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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

surrendering their seats uader the plea
Of gallantry.
might pause here to show that the
words ''gailantry, "politeEess, ''coar-
tesy," etc, are meant to apply only To
acts u defer zee which involve no finan-
cial loss, and do no. properly include
the transfer Of things which have been
paid for; but space will not permit such
a depression.
A surrender Of purchased seats and
rights to elderly women or to women
obviously i'll would be bad enough; but
the American method has come to in
elude an indefinite extension Of this
habit which il pernicious in the extreme.
If under the mercenary limitation Of
strect-ears men continue to give seats to
women who are apparently unable to
stand, what shall be said in defence Of
the prcposterous practice of yielding
seats to Young women: Women are not
responsible for il; | have repeatedly
seen them politely refuse to take the
proilered seat, and have seen old men
overcome their scruples by indecent i'm
portunity which no woman could resist
without making scene. The fashion
which prevails In such cities as Wash
ington, Baltimore, and Southern towns
generally, commanding that no man
shall sit while any woman Is Standing
without regard to the age of either
party was born of the prurient egotism
and vanity of men. and has no justifica-
ton in either equity or courtesy. But
foolish men have set the fashion, and If
women are spoiled by it, the authors are
responsible for the damage
1t will be pretty hard work for Amer
lean gentlemen whose gallantry towards
the fair sex Is world famous 20 adopt
such views as the sbove, but it Is never
theless well to consider whether they
may not after all. be the correct ones.
There is certainly no reason in the world
why private philanthrophy should be
called upon to fulfill the contracts of
corporations, or why sacrifices of this
character should bear the misnomcr Of
courtesy
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The leading astronomers Of the
country have recently been giving their
opinions regarding the question az to
whether Mars is habitable and inhab'
tied planet or NOT. II Is believed that
ia general physical conditions are stint
lar TO those Of our own earth, viz
atmosphere. water, corresponding sea-
sons, sunlight. moons about the same
length o. day, and presumably rain and
snow When Mars il &C It's most distant
point from our earth it Il two hundred
tsd forty millions of miles away, but
when ut Its nearest, within thirty mil
lions. This occurs once Ia fifteea years,
and will occur next in 1892, when no
doubt. some very interesting phenomena
regarding 1t will be observed. Among
all the opinions OF the great scientists
given about Mars. that expressed by
Prof Holden Of the Lick Observatory
appears the most sensible. lie says
mo one knows anything whatever
about the matter; discussion as TO the
existence or non-existenee Of life on
Mars Is purely speculative "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
LITERARY NOTES.

Roberts Brothers, Boston, will soon pub
fish, ''In My Nursery; Rhymes, Chimes
and Jiugles for Children" by Mrs Laura
fuseiy illustrated volume, bspni in cloth ;
p,iee 81 20
Mrs. Jeans Gaynna Bet'any. whose no.-
able novel, The House Of Rimm 70, ''creats Il
a stir in the Eogisa literary circles about .
year sso has writiea smother romance er-
titled ~ Lsxsard in Love" which will ar :
pear in the November number Of Lippsn-
c ats Magazine.
The Opening article il the November
number of The Qaivtr, the English illus
trased magazine Of Sunday aud general
rsasiing, an American edition Of which IL
publ sasd 10 New York by Cassell & Co,
is al account of the life work and books OF
the late Ms Elizabeth psysJn prsntiss Of
Psrsisnd iau. h.sr of tia eele bra.ed divine,
Or. Ei~sri psysen.
The most attractive article in Wide
Awake fer Nevealeer il the sketch which
Mes Ference Howe Hall gives of her
father, tn. great phitaI;hropi.:, Samuel G..
Hove. il s accom- anisd by pcrtrass Of
Ne. Hoe whsl II Young nan. snd q sneei-
ms ct he IA sej l.uers used by the blisd
,a reading. Th re- ia hs.ife choice table
of contents rseiag poems, ssetekes.
stories and n.tsr@t tis:ory xrsicles, and the
rrmaef - GAGS il.usrsfeI. Bosom: d.
Lethrop Cemps3y; s3.{o per year,
gfbetL re far October appears ia the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
The Lat Census.

