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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

Now k the season when everyone should provide himself with wood far the winter Ton cam see the best place toorder from by reading our cheap column SSH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

Some persons never look oyer tho fenee tlut divides their own little affairs from all creation, and eDnse- queutiy they have not heard of Enc wonderful cnres effected by Che new remedy known as Bam0n Tonic Liver Pills lund Pellets They mar, q new era iu the cure of sick head aches, hiliauApesa. eeHrEtomach. ole. Ask Alton Walker. Xour druggist about this You can secure three weeks treatment for Z3 cents, iHelHd. ing both tbc pills and the tonic pcl- lets. Try free sample
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

The multitude of aequalntaHees and friends 9f Mr John Temple will Dc glad 10 learn lhat he has again returned to Pine BIu6 He can be found at the popular hardware store Of il C Mcfaughy nn second Ave.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1894-08-31

Don, o4k for goods to be charged or you will be refused. hut bring your money along with g9a and just see ho@ much you can buy of F0x < Owen for such q smHll amount 8 cash- G50
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Grntea,,sTMte,t.

9oleoo, O., 2s. 9lpril. 9ie @etrei=
bebdnSier 6. u. Sling & So. iaaen /:
Sn ben lebten A Sasetl baben mir 9lnt=
iporten BON 3248 suDerldiligen Getrei=
'bebdnblern iil ben 6, bauptid6liblten
@interipeisenitaaten erbalten. 9ie je=
bigen Musli6ten lahen Derinutben, oaB
Die fld6ite gDei,enerlrte etlDas grDBer
iein tuiro, ais Durdi6nittlid. 466
geri1te melben, baB Die Nusiihten aus=
eesei6net linb, 1878 be5ei6nen lie als
gut, 796 bem 9ur6i6nitt entlprebeno,
428 als etipas unter Dem Sur6idnitt,
144 als ihle1t unb 36 als cine babe
grrte bebelltenb. Snbiana bat Die be-
Iten Mnsiihten +; Obio nabesu ebenio
CUTE ltno Mihouri uno Sainois folgen
'beibe mil Nuslihten auf cine before als
bur6i1nittli1e @rnte. Mi9igan uno
Ganias eriparten cine 9ur6lbnittsernte.
81, ben lebten Sageil haben lih iiberall
Die Mus1i6ten nod iueiter bebeutenb per=
befert.
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Gin alter 8etcratt

iiber cine tui9tiee Grase. Serr s. g.
%. Strifrott, Elm Yeteran aus bem
&rie9e' stuii6en Noroen uno Siioen,
iiberienoet uns Tolgenoes our geroffent=
li6uns; Sruitoale, o., ben 2. yfop.
1898. ,Seit Dem lebten Selosuse bate
i'd elm Masenleioen. 9ie meiiten Spei=
len beruriadten mir S1mersen llnb lle=
belfeit, perbunoen NIT einem @efiibl Der
9lnsit unb Yldbunsen. gu 3eiten litt
i6 on 5artleibisfeit. bann trat tpieber
Elm Diarrboea dbnlider 3uitanb elm.
&benmatiide S6mersen seisen fi6 uno
i6 mar NIT einem Worte, re6t elenb.
Seit id nlln 6ornis Mlpenfrduter 8lut=
beleber sebrau6e, fible i'd tpie ne,lse=
boren. Sd babe einen seiunben Mppe=
tit, mein 5tublgans lit reselmdBis uno
ale rbeumatii6en 56mersen 1ino per=
i6punoen." - 9eur bur6 2ofal Mgen=
ten 81 be5ieben. S1reibt an Dr. peter
Sabrnep, Gbieago, Sa.
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1Imttacr NoIett ] Nipt.

