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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

/ Scott, Andrews, Nurtner, tOliugtou
The second nilr found the riders guinl
as follovs. Moore. shurts. Scott, Hye
Coiington, Andrews, Gor,1er ThirI
mile Sburts, Moore. scott aud C,siinA
ton--Hye, Andrews anil Gurtner drop,
ping out. Fourth Moore. Scott. shur,s
C,dingt"n, the latter giving up a, III,
Close of this turn finh-The remA nins
threa went sround ., = clipping pace
finishing the mile In us, the lSc.t ~ th,
i've. with Moore jumping Ahes,l. fol
low-'i hard 10y shurts. and Scott gosI
third II was meet exciting. and many
thought Scott wuuld accomplish q win.
ming. hu, the spnrt nf Mon~ Was t~,
| strung,
Tune. l+t7, the Ice, male "a the track
thai ~ last year, Won hy =. u Rhchi. oi
this city. being 1889 on the sam. track
R-curvi~d by isp-' ~. 3 O3. Z .35. . ud,
~, $50. TO- 80. II %, l3 -, l4t7.
The winners snd Tom scu,t. who made
| sgsllant race. are all Albuquergu-ans.
hWnre and Scott being quite young men
snd highly connected J. y shurtu. who
won second place. 10 = gusi rider Ani
was locked ulpn by many asa probable
winner, and he showed that h- was ~ II
Mr.. Shuris lives among cycles, being in
the business
LIwN THNNIs
Louis Brooks won the singles with Ju.
lius stasb uf santa III, yesterday, hy
three sets to love
This afternoon y & Hsrk-r and New.
man play J. amt r. stAAh. And the win.
Ders uf this luut will play Bak-r and
BrroksI the winners ~ this CuntrHi Ia
play the holders of the cup, whh-mAn n
aud stamm
PiCkKD rP uS TIM UEptS Sps
A NJ ConAri. of Williams. Arizona,
has three blue ribhonS nn his fine dis.
play 81 s"sAs II Was clean sweep.
~. Bsdaracco, Tor r-i aud whit. wines,
10 prize winner, taking every thing.
To the Arizona Lumber company's ~.
c"llent display uf mnuldingr. box--,
new"l l"r,s, etc Ia attached something
Of = hiulrh cast, which mrau, urs, pre-
mum.
7. 7 Hin-r. "a" htIrk manufacturer Il
WinsluS, n IN clover again, II bring n
blu" rihl"n un the display 'i hiirk.
y, NJ French. On Eimurd n,rt-. aud
kr'nn y W"ln uu crthhowrr aul rAr-
rd-, are thr lucky ONES iu ia" " uzIuw
aggregation ut farmers Who h-ll,.d Ia
make The pavilion wor,hy of rn.,rc,,on.
Hidden away. other LlIr ribbons ON m.
general w,u.low -,h,ln may We, w. un.
ear,h.,l.
n n cr,.,v u.k.. IA. ,,.,o,,, IA.
NAV ~ ...h,;,.,"rsT d,". ,,'''- "''
~,
."rAr's on "hA,e" gAV" al m
s'sn' OF Tue way IL Is done Anh many
,snsS "a, S'opI~u W zee Tue operatives max"
NJ noner" snh S"mm-rriAi Club cignr-
Ao hrs'er 'o.S bee hiN- On tn"
West shie ~ the psvi!inn THIS hrm are
pnSbers ana VIII win hix trade.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

Louis Bruokn won the singles with Ju.
llns s,asb uf santa te, yesterday, by
three sets to love
This afternoon y e. Bsrk-r and New.
mAn play J. snd h stAAh. and the win.
ners uf this lnui will play baker aud
Brooks the winners ~ this cnntcH, Ia
play the holders of the cup, whh-man n
aud Ntamu
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

