davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-11-30

Full 5 Gallon Reg of Syrup for
14fbs. Golden ''C'' Sugar for
Abs. Best Green Coffee for
Arbuckle's Roasted Coffee, per ID.
12t6s. Best Rice for
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1889-11-30
d. ii. IlETTERMAN & co,
I ak Sale

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to an
ordinance of the town of Pullman, and a war
rant to me directed by the Town Clerk, ] have
levied on the following real estate in the town Of
Pullman, Washington, and shall sell the same
or so much thereof as shall be necessary to salts
fy the amount of the assessment against each
parcel of land for street grading. Said sale will
be made at the front door Of the bank in the
town Of Pullman, on Monday, December End.
1899, commencing at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
at public auction, to the highest bidder, for
cash to-wit:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
RpCoRDEp MoRTaAGrs.

!. Brea4hsw, Iabsa and vile 70 Lsopole Wei, Me- 1S4
hsi 5s aa.nHa Henry g hsss ,iunsAan. wlsave
w Of 161th-st year, $4,000
s %sts s d
SssS: chs,ls; .as wife, Berthe ysds nh IA Ad
Fitzseraid, Thomas ana wife, 70 Charles LyOI. n
los ssSs = as years of Avenue A.
Giss Chfisasn, to John Noble. 2sth.st of 9Th
6rssHssaS Herr ana wife, Huge JosspAy. I.
Glaekswan, Morris, TO fawyers Title Insurance Com
fsss to S & Ssasss anS 'sGoG
dsns SsssrsR g Jssa Rf 4sSS
Johnson, MsTssrse q Emigsens Industrial Savings
B' nys Loais f Bel l Sss sSOO Of savo
mortgages. year, el9. 600,
" i sSsse s gsss si e Cones Roosevelt
levy Norris 70 Sarah LIBEL. s74th.st Of 1stsye
sSass William Ell.sss sso Koesr 50 el.'s' of
sno. n and 9 l2sd-As. Of lothsve, mortgages, 3
Morgan Edward TO Title Guarantee and Trust Company
No. 1856 and lSs West End-ave, mortgages, i year.
Mclean. Harry; e Hugh Stevenson. n Ssth.St of
Newman. Jacob . Mary T0rupkinA los,A-se " Of
o'Ksns, Thomas 60 bradley ourrier Company s
Pinch John. Q John otO, s block 442 Chisholm
Ra;es Henry 70 George Bechiel, No 12a ohrysses.
Hsa y.sS s 6 Baldwin wasAns''na''
smith Brothers, 70 Pauline Schneider. No. 2ss East
Sharon Frederick 70 Equitable rafe socaeiy,
5th-sve, v Of s2d-st year. $4,000
s EsSfa asfIss Rsdshes seens oonoosd,av.
Toner. RosannA g Aaron Hershneld. 2d-sve. of
7eth-st year, $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

Rosa a baker aud others TO Mary cran1eii % coo
e2dsst AS eaS ~ W Of @lyaye, eoxle5. William
Wsa ane ss1s ss. 2 RSssss ad $4,000
{, uin b hlsx Wen ..s ., i&c
as$ scnss and Wives 3 Can RcSmsnn $1,000
WITH, IS ies 500 map ray 2Sxss'si a7so
gict Johnson 70 Geerge yreeland $500
vsesissd 70 q Margaret a. y johnson as7S
Leopold Meyer q jsssph Bskss $4,000
Same properly; Andrew and Il Knox Little
md wives 70 Leopold Meyer $4,000
6th-st s, 154.9 Il W OF AyaC, q. ox97.6i Johann
Robb aud wiye 70 Frederick Hofnmann =, 1900
1stsye, 76.1 n OF 104th-st, 75x100; julia
DE Hrnin 70 Robert Merritt e4600
Bsanm s,'i 70 Morris siSckssaa . - aseoo
Tnsinas j smish 70 y n MsI.sian J, L
SSd.sb 70 It e OF 9th.ase 23x7@; usrtrude
end Thomas Lawson 70 Mary A Gordon 21,500
10 Jacob Ruess ard Theodore Sattier .. ALSO
= Kober % william MeNaSS ana wife 1000
Q winters snd wives to. Allcs Dsnor -. asSo
Charles Roosevelt referee. to q w Meyer 300
st George Crescent, ., lot COS, map George
and II Opdike, oath Ward, 25. 2x115.8x35.4
x137.6, also Observation-Disclosures 4, lot 015.
6 10 yassey Mitckel and wife 1877. 7s7
27th.st B. lot $50, map Mary Clarke. 2sxo8.9;
John + Hamilton and wife 10 simpson Tolan 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
Gonnlrp llrepsrip Cor sole emo a. csl