The attempts Of the Boston Herald to
,ltseredit the recent census have lead IL
into many ridiculous positions. In yes.
terClay's issue II pretends to have proved
deep seated plot TO run the enunera-
| ton for partisan purposes by showing
that nine Republican states in the West
showed substantial gaia in increase
over the census of 1880, while nine
Southern states. while they showed
| very heavy increase. fell some half mil
| Hon short of the increase of 1890. This
Is certainly heavy argument TO bring
against the honesty Of the cen
sus. with even more reason could
il be cited az proof that the census
Of 1850 was very much inflated in the
Southern States az indeed was very gem
orally charged at the time. But an at
tempt TO establish fraud in either case
by the methods employed by the Herald
Is exceedingly purile business unworthy
OF a great newspaper. Those figures
show that the West has made a much
greater gain in population during the
last decade than the South. There Is
nothing in the least surprising about
this. Every careful observer of
events expected such result
While the South has had,
as shown 10y the official figures.
q very considerable increase of popu-
laton in the Inst ten years, largely
brought about by the rapid development
in her industrial life, i ia equally true
that there has been counter movement
in her population of by no means incon-
siderable proportions Thousands of her
eolored citizens lispalring OF ever secur.
ing the polltical--and for that matter
ciyil-rights guaranteed them by the
National constitution have sought homes
and opportunities for growth in the
great free and progressive West. Every
one who has thus changed his residence
has counted two against the South in a
comnarisnn with the Wpst
But no. alone TO the influx of South
ern colored men IL due the great growth
OF Western population. That il only
a drop ia the bucket. of the vast
number of Immigrants from foreign
countries who have landed upon our
shores during the mast decade. a very
large majority have sought homes in the
West. TO such an extent has this heen
he heard that in n few wears more the
great tracts of beautiful land that have
for Years offered homes for the million
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The free traless are very muxh
xrought up over the prospect that this
country viii, 10 a few years, produce all
tie tin that il eoasunses They dread 70
see the monsy We Lave paid to foreign
err %. this prsdrct 20 into American
pcc<efa. How great sum this Il y Il
te sern fscse The faes that Ia the lasr
tssnsy fise years we have paid England
alone ss2o, oss .ss2 for tin plate. There i.
every reason 10 believe that double this
sem Will te p@id cut ia this country Tor
he same commodity In the aexs quarter
81 a centa-y- Democratic Free Traders
'senld have this ~ into the pockets Of
foreign producers, and be expended Ia
building up tie Industrial conraaaities
Of foreign ian,is "a 10 has been In the
past. Eat tie Mckinley bill has badly
stepped npon their desires 10 this diree
lion. They Will doubtless give vent To
many mad cries Of rage, but fhe great
american people Will thank the broad
ststesissanship which secured for them
such welcome and important addition
TO the national prosperity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

In an Interview with Senator Leland
Stanford who has just returned from
brief trip 10 Europe. he said To an
interviewer; Il am satisfied the Mekin-
ley bill Is the best possible expression
Of the protective policy to which take
IL this country owes its greatest growth
In wealth. have no doubt many duties
are too high and some are TOO low. but
the average il the best obsalnaele. There
Is In my mind no dosht about the poii,i
cal and commercial corrctness Of the
theory Of rrctection. All parties are
agreed upon tllat. l below, and the
question b only one Of how much OF
how little. The Republican party il
better able TO decide this than the Dem.
ocratic party"
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same beautiful dress, and with the same
delightful favor both litersry and critical
that it hiss constantly msintsined. While
devoted to specially, It's field is vide and
is work Is always Of quality to command
attention. Among is articles are: Dante 5
Imperialism, By Annie Ru sell Wall: Part
-Four Of Mr.. Oliver Emerson's study OF
Antony and Cleopatra; Shakespeare's
Less Greek" by Eugene p. Quick; The
old Marlowe cong. "Come Live with Me, .
set to music By Miss Helen A. Clarke, and
Minutes OF the First American Shakespeare
Society. Ths departments of Study,
Library, Societies and Notes and News are
well kept up. philadelphia; 1902 Chest
M. street; 50 so per wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

