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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-24
Timber Land for Sale.

The north half Of Township No. 2, Range g. Frank
I'm county. Ne. Also two blocks one mile squar.
each, adjoining in No. ?, K. 5. This tract contains
betwee 1860 and - 90 acres the largest part Of
which u heavily timbered with pine spruce and &c
OAR, which has never been culled, estimated AT be
tween forty and nifty millions. # is well watered by
Alder Stream and Tim Brook both of which eros.
it, taking In part Of the faasous FIN Pond The-.
streams empty into Dead River which comes int,
the kennebec below NsOsehead LAX.
GILBERT LDSGFELflOW.
dris Il. i-e7. Nacbias, Maine.
.Irg-tff
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-24

Capt d. II. Lamson and four men. the
crew of the schooner c. W. Locke, which
was sunk Friday near the Isle of Shoals
arrived in Portland Saturday and were very
generously given free passage TO their homes
in Addison by General Manager Tucker.
The MANY kind acts of this nature which
Payson Tucker has performed would fill a
very large volume.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-24
hm6tB
Bread Preparation,
THE HEALTHFUL AND NUTRITIOUS
Baking Powder.

Restores to the -four the strengthening
phosphatas that are removed with the
bran, and which are required by the
system. No other baking powder does
this. 1t costs less and. is stronger and
more wholesome than any other pow
der.
nov22dTua Thurepnr Aweow5pnr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-24

ants Pond was bound over before Commits
sioner Rand on Friday. charged with unlaw-
fully disposing of $40 worth of postage stamps
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-24

In charge Of special Editor Of acknowledged
ability, who has had many years experience,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-24
Daily Ktnntbet 5uurnal.
AueusTA, TUESDAY, JANUARY "a, 1888.
-
KENNEBEC JOURNAL.
l825---l888.
l825---l88S.

The kennebec Journal has entered upon its
mxty third year. Thanking Its many readers for their
generous patronage in the past IL hope. It'll further
TO merit their favor In the future The journal viii
still continue Its steadfast adherence 10 those grand
principles Of RepablicanIsm which have given a
united country and made nsthe prosperous peope
that We are. The coming year will BE- one Of
deep political Importance. great national and
state campaign involved In II. Everyone will
feel an interest In these political contests Located al
the state Capital, In the Republican stronghold u
Maine, The hennebee Journal will be peculiarly well
situated To present the varou. phases Of the political
outlook. The political EdtOr.hip will BE- in charge
Of HON. JOHN l.. STEVENS, whose
long experience ia public AFFAIR." and Intimate
4naintance both with American and European Poll
les peculiarly fits him for this PORTION.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-24
Special advertisements.

small advertisements not exceeding three lines,
coming under the head of WANTED, For SALE
To LLr, LnSr. Sc, will be inserted here one time
for . cents, three times for 40 cents and week
for 30 cauts,f paid in advance. IL NOT rNp IN
ADVANCE, REGULAR RATS WILL m CHARGED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-24
THE DAILY JOURNAL
has during the past year been
Enlarged Thirty-six Per Cent,
New Dress Of Type.

and together with the weekly hs. been given a com
niats
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-24

Schooner John Bird of Rockland has hsen
sold to Jonesport parties for $4,000. She is
fine vessel of 1856 tons, built at Rockport in
1870.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-24

I'Oi Nd. GLOVE totN Nj. The man that left
L N. c glove ON Jcwetts train can iind 1t the
VI. {. Il. II. ticket office, Augusta. DIT
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-03-23
NUMBER "a.