INVEST YOUR SURPLUS
tpFas Ansl R.iste sess 2 ths ciz o. DEMry loss
yoLpEN oPFotTuh iIl ks Truthful and oQnseIsy1a AZ.
S1 ss n''1n''''A J. SftSscaaREa s Dsssss csL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13


osF or STOLEN, -Bsak- Book Mo-. eta, isnrf ~
Ia the GerlHan Savfngs Bark In the City 81 New Iofk -
Charles Lndner lr, IN for Joseph ksr9. ~ psr-
coma arc cautioned 70 negotiate tho s1e sn3 y
II rot restored % tne stt dfy q Apal lesp sptcasoa
r fsr ar fssns roek issusd ~ fhs ssasnas's
~ haak for ssvines' % ss sSo,f rises:
this dae. YIN appiy q ne bsek III rev ss5
oSTsof STOLEN Hank book Issued hy the sesniAn,p
~ Bank for Savings, New York; @ we fgnsfrDaf;
iSjs date wiF svpiy o to bark isI 1sT eaS
]! Esw.xsrk. Mssas ii. 1852.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
KEAI. EsyArE rRANsrERs.

Aeenss A. 8 w. cor 1sth-st 4ex9z; Joseph III
sdsys = 81 ssss Sc 10 lis ia. lie. 'i
as NJ 5ss y h is .Ss sad l wife s's 3
Il sss P, "a rs VII: ' Esa asss
D.sis ss asa:s & ess ~: 8 Js s
sAss sssDsrss 5an. sssaAan q Daniel Mans.
sa,sss 81. ! ass's :. iesd,:s q !; 7sss;o1
esssS e g ass s = fsei aSiiss oAa''.
sd css:.. Soi ssss csarss s eeersi .
vs. rs s.s: E n sssss I'd sssies
''s ss E.ssss.s 81 p Ia: !. sss
wsss Esd.ss i IA q ysd.. aSs ssa ssas .
!; sog "a s sesig 81 snss s
IO ssS'lsa ss g. si iss4sAs asnsioo .a; i0o
AGO. s: "a + .. s SSs;i sss.; "a r7s s
Ss AZ Z z a Iss " iss Ssg,
O. q ;.::I.! soSloS sssa :
20 20 s, q Sax, MsSI'fs sipa Es z
Lssas 20 e ,ssss MsuH .ssaos Nor; 1900
u l:s: 5s:.a ssss sasis..sy and VII: 49, =
rss rs ss g s'i sssis g's zsss aass
ss. ssss iss'ss ss:: ss q s.s s $sss
0 Esils Y 6k.i;!is. i e;ss go $50 I 1900
kspslS ssa s'iss: . ssss'ast &is;ss 10000
I, q. cfrSni "a : sSi's nssas - 10000
ls!s 1z5 Slls Is 4 R ssa SsA 1920
~ ~ s q ss y E5 OH 1000
sssses, "a. 5ssisi p 4 Ss''. ssss 80
8 kllssbsx Stsiss1sG ss''' ! Z ~ ~ - ~
i1l b ssss4 + zsSs go $500
r ~ I. :. ssoso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
Gsrurslons.
"A Pleasant Winter Trip


