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The Portland daily press., 1891-09-21
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DoRTLAND g BOOTHBAY STEAMBOAT
II co. summer Arrangement. On and
will leave East Boothbay at 2 80 a. m, for
Portland, touching at So. Bristol, Herring Is
land, Boothbay and Squirrel Island. Every
Tuesday will leave Portland at a. m. for
Round Pond, touching at Squirrel Island and
Boothbay. Every Wednesday will leave Round
Pond at q. m. for Portland, touching at
B0othbay and Squirrel Island. Every Thurs
day viii leave Franklin Wharf, Portland, at 8 a.
m. for Pemaquid, touching at Squirrel Island
B0othbay, Herring Island South Bristol and East
Boothbay. Every Friiay win leave Pemaquid at
a. m. for Portland and above landings.
Every Saturday will leave Portland for East
Boothbay, touching at Squirrel Island, Booth
bay, Herring Island and South Bristol No
freight received after 7.45 a. m. on day Of
my11du ALFRED RACE, Manager
The Portland daily press., 1891-09-21

The Crlstoforo Colombo, prominent
Italian newspaper published in New York,
has received a visit to its editorial rooms
from the Marquis Luigi Calderazzo,
lately arrived from Italy. The Colon
bo expresses the suspicion that the Marquis
may be "the advance guard of the new Ital-
ian minister at Washington" Marquis Cald-
erazzo is nephew of the Duke OF Castelluc-
cia, with whom the Italian colony in New
York is acquainted, and the former was
spoken of, some time ago, as a candidate for
the Italian Legation, to replace Baron Fava.
The Portland daily press., 1891-09-21

A correspondent Of the Winthrop Banner
writes that in North Monmouth the farmers
are very happy this fall. One cause of their
happiness is the fact that pair of oxen
worth year ago only 500 or $110, are SELL
ing now for $3.50 or $16O. There is probably
no one thing more likely to make the farm
ers OF Maine happy than this increased price
OF beef. With the methods Of farming pur-
sled in Maine the annual sale of the farm
Dsef creatures has been one Of the most i'm
portant agencies for bringing ready money.
And when, few years ago, the price of
Dsef sank down to the lowest notch, SO that
there was no profit in raising beef stock, II
was really serious matter for the farmers.
Inc cause OF the slump in prices was, of
course. the competition of the Chicago
dressed beef sent into every part of our
State by means of the refrigerator cars.
That beef was raised on large ranches at
little cost, and of course sold at price be-
yond the competition Of the Maine farmer
But the breaking up Of those great ranches
was only matter of time. And 1t seems as
though that time had finally come, and that
hereafter the competition would not be so
sharp for the New England beef raiser. OF
course those who live by pursuits other than
farming must pay more for their meat; and
the joy of the farmer will be accompanied
by the sorrow Of the artisan and professional
man. But the farmers have been having
pretty hard time, and no one ought to be-
grudge them their good luck.
The Portland daily press., 1891-09-21

DISTRICT OF MAINE,

DIsTKIGT OF MAINE,
Portland, September 10, 1891;
Pursuant 10 the rules OF the Circuit Court OF the
United States for the District OF Maine, notice Is
hereby given, that Elias Dudley Freeman, OF
Portland In said District, has applied TO the UNDER
signed for admission as an attorney and counsellor
OF said Circuit Court. A. III. DAVIS,
Clerk U. S. Circuit Court Maine District.
septic dot
The Portland daily press., 1891-09-21
SWAN & BARRETT.

'AN
Is6 Middle Street, Portland, Me.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-16
Story of a Tornado.

E. C. Perry, a catiieman Of the Choc-
taw Nation, tells remarkable story Of q
cyclone which he witnessed in the In
dian Territory. Sand be: 1T was about
3 O'Clock in the afternoon that dark
clouds sppean d in the southwest, and in
a few moments the clouds turned light
blue, and Il seemed as If they were on
fire with lightning A perfect calm pre-
vailed and the heat was sufocatiBg. The
clouds seemed to split ir the middle, 90
ing east and northwest Then heard q
low, rumb.ing noise Ike .continuous
thunder.
"On the prairie VAS q bunch Of cattle
which belonged to a nan named Corn
ing. The terrific wind. or What you
might call q tornado, lifted the cattle
into the air some fly feet and dashed
them into the trees killing them out
right.
wow, I am going to tell YOU some-
thing that may seem incredible, bat il Is
nevertheless the truth I saw calf car
ried up into the clouds and disappear.
The animal went rouni and round in a
circle until lost TO .vieF. 4 vigilant
search was made for the calf but II has
never been seen since. The wind tore
things up for mile or 80, when it spent
its force Rain and hail followed in the
wake Of the storm and a number Of trees
were uproOted. .--csicsgo H,raR
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-16
Points for Girls
mother IS your best friend.


