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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
KNOWLEDGE
comfort and improvement and

,-,,rs comfort and improvement and
bTlH5 n personal enjoyment when
tenl Is. w,Jsed. The many, who live bet
nsa ,b?n others and enjoy life more, with
t ieE 'I S"Tpenditure, by more promptly
lfS ,+ fn5 the worlds best products to
aPnoe5s of physical being, will attest
the n roIne to health of the pure liquid
tt the we principles embraced in the
n im"iv Syrup of. Figs.
e1 T,s Icyecllence is due to its presenting
. Il! .5e form most acceptable and pleas
IN IN 't ~ the taste, the refreshing and truly
aannn AM properties of perfect lax
penn t;ra efiectually cleansing the system,
Ta., ,c colds, headaches and fevers
G Cr4 permanently curing constipation:
I :. has riyen satisfaction to millions and
n :, ~ with the approval of the medical
Aet because it acts on the Kid
I my., Liver and Bowels without weak
a a, them and it is perfectly free from
o or,IT Objectionable substance.
'' Scrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
,.;st. in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man.
sifsctured bv the California Fig Syrup
r. onlv. whose name is printed on every
nscLace. also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and beinr well informed, you will not
",, any Substitute if offered.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
Obituary

PREEMPTIoN, May There died
at the home of her son-in-law. Ben
jamin Whitsitt. Presumption, April
20, Mrs. Elizabeth Betty. relict
of the late John Betty. The funeral
took place on Friday, 2Sth, at $3.50
a. m. Services were conducted by
Rev. McGreight. of Preemption. with
interment at Chippiannock cemetery,
Rock Island. Deceased was born in
Managham county. Ireland, January
"a. 1903, and was the mother of six
children. who survive her. j. +. Bet
ty, of Hazelton, Kan, Mrs. ID. j.
Cleland, Pierce, Neb., Mrs. W. II.
Harte, Philadelphia, Pa, j. w. Bet
ty, Bowling, Mrs. Benjamin Whit
sett, Presumption. and Mrs. r. Cramp-
ton. Rock Island.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
BOSTON STORE.
Four Hour sale From a. IN. Until

Four Hour sale From a. IN. Until
The following for Friday morning
only:
twenty-five per cent discount" on
all colored dress goods.
This discount Is deducted from the
regular and reduced prices. 1t means
positive saving OF one-fourth the
price. No fictitious figures or values
are tolerated, but % per cent dis
count means - per cent less than you
will have to pay for the same goods
after - o'clock.
..Foule Veilings" 32-inch. wash
fabrics. all new styles. value 81 to Zoe
all 90 al 63c per yard.
..Ginghams "-You cannot get too
many of these desirable goods. Fri
day we will offer 10 yds of Zephyr for
soc, which would bc cheap for S1.25;
quantities less than 10 yds sc per
yard.
..Tickings''-Another lot of double
fold 1Sc ticking for 124c per yd.
Ticking fancy straw tick
ing for SIC per yd.
HARMED. PURsEL N NoN MAUR.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
Preserving Railroad Property.

The following order was issued to all
station agents and section foremen along
the line of the Maine Central railroad re-
Gently:
You will not allow any parties to
place posters or advertisements on walls
or fences belonging to this company, nor
upon any objects upon land belonging to
this company or within our right of way.
1t is the intention of this company TO
have its station grounds and right of
way present a neat and attractive ap-
pearance, and your cooperation in Sc
curing this is desired and expected,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.
| Death of II. a. j. Mcdonald This Morning
| "A Well Spent Life.


