davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-03-27

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ri9t in l1mlauf 9eiebt, OaB Die in Nmes
rita itb auf6altenOcn Nnarc6titen felt emit
ibloiien ieiert, benz 8rin3en BON @aleS,
faas ct mirflt9 nit Dem BON Dem SEEM
0orfer Wttaiondr @. N. 2titor 9eplanten
O6o6eitenz @rofen un6 8aronee@irfuS"
DGbreno Bet @eltausitelltng bier6crfom>
men iollte, 9raulamer @eiie basGergniigen
gu ft0ren, 5. +. i'm ab8umurfien. Der
pbtde 8aGeS" brau6t iiberlt3 tetne 8ange
3u baben +; BEN 9~(narcbtiten faQt es 9an8 9ez
lpiB ni9t I'M &raume etn, iib IN t6m gu
Der9reifen; 70 piel @bre ertpeilen ie ben1
prtn5liben Ta9ebie6 gar tibt. 9erielbc
ior9t ia 6urcb feline lii6erltcbe 2ebe1stpeiic
o6nc6in ibon ieGbit bafir, baB i'm Die
en9Gti0en Steuer3abGer Dorausit9tltb ni9t
au5ulange me6r perOen gu crnGbren
braucben.
, 1893-03-27
Mobel 'tttrt bolben Dreilt,

rel M36bet 5ubritan, telben eS IdneI 9elun9en it, uniern
u @eIddft as Oos 9r6Bte unO Die ibneliten %l1ml0Bebe=
terffeQisenOe fHr ibre &oaret 5u erfennen, 6o6en Die
9eIanrrnte 9roouftiOn ibrer 6obriten ouf nnieren 6lurS plocirt
nit Oert Suffrage, gu ir9eno welben &reiien gu Oertalfen. g8ir
6aben jeben Nrhfel nit d8ablen marftrt, 1pelbe auf Dem 2saptere
niebri9 er1deinen, aber an ben &aoren 9eleben 1mO iie rnbe=
0ingt pbdnOntenal, Sic Hbertreffen aue Die tpunOerpo0en
Bargains, Die mir tpabrenO unieres Ntdr5= Serfaufs Oferrten,
Ner1ebrte 8equemli6eien erm69f6en es, SeOern1unn prompt
5a beOienen. 9ie ein5ige 8eOingnng, anf tpelder mir beiteben
miIen, 1T, mir 9tidts anti berua6ren fOnnen, SIS Ite6t uus 8u
Otean 3pefe feu 9taum CUR SerfI9un9,
, 1893-03-27
Ourh 0ie B[ume,

Mann (Mtt Der 8ilan5 beid6aftigD :
r9tatiirli9, bas 1T ia felt 5ebn Sabren Ste
geG; betner MO6iitin sable icb tpieber 9eraoe
10 Dtel, ipie meinem eriten Gucb6aIter !"
Srau: v8eiBt bu, TriB, ndcbites Sabr
f0nnteit bu ben orn1en Wfonn ober oocb
mai enblicb in ieinem @ebalt auf6efiern !"
, 1893-03-27
Die Safe Str. s6ob6abnz @eieuibaf

- Die Safe Ctr. 6ob6abnz@ eielibaft
fiin6t9t an, baB tire BON Wtartet Ctr. bis
5ur ipeitli6en Stabtgren5e it3 eritreden6e
8dDn ldngItenS Bis @noe gtppember 5. S.
beenbtgt fem tperbe. 9tiemanb tptrb iidb
baritber mebr ~freuen, ais Sic int Yunft 6eS
SbneQbertebrS fart bernab(Giiigten 8ez
Dobner Ser 8eitiette. 8efanntli6 bat fetnc
ber BRET nit Der Safe Str. >6o66abn pa
ralleL laufen6en @iien6a6nen 0itli6 bon
@eitern 2lpe1ue auf cine Strede bon 6rei
Wtetlen in etnem Ot6t bcb0lferten Stabt7
tbetI cine Station, ut6 bic 6%ortigen Sc
ipo6ner itn6 bis CUR 8oIlenbun9 Ser 6o9z
ba6n ein3ig auf bte StroBen6abnen anges
~tDieien, bic in BEN Wfor9en~ ur6 Qbenb7
itunben in 9eraoe5u ebenSgefd6rltber 8etie
iiberfiiut linb. Die Safe Str. 6ocbbabn
miro ba6er cine ungemeine Gerfe6rserleic6z
ternng biI6en, 3umaG ba bic 9an5e iie6enz
unbetnbalb MfetLcn lange StreGe fiir ben
geringen Breis bon finf Gents befa6ren
tperOen fatn. Die 8a6n miro 3tpeigeIeiii8
9ebaut, nit elmer etngeleiltgen vS1letfe"
5pii4en Safe Str. unb 8abal6 Qlpenue,
unO pirO nt9t ~tpent9er ais 48 Stationen
1dben.
, 1893-03-27

