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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02
Why the Leaves Trsnslsd.

by the name Of sosa, who was famous
OF his senses. In most other respects
ho was. Al Mr.. Hudson says, desensr-
ate being. In particular, he was an
hvets-ate horse-thief-a fact which w.ss
largely overlooked BY the authorities
gu account Of the exceeding value OF
fare.
In 1851 sosa had found II prudent
to disappear for = season, und In rhe
company Of i've or six other ganohos =
alro offenders against the Law, who
Lad flxd to tho refuge OF the desert
he amused himself BY bunting oatzAchas
along the Rio Colorado.
On the 18th Of March rhe hunters
were camped beside q grovo Of willows
in the valley, aud about 0 o'clock that
evening, while they were seated about
the flrG roasting their ostrich meat,
Gosa suddenly sprnng up and held
Als haad high above his head for soRs
moments.
"Thsre Is not q breath Of wind" :"
he said, "and yet the leaves Of tho
trees are trembling. What can this
portend?" The other asu starsd at
fhe trees, but could ses 10 noticn. anil
began to laugh and tssS at sosa.
Presently he rat down agaia, remark
ing that the trembling had ceased; but
for tho rest Of the evening hs seemed
greatly distu11ed IN hls mind. He
remarked rspsatsdly that suoh . uAinE
had never happsnsd to him before.
ne could feel Z breath Of wind bsforo
tho leaves felt IT. ard thsEs bad bs~n
no wind. He feared 1t was . 1isD Of
some disaster that was about to ever
take the party.
The disaster was not for them. On
taat evening an eerthQuaake Destroyed
the distant oity Of Msndosa, crushing
the subtsEranean wave extended east
to the Plata and southwszd into Pata-
eonia was afterward 4uQwn; for in
the cities of Rosario and Bsenos Ayros
clocks stopped, and alignt shock was
experienced In CarmeA on the BIO
Negro. y,
fa 49, 49, s..., y
Durfpg tho war chaplain IN vlr-
ginia regiment stood upon a slight
knoll watching the operations Of the
snsmy's batteries beyond. Several meal
were about him, lying on the grass
and under the trees, also watching
the firing. The great balls could be
seen in the air a. they rose and fell.
and the soldiers about estimated very
closely where they would light, and
gave that spot Q wide berth. Suddenly,
as q gun booncd and q tiny hlach
spot appeared in mid-air. tho me1
moved hurTiedly.
"Parsou" shouted one, that's meant
for you--betteT hook outr' And acting
on the suggestion, the chaplain stood
aside, Just In time, too, It wap, fol
as he. moved away. the knoll upon
which he had been standing wal
ploughsd By tho immense mass.
That was vary good shooting on one
ode and closS estimating on the 9th
Or, and another story Of fns marks
manssip u equally Interesting. Two
sinals-Sun batteries were having an az
tended duel, uaf0 nnally one Of ths gun
ners eot annoyed. Ihsy were sonit
distance spaGt, - only the ugly blacl
musssss Il De guns could b seen wher
"fAsut.sAaA" sfisl tAs assrtsvst
gunner a} lpngta. TN ssttaa that fed
low q yeu4 staa4 g thia p1e1orI
Ytth ysils Aa ~ 6llyA ~ q ~
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02
SIR JAMES PA0ET.
A Venerable Physician and Surgeon of
Much Eminsnco.

In the annals of medicine and surg
cry in England no name stands higher
than that OF Sir James Paget, ex-presi-
dent of the Royal College of Surgeons
year, but bids fair to make valuable
contributions from his knowledge,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

Repealed
high rates to Chicago. The rate IL now
about cent per mile via the Union Pacific.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

L Cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
DR., Shoop's Restorative Nerve Pills sent free'
with Medical Book to prove merit, for 2c stamp
Druggists ,2hc DR. SHOoP Box W.,Racine WIFE
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02
How'a This !

Rev. Mr.. HaddAway, chaplain of the House
Of Representatives, died Thursday morning.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

Judges" said prominent member Of the
New York bar, shave always a great advan-
tage over US poor lawyers, for they guess
Lasts
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

None are 20 deaf as those who do not hear
whom they arc asked to take drink.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

EIT6-An nts stopped free By ~: EslnS y. ~ enHs ~
ytNyt kR0TORRn No nt after frBt days use. AaY.
veous cures. Treatise and q 90 trial bottle hsS
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02
A Wise Decision.