THE STEAMSHIPS OF THE RED d. LINE.
Sailing every Twelve days for Venezuela s. A., and chs
Island Of Curacao, W. l., Afford uneouaed opportunity
70 those Wishing q make SHORT sea voyage 70 the ope
Philadelphia specially for the trade aud provided
and comfort OF passengers.
The round zip IA made In four weals, which 16 DAYS
ara spent at and various ports and rom six %
ten days at C1racaS This beautiful city L. located
600 feet above the IS connected with the ccen
By rail It has lrstelass hotels. pleasant walks ana
drives and climate unexcelled anywhere.
For descriptive pamphlets. &C.. apply 10
BOULTON, BLISS a. DALLETT,
General Managers. II wdLst. Eew.York.
STARIN'S EXCURSIONS
8 Books T9A.M. TO Pm. Daily. Season
New Open 10 Am. to l PM Sunday Of 1880.
Apply for Illustrated Book. descriptive OF the arges,
and complete
FLEET OF EXCURSION BOATS .AFLoAT
~ 30 Also new and desrabls
eRoHEs AND PLEASURE GROUNDS.
Pisr Is, n, B., foot Cortlandt b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
Jre Cream.

A FACT.-Horton's Ice Cream Is made from pure
n Horizons Patent Super Frozen Bricks OF leo
hard one hour Country ordsrs promptly elled Dspon
i25th-St. New,York; and ass Fulton.st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ TRIMS leave cham6srs.I Station week days Iof
a. co. 10 and ii 30 q, N fne, ?o g g $50. 40
$40, $40, .0ao, 10 80 p m. 10 midnight Sunday
adsiSioaai trains % cressEih and way $40 N. and
srtr Manuel. Spring valley Monssy and TaTnanA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
Real &state.

Anrtiou Gales Of Redi estate.
ExECUToRs sALE-Petef =. Meyer. Aueuonner.
II Thursday March IL 1889, 81 u O'clock q the eai
Estate Exchange. No. 30 Lhery-s5i
Three-stoFy and basement brick dwelling,
No. 81 East 2oth-se
ADRIAN II. MULLER Son.
Maps etc. IS Auctloneers onnees NO Ptne-sG
RYoRHIs wILKINs. Aastioaeer.
VALUABLE INVESTMENT PROPERTY
AT AUCTION.
BIZ orisr Of the heirs Of Samuel r. Mott, dsceessd
4. II. LUDLOW 4 90.
THURSDAY MARCH a.. 1850.
IL O'clock the
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE AND AUCTION ROOM,
20 NoA GO % o. LIAERTY-ST, EeN. York City:
zoe SlXyH;AyEi n. e CO.. ssi OF ss ~ =,
$50 GRANDST:. between Suffolk and Norfolk sta
Jas CLiNToN ST, between BroOne and Grand sta
23s MADISON.ST, between Jefferson and Clinton sts.
E "a R0RRST.. near Dusnest
BULKHEAD and undivided interest In PIER a. EAST
Ft-tstt t-- RIVER
Maps and full particulars Office Of the aucioneers
Nos IL P1ne-st., Messrs De Forest Weeks, Attor-
neys, 100 Broadway. New-York.
~ IcHARp ", HARNETT z co.
II Win sell ct auction. Tuesday, March Is
f1 ~ At REAL ESTATE RXCHAEGEy
ss-ss j. - so L1BERTY.ST.,
1s3 Mercerst 8stoFy brick stable upper part used
lofts, nearly covering lot. Lot 25x10o
w Maps 81 AuetioneerS, 70 Hhesty-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