snoar sroPs
The exhibition Of bass ball play ing. po,
up by the Browns this morning. mus, NO,
be taken - criterion. for every members
10 cApnbss of doing hps gils-sdss work on
the diamoad Geld.
The BarsiAs boys played like "a house
on srs'' In the ars, ipning. AL they
nsed. Capt. Apodscs. 10 70 read up on the
rules, and take advantage Of base run.
ming. They are perfect gentlemen on and
ID tho diamond hcld.
Pitcher CkAvss made ssven of the
Browns fan the air namely; vorhis, l
R.ymsr. 81 Qa'sr, ~ o. AeDoaAid. l.
Pitcher MeDonaid. of tbs Browne. had
the pleasure of striking out four Of the
BArrlAs bAtsmsa-
Thoss nsw-sAnxlsd rules bothered Um.
pirs Johnsoa Considerably thls morning.
aAnEs 80 HoRnow.
Imnsdisisiy ~ o. The game above
manager ksssaa, of tbs 0allups, Mana
Esr Gray. of sks sAa Msssiais, and Capt
ais wevdnAasss. of the Browne, met
supssis.ssdsas Ascrsisht, of,hs 'ouEnA-
sssut. sad v'es-PrssSisp, Hssiy. of ths
Associaasoa. al tho ofio- Of SECRETARY
whsoa, and the names Of the three vim
Mug clubs we're pl=esi IN hAa 70 b
drawn out f~ che ansi gamss' which 70
suited - foiIows;
san harciAl aud AlbaqasrQns 70 play
to-morrow moruins gs@s 70 b called
prvmpsiy ., 10 o'clock .sd 'we smpirss
.-o.s on s.sikss aud balls, aud The other
Co basss-w,ll ofhe'sss'
In ,hs sasrpooa the winasr Of the
moru,nx s..ss ~lll ssoss bate With the
o.lIup elsb, game 10 eaiisd promp,iy a.
n o'eIoek. and two umplrss viii oahciAts.
Il ~.s suggested that two games day
wosld be ousirsly tos bard On the club
wisnias In tbs 1soralns. aud ,hs mem
bsrs Of The assoeiatios % conclude. but
sAs visssoss 70 ths fAar nass nos bs dssAp-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
s.eh,e.'. AS.,ss ~a,xs.

The bess sAlvs In tho world Cor cuts,
bruis~s. sorss. ulcsrs, aAlt rhsam. sevss
sorss, ,s,,sr. caappsd hands. ehublAius,
cWns. anil all skin srup,sons, and Isosi-
lively cures p,lss, or M pay required. I,
10 guaranteed W give perfect sStisiAsi,ou
~ nonsy rsfanded. PROS % e~a,s Pei
boz F'r sale by Dr Th.s Z. Burgess 4
em. arugg,sss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
The Third Days Exhibition q
Grand Success.
Grounds are Crowd, d With Peo.
pie this Afternoon.
Albuquerque Brewss Defeat the Bar.
elias Base Bali Ciub.
GAMES TOMORROW.

Eastern people, In fact good many Of
our own citisens-this includes all Arixo-
NJ and New Mexioo-are surprised n the
One weather % the past three days. We
have had doss Of heavy rains. 20 CON.
mon outside Of Arisous and New Mesico.
aud that 10 VII, We appreciate the beau
t'fui weather. just wba, 10 wanted during
fair week. Let us be thankful.
With the wallopiug Kelly aud his eight
supporters from the little Rio puerco
gave the Meadow City crowd of willow
wielders. began yesterdays festivities.
ending with . good trot showing 2.s7.
two exciting running races, likewise the
championship mile bicycle race aud .
quarter dash. there was much to interest,
even 10 III, of tenuis. 90 dearly admired
by few Of the fair s-l
The pavilion looked great deal more
attractive and will bs full. with exhibits
placed to-day, by 8 O'Clock.
Tue poultry awards indicate much tha,
10 blus--in ribbons-about the poultry
pens. Lovers Of 6ne fowls found much
" admire hero. while Leibschnsr's J-r-
s-ys. on the other side. drew a great
many TO s,uiy the dne points Of their fA-
vorite breed
To-day offered the best program, and
Of coarss there was . big crowd, the
morning being taken mp with the base
ball game bs,wesn Abuqusrqas and
Barslas, AMI nnrc or less Of tennis games
Pvjadioss hsrs,ofors entertained by
visiso~s have bsen wholly removed this
week. watch the rex, fair aud be fully
oouvinosd On this point.
fMs BALL CANE.
This morning the third game Of the
base hall sournsmsus took place 81 the
fAir grounds bsfoss . crowd Of several
hundred SPECTATOR, the eonssstins clubs
being the Albuausrqus Browns and tho
Barrias team. Mr. Johnson. . carpenter
and brothsr OF Architect johnson, was
chosen umpire. and when he call~i
"play" 81 10 O'Clock II was apparent that
. majority Of the spectators were favor
abls 10 the Barelas securing the sealps
of Capt. Woodmanses's unbsatsn colts,
However. their expectations were not rsa-
lissd, although the Barslas boys, with
fair batting. aided by errors. piled up six
runs In their arst inning. They went 10
pieces, however. atsr thai, and the
Browns ksp, incrsasins their seoS until
their Mexican frisnds were % far
behind that the game became an uphill
one and very tiresoms. without go
ing into dssails, the appended summary
will bs read With inssrsst:
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