- Sn Der 8un6eS6auptitaot tpor am
Samitag Oas @erilcbt Derbrcitct, baB ST.
O}arineiefretar 8tltam 6. QB6itnep Don
Stem gorf gum Nadbfol8er BON 9to6ert 8.
&itcoln ais @eianOtcr am 6ofe bon ct.
SarneS auSerie6en rnO Sic G%ruennun9 nun
bon 6errn 84itncp's 3uittmmung ab=
bGngig iet.
, 1893-03-27
Cute ~Freun6tnnen.

v9tun, tpaS iasit bu basu, 0aB Ser 9fieie
lor I'm meine 6anb angebalten bat On
pSab' mfrs gletcb 9ebacbt! 2lS icb i'm
abbltben lteB, i9tpor ct, iicb elm 2eib ansu>
tbun !" (2u1t. 3D.
, 1893-03-27

= Qu6 6as no9l Son ben Gbica8Oer
9amen miro befanntlib ~bebauptet, baB ite
auf vgroBem 6uBe" Iebten. 9as lit na7
tiirlib cine bon netbii1en &Getnftdbtern :
unO Oa3u re6nen nit aub Die iib in Dielen
0tngen iebr tletnItb b%enebmen0cn @Ot6ae
miten aus9e6enbe nicbtspiirbige Ser
leumoung. gtun erbe6t a6er irgen6 Elm
pbantaiteOoaer 3eitun8ScorreiponOent ge@
gen uniere 0an1en io8ar Ben lbnD6en 8ors
purf, 6aB iie, tpenn tbnen in einern iibers
fiiaten StraBen6abnipagen bon eincm6errn
eth Sit angebOten miro, ii3 habur6 81
repancbiren p%fle8tet, baB ite bent galantcr
Meni1en einen StB auf i6rem SbooBe
etnrGumten 2tebenSpiir6tg itnb unlere
Gbicagoertnnen 9etpiB, aber %lotpeit, tpie III
men ba nab8eia9t miro, treiben le t6re
@rtenntlt3feit 8e8cn 9alante 6erren bocb
ni6t pentgitenS ntbt in etnem Straz
Be%nbabnpa8en. 9ies CUR Steuer Oe1
Wabrbeit.
, 1893-03-27
$d1lnB mnhe
alnIereH 4el1rs-gerkunfH*

g6GnomentoIe SaIbsPretseQuo in gerbinOung mi tunieren
6urd6aus 3uDerdif9en g8aaren, perben ben 9rDBten l1miab BON 9f0beIn perurz
iaben, Sen uniere OOr irgenb peldbe anOere 2agerrdume ienals erlebt baben.
, 1893-03-27
unter freunoen an ser B6rfe.

81: r@s 9iebt t%auien6 g8ege, reid s1
tperben. 3: vSa, a6er nur einen on7
itGnot9en. 81: n8el6en benn?"-8.
gSeben sic, t9 puBte, baB Sic i'm nibt
fennen."
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10
HaLF.HOLING SHOES,

THIS cut shows you young workman half.
soiins shoes which can b. v.ry n eel, done by
any no. with thes. to la after a little practice,
ither on l.ath CT rubber, and patches can DO
su'tsily eemeaisd u IT,. finest rho. made b, US.
ing th- hath c.msn' ph,rh gn.s With this out
fit TIL rubh.' meat - sI.s o ten found Con-
venit mt md tssre |. H. bsttsr m,de. 1t will
,nend your ,uther e0o,s and sh, Is ind your rub
Der cost as we'll.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10
by g. d. EANDERS.
Deputy Sheriff.