CHARLESTON, 8. c., AND THE SOUTH
~ AND SOUTHWEST
AND ALL FLORIDA POINTS
THE CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
From PIER 90 u. H. foot Roosevelt at az 3 D. NJ,
CHEROKEE. Charleston and Jacksonville FFi March IS
IROQU0IB new, Jackson VILE direct TussdaY March 10
YEMASSEE. Charleston ami FenEndlnA. ruNA Meh 10
SEMINOLE, Charleston and jacksonville Frday Meh %
An steamers passenger aeenn1nodstonA
Insurance under open gelisy snetsd one fh q oHe
Z. g. EGER, @. T. A. G. g. y 7. Line. sis B,Ei. M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

HAMBURG American SIS. Line for Hamburg.
- First cabin, ete and upward seerage at low rssea
EXPRESS sERVfcE between New.York South
gusta vctorls and coumbIa q 10000 and 10 500
companys once, 81 Broad. O. y. RICHARD 4 CO..
way, g. sCHgRz, Dir General Pasenge, ,Agents'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

q HoRE LINE-ALL RAIL RQUTE-FoR
- A1c.ton Provfdenae, Newpcrs and the East Express
sns I ssss Grand Central ssiSH Isr E,osasn:s 'pd BGs
ss9 9h eafl Nighf Express Is IL 10 N daily
I. I, s sas 2 a''' s'''i 0s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
nIRIs IMPOSITION

DARIS EXPOSITION.
Apply 70 NETHERLANDS LINE. 20 broadway,
~ Y. Tourist Guide 70 Holland the Rhine end
Paris Exposition. Entirely renewed aeet q gowefsl
Rotterdam; 1857 = Ams.ardsm isss. a yeendsn q
Let $40. ESQ go. Second Cabin. e52 Ten bays 70
RotteriRn by YeeD3al. sailing March 80. May 4.
JuIy Is. Rotterdam = FnrlA hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
6otels.

HOTEL ALBERT,
Eleventh.se, between BToaeway and 6th-svS-
LOCATION CENTRAL.
IDEAL FIrlEPR0oF BUILDING.
few more elegantly furnished suites Of Two % Az
left
Cuisine ana service unsurpassed Terms fayorahls
for winter, ROBERT 5. BRADY, Manager.
MANSION HoUsE--BroeElyn uelghth
Iu directly opposite wau.st New.1ork,
fifteen minutes from N y City Hall or Wallst and Broeo
wRyj superior accoamodatons reasonable raes seiees
family and transient hotel; 600 rooms
C. VAN cLEAF. Propriseora
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

THE STATE STEAMSHIP LINE between
NeHYoFk. GLASGOW and Belfast (AFne), With through
ssssts a REDUCED rates % LeSP9s LoRHSn p1o SS
STATE q Geeis sS u III JohusSiss Msrsh r. n 3,
STATE room ESegtsi9p tickets ss5 % 500 seoT,sge
From pier, foot % Canai.st North RlYeA
For freight and passage apply 10
ssetsgs oeoe' I'll froSdasy, EewY % BY ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
TNMAN LINE U. s. and Royal Mai Steamers.

:. FOR ouEENsTowMN AID LIyE9pooL
CITY CITY OF ARRIl a.; lwednssday Msreh -,
CITY or CHICAGO. .wednesday. March ~ Sse0 D m
CITY or cHEsTIR "a "Wednesday, April q ft2Q6JTbb
"a Biz, ousn ~ $50 ard 4as prepaid SIS sTExA
Asn $40 RnfFA wIiE iSsSFs SI Ssas, sisn'1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
Eertnres anS HIeeiinss.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION for officers Of
i "The Mneoln Club" q New-York win te hsld g
the club rooms SO Clinton Place "wednesday evening.
March ls Polls open from 70 O'clock
seeretaty Pfesid5rt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
FOR PHILADELPHIA