This morning at an early hour an
other of Rock Islands oldest and best
known citizens answered the final
summons and passed to his reward.
II. A. j. Mcdonald. one of the ear
ly pioneer settlers, died suddenly at
his home, 1926 Fourth avenue, of
heart failure, at 4 O'Clock this morn
ing, aged nearly 73 years. Mr. Nc
Donald had been taken with a sinking
spell some three weeks ago, but had
recovered sufficiently to be about and
was apparently all right when he re-
tired last evening. He was again at
tackled suddenly this morning, and
died before the members of the fami-
ly could reach his bedside.
An Old Time Resident.
Deceased was born at Blairsville.
Pa, June 80, 1920, and grew up in
that section, being united in mar
riage with Miss Sarah j. Alexander
at Greenville. Pa, May l, 1915. They
came west and settled in Rock ISL
and in May, 1850, and have since re-
sided here continuously. A carpen-
ter by trade, Mr.. Mcdonald first en-
barked in contracting and building,
which he followed for number Of
years, later going into the grocery
business at Fourth avenue and Twen-
ty-third street, from which he retired
about five years ago. Mr.. Mcdonald
| by his long residence here had be-
| come well known throughout the
city as an honorable, upright citizen
and had the highest esteem of all
who knew him. He leaves besides a
widow. seven children as follows:
Mrs. James Carl and Mrs. A. Carl, oil
this city, John A., of Denver. Col,
Samuel p. of Nanamoi, b. c., Mrs.
+. c. Wakefield and Hugh A. j., Jr.,
of this city, and George, of Omaha.
| The exact time of the funeral has
not yet been settled upon. but vii
probably be Sunday afternoon.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
Local Trotting Course q.

William Gallagher, an old and eN-
perienced tri-city horseman, has
leased the old fair grounds race
track and is having it put into first
class shape, and the buildings about
it put in good state of repair pre-
paratory to placing it at the disposal
of the local owners of blooded stock
or roadsters in which they take pride.
1t is expected to use the course not
ONLY for speeding purposes. but
to erect grand stand and
have meetings of no mean order occa-
SionallV.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
VIII of the Late Mrs. Trcfz.

The viii of the late Mrs. Catherine
Trefz was filed for probate in the
county court this morning. 1t bears
date of Jan. ~, 1898, and was wit
messed by Conrad Schneider and
Henry c. wilkins. To her son Chris
topher W. Trefz, she bequeathes the
sum of $500, the homestead and per
sonal property to be divided between
him and his brother William. To
Henry, another son, she leaves 500,
George and Bessie Trefz, grand child
rem. being each left $25. c. w. Trefz
is appointed executor without bond.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04

y St Louis woman has perfected 4
patent to cover the process of making
'-sweet potato -four" The processes are
those peeling the potato and kiln drying
the peel so that it viii keep for any
length of time as a food tor live stock:
of drying and grinding the potato into
three distinct grades Of -four. and also
of slicing and drying it in the form of
Saratoga chips. New York Telegram.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
Police Points.

Magistrate-elect Schroeder is still
waiting for the letter that hash t
come from Springfield which is daily
expected. His commission will prob
ably arrive in a day or two
Ferd Gross was brought before
Justice Halves today on complaint of
Capt. Sprake, of the Salvation army,
who charged him with disturbing a
religious meeting Justice Halves
assessed him So and costs.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
THE GRAND JURY.
1t Indicts DR.. Boyer for Murder and Adj
iourns Until Tomorrow.

The grand jury adjourned last
evening until 9 O'Clock tomorrow
morning in order to give States At
torney Searle an opportunity to draw
up some indictments.
The jury has returned one true bill,
however. that of murder against DR..
f. Nj. Boyer, who is confined in the
county Jail.
The Indictment grows out of the
drowning by Mabel La Grange of her
|illegitimate child in the Mississippi
river Il few weeks ago.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
FAvORS PEORIA.
The House Expresses Itself on the Location
of the State Fair.

A telegram to the ARGUS from
Representative j. H. Mulligan this
afternoon announces that the bill To-
eating the state fair at Peoria perma-
nently passed the house today. The
success of the measure looking to
fixing of Peoria as the state fair city
would be met with appreciation in
Rock Island. Peoria is not Only adj
mirably situated for the fair general
ly, but is the most convenient point
for the people of this section.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
River RiDiefS.

The stage of water at Rock Island
bridge at noon to-day was 1920 and
the temperature was 53.
The +. Weyerhauser came down
with eight strings of logs and the Cy-
clone with 10. The Sidney and Verne
Swain came down and the Sam Atlee,
Abner Gle and Verne Swain passed
up
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
Card of Thanks.

| desire to publicly acknowledge
the deep sense of gratitude L feel to
all who showed me so much kindness
and sympathy in the hour of my late
affection. EDWARD BURRILL. Jr.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
Souvenir Tea Cups.

l have received a large assort-
ment of Haviland. China cups
and saucers, tastefully decorated,
useful at any time, and particu-
larly desirable as single gifts be-
cause each one. across the out
side, is lettered in a pretty gold
scrip, souvenir, Rock Island
Price 60c each.
Being of the very best China.
an ornament in themselves, i eX-
pect a rapid sale.
G.. NJ. LOOSELY.
China, Glass and Lamps.
1909 Second Avenue.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-04
Geo. +. Roth. II. 4, Donaldson.
Roth & DOnaldSOl'S
Real Estate
LAND EXCHANGES.