Under and by virtue of an Execution issued eut
II the Prob te our; Of the ST T.. Of Il.ho in and
Tor Aiturus county, 0n the 18th tsy If F.brusr Y,
u. ~ 3. IL the ruove entitled action, her, IN
=. Pre- man, the ali named plaintiff, OBJ
IN bed innEiHeit ga.tist Inmes Myers. iefc,,.
an. on thu Eth d II per. iub-r. A Is9l for
Ia sum az one hundred md fift' hi ana t4-itO
dnll. T. III WI nj money # the Unit.e IT is
s,h mt ri at ~ per cent from December 18th,
iN32. pnd costs. ana com hnGed o. 81 II the fol
loving Desc ihed r nj property ,owt:
tnr DWELLING house RI ted III he town If
Ia ley. block -iAt, 'nr. AID on lot Il ana % of
si.i'i BOOK s'Aty-o,.-. The rad h~nse l. now o..
e pred Dy said DANES NJ, trs, thr b we naIn-a Il.
f'nisn'; nl.o Ill his ght, title AMI inte est in
1. Nd I" ~ ii lots.
fu!'iic nor GO il hereby ven that on the 10th
thN 81 Mar b. A. ID 1925 at u'ciuck D IN. OF tn M,
day At the 'outta use TT ..aiiey. J will, in OBJ.
dtn'' t. said .x.cat,'n, sell tne sbnv-.describ-d
properly. or 81 ~ en- there ~ may b g airy
10 ra'lsf' s@id juign.,n with i. tere and r,sts
etc q the hiph--r md be bloder for Lawful
money OF he United states.
l,attd Haiity. Idaho, tIis 18th day Of February,
$50
A. J JACK@OS
sheriff Of Alturas County.
~ c. Z. SANDERS.
Deputy Sheriff
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10

At the Universal Exposition Of 1899, at Par,
france the best sewing machines of :he world
including those OF America, were in competition
Ihey were passed upon BY jury composed O,
he best foreign mechanical experts, two Of when
were the leading sewing machine manufacturer
IF France. This jury, after exhaustive examinu
i'm and tests, adjudged that the Wheeler {
Wilson machines were the best Of all and award
Cd that company the highest prize offered-th
GkAND PNlLh-giFng other companies ons
gold, silver ami bronze medals.
Ihe french EovetnIn mt, as q further rccocui
lon CT superiority, decorated Mr. Nahani,.,
!. neelrr, president of the company, with tn,
honor Of France
The No. 9, for family use, and the No. 49, fo
manufacturing uses, aie the best in the WORT.
% day.
A. u now, when you want sewing n achne j
YOU q not g9s me best 1t viii lie your own fat4i
Ask oar sewing machine ,ias!ar for the No
wheeler 4 Wilson machine. II iis doesn't kae,
hen write to us for descriptive catal0yua ST.
eIlns. Agents wanted IN all tnoccupied tern.
ny WHEELER & WILSON MIG co.
Chicago. III
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10
In the District Court
the knnrta judicial District of IL. State Of
idaho. IN ann isr Aituras coonty.
In tbs rstt.- Of the .itien Of Ahrs,de, !
Ae,fi ger ter - ssofHsns

Srv comes ess4d ylr.hrd.ry U., f,iga, .,s
pfifis's !o-r h"n"rsbie Gonrt tn Oh an hi.
E-r- ff,n Al-NsTtdtr J. He, III to Al,ssntl., j
Ii H,sg.r. ;'rt h- liz w.u- re ION:
, bst N b w. NAL II e,ibeta Of h,a
isttia now il,irg-hir al aHti n. b-o,h,r phtj,p
y III . {; n Il his aid hru'h sprll. hi. name
~ III ,; 40 ? t't'u~sr desires IN .ir f4ni,y
h-i"" 'aid b. spelled rnt SoNernret n k
: hri 80 tiaisr - m, Il ~ vr.t. Wns
n '-cua't l9th. lr.6 10 sl..rf, r. nee
IT, % r->-rts r dad. mi n = p..r.s+ r.I.
f.'fs> h's h,"thsr bida J. =, II. l.r and l. =
- ''r 'f-. jos tFih- ~. esiuiig u. III. city
~ n, ~ hfs. Prnt-, l.snl..
VIZ -, r-'it"--r s.s d court to
'h-'st IA. name t. Il xeni : j. 4, fl yer
f,toopi ALLxA&UAA J. huErFt1aFR
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10
ia Ala "A

These excellent ORGANS arc celebrate,
Tor their volume, quality Of tone, uuici
response, variety # combination. arii5
design, beauty in finish, perfect constlrn
ton, making them the most attractive
ornamental and desirable organs ir tt
world for Homes, Schools, Churches
Lodges and Societies.
1tafal00noc
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10
NOTICE. TO CREDIT ORS.
Estate Of Louis Eacci,i. De-.
ceased.