Detroit, Wfid, 28. Mpri[. Detroit
bat belte einen blutigen Nufrubr geie-
ben. Gin 5obter, 3tpei tDbtli6 unb IL
mebr pber tpeniger f6per NertDunbete
Ii1lb oas NeIultat Des bebauerliben TDr=
falles. 9ieier entfpann ii6 IN eitter
Nngelegenbeit BON polniiden Groarbei=
tern gegen Die Waiierfonmiifon. Die
9ommiliion beibloB neulid auf Nntrag
bes Gbefingenieurs Wilianls, ibre 9lr=
better, l1eilt pplen, pauf Mecoro" an5u=
fellen. Oieier Nellerllng, Die tie ni1t
perIfanoen, ppponirten iie, erfldrten
aber, fir $1.25 ben Sag arbeiten 81
ipDllen. Ser eSnsenieur Williams ber=
iu6te, ben Yolen 5u impDniren. Seine
Mbi9t miBlans. Qlls Die Nrbeit be-
9onnen tperoen iollte, tuiberfebte ii6 bic
anseiammelte Menee nnb bic Waher=
GommiHdre bef9loHen, Die Mrbeit ein=
3uiteuen. llnteroeHen aber bate man
ben Sheriff s. g. Collins aufserufen,
unter bem ginorud, haB Gefabr brobe.
Ser Sheriff bate nur bier Otann our
9anb unb nabm bieie nad ben Walier=
tperfen binalts. OrauBen peritdrfte er
iib ourd bier einseidporene polisiiten.
9lls Die Sberiffsmannibaft ben
S9auplab errei1te, mar oem Sbmann
George Gatben bereits Die Weiiung BON
Der Waiierfominiliion susegangen, bic
Nrbeit einSulte0en. Ser Sberiff fpubte
oapon ni6ts uno Die gum eroBen She'll
pplnii6en Mrbeiter maren iiber oas for=
f1e Nuftreteu oes Snsenieurs Wi1iams
I'M b66iten @raoe aufgebra6t. Sb=
mann Gatbep ibifte einell, OeutfAen
in ben @raben. vGrib" mar faum ge=
iprungen, Inn ben Walleri6laub be-
rausSubplen, als aub i6on Die polen
iiber i'm beriielen. ST entflob ,lnb oer
Obmann periu6te, Die Nrbeit felbit 81
tbun. ST puroe bon ben polen nieoer=
gei6laeen unb Der Sberiff feuerte oa=
rauf ben eriten S6uB. 0ieier brans
benz polen Spbn prelat bur6 Den
Otunb unb tDbtete ibn auf Der @telle.
Die polen fielen barauf iiber Die Sbe=
riffsmannf6aft ber. Collins murbe gu
8oben eetporfen unb balb tobt gei9la=
gen. gr trug einen f6limmen S6au=
felbieb ant Sinterfopf unb anl linfen
Yein babon. Ser Sbmann gatbep
muroe BON ben polen 10 fur6tbar ge=
i6lasen, baB iein @ebirn aus bem
S6dbel berporOrang. @r liegt in iei=
ner Mobnung barnieoer uno miro fer
ben. Ser 8ole &ernamsfi erbielt bur6
einen Der Silfsiberiffs, Die ii6 Dor BEN
anorin9enoen Polen na6 einem naben
S6uppen suriidse5ogert, einen S6uB
in ben llnterleib unb 1T t0otliA perlebt.
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.3Mr 0eSNi6te Der SabafS=
pfcife.

6rinst Die o@artenlaube" Seft z einen
duBerit intereilanten, nit elmer per=
Experimentation 6iille BON Sauitratipnen
alsgeltatten grtitel. @s iIt geraoesu
unglaublib, aus mas fiir @erdtben auf
Der Welt serau6t pirb llno nit Gr=
itaunen uno' sum She'll mobl aud nit
nGrauen" i6aut man iie bier i'm 8iloe
ale beieinanDer, Die bieoeren oeut1Acn
Stuoentenpfeifen, Die ulmer uno G6t=
tinaerMaieff6pfe, &ublaer Meeri1aum=
t6pfe, Die .boldnoii6e Sbonpfeife, pfei=
fen BON Sibirien, Sapan, &Orea, aus
Neugllinia, China, Saba, Sumatra,
Neuieelanb, Griegs= unb Sriebenspfei=
fen Der Snoianer, borsei6i9tlide piei=
fen aus ben noroamerifaniihenM
Walierpfeifen, &aub9erdtbe aus allen
Winteln bes rau6eifrigen Mfrifa &C.
Sa, felbit cine Gineiiide OpiumbDble
tbut iid auf, mo- Die be3opften G6bne
bes @ei1es Der Wtitte bem lnbeimliden
MDbne fr0bnell. Mu1 aus benz Serte
erfdbrt man biel Merfmiirbiges iiber bic
8ei6i6te unb 8erbreitung Der Meltbe=
berriberin 5abafspfeife.
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8emddtigem ii6 eimcs Smges.