pointed hence the game will come Oh %
announced In the paragraph above.
A Telegram has been sent 10 Han Mar
siai, Cerillos, Las Vegas and Gallup,
giving the decision of the association and
superintendent of the ,ouruamsns 90 70
the disposition OF the two s~mes, and .
big delegation will no doubt arrive from
the above towns on 10. nish,'s trsiue.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

b,x a.l.1.,,oc w,,l no d.,,,,l .~-,v. g.,
the above ,owns on 10. nirh,'s trsiue.
v,on v,,a.,,, p.u.
Chas. R.,ph.n. os B.,.r. 4. h.r. On
dsy.
JR R,b.r. wen, 70 nj. hom. q, Va,
lace lss, night,
M. a G. smuh y, Rant. NJ 4. .,,.,
Hotel Columbus
uo, INV y.s.,.r ,fI.. Va.
1. In An. .,,v ,o.d.v
u.,
,,..s, nm .,h,h,,,on ,o.d.x
,vu...n-
=, 80 '"' !" ~" A"'o"
|
w"
"''
| a. ~ n"sers' o' Cerr'''os' came down
| AZ A"s''n' o' noni'o rark' near for'
oA"'on' w hero among 'ne oro~d'
| w. ~ see~a'"' son m " H. see~ah
'"e Les vegas )e~e'er' 10 IN 'ne ci'y'
W J Slaughter. the Santa Fe barber,
came n"~n IRON tue capital last night
John Wagner. fhrmerly Of this city,
now of III Paso. 10 here during fair week
M. Ils.,d. NJ the ho..s ~ I,f.,d nr,.
returnesi last night from an eastern trim.
C.H Fr- ....,.,, 4, Iv.,, co,,,,
n wingst., was ON III. quarter stretch
,..,.-,.,
a, man, ., ia. -, c..,,, -,
.,,. g. -. =. A.. .,,.,
,u...d b.. ,.., -,
'"''' "o "'s""
a S. ~a" was ses last week
~ 's' "s"' . 'u"a '"''
'''o' ""- -s ~" "e
"f'nsr' one of the true citizens
.-' ''s 7" :" ''' 0,'y' An' "s hA"
''o' '"~"' "~'" P' u ''"'"
w. y hAneock' the division master
mechanic at Needies' who Was h-r- for u
70" "A''' 'e'' ''' '"0 "e'' 'As' h's"''
The Black oro'brrs, OF Flagstaff, in
creased the iiss OF Ansonans Who are
holding their Own In the metropolis.
b. Tan, ranch owner located south
OF Sost winSA's' VII" emp."ys his h'ne sr
wner'wr'sn' ~ tue sarrsou' F" IN 'ne
s"''
o'~,' % !" ,"e o"y' A"" 7" '"' s''.' :"
a.. "N0' ''"pA'e"'' " '"e '~'
-. 80, - - -. -,
.,,u. N, nr.,.v .',,,n.a -, ,..,
night.
,.,. IL, -, N n w .A
r.i..r. ..., Of IN. CITY. nv, in m, m.
,ro,ol,.. and they ar. .n,ov,ny than.
..iv...
NJ l.. n,,, ., ..,.., -.
Mre John Murray, ot La. y.v... ,e.
msin.d over In the cav, and ar, a, the
fair TODAY.
IT,. p ., .,. -,
sorn.v oS pr,.eo,, xho h.. b.sn IN IN.
city s,uor ve.,.r,.v ooon. v,,I I..v, far
ho,u. .o.nIvh,
Nj u. . v,- u-., "a.
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Cub.ra. vhs,, ,h.v vo ,o ,.u.h In an.
I,d,.. ..AooI
q -. -
w.-.,.. . -. a.. 's....' |
C..S..". - s',, -.
eo0"uc'ors oomsrvhc ana nuf.e" saw
'"-' "" -'P' :"
cnss. bAoo''' o'e of the FiASssAn
pn'nssse OF 'hs' nsm'' was making snr
r"an"s yss'srasy ~'e a. a pa''on An"
y H. oo"'s OF 'ns sAne p'Aos'
Hon. N. A, Otero. Tie San Mixuel ooun.
" rsppbiican cAnddss for tbs nomination
~ delegate 10 congress- 10 In the city, ar
irving last night from Das Vegas.
I'd. strssburx, formsrly q wsli.kuowu
paiutsr Of shis city, nov . prospsuus
merchant of Los Aur.l.s, Cal. ami v,t.
ar. In the city, 70 remain several dsys.
cdy q n,,.u and ~,s " n xs,
nelly, A, q. aoldius AID others. all from
C.rriilos came down 10 the m-,rop,lis
las, nigh, and made . pl.asau, call a, TuE
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