Patti says she never gets tired hesUtng her
self sing. One might almost think rsA wa
an amateur,
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

Says an exchange: ''Therc are poems
written and songs unsung." Yes, and tnas"
what recopctles us to life.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1893-11-02

H the baby IL Cutting TA> s- ~.
Be srre and use that old and well-trted SsA ~
W.u.1ou,a GooruIxa aYnuR for ChilIren ENStlA -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

"a .tiii greater trouble that is exp ri
encpl in post offices is with What we call
.bhna letters and mixes Blind letters are
thn.. Which have the address all night but
almost ll,xihlr 'niyi. is u letter tlat
has n, pe-toftiGe address or il a idressed to
All osTtrr not in the state named. In large
office. hs. New York and san francisco,
expert readers are employed. whose entire
time o.. devoted to Ieciphering these blind
sIlre..es The most iiIeghlc ones are those
designed for foreign c0uttrirs, especially
for such countries as Arabia, Hungary. and
Russia. and sou would be surprised to sre
what aumber of letters are sent from this
oiHre for those countries Still very
hrss number of blind letters are those
written for delivery in our own country
and the blind addresses are both caused by
ignorance and csrelessness.
"A few years ago when was writing
ii;ile postal pamphlet the editor of the Ne"
York sun very kindly gave me four enve-
lppfs taken from one nlti i"t "t- hA'''
son. then President of the United States
which Won may like to see as they give a
far llea Of blind addresses. (Reprodue-
unus of these envelopes appear in this ar
tcle El
In recent number of the Capital
Marshall Gushing who is as familiar with
postal vork ~ he il. with gathering news
saws that he looked over a mail for Mr Max
we'll fourth assistant postmaster general
g and gives some If the mistakes that ~er'
made in writing to man as well known a.
he ia. Among others was thst they use'
cshte, ~ different letters for his initials and
the surname VAS spelt IN a dozen difsren
way4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

"A fsx years ago ii came into my bead
,h., . zrest deal Of this trouble might be
avoided where there was doubt. and the
sn,sioye bore a return card, II the sender
sf the letter were writtea TO. The depart
u,snt printed for this Office what is called
.,soaes sor better ahiress cnd,' which
inform. :he sender Of the letter that ther2
i. lying at this Office letter addressed sd
.o..nd 90 but that he cannot be found with.
in tb. delivery. and asking fcr better ad-
dress. At the bottom Of these cards are
blank. 70 be- filled out. The card is then
returned to this Office And We follow the d.
,sc,ien. a. written in the blanks.
,.Thi. card ha. been very successful and
!, nov regular card for every Office. W.
an4 shat very great msay letters sent here
from cite. belong in either Augusta, Ga
or Augusta, Mo, and We forward the ie;tcr
After receiving the card telling as what Of.
fee the letter is for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

The first assistant postmaster general
has kindly authorized us to try smother ex-
pertinent at this office, which is to use
card calling upon person whose
name IS like that upon a blind letter
% come to the general delivery and
examine the letter As in the case
which have cited, We should send this
card to Hon. II. NJ Heath, telling him what
the letter was. how directed and the post
mark. and asking him for certain infofma-
tor, and if be thought the letter were his
to cali st the general delivery AMI examine
it. The card. will soon be here and If the
experiment shall prove successful have
no doub, tha, they will be generally sdop-
ted, ss il viii prove q great convenience TO
all persons concerned, AMI will stop great
many letters from going TO the dead letter
office which row sppear on our sdverusee'
lists
You cannot too strongly caution every
person TO make il habit to read every I'D
dress on letters inst before dropping thfu
in the box II this habit 10 formed. LITTLE
mistakes Of habit or cafelessness are noticed
and correction can be Immediately mAds
before mailing. It 10 another good habit 't
write the name of state in full. so man!
states have similar shbrevistions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

49, si ths Tribsisfisas Thst Besst III
eestal ctsets.