Butte, Don't, 25. Mpril. Die 45O
,Snouifrials", Die felt lnebreren 5aaen
pergebli1 barauf geipartet batten, Gi=
MISUNDERSTANDING na6 benz Often su
betommen, baben iih leBte gsa9t nit
@emalt in 8elib eines 3uaes geIebt,
sic bra1en in bas 2ofpmotipenbaus
Elm, bei5ten cine locomotive uno iebten
oann einen 3ng BON Gra6t Maggpns
Suiammen nit benz iie balb barauf
abfubren. I'm Mitterna6t fam Der
3ug In 8o5nan an uno bort ipurbe big
Sagesanbrud geiDartet.
Snfolge beiien bat bic betrelfenoe gi=
lenbabn, Die Nortbern pacific Babn.
eiren 8efebi ertuirtt, ippnah .@enerala
0pga1l, Der Giibrer ber 9ruppe, per=
baftet iperpen iollte. sSn Montaua
berribt grObe Mufre9una iiber bie Gade,
beionbers tn jenen Gtdbten, ipo Der
9urh3us Der Qlrmee 81 ertpnrten lit.
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Sn 2iHabon lino 65 perionen bon
ber Gbolerine befalIe1 tpprben. Gon
ben friiberen Yatienten geben Al ibrer
geneiung entgesen.
Sn Sbabo i1t bel Soile cine unse=
ineiil reibe Goloaber entbeft noroen.
9as @r5 babe einen Mertb bon pieleit
5auienD Dollars per Sonne, ia eilige
Der unteriu1ten proben fDllen so Prp=
gent Sob entbalten.
Sic traurige Sage Der 2ebrer in
Breuben miro bur6 folaenbe Mitbei=
lung in oeutli6ter Weiie seseibnet :
Sin &entier iu6te auf benz Snieraten=
tpese einen 6auslebrer fiir ieinen Sobn,
uno es gingen Welonngen ELM 3l4
i6riitli6 unb 243 perfOnli9
Die friiber semabte Mittbeilung
bab 8riefe ni6t nsbr birefte an bic fab
renben BDfbiireaus abgeaeben perben
oiirfen, ion lib, tpie mir einem We6iel=
blatte entnebmen, nur auf pldbe nit
pDlfofiices 4. Glalie be5ieben, ba Die be-
treffenben poitmeiifer nad Mabsabe
Der bertauften Marten bonprirt tperOen
unb burd llmsebung ibrer Offices ae=
ihdOigt ipiirben.
Sin beritorbener angeIebener Sa=
brifant BON Yatent Meoiainen ertldrte
nns einit, es iei unniDglid, baB lib Der
Yertrieb bon 8ratlt's 8 8aliam lob=
men tonne, neil mir fir ben iibli6en
preis su 9roBe Slaf6en absdben ber
bDr1 anbern Gabrifanten eraielte grpBe
prOfit, init bem iie ibre Mn5eisen oeden,
laiie iid 70 nint errei6en. Gr iiberiab,
haB bel Mnaeisen Oas publifum ni6t
nur auf bic Aualitdt, ipnbern aud auf
bic Quontitdt iiebt, mas Der ifets 3unebz
iteilbe Dertauf bon Brant's gallam
aufs gldn3en0ffe betueist. 9ieier bat Die
anbern dbnliden Meoiaineil ldngH iiber=
fIl8slt. GroBe Glaideu, tleine Doien,
fAneQe Mirfung Is unb so @entsz
Glni9en IN Der Mpotbefe bon
2 Dr. s., .. @entfb.
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elite ber itabtiIdJem Branttem.
9er GobIengrdber=s streif.