or the almost human intelligence OF
crows, there can bo no doubt saws a
Boston letter to the Inter Ocean. fu-
Vulnerable authenticated incidents
prove this, aud II conviction Is needed.
follow the coast clamdiggers half a day
upon the shores. Hero you will 500
these dusky rascals towering about or
strutting at safc distance, until the
digger has throwa aside clam too
small for the market. Watching his
chance, tho crow will pouncs upon 1t,
rise to great height, let II fall upon
the rocks, and, Instantly descending.
wrench apart tho shattered shcll, de-
your its coveted contents with manv
croakings and chucklings over its own
canny wisdom aud success. am also
convinced that crows possess still more
remarkable characteristics. fully bc-
licvc that some sort Of civil and penal
codes exist among their communities;
that In some sort OF way they preserve
record OF mi'doings; and that,
while they may havo no sys-
tenn OF rewards. their sociology
comprchcnds direst punishment to Of
tenders from the crow standard OF 9TH
les. At Crows Neck, near Trcscott.
Maine, thcrc exists sort Of crow me-
tropolis Vast multitudcs Of crows
gather here apparently TO ad just their
civic affairs. Gao day last September.
when passing aIoag a wooded road
skirting large corndcld tho sky sud-
denly became blackcncd with crows,
which, after an appalling whirring.
shrieking and oawing rose high above
tho surrounding forest and thcn, swift-
ly descending, formed hollow circle
in the centre OF tho field, tho black
mass cleaning li<c tremendous dark
waters touched by moonlight in some
vast pool. Then from the inner edge
OF tho circle aselcct few arranged them
selves In statcly groups in tho centre.
Court being opened two culprit crows
were brought before the bar Undor
guard they stood thcrc silently with
hang-dog heads and guilty looks.
Their certain trial lasted nearly halt an
hour, and all tho wranQling
OF human court was INDUCED in; son
tence was pronounced. aud snddealy
half dozen powerful crow cxccutioners
pounccd upon tho unresisting victims
and beat them TO death with their
bcaks, wings aud claws Approval by
tho crow pubIic was manifested by
amazing acclnmations; and ynst clouds
Of crows. whifling and swirIing from
air to earth Ia an ccstacy Of approba-
tion, scattered 20 tho winds nearly
every yestige OF their former criminal
brethren. Astonished, related what
had seen to farmers thercabout. but
smiling at my ignorance. they Informed
me That this was a'common occurrences.
and tho least remarkable Of tho crows'
many wonderful feat, and perform
anccL
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-03-23

II Is cool even 10 midi Juno up among
the moputaius Of western Mexico, until
the noopday sun begins to soorch. Yon
so down stairs, and, quite sclf-rcIiant In
your acquaintance with Mexican hotels
and at case with your few weeks expe
rience IN everyday Spanish you find
your way at once TO tho dining Dom, o
long room with ono long table, noafly
the entire lcngth Of II, and apIins- boz
toned chairs arranged on either side.
Tho waiter comos In on full frot
from tho Kitchen away back some where.
You can hear him clattering nioag tho
pnving Of this court long before no
reaches the dor. H. is tying on once
white apron as he presents himself and
asks with little ceremonys
"Cafe, scnor4'
'si,' you reply and ibc waiter goes
pattefiDg back ioto tho mysterlon,
region from which he came. You know
from past breakfasts what viii happen.
or at least you think you do. In The
course Of Eve Or ten minutes tho waiter
will come back, this time at more
moderate paco. Iio will have two
steaming tin pots, one ia each hand.
held BY long handles 50 rs not 10 burn
himself Standing bchiad yon no viii
aan over and pour into tho big doIf cup
coffee ~ biuck as ink but posscssed of :
wonderful arona. which arises in tho
steam. II - tho essence o. fhs coffee
berry. No chiccory Or roasted peas.
You know about how much Of fhla
Mexican coffee your nerves will stand.
and you raise q warning finger Tho
coffee pot tiitg bacS and the other BOT
comes forward. Il Is fall Of milk. boil
iag hot, and the waiter pours until the
cup Is trimming This {, tho WY coffee
~ served Mexico over except az
Paizcuaro. "A Globe Dsmocrat.
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Two gcntcmcn who had como into a
restaurant one day, hal scsrccly seated
themselves at The table when waiter
iushed ap and asked, "wbat shall +
bring YOU Qentlomenp'
"Oh dear, saii one Of the ecotiomsn
impatiently, give rs a little respiteP'
"All rightr said che waitor, and dis.
appeared.
They had been looking over the bin
o. faro about i've minutes. and were
waiting rather aoxlously for tho waiter
70 return and take their order, when he
came up suddenly, as II in brcasblcss
haste.
sorry, Gcntleme,. said he. 'but
the respite IS sll outg
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1888-03-23