Notice IL Ferety giv.t tbst Letters OF Admins
'rHt"b ga th. trstr # oui- ZAnchi, deceased
wee grant 70 the uitdsr g',e IN III. 27th q.
{" february, 1925 b. the Probate Court of Altur Is
e, ntt
At persons haVing rlsira- ng ihsi said estat. are
'qu feu to .atItit l., III 10 ne TO- iuwr,c. AZ
III, nhcr IN ha'tty Iias.u, w.t.in / Il n,ultns So
- 'lt dtt 81 t"is h"it', u ia shall DO forever
bas,ta
Tins 9th day of February 1893
". ii. WATT,
:. Adn:n strator
first publication: Msrph !, 1893.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10
SEHIy,G 4 STRAP.

The clamp this b y IL uaing n sewing strsp
and which IL 90 in d in t = outfit will prove to
lie one Of 81 e hanie-t tools hist could b. placed
in the house Il can be- used for Iundrt d. IT
hin AMI handy boy earn good wages by
doing repairing or The neightors
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10
Notice :cr Publication.

Notice :1r Eubsica zion.
RoafrfsAp PROOF.
Land tih.e At Galley, Idaho
February III. 1873
Hotirr Ia hereby gwen tlss til. folio. ipg-Is,upo
-tf'-f - risf meme ~ III. II s.Itlun make
hh1' tf"f ~ support ei his cIhlIn. srd that ssid
tf""f = III - II -. ttftIe int E.siste, ana he j.
ce's'r at HALEY, idrLo, sn March i3, 1853, viz:
JACOB MI ~.
+ the Nh If tn ~ \. th- sW \ Of 'ha Nwk
III" III. y y VI the )" = STE ~, Up, D. north
. sf'.s- - east.
~ hs'ess tn" fo!lswing witnesses to prov.
his c'ttlhnou- rtslutn upon, and cultivation
%! said lsu,, viz:
>AlSt>'-' N. Tucker, George II. Knight Patricb
Mem NJ Il. AID huns~ aaiser,
All of HALEY, Idaho.
Y. T. RILEY,
pa H.elster.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10
For Consumption. Asthma, bronchitis, Dyspepsis.
Catnrrh. Hny Fever. Headache. u. hility, ph-u.
matism. Neuralgia, and all Gu ronic and Ner-
vous Diseases.

1.-THE Compound oxysen Tr~ssmert which
Drs, Stnrkey falPn have disper.att du ing The
as' twenty y'rs. ia scient fc adjustment of the
eie!nente of oxygen amt Mir, gen i,sane'ized,
AMI Is 40 conden@"' and ma portable that 1t is
sent AL o7.r be world. /, cures nrtrre r.s
Gives strergt rsviV-s cir, ulation. provides
sout thing fit t. circulate. The late r. g. Arthur
w"il fin,wh thr ush his yer: ul works of fiction
aud the late Father If The Eouse." Hon. VIM D
lt.E were strong fri nds of the CCmpouris Oxy
g+n Treatment an always recommend. 81 It.
In addition to them Ora. Starkey 4 Palen are
PERMITTED TO + fer to
hEF. VICTOR l.. CONRAD Editor Iu therap oh
server, phila
REV CHARLES. w CUSHING. D. D., noches.
iioN. WI. PENN NIXON. Editor Inter Ocean.
W u. woRrHINGroN. Filter Kew South.
JunGE. ii p vRoou.v. enepemo. K,n.
MIS-. MARl liEtEMnt'E. af+lrns.. Mass
JUDGE Il. V0OBHEfS New York CITY
MIR O. InHT. Philadelphia
i"S. v. y S,NiuYLFK EA>tan. Pa.
Eb'S'iD l.. WILSON. s33 broadway. N. Y,
II ELLA NJ LYON. wairnea Hawaii. Sandwich
Isisnds
ALEXANDER RITGHiE Inverness. Scotland
MRS MANUEL V. oKrLGA, Fresnille znc..
MitS EMMA COOPER. Uhls. Spanish uondu.
COBB, ex Vice Consul Cassblsnca, Morocco
NJ. v. AsHbkooh, Req b nff. Cal.
). MOORE, supt. Police, blandford. Dorset
JACOB ARD, Bowral, New South Wales.
Ard thousands OF others in ever. Part of the
Drs Stsrkey 4 Psleu will send entirely free of
hhrst a hook OF si0 pug"s. cont alpitg the his.
tory u! tie Comp uvd Iypen Treatment" he
book also c,Hts,i in.. tie names and addresses q.
men ana Won IN Who NV. been RESTORED to Ii sItL
by the Use If the tr' 'ilsnt. 1t il pooi rrss,. .
thu sick--,ss',sliz.d men snd women do til.
the book, .dor.
FRS. SrARErv pAIFN
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10