JorzsaL man vas sitting in the past.
,ecs ia the government building Saturday
vher the Conversation va turned upon Ger.
,.;s rules which we're pablished by the JorK-
-, I.s, week. for the guidance Of the pub
liz .sYon would be surprised. ssid the
sos,sI Official, If you could be At sorting
c..s sor one day and see the peculiari lee Of
h.aa.ri.ing aai in the directions Of letters
,blch come 10 here. No person Who il
.osssetsd with the mail service viii, for a
,,onsn,, excuss the mistaSss which postsl
cls,k. make. Of course We make many and
,s. believe from my own experience that
,he public itseItI responsible for g,ess
1s.l Of the trouble which arises from de-
,.ysd anf andsiiyersd letters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

There i. another great trouble which Is
rsrel...ness III using isiiials. For instance
tbefr are IN the city of Augusta Herbert NJ
Heath and li,nry A. Heath, give thee
names m-r,ly As sample. and leit'
come. Afrcfr1 10 II. + iI,aih You cat
.ss the iith-alty hich imme'iiat. iy arises
AMI .,p, e.iy from the fact that the posts
rule, fes,i. 10 not n!!vw the delivery
of The nisiire,ted letter TO sth'
par, fhl, !. matter where, o.
cour,y. We have to use our 0en judgment
anl ah.re there seems To he no doubt se
deliver the Litter to the person To whom i
brloas-. aut very often W. are obliged Il
ailos person to oprn .ueh 4 ietter AMI il
vii ,r.n.pte that 1t ioes not belong to bin
aal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25
Full Instructions for All Who
Wish to Secure Fine Stand.
ard Works at . Merely NOM
inal Price

One cent . DAY. Thst IL . veSy amait IN. n
means NJ ;nost but ~, Il ia the vorktng yeas|
Yet II properly applied. one cent q day Win Wus1
wonders. For instancs, II will secure ~ evegj
reader Of the Daily ksnnsbsc JOURNAL - yeaS]
q library Of twenty-five volumes OF staslarl
works well printed and Handsomely bousA 7
ornamental cloth. II is sum 90 small that th6e(
10 no one but can afford u and whes the eDped
tuBity 10 presented A. II IA nov by the JoUkuA1
10 obtain good books for this merely nominal pic
there should be no hesitancy In sccep(
ing II. The JoUESAL Book C0apos v pFt11
cd In this Issue. Fourteen Of these eospou]
numbered consecotiysly. mailed 70. or prsseste(
will cntiiic the holder 10 ssieet al
works purchased 10 BE- distributed among loud
NAL resdefs. Orders Tor books 10 be sent By na1
must in all csaes. be accompanied By sslAeise
stamps Cts, 70 pay postage. II " not aecesea11
10 begin with coupon No !. Begin with any naHIl
bef and fourteen coupons cot secusively nurnbefel
there. from will do. when you have fOastA<1
come 70 the orhee and get yous book bet ~ ~
stop st that, ssse up fourteen more aDd G~t ~
other book and keep on while fhis o9ef lesfs.
JOvRSAL readers every where are entitled ~ ~
Offer II any reader cannot easily reaeh % a0GD1
where books are 10 be had. send In the eoaDUl
with fifteen osnts and eight oeuts additional n
postage, and the booh will b. mailed.
All wk0 want these books should os1se IT, r
pcS x; once. They siji not only ~ ths booes u
The best daily n.wspspef In the 0tats. Gve1
r. adef who saves the oo0poas v eatltls1 70 ne3
boot every fourteen days suder the es1ll45cl
name4 on the coupon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