Madame de- sablo's ere n vas that woman
was born TO bc the ornament of the adofa-
ton Of men. Therefore she ought %
seem ~ least above material wants. and re-
ttln, even in the most vulgar details %
liic. something distinguished and pridsd.
Eating A. necessary opfniion buf - dee
pnfe % ~ 80 gross seeming. Madame do
sable would have 10 conducted with the nf.
most deiicncy, aud surround t with refined
accompanimcuts. rit was not eterv eoo-
A., she said. "Hho conld appear ~ table
with Impuuity in the presence Of her lover
. he first distortion Of her face uonid spoil
All Gross meals for the body o1vht
- be abandoned g. the bonrge0iqfe,
the refined woman should appear io TAX,
little nouushmcul mefelY to sustain her %
NO doubt y was this a iieafa reserve
Nhich enabled hrr 10 rotiiu the respect a.
ven as love OF her mary passionate all
mirfrs. She was n believer la piaionie
friendships. and. a. Madame a. Motteyiilo
ielis ~, uas persuaded that fncn could
without crime, have tender sentiments for
women--thai ne desire 10 please them Isd
men to The greatest and finest actions
reused their Intelligence and inariscd them
with libcfalHT and al sorts of virtues. Bnt
she added that women eho are The orua.
meuis Il Che World. masns io b. served anJ
adosed. Ought not 10 admit ANYTHING FROM
men but their spefifai attentions.
She support Z her slows elth al her
talents and beauty. continues her historian.
She had great Following ia her time. and
her infIucnoe gave birth - the chlsalroas.
tender consideration ~ men for women
which ~ later period The Hpaniards called
faesas.
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conversation had fallen suddenly from his
chair TO the floor.
"oh. Mr.. Buckley" she cried. my hus-
tand-Mr. Gaham see to him-he is
dying,
The diniilg- room door was open. but no
sound came from il. Buckley closed il.
and, With his eyes fixed on hers, he said. in
an earnest whisper:
"Grahaml Husbandl Dying You're
mad. Mrs. Tryfoii. You've got one OF them
not ons in your head again. or else YOU have
been having sn ugly dream. Mr.. Tryfoi is
your husband. and he's waiting outside for
you."
As Buckley spoke he threw the long cray
waterproof coax around her, and opened
the street door.
Ada"
The name came softly from Win. who
had opened the gate.
Utterly bewildered she passed ont OF the
villa. and descended two steps slowly and
hesitatingly. viii held out his hand toward
her.
"A dream," Buckley whispered. simply
70 quiet her aud further his own escape;
"ali n dream"
"Yes. yesl Thank God, I'm at Hazel
wood
With these words she ran 10 win who
took her hand, pressed II, and kissed it.
When shall see aunty?" she asked al
most inaudibly.
Soon. Say nothing. Try TO keep from
IN hiking. Truot in me-Will. he said,
quietly.
Without loss Of time he led her 10 one of
the hanson cabs. which they entered The
man knew already where to 20 to, and the
vehicle was driven rapidly from the spot.
den gate.
Might have been better he muttered 10
himself. might have been worse. got
c'ose ON eight hundred pounds, and to-
morrow ii be of TO foreign parts How
about to-nighu j know; my pal. the for
tune-telling quack. will give me a bed"
The ex-beggar having thus expressed
himself, entered the remaining cab.
Camden Town. Sharp" ho said.
At Canden Town. near the spot where
he Ind obtained the poison, Buckley
alighted
Tho police seatch for the murderer Of
Edward Reardon had not been abandoned
through lack Of evidence, hence the reserve
OF the roice Mt Wolyerhampton, and the
appearance of the supposed Perthard ennis
sIry at the London private inquiry Office.
Sergeant Ellerton and n seedy- looking
friend had heard OF Buckley at Camden
Iown. They had accordingly fingered in
the ncighborhood.
When Buckley had walked about fifty
yards from where lie had aIighted, short.
stout, dark man touched him on the shoul-
der. and a large, haired man, who was
very shabbily attired, seized his right
wrist
Leave go What do you want?r erie d
Buckley, ruggling TO free himself.
-Youl old friend" answered Sergeant
Ellertor, the short stout, dark man. "Ifs
quite complete and regular now, old pal.
There's no loophole-it's quite nice aud
plain.
"Leave goi What do You mean?" he
cried again.
at means this, I" returned Sergeant Eller-
ton. Il arrest you. John Derwent alias
Buckley. for the murder Of Edward Rear
don.
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WOMEN are the funniest when lbey "a,
nothing; bat women are 20 seldom frnny
A WOMAN who Lns four tons. ali sailors,
compn'es herself with year, because she
has fOui sca-soaf.
SUSAN seys she enjoys Sc ing tn Girls
20 in bathing. She loves i0 SEQ them spit
the sand ont oi thcir mouthe
uUnrsf foath was no.
lio seed Ter furcrtipa
thl softly ~ ld. -Ab mot
WY was -crn with lipaF
DID you ever got your girl IS va ice-
cream saloon on a os day without stop
ping, and yet retain her good opinion2 II
20, hOw2
INDIA long shaHls are now made into
dressine-Eowns for men. THAT ends the
talk about ihe extravaganza of women Who
cut them Ep for wrappers.
A snnrwD coafcclioner at fhe West End
has taught hia paftot 10 say pretty GREAT
rrc TO every lads who enters his shop. and
ms business IS rapidly increasing.
WkITISo- MAID Good morning. doctor
Ny lady nds me e. beg you 10 eoma to
her husband a. quickly Gs DO sibie. She
does not aisn him 70 die, without youf as
sis anee,
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Ho who builds according 70 every
mans advice win i've In very crooked
house
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

