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once Of Jury Commissioner. Courthouse. 81,

Louis. No. S.:
September 1. 1904
Ths jury list for the ensuing yesr has been
mace out. and Is now open for fnspectioa. Any
pereoo claiming legal exemption from jury duty
Muse produce competent proof thereof to the
radersigned within twenty days from date mo
psr1on Whose name shall hate been placed up
on ssid register Of Jurors. and who shall neg
i.ct w:thin the period prescribed By aid n9iiss
entitled to claim the benefits Of such exemption
when summoned a. turor." FoI the purpo.e
Office daily between and Il O'Clock In the
forenoon and to o'clock In the afternoon.
JAMES ". CORCORAS.
Jury Commissioner
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DOCS. CATS. rErsLroR SALE

CHEAP ono Sngors mountain Euat: xcvt
driver. also set ~ harness. SIS P.sfal1zzt 81
NEW YORK Bird Store. canarfes: gold fsh:
Cuban double yellow heads. parrots go frank
In ave near Broadway. Frank Metzzor. mgr
PrRE white pediSreet Arxorx kittens. q -
SeIdcl. sii Chemical building.
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RUBIcAM SHORTHAND COLLEGE.

Established Is years Our instruction is ac-
krowlecGed 10 be the most complete and thor
ouSh IN tho West. write for businesz mems tes-
.irlonials: also for the marvellous results at
tained since the Installation Of Chartiers Flee
tric Shorthand. the wonder Of the age Night
school or September
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LOST AND lsNIND.


S~~~~~~~~~~~~.~~~~~~ ~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.
CDW-IIost. q whit. and brown spotted nlvley
COW. Y. Fair. :i57 Z. Eu.nd-
DIASoND-Lps. IN Suburban car accident.
Sarah 81. and Wabash tracks. diamond about
ia karats reward. Mrs. 4. Spring. Wood,swn
and Scott ave.. Eirhwooi. $40
FOUND Harrtrs new store where they sell
eest shoes In -. I>ouis for s.. 81! y. Sixth 81.
Has q Poiar Bear cold feet, Not II he wears
Hsrris's Polar Calf s.oes. COZ y. sir;h St
MARE-strayed or stolen one chrs:ru; sad
Gle mare. Is hands high: weighs about SO or
30 pounds with three-spring wagon. with
IT giving Information thereof. L. S. Liquor
co. 1910 Franklin.
MEDALLION. church history gold medal.
Royle or MARYLAND. Return 20 15ss MARYLAND.
PHoToGRAPH-I.,st. Photograph hasebaIl:
reward Risser- Address S1I iiS. hspui,l;c
PoCKETBooK- list, on Olive 1T. car abou;
$50 Monday morning. iaiys Tocbet.sgpk- con
tanning about so. paper. keys. etc Return 10
100 Chemical building and rr-eiSe reward
PURsE-Found. ~ WoFiis Fair. purse. con-
tanning railroad ticse-. visiting cards and
money; loser ,.avo same by iGentify ing
property. 5sss CHtes.
TICKETS-wIII finder ~ thre. railroad tick
return to susan T. DERRICK .s5S Pine tOule-
ward. end receive revsrd7
TRUEK-T.ost. IN south 81. Louie. saturday
?. m. September ;. medium-sized trunk: dark
brown. marked or one side Crouch Fly
gerald" uanufacfu reTS: on each end Fl. i.
Hill. y. " Notify Nc 3Si Iaclede and re-
ceivs reward.
wAI.I.ET-L0st carved leather wallet. con-
tanning money and passes: owners name IN
side. Finde: keep money and send wallet 20
owner At EdwarGsvilie. i'll
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, IioUsEGIEI.-,iiTI Tor .cncsinE nnl to nssis,
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IRON BEDS ar Si.25.

IsiaitsI number ie:J. n green and white.
sonlc s!lsl:'v so!ie.. new rug. .cfr. - ruxs
1o- SIS - 3. =-.s -1r 3. g. s5vertissd: b.
SCro vou huv. sce elegant line OF nav fur
n.ture. stores. esr.ets. bras. ard i.oa Ida.
etc: credit u wanted New Tc-k Storage Co..
-.lz-I9 Wash St
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HaS Samples & Slightly
used Furniture.

