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The Washington times., 1905-07-09
Notes of the Stage.

Ada Rehan is soon to return from
England and begin rehearsals of her
new play, Captain Bra 7sboand's Conver-
sion," by Bernard Shaw. Late in June
Miss Rehan was taken Ill with appendi-
citis while visiting Lord and Lady Bar
rington at Cadogan Place. London. At
first 1t was feared that an operation
would be necessary, but the tnfiamma-
ton disappeared and she recovered
rapidly.
''Moonshine'' is the name of The play
in which Marie Cahill will star next sea-
son. 1t Is the work of George " Hobart
and Milton Royle and Is described as a
comedy with music.
The Shubert Brothers signed June oS
u contract with Sarah Bernhardt for an
American tour of thirty weeks, to begil,
The Washington times., 1905-07-09
A L. Mills. Mrs. f. Dunlop, Miss f
EdmOnStOn-
Washington Singers.

A. l.. Mills, Mrs. F. Dunlop, Miss f.
EdmOnStOn.
Washington Singers.
A musicale at, the Hotel Chetwoode
was one of the enjoya BILE events OF the
week in social circles and was largely
attended by visitors from the cottage
colony.
Miss Nellie O'Reilley. of Pittsburg,
sang selection from Mariana :" Miss
Gretchen Hood. of Washington sang
white IS the Jesamine Flower" Mrs.
+. r. Hood, of Washington, sang an
aria from 'Rigoiette." and other selec-
tions. vocal and instrumental, were rem
dered by Mrs. p. j. Conway. of Youngs-
town: Walter Mitchell. and DR.. A. X.
Jones. OF Media
Mrs. II. II. Walters of Pittsburg, and
Frederick Rickett. of Washington, were
winners Of first prizes at euchre PLAYED
at tho Ponce de Leon for charity.
Others who carried away trophies of
their skill were Mr. and Mrs Harold
Dothard. Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Gore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clarkson, of
Brooklyn: Mr.. and Mrs. William F.
Leonards. Mrs. s. e. Sweeney, Mrs A
FELTON,. of Washington; @. w. Goodman
and Charles Storey. of Allegheny. and
Miss Grace Martin and Miss Annia Vir-
ginia Lynch. Of Pittsburg.
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

CONTINUED from Second Page

other men to Betty he extracts a prom
Use that she shall assume to her friends
that she is a married woman. a grass
widow, Il Mrs. Bugle- There Is a COM
about burgler who has beer
in her room and the key with which ne
has been locked into another room. In
the explanations Betty becomes in
volved: several others are drawn into
the mystery, and finally others are
made TO believe the mythical Bugle is a
real man Miss Walker in the part of
Betty Fondacre will have role admir-
ably suited to her excellent capabili-
ties, and as Tom Pollinger, Mr. Stand
ing will again display his artistic and
finished acting ability. Malcolm Dun
can as Betty's cousin. Allen. will be seen
to excellent advantage and Miss Gallo
way will act Julia
The Washington times., 1905-07-09
Important, If True.

Here Is qfst of the ages Of a num-
Der Of prominent actresses: Lillian Rus
sell. g: Fay Tempieton, As; Isabel Bate
man. 81; Kate Bateman. So; Sarah Bern
hardt, 81; Agnes Booth. 62; Kate Clax-
ton. 81; Rose Coghlan. 80; Jessie Bart
lett Davis, 46; Effie Ellsler, Al; Rose Ey-
tinge, 6s: Nine. Gerster As: Mrs Kendall.
Sc; Mrs. Langtry, 90: Maggie Mitchell,
73; Mime. Modjeska, 81; Clara Morris. So;
Nine Nordica, A; Ada Rehan, 45; Nine.
Sembrich, Al, and Annie Teamans. 69.
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

an Invaluable official. All members OF
the Royal Arcanum expect to take their
families and friends to Chesapeake
Beach next Friday on the Hospital Bed
Association excursion. The expense of
maintaining the association Is bHne en-
tirelv by voluntary subscriptions. AMI
the proceeds of entertainments and eN-
curSiOnS
The Washington times., 1905-07-09
Neil Burgess All Right.

