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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

spttidi Di'pdith 10 Tho mniiJta'r.
r,ugGRsnuRo, W. Va, Oct. 90
Charles II. Noblo, 4 batbor, sold ont
and skipped last night, leaving lotS Of
creditors. no Ia RlSo a bigOmIst, having
wife living horo aud ono In central
nhin
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

pAuKrmnund, W. Va, Oct, a.
MAJOR Davidson, Of liOrkolcy Springs,
this state, aged 81 ycum, an OK
state senator for nily youts aud promi.
mont In politics, suicidcl by shooting
to-day. Cause, physical iniitmilies,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

Spttidi D'spd!ch 70 he h'ctJciech
MlmISsnuUa, Oct 2l.-Mh IlOnty
Shepherd, who las been prospecting
for coal In tho mountains OF Dorkeloy
county, has discovered nnO bod OF coal
on his farm, west OF this pl lace. lilo hns
lind u sample Of It tostcd aud II was
ioundlo bo OF cxcOllcnt burning quality
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23
ulil,gNusGAultnl.u,
E,.gsnnlor sawyer, of wisconsin, Says
John Sherman IA wrong.

Et.gonniOr sawyer, NJ WlscDhhlh, says
John sherman IA wrong.
DuLuun, hlIsS, oct 2g. Tx. United
States Senator phiIotua Sawyer IN Ia
Duluth to-day. an Associated Pross
rpportoragkui him hia opinion oi Soma.
tar Shofnan'd book In reference 10
tho pnft raicrfIns 10 oE.Prrldcnt Gar.
Gold, Mt Sawyer mlli "BnnntOt shot.
man IA totally IN mo wrong In mylng
that ox.pf01IdouL Garfield broke faith
with hin. ! remember tint thu day
before G'tnnll wNa nominated, /
luucu0i with him. Az tho table / said :
'Nr Gnf1'll ! ain suro you ara going
to bu nominated. llutopllodi y would
nthrf bo shot than to bc nominated,
Tor ! clnll noyof pOtsnadp sherman
that ! kopt faith win him. wont
bnrh tn tito Wisconsin hcieHat'an aHd
wu wcto tho Ar1t to swlng into lino Tor
Garfield"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23
.DIXIE'S GREAT GREETING
To President Cleveland and His
Official Entoursge.
CROWD OF TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE

Walt at tho Atlanta Railway Station,
onlyto 10 outwltted BY tho ReOsp.
tIou Committee, Who Flank the
Gathering aud Land Their Guests
at tho IIotol Without Their KnoWl.
cdgo-Immonss Attendance Expect.
nt tho Exposition To-day When the
Party VIII Bo on Exhibition.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23
gtenm'hlp Arrivals,
Neville MoughInn, Montreal lot ldvcrpool


Tor Wc,i Virginia. inE decidedly colder
VIZ Western Pennsylvania and Ohio falf hut
pbHihy lght ucal SNOW uh the lAgc'i much
colder unuhutly WluOH
IllE TEMPERATURE NrutRhN,
as furnished nv q. SnnNErr, dt1stlit, corner
Market ami Fourteenth streets
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"a tn,.,,,.,,.,,,.,,, OIL 7 II tus,", ,.. .,,, 0l
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-23

M,pWuY, MiyN, oct. 2i--Abonl 10
buildings, chiefly business hnuioi,
burned hero loulay. i.oW 100000, IN.
lntanco about $4,000 Only two btlCk
buildings saved Tho fosl Of tho town,
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

the Convention. Two Of these live east
Of the population center, one lives west OF
it, and two live near it. But the chances
os Mckinley and Harrison will hardly be
materially helped by the fact that they
reside close to that point. nor will those
Of Reed. Morton and Allison be hurt by
the remoteness of their domicie from it,
Tile case Of both Cleveland and Harrison.
each Of whom lost his own State in one of
his canvasses. is a decidedly practical
argument against the locality considera-
ton
Character and fitness are, of course, the
principal things to be taken into the ac-
count, and III 1896, when the names of
aSpirants from the far East and the far
West. as well As from the central West
| will be presented to the Convention, these
qualities will be likely to receive greater
attention than they sometimes get. All
the Presidential candidates whom the Re
publican party has had except one were
from the West. but geographical consid-
elations did not get all of them the nomi-
nation. They had something to do with
Harrison ;, Garfield $ and Hayes seec-
tion, but they had less to do with Lincoln $,
and they had nothing whatever to do with
Grants. The smaller the weight accord
ed to them in 1896 the better for the
party. Ohio will be Republican and
Indiana viii be doubtful next year, no
matter where the candidate comes from,
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01
Reunion Of the 26th Maine