Dresses. sIi-Has-ds. extension tib.e- Isa-N.--
scat chairs. iron sGi l=1sg ceLs. rcfr.ysrsLors
cEif'anisrs. csrIsts anf Falis---op desf, n.
equally isw I..ire1 to close them oCf-
Tt--a goods ave been iced as samples 3,
oUr Target factories and wareAguses SEQ ;he.s
goods aal lrar- -rir~s
f.anyan & T1y.U. St1-1Se aa1 Moving Co.
l.25 Washing On ave
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hAZELTON BROS"

we are IN receipt Of q beautiful stock OF fle
above make In fancy cases: it's worth your
while TO inspect these beautiful goods. KS tee
piano for the fast.dious well Is the Invs.-
Clans: none better. Few good. +. Eeyer -
son Seventeenth and Locust
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eaAvsseE's ; :;:;:;: &Hzan

ST. LOUIS Cor. Tenth ami Olive; Kansas CITY.
Fort Scott. Little Rock. Iacorporatei. &oo.0;1.
lndorteo ey business men Draughoo's diploma
represents n business circles what Yale's and
Har.arrs represent IN literary circles. Nay
ray tuition out o; salary after graduation aid
secure position. Schools n II States DAY and
NIGHT Call ar send for catalogue
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$500 TO $4,000 SAVED

In buying your piano from US. stencils ov
ciisaD gotten % pianos for special sale purpesS
handled By Us: cur location means Q big ssyfss
T. Won: large stock: best makes. reliable rnohh
Terms TO suit
kLEEKAAP BROS. PIANO CO. .-qT Psrh
Isenty years experience Both phonss-
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DAT AND NIGHT. JONES a. HENDERSON
BUSINESS COLLEGE. GRAND AVE AND
SCHOOL,. Dsy-Three months. 50; one month,
no Night-Ss per month.
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HELP wANTED-MALE.
Clerks and Collectors
s>>~~~s~~~~~>ss~ss>~>>s~
rs:I. ~. os sss0 ,y.s sssg ss s ien h.'
BRIGHT young man for lar Office: SIS week
10 start American. 10 oiive-
BRiGHT young men as clerks and Office as
si.tzsii-: 81 70 So week. American tis DIV
CIEEN-ExrcIi.ncsa grocery clerk 80 Nat
CLERK
i:i. y. Bro-dway.
CLTRK-JuilIo- dr-ir ele..;: boz. Win eo.ns
ezpe.ieaoe. sEi fraaslin.
ILERKs-T-o grocery clerks: roe hii clerk
and tk-ee pAe,ers. Apriy SIS l-ocEst- uas;aiTs
h;Einsss: h2 70 81 week. American. .is Olive.
CLEak-E1peri.nc.d sroo-ry eek. can b.
veen 11;ao and N;@' O. IN SO Chemical build
Ing
CLERHS-Gooi bill clerk. also assistant ship
ping clerk: manufacturing s:ation.r. JR -.
CLElK-aTec-ry. eIeEA. vita city .Iperience:
also driver. l.. 6ohner Grocery Co. els y.
CLERK-ExpeTienced tilI clerk. who can op-
crate typewriter. Apply a; cnc-. King Br;n--
made M.Icantil. 90.
.CLEi:I.s-Y.ung ra.n el.rSs: b.ll.rs. SO: sta
toner. 81. sls. cigar stand. -: including.
meals: wholesale. si.5s. Leigh Bros. centuf;
building.
COLLECTOR FOR EaTd bills: owning wheel o.
Olive,
coLLECTOR-Pc.i .s collector for reli-
able t'FIn: youns man: bond and city references.
DRUG cLERK-UnIon. Ross mn Pharmacy.
5sI Msple.
DRUG CLEEK-
ssi Eas;ot.
ORIG CLERK : city experience: er,duate
preferred. isZ: y. Grand
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"A Piana far tha Aassss"

Ana q piano FOR the cl5-sss Is ths fa~cSss
schiller; probably there Is not another Iess
In ST Louis 80 POPULAR: our easy-payrient sJ,-
ten makes Il possible for ali TO posssss CO.
No trouble 10 show goods. open Moniay. r.
Boyer & Son eeveateenth and Iocust.
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BARNES BUSINESS COLI E0E
SHORTHAND.

