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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-18
THE PLATFORM.


The platform as reported was as fol-
lows:
we the representatives of the republican
league clubs OF the United States in NATIONAL
convention assembled, reaffirm devotion to
the principles Of the republican party as enunci.
ated at the national republican convention in
1892. We point with pride 10 the passage of a
general law for the safety OF life and limb
Of railroad employees, upon recommendation OF
President Harrison, by republican congress,
and in conformity with the expressed pledge Of
the national republican convention We declare
that we are in hearty sympathy with every leg
islative enactment which will promote the in.
teTcsts OF the wage-earners and tend TO equalize
conditions and harmonic the relations be-
tween labor and capital, always regarding
the moral and material welfare OF the
great body of the people as the PRIMARY
/ object 70 be- attained, and recommend as one OF
/ the most efficient means to 1ttHin tbs end the
establishment Of system OF arbitration 20
the adjustment % differences arising between
labor and e. pital
We aeclart our faith in genuine secret ballot
d certified by efficient acts for the suppress
81, t1trup; practices IN elections. We de.
mand tle enforcement Of existing laws by the
uulY astitutcd officers OF the law and demand
The clifton oi The aystem OF private armed
forces represented hy The Pinkertou and like
0cteetiV, agencies.
W utuAhtN tHf suppression OF all public
gambling whether ia food products OF
by means uf lottery tickets We heartily
urge amendment 20 the constitution
making the president ineligible 10 second
successive Term. We recommend % the
favorable consideration of the republican, clubs
Of the United States as matter OF education
the question OF granting to the women Of the
state aud nation the right to vote at all cleo
lions on the same terms and conditions as
male citizens
The foreign policy OF Benjamin Harrison
aud James g. Blaine deserves and receives the
commendation OF all Americans who believe in
preserving the rights and dignity Of the
United States and IN extending the scope
OF its influence. In accordance with that
policy We reasirm our determination to en-
courage the reinforcement OF the Monroe doc
trne, not only as IL applies to North and
South America, but also TO those islands In the
Atlantic and Pacific which are or may become
necessary TO the protection OF our coast line
and our trade When the American nag covers
American interests and American honor II
must never be lowered"
The platform was adopted, section by
section, together with the following:
WHEREAS, The democratic party for the
first time in thirty two years has succeeded
20 power, both executive and legislative
departments of the government we now
direct attention 10 the fact that IL should either
give the people fair trial Of the policies adyo.
Gated In its national platform or admit that IL
gained supremacy by gross misrepresentation
and hypocrisy
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-18
PLATTEvILLE.

Hotel-PARK HOUSE, A. w. Moore, Pro
urietor, Platteville, Wis. The house has been
lately reftted and refurnished throughout and
no pains viii be spar ed TO accommodate guests.
Good stabling attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-18
BASEBALL.

Standing of Clubs in the National League
for the Week Ended May -.
The following table shows the stand
ing of the various clubs of the National
baseball league.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-18
CHICAGO, BURLINGTON NORTHERN B. r

CHICAGO, BURLINGTON NORTHERN b. h.
PoToSI STATION.
GOING NoRyB.
EXprSsS, Daily, 800 A. NJ
Accommodation, except Sunday 1910. A. NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
Express, Daily, ...-..----...ll: 81 7. NJ.
Accom- modation except Sunday, -. AS P. NJ.
For Tickets, Rates, Maps. etc, apply TO
s. l.. PLAT-T, Agent. Potosl, Wis.
CASSVILLE STATION
GOING NORTH
Express, Daily, ..... ....... -...... 5;2l A. NJ.
Accommodation, except Sunday, ~ % z. NJ.
GOING SOUTH.
Express, Daily. 2 10 7. NJ.
Accommodation. except sunday. 80. l2:45 P. NJ.
For Tickets, Rates. Maps. c.. apply to
A. C. TYL0R. Agent, Ca>s7ille, Wis
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-05-18