If You contemplate buying. selling
or exchanging residence or business
propcrty,rit viii positively pay you
TO call on us. rs we constantly have
Il large list of desirable property on
our books to select from and we can
supply your wants promptly. We
also have q number of choice lots in
al parts of the city and will under
take to build number of houses for
our customers on terms very greatly
TO their advantage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07

ops eepa n day. that IL very smsii -. n
Insahs NJ most bal ", " In the woskinl yeos.
fei !. prop. ny appbed. one cent dsy wfn wesb
wonders. FOR instance, " vii seeaee " evesy
res.i,r o. The Daily ksnasb-c JoUKsAL u ysai.
library ~ twenty tive volumes a. slA6Aaf4
work veil printed and haudsonseiy bsaad n
ornantAptsi cloth. IT'S som % small ihas fh~Fo
IL no but Gun afford u and whsa the opDcs-
tunity IL pfesertrd ~ II is now by ihe JOuR6AL
TO obtain god b,oks for this merely seminal pfieo
there should BE- no bssfaney u seosDt-
Ing Il. The Journal Book coupos b psibt-
ed In ta!s issnr. f0rrtsep VI these ce1Douo
numbered conseoattveiy, mailed 10. OF tssssatel
at ths efhee With hfsen esnts ja easA,
~iii ertins the holder 10 ssiesl asf
book from the thousand volumes of sta9Aas9
vofhs purchased 70 be dirritvts1 asscna JOCn
NAL readers. Orders f0- books TO be scst By ua10
mus. in sil cascs. be accompanied by sshl11eoe
stamps, cts. 10 pay postage. Il u not seesssasy
10 befin With coupon No J. Begin with any num.
bef aud fourteen coupons col secstiysly snnAsge1
there from siii do. When yos havs foer>ssa,
come to the oii,os and get your book bet - ~
s!op at that. ssve ~ fo1rfess more 80 ~ -
cs tef boot and keep on while this o1ss 1Ast1.
.jorRsaL readers svert where sFe entitled ~ ~
oFcf. II any reader cannot eaSiiy reaeb - AGnnGp
where books are TO be hsd, sead In tn so6DolD
with fiseen cents and eight essts sdltttsaG ~
postage, snd the book Will BE- mailed.
All who want thsse books sboal1 ee1W ~ -
per at onoe. They will s0t osiy ~ ths boolD ~
'be beet daily newspaper IN the 6ta1e. 4vogy
rekdsr who sxyes the coupons y satftIs1 - -
hook evssy fourtssn days a11ss ~ oon114ooo
rs1seS on the o0spos.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07
wGpNEspAY. Sept, 9Th