Board Of Education bldg. Ninth and Locust,
opens fall term and twenfv-fpurth yeal Mon.
DAY. September s. Catalogue free.
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cDW-Icst. q white and brown spotted nnuley
COW. T.. Fair .sJT =. Eu-id.
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UNDERWRITING salcsmes for W. r.
grounds; top wages. Acme, 1922 Mar
ket.
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STENOGRAPIERS- Competent young lady
ssenogrephers: Insurance. manufacturing and
other vacancies. Leigh Bros. Century b1fidlrg.
g-~
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-05
George w. Messer,

George w. McSscr died at his home.
- Chapel street, at about 9.15 O'Clock,
M"niay forenoon, after Il protractcd
illness from heart disease. He had
bc"n afflicted with the disease for sew
cral years, and for the past two
months had beer u great sufferer. His
age was about 10 years, and he is sur
vivCd by five chidren-S. w, Geo. F.,
and Angie L., of Augusta, Mrs. G. T..
Moo'iy of Maiden, Mass, and &. A.
Measer of Augusta. Funeral exercises
will be held ut his late residence, at
1920 O'Clock, Thursday forenoon, Rev.
IL. +. Duanack officiating, and the in
tcrmcnt viii be made III the family lot,
vt Mount Pleasant cemetery.
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OLD AND NEW WAY
Hyonei the Latest Scientific Discov
cry for the Cure of Catarrn.

The discovery Of Hyomci has
wrought a wonderful change in the
treatment of catarrh.
Prior to three years ago the mcdi-
cines ordinarily employed in the cure
of this disease We're nauscating drugs
and worthless tonics. In some in
stances they benefited, but the i'm
provcmcnt was not lasting.
With I.yomci you take into the air
passages of the throat and head a
balsamic air that goes to the minutcst
cells, cffcctually killing all germs and
microbes OF catarrh. 1t enters the
blood with the oxygen, killing the
germs in the blood, and restores health
to the whole system. Many astonish-
ing testimonials have been received
from thoec who have been cured by
Hyomci.
A complete outfit costs but $1.00 and
includes an inhaler, Groppcr and suHi-
cient HyOmei for several weeks treat
mcnt.
Perhaps the strongest evidence that
can be given to doubtcrs, is the fact
that Bowdtch 4 Webster and Percy
w. Means have SO much faith in
Hyomci that they sell every package
under Il positive guarantee to refund
the money if it does not cure.
Now IS the time to begin the use Of
Hyomei.
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Augusta China Club Elects Officers.

The Augusta China Club held its 10th
annual meeting ut The home Of Mrs.
George w. Martin. and elected its Off
GERS for the ensuing year. Arrange
ments We're made for the anniversary
exhibit which takes place at the Uni
tartan parish. Jan. -, 1901. The club
is limited to the membership of Is,
Which is full at the present time. This
club is one Of prominence and its
members are very enthusiastic The
members are preparing for the national
exhibit at New York III the near
future. The following officers were
elected:
President, Mrs. George w. Martin:
ist vice president, Mrs. Arthur Sher-
hurnc; ID vice president, DR.. Price;
secretary, Mrs. John Thompson; treas
urCr, Miss Becman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-05

Almost everyone thought that the
limit Of the cold spell had been reach
ed when the mercury pumped down to
- degrees below zero, Sunday, and Il
half foot of snow had fallen, and many
looked for a break, yesterday fore
noon. anyway. But nothing of the
kind happened. When one is awaken
ed from a sound sleep by feeling
which gets him out of bed to see if
some one has not left a window open.
and while thus engaged he hears the
frost pulling nails from the clapboards
of a house on another street, it is per-
fectly safe to bet ones weekly stipend
that the night is cold. and that is what
Sunday night was. At O'Clock in the
morning. the thermometer at kinS-
mans corner indicated Il little moro
than IS degrees. Some stories were
circulated That this thermometer show
cd - and IS degrees below, but it is
just as we'll to stick to tn" fact. if moth
in;, more than to save the reputation of
the instrument. Without doubt it was
colder in other parts of the city, as
reports received from reliable sources
served to verify the belief. The cold
est reported was from one of the milk
men living on the East River road
which was 20 degrees.
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GENUINE JUBILEE
CONTINUED from page IL

