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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-10-09
SOMERSET RAILWAY

Commencing Monday, June 18th, 1891, tfsla
III run as follows, connecting at Oakland Will
Maine Central Railroad
For Boston. Portland, Lewiston. Wsteryiile. tu
gusta, showhegan and Bangor
Passenger trains leave Bingham. ost A NJ.
fi2 20 p. NJ, Scion. e52 A. NJ, 1885 M, Cara
Junk Fails. 1884 A, NJ, 'l05 p. NJ. kmbden. 70
a. NJ, i.2o p NJ, North AnsoDs 7.l7 A. NJ, 50 p
"; Anson, III A NJ, l ~ p. NJ, Madison, 20 a
", a02 m. ., Norridgowock, so 4. NJ, AT ?
NJ, bangs siding. '756 A. NJ '2 ee p, NJ, 5swtolll
trossIng, 's02 4 ~, .2l2 r NJ, arrive oaSlsnh
$40 a. NJ, 2-5o p. NJ.
from Boston, Portland, Lewiston. Augusta, wa
terville, Skowhegan and Bangor:
Passenger trains leave Oakland, 9.GS a. ~. .
Pm. Sawtelie Crossing. - 20 A NJ. IS 90 r. N
Banss Siding, '9,15 A. NJ, '5.07 p. N Norrid9H
wock, p34 A. NJ, 51t P. NJ; Madison, p5t A. "
;s5 r. NJ; Anson. y 50 A NJ, S ~ P, VI Nor'h Az
ION, ito % a NJ, 50 r ", kmbien, 1870 A. 81
100 p NJ, Carfaigns Fails, 40 IS A, NJ, - "a =
NJ Soloo, i0s5 a. NJ, S.i6 NJ; arrive Brigham
l'-ao A. NJ, s.S5 =. NJ,
Flag stations, Mt which trains stop on siRnal ~
notice TO conductor. Mixed betseen Bingham
and North Anson. WIN NJ. AfsR, supt-
sept1d'f
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PROF. DuNTON DEAD.
The Author of the DuntOnian System OF
Penmanship.

CAxDtS, Oct. 8.-A!Vi r. Dunton, pro
feaor Of Peumsnship, died at bis residence
ia Camden Ibis morI ing at The age Of 79
Mr.. Dunion was the author of the Dunto-
niAp system Of penmanship and had been
8 professor of penmansbip since early man
hood and tie champion Of the world Al
middle sge ard had few equals with the
pen even a. his sdvar ced sge. He taught
permsnstip in nearly every state OF the
uuien.
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GOOD .TEMPLARS
In Semi.annual Convention Assembly at
South Paris.

SouIH PARIS, Oct. s.-The 34th semi
annual q ssion Of the Grand Lodge Of Good
Tempisrs was held here today. The fol
lowiI 9 members Of the grand council were
in sessicg 4 at the Andrews House, wednss-
day A. s. Bangs, grard chief tempiar
George E. Bracket, grand secretary; Mrs
+. J. Wheelden, grand vice tsmplar; Mrs
T.. E Cain, grand templar; j. W. Hsmil'
tor, past grsod templar; A. s. Ellsworth
and A. d. Cole. committee on finance, and
several other prominent members OF the
Ider,
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WITHIN THE LIMIT.
No violation Of Bchring Sea Modus VIZ
ycndi by Catching Seals.

WAsuIssroH, Oct. 8.--Treasury agent
Williams has made = spe,l lal report to The
secretary of th- teAhuf, II. regard 10 the
allegation that this government violsted the
provisions qf ths Behrins sea modus vlvsn-
di in allowing tn, North American Com.
mercial Company to catch seals In excess
Of the limit " 1900 Hxed by
that instrument. Mr.. willisms's report
shows that nearly 1000 seals have been
taken by The Company since the season
opened, but sioos tho date VI the sgfee.
ment, june l5lh, the catch IL less than
1000. Secretary Foster todsf said the re-
port showei uouistsksoly that the modus
vIvcndi had not begn violated and that the
coutrac,ors were witnin the limit by nearly
1000 sklus. He said the ayfeem ,nt could
apply only to reals taken subsequent 10
Ju1e Is.
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Is the Time Set for the Republican
National Committee 10 Meet.