Your mother IS your best friend
Have nothing to DO with girls who
snub their parents
Tell the pieasantest things you SnoT
when al meals.
Do not expect your brother to be a
dainty as q girl.
Exercise, and never try TO look as II
you were in delicate health.
Introduce every new acquaintance to
your mother as soon as possible
Don't think Il Necessary to get married.
There is plenty Of room for old maids,
ani they are often happier than wives
Enjoy the pleasures provided for yOu
b. your parents 10 the fullest extent
Taey will Ike that as a reward better
than any other.
Take care Of your teeth at any cost Of
tina or trouble, and 90 without new
dresses rather than neglect needed visit
20 the dentist
Most fathers are inclined 10 0veg-in-
dulze their daughters. Make il imPossi-
for your father to spoil you, BY fairly re-
tuning his devotion and sifeeti0n.
Never think you can afcrd to Be dow
dy at home Cleanliness hair-weii-
dressed and = smile viii make q calico
look ike silks and safins 10 father or
brother.
Do not quarrel with your brother 90
not preach At him, and 30 not ooddie
him. Make him your friend, ard 60 not
expect him 70 Be yeur servant, nor iei
him expect you to be his.-DTaks's Norge
-7qs
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short conversation. then returned say
iag:
~The lions xin be fed in few minutes.
I vii enter the cage then witk Bidel-
BY this time the spectators had de-
parted. Robcr1, IAngie and Giseie ap-
preached the cage. Presently the Ion
tanner jain-d them He tosd Robert that
ne was ready 70 feed the lions and in
vited him into the cage
&c. Robert, Do not %. szid Gissls.
4 Do not wish yoe 70 enter the cszs-
I zskci you 30 10 50 only beeauso I want
ed y01 20 SEEN ready to expose yourself
70 auv danger for ms sake-r
Pardon me. Gisele. for not accsding
70 this new caprice Of y0urs As 70 the
fzt" replied Robert I have resolved
% enter the cage and shall do t."
Robert turned sEav from Gisele. and
moment afterxard be and the hon tanner
entered the cage. The lions. eight in
number, moved hiiher and thither. obe-
dent 70 the command Of their mas.sr.
bat their large golden eyes Showed their
establishment al the presence Of this IN
truder who accompanied him
Gisele and LangIe looked on in silence
and in agony. Gisese, who was very
pale, was only prevented from giving
voice to her anguish by the fear Of az
grzvafing her lovers peril Her eyes
which were big with fright, were fixed
on Robert He. on the other hand. was
quite calm. Al least in appearance Like
Bidel, he was armed with bar Of iron
and a zEhide. he Vas thus doubly
prepared 70 repel the lions If they come
too near him.
Robert was IN the cage about I've min
utes. Then be lea II and rejoined Gisele,
who, radiant with Joy, her hands extend
ed, exclaimed
~Oh, Robert how I admire you how
-
Robert took one Of Gisele's hands in
his. and. interrupting her, sid in a eAlIa
voice.
DO not praise my exploit 50 much.
for the act which you applaud vas per
formed for my o~n sake rather than
yours. II / am brave, as now you eyi-
IDENTIFY think me. I confess that I am not
without fear that shall not always be
able 70 sccsde to your desires. and as i
Solld pain me % eross 50 charming q
y .man, I reno1nee the honor Of being
your husband"
As soon as they returned to the cottage
the party started for Paris When they
reached Gisele's home Robert babe her
zood-by with a profound bow. Oa en-
tering the house Gisele found the superb
bOquet which she was accustomed 10 re-
ceive each day from Robert; It vas the
last. Gisele has never married
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-16

pensions are going are men who rendered
not slight but substantial war service
TO PRoTBcT RAILROAD ENrLOTEs-
The President renews his previous
recommendation for legislation 10 pro-
ect the lives Of railroad employees
The President concludes his message with
a somewhat elaborate argument in favor
Of 8 constitutional amendment providing
for the election of Presidential electors in
each State oy 8 popular vote upon gen
eral ticket, and thus avoid the danger Of
the method recently adopted By the State
If Michigan, 10 elect the Presidential
electors by Congressional districts, The
President believes shat the Michigan pan
viii lead TO disgraeeful gerrymandering,
and in this wsy the majority Ofen be
practically disfranchised-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-16
The Wrong Foot.