, DI al ms productions In his life OF
Thomas II. Benton he severely criticiscs
tne great statesman Henry Clay ard at
an, 5'.ps 10 MN Il londness for spirited
anu spectacular foreign policy.
We are tempted to suggest that the
people would like to know what kind OF a
if policy Henry Clay would regard
the present Panama nuddlc into which
the country has been plunged
The speaker continued:
he consideration to which | previous
y ailuded, ana others To which ! need not
new refer. have been steadily and surely
Creat ting profound conviction in the pub
lie mind and especially among thoughtful
men, that change in the personnel of the
p iIScIt administration is not only deSir
able but imperative. The signs of thu:
times indicate that the business inter
cSts OF the country do not feel safe tn
ger Il GxistinG condltions They do not take
hlhdlE 70 me freaks Of a reckless cXcCu-
tive. whose vaulting ambition seems like
Is to soon .o'erleap itself
me Cleveland administrations Of 1881
ana lS9o may nave made mistakes. but to
their credlt be 1t said that there was never
any charge of corruption seriously mad.
against them and none at all WAS ever
established
Suggesting a platform, he urged planks
for tariff revision, which shall secure
equal privileges to ALL revenues limited
to the necessities of the treasury and an
equitable adjustment Of eXorbitant duties
and o,dcq laws FOR the regulation ANA
control of combinations Of capital.
He believed there ought not TO be any
difficulty ut TINS time i'll framing a imam
Cial plank acceptable to every Intelligent
and reasonable Democrat
PlanlS for the election of United States
senators by direct Vote, rigid adherence To
thu. Monroe Doctrine and the avoidance OF
an Eastern policy preventing its cors!S-
tent enforcement; the admission to state
hood of oklahoma. New Mexico and -Ari
IONA ana opposition to THE maintenance
on American possessions of colonial SyS-
TENS OF government analogous to the
British colonial system We're urge H.
\ letter from EXPIRES. Cleveland after
expressing regrets that Il VcXatious indiS
position prevented him from attending thC
dinner. he says:
while the assumption of the duty in
viewed in the government of the greatest
city of our country creates grave rCSpon-
SibiiitieS. the impressive thought cannot
he cvadcd that the manner III which the
Democracy of the city shall meet it,; Inu
nicipal RESPONSIBILITIES will in a large Dc
,r,.Ss determine the extent to which our
fellow countrymcn in every part OF tn,
land will be willing to trust the D"moc-
racy of the nation i'll broader fields Of gov
crnmental rule.
These far beyond the limit of New
York who love the Democratic party,
confidently expect that the methods of
the new municipal administration viii he
50 clean and efficient and it's high pur-
poses 50 manifest in all things. as to i'm
press the entire country with the security
and peace promised by the national su-
nremacy OF :, safe ard conservative Dem
ocfaCy.'
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4 young lady employed at the pub
fishing house of W. II. Cannot. Willow
street was overcome ny tn" cold, yes
teriay morning, while on her way to
work. 1t seems that tn" lady started
from her home in the Vicinity Of Pet
tingilrs Corner, for her daily work, as
usual, but with the unusual cold
weather she became thoroughly chilled
before arriving there. yet continued on
her way until she reached the publish
ing house she collapsed. A physician
was called. who attended to her, after
which she was taken to her home and
with little care she will he able to re-
sumo her work in 4 day or so. 1t was
a narrow escape ana 4 few minutes
longer might have proven fatal. 1t was
Il terribly cold morning and it is a won-
dor that 10 more Wero overcome with
the cold than has been reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-05

1t * i well-known fact that plumbers
are a very busy lot of men at this time
Of the year. generally. but according
to the reports received from them, yes
terday, it was the limit. All day long
the telephones were busy, calling them
to different parts of the city, to please
come and thaw out pipes. In some
places the conditions We're very serious
while in others it was only a matter of
few minutes to right things. Should
the thermometer rise it will be several
days before things get back to their
normal order again.
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ANNUAL MEETING
VI the Augusta City Hospital Corpora
ton at City Hall,

Inc annual meeting Of the Augusta
Clty Hospital Corporation was held,
last evening. i'll the aldermen's room at
the City hall. The reports of the Off
GERS of the institution were read ana
approved. They showed the hospital
10 nave done the largest work in its
history, having treated during the year
80 patients. During the year also q
number OF Important improvements
We're made to the plant. which included
the installation of a new elevator. The
election of officers resulted as follows:
PRESIDENT of the corporation. G. Il.
hurlelgh; secretary. Norman L. Bas-
sett; treasurer, John r. Gould. The
Following directors We're elected for a
term OF three years: Geo. +. Macom-
hef' T. N. Heath, Z. c. Dudley ana +.
w. Plaisted.
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Funeral of Mrs. Edna Dawson.