On Saturday II noon The life Of Sassz
Emery Badger. wife Of william 8. Badger
Esq, Of this city. came to . peaceful close.
Mrs. Badger had for some months been IN
f~ebls health, bat more recently disease
had male such rspid progress that her
death va not unexpected. Her age vas 10
yeafs and months.
Mrs. Badger vas born on Feb. IS, Is2s,
At Boston, where her father, Mr.. Joseph d.
Emery, the architect. vas in practice. He
came TO Maine 70 supefinfend the conssruc-
ton of the Augusta State House, AID it
vas At Augusta on the 30sh Of November,
1876, that she married Mr.. Badger, and
from that time till her dessh Augusta has
been their home.
MIS- Badger leaves two soas-Wiiiiam s.
Badger. Jr., now resident Of Abilene,
Kansas, and Joseph Emery Badger. Of this
city, who Is associated With his father in
the Office Of the Maine Farmer. Three
sisters and tso brothers survive her-Mrs.
Sarah 4. Hope Of Summsrside, Prince
Ed~srds Island; Mrs. Mary Prescott of
this city John r. Larrabee Of Marysville,
California; Joseph II. Emery Of Portland,
and George Emery of Brooklyn.
She Was a woman Of strong personality
and Of large acquaintance, and it is
widely extended circle Of friends that ~ill
mourn her death. Her family ties were OF
the strongest, and As wife and mother her
memory will be cherished With tender aaee-
ton.
The funeral services will be held on
Tuesday, at the family residence on Win
.hrop street, at halt-pass ten O'Clock A. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

stEtct, tue iahs- b4bN uOOIiu2
him. When he WAS picked up life was .
extinct.
Captain Watts arrived quickly on the
scene and several arrests were made, but u
buddy escaped.
1t seems that buddy and friend named :.
| Harry Angus entered the saloon together.
| Duddy knew one man in the gang already +,
there, who also lived in Cambridgeport.
| Cronau called some hard names. and =
they went for him. Buddy and Angus
| both punched bim, but 1t has since been
| learned that the final blow that knocked
| Cronan down
Was Struck by Angas-
| Captain Watts told the story of the ar
rest and the subsequent chase and cap
ture of buddy last evening.
II had the doors locked rs soon as | got u
into the saloon and began to pick out
| those concerned and some witnesses" he
began.
II arrested these and bad them locked
up: John 5 Mulyerhiil f +. Daniels,
Arthur H. Hackett, William Durnan and
Edward T. Downs. As | came out of the
place, a man pointed down the street and
said ought to arrest the two walking
along there | ran after them and gra bbed
their arms. a.
Both uten showed HgDJ ana Duuuy,
whom did mot know at the time, got =.
away. The other was Angus and l took ''
him to the station. sf
Then, as soon as / learned the facts. 1T
| took several officers and started for os
Cambridge to LOOK up buddy, He lives
at 10 Broadway, but WAS not at home.
then sent Sp, cal Officer Gilmore and
Officer Hickey back to search the West
End
I'VE stayed IN Cambridge until l.
o'clock this morning. We got on his
track and followed him
Irorn Place to Place.
At one place they said he was going to |,
visit relatives in Brighton, SO we followed.
but they had heard nothing If him
lie had started all right, but, becoming
frightened had got off the car, climbed T.
the fence at Beacon park and spent the
night there -Il1s aitsSUaao we went - y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

Mr.. Cha.. II. Davis brought il
Journal oiiice, Saturday, severa
containing apple blossoms and oa'
picked them on the Ben Ward pl
Northern avenue, and says the wh'
has blossomed out profusely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

Lawyer F. l.. Staples left this mornins
for Augusta. where he 10 nov . partner IN
the frm Of Baker, Baker & Staples OF tna'
city. He will be much missed by his BAH
friend. and especially by the Spider Cluo,
of which he vas one Of the founders, pot
they wish him the best Of success IN nus
new work. rising young lawyer OF Kun
ferd Falls is negotiating for the purchase
of the Office and library of F. L. Staples 10
this city and it is probable that We may
have . new man here to take Mr.. Staples
place.-Bath Times. Sept. e3.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

The Best Sslve in the world for Cut.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhenm, Fevel
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, Chilbisins
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions. and posl
lively cures Piles. or no pay required
is guaranteed to give perfect ssti-faction
or money refunded. Price 20 cents PEE
box. For sale by ". A. Erskine, Gardiner
iul, 2ieod&w folrm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