WAsHirGror, Oct. "a call WAS Issued
this afternoon tor = meeting OF the Repub.
iican Nstionsi Committee at The Arlington
Hotel, Washington, November %, 1891, ct
IL A. M. says; The duties OF the COM
mittee at this meeting will be to act unon
the rrsisb,tiop Of Hon. M. 8. Quay -
chairman, till The vacancy caussd
by bis resignsuor, determine the time and
place for holding the next National Repub-
licsn convsn ion soi transact such other
business as MY properly come before 1t.
The committee il called TO meet in Novem-
Der instead OF December ~ heretofops. In
order that the NsuoBsi Convention may be
held At sn earlier date, or in the last week
Of the mooth Of MAY il il shall be deemed
proper to do ST. The cal Is signed J. 8.
Cisrkscn, Chairman Of the Executive
Committee, 9
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Given up Physicians
A Broken Constitution
Renewed!
From The Eands Of Death!
AUeusr 4, 1891.

DR. Williams,
DEAR SrR:-For he psS three years
have suffered untold misery from blood
poisoning contracted in the south. lost
all desire fer food, could not rest nights and
became so vesk ard sick that vent TO 't e
city hospital in Pitssburg, Penn, where
was doctored ,of Il rec months without DONG
ms any good. The head physician then
toll u e to so TO the Hot SpIiuss in Lit'le
Rosk, Arxsrsss. At stas p'sce l TOOK
full course c baths and medicine under Or.
Wilson. ho asd tie 1sme Of being ihe best
doctor in She 5sGte.
Ixs- thefe SIX months ba. did me no
good. Let spiirg was ird1cei to try
DR.. Willis - BLOOD SYRUP AS soon ss
Ibss.n to { ke is my sppttte returred' and
| seuld .lpep 4, Il d.y 81, night. IN now
A. we'll and strong as ever sss. l SIN
almsss curta Of blood poison and tbs Blood
Syrup has done it. Irtcomnend IL TO all
nv friends as the best medicine IN tre
| world for impwre Blood.
Ma \ Il NLwHALL-
Proprietor City Fish Msrket.
Ogp, Ken. Journal Office.
AUGUSTA, MsiSe.
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BLAIR'S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 8-Ex-Senstor Blair
Of New Hampshire said today that his
resignation as minister to China was ac-
cepted yesterday. Continuing. he said !;
"i liked the idea Of gIing to China, but
when the Chinese government. influenced
by lies, refused to receive me, was ready
to retire to private life. want no other
office. The President is willing to give me
An office equal in dignity to that to which
was frs. appointed, but told him i dida't
care for anything else"
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GOOD TR0TTING
At TiIten, y. H.. at the state loust
Breeders Meeting.

T1Lros, v. H., Oct. s-Ths State
Breed re- NEE ing ,losed today, the races
BE- ing trottsd on heavy track. resulting
for fosl. Of 1886, Lshe View Stock Farm
rahe., 800, added. Sylvester X, o.ret
by N. J. Store, vas frat; best time 2 81
I2 Tte 40 clsss, stallion race, purs'
$500. John B Clark wss first, best time
25534 The 235 c,sss, purse $500
O., Gle was first; best time 80 IA
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Especial to the KENNEBEc JOURNAL.
NoRaIrGEwocK, Oct. The first day 8
races of the fsli meeting at Elmwood Park
todsy, prove to be q success. Between five
and .ix hundred people were present who
.itre,sed one OF the best races seen on this
trek for long lime.
In TIE 2it tl'S it could be seen At
the start that Guy G. had the field to
himself. In the 2.33 class however the
horses we're more evenly mached and
. mcre exciting rsce exhibited. The hand
some black mare I'd j ffersop, wen the
first heat, Gen. Hancock The next two ard
I.sdy Ross the fourth. The race will be
apished at one o'clock tomorrow. weather
permitting The following are the sum-
msries of he first day:
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4 PUBLIC FUNERAL
viii Be Accorded Rtmin n
Charles Stsvllt Pirlen, !. .
Il tho Csnslsfy 4! GllsnaIsB, leat
Dublin, on Sunday Neli. i
Post M0rtem Examination 10 BE Made
TO Find Exact Cause Of Death.