The tenth annual reunion Of the 18Th Me.
Regilnental Association Will be held at
Northport camp ground August 18th. If
stormy the 18th, at Memorial Hall, Belfast
the next fair day. The program is: Bust
ness meeting at 1880 IA. ~ Company roll
call 11.30. Picnic dinner Hotel accommo
dation for those who wish. At 1.15 .p M
Campfire at the auditorium Address by
the president, F. S. Walls. Miss Charlotte
I. Sibey, Miss Cora A. Eames, Mrs. j f
McKeen and Mrs. Ralph H. Howes will
take part in the exercises. Speaking by
prominent speakers and comrades. Good
music will be furnished ANY member
knowing the death of a conrale since A,l-
gust |, 1898, please notify secretary by card
Of the time and place Of death One fare
tickets for members and friends will he sold
August 18th and 18th, good until the 18th,
by Maine Central railroad, Bangor 4 ARGOS
took railroad, Bangor & Bar Harbor Steam
boat Co., between Belfast and Castine, Ban
gor and Boston boats on the bay and river
landings but from Boston regular fare.
One fare tickets sold August 18th on Mt.
Desert route.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

The Mount Lebanon Shakers have recent
ly perfected an ingenious cure for dyspepsia.
Their Digestive Cordial consists of a food
already digested and digester of foods hap
PLY combined.
The Importance Of this invention will be
appreciated when we realize what proper
ton Of the community are victims Of some
form Of stomach trouble. Thousands Of
pale, thin people have little inclination to
eat, and what they do eat causes them pain
and distress
The Digestive Cordial Of tie Shakers Cor
reefs any stomach arrangement at once 1t
makes thin people plump. Every one will
he greatly interested to read the little book
which has been placed in the hands of drug
gists for free distribution.
What is Laxol? Nothing but Castor Oil
made as palatable as honey. Children like it,
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

Dn Ak Aaid times ans lnnger Brace
WA e4 Al to make goad times. 'rhe
baslne~s SIs4S abs Frightening eyervwlsere.
ana e4eh indi1 idua cs,n. If le viil, aid III
HeStoliH4 ihs iraspeiits wheA w rhv
ii-Attai heritage W thc American peuple.
I.et VIA who can Square theii obligations
~ 50. and every dollar thus ai~hulscd
will be 4 messenger q good Zines and
help to make hearts lighter by lifting
mans burdens OF debt. Those who have
money to spend are advised that now is
the time TO buy. Price, are advancing on
nearly all lines OF goods and will not be
as lew again for some years 70 come. The
advance X net speculative but legitimate,
and tle purchasing value ii the dollar is
greaiel To-day than it viii pe a few weeks
III months hence
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

1t is reported that Nalkyrie Ill. has
steel Spas. She will find Defender a foe
man worthy Of hel steel.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

Democratic tree tIatie has shut down
Maine lumber mills
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

Prof Elliott Cones who is spritualist
OF tile sane order, says he knows he has a
soul and that he will not Idle like dog. y
But how does lie know that the dog hasn' t
souls Is he treating man most devoted
and intelligent friend fairly when he init
mates that the dog is unfit to share in the
higher life conceded to his mastero Wonld
the future life, indeed, be complete with
ont the comranionship Of our mute friends?
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01
Yachts and Boats.