T.. c Dolliver, the tailor, has 4
the offer of an interest in a good \
is Boston and will shortly remove
city
&. q Besne, wife and daughter ,
ton, who were guests at the Cony
days last week. returned to their no
urday.
John Priest, the once noted ball p
Maine, now of Portsmouth, n.
companied by Mrs. Priest was in
Saturday.
J.U. McCone of Auburn, who bl
working on the Journal for the pas
in the local department, returned
home on the Pullman on Saturda;
ing.
Among the guests at the Cony ov
day were noticed william V. Morris
N. Y; W. F. Carpenter Waterville
Jacobs, Portland; n. c. Skinner ,Sti
N.Y.; NJ. johnson and j. j. Mct
of Molunkus. .
DR.. A. L. Parsons some time sine
ed that the state of his health would
nit him to stay another winter in
ton and much to his regret and of t
,itude of friends of himself and
will be obliged to go to T. xas or Ne
ic, next month. He was obliged
up Bis rapidly increasing practice sol
,ince, and has been confined to tn
At quite frequent intervals OF late
Parsons and Infant son will go to
in Augusta till definite arrsngeme
made for their future home .-Bu
Cor. Bangor News.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25
Personals.


Charles B. Chick passed the Sabbath at
Boothbay.
AZ. Gerald Of Fairfield, was in the city
Saturday.
&c. Poss Of Mt. Vernon was in the ctiy
Saturday.
Alden Pierce Of WinsIow, was in the
city Saturday.
W. n. Tohey Of Cross Hill, was in the
city Saturday.
H. X Smith of Lubec, passed the Sab
bath in thi, city.
William H. Folsom was in G.riiner on
business Saturday.
Hol. J. II. Maniey passed the Sabbath
at bis cottage at Small Point.
William n. French of West Farming
dale, was in the city Saturday.
C. Y. Gotta. ESQ.,, and wife Of Skowhe-
gsn, were in the city SATURDAY..
NIB Drew OF Mechanic Falls. AMI
laughter Louise, were In the city over Sun
day.
T. franklin and NJ. r. Learned of
UayerhllI were At the City Hotel over Sun
d,y.
Ffsrk Silver Of Beverly, Mass broth =
Of George SILVER. va, in he div over Sun.
day.
Dana Pi.hon of the Dirigo Bu-Inrss C.i-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

The Non Partisan "Ys- will meet at 7-So
o'clock this, Monday, evening With Miss l..
N. LeProhon. at the corner Of Court and
Sew all streets, for the election Of ofsicers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25
How to
BuyGrOCerieS

4 Take salt for example. What
y do you ask your grocer for
4 just plain salt, and take what
he gives you? Do you ever
= stop to think that there is as
4 much difference in the quality
= of salt as there is In butter :
= It's so, and the good salt Is
A moreeconomical than thepoor
' because it goes farther. The
way to get the best Is to ask
4 for Diamond Crystal Salt. It's
y clear salt-without anything
4 else-no impurities; no adul-
= Misunderstanding but salt.
= AT all grocers. Prepared by
Diamond Crystal san q. 4 Clair, Ma.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

Our friends Will pieaeo sosuo11
bev that under no 0onOl0oen1(
will IN excha0go ~ booko Z
permitted after any booA esao r.
ire once. u 10 net tipo p0spoO0
this eslce - insttsUto . essossao1
110Tnev.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25
COLUMBUS SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS!
FINE CLOTH

desperate Woman. A
Adsh NJ. Howard.
'Drcadfu' Temptation,
A. Mrs. A. McVeigtl
Miller.
Death Bed Marriage, A,
Charlotte NJ. Stanley,
Eye. ). Barring Gould,
Frozen Pirate. The. "
ClHk Russell
False Start, A. .Smari
For Maniis's sake
Allen.
Grimm's Housshol'i
FAIRY Tales. Brother
Grimm.
'Guy heomore's Wife
Mrs A. MeSeigi
Miller. ..5.
ifouse on the Mar-h
Toe. A novel. +. " .d
usu
Hon. Mrs. Nereker. The
The D1eliess."
Handy Aud J.. :. Lover
lyanlioe. Sir Walter
Scott.
Jane Eyre. e ijronte
- nIg 49,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