Good old lady 'sII y N"r ne 'hew,
= poor preacher.
"Jam"s why did you enter tho
ministry
"'t"causo ! WAS CALLED" ho an
,wrreu
"Jamcs said lh" old lady Anx
lou'ly as sh" looked up from wiping
her spec taclvs, ARE YOU sure 10
wasn't some othnr noise you heardw
--Christian sentinel
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15

Prof. Rlmore ChAsc, of RSmoaa Indian
school. Santa Ps. is hsre taking In tho
fair and attending 10 other business. He
n located 81 The HishlAad.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-09-15
~, Ru.SInr W ,ib,I

Hungry Higgins--l wi.ht ia Of
aad sense enough 70 90 Ia the noun
tsins last spring Weary Watkins --
I'D like to know wat ter Hungry
Higgins Cause, u w was up In the
Mountains and had any waikiki to do
We could 20 down hill all the time -
indianapolis Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-18

over the back and tying In q large bow at
tho left side Another of black chiffon and
lace had the braces coming over the Shout
ders and tying under npud in front.
The yoke of this is square at the back
and is made of mberry colored satin.
White crcpon crosses embroidered with
colored flowers ale delightful toilet for
summer weather, and some have been
mado UP with green satin bodiccs covered
with guipure lace the collar and waist
bands being Of pink glace velvet.
A very stylish and effective little bod
ice is in green silk striped with white,
gathered into the waist, where it is fin
iShed with II green ribbon. The pointed
collar of beige lace is edged with a gath
cred frill of white chiffon. Frills of the
lace and chiffon border the puff, which
falls only to the elbow, where it is met by
The long glove.
Fancy hl&cl. grenadine skirts, with
white satin bodicns covered with black
lace, show the favor which this combina-
ton of col still receives and are partic-
ularly attractive iiie the hot weather. A
charming cxamplolhad in addition jet and
sapphire velvet trimmings.
A dainty dress q Powered muslin over
eau de nil silk has the hem of the skirt
edged with frillins caught up at intervals
with rosottss of pale green velvet match
Ing the waistband to the full rounded bod
ice, the fullncss drawn up on the shout
dcrs with rosotte of the same velvet, be-
meath which come large soft sleeves.
A Partisan fancy which appears on
some of the newest and smartest summer
gowns is that of slashed waists. In ons
form of these the upper part of the waise
in front is cut like q round yoke reaching
about half way to the bust. From this
point the waist is slashed down to the belt
in bands, an inch or more in width, the
spaces between the bands being filled in
with different material-chiffon, for in
stance, is well used with taffeta silk.
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Railroad and Steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangements of Trains in Effect July
LIST, 1894.
Passenger Trains Leave Augusta as
Follows:
THROUGH TRAINS.

GOING vEST-6.25 A. NJ. for Lewiston,
Rockiand, Portland. Boston and Montreal; Is
A. NJ. for Brunswick, Lewiston, Pennington,
Phillips, Rapgeey, RocklaDd, Portland and Bos-
ton connecting for White Mountain points and
Quebec; II IS express Portland and Boston; 2.fs
and $50 p. NJ. for brunswick, Bath, Portland,
Boston; IL 90 z. NJ. fright Puilmsn) every night
for lewiston Bath, Portland and Boston; LIS A.
NJ, Pori land and Boston.
GOING EAST-l.45 A. NJ. might expression
Skowhegan, Belfast, Bangor, St. Stephen, st.
John and Arcostook county; $50 A. NJ. Bangor,
Bar Hafbor, OLD Town and Bangor Aroostook
Railroad; 9l2 A. NJ. for WsterNilc, SkowhegHn
2.46 z. NJ Express Tor Bangor and Bar Harbor,
Moosehead via ID Xter; 3,47 z. NJ. for Wateryille.
Oakland, North Arson, Bingham. Skowhegan,
Belfast, Bangor. ST. stephen. ~. John and ARGOS
took county; IS r NJ. mixed for Watervilie)
Q Is A. NJ, (Sundays only for waterville and
Bangor; 2.46 L. NJ. (Suncays only,l for Water
willie, Bangor. ST. John and Aroostook county.
The Night Pullman Train going East a. las A.
NJ. going West at IL 90 j. NJ. runs every night,
Sunday included, connecting for and from Lewis
ton, but not to Skowhegan on Monday mornings,
or TO Belfast, Dexter or beyond BaBgor excepting
to Bar liarborl Sunday mornings.
The day trains going West at . Is A. NJ. 1920
Sundays) and East at 2.i6 L. NJ. run
daily, Sunday included, between Boston, Lewis
ton, Bath, Bangor, Bar harbor and st. John.
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c. r. Written, j. E. Alexander, Augusta,
F. ]. Watts, Norridgewock.
The work of Starter Pompilly at the three
days races was the best ever seen at the
park. Mr.. Pompilly is cool and collected
handles large field of horses with ease and
seldom is kick made in his decisions.
Six men and boys were arrested, yester.
day, for trying to sneak into the park with
out settling at the gate. Two lost theil
coats, four settled at quite an advance or
the usual rates, one was acquitted and
two started for the lookup. One man left
a watch and chain as surety for the cash to
be paid later.
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3.Minuls Trot and Pace-Purse 500.