Has attained a standard Of excellence
which admits of no superior
1t contains every Improvement hat
inventive genius, skill and money car
produce.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10
TIE En7GFEssi NaEE III. p-l.

TIE EUROPEAN s'2srE The p.l,
~ fnrf ps diners from all Other flares sr RABBITS
IN macy imperfect points, which raer tom in
enr tfthls> They ate rot,d FIR II el- size vaia-
able ssiu aud me favored ia at. psrt-hinu very
ihHrh Oh Nenis"i. fGlt grown Hare will weigh
zen 70 fweiN. po"nds. They are much move pref.
i'shiF u. poultry. are .asih i.pt aau with less
cost Of feed. Tn ar- netursliy Y, - gentle snd
apci.e 1hs Belgian liar. WI Hlw.ys command
ready Ssie IL the riarh,t for their Il . mat. 81.
PFie" ans trest'S. sent application. Address
=. L. EUHGE, Importer and Breeder
NO. sa-S >"dsh ! 1t TACOMA RssH,HSroA
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10
Notice for Publication.
tpLstRr LANp, rtN.A Ph oF)
Land Office IT siail y, Id no,
tSt,yuu,v n I

Notice il hereby ,i-.,ih
MANY J. DRAKE
o. hsiley. hturas "naNts, Id ,hu. h.s fited rotic.
OF h~r inr on ~ IL 4. ..,'of II hsr IT land
ri.'ni y" 20. f., ',a y y % the MA "a sc % IN
4. moth Of hang" Is -.-t s.for. the REGISTER .ud
hscris'r ~ t'sh-., ldsho. on friasy tn. i4,h d Y
April. ,e'a
sh- n-is's tie f,!lnw'nx wjtnesa@s to prove the
eoh'pe'S rigai"n ant Reclamation of SAID land;
t's'r Weber, James Sutherland, frank peea
hhd y u, 81 sutton,
All OF BAILEY, Idaho.
v. T. RILEY.
i.sgister.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10

lHATTg'S ORGANS a,,,. m, n. ., 3, st t.
,r.seo; A"s.rsss b.p.eA Asssly. Ga.u:n.t, u.
sos seEssy. "
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-03-10

Under and by virtue Of an EXECUTION issued ont
of the Prob.te Cont OF he State Of IdHhO. in
for alturas county. GA the I6th day Of February,
A. y. 1tg3. IN the hbovs certified acton. wherein
=. M. Friedman. the absvt-named p amt fl, oh.
tail I'd in gmeBt against John Myers. defendant,
on the 10th day Of December. A. y 1892. tor The
| hum of one hu DIRE d and twenty .nine ana % 100
dollars III Iawtui more, of the United states. be-
sidts ietrrest Il IL p"rc"rf trcIn Dccemser 10Th,
1872 sid costs. an comm idrd to sell the foilo w.
Ing dsscrth' Il real property. tc-vi,
ne II W fran" avoiding h. use tus' ed in I'll ,
northeast conner OF the town Of HsiI.y. an nesr
thf railroad: .sid house beina NV orcupi,d by
John Myers, tho d-it pda4t above rsi. d. and
stsnditg on 81 nenr Tote l. 2, and \. il. block
.igh weight. Of the ID town Of HALEY; and all
Eis nigh, tItle AID ,nfsrest III and h. SAID lots
Public notice 10 By g yea that or the 10th
day Of March A 1893. at "'cl1ck D. M OF thA.
daa. Mt tn" courthouse at hailey. ! will. IN obe-
dislce I" said Execution " II the abovr-described
properly. or - much n recf may be nev.s sry
I" sstisf sid judgment with iLt,re-t and costs
etc, to the highest ana best bidder. for lawful
monet 81 the tLitsd States.
Dated Lailey, Idaho TINS nth day Of February,
1888
A. J. JACKSON,
sheriff Of Alturas County
BY G. D. EASDEBs.
Deputy Sheriff.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-23
DEATHS.