leaves the Dot out of sight
=,
...., -. .'., .:,
! me sio"P Saeh' stranger "hl'e neihg
i-"' 's''e' ~ " s'' "'se4 ~ 'o' ''"i poi "e''
but came oft without damage.
sloon x,nb. ~, j. w;aaa4 ;+, ~
S+e3,,,., - i, =,
cassat IN hoard v,sirsa R.ifas+ l,st Er1.r
,,,1r., ,, f. .,,u,
9'eaih s'en' nalall, nos'o'i' -'s'e''' a',li'
49, - rle' 2 1VNs''es'oi' 'eoise -
VueS'o' CIV ''l1''eAa'' ->''''alitei a'Nil "
$500 49, 20
HlooP saen' i'f'oiia was IN P"ft A"es"aS
Win J"iiH Pa''N =. bangor ia"ies an" gen-
''eiiiei' ON "o"lo' iies iao peeh cruising
among 'ne iSlai's ana We're lheh spending
m
i'e 7"'''.' 49, 'o'''o'N - SVo'-
i'n'' e. ''a'''ioe - ~ III ~
80 e. = r. n = - 'i'iV = -
'sa.u sA'o = ''' sf'0'ie - II 4
| ss Pos>' - q { I"iSN passage = "eSiieu -
Ihe fast yachts and sailing craft Of Nlnal-
haven We're out sunday trying thelr speed.
tut Captain Dunbar ~ his fishing boat took
a squirt and put-,llsF need them al. reports
q correspondent OF the Rockland Star. Capt.
Ne i'as speedy craft which he uses in
iopstrilis, ana she = MOI htte'i Tor racing
Mr. f. c. Jones Of the Stevens \ Jones
company has Just puIc hastd a new cat boat,
il the harbor Tie Kitten Is II feet long.
slS itel eeain ahA dra"s tWo feet q water
,Jnne. bnntrht her I4sr witt ~, wfn .n+.ir
Her IN the coming Saturday races Of the
Portland aeAf c4ubr lPNrtlaMd PFtS-
Iapf e. f. Williams haS 4 row-loat Iuilt
the paSt winter Which is I lnarye, uf light-
ness. she is II feet long and weighs hut gs
ponds Net il Very strongly huilt AND IL
good beam. Capt W. thinks he las the
proper proportions for eoltbinel speed, safe
4, strength and lghiness in roN-hoat.
" II,.;sk4u and 4 I ,,,vi,,r,. nf I,,
.ror sta~tef .I1tiv osa al, ..,,,o,.ino t,, ,rl,a
DIV fl,4y rp;i,.lpti l}.ii.,st sfi,,,,.,.
Ms ,.i!4s TT,v stained ,var ,.i,,., ~ ,l,..
grn.hy nh, ,,Ii vith ,i,.ir ,,,,,.a +l. w.,
Steamer Ra,.sjand Thur,aav n,nr.,,nr tsr
Camden. frotn yrhtnre 1l,4v en,ti,tft.d th..i.
journey the ,eXt DAN They were una4eid-
ed as IN the e>tent ar dirytstiali ~ rltt.r tr5n
Il,
, u II
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nv -
- = ''-'''1 CIV
~ - : NIKE 'o!H' i'''' \
II, = s'N' - ~ IT, W."
Y'iS ''SfTfNV'' Y
LaS' lAufs''as sai'alh hel4t anA ms son
q swan lsiaud Went ~ Bncksporr with
ia a rage with the local flyer, slppp Annie c.
spencer. LIE lrlze was SILVER pitcher and
the course from bucksport to Sandyp9int
buoy and return. The yachts Were started
Bangor paper says 4" The two visitors took
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

Here il bit Of hilarious amusement as
recorded IA Boston journal
Nl'le pleasure that the public have had
II reading TIE ancient inscriptions, in
standing IN the tombs Of John Winthrop.
Judge sewall John Hancock and Tie
Franklin family has been great
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

CAPT. Daniel + shnt- di-d AZ hs hcme III
Jacksonville, Fla., Juiy 5th, agvI y Years
~ was soE of William Shute VI thiS eity
when he moved to Jacksonville While
living here he engaged ii the coasting trade
and was captain Of schs Home, .Jaclin and
others His first wife was Emily, daughter
of Benjamin Farrow of Cherrvfeld. They
had one son who died young. His second
wife, who survives hun, is a Jacksonville,
lady. They have three children. lie leaves
Two brothers and onr sister, captains Alon-
AZ ana Hartford shnte ana Mis- MARY H..
shnte He was member If 4 Masonic
lodge in Jacksonville His friends Notli ii
Maine and Florida were many and h4iI hiin
IN high esteem
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