Neil Burgess. the original Abigail
Frue. in the play County Fair" has
been discharged from bankruptcy in
the United States district court He
says that because OF his debts he had
been forced from the boards. Every
time he signed contract his theatrical
creditors would commence supplement-
airy proceedings and force him to abnn-
don n tour. He Is now free Of his debts,
and proposes to go back to the stage
reXt fall
The Washington times., 1905-07-09
NEWS AND
CHAT OF THE WEEK
Continued from Page Four.)

day evening at 10 O'Clock, the Rev DR..
Nicholson officiating. After the cere-
rnony supper was served at the resi-
dence of the brides sister, Mrs E.
Leon Thompson. Later Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodward left for an extensive trip 20
be gone until September I5 The bride
was the recipient of mary elegant and
costly presents
The home of Mrs. Krouse, 1888 North
Capitol street, was the scene of pretty
wedding Wednesday evening, July 5,
when her brother, Thomas Warren, Of
Pisgah, Md, and Miss Edith Meade, Of
this city. were married. The groom was
attended by the brides brother. Melvin
Cox, Of Pfsgah, Md, and the bride by
Miss Anna Trede, of this city
Leonard Stabler and Miss Jessie NJ.
at the parsonage of the Immaculate
Conception Church, by the Rev. J. d.
MARI. The marriage was a quiet one.
only members of the two families being
present, owing to the recent death OF
the brides father. Immediately after
the ceremony the couple left for a trip
TO the coasts of Massachusetts, and
Maine
Mr. and Mrs James J. Haney an
nounce the marriage of their daughter.
Blanche Regina. to John E. Scheckeils.
on Thursday. July s.
The Washington times., 1905-07-09
Luckier Than Bryan.

While Charles 3. Hanford was recent
iy travelling in Nebraska he was stopped
at the station of a small town by a
citizen who was struck by the frequent
ly noted resemblance of the tragedian
t.. william Jennings Bryan
You look mighty like Bryan" he
said, scrutinizing Mr.. H&nford's face.
THE resemblance has frequently been
remarked ,a~r - sa-
YES. you look Hike Bryan. But
guess you are n heap Iuckier.
The Washington times., 1905-07-09
Engagements

Some interesting army engagements
recently announced include that OF Miss
Madeline Whitside, the only daughter
of the late Brig. Gen. Samuel NJ Whit
side, Z. S. Army, to Lieut.. Archibald
Miller. Sixth L. S. Cavalry. The mar
riage will take place some time in Oc-
tober.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Bertody Stone
have announced the engagement Of their
daughter, Miss Mary Ursula Stone, to
Lieut.. Daniel Edward Shean. Z. S.
Army.
The engag cement of Capt John Guest.
Q. S. Army. retired, to Mrs. Bessie Ran
dali Morfood daughter OF the late Col
E. L. Randall, U. S. Army. retired. Is
announced
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

weather, it is reported. and continue at
the Lyric Theater until September q
The Washington times., 1905-07-09

''Fantana," which opened in New
York on January IA, will survive the hot
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
1. zE. sWI1AT],A "a, !.
81
! ANGLIA.

z LonIdynu donosza 0 lex
klein wstrzaSnieniu ziemi,
kt6re dalo sic odczue W o
kolicach Manchester i Sal
fordu. TAX samo donosza to.
legramy 2 Paryza, ze odczu.
to trzesienie ziemi W Roch.
fert j Mort.
Lvndyn. Grozna przepo-
wiednie wyg}osil professor u.
niwersytetu W Cambridge Sir
Archibald Gelkie. Twierdzi1
ON i dowodzif W czasie wy
'k}ad6w naukowych W uni
wersytecie, ze bahama 6cis}e
'dochodza do tego, il lad sta
}y ma swiecie opada, a woody
fOcean6w sic podnoszq i to W
takim stopniu, il wieksza
Geese ladu r6wna sic po-
wierzchnia NORA i nastapi
potop. r"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
NORWEG}IA.