Canada has instituted protective
tariff which has helped her greatly in
the last few years, France Is now pre-
pairing to do likewise, Germany has de
rived great good from her tariff, which
was based on that of this country at the
suggestion of bismarck, aud in England
ssroag part, is nov demanding sian
liar law. However attractive Free Trade
scpsistries may be totheorists, iiealizers
and dreamers, the verdict Of the civilized
world is strongly against their practical
operation
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CALENDAR or coxrso EVENTS


oet zzzg--asins saas of Ismterxsee, Anasal
ses. q fis1eoes Dssfrist Lsdxs, aesd Tsmeias,
Es1akliE.
sev isf.lssc.n Diafses Lodge. Coed T.mpsss,,
Ef. nsa,
Sev y Yors bss,sie, t~od Tsmpla,. o,a Or
ehafd.
NOV. &C. Esex Cssssiet Lodge. Good ferapi4ss.
Moth kppis tpn.
Mo-. z7mrraHilin District LsSxs. Geoa Tsmpisrs,
tast wilton.
RELIGIOUS.
Oct. q II IS aldo sgatiessi eosswrsses.
randy PeiHf.
oct -f'i.eatsqas- cossrssasisas Confer
Der zlz,-fesosseot Congregational cenfsr.
.nee, Ers~sr.
oel cnmserisna Congregations, cosssrs aee,
Pefflssf.
Des. u paseocs County Sunday selsool cen
gssfioa, sullivan.
OF. zs,ss- i,.nobsess csss,y sunday school Goa.
Get. $50 sessebse csssrs sa,iasai Confer.
Oct. ~ fisa cosgre gznoaml Geatsrenes. Otis
ID.
k1HeAtiosAL
Oct. 2l-2z-csaseTIaea Teseisrs' Ass9eistion.
oe:. ss-as W aldo County Teaeirsr.' Association,
AgryiH
Oes. zs29-oxiad County rsaehefs' iaaii,sts.
osi. ~ Nov i--wsst oxford resehers' As.ocis.
ton. D.snefk
tos. 4 - tssssIis Teacher, eopyention, Wilton.
Nov Els Knox tsHniy 'ffaebers' Institute.
r.sstsastso.
PArnoss ~ HrsnASBaY.
Oct. ~ AfSo..ook Pomona, NHyssiiie Centre.
Dft zss-tssslsiar Pomona. strong.
Det 2s-FsesDsrDs Pomona, OrTiagfsB.
Nov, s-Aadrpscogg1n Pomona, Lewiston.
Ssf. - hthneDee Pomona, titntoH.
FkHaERs INSTITUTES.
Nov $40 Grange HAL, Chsrryh4d.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

1t really begins to lcok "a If Parson
Luther +. MokIeney, who has ratified
about In the National House of Repre-
sentatives for few years past "a the
congrt ssman from the first New Hamp
shlte district will he showed under at
the coming election. The people of the
Granite state have given many evidences
that they are thoroughly djsgusted with
him He Ia an excellent type of peanut
stRtesmansliip,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

for Democratic hostility to the Mckinley
bill il the fact that It advances the tariff
on bottles and Jugs This ls home thrust
and hence the Bourbon heart sorrows
aud refhSes 20 be comforted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

No n1ts<e ~hst<ver wsli t< fssez n sss,xsen
Recommendations. Al sacA vii be pm inss ne
sssa4 ssEst nt.eaz-
fHk JOURNAL CAN SoT ~ HnLD ~
sr0ssfHLk eOx THE PRESERVATION or
aRT-as ~ aggEcTHD css,sMrnsCAr1Dxs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

l5-Nrs. a. T.. Barnes having reiurtsa
from Inspecting all the lateat styles o.
'ifsssm4kiEg j, Boston, is prepared to 90
work 10 most satisfactory manner. sne
will be pleased 20 meet all her old patrons
ard others who desire dressmaking done.
Oel9d2s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

IT. n4w looks "a though Brother Bar
rctt OF the Boston Record would again
be the Speaker Of the Massachnsetts
House of Representatives. He has made
n most engiabIe record 10 that position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

A woman In New York furnishes love
letters At 81 apiece. This is too much.
An average five cent library would fur
nish an assortment of them, not 20 men
ton innamerabIc publications upon the
"art Of wooing"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

On Saturday, October | l. there arrived
At the barge office in New York I .5l2
passengers from the ports of Europe "a
follows; BY steamship Augusta Victoria
FROM Hamburg, G13; by the Gelleat from
Hamburg. $40; by the Ssale from
Bremen, SOC, and by the England from
Liverpool, 63, In the opinion of careful
observers it will require much larger
Influx of population than this to keep up
the Inflated land hooms Of the West
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

Sir Thomas Elder, the wealthy South
Australian squatter, offers TO pay the
entire cost ~ lltting out a large exped,-
tlon to explore the unknown regions Of
Australia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

Consul General tardwell OF Cairo
Egypt, Announces that he has found u
metal stamp deposited In an Egyptian
tomb more than ; 0i0 years ago, which
h perfect type of the chicken of today
This confirms the current Impression
that the spring chicken" is Of very
nuNicnt ancestrY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