Ser 6auptatpef Oes bon Der National=
epnpentipn Der Goblengrdber angeprb=
neten alsemeinen Streifs iit: SIR Die
perI6iebenen &ohlenbiltrifte cine unter
Den ipeSiellen gerbdltnilen slei6mdBise
2obnrate unb gleibmdBige Mrbeit gu
eraiele1, nobel ielbitperitdnoli9 fir ber=
| fdiebene Diltrifte 2o6nerb6bungen ein=
gefiibrt iperben miiBten. Sas &oblen-
9efbdft bat fib beionbers in ben lebten
Sabren 70 fdnel unb grobartig entiui=
felt, oab es Die an basfelbe geitellten
9lnforberungen melt iiberfii9elt bat.
9ies bat unter ben GDblenprpbucenten
einen itarfen uno beroerbli6en goncnr=
rensfampf berporgerufer, oer in ben
meiiten 6dllen auf Soften Der Goblen=
grdber ausgefDbten murbe, unb bieie
&oblengrdber, Die unter normalen Ger=
bdltniiien annebmbare 26bne erbielten,
iino in oieiem Sample 10 berabgebriidt
tporoen, oaB lie ieBt faftii6 bel barter
9lrbeit am Sun9ertu6e nagen miilIen.
go iollN Nes in bielen Siitriften Soblen=
grdber geben, Die bel Den lebt berri6en=
ben 26bnen ibre rs Gents per Sag ber=
bienen f6nnen - unb bas bel elmer Nr=
belt tief unter Der @rDe, bei Der 1ie fort=
tuGbrenb in SDoesgefabr ibtpeben. I'm
oieie trauri9e Gage, Die in anberen Sob
letloiltriften ni6t belier. ia ioear nod
i6le6ter 1T, gu beber, wuros Der Streit
angeoronet.
9erielbe ioll bur6 cine allgemeine
Ginfeluns Der SDroerung in alien Gru=
ben 3uerf cine &dumung aller Goblen=
porrdtbe be5ipefen, bamit bann Die per=
oerbli6e @oncurrens aufbDrt, Die our6
Die iiberrei6en 8Drrdtbe in eini9en lno
Mangel an fol6ett in anoeren 9iltriften
gel6aifen tpurbe uno baolr6 ioll cine
gaiis sei6affen merOen, auf Der li6
bann slpii6en ben &oblengrdbern unb
ben Grubenbefbern Elm llebereillfonmen
iiber elei6mdBise 2Dbne unb regelmdBi=
se grbeit treffen ldbt. 9as 1T bic
@runoibee bes iebt inaugurirten Streifs
pie lie Die Setter Der Natipnal Union
Der &oblensrdber baritellen, unb menn
ale CUR llnion geb6rigen &oblensrdber
bieielbe ausfiibreiI bann fam es ibnen
an einem grfols fdmerlib feblen.
Spllte bas @egentbeil Der Sall iein,
unb ioaten bic &oblensrdber infolge
llneini9feit llno Der ee9enpdrtigen 9rD=
ZEN lleberfiilluns bes 9lrbeitsmarttes
ibren Streif perlierer, bann muB bic
Gage berIelben nod biel trallriser mer=
ben, tuie lie ieBt 1T !; oenn mare iie
nibt, oann tpiiroen iib Die &oblensrd=
ber i6luerli6 ieBt, bel Der i'm 9ansen
2anoe berri9enoen gei6dftli6en uno I'M
buitriellen 8epreilion uno Der alsemei=
nen grtperblolisteit, su iol6 einem &ie=
ienitreif entidlolen baben.
9ab @inisfeit itarf ma6t, lit III ben
9lrbeiterfreiien allerbings f6on ldnsit
erfannt morben, aber es miro nur me-
mig mad bieier grfenntniB sebanoelt.
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Wem INNER. bie1e 3eilen unite

Mem INNER bieie 3eilen unter
glusen fommerl Der an NerpenlhndAe
ooer Nerpenserriittllng, S6lafloii9feit,
Galfu6t Gpilepiie, 8eitstans, 9ers=
flopfen, NerbenltDrungen als 8egleiter
irgenb elmer 2ebensdnoerung, nerD6iem
Gppfpeb, poer all iOnif einem Nerpen=
libel, leibet, iusnoe iih briefli6 i'm Gatb
an Die s.. 90. 8rant So. in 9llbion,
Mi1., Dber nod 9ieip Onrf, AZ Sen
Street, mo .Dr. Wbeeler's Merpen=
Titali5er@ bergeiteat miro Gonlutta=
tion fret. Sir Qranfbeitsfdlle linb ge=
nan llnb beutliA su bei1reiben. sSla=
i6en bieier arpBen Nerbenmebi3in 5u
al (YrobeHaf6en gratis) iinb 3u baben
in Der Gentfd, fd1en Mpotbefs. 2
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GttGlettS Mrnifa SaIbc.