LONDON, Oct. s "A dispatch from Brieh-
ton sent At 3 T. NJ saws doctof's cords
cate which hiss iuss bsen filed. states Af.
pasnells death was caused bs Ihsumatac
fever, resulting In excessive temperature,
and failure Of the heart. IL vas decided
1t The family couacil this afternoon that
Mr.. PArnell's remains shall be accorded
public funeral
II 10 nov ,iectted that funeral esremonise
sill be held at the eemetssy AZ Giasnevsu.
about three and half miles north Of
Dublin, on Sunday next. The body Will
arrive In Dablin, Sunday morning, and
will be taken in stste to city hall. and from
where the funeral viii proceed. Extsnsivs
preparations are commenced In view OF the
monster denomination tu-e to follow. The
annou icement Of the forthcoming past
mortem examination to accurately deter
mine the cause OF death has created gseat
misgiviuEs in eertsia qastters. A telegram
sent to Mr.. PArueii's physicians asking The
reason for snch action, elicted the following
reply; "rhe post mortem exAmiuatton 10
10 be made N our wish, With the consens OF
Mr.. Parnell's friends. IL has not been
ordered" Dr. Covers said today the DIE
solution was a. plain case a. any he ever
attegded. During the patient'A delirium,
some hours before he di,d he constantly
talked constantly u Ireland and told what
he would do for her II be lived. la the
brief lucid iatetvSl jast before death be
aaid--almost his last words--''Let my love
be conveyed 70 my colleagues aud the Irish
people Messrs, Redmond and Mahony
are IN charge Of The detaiis uf the funeral.
The bcdy will be Plsced In lesden cofha.
,Tustin Mccarthy says all Nalionalists
will attend Parpells fuoeval II has been
decided not so hsid Iod nostem exami-
nation. The Rename have undergone
rapid change.
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RosTOs, Oct. 8 Hon. G. II. Allen, the
Republican candidate for governor. 10 sick
in oed At bis home in Lowell, with 40 ~
tack OF acute tonsilitis. Tie took cold at
Newton, Tuesday night. He has notified
the Republican sfste comhiitee 10 csncel
his dates for the p- sent weeE, but hopes
to be able to take the stump By next Tuss-
hav
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Is the only genuine BLOOD SyRup on
the market. Ii is the eply BLOOD
SPECIFIC that contains purely vfge'
table ingredients.
No mineral or inorganic Substance Is
used in It's mGpufaci ure. No matt or
spiriiueus liquer is nsed in compound,
ing il, for We held that alcohol in all
iis forms II Blood Poison, snd that
no cure by the use CT any msdrai
trea; ment can be permanently eneaea
VIII, re aicehei ennrs into inc a,et .,
medicine Of the patient. DIR. NiiiiaEs'
RIOOD SYRUP Is owned ard man
ufactnred exclusively by The linton
Medicine Company OF Augusta. Maine'
"a whem All orders must be addressed
This BLOOD SYRUP will be put upon
the : market through Druggists ara
ali peslets in Medicine. Price, si'"'
per Bottle. -.
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BOsros. Oct. s.--Cald~ell Z Libby,
boot and shoe manufacturers, 122 Summer
,treet, Boston, hsvs msda an assignmsnt
for the bsbtis of tier creditors to II. p.
Uuribpt Of Lynn Their liabilities are
aid 10 bo about $50 coo. This firm has
had its fAc'1ry At RI hnnd, Me-, although
they did business 81 Randolph one year,
owing to labor troubles in the Richmond
fartnrv
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BtrpEFoRD. Oct. s-Owipg to the
wet condition CT the Sac, rack this after
noon, the York county horse breeders
Gle sing RI css we're postponed till tomorrow,
hsn the 2 so and 2 rs classes will be
tyntted
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WATERViLLE PEOPLE


WArEsvILbE, Oct. s. Crowds stood for
hours in front Of the bulletin board as the
news OF the Nelson Allerton race came in.
Every be dy w.s disappointed and sll sorts
bf cor lectures are made over N. Icons de-
feat. Little money was won or lost here
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MAYOR GLEASON ARRESTED


LONG ISLAND CRY. LII, Oct s i Mayor
p. ]. Gleason was arrested today upon an
indictment for assault in the second degree
for dislocatipg the shoulder Of Alfred
Nelson on June 80 The mayer "a, ar
RAGGED in the c,utt of Oyer and Terminer,
and admitted 20 bail in $1,000
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schooner OMasco Ashore.

vIsEYARp HAVEN. Oct! S.-Ths schoon-
er O~asco u Detfsis. Capt. Carter. HI.
Desert, Ne for New York with cargo Of
psvibg. ran a,i.srv on ll,Jss Fsrcs shoal,
vi ard Sou. d, du ing ,he thick weathsf
last night. She remained about two hours
when she wss h,ated without assiseancs,
leaking some what. She will proceed.
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shin ton. Ipomyilh Missing.