3-Minute Tr0i and Pace-Purse 500.
Nine horses faced the starter for the first
heat of the 3-minute irot and pace. Black
Beauty was at the pole, followed by May
Pilot, Grey houud, Ludlow, Flora b. ,Alcan-
tara Boy. Venue, Chestnut and Won Hill
lern. Though large field it gave but little
trouble to start and were off after scoring
twice. Black Beauty led to the half, May
Pilot good second, the other strung out.
On the back side Chestnut went alongside
Black Beauty and made asplendid fight fol-
the lead. On the stretch it was a pretty
race and Black Beauty was but neck
ahead Of Chestnut, both under the whip.
Venus was good third, with Won Hillern
aud the others stringing along as follows
May Pilot. Ludlow, Greyhound, Alcantara
Boy and Flora B. Time, 2.34 "a.
The second heat started with Black
Beauty at the pole and the favorite. Four
times they scored down. Black Beauty
held the lead to the second turn, where he
made a break and fell back to fourth
Chestnut taking the lead, holding it beyond
the three quarters pole. Flora B., which
had been a good third, crawled up on
Chestnut, and after Black Beauty's break
took second place. The others were strung
along, Won Hillern running a good hall
mile. Down the home stretch it was 9
race for keeps. Chestnut made noble
effort, but Flora B., steadily gaining, went
to the trout and few under the wire win
ner, Chestnut only half a length behind.
Black Beauty had regained her speed, and
finished third; Alcantara Boy. fourth
Ludlow, Greyhound and May Pilot were
behind the flag, and Won Hillern distanced
for running. Time, 2.26 IA.
Only five horses faced the starter in the
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. STYLISH NEW rANClES.
Separate Bodice Garniture-Black Greua
dine Skirts-The S1ashed Waists.

Separate Bodice Garniture-Black Greua.
dine Skirts-The SIashed Waists.
Black satin ribbon is frequently wound
round the waist swo or three times and
then tied in a b9w5t the side with all
sorts of dresses, and q modiste lately en-
ployed 66 yards OF narrow watered silk
ribbon on a girls chiffon evening Dress
Baby ribbons of mary oolors are utilized
on young girls dresses, especially white
muslins, Trimmed with valenciennes lace.
Dainty little gatnfures to be worn over
any close fitting bodice represent one fea-
turc of the fashions. One of nasturtium
colored velvet is cut into four points on
the bust, edged with jet and having cpau-
lets of fine black chantilly lace. The low
er portion of tho garnituro is of black
chiffon arranged in soft folds, two bands
Of wide nasturtium satin ribbon crossing
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Excellent music was Furnished through
out the races by Higgins band.
Caterer Stafford supplied the wants of the
crowds during the races to the satisfaction
of all.
The fiss at the distance marks wa, very
ably handled by Officer Fred Brown Of tie
State House force.
The police force was under the charge of
Marshal Bachelor and very satisfactorily
performed their duties.
The remsius of Hsrmoun, the horse that
was taken sick on the track in the 227 trot,
Thursday. and died that night, were buried
at the park. Friday. af
The Judges we're: Isaiah Pompilly,
Lewiston, starter; J. E. Alexander, Au-
gusta, F. ]. Watts, Norridsewock. Timers,
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STATE OF MAINE.
KgNNEBEc IS. Superior court, in vacation.
Ina "a AGA