9ie bette Salbe in Der Melt fir
S6nittmunoen, @ei6ipiire, SalsfluB,
Siebernunoen, Nusi6lag, aufeeiprun=
gene Sdnbe, Trotbeulen, Siibneraugen
uno ale Sautausidldse, iotpie lie be-
1timn1t Sdmprrbpioen beilt. sic miro
sarantirt, Die bette 3ufrieoenbeit su se=
ben pber bas @elb miro suriifseseben.
Yreis 25 Gents per S6a6tel bel 3. s.
Wtiler unO Sobn.
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\ grioaoe General Crbpap, Der
Gommanneur Der NatiDnIgarbe In Der
Bunoesffabt, bat eiaeil 9agesbefebl err
lallen, ilah iueldem iib bie feds 9a=
taiIlone Der Nationolgarbe am i. Mai
tn Mafbin9ton sur Snipeftion eiiliin=
ben miiiIen. Wtan 9laubt, onB Der Be
febl init Der gOreD Qlrmee III Nerbins
bun9 fehe.
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s0<A~~1<DArAe D 2tpUuteU tDuI MetW 8bIpSI tpte
eetgsbpren, mad peitersn 6aRpnaten mar id srunblid
trirt. S8f4idte ibm einen 6reunb su. init ardbIiea
Solgen BON Selbffbefe dung ber fonf feine RMr Bes
einen geiunben ftarfen Rann aus Sbm. 4tnn isst
ndrfer aIS iemals. Mein atb, OF reid pber arm, nno
Setre8enen unb ane Bite fali4 beratbet be1tpineelt
unb betrpgen, bersmeifeIt nit, mag !aeen tper min
ber Or. Gbeellet nittS. sebe Hn Au ttm. sr furirt
nnbebingt. Gin Ar;t ber mid, NIT EndfiIter tetans
bette agte, TbeeI If niS tpertb, has i cine 2iee,
&c telr1 1tste, mir piirben feline nfenntnie aufses
Ben. TbeeI III ber Bette sutmitbisfte unS sntber'
sigfse Iebexce Wanx. Meine Mnsfagen tperDst SHr
ale Babrbeit beitdti9en, penn ibr nacbfori4et.
gsoHmal8 }ase idb Or. @. S. SbeeI ift Ser sr5bte
tiuh eeIebstefe BON allen SpesiaIiiten.
Gnwdrb q. Sd,ees, 4,cttsts!rn, ga.
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aln ben NIT / beoebueten Statinnen pirb auf Sig
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ale 3dge tdsli1. Sonnia9s ausgenpmnen.
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Cambridge bic Q. d .. bitli6 uub neitli in 9seip
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Rupferfartigen GIeden bebedt.
Wubts atpet Wondte AaS Simmer
bitten iiub Q Wpnate lang ni6t
1rbeiten. SD ba&te 1on bringt
GrlDiung. Da befmHte mid etn
greane, ber faete .Gbtpare bss
fuhe bod ben Or. GteeI, 1917
Mrcb Ctr, pbila., ga. Der cine
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OnS C;Iif eimeS Qeibeu6em.

Dor Sabren traf mid bas tlngIl6 nit ber f&rsds
Iten aranfteit Sppbiifs angefedt su tuerbeM, hur&
Eatoiren, nit elmer Jabel, bic srit seneB 6rsmnb
agiHen. Die arontteit trat erft Ia Milber 6orm am
9attoirten arm auf. acnfuItirte ttpsi Merste cbne
GrioIg. Betam Mus6riiHe nab Wonaten am edn3em
R5rpsr> tpn &opf su Sub. Befudte einen 6rittem
ar,t obne GrtoIe. Damn fat b cine Mnnonee bon sis
xe YttIabeIphaer Ar3t. Der bebaaptete age aranfsn
o. beiIen, hpena Mnbere febl engen SD tcniuItrte
Verior ,Itein Saar. S1mertem unb Suden pmrben mns
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Brief History oi II. Establishment in auou,t,