Nav YoRx. 0cs The British ship
Gspeiai D,mviise. Capt. Corbett. 10 misc
ing. She ss,lei May 5;h from Fatal Tor
this port snd ~ now 30 days evsrdue.
Her cargo cossissed Of 4s. .Ss5 quinials Of
nitrate, valued ~ s93, 900. ard ~ool valued
81 $50. coo. She 10 consigned 10 ]. Hs
Winchester & Co.
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FAIR AT ROCKLAND
Cines Succ.Sial Three Days
Iee!iIs..-Ast Pitfi, $4,000.
XutfHEe pMIls Much Disappointed
0Tsf Defeat Il Mason.
The Advent Christian Conference in
The Advent Christian Conference in
SessioB at Portland.

RoeKLAsD, Or. IA very su:cefsfsi
three ea5s' fair vss closed here tonight.
The Catholic socieiy, undef whose aasp!c 9
it vas bed will clear fully $4,000.
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81 YOU FEEL WEARY AMI
FEvERisH. WITH DULL
PAINS IN THE LoiNS AND
OVER THE KIDNEYS,
PAINS IN THE SMALL OF
THE BACK,
If YOU HAVE SCANTY FLOW
of URINE, WHICH is
RICHLY COLORED. SOME
TIMES TINCED WITH BLOOD
DROPSY.
PALLoR OF CouNTENANCE'
HEART DISEASE.
FLATULENCE OF STOMACH
AND BOWELS. CoSTiVENESS'
YOUR KIDNEYS ARE
NOTIFYING YOU TO ATTEND
TO THEM.
DO NOT NEGLECT THE
POISONOUS DRUGS WILL
NOT SAVE YOU.
USE NATURES REMEDY
KtCKAPOO INDIAN SAGWA,
MADE FROM ROOTS
AND HERBS.
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Pleaded entity to Manslaughter ID
Second Degree.

Dover. " H., 0cs. s-ln the Supreme
Coud this morn!Ls. John T. Moulton. In
dicied for nsnslaughter In causing the death
Of Mrs. Dana Bennett lsss May, retrscted
his plea Of Rot guiily and pleaded guilty 10
mansiAushter In the second degree. He
was sentenced to tso years and six months
IT, state prison q. hsrd labor.
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Their breeding.
Nelson, BY Young Rolfe, BY Tom Rolfe,
BY Paugh's Aratus. Dam BY Gideon, By
Hsmh!esonians
Aiiefton, by Jay Bird. BY George Wilkes,
by HEmhietonian. Dam By Mambfino
Star.
Nancy Hanks, By Happy Medium, By
Ham nhistenian. Dam BY Dictator, BY Ham
bleienian.
Surol, BY Eiectionesr, BY Hamblstonian.
Dam by Gen. Benton. by HAmbletonian.
Palo Alto. BY Eleetioneer. Dam BY
Planet.
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FRENCH GLASS BLOWERS


PARIS. Oct. s.--fhe operatives Of every
bottle factory in France. with the exception
Of those At d sLzS, have struck, Thisis In
oh sdience to orders issued by the Glass
Union Workers.
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Nelson's Records.