=. Nowy kr6l togo kraju Ha'
kon VII przyby4 do swej sto'
>Chrystyanii W ubieg}a
sobote i uroczy6cie powitany
zostal. w poniedzia}ek mia1
podobno zlozyc W storthingu,
czyli sejmie krajowym, PREY
siege ma ,konstytucye. Test
jego, kr6l angielski Edward,
zamianowaf 60 honorowym
admiration floty angielskiej.
@-K oronacya nowo zamia-
nowanego kr6la Norwegii
Haakona VII ma nastapic II
maja r. p.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
VELOCITY.

E Ciezko nawiedzone polud'
Move prowincye w}oskie ME
zdolafy jeszcze .ochfonac pc
wrazeniach ostatnich etrasz'
nych nieszcze6c spowodowa'
nych przez trzesicnie ziemi,
a juz donosza o nowem tree
sieniu. w miejscowo6ci Al
pice uszkodzi}o slime wstrzas.
,nienie kilka dom6w i kosza'
ry w~ojskowe, a W Ariano Kill.
ka kosciol6w i katedre. Z
ludzi Mkt ME postradaf zy'
cia. ......
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
sPOLSKA.

q Warszawa. Grozono, 10 je5.
Ii dow6dzcy oddzia&ami wojsk,
ME beda posiagnieci do SUI;
rowej Observation-Disclosures, il
kazali strzelac do benbronne-
go ludu ma Teatralnym pla-
Gu, gdzie licznych ludzi "a
bito i raniono to poniosa
kary ma innej drodze. Po-
gr6zke to zpefniono ma pull
kowniku Osipowie, tym sa-
mym, kt6ry wpadl 2 2O0ko
zakamii wydaf rozkaz sssuro7
wy ME oszczedzanie snikogo
- to tel kozacy wielka rzez
sprawili. Odtad 60 6ledzono.
Poszedl on wieczorem do
znanego spiega policyjnego
Pletnikowa, zamieszka}ego ma
Tamce, " towarzystwie po-
desaula kozackiego. Pc go
.dzinie, gdy obai opu6cili po-
mieszkanie i wyszli ma die
dziniec otrzymali cd czyhaja-
,cych ma Mich diva etrza}y 2
rewolwer6w j to ich trupem
polo1yly. Sprawcy zdo}ali
zbiedz niepoznani. Oficero-
vie zalogi warszawskiej prze-
ra3eni 60 j v obawie, DO ME.
jeden RET beSbronnych ma
na su,mieniu. Konstytuoya
'xapowisdziana . tymcza.
aern satrapi moskiewscy "
Kr6lestwie Polskiem aresz-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
AUSTRIA.

:. We Wiedniu odbyi6 sic
przeszlego tygodnia walne re-
branie katolik6w austryac-
kich. Prey ko6cu przemawial
tez arcybiskup ormia6skiego
obrz9dku: ks. Teodorowich.
Wspomnia}, ze I'd czasu kr6-
la polskiego Jana Sobieskie-
go, kt6ry Wiede6 oswobodzil,
Polacy W sprawach katolic:-
kich zawsze wsp6lnie sill z
katolikami innych narodo-
Mo6ci W Austryl..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21

ROSYA.z

= Petersburg. Wedlug de.
pesz admifala Czuchnina do
sztabu marynarki poddalo sic
W. nocy 1900 rokoszan z 10
dzialami muszynowemi. -
Rosary, " kt6rych sic 70.
koszenie usadowli SO obsa-
[dzone woiskiem. !Og6lem
wzieto do niewoli wraz re
zaloga Oczako#a okolo 2000
rokoszan. Statek ,Oczak6w"
ME zatonai, lecz skutkiem
pozaru wewnetrzne urz4dze-
ME calkiem zniszczone.
Donosza 2 Odosy. We
dug wiadomossi, jake otrzy-
mano tn z Tyflisu, caly gar
NIXON tamtejszy z wyjatkiem
kozak6w, zbuntowaf sic. Zoi-
nierzea 2 pulku kolejowego
sami uszkodzili tor ma Ii
mach kolei zelaznych. Ma
zwo}anym W tym celu wiecu,
zolnierze uchwalili, ze rozka-
z6w strzelania do ludu slu-
chac ME beda. Rosary pie
choty j artyleryi otoczone
silnymi oddziaiami Kozak6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
FRANCYA.