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Clsy ~ ssaa siaa aeaas-

siSs .sa O.t % asAss ss ~ish<. rss
Clsy ~ ssaa slaa asaas-
Len fo1ax. a s0aE< 2s1 sbaat = fssfs
sId. so = sG4yins a. tae Pssins hosass. =
s.es .ilh ~aas sss fIiszds tnias . 4aEk
essasaaIDu a. .ai - as - s4t VI a0oass
.ad ass as.s - sork. ID. oE0n tas
prounetor 81 tas Fseanc Hsoss. .. . lkat
IA, % tAs orses u ths Gay DirscteE VI lAs
Ps.,f a. saazy "a ses i bs e2sid n2t os
.~nt 70 a. parsnis $40 i've as-E toroato.
Caaaia NJ Grod thiaks khsrs Ass ossn
uaa-.e..asT dsiay "a tEe mater and ssy >
as ne Director Of sas Feor ofiszsa - Z
Is bozE3sFs a. tas P.einc hoass ~ca.1
-. L. fox fo4uz ns vo4t1 f8rDl4e ths
go. iros. Ias Door fund Ar q f0r says
~, so.ccsrs a. ais hsass sEs poor laea
Working lor small wages sad soget not 70
ee aszsd 70 p2y any psrt 81 hs 81 psasss.
fhs Disses0r Of ta~ Poor wxs s<sn snd
sad ta4t sas psopssitioa % n4Fs ne sosfa-
sss al tns Facine House pay part u his sare
.as 1oanxs osa proposition. saa tnss
there . as SONS doubt as ~ sasthsT oasx
. q eisy 81 county charge. As % cana0t Tel
Toe date Of as coming - tnls ely. founs
has lted at Tia Pacific House tsa mOntns
sad hss always worked shsn abe - 40 81.
de sOrxed for . tine al Ias Aldlns Manu-
isetaging COnp pays l0uadry, sad taen tAs
AssG 80 Affected DIS health that ne ss'
ooii<sd - qait. he then worked Ia IN,
CFescsnE nsar mill where the dust caused
aim ~ cough - nneh that be sait M
sork aad sent % wogk st otfshsn 4
Lsag's 10 lsxra the uph0lsteriag trade. he
qalL work lsst saturday, as ais nealtf
seems 70 DC falling rapidly.
II the msnsy Is ssssd by MS eompanions
AZ the Pacific HOUSE he viii lssvs nex
hondsy Tor fsr0ntO.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