NELSON'S ket0Tus.
Two year old record, 2 80.
Three year old record, 2 &c 80,
Five year old record, Q 81 IL.
Bangor. Me, Sept. 10, 1890, half mile
track, 21514.
Ksnkakee, ILL.,, Sept. 81, 30, 2.l2.
Kankskee, ILL.,, Sept. 2s. 80. 2.ll IL.
RusbviIIe, Ind Oct 2, 90. II 34.
Terre Hsuf, Ind, Oct. 9. 80, II ~.
Cambridge City, Ind., Oct. 81, 30
2.i034.
Grand Rspids, Mich, 1891, 2.10.
Nelson's Races.
Nelson's last four races we're in 1889
He won in three straight heats at Buffalo
Aug 6. With Lady Bullion second snd Sen
sstion third The time wss 2.l5, IL l.
Ard els. On Aug ~ he was defeated By
Alc,y on at Hartford in . four heat coutest
the times Of the heats being 2.H. 7.l6 Ia
2.7 IL and IS / 2. Sept 20 office sam
year came the race for the Bslch stallion
stakes as Beacon Park, In which b.
beat Alcfyon under Circumstances tbs
led to bis expulsion from the track
Of the national association. Tventy-tw
days later be vss dfsh in tie race fos sh
5000 ssake oRefsd by the Ksnucky Hofs
Bfet dsrs' Association, being beaten BY JAG
in three ssRaisht hests. Geneva s second
Nosval third, and Alcsyen fourth. tn
time vs. 18 IA, 2 Is aod , l6 IL. Il
worthy Of notice, alec, that Mf. Nelson, b
driver, 10 80 pounds overweight, whil
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This heat uss the prettiest Of them ali.
The stations got away 10 perfect form
and il seemed ~ though . blanket vculs
cover them to the third quarter.
Then AlIsrson jumped forward again, bu
doing his utmost be &C uld rot gain much
and as the Anish Alierton vas less than I
length ahead.
Time. 2lsI2.
The widest confusion prevailed ss ths
close Of the race.
The air wa nIled with flying hats and
everybody yelled AID shouted.
Even the psftissrs Of Nelson were car
ried sway and shouted and chsered with ths
victorious Allerson.
Men threw cushions at each other, stocd
up and behaved themselves ~ though hall
insane, but The excitement vas sooa for
gotten in the rush for the trains, and the
people we're soon hu,ryins back to town.
These who came in on exeurfions lef
early, but host remained to celebrate.
Aliefion tonight owns the town.
AlIerton 10 the only name on tbs lips o.
the people.
1t Wss . magnificent race.
The 2.17 Race.
The 2.l7 sIot resulted:
Harry Noble. ....-...-....-....-......l !
Cleveland S....................... .......5 z
6eEa Conklin.. -.....-..................
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Brunswick Knights Of Pythias Dedicate
Il New Castle Hall.

BaurswIcK, Oct. 8 Fort George Lodge
No. 81. Cnight, of Pythiss, dedicated its
new csstle hall tenight. The grand chan
celIcr commander snd other grand officers
| ppeaens
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EINAECIAL.
INVESTORS

II you hare had uDpleaan! experiences
iaves ing m On y outside o. MAiae, bet.
ter turn your testlen u the Treasury
stock Of The Atkinson House Furnish.
ing Company, paying 5 per cent. every
six months with clsck work regularity.
The Ninth DlTldead Il nearly earned,
and will be paid yasuary 18th, 1899.
Better get In whlIs the Stsek ls a. par.
SO. You will see IT els In less than
one year. Cal or write tor particulars.
address the tompa y,
"a SCHOOL STREET,
BOSTON, MASS.
Or fORTLAND. sE.
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SIGNAL. SERVICE.
Weather Indications for the Next "A
Hours.


WAk DEPARIaENr.
OFFieB OF rHE CHTEF SrGsAL OFFICER !
WAsaIssros, Ocs. >, A. d.
For New Enslard: Fair ill Saturday
ssatiot asy temperature, northerly vinds.
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WEDDING CARDS.

THe xeEsfsEc JoUHSAt JOB 0EPA6E-
xEST is spasadidy equipped fae doing al
Hsds Of ssddins printing. aasoance@eafs.
Invitations. cards. ETC.. in the latest ana
most approved styles. II las tons da
enormous amount of this class ~ so'f cur
ing the past rear. its orders coming '.oa
oil carts Of the State. No 6stts' wonf "a
this fne sus eyer done in the State VIA
the coming yedr. its facilities fo' fs's S''o
Of wort sin 10 stix further increased. df"ons
ito latest things being beautiful Aofr hns
script tps BY which it is enabled to i"'fd''
ensnoved WORK so CLOSELY that ve'y fe~ ea'
detect the difference. Terms reasonable
seaS for prices and samples to
BURLEicH 4 FLYHT. augusta, ~
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Doing ihe Three Heats in
2A1.2, 2.t5 and 2 IS IL.
4 Crowd Of $4,000 People Goes Wild
0YoR the Contest.
Thousands Of Dollars Change Hands
Over the Result.
Tho Backars Of The Maine Horse arc
Much Disappointed

While AIlertOn's Admirers Of Course are
u Wild with joy.
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Resolutions of acgrc, Passed at Dublin.