Paryz. w Cannes zmar]
wczoraj general Cierpicki
znany 2 woiny japohsko ro-
.syjskiej. Byf on ranny pod
,Mukdenem j leczyl sic "
Gierpicki uchodzil "a
najsacietszego wroga Kuro-
.patkina " procesie, jaki
mial bye Kuropatkinowi Wv
ial wystepowa6
jako 6wiadek.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
Farma ma sprzedaz.

1 mile cd Grand Rapids, Wis.
as mile Cd Rudolph, Wis. l2O
ARROW najleps1ejjiemi ) badynkaml.
iinwentarzem j : wsxystkiemi po-
rxsdkaml farmerskiemi, man wol@
.aras sprzeda6 wszystko. rasem Tub
na dwie cxesci, albo tel pc ~ :
hrdW- Zgfosid sie pod adreesae en;
Frank Krxewina
r. Ed. No !.
Grand Rapids, VII.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21
tuja j deportuja obywateli j
[wlo6ciaEn, kt6rzysieolkiaazaalii
,~,buntownikami0, DO JAYNE
!stawanie " obronie wolno6ci
E. to n~aturalnie ,,bunt7 pre-
ciwko wladzy.

Warszawa w pulku litew
skim gwardyi wybuchl bunt.
IZolnierze zadaja lepszego po-
~zywienia i zmiany zarzadu
koszarowego. Oddziai pie
|choty, kt6remu polecono wy
konanie jakiegos polecenia,
ME chcial opuscic koszar. Ko-
zacy otoczyli ROSARY. w
|obozie artyleryi pod Rem
|bertowem wybuch} take
bunt. Zo}nierze zadaja wy
|szego zo}du. Podobne bunty
EASILY wsr6d za}ogi ma Ko-
szykach. - Strejk TELEGRAPH
stow rozszerza sic pc cafym
kraju.
Kutno. Poniewazi
urzedy gminne powiatu
.~kutnowskiego zacze}y ko-
respondowac z w1adzami
rzadowemi pc .polsku, przeto
naczelnik powiatu Stromi}ow
wezwaf do Kutna w6jt6w
gmin i pisarz6w gminnych,
zadajac cd Mich Powrotu do
~pahstwowego. Pan
Stromifow dowodzif zebra
nym, il W w. KS. Poznafs-
klein i ma Slasku istnieje
konstytucya, a jednak urze-
.dy pos}uguja sic jezykiem
niemieckim. Nadmieni} mad
to, re ami ukaz z r. 1864 o
organizacyi gmin, ami tez O.
statni manifest, ME daja pod
staw do redagowania uchwa1
gminnych " jezyku polskim.
- W6jci i pisarze gminni
.oswiadczyli ma to przem6-
.wienie naczelnika powiatu,
il So urzednikami gminnymi,
wykonawcami postanowieh
gminnych i ola tego musza
byG wolf w1oscianom posfusz-
nj. Pc tenn oswiadczeniu pi-
sarz gminy Zychlin Szymer-
ski, zostaf z rozporzadzenia
naozelnika powiatu areszto.
wany. - Ma dis bylo wez-
wanych do biura powiatu
dziewieciu w6jt6w i pisarzy;
naczelnik zazada} cd Mich.
stanowczo pod grozba Tesla
MIA, ably korespondowali z
w}adzami pc rosyjsku. Ma to
ci podyktowali do protok6lu,
il nadal beda kcrespondowa-
Ii z wladzami pc .polsku.
W6jci i pisarze, do czasu
rozporzadzenia 'w}adzy wyz-
szej, pozostawieni zcstali ne
wolnej stopie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21