" tSFh7Ps = PFPN, NesA-
D1pylcy ?, Al vs GiGord,-~The testi-
pGny In ,Als rs-e was nearly concluded at
toP. VI when court adjourned until
uorninx 20 allow one Of the counsel in the
ra.e % attend to previous engagement.
There are few better known men ia the
smploy of tbs Name Central than blsanAh
II Walker. the Augusta ticket agent Ar.
Walker Was born IN Portland but while he
ea. .tll only rhl1 his parents removed
to Yarmouth Here vhile attending school
be- spent most If h;- spare time about the
rallroai OFF, and in tl- way picked up
snosledge Of ,elsgraphing. The result was
that he decided To adopt rsilroading as bis
ifr ~ors and IN l1G0 he entered the EN-
ploy OF the Grand Trunk Railway and was
sent TO The Island Pond station on that road
a. ticket agent AMI operator. After
couple ot years he was transferred to Var
mouth station and in is5j he left the Grand
Trunk and accepted similar position on
ih, Portland and ksunebcc at the Vsssal-
boro station He was there ts0 years and
vas then transferred To Augusta and before
long "a, promoted to chief operator and
ASSISTANT to the sap,tintea lent. un Ter Sup
rra'snd~n, l.. t. Lincoln. now holding
similar position on the Portland ami Rum
ford Fan. K r. when Mr. Paysen Tucker
assumed charge Of the Maine Central
ia i-su, TIE general rtiiees Of the
road were transferred from Aa-
sas,4 to rartlsaI Mr. Walker became
station and freight agent in Algus-
"a lie he'll this place until three years
tgo when. Ais health faih1g him, he was
made ticket lgenj here. There is one rather
curious feature Of Mr.. walkers connection
wth the Maine Central ani thst is that
daung 'he p years he has spent in its ser
vice be has never heen east of Waterville.
never in Ba'h, never on the back route and
o.ger vest Of Portland. Since he was born.
beyond the immed ,te vicinity of the places
where ho has lived or has worked, he hss
been IN IrNtston only There are few men
in Ns ~ Who can equal III. curious record.
Ii Horace GREELEY was living today he
wpull undoubtedly say go To Aroostook,
yaung man esprc ally 50 If he read the
Mtnc reutrals plverus, mtnt in the JorR-
VA II thc great. low pri-ei excursion to
the garden gounty On Sanlay Monday
AMI Tuesday, september 10. II, AID J2'
the snterprsing spirit that dominates the
county AroAstook is destined tp make a
uarvelon. sdysuce within very few
wears Every one should see this slrg n
county bef1Te ,t has been changed by the
RAPID slsance Of ciyiiikttlo1. Those per
'ons vho 70 on the Maine Central excur-
sion. II, 1t seek will sse the wonderful Land
scaps Of the country at It's best They viii
he given an opportunity to inspect region
n fertile as Kansas ~ unspoii as the
Rnckis. a. will a. the Sssk atchewan sn'l
yet Within rsa,h of the great markets o'
the east They viii SEQ the finest farm
in Nsv England and entsrprising mtnaf@c-
turing tovns ia tn" very midst of the wI -
deruea Fer all these reasons it is ssfe'tI
predict that the railroad will be taxed 10
carry he cforis of crcursionists e, Il hul-
DAY, Tuesday ami Wednesday.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07

W. S Lsmpson is having the Park h'use
painted and the buildings already present >
very different appearance from their fornsf
coalition. The house 10 steadily gaining IN
popularity and custom and j. doing qniet
and good business filing the long felt vaht
of good, lsw priced family bcssa
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07
SUPERIOR C0UhI.
s.o,smber refm-0 G Hail, Justice, Pre-
Sding.

" EHnATE, Clerk.
1T. CaaLEtoS. County Attorney.
& F. SpnfuN, sbenf.
\ Ss,tf, St-nographer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07
COLUMBUS SERIES OF STANDARD WORKS!


Sketch Book. The.
Irving,
swiss Family Robinson.
The.
, struck Down. A novel.
iiawiey smart.
Second Thoughts. A
novel. Tao volumes
IN enc. kiiod4
Broughton.
StrnnKe Case OF Df.
Jek u ana Mr.. HYDE.
Y. L. stevenson
| Tar. G Men la a boat.
| Jerome h Jerome.
Tom isrown's school
Day Th o IA 4 .
Hasllrs.
Toar Of thr Word In
t.Shty Days y Jslcs
Verne.
Twenty T hous au q
Leagues Cnder the
Sea. Verne,
THE Two Orphans. X
Dt.nnefy.
Two fe rs Before the
Mast. X, II Dana, Jr.
Under Currents. The
! Duchess"
vagrsnt wifi, A. 4
povei. Fiornoe War
| den.
Vivian. The Beauty. 4
mover. Mrs. A. Ed
wardes.
| Wifch's Head. II Rid
| er Hsgssrd.
.-ssl IHarta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07

f, -Desperste Woman. A
Adah n. How ard.
sDrestitai Temp anon
| A Mrs. A. MeNeig,
| Miller.
Death Bed Marriage, A
| Charlotte n. STANLEY
East Lynne. Mrs. II
" osd.
Eve. :. Barring Gould
| Frozen Parsie. The. W
/ Clark Russell
False start. A, H.Smar
For Gsulie's SAKE
alien.
| Gr;mm's Hoasshol,
FAIRY Tales. Brother
| Grimm.
stsay kenmofc's Wife
Mrs. A. McVeisl
Miller.
Hone on the Marsh
Tae. A novel. +. " ar
den
Hon. Mrs. vereker, The
I The Daehess."
Handy Andy. 5. Lover
Iyanboe. Sir W aite
| Scott.
.JAesiaeilna. Mrs. Alex
| Nc Weigh Miller.
! Jane Eyre. q Bron;e
I John Halifax, Gentle
man Miss Mulech.
jet: Her Face Her For
tune. Mrs. Ami,
Edwardes.
Lady Audley'. Secret
Miss NJ l.. Bradiog
Last of the Mol
The James fefiiuf'
| Cooper. with
Lorna poone' lin I
Lite. Eemorspfiowe
The Duchess ID otl
'Iift!e s,olden's ~rJ
| ter, A. McNeiIN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07

Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
Sept. 10, Ai2,
From stsfiops and at rates ~ follows
From, uripcspal stations, Portland 70 Augusta.
il elusive, ana Portland 10 Readhcl1. including
brunswick. Ban, auburn, Lewiston and STOW
began How ton snd rcturn 81 90, Fort fsir-
hsld and return 1928 Presque Isle snd re'arn
~nSSS Lincoln Railroad stations to Houl-
Tor, Ard return. SO. Fort Fsirhe d and ie
torp, a. "a. Prssgae Isle and return. 900
lIrerinuTe Falls and Pennington 20 HsuIfou
and recirn. 8 90. Fort Fairf-ld and return
q 2S fresaae Is sHd return, 9 SO.
Foxcrvft 10 HonliOu and return, O.. DO fef'
FAIRFIELD AID return, 2 rs, Presqae Isle and re
Bsifast. Plitsfeld, Newport and Dexter to heui-
ton and return; 600, Fort tsirneia ana re-
ture. 7.25 Pre>4ue ,le and rslurn, Z.oO.
Hsnsor f5roro ana eldtown TO Hoaiton snd re
tara q so Fort Fsrtsid and return. o.7o.
Presqae Tsle and return, g 90.
E.snc0 n to Hugltoa aes rrtarb. 400. fof'
Faifti~id nat return. 5. as Presque isie ana re
urn, s. 60. u.,..
-urn, 4 40, For, fairtie d asd return. 4 IS,
I'r,s.'iSe 1sis and retarn. 5 &C.
ks,gsrs 50 iieuIton and return, *.ZS. feri
Fai H. ID and return. 4.So. Prssqae Isle and
pts fe.r6 and FORE, to HoHltan snd re arm,
SO For, Fairfield aud return, 3 IS fresine
i-.c :. u return. 400.
Tbrkets good retarn HufN oftcber 5sh.
Psysny Tt-cKwR V p 4 Gen. Manager.
r T. r.. thor. Gen fass- s. hesetagt.
septoeff
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07


Will II. DGntons two boys are visiting
their grandparents at Newport. With some
frienis the two boys were out fishing Tues
day. Bert, the elder, was has iag No luck
while his younger brother pulled IN nsh
after Ssh. The party began to chat Bert
who stood il a. long as he could.
then. gl2neiug up he said; That's
all right, fellow., but how's this,
aud seixing his shotgun brought down q
large bissern that vas flying by overhead
II was sn excellent wing shot and restored
the boy to his former position ia bis own
and his frienis' esteem. Ills father has
received the bird and will have II stuasd.
The boy is Is and has been shooting fef
enly few men,hs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07

oyAwSgg siEL's aIsrosic SILb WEST
Good .ixed sadisness we're present at
nth perform snces Of "Pa~nee Bills His
,a,.e WiA West" at the Augusta driving
oark' Wednesday.
on the Whole it is an excellent travelling
,omsinstion and aEoris entertainment to
.hlle asay couple Of hours most pleas
andy
The STANDARD speciil,ies we're carried ont
.aeee.fnily The Indians were real. the
rag toy. anA Isxicans natural and the
gsdouns interesting. Eldridge, the con
,ort.oni.t. vas far above the average. The
.bo,ans sAs fair. while the lassooing va,
saasaaliy zsoi. The ssrIons historical
,.sroduciiuas we're exciting. The Will
W-a left III sPecial tram early in the
morn n Tor Bath, where 1t ~iil exhibit To-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07

sAnplss Of thsss booss 90 - ssn = ~ JoUD,
xAL sosstias reos o. u asy u ~ siaase -
e1es- ~. a. d. 4 "a. " f u
out 70 holders Of essreas. N ~ eD1D9f1qe
books. fOviss 70 iaet Of spaes ~ ~ ~ y
1ubiis,sed In or daily % 3osdays ealy1
fs ordering by nail seyesaa beoAe 4ou1 -
exhsssseA sssbefs saa b. s6fDlisl.
JOURNAL Datsens eaa sseoso tAses boo1D = ~
JorkyAL sosstfng SooD.
sny tine b Satlia6 q asy 6ss u ~ abevs -
pisces. OT1avs fes books - - ssat u - oDul
Dunausu 3 DISvR
AaGnaA -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07