Resolutions Or Regret Passed nj UNbIllls
Dublin, Oct. s AT meeting today Of
the corporation Of the city OF Dablin, fsso-
iu,ions Of regret at the death OF Mr.. Par
nell vera passed, aud the lord mayor and
members of the corporation were EN-
powered to atterd the funeral In robes OF
state.
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l;|N.lI1s'ff|
|E|IIIlll[[l{42
Id AALNL
{ Downs Pleurisy.
0aislelt 70 Give Relief.

III SoCFH EosTos, Oct. /, 1888.
After zudefiig nearly = we from
pledtisy IN my left side, nad~ an ap
piication of Browns ms ng Relief, "
takln som at the same time according
fectIeas. arsi can col ii3enIl assert
that u is the quleke.t 10 give rel et of any
remedy ih4ye ever geen iwoaii recon-
mend II 10 any Dne similarly sili ed.
Mrs j. T. CRooKEI.
325 dorchester Street.
zfs4sse y "a zesw4r assssszI "a, ssssVy, "
s12. MONEY aEfgAGfG,
- 2z Il esfg1s sa zsSd Ersy Gf<xszf O. n
= q 7e~sSa fsy & 2sa " al &seAsr--
iahidaNfY
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1891-01-23
A CHOICE INVESTMENT.
Six per Cent Bonds Of the Hous-
ton City Street Railway Co.

WI wy OlIocI NHlIW way 70.
We offer, subject to sale, se5g, $40 Hou.tou
TeIISsj street Railway ~ year G per cent
gold bonds.
These bonds are secured through Tho AnsY!-
oan Loan 4 Trust com phny Of Omaha NeDras-
"a sa, whose hlgh financial standing and reputa-
uon Tor conservative business methods FUR
nishes evidence that tho bonds are securities
of the best class
Aftor careful examination re recon mend
TINS Investment a. among The most desirable
we have ever offered.
Principal and selni-annusl interest are pav-
able at the Chemical National bank Now York
city, secured with s4i,,JU other bonds Of same
issue, by hrst mortgage upon tho Company's
franchise for street car racks on each md
every street in the city Of Houston, Te1as 81
miles OF track now in operation, occupying oil
the principal streets, 81 cars, 3lQ mules
a'nplcs, with the lots on which they stand aud
sl other desirable lots II different parts OF the
Guy, some Of them having substantial build
ngs thereon, material for i've miles Of addi-
uouNi track, anu all other property OF avery
Kind and character now pwnei or tha, nav
hereafter be acquired By said Houston Street
Railway company.
The W; cily lots VIII ou SOLD from t5ule 70
time ana proceeds applied to purchase Of out
standing bonds at par, or creation Of siuEins:
fund Tor their redemption at maturity. Hous-
ION rca. estate has doubled in value since last
February: more than IOgn new buildings ha "a
been erected dtriag tho present year; q larger
nu'ubor AtC now III course Of Cohstruc tiGu
than At any previous date; several new manu-
faCturinS establishments win be located in he
city during the coming -car Ind thc-s 10
every reason t. believe this growth will il-
crease and enable the company % take up =
s2i1 of these lots.
The net income Of tic read has Annually !r-
creased with growth o. the Gig. and will be-
HboIi Sii.'ul for the ycHr i-.l. However, Tie
motive power will soon lie changed 10 elect rio
ity, NOW 50 satisfactorily Used Iu many cities,
with decrease IN operating rXycns"- auQ from
90 to No. per cent increase n traffic. Like in
thls case.
The company has recently purohascd oil
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We, lhc -uh-crihrr-, Atyiu-. hrr. appointed
by the Honorable the Probate Court 10" tho
District of Chltiendru Commissioners 20 re-
c,i'o, cNaminc and adjust the cR'm, ANA de-
mpuGs o. MI persons against thc estate
.ut Russell lln-kin-, late Of Jerrh u.
lin said district deceased, and also
".55-c, thereto; and six months from
tho day ot the date hereof, beiu- allowed by
sand Court tor that purpose. We do therefore
bW, mess of our appointne at me dwelling
housc Of Silas J. ilasklu~. in i, .icho. in said
district, on the second Tuesdays of February
and June next at 10 ocloci, a m, on each OF
said days.
Dated this 2tth day of December, ls2o.
o-a : - SnRRInIAN' Commissioners,
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