bardzo uczcilwy ggotddlzadilens Posazsaaanitol--
Faanils q sadusspastsrz z IN
oW1ecezh lsleges a. zzln y go,
ito tek ten adlbalyy g n i zbawlle,niie
kaapplaann, siuchaf spowiedzi6w pre-,
Gale diva dni, az wyela6ha wszyst
klIich, odprawlAk 4aAde3o nfa msze
6ws, q potem rotzeegglna mas ten stu
ga Bozyi odjechaf napowr6t do
swych .patr,aaffian. /.
Wiadomo, Z y iels Ks. IitwDra
pred rokiemEby1 proboszczelm przy
parafIi bremondzkiej gdzie przez l6
lat pracoWaf mad to parafia jake
prswy pasterz j duzo dobrego zdzia-
1ak, gdyz "a jego staraniem zostala
tam pobudowana szkoIa katolicka j
ko6ci6t zostal PROBATIONARY ably
sic parafianie mogli pomiescit, lecz
znalaz}o sic tam wielu p~arafian,
kt6rzy zamiast Wiel. ks. Litworze
bye w~dzieczni "a take staranie sic,
to go obrzucaja obfotem a mia
nowicie " !. Przewodniku Polskim''
kt6ry to uchodzi niby "a katolickie
pismo a kt6rego take ksiadz jest
wydawca tylko sig ukrywa pod p1a.
szczem innych. Ks Litwora zasfu-
guje ma szacunek cafej polonii Te-
xaskiej j bardzo bysmy sobie zyczy-
Ii mice tn " naszej parafii tego du-
szpasterza. Dzlekuje Wiel. ks. Lit
worze W imieniu ca{ej parafii tutej-
szej "a truly jake tn Ponl6sf, stare
polskim zwyczajem: Bog zapfac!
zcby Pan>Bog mu daf jak najdfuz-
see zycie "a tie truly a Pc smierci
niebo.
W 40 numerze sfawnego Pre- :
wodnika st. Louisklego, spotyka-
my korespondencye 2 Bremond Tex.
podpisana przez niejakiegos Polo
nusa. P'sze 6w correspondent bardzo
k%mieszny artykuf, niby sic uzala ma
tamtejszych polak6w re ME chodza
kupowac do polskich SHADOW tylko
do obconarodowc6w. Naturalnie il
jest to bardzo przykro s}yszee take
rzeczy, jak ten pan correspondent
pisze, Il pew zydek
oh CT II b ki gil
szeft zDo bic, to W n
t a k bi gag I'D &C ma
p 0 $ XII CT go zaraz
przylecieli d oniege tie
P Q lskie go e; woni 0 z
" iii t axle kolor TO W e
papirzy Po wszystklc Oh
6 b a{uPy Polsk1e l "a
krzy kali a tie polski
|go e, zeby ME K pl II
0 d Polskl storze IN Q
W OF M 0 8 e, n $
m o vas flames dla
P ol s K &c b Pury {. Bardzo to
6mieszny artykuf ten pan napisa}
do Przewodnika st. Loulsk1ego;
uie ma sic on Q co uzalac IL tam
tejsi polacy ME poplerals Polsklch
kupc6w, gdyz to zalezy take ma
kupcu. Jesl' polski kupiec by
.chciaf z polasa zedr1ec " dwojnat
sob, w'ece] braf n'z Oh obconaro.
dowca, to po'ak take go pozostawl
i idzie tam gd>'e tanlej moze do
STAG ten sam towar a moze jeszcze
lepszy, ale mnlejsza Q to panic ko'
respondencie, DO zapewnle PANE.
tasz jakzesoie " roku 1904 dosta'i
ksiedza Morawiana' jakies " Pre-
wodniku Polls. sPiewaf: Czegosmy
pozadali tegosmy doczekali, alleluja
vice znowu tax zasplewaj tym
polskim gojom, czeggosmy Pc, adall
|teggosmy doczekali, a zobaczysz jak
te polskle goje zcstawla MoJsze a
przyleca ma te Pois'le sztore, q wte-
dy lcek bedzie spokolny:
Spotykamy daleJ drugi, lesscze
emieszniejszy.a rtykullk W Przewod.
[l:iku t'oi. Podplsany Jan Fan, Z
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-12-21