Atterneys--n. RUcHNER & f. B. GOOD
SILL, Lancaster, Wisconsin, Attorney and Coun-
selor at Law. Practices in all state Courts.
Special attention TO business before :ne Probate
Court. Office in Showalter Block.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

wnnst | sassel my pa. an he
Wont stand that an he punished me
Men when We wuK gone that day,
l Slipped on, an ruined away.
1 took all my copper cents,
An climbed over our back fcnce
In the iinison weeds AT growed
Ever where all down the road,
Nen I got ont there, an ncn
1 RUINED sOmc-nn' ruined again,
When I met man at led
A big COW at shocked her head.
/ went down u long. long lane,
Where wuz little pigs B-plny'n'.
An Jumped up, an ske~red me, too.
Men ] scanpercd past. an they
Was somebody holleTed "HeyH
An lust wicked everywhere.
An they Nyua nobody there.
/ want to, but I'm afraid 10 try
No 90 hack - An an by
Somepln' hurts my gh'uat inside
Aa' / want my ma--an' crici.
Men a uren' hiE girl come through
Where's gaze. an tcned me who
AM " an 81 l tel where
Nv homes a. she'N show me there.
lint I couldn't ist hut tel
Waatt my name; an - seys "Weil,"
An ist looked nc np an SAYS
siShe know where 7 live. she CytaSs."
Men she telied me bag wife close
Rnund her meek Ian ON she goes
Sidppin ip The street, An men
Party sooa I'm home acain.
AM my INA. when she kissed me,
KlNsed the hig girl, too, an she
Kissed me-cf p'ou1ise shore
wont run away no niorel
JAMES WhitcoHb Riley,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

Passengers leaving Fort WORTH 6i2O pm.
can secure Sleeper accommodations from
Garrett on application TO II. IS 4. c. aSont
~ Fort Worth.
Passeng1ta for points south Of san An.
tonlo, and Tor MeNico points can transfer
81 San Antonio 20 Laredo sleeper II desired.
BE PARTICULAR to see that Your
tloke; reads via Hearne and tho INTER.
NATIONAL RouTE-i, X G. n. II. Il.
d. J. Pmcr, A. C. p. A.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

An the leading brands Of fine case
goods whistles are reduced at The
postofiice saloon from Sl.50 TO 81 dur
ing the holidays, Only 81 for bottle
of fine whisky. DO not forget your
Nmns hottie. Come one, como ALL and
avoid tho rush
STROMSTAD & MAHER,
prnJripfors
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
THE SHEPHERDS SONG.
An Ancient Ballad Fun of the Poetry
ola Christian Faith.

The following. written by Richard
craslmw about 1910. Is rcmarkable for
The tender way in which it deals with
the Christmas theme which the other
old poets sing OF in tones Of jubliant
yigor. II seems to get nearer than any
of them TO the henrt Of the Nativity
to The fact Of divine vet helpless m
FAINT lying at the mercy of The world. .
This gives TO the hymn an air of lnNinS
prGtcciiugneSs, reverenial ihmil!utliy
and personal solictude and responsibility
for the new bonn Christ committed 10
the worlds keeping. which express the
deepest RESPONSE Of the human heart 10
tllr divine gift. u Is called;
A HYMN or THB NATIVITY sUNG BY
THE SHEPHERDS.
"Gloony night embraced the place
Whpre the noble infant lay;
The Babe looked mp and showed HIS face
In spite OF darkness 10 WIS duF.
u was Thy day, sweet. ana did rise
Not from the East but from Tiny eyes
.'we saw Thee In Thy balny nest,
Young dawn Of Our eternal day;
We saw thine eyes hreuk from The East
And chase tho trembling shades away.
We saw Thee. ana We blessed the slght;
We saw Thee by THINE own sweet light
Poor world SUld L. WHAT VIII lhnu 10
no entertain this ~turry Stranger
Il tls ihc bcst thou Caust bestuw
A cold anil Not too Clcanly muugurt
Contend. the powers OF heayeu aud earth,
no ~ q bed For this great birth.
Proud world said l. cease your contest
AMI lei she Mighty Babe alunci
Tho phoenix builds the phOcuiN' nest
Loves architecture Is It's own.
The Babe. whose birth cmbrINps this morn,
Made His own be,l ere lie was born.
~ saw ihc suowfabos, soft AMI slow
Come lowering DER the places head,
Onprlug lhcr whitcht sheet Of snow
Ia furnish tho inlr Infants bed;
'ForhOlr.' ! said. 'hc not too bold,
Your ncpcr "a white but ',is too colby
81 saw she Ghsoquloua sornphiWH
Their rosy fleece Of Ore hestnw,
For Well they now cnn spare their wings
Since Heaven itself llel here below.
| well DONE 8uil j. Thu are you eurt
Your down So warm Will pass for pureF
"Wrlc0mc nh wonders In one night.
Eternity shut IA n gpuui
Summer ln winter! puy In night
Heaven ia earth and God en- mHni
| Great little one. whose all-emhrHclng hirtl
| LIFTS cnrh TO Heaven, Shops Heaven l'
earthly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
Fruit cakes IN /, . and 5-lb. tins.
Hand made cream candy in . aud 3-lb