In this city, Sept. %, Jennie B., wife of Free
man B. Sterling, aged 80 years months days
[The funeral of the late Jennie B.. Sterling
will take place Sunday afternoon at 2.30 o'cock
at No. 1879 Cumberland street. Burial private.
In this city, Sept. %, Miss Margaret Fitzger-
aid, aged g years.
[Funeral on Sunday afternoon at Q O'clock
from No. 8 Commercial street.
In this city, Sept. %, Bertha Eyelina daugh-
ter of Royal and Mary A. Edwards, aged 10
months 28ldays.
Funeral on Sunday afternoon at O'clock
from No. Sumner street.
In Gorham, Sept. p, Elizabeth, wife of Robt
B. Rounds aged So years 2 months.
Funeral this Saturday afternoon at 100 oclk
from her late residence
In Standish, Sept IL, .Winslow Dow, aged 81
In Spearfsh South Daeota Sept 81, VIM. B.
Thompson, formerly of South Portland.
In Industry, Sept9 William M. Bryant, aged
In North Powual Sept. IS. Rev. James Rice,
aged IS years months.
In Bowdoinham Mrs. Sarah A. Berry, aged
~ years.
In Lebanon. Aug. 81, Francis A. shapleigh,
aged A years
In Augusta, Sept. 5, Mrs. Abbie G. Townsend.
aged 63 years.
In South Thomaston, Sept. 8, John B. Rogers,
aged Sc years.
In Rockland, Sept. /, Myrtle b. Clark. aged
III Orono Sept. 8, Edward Mansfield, aged
SO years
III Berwick, Sept. 8. Enoch Blaisdeli, aged
"a years
Cooper, aged 72 years.
In Phipsburg. Sept. 10. Mrs. Alice H. Oliver,
10 years
90 years.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-23
WEDDINGS.
Osgood- Keene.

A wedding occurred at the residence of
Mrs. Rose A. Keene, No. 20 Vine street,
Haverhill, Mass, Wednesday afternoon,
when her daughter, Miss Myra H. Keene,
and Mr.. Newton 1. Osgood, formerly of
Bluehill, were married. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. g. M. Clark in
the presence of immediate relative of the
bride and groom and few close friends.
Miss Nellie Cockrane of Portland,
served as bridesmaid, and Wallace Allen
of Haverhill, the best man.
Crosby-Simonds.
The Medford City News of Medford,
Mass. gives the following account of
the wedding of parties well known in
Portland:
The residence of MIR. Charles S. Yelling
ton, II Warren street, was the scene OF a
very pleasant wedding, that of Mr..
Archer Guy Crosby and Miss Mary Isabel
Simonds, on Wednesday evening, Sep
TENT Der Ii. The piazza and walks were
well lighted aby Chinese lanterns and
from the rays which stleamed through
the open door.
At .. 80 the bridal chorus from Lohen-
grin, played. by the orchestra outside,
was d prelude to the ceremony following,
which was performed by VIM. Howe d.
ID. of Cam bridge, who arranged the cere-
mony especially for this occasion. Inc
bridal pair stood beneath an arch OF
goldenrods from which bell OF the same
flowers was suspended. Rev. james +.
Abbott then offered a short prayer, after
which DIR. Howe said the following words:
You have had long, delightful court
ship, now take an old mans advice and
continue your courtship until you are
ninety" 1t is a notable instance that
DIR. Howe also performed the ceremony
at the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby,
parents of the groom.
The bride was attired in a white Lans.
downe dress, with Duchesse lace and
tulle veil, while at the throat was a
handsome gold pin set with diamonds, a
present from the groom. Congratulations
were then in order, and all ayailed them
selves of an opportunity to present their
good wishes Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby held
d reception from eight until ten at which
friends and relatives were present from
Philadelphia, Boston, New Ipswich, N.
H., Portland, Me-, Cambridge, Waltham,
Lexington and Arlington. Refreshments
were served by Caterer Young, The
ushers were Messrs. William X. Crosby,
Chas. S. Wellington, Ernest II. Wellington
and Winslow Simonds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby received many
valuable and useful gifts consisting OF a
couple of checks for large sums, hand
some silver service, chairs pictures and
numerous others, all of which will be
valued.
At 10 O'Clock the couple started for
Montreal amid the conventional shower
Of rice. From Montreal they go to
Chicago and the Worlds Fair, and intend
to visit other places in the West. On
their return they will reside at No. 90
Salem street, Medford
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-23
MUSIC AND DRAMA.
A Trip to Chinatown.