4 lef.
-iAstle Mana Howard.
Michael Strogof. Verne.
Mr.. for;eseae. W
Westx'i.
Master Of the Nine, The.
Robert buchanan.
Matt, u Tale Of u Tara
van. hob ri Bu 'haa-
an.
Mss,ery of = Hanson
| Cab. Fergus "
Hume.
Master OF the Ceremo-
MES. The. A novel.
fsun. a
Mollie baw "fhe
| DIShes.."
Vapors. Cobbae.
NHn's Curse. Tue. Rid
dell.
Old Mam'seile's Secret
Frctn she German OF
h.. Ma'litt-
Oliver Tw st. p.cken.
one Maids Mischief.
Fem.
Pathti nder The. Cooper.
Pioneers, The. Cooper.
Prairie, The. Cooper.
Prince of Darkness. A.
A novel. Florence
Warden.
.Queenie's Terrible Sc
oref. Mrs. A. MeNeist
| Miller.
Reproach of Anncsley,
The. 5. Maxwell. Grey
4 ~ ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07

.uosrs cnIsro.'

There's = pecuIiar fascination about the
s..y Of Monte cristoT which time seems
a,,sIs TO craze and which ciinss A. closely
70 theatre -zoefs Low - In he nrss days Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07
.nns;

a, sroAuesion IS or dozen yesrs ego.
lanes Orssin has made the part Of the
..as,,.rytli.onxire the Count Of Monte Cris-
tn rkal i j, and today IL the only exponent
=. sp~ sf the best and strongest ,omarsie
,i,s. ever produced. Mr.. 0'Seili pays bis
Ara, risis 10 Augusta this, Thursday. even
;ug and siil s.Ee Production Of Monte
,-,,,to rhieh has never been squaiied beth
IN ,o strength Of the supporting company
ard gagniacenee Of costumes and scenery
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07

, Airy f-iry Lillian. The
Duciaess.
AN q d Maa'. Darling.
Mr.. A. Mcveish Nil
Ter.
Adde'S Husband. Clay.
Allan Qasrteriaain- II.
Rider iissgard.
Astaa Looktng Glass
=. c. Philips,
Arabian highis' Enter-
tainment
Attilc W orld's Mercy. A
moved. Florence " ar
den.
Bag of Diamonds. The.
A Effective s;ery.
Fem.
.BsBnis Dora. Mrs
AieN. MeNefgh Miller.
Br, exile Iangtes. III.
Smart
.Bside OF the Tomb,
ar-. Alex. MeNelgh
Millef
Camille. Alex Dumas. u.
ca IDS History Of Ing.
laad. Charles Dickens.
Counties Vars. Mrs. A.
Meteigh Miller.
I Dateiess Bargain. A. A
| novel. G. l.. Perkins.
Deer Slayer. The.
| Cooper.
Dora i'horne .B. VI. Clay.
DBke's srcrt. The {.
| ". BrAeme.
D,liee, or. the Iron
| Hand. Florence
" arden.
D0ris's Fortune. War
| drn.
Lark House, The; or, A
I Knot unrsyslled. Fem
| Des's Wauderings.
/ siargis.
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AdAh NJ. HoTarJ.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1893-09-07

Tie managers Of ST. MARKS Home graft
fully acknos edge the follo~ing donations
for the month of August Mrs- Thomas
Lamtard, raspherries; Mrs. John Goodwin.
rsspherries Mr. q. u. Laubard. strieg
beans. beets, tarnips and carrots; Mrs. H..
Williams. string beans sni cueumbers
Mrs. Richard Geol~ ia, gooseberries, string
beans. apples. sweet cora and tomatoes !;
Miss Psrrott. strior beans and let;uce
Miss Lor gfeIlew. apples; Mr., Ralph Jem'-
sou, peaches aud grapes, Fowler & Ham
len. two table cloths, kuowitou i Young,
sworl fish Mrs. Walker Gsynne, curtains.
toilet sets. lsmhreqain, pictures, and sun
dry other useful srtielss.