sAL eosstinR seon o. Ct aay ef ~ ss411 aG1
etes.
The books ere rot fes sals - vln only ~ ~
ost 70 hos1ers Of oospons. Ths ~ Dgloes6 q
books. tOwiag 10 lscA Of spass ~ ~ Wfls
psbiislssd IN 0sr daily On noslays ea1y.1
In osdeSIng By Dail several eooks dAege1
named. snless yos are willing 70 yA1t oooQ
exhsusted ssRbers car - Supesie1.
JOURNAL ratsoDs ear secass theee boooo - I
JOURNAL c0unting room.
Or readers cos - samples Of thses Voll5
aay tine By calling at any on4 Of ~ abeve -
pieoss. Orders for books 10 be eeot y - -
sunImss B yEsi1
AsnseA -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

.An ord Mans Darling
Mrs A. McVeigh Mil
/ her
Adde'S Husband. Cisy
Allan Qpartcrmain. "
/ Rider Haggard.
A. IN a Looking Glass
r. G. Philips.
Arabian Nights Enter
iainTnent.
Attae World's Mercy. A
novel. Florence War
den.
Bag of Diamonds, The
A Detective story
tenu-
'Bonnie Dora Mrs
Alex. McYeigl. Miller
Br, erie Langton. II
Smart
.Briae OF the Tomb
Mrs. Alex. McTeigi
Miller.
Camille. Alex.Dumas, jE
On Ids History Of Eng
land. ChsFles Dickens
'COun,,.-s Vera. Mr.. a
NcNeigii Miller.
Dat.lrss Bargain. A. A
novel. e.. l.. Perkins
Deer Slayer, The
Cooper
Dukes Secret. The. &
NJ. Braeme.
Deidee, or, ifi" irot
Hand. Florence
" arden.
Doris's Fortune. Wa
dca.
bark House, The; or, 4
Knot Unraveilod. Fem
Dcs's Waudefings
>tu'gis.
sDuuhly Wrongrd.
Adah NJ. Hop arr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25
Marriieo.

LINCOLN.
Dr.sdsn-sspt 20, at the residence Of the
brid,'. nsrent- b. George j. Palmer b.q-, Ever
e,t NJ Maudletf and Miss Carrie h. Reed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25
FOR SALE

Dh1e ATT. SALE NOUsb nOl.D TIT
- NlTUH The household and ibnft
furniture nf tue Rev " akcr Gwynue at \ Mark
R.ctory, No ii summer ST., Augusta Maine, eon,
ss'ing of steinwsy piano. library aud paria'
d.sk,, el, CANT tookeae enclosed and open. wal
nut and oak sidcbosrds. dining and kitchen Ia.
quins. dining, parior and stiiag IN chars,
rockers, wsrdrobcs. center tsbles, sofa. oaugcr
ottomans maj BILE aid onyx ciocks wash stands, u
reaus. baby rage, wood stove, LAMPS cook Il
and many other useful things pertninng To Ia ~
and well furnished house Sale to commen.r
Monday, October =, lsi3, and continue during III.
week. sale to be conducted by Mr.. Y. II, tlweil
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25
Diieo.


Aurusta-sept. y. Mr.. Susan Emery Badger
wifi. Of William 5. Badger, aged ~ years ahi
months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25

Struck Down. A novel
Uawiey Smart.
Second Thoughts. A
novel. Two volumei
1 IA oar. Rhodl
Broughton.
Strange Case of DIR
/ Jeky Il and Mr.. Hyde
X. l.. Stevenson.
Thr. e Men In u Boat
jerome X. jerome.
Ton Browns scboo
, avs. 7 b I'm IA
Hughes.
Tour Of the World il
Eighty Days. julie
Verne.
Twcn'y 7 hous q q {
Leagues Under th'
Sea, Verne.
The Two Orphans. X
D'Ennery.
Two Yesrs Before tn
: Mast. X II Dana, Jr
Under Currents. "Ih'
Duchess "
Vagr4n; Wife. A. A
! novel. Florence War
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-25
Worlds Fair, Chicago,

100 -NIGHTS TS-1OO-
The most gorgeous and elaborate production
ever seen ia Augusta
Regular Prices-sae Of seats opens Mon.
dav 25th inst Also at q. " Browns, Gardiner.
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