Now Brother bingley, tell the average
reader OF tie G. +. n. o. NJ. what ''lais-
SCI taire means. You know he doesn't
know
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

THE Boston journal recently narrowed
its cailmnS. aakng eight u page i'll
Stsad w ~vvcp- and many 81 its contem-
poratiss LLAMA commended tile change as
making TIE lcpinal more attractive, in
dieatue pioSl Gritty. etc. etc We may
be oai-feayi~h bat. from a typograplica
rointot view. cannot commend the change.
The marrow column has its advantages ia
: business way. but is not thing Of
beauty.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

\ plenty q beechnuts is promised, and
the usual clop Of clle>tnnts * assured
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

Veterans in the soldiers home at Quin-
cy, Ill.,, are beset by spinsters with view
Of becoming pensionable widows. 1t is
cupidity versus Cupid. III.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

Hall last SUNDAY afternoon and Miss Illlll
King III Tie .Y+,llns
J,st Snn3;.x -i. E,,,+i.+ S,n,1., S,l...f
,,n,;n..,a .f++. +;, I, rr N,
~ ,.lsir,,,. ,l-
.v,,rsia,,
=,
'''' Nv
'''i'' '''' 'i''''''n van ''''
49,. rs ~ s'''''"N - 81
~ a. >efi' ''' ti>'''s' i'NiS = l4it7
- - NaS atiVh Ni'ii l-ls l''ii'AiN Nith Niis-
f.s sister, Mrs ESsie H CArle, corner III
,o,,.r,.a
~ So Nii1N S'i'ElS' ''it't M +N4 aN'tliA N
calls Where tl!r services 1f \ t-nivcrs.tli>t
Clergyman AiAy hf de-lrre
p ,.,4. Nr..
ltN AHHfH -NNih'Nf T Nll- Sl'raN Y flit
Advent Cl4ristfan II.ll p,.4r,.ats eInnL ,l.4>t
Sttii1'N ~ -ftN' Ih'' '1i2 l' htt tFNl iVIlt
u ACTS 2;l sunday Seaool at After naNt
SUNDAY theFf Wlii NJ h0 preaching N the
iau until the second Sunday IN September
when regular services each sunday will be
resumed. The Sunday school and Friday
evening prayer meeting Will be held evrtV
Week n usual
The Eruortf League uf Escl,ralN prs4r;,4r
wiil Aold Il Convention AZ \obleN.srY ir t.,n-
nectiun with rIfe e.tIftn iti4.ti,Iy Nv A,,4 1ert
and ooth. Msnday 4yp,Y,- Aur tnt,3 P.,
Id. Y. NJ. Par.eYlt. wv P5rt,.n,j vfti ,,.ti,4~bis
i9htldr lrs'7fe' h iAF -ANtffgH Alan- ANie
if'NilelS dif ''TiiS SNVNfT'' i"l n4s'iaE .
if' n i'' i'l ii'i In NJ" hAN fiiaf9t !" 1ie
iN'it'Ai i-''-tt e HR4N. ~ I'M lHNHhItli ny ST.
''7'ii 't' -tHt.N'i I'M HiaNT wa &ef-
f4'N' Vf1'''N' ''N'' M '''N ''f- guy Nhat-
' N'''''' ~ sly
iti'>' - F" lle''' ->o' =
At the morning service at the BAPTIST
ChHrcsi the pastor Will preach taking as
his subject. "'Ilie True Church." Matt. ii Ills
The music wifl We as follows
tAnuante in G, Tours
1hhe.''hi i.''h Nh A-eN' hN'.ff
n.snnnse W. .},alr
Choral PpstlnAe. Arr I'm Hyit
The morning service wili le followed MI
the ordinance Of thr LORDS supper Thrre
Will be general preaching Service in tMe
evening. Subject ~ SERMON, .'Tht Naile u
Purpose Dan lsS- There MAI We special
nASl' " the choir ami chorus as follows
Trans 'ription If Il Song hN Nendeissohn.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