Exgres irAa. Gave Nsw.Xofk yia DesOrOs''s and
go 20. 5, % chisssc Linlssd. Yin Dining css
W;ASaSS9 I 81 % so u S cS 400 s; s
s$ sn2 % s NJ and ID is Rl.SS 4;ccn%S
ffsslGsS p E.S and S M L%iis. slS %
. NJ 4. (:s6. s., q $40 and p M and IL 10
rrl ashf leaving 'SsS:sSiS dsy SSOsPs Sunday,
aq II IA "a i e. 2Sund.y ssuS.s. TrnoS iSs
ysss nnnme.. Nos 4 asS s4o and "a Broadway
Astof HOUSE ana foot Of DesbFOses and cortiAndt sss
lourst- and brooklyn Annex ksalen. foJt or t1lton
o. nrookIyni IS Hudiopst, Hoeokep Station Jersey
CITY Emgrngt TICKET ynee Snc al al. tar ana
check bsggsgs ttom. hotels and TosidSaesA x,oon
aaaeFsi Manner. General Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
ANEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ 80 RIVER RAILROAD,
GREAT FQUhTRACK IkUNk LINE.
On ssd S1sf rtE sPrYattYY sssryLSr ipIo sea'e


,od e.. N S KS
va b. II r r. also East Albany to St Alean'' via
eees 50 Sef5n0G NJ N FAMOUS gTEAM-HEATEp yEsI5
pI yiGASSs cIASESAT y Sua, s
ieas eSf RoeSestef buffalo Erie cleveland To
iedo etc. arriving ut Chleago az 200 H. no nnaR
4 s S , hSSiii 10 re 81 ns ana
sla Sssssa PssSSs Saa
IL So q m. Wesyetn New. York and NoIhern ExR5css
for Saratoga Jake GeorEe Rutland bennington NSrsa
nd &c M. Albany Troy ana Utica Special with draw
Ine. roon ears 10 Troy aud Utica ~ ~.
!s AseonOdaSNG a1,s Sms an d insfnediSeo
SHsn9gs ma st. p tGSls T f.
Detroit and Chicago, With VesuDulea ana SeahfhSAteu
sleeping and dining cara ana canandnlxua fcxpress
sLeSlnTcaps e. Montreal via ROassS Point and vie a.
$;.s . ;SR VI; !. ka aSsR
7.e Oo B. hani Fss ssSi Espess RSr6estS ufs
e. Msra rails Sso sna Scseso o W Sleeping
saturday also % canandasue ~ suhaaS. a PS,ra Ma
eon ~ TSSis s.h 90 aa leaving
Tickets and spaces driving s ana ~, sss T ears
Sn ale 4 ps sI'?s S esn'alR sissS
md iShsL satlop sss m ssoos sa
Wosteoiri Express calls for ana eA'0A' 0ess's' f'0A
h0ts uS o. dslyi Uths daily exeep. sunaay sSp
iSss station Sss W SssUora Ps.ssneef Agent
M fotffsfiittN iGcees,,..rai Euper1ntendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
4 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PAssEEeER TRAINS leave foot Of oofaAno' ana
s.So 4 M ,ep cStasanaua ana Intermediete Poipts
m fof Geneva, Lyons EiFiss heensfsS5 sas "
snd ne West and panspai iosai p0'h'- 's"''s s-'
il Tor Cherry Ford and |nssssSas s,g Psnts.
chair car 70 TunthaTnoek conneeuon . "'Aains anu
40 tor pi,.s:s ,ga Hs sissillSSss. n'in'oia''
$40 o. M feF Maueh Chulk 20 ae sshsss ~ ~
connsesSe e Reading and HAfrsOe't Si -
n foT Geneva Lyons, Elmirs RSch''ss'' 1uasi'
and tha West, Pullman sleeper @ =, "A so,.
Lrsns istyIsg y q M "a n iTsslIctSi eei sosiona
SUNDAY TRAlhs.. -. ,n,.,,..a,...
9 a N for Maven Chunk. HaEleson ana iAs''p'a's''
" oopsy ana ,P,ssasdss sss en-. sss.,
end ihs Rgll1a.n Hespa s e H. f6sesassy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lloyd SIS. GO.