Rev Charles Fluhrsr returned to the city
yestsrdAy.
Dr. L. 5. Holmes IS III and confined 10
the ssass-
;. T. Watson. OF the telephone exchange.
is in Detr0it.
Mrs J. w Adams has gone to New York
aud Philadelphia
Georxs A. Hall aud family nsys returned
from Ascas&Na PARK.
c. c. Barber left last evening for . snort
business trip 10 Detroit.
Cadet c. d. Stearns arrived in this city
yesterday for short visit.
Mr and Mrs. Barlow have returned from
q trip down the ST. LAwrsree.
Mrs., +. J. Bean and son, REQ. Of Custer,
are the guests OF friends in this city.
Mrs. Wm. Cartright returned last evening
from four weeks visit ia Buffalo.
Mn J. NJ Bixby and daughter Hattie
are spending q few days in Cadillac.
Miss Alma Dssenberg, of Kalamazoo. is
the xnsst Of Mrs. q. A. Bsrroin. of Bos,-
wick 81.
Mrs. W. c. Wine hester. Of Big Rapids,
IL visiting her pare nts. DR.. and Mrs !. j..
Whithsld.
r
day for few weeks visit with friends at
Warsaw. Ind.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. N. Dunhsm have re-
turned from . trip To the Thousand Islands
and other points East.
Cha,. Z. Carbert aud vile. OF Winnipeg.
Manitoba are 10 the city. the guests Of his
brother DIR. J. A. Carbert.
Gen. VIM. r. Innss who suffered a severe
ts,s - l. ID
reported better yesterday.
Misses Ada Wilson and Flora Rasco and
Mrs Frank Chapel. of Sand Like, are
visiting friends in the city.
Dr. A. l.. Adams. of Irving Park. Ia. has
returned home after q visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Adams.
Prof. ]. W. Barnhart. principal of the
Union School, has returned from Flint
where he spent his vacation.
Joseph Leitelt, engineer at the Phoenix
| furniture factory. has been sick for the past
week but Is now slowly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs A. d. Holcomb of 1873 Gold
81. have returned from wait to friends
aud relatives n southern Michigan.
Miss Mary Dicksrson has gone to Sand
| wich. H., where she hss accepted the posi-.
| ton Of preceptress in the high school.
| John G. Jackson with his wife and
| daughter returned Yesterday from q three
weeks visit at Bay City and Saginaw.
Fsrnsndo Page. of this CITY. doorkeeper
| In the House OF Representatives AZ Wash
| ington. is on his way home for visit.
| Lieut. w. G.. Wren, OF the Tenth Infsn.
| try. stationed at Fort Union. New Mexico,
arrived in this city yesterday morning.
| Frank Dean. formerly with II. Leonard
| a Sous. but now q Philadelphia travelling
man. - calling on his friends in this city.
| J. Edward Earle has gone to Harbor
! Point and after making some alterations in
his cottage he will return with mis- family.
J. A. Gonzales ha, returned from an ex-
tended trip through New Mexico and
Texas in the interest Of the Alaoastine
Company.
Harvey l. Brown. of Gaines was In town
yesterday on MS wsv 10 Grsttan Centre
vhsr. he will take charge Of the Grattan
graded school.
| Mrs. John Shields, of Wealthy ave, has
| gone 20 Cincinnati. o.. 10 visit her daughter,
| Sister NJ. Mercedes. ct the Convent of the
Sisters Of Charity.
Sanford kselsr. wife and daughters are
in tns city buying furniture for tbsir
| elegant new residence in East Saginaw
| Mr.. Keller is one Of the wealthy men o
| the Saginaw Valley.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01
IN THE RoTUNDAs.