"A Trip to Chinatown" Hoyt's clever
est comedy, will be enacted at the Port
land Theatre next Monday and Tuesday
evenings. No great strength is claimed
for the story, the main idea being to
introduce a number of character sketch
es and up Ito date episodes. The skit
has enjoyed a phenomenal run in New
York of 700 nights and comes to this city
pulled up with pardonable pride "A
Trip to Chinatown" is a clever musicale
conceit and satirizes popular themes and
characters of the day, introduces pretty
songs, attractive girls and clever CONNIE
dams, affording an evenings entertain
ment in which there is hardly break in
the laughter.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-23
Excursion to Togus.

Those of our readers who have never
visited the Soldiers Home at Togus
should be sure and take advantage of the
excursion arranged by the Maine Central
railroad for Tuesday next The houses
and beautiful grounds are well worth
visiting, and to add to the attractions the
Togus band, an excellent organization,
will give grand concert. The train
will leave the Union station at 7.15 a. m.
and all stations between Portland and
Augusta will share in the reduced rates
of fare. Don't miss this trip.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-23
OBITUARY.
Ephraim x. Smart.

This gentleman, formerly citizen Of
Maine, died in Maiden, Mass, on Thurs
day. He was native of Fryeburg and
removed to Penn broke, Me-, where he
practiced law thirty-six years, being a
member of the Washington County Bar.
He had been somewhat of a traveller,
and had resided for time in North
Dakota, where he now has a son living.
He was cousin of the well known
namesake of his, Hon. E. K. Smart of
Camden, They were nephews OF an uncle
of that same name. He was possessed of
a remarkable voice in point of tone and
many of the old Democrats will well re-
member him as a delegate in state con-
ventions. He removed to Massachusetts
where he had daughter living about a
year OF more ago, hoping that the climate
might be beneficial to Inn. 1t has been
and his life has been prolonged. He was
10 years of age.
The Portland daily press., 1893-09-23
BUILT UP BY SUBSIDIES.
The Amount of Aid Given to the Canadian
Pacific and Grand Trunk Lines by
Canada,

The Amount of Aid Given to the Canadian
Pacific and Grand Trunk Lines by
Canada,
The chief statistician of the Dominion
government makes the following state
ment with regard to the aid the Grand
Trunk and Canadian Pacific railways
have received from the Canadian
treasury:
The Canadian Pacific has received. from
the Dominion government the sum OF
S6a, GA, 159 and Is, 600, 900 acres of land. Of
this latter the Canadian Pacific sold
6, 703, Ola acres to the Dominion govern
ment for the sum of $10,198, 521. The
Grand Trunk received from the govern
ment of Canada a loan of SIS, l42, 633 in
1861. At simple interest the amount
of principal and interest due to the
Federal government at the time of con-
federation was $40, 457, 45S interest and the
OIL due on the 1st of July, 1867. | do not
know that any formal remuneration of
the debt was ever made by the govern
ment and if the interest were to be
added to the amount due at confederation
the total would rise to somewhere about
$50, 600, 900. II the question asked were
What have the people of Canada given
in aid to these two.railways?n We would
have to examine the accounts to see how
much has been advanced to the various
lines Incorporated with or under the
control of each of the two great systems
as systems. Subsidies and aid were
given by the Dominion by the Provincial
government and by municipalities.