There Is g tine to keep silence, but il
evidently was not the right time in the
case Of boy mentioned. who lives in an
Ontario town He got a silver in his
foot and, in spite ofhis prOtes;atioos. his
mother decided TO place a Poultice over
his wound. The boy vigorously resist
ed.
4 won't have no poultiee,- be deelAr-
ed stoutly.
yes. You viii, Eddie declared both
mother and grandmother firmly. and the
majority being two u one, a. bedtime
the poultiee was ready.
If the pOultiee was ready the boy was
not. and be proved 50 refractory that a
switch was brought into requisition. It
vas arranged that the grandmother
should apply the pOultiee, while the
mother Was 10 stand with the upiiited
switch at the bedside. The boy was told
that il he Opened his mouth" he would
receive that which would keep him
quiet As the hot poultiee touched the
boys foot he opened his mouth
You -" he began
Keep stin - said his mother shaking
her stick, while the grandmother busily
applied the Poultiee-
Once more the little fellow opened his
mouth, -"
Bat the uplited switch aEed him into
silence
In a minute more the pOGitice was
firmly in place and the little boy was
tucked IN bed.
There now. said the mother, "the
old silver viii be drawn out and Eddie's
foot viii be all vel.
As the uo;her and grandmother nov
ed triumphantly away shrill- small
voice came from under the bed-clOthes
You've got it on the wrong foot
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The was Got the Applause.

At q political meeting IN one Cf the
hot campaigns one Of the speakers de-
voted a deal Of felOquenoe 70 proving what
unprineipIed scoundrels the members Of
the other parry we're. His words EeTe
extremely eloquent, and as he Eaxed
warmer his denunciation o. his political
enemies Was ferrely bitter. Finally
there came particularly long phrase IN
which adjective after adjective, metaphor
aflsr metaphor, and example after ex-
ample we're beaped upon the unfortunate
opposition There was a xsg in The
hall: one could tell that it Vas a Esg
when he spoke the first word, fer he had
\ long drzwl that tickIed ones sensibiii-
ties Just when the last magniheeAs ad-
jectivs was loosened fIOm the speakers
lips. and before the applause came, long
drawl rose on the air:
@Be careful, siT; yon are using very
bad language"
Instantly every one burst into Toars of
laughter, and the cheers that WOold have
arisen for the eloquent orator SeTe turn
ed 70 laughing shouts FOR lie wag who
had spoiled that wonderful sddTess--
y. J. Tribune.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-16
Entitled to Confidence.

Mr.. G. W Benford, Druggist, should
have the confidence Of this community
his calling is one Of responsibility; very
often precious lives are entrusted 10 his
care; taking the agency for selling the
celebrated Red Flag Oil should be 4
guarantee, il will do all that is elaimed
for il, and no remedy excells It for the
quick cure Of Rheunatism, Neur1igia,
sPrzins and all bodily pains Price 25
cents
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-16

LISTED as the brokers say, al 100
Doses one Dollzr,- Hoods SArsaparilla -
always fair equivalent foE the priea-
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Chronic Dyspepsia
''Water-srash

100 Doses One Dollar
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-16

An Official report has been reoeived by the
Chinese Government from General Sieh.
commanding the troops in the kin Chow
district, 10 the effect that he had net and
engaged the rebels On November q and >
and defeated them with great loss. The
leader Of the rebels and GO men we're killed.
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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1891-12-16

There Einly nothing in the con-
ditiou offoreign or domestic: there
is cersaifhing in the condition Of
our peo any class. 70 suggest that
the exisriff and revenue legisla-
ton be2ressively upon the people
or retarS commercial development
of the II may be argued that
our con would be better if our
tariff ien we're upon a free trade
basis; cannot be denied that
all the ions OF prosperity and Of
seneraiatment are pressn: in q
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