A.B. Cheney. Of Spsrts. IL At the Eagle.
IA. NcNsnus. Of Traverse City. 10 at the
Morton
c. Pslsou. ofCedar Springs ". At Sweets
yesterday.
A C. MAYO. Of Nuskegoa. is stopping at
the Morton.
H. b. Peck and family. Of Allsssn, are
guests at S~sets-
Oh. Hovsy. a Reed City business man.
is a. The Eagle
J. H. Wuhsy. the Ada Statesman. IL a
guest e. The Eagle.
B. B Stevens. Of Berrisn Springs. is stop
ping At the Esgis.
c. s. Mitchell and wife. Of HillsdsIs. ara
grests At tse Morton
NJ. c p Chspiu and family. Of NIes
sre guests st the Morton.
ca. Conover sod wifs - Celsrsts7
are sasnz ths guests a. sweets
Eev. A. Rr0ck-sy sBo ". u. Wal
bridge 81 Auics y. Y a. iate srrl7sis e.
tae Morton.
y G. "a. Tvns - OberEn. Ohio, is
stopping 81 he AoFson. and viil spend
sunday there.
Ths rs-senrs~s ~ke care ovsr o. TIE
Milwaukee 5ost yssisr3sg report thst vsTy
roagh -fass- wss experienced
8 !. Csss. Of Traverse CltT. J. +. Ns~to1.
q Na-ksxon ard J. G. Mcvesn- r. 81
Grsaf s1zs srs a. ~ tszle
y rsssn. ahs nan va fsr throuxh shs
saeask. 81 ~1eet- SEA sd Is - es
se~.~ss a.Fs hefore b az >avs.
fz~ss cs-zs ~ tna srr 81 ssrss 4
ssax~.a Ms-isf>s is e. to Nertra W
Sa-.gs e 90 - t5s 81. 3 an rf Nsns.t.e
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

N BsEs. trsselinf nesket sxsrs II ths
nsh-zA ro>& was n ths elly ysessrass.
WI Ysnsrd. ssstelinx h<axAs sxe1t 81
81 ths ksEtsn yesssFess.
There vii es al sKcasslea treas eaS
Rspia. % Osts.s Bs@os to-day Fear
bandrsc sDd ffty psopis ara guaranteed
Ths G. K 4 l. ave TIA oozpllmsz .sry
sxcarsien 70 Ia enap3oyss 81 ths Foss snd
70 iessF isnlhss, this moFnins fAes VII
- q kgskesSs-
The sleeping coach Which vss 70 hsFs
arrived % tie .. X. & L yssLsEasy Rers-
inx broks down. sBd Vas left . short ais
lance from ODclnnsu-
TIE nsnsxensnt Of TIE great bssd tour
asInsat OF 81 Joseph are msklRg pfeeaFs-
IloDs tor Toe eDtsFtaln0snt ef 1000 peo-
pie. Most Of thc1 will esas fre1 n0fta-
sFa Indians and sooshsfn kicAlSsn.
Yesterday the following freisht msn cor
ssnsd al the once Of III. W hs-&. of the
c. A W. n. % organize a weighing snd -
spession barssa for Nuskssch, slailsF &
The ose recently formed in tsls city. J.
NoQuesa, Jr.. Of the T.. :. A D.. I'd c
Isasen worth. Of the q. X. a / ana "a. w
Rose. OF the c. W. N
The uuak hns rate var has been carries
TO such al s1tsAt That ell hopes Of recon
citation 10 dsspsired Of All sfforts 20 bring
unruly lines under subsection nave provs<
frultisss. and there Is NO hope Of the lins'
signing new agreements more binding thar
the recently exploded ones. IL seems ihs
the trunk line pool was doomed.
The X. of l.. band Of this city will Civ,
an excursion 10 ~. Joseph. 10 the gres
band tournament, 10 be held tsee nex
week. The baud will oonpete iof the prize
Tered viz, frst-elAss. $l75 and so. secon,
class. S75 and $50. The band expects Z,
bring back one OF the hrst-class prisss. Tn
fare viii be one and cne-third rate for tn'
round trip.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-01

Reeds Lake Branch, will make regular
trips TO the Lake Sunday. Sept. 2. leaving
Union Depot ss follows 1890 q. m. 100.
$50, $50, 4:30, $50. 7:30 and $50 p. m. re-
turning leaving the Lake at IL q. na., 1, ?,
3. 4. 5. 6, and 1880 p. m. All trsins will
stop at Fifth-avs., Hallst., Madison ave.
and Oskdsle Park. Fare for round trip
from Union Depot or HAli-st. 20c. Including
ride on steamer Belknsp or Trixie. Fare
from Asdison-ave. and 0skdsle Park 15c
round trip including boat ride. Tickets
will be furnished on train.