The funeral of the late Mrs. Edna
Dawson was held at the residence of
her son, II. +. Dawson, on jackson
street, at 10 o'clocl, Monday forenoon.
being attended by relatives and friends
The services were conducted by Rev.
Geo. +. Degen, rector of st. Marks
Episcopal church. II. NJ. Rhines, Lo
renzo Written, f. H. Leighton and p.
r. Brcen ofIiciated as bearers. and tn"
romans were placed in the tomb at Mt
Pleasant cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-05
Scrofula the Cause.

Eczema, catarrh, hip disease, white
swelling, and even consumption have
their origin in scrofulous conditions.
Win the slightest faint of scrofula in
the blood, there is no safety. The rem
ecy for this disease in all its forms is
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which goes to the
root Of the trouble and expels all i'm
purltles and disease germs from the
blood.
The best family cathartic is Hoods
Pills.
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Sons of Veterans Installation.

Past Captain j. G. Colby Of the Car
field Camp. No. /, Watervlle. installed
the following officers OF the Henry G.
Staples Camp, Sons of Veterans, last
evening, at G. A. II. hall:
Captain, II. G. Lccman; Ist Lieut.,
H. f. Leighton; ID Lieut., j. c. Camp
bell: 1st Camp Council, r. Il. Morton.
I'd Camp Council, John Hopkins; Sd
Camp Council, f. l.. Kccnc.
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Watervi.lc News.

George w. Dorr the reliable druggist
is selling large quantities of Hyomei. lie
guarantees this treatment to cure ca
tarrh without stomach dosing and says he
has so much faith in it that he will pay
for it himself if it does not cure lie
takes all the risk as there is no expense
unless a cure is affected"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-05

Rehearsals are progressing finely for
the Ministries of the Chizzle Wizzle
fair, for the benefit Of organizations of
the Cony High school, which will be
held at City hall, Thursday and Fri
day. Jan. and s. There will be a
full dress rehearsal at City hail.
Wednesday evening. Reserved seats
are on sale at Means drug store
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-05
For the Cook.

Baked potatoes with cheese are
relished as a change. Select large
potatoes, scrub well, and bake until
done Cut them in half and scoop out
without breaking the skins. Mash and
beat up Eighty with salt, pepper, q lit
tie cream or milk, and grated cheese.
Fill the skins and brown in the oven.
These are said to be very easily di-
gcsted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-05

stale bread makes delicious griddle-
cakes. Break finely enough bread to
measure two cupfuls, pour over it Il
cupful of rich milk, ana leave to soak
for an hour Mash the bread and milk
to d paste, add a heaping teaspoonful
of sugar, teaspocnful of salt, Two
tablcspoonfuls. CT melted butter and
tuo wcll-beaten eggs. Sift into the
mixture u cnpful of Hour, in which has
been stirred tGaspoonful of soda.
Lastly add a cup Of sour milk, and
bake on hot Sriddic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-05

The following new corporations have
filed certificates of organization here:
David Cummings Company organ
lied at South Berwick for the purpose
of making and dealing in boots ana
shoes with 100000 capital stock of
which $500 is paid in. The officers are:
President and treasurer, David Cum
mings of Somerville, Mass.
The Dane-Smith Company organ
lied at Portland for the purpose of
dealing in general merchandise with
500, eco capital stock of which $500 is
paid III. The officers are: President
and treasurer, J. Webster Dane of Sa-
lem. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-05

me local livery stable men report a
pretty good business for Sunday, not
WlthstandinS the very cold weather
that IL was. They certainly need the
business as there has not been any
gong. suitable for their business be-
fore, this winter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-05

Cigars, cigarettes. salt and ice are gov
eminent monopolies in Panama.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-01-05

Recent visitors from out of the city
to register ut til" fish ana game depart
ment have been: +. :. Burnham'
Eoothbny: Mrs. J. J. kenney, Lewis
ton; Miss Rosabel A. Hunt. Carmel;
ULYSSES s. Lamb Plymouth; Charles r.
Murray. Randolph: VIM. l.. Powers,
Gardiner: Joseph NORM. Fort Kent;
Fred a. Willis. Bath: Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
G. Stickney. Hallowell; w. Fred chase,
ami William |. Tucker. Newburyport:
Harry T.. Turner, Mt. Vernon. Marion
Freeman, Oakland; w. |. Haywood,
Port s,,- outh. n. H.: A. II. Frost. Kit
terry and Augustus +. Cross, Trinidad
Col