~ OIIJDLU IOOILIt ISIlO y %. OVs !.
49,, =, SHORT Rop.TyFI, I9 IoNpQN.
hEW.YORK, BOUTHAAPTON AND BREMEN
steafners sail from pier foot % ST., Uohokca,
FAST EXPHESS bTEAMERS
Lain Wed, Meh 1a D. Werfa. sat- Meh e. 10
ElSe. Sat, Msh 10 s go an. ssaie. wed Meh ~ pm
First Cabin y7b and upward berth according 70 loee
Won as'0Oa oRioHg Co. No Sossiih SN Srss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13
Gitp prOpsrtn 90 Get.

A -5rH.AyR. NEAR I5oTH.ST.-Newiy decorated
q threestory brownstone 16 exSo; II roons cabinet
-',- . p-'''''' i"'i'''' POTTER g. CO.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

Business propertp for Sale aaS 10 fst
FOE RENT.
& STORES, OFFICES AND DESK ROOM
In handsome new building cortisndt and Washing
ton Sta Every modern convenience Most conspicuous
location IN busiest thorcughfare downtown. Now rapidly
alrns with metal and machinery trade, Low ren@ maae
on premises or al Room = 60 Cedar-st
A LARGE STORE and basemept 70 let, on Chambers
a -, with 10 10 20 horse power, IL dcSired 1o'VOO
RUIANfb II waITING, Beekman-st
Brooklnn proprrtp for Sale and 90 fsi
A LARGE PLOT OF LOTS FOR SALE, alongside the
IA tfrnk fafoad nav Building at e7th and 36th sts.
Ercoklya rutland a WHITING. s Beskman,se
Apartment 4cnses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

THE LANGHAM,
srn.AvE. AND s2D-sr.
M SHoJoE sg "a gen E4L4EeE oE SEASONS uN.
PAhfhENT8 no RENT
sss s ssss o. :esa9s sS sss ss;
<o-44 East sIstst.. adjoining Msdisep.sye.
Single tpaFtReht steam hezSS6; so % sloo Der month
). BEHWICKs
sssls West ssshst, nsss staye steam hessed hali
1sys; ESQ 70 S38.
- =. ~ LANSING,
1ohils Sast 7esAsA nsss FssEava ssS $50 pcs sonsh
8. HAMILTON.
BROWN G0LDfNG,
40 Broadway and 703 Msdiron-aye,
FHs1y s2s. MAR sSnIa vino lasxe sooras "a
nHsy peff3ct Qr4ef; tpt&bje for bfEnes bashsief
jssi' b5Sas Rs;ssss ~ z.ss ~ a's ANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

4 astefy dEelIing with lot. 10 81 5thavo, o. 100
n cf Park Pace lot 2exT.lg MchseA Conin, 90 ESQ.,
49, py jam !. B. smyth
lcts on 5th-aye cor Of ssth-ss 2e2xloo each !
istcr buiidi1g vita lot NOS 24i ana PAS Fuitcn-s
SO ~l4S y " OF speaeae AHey, ios 2sxS9; Gushing
Lexingtopsse, lot adxs0; A Jacobs. e4,775.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-03-13

WANTED.-A practical tailor and cutter competent .
With isfercncer Box I,sSg,i ". y. Po4 oniee.
yUANTED. AGENTS for our NEW PATENT Fire.
price, sas; others 10 proportion Highest award fnyez
nSsIness Our prices iowsst We are not ID The safe
pool EXCLUSIVE territory given. Aipre safs Co. Chm
clunsu Ohio u --..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-11

Our city election today interests all our
citizens. The republicans have placed In
nomination candidates who will receive
their united support. Samuel W. Lane,
the Republican candidate for mayor, has
had service In the city government and
his interest 10 whatever confirms the
prosperity Of Augusta, Ia well known.
A soldier in the war Of the Union, he will
seek to enforce faithfully the law. Nom
mated by acclamation, let him receive To-
day handsome majority In every ward.
The candidates for aldermen and council
men are worthy Of the support Of all good
citizens. Don't fail to vote in season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-11
r,rard and noslanesr i.