Fruit cakes IN /, . and 5-lh, tins.
Handmade cream candy in > aud BIB.
boxes.
Grcnoblc walnuts,
Sicily hlbcrts,
Texas pecaus.
Valencia almonds. shelled.
Shcll-bark hickory nuts.
Black walputs,
Brazil ruts.
Cape Cod cranberries.
kalamazoo celery.
California and Spanish raisins.
Malaga grapes.
Sihana raislns,
Citron. orange and lemon peel.
Florida oranges,
New York apples,
Messino lemons.
Smyrna and California figs.
Queen olives.
Gordon \ Dilwotth's mlnce meat and
iellics.
Batavia preserves jellies and jams.
Stillwclrs hams and breakfast bacon.
Belle Springs butter.
Clasc & Snnhorn's teas aud cOaiees.
l.ohstcrs. crabs and shrimp.
Oyster pickle
pevilcd crabs. CLANS, etc.
And In fact everything that can he
found IN any grocery store In America
can be had at Turner 4 Dingee's. We
will have for sale all varieties Of fresh
vegetables we eau procure
You san get tho Colorado. Rouse.
Screened Egg coal for SO por ton at
LILLEN & BIBB'S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
OKEEFlNOEEE,
A SWAMP VALUABLE FOR IFS
TIMBER AND IT'S JUNGLEs.
Famous as the source Of the snwanee
River Where Bears and
Deer Abound.