To- morrow isthr day Nhcu Contractor
ErImblr viii confluence the grading u
Fourth street fur the E.rrt;ir street rail
wny, md thus morning the reporter.
ur",lu.a representative IL the Albu
qu"rqur street rn.lwny, ACQUIRED the fol.
lowing etatcWcut fr!htlNr Ia thrnttltudr
II the latter company toward the pro
!rctrd Electric road. The representative
stated tha, the Albuquerque street ran
way, lk" nul other business corporation,
ara determined that ihrlr lrsul rights
shall Lr respected, aud to that end, II
necessary, they Will rnloln any infringe
n"nt ~ thcIt frnEchIs,g, winch have nj
ready been adyudIcatrd IA ihcir favor
when they were attacked 10y the town
uLder u former administration. The
owners of the Albuquerque stree, railway
ar" among uur mes, pubir spirited ritl
Icns, ARE IN favor 4 all public Improve
mrn'a, and haNc been aud are anXluus Ia
arrive At terms Tor the completiun ~ nm
Electric street railway, They nlsu trust
that ;"o new company will respect thrlr
legal rights, Thus avoiding being cn
Joined.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

Their" only being few da.S ia which
10 advrrtls" the proposed match game u
base bal between the Albuquerque and
LAS Vegas clubs Tor next sunday after,
noon. It has hocn deemed proper To- have
the match postponed until the Sunday
following, June 9lTt As an incentive a.
get the Meadow city club here on the
?lst, the Albuquerque tcnm viii re-.
turn IT," compliment 10y playing in
Las Vegas On July TN aud 9TH. \ good
number ~ our ciilIrrs have NJ this early
date slgnIli"d ther intention ~ accom-
pnnylng the local champions ~ the dn
mJnd field 10 l.ns N-gRa,
\ match game IN lHse ball will prob.
ably be arranged between the Alhuqucr
quss and the Atlantic ~ Pacific shop
men Tor next Sunday Afternoon at the
fair grounds.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

This morning NJ IL o'clock, CasIrr
Mu"G2 died at the residence II Mrs J.
{, Martin, sister, IN Second street, u
heart disease, aged ~ years, months
and days,
The deceased was barber at the shop
OF y, Tessler, coming 10 this city last
February three years ago from ST. Louis,
aud w"s soon afterwards followed by his
wife and one child. Ills health was bad,
he suiIerng greatly with his heart. AMI
on several occasions heretofore, during
severe attacks, his life was despaired OF.
For the past few days he lad complained
considerably Of smothcr,ng sensation
and excessive pains in the region Of the
henrt, but feeling fairly well this morning,
after seeing his wife and two children,
with party OF ladies, safely in carriages
Tor days outing in the Sandla noun.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

cul,ies, but made full proof u its hest
work u, the receut commencement. The
cufntora have nov purchased an elegant
piece 81 property Tor n boarding house
aud the facilities Tor this school will lie
first Cln-s
Tnr CtflZrN learns that Mrs George
O'Krcie wns recently married ut Mt.
Pleasant, Knnsns About two years ago
her iutmct husband, Gcntgc Okeefe. a
carpenter ~ this city. while dong jub
ut Euglr station. wandered OIL over the
desert ~ the tornado del Mueriu and
after search ~ several woeka his bones,
devoid ~ tlrsh were found bleaching
under the sun An account " his escape
from the place whore lao was working.
W,th the Subsequent Identification of the
mnn'e clothing aud bones, was ut the
time published IN Tue CiriztN, and only
u few weeks ago Mrs. O'Ke-ie secur,Sl a
copy u his death and IL now again
married
Yesterday, IN Gallup, the marriage ~
II long courtship. Het~ccu Palmer Kett
n"r, chief clerk - the Aztec Coal com
pauy, aud Miss Annie Wells, waa FOL
"nnl2ed ~ the presence 10 n number Of
friends. Fred llulton. Of the lucal office
~ III" Gallup Cont company. NaH present,
and he states that the bride looked
blushlngly pretty IN her bridal ,rouasentl,
aud TINT Mr. Kettncr Was the peraunliica
ton ~ u handsome benc lie, in the rrnu
latlun black. Miss Wells will be remcm
hcred Hs the guest u Mrs. James Lang
lnst winter aud while IN the city che
made many friends TN Ci1ilrN con
gralulotes the happy couple
A l.. Carter, u relative ~ DR.. Shepard,
and PRECEDENT ~ The Alpine Plaster works
~ Los Angelic. Was hero the first part Of
the week The gentleman was ca,l,Sl IT,
III" city to investigate u gypsum miuu on
the Atlantic a Pacific near the cIty,
which his company thinks scrioualy ~
purchasing The mlnc had been pro.
rousl! Investigated and reported upon
10y George Delphi. superintendent ~ the
company, and on his return To Los An.
geles, Mr. Carter, the president, tame out
10 sce IT, lie IN iavurably impressed and
II IL llkcl! that the nine Will, Mt mn early
date, paH, INTO Ia" hands ~ hs com
pany
w. Il. Mccormick, one ~ the Atlantic
a Pacific brnkrmen between this cat,
aud Wlns'uW. reached hlr 18th birthday
yesterday, and he quietly but PLEASANTLY
celebrated the event. Tie also secured a
lay OIL Tor ten days, which he will euloy
either IN this city or IN the adjacent
mountains.
The Old frame Congregational church
building vas moved from the lot on
BtuadNay this morning. To- the corner ~
Second street and Marquette avenue.
tn" Job Of moving was admirably super.
InteLded 10y W. L. Trlmble, while j. II.
Drury viii put the house IN shnpe Tor
renting.
Mrs. Sam Boucher, wife % the Di,ht
yard foreman ut the depot, and sister ~
Conductor Nully, with her mother aud
children, arrived last nigh, from Newton.
Kansas, Hni will make this ci,y their
home.
Wllkic liodson, gang foreman n, the
Atlantic Il Pacllic shops, has quit the
employ Of the company, and will go 10
'"rrillcs To accept u job in the Cash In
try mine.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13
Another sew nr,ico Mine