The Nossb-German Gazette, commenting
upon Premier Tirards suppression Of the
French Patriotic League. ascsibes his action
less 10 the attitude of the league towards the
sagsllo incident than to the Jealousy which
It says vas aroused by the leagues propa'
ganda in favor Of General BoulAnger. Al
the same time the energy and decision of NJ
Tirssd are commended, as it il only by show.
ing resolution that the new Cabinet can &C.
qaile solidity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-11

Now that the general government has es-
tablished an agricultural experiment station in
each State of the Union, Congress pro-
poses to go further and make an appropra-
ton for doing farmers institute work in each
State in connection with these stations
This plan if carried out will take the entire
people of the States, which will be borne by
the national government, and the measure is
now before Congress. And yet there are
think that Congress should keep its hands out
of the State Institute pie. We think it a
measure which every State should welcome
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-11

Mr. Arlo Bates, In "The Book-Buyer,
quotes The following dialogue as having
taken place between Wendell Phillips and
Thomas G. Appleton when they were
young and briefless lawyers, rich, and
too aristoeratic 10 attract business. One
day Appleton asked Phillips If he had
any clients yet. mot client" was the
reply. SLOW long" Appleton asked,
'are you going to hold onf I'm getting
pretty tired of it myself." II think III
try it six months longer" Phillips il said
to have answered, "and If don't get a
start by that time shall take up cause
"A a matter Of fact Mr.. Phillips did take
up cause, as all the world knows. while
Mr.. Appleton became the most charming
Of dilettanti.
la the report of the United States Com
missioner Of Education, there are many
suggestive facts and figures, the most in
tercsting being that portion devoted to
libraries. There exist 1873 free public
reference libraries in the country, contain
ing 3, 065 900 volumes, and 2tl free cor
porate lending libraries, containing l,727,-
40 volumes. OF the latter mentioned,
over - per cent. are in New England
alone, where also 81 per cent. of the free
lending libraries, supported by public
funds, are situated. Free libraries are
part of the general school system and val
liable factors of popular education. They
supplement the schools and add to the
general intelligence and welfare.
Lord Derby hits it about right when he
says ~ will venture to assert that for
one young man whose health has suffered
from those causes, you will find half a
dozen who have suffered from idleness
and from the habits of life which idleness
in young men is always sure to produce.
There ia no better security for steadiness
of conduct in young man than regular
work for definite object, He cannot
afford to play tricks with himself or do
anything which may unfit him physically
or mentally for the time of trial
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-11

Among the transfers of Jerseys on the
books of the American Jersey Cattle Club, to
March 5, are the following recorded to par
ties in Maine. Mrs. Warren Ward, Auburn,
for tle estate of the late Warren Ward, to
George Blanchard, Cumberlanl Centre, the
following cows and heifers Doko Hugo,
SO, 1903; Glencase, 1858; Mamie W, ID,
1862; Miss Blimber, BIOL; Miss Tox,
So, 1902; Nova, I'd, 3d. los, and Rara Avis,
So, 1t is one of the most important
sale, of Jerseys for the week in this State,
and we are pleased to know that Mr.. Blanch.
ard is again handling some of the best bred
JERSEYS in the country
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-11

Mr.. Sheridan, Territorial Statistician Of
Dakota. says there is not enough wheat
in Dakota for seed and bread There is
now but about IS 5000. 900 bushels of wheat
in the Territory in farmers hands and in
elevators, and it will require a, least l3..
000, 900 bushels to seed and feed the Terri
tory until the next crop
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-11
America Without . Foreign Policy

The Paris Temps, commenting on the in
augural address, calls attention to the ira
ditional and systematic absteution of Amer
ics from foreign policy. while proclaianins
loudly the duty Of the country to protect he,
citizens wherever established.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-03-11

The Paris Liberte does not see how the
Monroe Doctrine applies in the case Of the
Panama Canal, as no power ever thought of
establishing authority over the canal.