odspiewaly Venicreator, a ks. Pro
boszcz odprawi} msze 6w. ma inten.
eye m}odej parry. Pc mszy swietej
udzielil WieI. ks. Proboszcz sta
tecznego blogosfaw ienstwa m1odej
pare, apotem kazdy p~ospieszyf Nd
'miejsce. gdzie sic odbylo wesele
.m}odego panstwa, = tam sic cieszo
no do dnia nastepnego.
Wesele BIG odbyfosW domu 70
|dzic6w panny mlodej panstwa P.
.G6rskich, gdzie pray dobrej muzy-
ce PIP. ] B. Muszenskich, bracl
pana mlodego, razno i ochoczo tan
czono mazury, polkii obertasy al
podloga jeczala. Parma mioda &c:
brafa ma wiano $3.50. Pan Muszeh
ski, ojoieo pana m}odego rzucaa
szozodrze dolaramy, ma weselu ba-
wiono sic sgodnie j weso}o do dnia
bialeyo. Jako brat i sxwagier mfo-
diego pa1stwa, zaselams przez lamy
], Wiarusa', d1iekujac wssystkim
.go6ciom i xaraxam miodemu pan
stwu N. A. Muszehskim = serdeoz,
na goSoinnoS6 i nra2em 1yoze jak
:najdlulszego j najdsoasxyuh 1t po-
iyoia = sscseSciQ idobrego powo-
;dxeni4. .#9.
Dnia 20 i so Liatopada I b. mic
li1my tu do sluohania spowiedxi6Y 81.
SyViel. 81. T. Probos.osa
para6i Anderson. Rsx. let 70
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

A pleasing incident in connection
with the closing Of the village schools.
Friday occurred in the fourth grade In
the VIM. r. Smith Grammer school
building. where the teacher Miss Lou
ise G. Cony. with the end of this year
concluded n long experience in schoh
work. AS n mark Of appreciation ana
affection. the members of the class pre-
sented Miss Cony With a beautiful set
Of silver oyster forks. a graceful pres
entation speech beirg made by Csrrof
Bryce Little. This token of esteem on
the part of her pupAs will be highly
cherished by Miss Cony as enc OF the
pleasant remembrances of her career m
the schoolroom.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17
"FRENcH COUNTRY LIFE"
illustrated Lecture, This Evening O
7.A5, Congregational Chapel.

The illustrated lecture to be gwen ny
Prof. H. p. Micoleau at 7.45. TINS even
ing, at the Congregational chapei' WIN
be Of interest to our citizens genera"!
The subject. French Country Lie, is
abtheme rarely touched upon by writers
whose works reach the Enghsh-spedN
ing public, and our American coiicep
ton of this very interesting phase o'
French life and character Is put 'de ue
and imperfect. Prof. Mcoieau VII
sneak from actual, living experience
and an intimate knowledge OF the sub
ject treated. =,
The lecture is given under the aus
p,ces of the "Alliance Franchise oi
Augusta. an organization effected dur
inc the past year for the encourage
ment and promotion among our citizens
generally of the study of the French
language, literature and customs. 1t Is
a branch Of a very extensive organiza-
tion Of the game name, and with like
objects, with affiliated clubs and mem.
bers in all the principal countries Of the
world. The 40 steropticon views which
will be used. this evening. were fur.
nished for the occasion by the parent
headquarters In New York City. With
out exception they are taken from
paintings Of leading French artists.
This is the first public entertainment
given By the local society since its for
NAL identification with the "Allianct
Franchise" During the coming fall ant
winter, 1t is proposed to give other en-.
tertainments, including lectures BY
those professors of our Maine colleges
who from study, travel and observa.
tion. have acquired a fund of interest.
ing informatio along the lines indicat-
ell.
Tickets for this evenings entertain.
ment are on sale at Pierces' bookstore
and the Augusta School of Languages
and may also be obtained at the door
this evening, for Is cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17
The Mistakes of Your Life.

Do not number among the mistakes
of your life that of negiecting to pro-
cure a bottle Of Chamberlain's Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Some
Of your family may be suddenly at
tackled with cramp collie CT diarrhOea
which are always prevalent during the
warm weather. and immediate relief
is necessary. This is the most reliab!,
medicine In Use and can always be de-
rcnded upon, even IN the most severe
and dangerous cases. Get it today
It may save lie. Sold by Johr
Coughlin. OF Augusta, and c. II. Beane
of Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

City Marshal Breen has received a
notice from Deputy Sheriff Mcintosh CT
Lisbon Falls. giving description of a
team which had been stolen from that
place. Wednesday. The horse was q
gray one. having spring halt. and
sharp. peaked ears. and was hitched to
a beach wagon having black body and
dark red or brown running gear. A
rod runs across the wagon to keep the
sides from spreading. under the seat.
The man who is wanted for the theft
of the team is quite thick set. with a
smooth face. and a large scar under his
nose.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