the Dismal Swamp IN Virginia. IL OK
tends from the eastern part Of Pierce
oon,,+,. ,,,,,,,i. a., p,, o,.,tcrn mart of
""Ns' 'Vo'-''' ~ w
Columbia county. Florida. II IS sixty
| wlles in length and twenty miller M
hr.si,b Its iup.ia. arn nnite as thick
,s.;., anil
ana impossible as those III Ni'l'" "H'
India. Two-thirds Of the swamp IS M
| ,nt.1 T., a. t,,t,,ior are several lake.
"nu''Vu' :" w. i"''''V'
and islands.
There is a dense growth of rosemary
,,t,,. ,,, ,i,, i.l,,d. Tho blacl, cypress,
P',e, %, ''' '','','.' ,,esa,...;n,, MIR
Which Is used Tor inahul1u' u .t.a, ,,i,,,,t
poses, is found IN Abundance t1rpn Gil,
tho swamp. The timber IN tne 80
I hnokce is estimated to De worth Ht"'l'
| N1NhV'WW' t..a
The interior of the swamp Is re9'ngu
by means Of canoes. lie dep'n ol lHc
water ranges from three 10 teu Is,,
Thr mud Is very deep III eo,n'
| places, which makes travelling uuh,W''
The iunglcs consist Of reeds. hriers' bnni-
| hoOs cypress, tussock1, thorn bushes
pine gaplings, dwarf pnlmcttoes' cretpihs
| vines aud small trees a pathway Inl
canoes is made by cutting a swaih in
/ the jungle large enough for two canoes
to pass each other.
An uren Of several miles has never
boon explored II is in the southwestern
part near the floHd9 uhe. lne ~" i,itS
OF the mysterious pa0' les '2'ogrn WIZ
q dense growth OF reeds ana ,,rrn'S'
fog hoverS over IL continually me w
lace Is COMPOSED OF yellow eoI"rs" lnIu'
which is formed by dec"lnposeu leeu7,
leaves and vines. It's depth at me ouier
edge is ten feet, while it's deplhs III 'he
interior is unknown
The quick mud is trencherous ana
dangerous. Without q moment warn
ing or any sign of danger the lcet sup
and the victim fal~ In The mud's deadly
gip. Underlying the surface is an under
ground lake ola hunters say That
ilouting island can he sccu MT midday
In summer. when the weather is fair and
ihp fog rs less dense. The place IS rs
silent as tue grave. and not u bird can
be- seen.
i,,, V,o lac, i,vrntv ynnrs to get a cor.
rr7, s,n,ycy of tbn Disseminated. Three
! v.,rs MOO Tho grrotei, mart of the swamp
y.ns nnr,bnspi from the government by
" s,n,iir,t" of Atlanta capitalists The
nrc., ,aid ,,os yorv e,nnli me- il was moi
Xxx, n,,,,, l"i ,i,,t n,, iirh",. was valuable
M, .,.,, ,ii,o ors,o,i,cl compnpy
~, ~ e,,s.,,,i,., ,,,al .nn,nau,
Enom, ~ ,.'e mao tn Tai
'll''.l@,i'"H w. |, ,atiro e,var,n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

For Malaria, Liver Trnu-
BILE, or Indigestion, use
BROWN S IRON BITTERS
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
THE INTERNATIONAL ROUTE

In connection with Houston and Toxaa
Central hallway, Innkos the best time from
FORT WORTH. DALLAS,
And other North Texas Points, to
Austin, San Antonio. Laredo,
And Peints In Mexico,
PULLMAN SLEEPERs DAILY In each
direction VIA HEARNE
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

THE ST. JAMES HOTEL.
Headquarters for conuercinl mon f-t-.
class accommodations with large sa5nnie
rooms conveniently located
COLORADO, TRY .s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

Go to Beiauo X DelEado for fr,,;..
iinc confectionery. Hcadquarse.ss anu
Christmas candies Christmas fens.v l9T
baskets a speciality. Fireworts iruit
kinds BEIANo a DEiGA9nlo al
NJ. J. HAuGHTON. Manager '-Ai'O'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
TEXAS AND PACIFIC AND WINDSOR
HOTELS

George II. Huichius. proprietor.
FINEST hotels west Of fort North Only
nfs'-eiass houses IN Abilene Ratas 81 80
Ies day Fine sample rooms FOR drunmers
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

None but tcn-year old Polie q, Va.
whisky sold over the Mansion Bal. 'eia0n
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23

You san get tho Colorado. Rouse.
Screened Egg coal for SO por ton al
LIIlLEN & BIBB'S
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-12-23
BorEls



