no one is given promi-
hence over the others, and all harmonic to
produce good impression ON the auditors.
The ~pccillties are introduced with somr
regard to consistency, something out OF
the usual rum
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A Wonderful Kidney Remedy.
One of the Many Cures.

NiNrmNu ti>rut Mi. Nu@. ! ISM
For SONG time I have hrrn very sick
with kidney disease and was given up TO
die: in fact ii not expect Ia live much
longer. was all bioatrd mp 10 nearly
twice my usual size, and had continual
pain in ki nct AMI liver. tried doctors
medicine in vain. took two butllrs Of a very
wcll-knovn SarsaparilLt, without receiving
any benefit and at last began 10 take
Aliens Sarsaparilla. The first few doses
made IA" feed worse and thought
should have to give it up, hut ! continued
it, uec AMI had not taken half u bottle be.
fore | began 10 feel yer, much better. |
continued 10 improve and now consider
myself cured. have no pain, the sore
ness and weakness are nj! gone. and am
ginning strength every day. think N.
lens .Narsapariila Nnyc, my life and
am glad of an opportunity to speak m IT.
praise and to recommend it To others.
ENOC :. SMALL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-19

The Gardner I.sslies Orchestra go to
ilalloweil Tonight to play for the Red Men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-19
BROckT0N IS IN II.
A Team Will Enter the New England Base
Bali League for 1892.

BR"ckroS. Mass, April Is Brock
ton will Join the New England base
ball league. Representatives Of the local
club will attend the meeting of the league
on Wednesday. and put up guarantee to
play the season through. The Brockton
Street Railway Company ha, arranged Il
portion of it, new S2j,wI0 park for ball
grounds.
Tommy Cottcr signed A. crptain of the
Brockrons TODAY, Manager G. II Green
leaf Worcester. has been here and found
much interest manifested. He says it is
possible for -thc league To include Br"ckton,
Worcester. Lowell. Manchester, Lewiston,
Portland. Wonnsockct and rwluCket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-19
CRUSHED TO DEATH.
Horrible Accidents Among English Excursion
lists at a Railway Station.

LoNnoN. April l>.-A terrible catastro-
phe took place AT Hampstead Heath this
evening. by which two women and children
were killed and Is other persons were seri-
ously injured.
Hampstead was visited by thousands of
excursi0nists today from London, and It's
the day closed there was Il great rush of
people to catch the trains 10 return home
Somebody fell at the foot of the foot of the
staircase of the station and hundreds of
persons were thrown into a heap.
The police close the doors and set 10
work TO extricate the dead and Injured.
There are conflicting reports As TO the exact
origin of the catastrophe. Four of the dead
have been identified.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-04-19
froIics OF a Whirlwind.

4 m-fy Easter vhrlwnd came along
down back of the State House between Y
and O'Clock Monday. 1t was. however.
not strong enough tuovcrturn any of nhe
substantial dwellings in that vicinity and
the trees were rooted in too good soil to he
uprootcd. II did come to a clothes dryer
laden with Monday : washing and waited it
to height seemingly of 30 feet, distribu.-
ing garments right and left