Asylum Lodge, l. o. o. F., of this city
was instituted April lS, 1873. The petition
for charter was signed by six brother.
who had taken the degrees at Lewiston 70,
that purpose. They were David Cargill
John w. Toward, J. S. Hobbs, R. B
Capen, Mark Harden, and Edwin R. Emer.
son.
The meetings were held for several years
in small hall in the upper portion of Darby
block, and from its organization the
growth OF, the lodge has been steady
and healthy. The most complete har.
moDy and unanimity have pervaded it's
work, and the meetings have been filled
with enjoyment and profit. From it has
gone out the nucleus of new lodge at
Gardiner and of another at Winthrop
while from Gardiner lodge have grown new
lodges at Richmond and Hallowell,
so that the little organization in 1873
has been power for good through the
community.
Its record is q matter of pride to every
member. Since its organization, it has
initiated over 800 members who have con-
tributed total of 500 .506 to its funds, out
of which it has paid S7,75O for the relief of
| its members and their families, and has an
invested fund of over $4,000, good set of
furniture and parsphernalia, and an active
membership of 23O.
Recognizing system of benefits as vi
tai principle of the order, the lodge has al
ways maintained liberal rate of sick and
funeral benefits, and has been prompt in
their payment, conducting its affairs and
protecting its interests upon strict business
principles.
Having for its object the elevation Of the
character and the enlightening of the mind,
as we'll as the relief of the wants and cares
of its members, having full faith that Odd
Fellowship is one of the noblest and most
benefcent institutions in the world, and be-
log fully satisfied that it has exerted an in
fuence for good, morally, socially and
financially, in this community, Asylum
Lodge invites the closest scrutiny from the
outside world.
The first officers of this lodge were N.
G., David Csrgill; V. g., John W. Tow
ard; Sec., Mark Harden; Treas, j. S.
Hobbs Warden, E. r. Emerson.
The present officers are : N. G, j. r
Townsend; " g., H. w. Reid; W., w.
N. Foss; r. S., A. d. Weeks; P. S., A.
N. J. Lovejoy; Treas, G. w. Merrill.
Tonight an effort will be made to estab-
lish lodge of the Daughters of Rebeckah
at the I. o. 0. F. hall, and Sanborn Lodge
of Hallowell will be represented.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-02
Church Rally.

A church rally was held, last evening, in
the vestry of the First Baptist church and
quite large number were present. The
object was to raise funds to defray the
s25O0 expense of making tn extensive re-
pairs on the church this season.
The programme consisted of short re-
marks from Rev. Joseph Kicker. d. D.,
Rev. ]. M. Wyman, Howard Owen and
others. Miss Ola Wellman rendered a solo
and recitation was given by Miss Bessie
Weston. A piano duett by Mrs. Rideou'
and Miss Rumney was appreciated.
The Misses Cross furnished a pleasing
duet, Little by Little" The little folks
told how they earned their little mites
to aid in covering the expenses of having
the church "fxed up" so fine. One little
fellow sawed wood, another kept grandpa's
steps clean, little one wheeled the baby
out and another carried flowers to the sick.
Memorial windows are on the way that
will be placed in the church in memory of
Deacons Sawyer, Mscomber and Pullen,
and in memory of DR.. Dexter. Ramem-
brance windows will be put in ii recollec-
| ton of DR.. Kicker, Rev. Mr.. Sargent and
another estimable member. Rev. Mr..
Ringold of Gardiner, was present and
smoke. A collection was taken and the con-
tribution boxes were filed. 1t was pleas
ant social meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1894-11-02
Obituary.

Last evening at sunset, peacefully,
quietly, Marion Bolan, daughter Of the late
DR.. Wallace Bolan, passed from the pres
ence of those who held her 50 dear to that
rest to which she has of late so often looked
forward. Thus ends here among, the
friends of her childhood, after many
months of travel in search Of health,a pure,
noble young life that has given helg and
strength to SO many Beautiful to look
upon, richly endowed with artistic genius,
with mind Of rare intellectual force that
developed into wonderful strength and
brilliancy in the last years of her life, the
grief that one so gifted should die so young
is great. Her strong personality made
place for herself that never can be filed in
the hearts of those who were privile ged to
call themselves her friends. 2- d.
Nearly two years ago Miss Bolan was
stricken with what proved to be mortal
illness while teaching art in the. public
schools in Danvers, Mass. Since. that time
in Colorado, in California and for the past
few weeks here in our midst, with hel
mothers unfailing and devoted help
she has made brave and hopeful
struggle for health. And when at last
it became evident to her that the struggle
was vain one, she accepted 'he fact
cheerfully and trustipply, Through bel
long illness it can be truly ssid that she
spoke no word of complaint; and the bright
smile that so quickly responded to the ten
der ministrations had scarcely left her lips
when, at the close Of a day, short and beau
tiful like her own life, Marion Bolan passed
into eternal light. G. M. O..