W. c. TURNER, Proprietor. ,,o.os
Nice new house, newly furnished: hanuns
moderate. Everything convenient Ous
block from depot -,.,s
MOUNT PLEASANT. TEAAs'
CENTRAL 4oTEL.
Rates $500 per day. Sample room IN
connection. The large brick hotel nearly
MRS MARTHA McwHIRTER, Proprietor.
Bolton. Texas.
MAGNOLIA HOTEL.
Mrs.. .. VI. Tahler, Proprietor.
Rates. 500 per day.
Longyiew, Texas,
-oADDo HOTEL
steamboat finish inside. Best hotel in ths
territory. Clean, well-kept excellent "a.
9ies', Terms, 500 per day. speciA ra'cS
Three large sample Rooms,
MRS. DORA MORSE, pRoPHlErREss-
Ell -.eu3, o, Il.
THE KNIGHT HOUSE,.
Brownwood, "exas. / have again taken
possession Of my. house. and am ready 70
receive the people with firstclass accommo'
W f. KNIGHT. PROPRIETOR.
RIO GRANDE HOUSE
Grnnbury, Texas. Recently opened up at
depot. First-olass accommodations. Meals
furnished all trains.
MRS. II. 5. ALMOND. PROPRIETOR.
COOPER HOUSE.
Flrst-class and newly opened.
A J. COOPER, PROPRIETOR,
king HOTEL.
Rates, $500 per day.
J. n. DAVIS, PROPRIETOR,
McGregor, Texas.
CITY HOTEL.
NARROW. l. T.
Flrst-clhss accommodations, good table
good, airy rooms. Rates reasonable.
II ]. CHAPEL PROPRIETOR
CITY HOTEL
Duncan. l. n.
Leading hctel Of the town. Good taDle,
nice, clean beds. Special attention given TO
the travelling public. Rates reasonable.
w. IL. BREEpLONE, PROPRIETOR.
THE AMARILLO,
The popular hotel and health resort.
HATDw1CK & HARDwIcK, Props.
Amarillo. Tex.
-----
-'-'-wILEY CoTTAGE-'-'-
Mrs. Dora Wiley. Proprletress.
-..... HEADQUARTERS FOR
......CONiMERCIAL MEN.
| Dublin - =. .. :. Texas.
|
| -CIrY HOTEL
q ~ Nnor p r1
wins Point.
dS eTays P sye da2 qf gpSg
THE ABNEY HOUSE.
T. O. Abnev. Isronrletor-
ao1prHwArrF... TEX As.
'''0 - a. TO- - - e - - e. l ia As
-
, - LpltnNCE HoTEl-
OF. W. H. fayton' Proprietor.
N''eiia"' = - - $500 - - Texas
INA only Orst.cI,ss NO., d, ,.. it,
Mrs ADA H. WALDEN, proprietress-
Denton, Tex.
HOTEL, SAN ANcrro
hecen''y enlarged and Improved.
n,n,te
90 iiAi'Nt9' PROPRIETOR.
I
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-05-04

sii' i"'o n sumner insy''ig ~ buVhilahl
'''he HIM.
The annual Inspection W Camps If sons
OF Veterans il now going IN A. Clark
Na'aP WIZ he inspected May I'm.
lhe valuable brood mare Neli, by Thaek-
amhau, ont ot " 5. Dlson's Knox mare
/ dled ast week. She vas owned ny MISS
EhHia Walls ami was niie 81 The mos prom
lslng Young Nfe7d mares N TINS Vl'"lN
tarl r. Juie is prnbahl the Youngest M h
MAJ Milo fNeI droN permanently 10 route
in Belfast, He is but twelve Years Of age
apu haS delivered the milk On the ROUTE w
tis an, H.. q A Mckinney il whom br
hvts i,4 several mouths.
H4,-f. Tve t11fl filh ha4 W sNe0t N(DnH.tv.
ai tf,sif. rrD6nti4 4if epntr4 Bt fttopt rN4I4p-
JAIL " t0, -t.re agt vi tN ETue eaa ks G
N- " " Fiset Is E Mnr.,
T. Ianh5. G. Vi Brewster q d ,.n5u.
,VAs nj Nj i,Hal6s &c P Brew4t4ts HI hi
0H i#l I-
ff5 tMrBfy th4r .4u4,y- b4 #af4-f44I
fp NnI af prtitIon NV. rrUteu iR
fM-t eu %. 5a4 nv Il r1l<ar p.-.iur
,o44., NAH s.4.tt4t.nt.iDF .if ,1art,4 if5i
#4a.N7M. 44- VA aF,4.. ,e H -9,r.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-05-04