Deputy Marthsl Ctopell Of watcryille
brought down to Jail yesterday afternoon
John and Francis Connolly. They were
given thirty days esca 20. drunkenness,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
Highest Mercs ntile Building in the
World

Highest Mercs ntile Building in the
World.
The greatest building in the world, known
as the New Fair Building. is to be erected
On State. Dearborn aud Adams Sts.. Boston.
The immense structure when completed
will outrank any mercantile building of
arcia or mode IN lime 1t 10 ID be built,
and occupied when f0i,hed, by the Fair
Co., of which L. J. Lehman is president
and Otto Young. secretary. The Dearborn
and State st. frontages will be 1870 feet
each the Adams St. front i'll be $50 feet.
The building will be lG stories high, or $50
feet. This is q greater height than that of
mos. church spires. The construction will
be entirely Of steel and fire-proof material,
such as terra Gotta add hollow thing. The
windows will be of heavy plate glass.
Twenty-Five elevators will be placed in po-
si'icn, and devices as nearly perfect as pos
sible for heating, lighting and ven'la,iug
The cost of the structure will be So 800 900.
Farmers destitute. >.
Two Farmers Institutes h ave Just
been arranged for Washington county.
The first is to take place in Grange Hall.
Cherryfield, on Thursday, Nov. 6. This
will be addressed by the Secretary Of
the Board on lessons in Practice by
B. W. Mckeen on Business Farming,
and by G. NJ. Twitchell on subject to
be hereafter announced. The above sub
iects win be discussed, and other sub
jects introduced should there he oppOr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

There are three Democratic candidates
for Governor In south Carolina. This
is not an extra year for Bourbon candi'
dates either.
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NEW ACCOMPLISHMENTS ro.DAY

Oseseeass-- lcwnsend S Beck.
See al " Bean s Han;cn.
nry goosts--i u saees s CO.
See nes ads on I'll, psgs.
tr!0t HOY tobacco.
Mehs,er's International Dictionary.
Wsn,ee-Ageass.
tismf asiie class.
Alden : peehas eali your attention.
hos. bog.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

How have the mighty fallca when the
fellow ihs, returned from the sessho,c
With the air OF a mighty oouqaeror now
stoops to black bis rasse; shoes,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

The Billie lecture en- THE 81. il ard
the Wort BY Evangtls; Mmtm will h,
given IN the First Baptis, eharch at $40
T. NJ today. Afteraooa meetings In ,hu
church every afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

These who knew say ths, swapping
hosscs IS gsti'g 10 be ih.iylas business
in ward one. Yesterday a jockey traded
twice and made, it is sa'd Sia by the bar.
gains
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

OR sadsrs we've surprised to see rs
Neatus clean aisttsdag. Biasels ioip
was what We washed It With.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

hcPhysicisa's prescriptions are car
fully compounded ut Kiasuan's prus Ssess,
corner Of Bridge xaI Water streets. u No.
crate priees. isn2odeedu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

The sales for the App!ehee lecture We'd
uesday evening are very encouraging and
there will doubtless be u large audience
present. lieketi can be had a; PieIees
book store sud Of L McMurdic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

Certain parties ia this city have bought
yacht that they VIII put on Lake Cobbossee
Ceuiee next summer, sni rs said tina. hi,
Same yacht can beat anything tina, ever Las
Noatlh ON the waters of tho lakc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21
zai'y 4snasbet journal.
TUESDAY. OCT. Il. 1880.

Cards Of thanks sod resolutions Of rerers
viii s,e charged n he rate Of ten esan . hcs
Al sdvere,sag announcements Of estsssia
msnts whose osise, 70 the rsssiuS Of uensy
VII DC charged >. the rate Of sfscan cents
hnc
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-seeai sTtaiiss4v

"tsoNe Il thy same Ia every land
A giaaec, a Sfss, a flower,
The pressure o; liii.. hand.
\ hint about the dover"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

There seems to ba an infatuation with
many people about walking on railroad
tracks; and il fouad thus walking are al
NEST sure t. become 50 absorbed il thought
as no' to notice approaching train,, or ii
they are noticed the persons are almost in
vsriahly sure to run towards rs.hcr than
from the train. A well known business
man in Portlard came near being run over
by the cars in Portland Saturday. He was
walking down The track and did no. bear
the train or sheut' of warning until just in
time TO jump one side.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