l"" DAVIS .ul bck Hacker and
u'h,rs "Nu,o rau.. Nr fAl.cd 'u l"n5u.
have located - mn" IA the Ccrru CO..,
RADIO, or bed m,uutnu, fifteen mIr-
rurth - ths cIt!, WITHIN seven m,", Of
~" SaGth r. railway TIE NcIu as Ia
~ uisrlprrd 10y ,u" cropping aud some
PROSPECT work l- traced fDr over thou
sarl feet, n.rth aud south, uld ~ known
To- bc from : to ~ feet VIDE. The or. N
free milling, aud also pcrfct, iIuNlng for
@mcltins purrorce. The or" c.'u,alus b
par cent IRON, per cent silica, some
lime, and carries gull and rplNcr IN pay
lng quantity at the grhts roots The
cuuntr! rock IL uuc Und porph!iy. The
owners purpose developing III once and
hauling ore t. the M"ylcau Ore COMPANY,
which nceld being tear hl, hRs nirD ~
Tered very lu" rutvS ~ treatment hr.
cause II ,ta tine lIuNrug character The
owners hoII"y" they have u BONANZA
FL pnsp Tribune
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

Coal N place belonging 10 one Who
does not own the surface under winch Il
lies nGy he assessed as land apart from
the surface, according e. the decision ~
the supreme court ~ Illinois IN tho case
81 the Consolidated Coal company Of ~.
Louis W. Baker.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-06-13

talnH, lIc came down to the shop and
shnN"d John pflucgrr hlp last work !;
tut on growing ii lee started Tor HE
home, m the tenr ~ Mfs Martins, aud
un reaching the corner ~ SECOND street
aud Copper Avenue he iallrd Dr. WIN
Glow, VII" was pns',rs ~ lus buggy, aud
oskcl him g. take him To- his sisters
Ih" doctor noticed the dangerous comb
t'u 1T Mt Mucu'. whom hr ,ondctly ~
ri"'"d out ~ th" buggy nn reaching the
fosd"rc" aud placed ham ~ char on
the tuck porch ut Mts Martins lla
sri'"rug- wct, rrtrns, the proper rem
"ii'~ ""r" administered hy tho doctor
bat without avail, and kind. loving hands
Tanned tim 90 give hlm plenty ~ mr..
trUly bee grew druthly weak, aud turn.
NIX 60 h.s s,ttrr, With the palIpr " death
~ h.T lace, sad II ruuuNt sit up any
longer, "a, IN" down" lln was carried
u'" u room, gently lUiI upon u ted amt
"a ',"ru minutes Nnp u rutpgc. fcmnfk
NIX t. a." doctor Jwt b"t.r" his eyes
ci"'"d Ia death, tha, "hr wanted more
U.r" \ eight NyN = b,oud came from
H." mouth, NtInh .s evidence that u
h.."d Vessel hol h"ru strained ~ h,- sui
f'ruIs and unequal u,iti" iof ne
Nj Mtrul Ms torn va 81 LOUIS
"ncf" ir rn- a nrsr risr.r - rI,,n,,
AL ircud, Srco brruu.ug - tr.,,lcut
.