sale AT the old stand Coliseum Building
Full particulars in advertising columns next
| week Inspection invited.
W. A Monroe and j +. Sheldon began
May LIST delivering milk in closed glass jars
to their customers, an innovation which is
quite popular wherever tried both as mat
ter Ut CONVENIENCE ana Of health
The first Penohscot salmon was III knowl-
ton x Co.'S market Saturday, retailing for
IL cents per pound for the best cuts 1t was
eaught IN A II Parsons of Cape .Iellson. A.
Gilmore took the first salmon from his Weir
on the East Side Friday evening, and ship
ped it to Boston.
''Samho, the Brooks House cat, who had
N many friends and admirers is no more
\ Advancing years ANA infirmities rendered it
necessary to give Him relief and through
the painless operation of chloroform his
nine lives departed simultaneously The
remains We're burned N the garden Re
giirseat III pace
MAMoRiAI- DAy The Memorial sunday
services Jhis year will be at The Methodist
Church hv Rev S J. Hanscum. the Memo
riai day address hy Rev. Myra lnsburv
4 Ihe GitY Council has appropriated 9l25 for
tha nse VI the tirani ArfMv in observance ~
tha 1ay The Belfast Band Will probably
h.rpi4A tile music
Nrnm WEATHER Mr. 4. IL Murrh fir
aiste- NJ the fuilown- 4port M the Wealth
" tos AFrT avrraEe Temperature fo4a .
Which X pnldeg than ApriI 1872 ana B
Der than the average for "A years Ram
4 fell On 2 days and SNOW en- 5 The amount
mi snow f4i WAS inches total precipitation
t-l inrhes Flie highest temperature wa$
r. lowest "a
ANorHER l.Hrrth GAnRlHR Congressman
Miiliken telegraphed Friday I'VE get an
3ther carripr ~ commence May first. "A
WMln third aafrer Ha~ heen authorized. II
Wa- not pH-Siblr N have him enter upon his
duties May list The city has to be re-dis-
tncted, new boxes supplied and set up the
apnpntae qualified ana bond filed, All with
iWa otlSrrG ance @t HE evil Service rules
ntN N ree. Of wv additional BOXES II N
prohatie pne viii W placed at the corner Of
MON and Commercial streets and one some
WHERE on Cedar street The arrangements
,yiIf ,.,la1.. ,s ..n,,a un..it,ia ,h,rd
,..,r,t.., ill .rr....tl, 4,.,,.,,.t... IVA
The examinations inder the rIlil service
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HrlaY The sansiiaatvs wera ~ follaws for
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1893-05-04

| paralysis yesterday involving tne leIt hand
and wrist.
Mrs. A. H. Maddocks fell at her house On
Bridge street Tuesday and dislocated her
| left shoulder.
Thomas II. Marshal Relief Corps will
hold an apron sale in the afternoon and sup
per in the evening May 18TH
Mrs Annie l.. McKeen and daughter Fiori-
da, have returned home for the summer They
have been spending the winter at Waltlam,
Mass
"A despatch has been received here annonnc-
ing the death, at Oakland Cal. Of Mary,
widow of the late Gen. James w Webster
Her son-in-law, MIR. w. \. Atkinson will ac-
company the remains to Belfast fur Burial
The work Of putting Gr"ve Cemetery III
proper condition for the season was begun
Monday, both by the superintendent and
private owners. A petition is before the
committee on cemeteries If tile City Council
~ build 4 fence along the front, to protect
the place from tresspas by CATTLE horses and
other estrays.
Mudgett Bros. cali attention Ia their two
stations. Phillips and lha,zanbau. huth of
-nod breeding, and the latter especially
wrll known III Eastern Maine AZ the sire III
tine stock. Three of lis colts are now ID
the Mldgett farm and are being trained for
use on the track this season. rhev are
Niakwa Still a record n 2.3A, Maud, 4 proln-
isiug young mare ana Proctor.
Tva on three fishermen have arrived hart.
the mast week win fares of fresh tisl ana
Taeselava fremont smack came in with about
\ thousand rounds of livr col iii her with
A Iille amount Mad BEEN disposed III lit the
nome port ana the skipper came IL Belfast
for / market The fish we're very lively
Capi Rran,hajl hpuglt some for his market
1t il a long time since live goldfish have h,en
offered for sa!, hcr4
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