Another count of the indictment against
the bicycle is that the rider is SO much alb
sorbed in his treacberous steed and neces-
sarily 50 alert to avoid collisions and head
ers that no opportunity is left him for OBJ
servation and that exhilarating commu-
Mon with nature allowed to the pedes-
trian, the rider, or the driver Of horse.
The sadly intent face Of the bicycler, not
less than his unsightly hump, is evidence
il point.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

proofs equally strong. writes a pro-
illse ple~s correspondent, thereby cun-
founding plnot will 'eydence." Or
ettect with cause. Ilie elementary class
IA journalism Should know that thing
proved N aut Of discussion.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

Editor Dana laughs at the phrase lin
on midst, a. something too anatomical
y intimate. But Boston editor speaks
Of the occupants oi 4 vehicle as every
one in tile team. without, probably, ex-
pecting his readers to infer that the team
of horses had swallowed the entire party.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

The dveolette young man from town
has come in quest Of color and to teach
rs OF the country how little mole than the
ti@ leaf is Necessary for personal adoll-
mentt ~ bodily protection.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

4 generous contemporary invites Mexi-
60 70 take Cuba, the latter having the nee
essary racial strawberry mark, to her Dos
ON. Uncle sam loquiter and whiting
What's Cuba to Mexico. Or she 70 Cuba,
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

'As extinct as the dodo,' writes an
able editor. AS extinct is not com
parable, the infant class in journalism
should be taught to write extinct, like
the dodo.''
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

Again to tile elementary class; Avoid
silpcltuous words. A building on A and
LIST streets is there Just as surely as if tie
reporter located it there.
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

John Shelman's remark that eX- Speak
Ell Reed lives too fal East to be a strong
candidate tol tile Presidency involves a
principle which can not safely BE follow
Ell fan. SAYS the st. Louis Globe Democrat:
The fist Presidential nominee Of the Re
publican party, Fremont, lived farther
west Of the center Of population than
Reed does east Of it, and another Of the
party nominees. Blaine, lived in Reed S
own State. Both were defeated, but To-
caity had as little to do with their defeat
as it had with their nomination. Their
fate would Lave been precisely the same
had they lived iii Indiana, Illinois, Ohio
or at any other ''strategic' point in the
political line. A good many Democrats
doubtless thought that Pierce and Blu
chanan lived too far east and tens Of
thousands II them, especially in 1892,
thought that Cleveland did, but these
men were elected
There is a strong probability that con
sideraticns of locality will have less
weight in 1896 than they have had in for
mer years. From present indications five
men, Reed, Mckinley, Harrison, Allison
and Morton, will figure prominently in
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

C1,,p1ts WI Sp1-r,- EDITOR AND
- - " - Rt>INE>> MANAGER
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

A Louisville woman has somewhere sin
her midst a natural laboratory for the
production of teeth in great variety which
she elects from her mouth by the dozen.
a great opening for a dentist
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01
*OPENINCs
Boston
,5c.& 10c.
Sto''
~ eur nem htoch. WI
BL L r. ORE
III our nem hloch. Vi.
BL lie STORE

We shall be pleased 70 see All
customers and friends in oar me-,
partmenf store. In the arra
of this new store we haze divide
sections N AZ "A have goods " M
Gas ail II separate seoraa
trust thar oH customers wflI
thi~ new feature wlteh eaarte-
see just what they want WI
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01
Midsummer Madness