kgNNEBEc SIS. Superior court. in vacation.
Augusta, Aug. 2, 1894.
Minnie u. MoOers lib't, Va Duncan J. Mooers.
Upon the aDne2ed Writ and Libel, II IL ordered
by Ine, the undersigned, Justice of said Court that
notice thereof be gwen 10 the Libelee by publish
ing an attestcd copy Of the same, or an abstract
thereof. together with this order thereon, three
weeks sncccssvelg ~ the kBSNEEisC JOUgNAba
newspaper rrin'cd In Augusta In said County
Of kepncbec Pc inst publication 30 be fifteen
days AZ least before the next term Of said Court
to be holden ~ Augusta, within sud for said
County Of kenuebrc, ON the first Tuesday Of Sep.
TENDER ntxt, that be may then and there appear
in SAID Court and answer thereto II he see fit.
Attest: OLIVER G.. HALL.
Justice superior Court.
cory or LIBEL.
The Libelant alleges that she was married TO the
said ltelec at Houlton, in the State OF "a inc on
the 18th day OF Oct, 1857: that the said libolant
and libeee cohabifed In this State after their said
marriage that the ibciant resided in this State
when the cause of divorce accrued as hereinafter
set forth. and had resided here In good faith one
year prior TO the date hereof that the Iibean. has
ever been faithfal to her marriage obligations.
but that the said lbeiee has been unmindiul Of
the same, that on the day OF August, 1899, he
utterly deserted 'he libslant without reasonable
cause and has continued rai1 degoFiion from That
time ever since; that being Of sufficient ability
and berg able to labor and ptOvi0e for her, he
has grossly, waDtonly and cruelty neglected and
refused to provide suitable maini enance for your
bbelant; that he has been guilty Of cruel and ubu-
stye treatment and extreme cruelty toward her, as
follows, 10 VII.
Thar two children have been born 10 them dur
ing their sid marriage one row iiving,Yz Lester
Guy hooers, aged three y ara.
Wherefore, shs prays that a divorce from the
bond4 OF matriBony between herself and said Ii.
belize may be decreed, and that the care and Gus
tody Of their minor child. Lester GUY Aooers may
be given her; also that Ieasogabe sIimOny be d.
creed 20 he out OF bis estate; ia lea thereof
that a specific SUN be paid her by him
AND the hbfiGrt further alleges that she has
used Reasonable diligence TO ascertain the present
re'ifence Of said hbelee. but is unable to do so,
and does no. know where 1t ls
MINNIE h. MooTBs, Libe'ant.
SOMERSET So. july Ga, 1894 TIE said Llbclant
made oath that the abDye allegation as to the
residence of the LibsIee Ia true. Before me.
Isl GE0KGE NJ Chapman, Notary Pubiic.
A trae coy OF the order OF notice ana libel.
ATTEST: ". 5. CHOATE, Clerk
augtil-1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-18

The voting lists for the September cleo
ton have been posted aud the board of
registration has issued notice that it will
be in session, September 4, 5, 6, Z, from 9
to l. 8 to 5 and to 9 O'Clock, for the pur-
pose of completing the list or making any
necessary changes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-18

J. M. Ridlon Of Bucksport, was here
yesterday. He was the owner of the horse
Harmon, that gave out in the 2.34 race at
the park, Thursday, and died in the even
ing,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-18

Judge Edward Spalding of Norfolk, Va,
is in the city, visiting his father Deacon
Joel Spalding. Ills daughter arrived in
New York few days ago from months
visit in Europe, and will accompany her
mother here, next week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-18
DURING AUGUST & September
Bowel Troubles are Numer-
Gus.

1t is an acknowledged fact that nine"
tenths of the bowel troubles so prevalent
during the summer months, can be traced
to impure water. 1t will cost you less to
buy Diamond Spring Water for few
months than to pay Doctors bills. Why
run the risk of sickness or possible death,
when yen can be absolutely sure of pure
water for so small an outlay.
Order Diamond Spring Water today.
One gallon delivered daily for 75 cents
per month; 25 cents extra per month for
each additional gallon.
GEORGE F. TEMPLE,
Cor. Western Ave. and Florence St,
Augusta, Maine.
septl2dtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-18

Miss Marie 4IIoulehan who has been Wis.
iting relatives in the city for the past
month, left for her home in New York,
yesterday. Miss Nellie Clancy accom-
panied her as far as Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-08-18

The electric road track on State street,
where the repairing of that street 10 being
done, will be set over toward the cast about
five feet. The curbing for the walk on the
west side is nearly all put in.