First meetings in bankruptcy were
held. Friday, at the office of the referee
for kennebec county in behalf of the
following petitioners: Taylor Inman
of Hallowall. No assets. nc trustee
and no further meetings. Fred ".
Fisher Of Hallowcll. same. VIM. H.
Rankins of Gardiner, same. Frank X.
Moore of Gardiner, same. In the case
Of Morris Bloom Of Waterville. as there
appeared to be assets. John E. Nelson.
Esq. of Waterville. was appointed
trustee. Chas. Gurney of Waterville.
was ordered to make deposit or or be-
fore Oct. Is. 1905. and the first meeting
of creditors was deferred until after
that date.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

The weather of the past few days
has been what could be called real
summer weather. with the mercury
well up in the sos, but Friday proved
to be the warmest YET. Reports from
different parts Of the city showed tina I
the average temperature was above So
degrees. and the highest temperature
reported WAS at the residence of
Deputy Marshal Hanks, where. at
noon the mercury indicated 80 in the
cbaIp
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

An invitation has been extended to
Mayor Hichborn. by the management
of the Augusta baseball team, to pitch
the first ball at the opening game Of
the season in Augusta, June rs, which
will bt between Augusta and Gardiner.
at the Driving park. The mayor has
not yet accented the invitation. but it
is understood that he will do so.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

Ben Venue Floral Parlors. corner
Chapel street and Western avenue
until June SOth. Roses. carnatlo'S'
lovely sweet peas. lilies OF the vaiies
ready for school graduations.
June8dtf. A.-e. .sf-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

Straw hats and negIigee shirts were
bought in cold weather b. Z. Z. Davis
& Co. and it is fortunate for custom
ers they were ordered early. Big
stock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17
UPRIGHT PIANO. LEAVING c,rv

must sell regardless of price. Elegant slN,
piano. mahogany case. rich tone Bought
last summer sum-, and dis, Is without thn mar or blem-
prominent maker Will sell for siS5 to 's y
quick cash buyer, MS must he sold 70
avoid shipping. Address Mrs NJ. p c,rn
of Kennebec Journal, Augusta, Me
junel3d1ws
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17
New Advertisements Today.

Lost-Pug dog.
Wanted-Agents.
Automobile Free.
For Sale-Ianch.
Wanted-Salesmen.
Wanted-SaIesmen.
Wanted-Table girl.
To Lct--Two Rents.
Wantcd-Canya yaSsers.
Wantcd-Soap Agents.
TO Iet-Camp Everett
Wanted-Reliable Man.
Lost-Brass wheel cap.
Wanted-E.nergetic Man.
Wanted-I .ady Assistant.
Harry p. Lowell jeweler.
10 Iet-turnishcd cottage.
For SaIe-Palms, Ferns, etc.
For Sale-HousehOld Goods.
Stevens e Ballard. Augusta.
Misunderstanding Salesman.
Hillman Plating Co, Boston.
Wantcd-Sal lesmen by Paint Co:
Wanted-I.adies to do Piecework.
For sale-Trap, phaeton. harness.
r.. l.. Hersey-Dorothy Dodd shoes
Wanted-Agents for Nameplats, etc.
To Iet-Nice Convenient Tenement.
Osborn Grain Co., Minneapolis. Minn
Wanted-Man to Work in Cabinet Shop
Wanted-Person to call on Retail Trade
T. f. Davis & Co.-Shirtwaists for chill
dren.
Sherburne & Dailey-Seasonable bar
gains.
- ale or to rent-House. stable and
cottage.
",.,uer & Hewett-Sale of store fur
=. S. Smith & Co. Gardiner-Shirt waist
offerings.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

When one sees the great line Of sum-
'ner shoes in +. l.. Hersey's there is no
wonder at the immense trade this store
enjoys. Tans. white and champagne
colored linens are among the great va
liety
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-06-17

Chicken and fish dinners daily ard
Sundays. Price rs cents, including one
hours sail down the lake in the 1904
Hotel Pines. Island Park, w. c. Har-
low, Prop.