midsummer Madness.
Now. Brother IDngley, tell the averag,
| reader OF tie G. f n o, NJ. what 'lais-
SCI taire' means You know he doesll'
| know.
\ plenty q leechnuts is promised, anc
the usual crop If che>tnnts i assured.
Here il 4 bit Of hilarious amusement a.
recorded ~ Boston journal
''Ibe pleasure that the public have hac
II reading the ancient inscriptions, i
standing w the tonbs Of John Winthrcp
Judge sewal John Hancock and III,
\ Franklin family has been great
The decoette young man from towr
/ has come in qile,t Of color and to teacl
rs Of the country how little more than tn,
ti4 leaf is necessary for Personal adoGn-
ment, ~ bodily protection.
Proofs equally strong. writes a pro
fuse press correspondent, thereby con-
1NNnalN- 'll"i WltA feNidence, q
eiteet with cause. Ilie elementary class
ln loulnali~m Should kno" that thin-
1 proved Il aut 81 discussion.
Again to tile elementary class Avoid
supclilpous words. A building on A and
LIST streets is there Just as surely as if tie
And avoid such grammar as the follow
ing, even if YOU find something like il
every day ii Your favorite newspaper
1T would have been more appropriate Il
have written.
Eal'of i'ana lat@hs at flle phrase in
oui niias1' A. something toe anatomical
~ intimate But Boston editor speaks
one III the team. without, probably, eX-
pectlng his readers to infer that the team
OF horses HAD swallowed the entire party
One Prot. Checkley of Cincinnati be
ectel to aeleteliolls Influences IN III,
habit If battling. Ana H cannot he 40
MED that our fore bears. WHO rarely
''wasled I'LL over ottener than once =
year. some Of them never. enioyed ruared
health and length ii ]ife
Prof. Elliott Cones who i ! s,iri+ual;s,
OF tile sane order. saws he knows he has =
soul and THAI he will NOT ..die like doo >,
But how does be know tl,t -b. l,o 1,,s,,..
;.,,.
,ha,
-
III ,rt,,ra III ;ndoo7 u i,
.. .;4 IL , 4,
.llo a;. .....
n,ral,a +ho ;nf.n+ 49, !,
sbn,ld II. +ar,,h+ = ,,;+a ..ost;.,.. H.
.ha dada,.
Another count Of the Indictment ao,inst
the bicycle is that the rider is SO much al,-
sorbed in his treacberous steed and neces-
sarily SO alert to avoid collisions and head
so,,,.+;an .,,d +ha+ .l.;,4:
;.,
n - pe'teo-
sli'A-' i''Sl' Z 80 u'i'ei Y I" morse
IN sa"iy in'ene iace y we pcycler, not
iess lhah ms uhslSh1ly hump, IS evidence
~ point
LoulsVlile woman mas somewhere lin
I a..
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

.:l,1 II; 1,i
practically assured. tile county having
voted, a~t Mend y, almost unanimously.
70 subscribe and pay for SEQ GOO worth
of the preferred stock OF the Washington
t"unty Railroad Co, formerly called the
Shore Line. If the president and ,lirec-
tors oi the COMPANY secure additional
Subscriptions fnr >2O0. Ua0 Of stocl1-which
they >ay tlrS are able IL b. Messrs. Geo.
n Wcseott anN James Mitchell If Port
laMd vil enter into \ contract fol TIL ron
StIuciiail VII The road 1he proposed ruad
viii >talt from Calais. run through Rob
linstnl. p,i.nysyisle Narbias l,hs,,y-
,iald s.a ..ti.,, + r,a..,-,.,
''''
heaes oii lhe Maine entiai 5ar lialbor
branch. 1t viii lie about 100 miles lone.
and l., sdes divine, ,,..,s+ ,,..',.
Y's
iaii V"Hne'''oi4S II VIII open 'ie Valuable
timber iacts and develop summer resorts.
such road viii be of immense benefit TO
Washinytn, cnn,t,. and ~ ;...,.4
- - ''''i'
ldttpl lH tllc growth ana prosperity OF
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01
Hoods Sarsa,ariIIa
Hnnd'a DSlfc are the best afte, dim,
sAOA , aAAo pills. They assist digestion
The Churches.

pr. A. W Taylor If Rockland preached
before the Christian AdventiSts III Peirce !
Hall last Sunday afternoon ana Miss Lnlu
King i'll tile evening
The Republican journal., 1895-08-01

What is Laxol? Nothing but Castor Oil
made as palatable as honey. Children like it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-11-16

Stilson Hutchins. E. Kurtz Johnson. John
Paul Jones. ]. Blake Kendall. DR.. 3. F.
Lane. G. Lansburgh, Noble D. Larner, A
Lisner. CoLW. H. Lowdermilk. L. z. Letter,
John McElroy. Rev. R. H. McKim. Rev.
Alexander Mackay Smith. w. B. Moses.
John G. Nicolay, Gen. Albert Ordway. 7.
H. Page, Nathaniel Paige. John w. Pilling.
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