ES~Miss Sara Tu,tie teacher Of ne
Fciee, a. j.. e. Davine's Bangor street.
oc:iedtf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

augusta Ceatfal portion has enabled
i.s base ball pairo5s to take vile interest
il coll g la-c tail. Waicnills /, MT TOO
far above us nor iiowGoin too far below
rciiher ave the Ne. s. C's or Bates too far
removed i1r Anea,ta people to take lively
iGicres' The college chqmpilfsaips games
are EGG ~ ya'csei by many p'op,c il
tbs city. aad game between rival college
teams - always drawing card On our
gtoutdi vhfn properly advertised. The
Maine college bate bal teams for the most
Pert sie not DO ny much practice hi, fall.
as IS usually tns;omsiy. although a fer
gam.s itsyc teen glsyed to zee v hat the new
material ismsds of The Colbys haze played
more filI gams il'an any Of the ether
teams. Bowdoia seems - b. jus; nos
interested Ia thit nsw ard plucty base bail
team. lie in TRAITORS gfe iha, he college
teams n z, simmer vii he a. stio7g as
Iliae Of I4si yeir. apd ~; portions m,y
D." strengthened. The NJ. &. G., less the
services Of f.'eir battery, Pierce and Fo",
Who did good sew CO. ar1 1t l. probable
that Messrs. Cyrus and Ned Ham IN will
o,hciate as the battery next 5cBr. There
Is COED nat rial f,r tic rns ming psi
t'oas. Colby vii no, nave tho services Of
NJ 'iis}ssss BAKERY. Gilmore and ~aSs'
bu; Par ons with liz bfti-G will prebibiS
aga n lc . mcmser 81 lae IN The Ba:s'
tssm VI hate ab1ns she ,iBi; r,rsonn-i
aa this year and Wilson viii pro a,Iy pil;h
ra'es, some tai is made amoog the iseoD-
iag ma;ef'a. sese'ai good pliysf. en-
tered vii, b. freshEsn cisa at Bos'loia
All III r. vii be no lack Of good base taii
analliY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

A little gtl visitor arrived Monday morn
ing In the household Of Mr.. George u.
White, tie popular engineer on the shift
ing engine in the Marie Central yard in
this city. Georges many friends are no:
backward in CONGRATULATIONS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-10-21

The villages of Sanford and Springvale
on the Mous.m river in York county are
among the most busy places in Maine. Here
are located the Ssnfori Plush Nils and
mill, of the Goodsli Worsted Company
Springvale Cotton Mills; two large saee
'sctories and the CLOTHING factory of X. A
kempion which mskes yearly 100, 900 We sts
and ~, 600 pans. The riush aud mohair
mills are the only o -es of TIE kind ID 'he
coaotry AMI The WORKS are 20 te doubled in
capacity a, Gree Ttese comp snies will
pay ous $500 ,O0o Tor labor in the next year.
Tairty new dselifg houses are to be built
there this fall.
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MAINE GO5SI ?.

In letter on the game prospects in
Maine during the present fall the Boston
Evening Record says The huntirg news
still continues 80 come 10. fast AMI furious
frem the Maine woods Parties Of Boston
hunt RS are dtily leaving tie city for down
East Stray bits of news are waited back
from the gunners now AMI then. A party
OF Boston men who hunted at Mounkus
last week got all the deer they were entitled
to get, acc )gdttg TO law. A moose came
cut ia the road on. Gay ard trotted along
for some distance in front of team
Deer are seen in The woods Only few
IN les from Calais From Buckspor. come.
the cheering reSs tba, '.pariridges are
aimes IS time as chickens, and deer are
seen feeding with the cows 10 the pastures
The entire Moore river region is covered
with snow, ard lun'eIs 70 big game are in
gteaf q @. The game prospe cts through
oIt Maze are in general most excellent.
From Nsnrruke. Sonth Sehec. knio.
M,ns1n Fosce VI, ptrknau aud Jackman-
town al exc .i'eft objective points for deer,
hare and grouse, geo reports are receives"
The Pnrlia1i Company is now at work
upon 'is of the rev pattern rotary snow
plows. tree Of which ste for the Union
Pacific Railway, one FIR the Northern
Pacific, ard tso for the Rio Grande.
Ed Russell, a former resident of Skow-
hogan. bu, recently of Boston. Mass has
Ia ely sold his src lamp patent to the Cana
dian Electric Company of Canada for $780,
600 Mr. Russell has a pstert in the
United States for this lamp and has male
apnicat'op for patent on the same in FIVE
foreign countries.